Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

wHERK Is DoollttleG He doesn't seem to DO
taking any interest in reform.
EX-SENATOR MCDoNALD, Of Arkansas, feels
perfectly confident Of carrying that State tor
Grant.
II. q. ONCE wrote "Tho White House cad.
lily craIes when It stlngs," the truth Of which OBJ
serVation is now illustrated 10 his own person.
THE New York EucnfHg Post says that
dependent feeling prevails at the Liberal head.
quarters ln.that clty,which Greeley's tour West.
ward has only served to deepen.
SENATOR CAMERON says that q carelul estI-
mate shows that less than Ave thousand Repub-
licans In the whole State OF PennsylyanlA will
refuse to vote for HartrAnGt, whose majority, he
predicts, will DO 1900.
Tho Albany ErcRiHg Journal says that Gree.
Icy ought to DO known as tho Great American
SWallOW.er. The facility with which he swal-
lowed tho Democratic party Is not more remark.
able than that with which he swallows his own
words"
II. G,'s DISCOURSE on monetary matters does
not strike tho Commercial Advcriissr as par
tieulRTly luminous. It sayE' "WhAt Jack
Bunsby told Captain Cutie about that missing
ship was a good deal more Instructive and
amusing.
The three rival candidates Tor Congressman.
Rt.lATgo in Tennessee held a Joint mass meet
ing at Bristol, Tenn, on Tuesday and fought a
triangular battle Of words. The candidates are
Horace Maynard, Republican, Cheatham, Dem.
Ocrat and A. johnson, Independent.
HAS any one heard anything Of GratI Brown
lately ?-RdHIGS Bulletin. Nothing favorable.
The market for sOft shell crabs has advanced
twenty per cent. since tho receipt Of tho IntelII
genco that no was coming Eastward again
Nt1 York Commercial Adrsrii5rr.
THE Hon. II. NJ. CoRwINE who has lust 70
turned from Geneva, says In a letter TO Senator
Morton that the result Of tho arbitration has
covered the administration Of President Grant
with glory in no wise oelipsOd by that Of any
preceding Administration.
W THE REAL RECEPTION accorded Horace
Greeley in Cincinnati, tho Times OF that city
says "CinclnnRu has boon considered the most
powerful stronghold Of Greeleyism In the Vest
Here, IL anywhere, would the tokens Of the i'm.
mense popularity which his friends claim for
him DO manifest. Ho came, he saw, but he
didn't conquer. The people turned out by thou.
sands to SEQ him, but It was everywhere evident
that they came Just as they would come to sec a
tWO-headed hiPpOpOtamus. The demonstrations
made were limited to a very small proportion o.
the sight.sesrs, and tho applause no received
could not have brought much warmth to his
heart, so cold and cherries was It,"
THE Plttsburg GG=sHc says OF Mr.. Greeley,
speech In that city: "IIIs profound love loI
PIttsburg We commend. We may say, not I'm
modestly, we hope, that We are deserving Of CS
teen. PlttsbuTg'S industries add very largely
from year to year to the wealth OF tho nation
Bat these industries depend on frm and poaCe
full Government. Gen, Grant has given Us this
Where men made six dollars q week under Blu
ehanan they make now at least three times ID
much. We prefer, therefore, an naturalization
that gives US prosperity. As Mr.. Greeley loves
US so we'll, suppose he votes for Grant"
TINS October elections will DO held 10 the fol-
lowing order: October ., Georgia; Governor and
Legislature. OctoboTs, Pennsylvania, Governor,
Legislature and COngrossmonj Ohio, Score
taTy Of State and Congressman; Indiana, Gov
eTnor, Legislature and Congressman; Nebraska,
Governor, Legislature and UongTessmen; DakO
tab, Delegate In Congress; District Of OOlum.
bio, Delegate In Congress. October TO- South
Carolina, Governor, Legislature and Congress
men October2 q, West Virginia, Congressmen
Iowa does not In Presidential years hold an Dc
tobeT election, GeOrga, which elects Governor,
&C., October = will elect Congressman Novem.
her o. Tho West Virginia election, October ~
IL by some held TO nave peeh IOTeslaIlel ny the
election Of August -, and Congress will have
TO settle It upon the claim Of rival delegations
GEN. HAwLEY, In one olhIs Indiana speeches
thus refors to MIR. Greeley's calumnlCs OF the
Pittsburg Soldier Conventions 81 speak with a
full sense Of what l am saying when l say the
charge Is UNANIMOUSLY and Indignantly false. /
appeal TO the thirty thousand soldiers who were
there. No assembly Of Pennsylvania Fri0nl8
was ever more generously disposed. We dis
owned emphatioally tho spirit Of revenge, de-
olarsd the war closed at APPounttoN, and, with
malice toward none and charity for all, eN
tended the right hand Of fellowship to all who
accept tho results Of the war aud obey the Con
stitutiOn and laws, enthusiastically welcomed
tho letter from Confederate soldiers, and spent
over two days In a love-icaat Of good.telloW7hlp
and patriotism. Not word u our resolutions,
not a syllable Of our speeches, not cry Or cheer
ust6sd tho ISLANDERS Of ME. Greeley"