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1000 RAILROAD HANDS
WANTED
TO BUY GOOD
BOOTS e. SHOES

AFR. BECK'S SHOE STORES. IN JASPER AND
N ireland The Railroad now being fixed fact. and
shortly 20 he com rcta when Is expected all kinds Of
trade will he accelerated by the mighty steam horse.
and everything in Dubois county put on new aspect
and go by steam power. r. Eeck has determined in ad-
vance to try aud make his trade go quicker by i'm
in prices. and Offering the best ofwork,
home mad. and Eastern. ut from 10 to Is per cent
cheaper than heretofore AZ witness the following fig
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Nss0 "A 2rertisem ents.

A GENTS " Anted.- Agents max mole niche, .
"A work for us thar ut anything else Business ligh
and permanent Particulars free. q. STiAsox 4 Co
Fine Art Publishers. Portland. Maine.
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EASTERN WORK /:

And throughout my entire stock Of Eastern work
On horne made work will make to order and sell at
the FOLLOW ing reduction:
Fine Boots. French calf or kip 81 no Formerly ~ 90
Fine common kip Boot 500 zoo
Coarse q. $50 $50
A" Boots BOO " 600
All otlser home made work 10 per cent cheaper than
formerly. Al ths reduction must have the cash, as
The need ~ cash compcls me to reduc" prices.
All persons indebted me earnestly requested TO
cali settle by cash Accounts Of two years
standing settled by January ], ls72 will be placed
in an officers hands for collection.
Oct. 81. lilly. II. BECK.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
MEXICO
Journey

AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT BAN
QUIET BY MR.. PLUMB AND sENOR VAsQUEZ.
Cry OF Mexico, April 27.-Mr. Plumb, at
the banquet In this city tho members of the Press
made a speech in which he said
'Tbe railway system Of the United States is rapidly
approaehng the borders OF Mexico. The InJernatl0nI
Railroad Company o. Texas. which represent alded Dy
liberal donations from Texas and controlled by lnnue
tai Northern capitalists is now constructing rdlrQau
across Texas. and next year II VIII nearly reaoh the o
Grande. 1t Is desired 10 continue the Inc t.rouAn "
the capitol, aud to the Pacific coast OF Mexico.
senor Clemente vasquez in the course Of speech al
the same BANQUET answered the objection Of patriotic
Mexicans who fear hat the Introduction or American
enterprtse in the country Will lead TO its suDlugailon'
nv showing that an equilibrium OF existed on this
continent as well as IN Europe. In this was the strong
est guarantee Of MeZicOs independence and the Amer
cans recognized It "a wei as the Mexcans For the
Tnred states required four years TO suDdue
the southernrrs people largely made up Of the La1n
race how could 1t sustain itself with the Ango-Saxon
sIemant in the minority would be with the absorp
non OF Mexico and the admission OF number Oh new
Latin 5tatesl
The projectors OF the Mexican Worlds Fair are active
in their preparations for the exhibition telegraphc
proposed IL honor Of the memory Of the
late Professor Morst
MArAsoRos, May THE steamer Tlbasco arrived this
avennc at the mouth Of the Rio Grande from Vera Cruz
with reinforcement Of several hundred troops for TUE
citv and munitions Of war. Gen. COrtins has Deen
relieved OF tho command OF the regular eavay "ncn
has been incorporated into the force OF Gen. Oe'aios
and with the endorsements just arrived MAKES ms
available force about 2.OOO regulars and lSo natona
guards Cortna has still small volunteer cavalry ioroe
acting as scouts
Tn, revout,onsts are said 10 be encamped near Rey-
nosa where they are throwing earthworks on the o
Gronde which forms flank Of their camp IL Is silu
that Gen Martinez ia coming down from the e
with 100 cavalry jOin Ireyn0 anu ShIOa az 10
nOsa When another advance WILL De maue on lhs wy
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
A CITY ENDORSEMENT.

The XIIth Assembly District Union Repub-
lican Association met at No. a Avenue D. last evening"
John Duke presiding and adopted the following resolu-
tons:
T,.ld That Association balls With erhnsissn bs noninttcu
Eor Haraee Greesy the once Of President Of The un
s.t, nv n. Convention assembled At Cincinnati and that
pg. 10 him the Hon. B. Graa brown the nominee of vice
PT,siasnt oar arm undivided, and seseas suRpor , -
RSIoIr,d That Hon. Horsoe Greeiey msn
orovgby 81 The people strongly snked with all the interests
Of The country OupOEon Hoere Aea truly hone,s and D
o- hsSs 0 the Ansn Of The National Governneni
NAV be osnsded without fear or nisgixlnf ,, A, a.
Th., N. candidate vcPresdsn the Hon oss
Brorr Ls, bT bis distinguished services senator Of the United
ss,. and NOR, Recently admirable s1ninistrston - Governor
~ M.oay .hawp himself Of jntGnsni appearance
d .btT Al y CON the dschsre ef The duties Of he
high position which be destined 70 ee e'ea "a AA q" N'
athrz BoIainsion could have .ees MADE =, - A.
his Associations berehy tended 70 n
EYoyt aoby By CANDIDATE and through
wbe sarns ana perssten efforts the saooea result ~As accom-
pHshed- -,
committee was appointed to organize Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
ADDRESS TO THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The Liberal Republican State Committee of
Penny issued the following stirring address
To he People Of Pennsylvania The National CoDven'
ton Of fie liberal Republicans composed OF delegates
from every IN the Union. bas presented National
ticket declaration OF principles the country and
now appeals the enlightened patriotism OF the whole
people give 20 the great political movement so
ausyiciousy inaugurated AT Cincinnati. Prompt and
thorough state. county and district organization Is the
nTst necessity OF Liberal EepuDhcznism. The Pennsy
vanis delegation IN Cincinnati directed the delegates
from each Senatorial District IL the State u select mem
Der Of the State Central Committee, and forward the
name tothe Chairman. II II important that the names
Do returned without delay a meeting OF the Commit
tee viii be necessary al early period II If earnestly
urged upon the friends OF Liberal kepubcanlsm 70 or
lZaniBs an Executive Committee in county as
speedily possible and report the Of the Chair
man and secretary 10 the state Committee The pr1n-
ciples declared by the Cincinnati Convention free
from al ambiguity assembling That they I'm full
accord with the settled convictions Of An OYerwhemI-
Ing majority OF the American people, cannot he
doubted by any Intelligent observer OF the ex-
pressIOns OF popular feeling: and IL will not be
denied that Horace Greeley and h. Gratz Brown most
tly represent the political faith manfuy and un ami
r0Ously agOwed lev men OF the past. and more who
profit by tie present will confront the national depar-
lure 70 Fraternity and Peace ald the supremacy
civil laws al the inteTa! parts OF govern
ent They will resist the effort 10 unite all patriotic
grand struggle 10 restore the Union
honest aRd economical administration lessen the
buSdeAs industry aud eAsrgy. AID 70 oafOrco te
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
TIE NEw-YORK GERMANS.

DI3Cr4SING The RESULTS OF THE CONVENTION
THE NOMINATIONS APPROVED.
The Central Committee OF the German Lib
era Republicans Of citv. Gustav Thessen presiding
held a meeting at Germana Han, No 200 Third-aver
last evening. Theo. Glaubenskee, one OF the German
delegation ~ the Cincinnati Convention In behalf Of the
4. egaton gave an account Of the proceedings Of the
Convention which he characterized as a struggle
AT the beginning between the advocates Of Free
Trade and Protection. The enthusiasm ocea-
stoned by the appearance Of Senator schurz the
speaker described unbounded. The speaker
srgued that they the German Republicans as a as the
rarsgraph on the subject OF Cy Service Reform in the
nlat@orm and the nominations concerned. can be
fllly satisfied with the result OF the Convention 1t
appeared further his remarks that Horace Greeley
ana Senator Trumbu the rst choice Of the Ger
man delegates from tbs city. The chances Of Mr..
Adams he argued destroyed by the action Of the
Free Trade adberents. He concluded his report by
ewing the reasons which led to the nomination OF
Horace Greeley urging that he unquestionaby the
hst and best fitted candidate the Of the
rersl Republiean Reform movement CCheers. The only
dancer threatening MT Greeeys success arose from the
conduct Of the Germans in parts o. the West who
nneard 70 be preiudced against him account OF his
..Tenperance prociyities." II disappointment there
ras among portion OF the public on account OF the
nomination, 10 the fact that, Ior weeks
uast Nr Adams had been considered the candidate VINO
would favored by the Convention; but tue speaker
could not IN what respect MI Adams could DC Iueh
tined with the great National Reform movement.
The report followed by debate, IN which Henry
Wehle, Dr Kessler Mr. GlanDeDsklee and others took
part motion offered by Mr. Wehle 10 adopt the
report and ndOrse the platform and the nominations
of he Liberal Rfpu lean Convention, which was
.dopted by a unanimous vote. Preliminary action was
Sskeu toward the formation " campaign orsaniZ"-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
AN CNTRUsTWORTHY MAN.
Lvo.- Th< RYc,fIo rO,ans-r41f Adm
ALBANY.

VETO OK rnE BEACH PNEUMATIC BILL-rHE
NEW CHARTER MADE A SPECIAL ORDER FOR
TUEsDAY-THE INSURANCE INVESTIGATION
REOPENED.
rrrOM THB REGULAR CORRBsrOSDRiT OF rHB rRtBUSal
ALBANY, May 6.-The Governor sent TO the
Senate this evening veto OF the Beach Pneumatic I'm
derground Rapid Transit bill. His main objections arc
that the road will seriously interfere with the present
arrangement OF lie sewers and that portion OF the
route has already been given 20 the Central Under
rgund Co. The Dill DO passed over the veto, as
n received IT'S third telding IN the Assembly put
5in yle vote more than the required majority
The Senate went into Committee the bill apprOpr-
atng money for new work and extraordinary repairs
The canals and went about half through the bill The
tax for these outlaws will be about one mill for the next
ascal year Senator O'Bren Introduced bill allowing
the Common Council OF NevYOrk 20 regulate wages or
men employed the Public Works The o1leot OF u u
10 roach the OF rhe lerge pipe mon Inc greater
part OF the session ~ the Assembly was CON
Ipittee OF the whole. Quito i number Of bills were
ordered % q third reading.
The New Charter and the cwYOrk Election Law were
made the special orders FOR tomorrow morning. tmme-
diatoy after tae reading of .he Journal by strict party
vote. Mr. Rose offered resolution that the judiciary
Comittes be directed report TO the House whether
the members Of the Legislature arc not entitled 10 tne
Der diem mileage since April 10, under art SEC. Q, "
Inc Constitution. Mr.. AlvOrd orposed. on the ground
that the report OF Judiciary Committee cannot %
nna The question must stil Oe ucciueu Dy nc
~ members ara not satisfied with the decision or tno
Controller. The resolution was however carI1eo'
Mr. Tobey offered o resolution authorizing the In
suraDco Committee 70 reopen the Investigation ID orde
bt thew NAV take the testimony Of Mr. southwick, and
examine books and papers Mr. Fields moved 10 amend
nv adding that they report within three days. The
or1ocnr yVa. ado,red and the resolution carried by
nearly unan nous vote number Of bills we're passed.
but not VI Al Important nature
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

y,su,ocrao Convention meets that viii be no longer
a faction but great party not 70 he transferred 70
Grant 10 avert che danger Of election OF Democrat
traner 70 say there already sOmo talk OF abandoning
Grant and nominating some other man at Phiadeipha
90 sav. the party and whispered about that mat
ters come to this pass. Cofax would be the man 10
a,fv the troubled elements aud bring back the dsi-
feeed Iiberas Nothing well shows the strength Oh
the Liberal ticket these suggestions OF the Poe
necessity Of throwing Grant overheard when Ole near
before most OF the who we're at CINCINNATI nave "
time to get back 70 their homes. .p.,.
Ths Democrats are much moro crcumspeot 1" -
utterances han they when the news OF uie.es
snece.. was received It is seldom that one can DO
TO declare positively that the Democratic NoH' -,
will not indorse the Cincinnati ticket whereas VA
there were numbers who were outspoAen - -.
ION Almost all express wihink"0 ,'
Greeley II their Convention desires u '"t' " W
a' -. = belef generally entertained that
- a.,or has increased the chances OF success TOT
= Democratie candidate, II It shall oe thouEn' juuoo.
20 ut ore in thu aed. II Is admitted however, Dy lea1
ino Damocrsts that there are strong reaSonS io O'
.oninsting a Democrat-chieAy, what they call MI
realev,s great popularity IN the SOUTH ana tne Ger
,,,t ~ his carrying NewYork and Pennsylvania Ihe
I4bera Republicans entirely satisfied with the nom
nations and their confidence IN the strength OF lhe
ticket has hourly increased from the moment was an
nounoed This confidence is derived not only noih
COMPARISON OF views among themselves. and from the
response that has come from the country put Hon 0
o.vions alarm Of the Administration men
r,s avenng all sorts OF wild ill the air the
talk among Administration Of the possibility OF
dropnins Grant Philadelphia increases ana II mas
even gone 40 suggestions made OF candidates
who would DO available in 1t becomes necessary 10
make slate one Of these tickets Is Ehn b. " ASH
burne " Illinois for President. and James G. Blaine
another ia James Wilson of Iowa. for President ana
Zen. Hawey of Connecticut. for Vice President
A prominent Liberal Republican nom Illinois. and
warm friend OF Senator Tumbu says. to-day. that the
Liberal Republicans viii nominate ticket in his state
and that prominent candidates now mentloneu
are Trumhur for Governor and Koerner for Lieutenant
Coverpor Tn, nc ket he saws Will unite all the Lborai
Republicans ana at the same time secure The German
Slfso t... state
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
Special Notices
L,Ouverrurr College.


The xh zsnshp lsieiy been ,T"n 70 "a '' n So
Of IL College. NOfth1 states faciu- of b~fA h
have granted huI hitherto se have not so-l s
collegiate Professions. -iucs l9n Ni'a 'as
constantly hat b-ioug The A-c.n gsse
oi II Yea f0rk fAd tie &C
conpspnr act ncorrossug "TOUSSAIST LOIFbkIlh ks Soh
IlEf psLona tho oucAioa oi oaonei IsS1
he Trustees named Charter have iuT orsnp mo ssss
yed 20 locate 6A8k s The eaoa h'H oees
he tv Of We tS appeal - 80 ur-.' os
"a Sheud not College u our e~n -a' M
o~ snd proF particular s - e1sl -
equivalent 20 aoue snd leaHr Te -
tbe psyaent Of single subscription a1ni ne 'nm u p' -
beens actually subscribed.
intena and erent the n amount allowed |" Osr
nd o b.t md ,h.u appeal friends ever ssie On ae
AZ home Ag-ns hae oe-s
subscrDton~ IhrF ar aOt sohe'I1 -
s .pv -hatev-r Treasurer Or Dep s
.nd AZ tbe prop-r whom suh Hpo"os nay oe P>~
iert 70 me de3ora Errsserrf
Cy 81 Ponghkerpse hss ooas-9ei 70
oar bis celhcte 1aF sgih"nfc W -
80 mi actually sabscrb-o VII De- pess -
a. vii be requested % -. sDsn o. n" '
snPuOn, 81. - ~ - a rs-@ss, a s.ia Colex.
-RIeyepth Anniversary tine Howard his-ton sss
Home for IIiis Wanderers No. 80 SS~ ssss' ss 81 ,,
iof Of Nuac. TUESDAY sNsN.ng -
and IN the BROOKLYN Academy OF MusE, fklDA kNsSsS s
uAr1,H IN ~ Asosses hv Rev SibPhAn n ~ w.
ard Rev VAN MRTRR Grand Hseuish Chors sstss.s
t.e- (r bv The ciren the irrccol ~ T. rbhss'
yfu. s-lec. Dossz $40 iuNe BY NE b~Sa "
R.er-,.c. eossa,enee Al "a AdniltABer ~ cent- .
s-Npnbe Grand Snd h4nlshea non -as hn~e sP~
ran Of J. Rznsr a. To-. 30 sroad~Af
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
AN KMYHATIC ENDORSEMENT BY THE NEW
JERSEY GERMANS.

Tho following significant communication ap-
Y,sars N The Nerqrk Journal DEM Of last evening ana
Us author mat paper says "is well known among Ills
oun+rycn M an able political writer ana aman wAo mas
never had much sympathy with Democracy tie is one
o that cas, OF Germans who remember Greeey' course
81 tho Franco German war as wei as 1Aai oI Ui"n'
War Dep .rtmcnt"
10 l.e E3 ,t,r of The Journal:
DEAR SIR: The inc.1sed communication 10 The DT'ly
A5-eysise, was refused admission INTO It's columns. IL
4,ust -, d matter OF regret 70 al faTmnded kepuoh-
cans that mo onenan power" so far controls even our
press tha the correction OF elaring usrepreSentauohS
tnnatteis Of fact IS objected 20. c. j. l.
Edilor Of Ys,gare Daily 1drertiser:
DUAr s,R: In your local remarks, TIE Cincinnati
Nominal Newark. in saturdays is'ue, It "a stated
Anon. The Germans many Of whom were inclined 20
favor the 0ersl Repnhncan movement tAe nolnaOn % lon
was recr ,rd with dnle sn,d disgust WHAT tley eA,
aimed. ask 70 vote tor man who has alV34catru
s.leiS. a., i2' . '' ''O'''''''''
Now. permit an old German Republican-One Of 1856
IN cOrreot three distinct misrepresentation contained III
tue short sxtrsct just quoted:
first. The Geman L, publlcsns not only Sin
cined % slvor the Liberal Republican, movement but
uth very few exceptions, they stin firmly opposed
- the denomination and reelection OF Grant, because
they .uv ndorse the bill Of indictment against Grant
Administration contained in the Cincinnati address,
,eoord. Instead OF being received with unfeigned
gust rbe nomination Of Horace Greeley IS hailed by
Nth xreme satisfaction and pleasure, because they
know him and have learned esteem him as an honest
independents liberal man; no time-server; man OF
ool sense Adety Of principle; one who has done more
Ior he industrial interests Of the country than any othe
living man. II there ia any "unfelgned disgust among
1lIe Germans 1t disgust at the lOw-mnded sarcasm
which and. parallel Horace Greeleys domination
.nd the arrival Of the " learned pig"
Thlrd 10 not believe that yod can fnt half dozen
German Republicans in this city who object 10 Greeley
w President on account OF his ideas on the temperance
cueston-a question not a; all at issue In Presidential
canvass aud remark which your local reporter puts
into the mouth OF the Germans Is an Insult 70 tAeT
understanding.
Time viii undoubtedly convince you. Mr.. Editor, that
tbe Cincinnati nomination Is not only very good JOKE
tut very serious one, which VIII tell very practically
in November next resulting IN the overthrow OF per
sona Government" and the restoration OK law, peace
and honesty in national affairs, and new era OF good
fee!ng Al any rate those who run the machine IL
these mart, and have successfully run 1t In the ground
lat Fsi may IA well make mp their minds that OF the
German Republican votes IN New-Jersey' Greeley VIII
get ten Grants One. CHA ELEs f. - LLhADA|h'
O. AyDafk 4. j.. May L. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
OBITUARY..
HENRY Is. COOK.

Henry 3. Cook, or AZ he was almost uni
yersy Called Harry Cook" well known 10 al oid Ne"
Yorkers Is dead. He was born III Motts' marcn ~ oVo
and in early life was leading member OF che old Voiun
tear Fire Department aud continued member thereof
until ia a nal dissolution. Probably fireman was bet
Ter known or more sincerely respected he was aiso
prominent as a politician, having attached hlmseII 70
he Whig marty nj its organization and ardenty SUD
norted Henry Clay for the Presidency During tne Col
ectorship OF Edward Curtis Mr Cook vas Weigher "a
the Nav York Custom house. Subsequently no WAS eu
pIoyed IN the office the Tax COmmiss0ners ne was
gentleman OF genial disposition. anu among Inc tnou
ands i'm tbis clfv with whom he acquainted hr was
much esteemed and bore the highest character ror Hoh
asfY And lntAgritY.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

great demands OF Liberty and Law but they csnnot
prevail .with the preudices OF political orsaniza
tions we have nothing 70 do Compelled 20
severance from a party OF whose better record the
Liberal Republicans justly proud. we advance 70
meet the supreme necessities Of the nation and invite
the earnest cooperation OF ALL without sunderng party
anities who sincerely desre hs regeneration OF our
National. State, and municipal governments keyoiu-
tions take no steps backward. Organization iDnedate
and systematic IL present and pressing duty Inc
struggle with arrogant and wearmed power VIII %
desperate for time but the Issue cannot De dOnOtu
In this political decentralization OF peace as In the ter
riblo trials Of war, will be solemny decided that
government OF the people. by the people ana ior inc
people, shall not perish from The earth
A. X MCCLURE Chairman Lib Rep. state Com.
PhilQdelDhta. May 9, 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MAKABTN
NAV s-Plour dn aud unchanged Double Rtirs
~ Io. 70 Csoce BItrs $50 % IS CornN red
raTe white y 97Jc quiet Al 6jaote Bran 81 20 g. ~
~ ,r., a sTpsa PORK Mess SIS 50 Bacon dali shou
ders ste: Rib. lie. Clear SIDES &C. s
H.. allie Lari Hrmsr, Teroe-Packers, Sic; keiaed
"a sIo KegRensed c Kettle Rendrrei 10y t1lOc saksr y
a Ssm.ad Iisror cote Common, 701io Good Common
s 80 P.y ggte Moasses good demand Thin lniener a
9c Pan .Oc Good Pair Good 80 oeS5c Rsboed Sec rrIae
.ang 81 ajc Pr 2eb0ed CO9-e, lBftOtc Nhsty
70 sss Erchang Sterling l2i Se"fork sight Drafts per osn'
pr-mu God llJl r =, "A. P..i,
.,a, IS for low Pale Crude rurpntne esay
-, nS. - tor yellow DIP for Vrgn Ar 1rin Al % %
nx-Prfs Nav dull and lower sS9ss Cera s5h 81
dali and dropping a. "a l
sbousr. T9Ie for Clear 54 Lard jul and unchanged FoA
doll and nominal -. 20
hoics Wh Wheat active higher at - ei or Etra
No White; Amber Michigan Corr seHL - ~,
IN I demand =, dec Receipt-s bb Flour 1850 bash "hos
Sanm-a.--J bo. Flour and l 90 bosh "aeaI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
THE SENTIMENT IN CONNECTICUT.


LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC oPiN-
IONS on THE SITUATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNBl
HARTFORD, May 6.-The Hon. David Clark,
one Of the Connecticut delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
venton has Just arrived home Your correspondent mas
had long conversation with him, the substance OF Whch
on Mr. Clark's part. s appended. he says n--'e~--
nations but they made in good earnest, ana the
country is talking them seriously. Al nrst vas
disposed 10 believe that there trade on the part OF
the friends OF Mr. Greeley with Brown ana DIS friends
but satisfied myself fully that there was nothing on the
sort other delegates, who were somewhat dissatisfied
ara equally well convinced one thing may surprise
YOU but IL is my candid opinion that Cen Grant wiz
not be the candidate OF the Philadelphia COnyenuoD
1 was in Washington early IN april hH1
tho ,ght so then, but am now more nrhi.
badjv there is no doubt OF Those who have been
his personal friends tell hard stories ABOUT Llin ue
NAV receive a complimentary VOTE ana tHeh uaNe nis
name withdrawn, but II my Judgment that COlIa& ana
Wilson will DO nominated In that case. tho Demo,
crata ratify the Cincinnati nomination, Greeley ana
Brown will be elected: but, they DO NOT he stlensth
of the Greeley ticket will be sufficient to throw the eiec
tion into the House and then, VI course, the Psdei-
phia candidates will be chosen All depends now upon
the course taken by the Democrats.
Upon leaving Mr. Clark, met leading Democrat one
OF the foremost OF bis party the State, and told him,
substantially what Mr. Clark had said. He replied:
cannot agree with him that Grant viii not be re-
nominsred that seems 70 be fOreg0ne cODclnsOn III
tbe DemOerats ratfy Greeley and BrOwn they Wlll Do
IN Will depend upon MIR. Greeley himself says IN
acceptlng the Cincinnati nomination. he mas IL III ~
mower believe. secure the united support Oi lno
Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
yEA TIER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyFrce OF rHR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON May ii q Ia.
svnoDsfs FOR Uie past iiDsntv-foar hours
The barometer is highest over the Eastern
Guf states Cloudy and threatening weather contnue
over Northern Nov-Engandi thence soutn"atu anu
Sxes,v ara clear weather generally.
I'r0babillies.
ut,r, haron,e+er portherly TO westerly winds and
clear Weather will extend southeastward over the
northwest and Upper Lake region, toward Ine 0"i'
Valley on Tuesday. A, ..t ...o.
Clear and partially cloudy weather viii prevail over
the New England, Middle. ana oouthern ouaes,
southsrly winds veering westerly Dangerous WINDS
nofa