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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06

can for moment doubt. The Republican party Is cor
respopdingy depressed The Democracy are energi1ed
grasp and the Republicans encrvated by the knowledge
they nothing to struggle for In faot the ke
bemccracy this year. and desire as any that
an eiiectual check shall put upon the predatory
such check can only be administered by defeat Paper
resolutions nothing The leaders must realize that
the Necessity of rizhtfuy using Hence. the Repub
Democratic vote will rise far above It,
SUITABLE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
Frog TAs IsOeAeslr DsaOroi and CArOnses (fsp) :,
For the office of Controller there is reilly
but one Ca ndidnte in the field. the present incumbent
Nelson K Hopkins. The general sentiment OF tie State
Is 40 strongly united in his favor that hs nominations
may I've regarded foregoue conc usion and oDposi|
ton 10 him would futile Iu addition to the lanes
already suggested for Secretary OF state 10 succeed e.
Hilton Scribner wo weud meI.ii0n that OF Francs 5.
Tnayer OF Troy For Treasurer to succeed our towns
man. Thomas Rsiaes there seems a. yet 10 he no definite
Qualities of Integrity business experience and financial
knowledge found united in DR. Tracy Beade OF Ell
Of the wsys and Committee in the last Assembly,
ID. u. Fort Of Oswegos
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY CERTAIN.
From Ths Albany Journal tit.pl
The Republicans of New-YOrk enter upon
the OF this year with the strongest coincidence
The work i'm the most Irompt direct and bnsnesslike
manner. While adycrsaries are SUI 1ebatlIg III
still in the fog the very first question OF the can
vass the Republican Committee has sounded the ouce
duty which this Is tho signal with inc determntloh
and the faith of success. There very few candid
and rational men ia the state who now DOUBT KepuO-
lican victory.
A PROPITTOUS SIGN.
From The OBSERVE (Defa)
We make no predictions LII regard 10 the
result of the coming canvass. We hear favorable re-
ports from all quarters There seems to be growing In
cIinatoa on the part OF people to act Independently
this year regardless past party affiliations We think
this tendency will he developed IN marked degree III
the choice OF members of the Legislature. An effort
will be made TO secure honest rather than deyoied
nartisans We count this tendency prOpitiOus
sign.
D. G., FORT FOR STATE TREASURER
From, fms (Iispl
The response from all parts OF the state 10
rho s,cgestfan that the Hon d. G.. Fort Of tAis city
should he placed upon the Republican ticket for tue
Office OF State Treasurer Is favorable All inc leaning
n pprs that have alluded the subject ap
prove the suggestion and there Is ntness III honl
ton that strikes all the leading Republicans ia'of@oS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
GOGERNMENT TE1THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. 6-i d. IN. }
Syuopsis for the past tueniv-foW hours.

The low barometer on Thursday night
central north of Lake Ontario is now northeast Of
the Province OF New Brunswick; brisk westerly to
northcry winds have prevailed over the Lake region
with partly cloudy weather; occasional rain, from
Florida 70 Maryland area Of high barometer has
extended eastward the North West ana upper lane
REGION with fresh and br-k winds yeeTng nom north
west to northeast, partly cloudy weather, and falling
temperature, -
PrOb1bititifs.
For New England the barometer will rise, WIN rresh
10 brisk winds vc-ring to northwest and north, partly
cloudy weather and lower temperature.
For le Nude States and ODer lake region rSng 6dt
OmeiT, i0uer temperature cinds peeriHg 10 n0rhery
and orthfdsterly aud partly cloudy WeGther uh posi-
bin occasional RAIN on TIE cOaSk
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States east or the
Mississippi gentle and fresh winds, partly cloudy
weather. and rain areas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley northery to east
erl, winds and partly cloudy weather, with lower tenn
peTatUre.
for the upper Lake REGION clear or perty CLOUDY cool
weather WITH gentle 60 fresh winds probably shifting 10
s0ughery and casery; for Missouri aud the Northwest
eastery to southery winds and partly ceudy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.
COMPROMISED WITH CRIMINALS.
-. IA. groatIi,,t Italian paDub Ttc1i Gfp1 ugo

From me Brooyyn Uaion-Rspubhoaa Ring organ
Some of the gentlemen connected with the
Brooklyn Trust Company exhibit truly depuraOe
ignorance Of IT'S past history. Among them Is It's Presi-
dent Mr. Ripley Ropes and one Of us DIRECTOR Judge
minds Of these in relation TO the forged gold check
for ssOOC which somebody tfraaneny p5sad upon
promised tc the criminals, equals the worst condition
Of the dark ages ng PeGP
10 all about this affair, some OF the present
Dlrector--amnng whom is Judge McCue-were Di-
rectors when this questionable business was transacted
and since to all appearances, mere i0ds JetOhy COM
pounded when the Company received back $4,000 IN cash
and $4,000 worthless stock of a sewiugmachine com
pany, and did not proceed against the criminals.
Moreover. al the circumstances OF the case KNOWN
point 10 Rodman the scOundrel-iDchet in this
business and not only was Rodman not prosecuted an
Unnished but was retained in his position Of trust and
thus enabled nict great loss upon the Company and
upon individuals. In mis- curt response 10 our
gncries Yesterday Judge McCue said "there
forged check passed of, bat never saw 1t IN my e
My opinion about this interviewing Is that It IS al con
Quoted the theory that the interviewed Is lying
The exgencies of the public service may at times
such IA In the OF this broken Trust Company-ne-
cesstate the assumption OF the theory 10 whlcn judge
McCue Objects and have often found he facts finally
TO verify the theory We truly hope such will not prove
10 be tho the matter OF this forged cheek al
though we are free admit that the public have onter
tanned suspicious that ne truth has some instances
been SonoThat peFreried We desire respectfully to
ask Judge McCue If he saw the sewlns-lnacnlne
stock which held collateral for the $4,000 balance
Of forged check This STOCK "Old CONSTITUTE a. var
liable clue 10 the persons Of the criminals who passed
the check bank Ii would discover them without
BOTH RINGS BROKEN.
from 7A> Brooklyn B1gs tLea0crtHe Ring organ
In the present status of officials, In this re-
card there is little 20 choose between the parties,
although the X, puDcaus on thef side uaVo ths dNan
in their of6ces and nave hardly had time $50 put up
jobs even II they are inclined TO- heie Is SUMMARY Vi
Tho Democratic City Treasurer is in default and his
deputy known TO be deaultGr Inc late Democratic
Excise Board sued for $4,000 which, 1t Is
alleged, IL has illegally retained Tue DenOerdtlc
Treasurer Of the Fire Commission Is charged with re-
tanning 5000 interest on deposits OF pubic money Inc
Drnocrailo Commissioners Of Charites--the meaneSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06

The Messrs. Fairbanks report but q limited
unso the FIRST Mortgage Sinking Pand Gold Bonds Of toe
Division Of the Portland aud ogieusbarg Railroad These
securities from sher value commend Themselves 10 Ia
the FAC. they strongly recommended BY 80
careful and responsible Fairbanks CO. The work on no
road being r, pushed The bonis a. ihe price ofrroi ui Viii
pro,rnt premium gold equivalent 70 Ten yer ceS 'n'''
asaL al ~ ass Esxaai sa.sss0s iAss Ava VsAs'a
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-ed Honestly and Legally

3. What ought to be considered Honestly and Legaiiy
Gold s-lScar,t gold gold alloy, fs al The rcquecnis
I8c,rsi gold be considered honest gold 9s web
AL proportions fail aud though 10 IL
AM may be tolerated hey IKE 5e,g pigment miIea
with b,se siat.rau"-Yde The Book OF a Nsrss"
visLr agaa Should Mr. SrsEsrEss store 81 Coafust.
BO.s LOno inspect bis choice VI Scsa gol a1d
er Bagsn clocks and Catalogue Dost free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
CANDIDATES AND PROSPECTS.
PROSPECTS FOR DEMOCRATIC SUE


During the last six years, the Democrats have
carried the State times Tine Republicans carried
tie last Presidential election. and the Democrats .he
rnreceding one Excluding these elections. the Demo
Gratis carried she state three out OF four elections Tney
have more than recovered from the GemoidIizLli'h
,yb,ch Lost them the State two years ago, and gave
every promise OF fully redeemiDg II. That the
democratic vote viii greatly exceed the vote
80 IN 1911 and thus far exceed the aYcrnge, no
ana ouyox.sut vLA $40 eothlsizsa vi tAs NssssorsW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

LoyG BRANCH, Sept. 5.-Mr. Benjamin Cur
ney, the Fthaye. photographer while bathing TO-DAY
at tho ropes Of the End Hotel became confused IN
consequence Of the rapidity Of the waves and the
strength OF the surf and would certainly have perShed
had not Hr L. g. L. stone OF Cincinnati rushed into the
wafer, a considerable personal risk, aDd dragged ,nc
drowning man ashore. Mr. Quincy was lnSehsipln
when brought 10 the hotel, Dnt was resusei'aod "
stimuldnts, aud is now quite well again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
TIE POWELL EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 5.-F. Moran and j.
r. Colburn artists with the Powell Exploring Exped-
ton, arrived here from Colorado River this morning
Major Powell ia now deyotng himself 10 the affairs OF the
Indian Bureau and has just gone TO Muddy valley Ne
yada with Ingalls, the Indian Agent, To arrange Tor
he rec ption of the Piutes on the Reservation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
COMMENTS on TIE ACTION OF TIE DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE.
AN APrEAL TO THE PEOPLE FRoM TIE POLL
TICIANs

ZION The Brooklgn Fd7k tDILl
ms conclusion cannot reasonably be OO-
tected 10 ~ tie class of voters who acted with the II
publican party up 10 within the aet l8 months, aud wan
Then pronounced 10 their conviction that the ccnir
izng tendency OF the Government endangered the per
potuitT OF our republican system and that the c0rrhp
ton Of tho Federal Government, developed through
Congressional Investigations, ana confirmed ruDse-
quentiy by the action Of the very Congress when paced
in the pOry OF public so many OF us own mem
bers. demanded the displacement from power OF the
party now admuiserng the Government. II tins class
OF sincere their rst Object IS change IN the
Administration. To bring 10 about votes must be
concentrated against the Administration Than the Al
minslratiOn party muster. The Democracy have
tried the policy Of political alliance VITA dssatihed
Republicans, and 10 not successful Tie action
taken by Committee a virtual appeal to the people
from the politicians Combinations between politicians
rarely succeed, for they alwayB d!arustcd hY the
1t Is only when the voters themselves JOIN To-
gethcr, not under "a distinct agreement made by so
called leaders for them, but because t1ey ma them
eeyes ia accord purpose, that reyoluti0ns
are effected In politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
s. VIZ. ABfEA.
This gentleman is large builder, and has
APYENTS For REFORM.
BOTTOM NOT YET REACHED.
D The EdiIOr OF The TribNne.

BUTTOM NUT III hTANfIfD'
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Your accounts of Ring matters in
Brooklyn being read with great interest by hundreds
Of taxpayers the other side OF the river Notwtth
standing the repeated statements that the worstis
known" believed by those well qualified to give
opinion that the bottom has been reached as yet
Please keep at the thieves until they are compelled to
dsgorge ana take the consequences. BY 40 doing you
will be doing good service 90 sorryoppressed COM
nunity. and the gratitude of every honest man.
Let THE TRIBUNE give uncertain sound In this con
test. but continually sound the alarm, aud the victory
for good institutions and honest officials viii he won.
Nelr- York Sent l. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
THE FIRE RECORD.

IN CmCAGo-LOss, $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a fire last night entirely
destroyed the PhGnix Planning Mil, corner Of sangamon
andi Caro- lists. occupied by HOltsander Runde
Daniels The loss the machn and stock is about
$4,000; the insurance thereon was only $1,000 the
building was DANA ged 10 the extent OF 5000 and was
fully insured In Tealc " Fischen's agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
RrpPaIo RowpY SHOT DEAD.

BUFFALO, Sept. 5.-ArnOld Harris, harbor
noliceman while lying wait for offender, was ap
proached from behind by :" rough" known as Denis
Mahony in threatening attitude. On being ordered
e. malt and surrender refusing to do Harris fred
instantly killing Mahony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06

in search Of good and economical Lon
don BgSJAsS Ulster House ~ Ccniutt.
W Noted FOR special materials and styles Tor Ulster sVeaS
,na uaYersal covert coats Lc .hoolng and county aalLa So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
The Venerable Peter CoOper

cbeersy the CoBroN DESr.L
sUmpi extracted while uae the uAuese "a
Laughing felt whatever and the Driuc niur
Gus or oven gn Delsin effects PErgR COOPgR,
Office 10 Cooper asnuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06

coming season. Mr.. Summer never speaks apOn any
subject without saving something noteworthy aud pow
that ne ms devoted his attention 10 subject which.
rom diS mug expcrcnce ia pubic affairs he Is eni
ncnilF lah ~ 10 discuss that ~ bis lecture,
1ns uhlty or the Republic" public expectation win be
~ ~ looking Tor literary icast OF the very high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
A MASS MEETING FAVORED.

SIR: | have seen it charged i'll some of the
NewYOrk papers that the Brooklyn payers treat tho
late developments in tho management OF the City Gov
ernment with Indifference. Won't you urge the Com
mittee Of Fifty TO call meeting Of the citizens Of
Brooklyn give public expression 10 their condemnation
the Rings deprodatOns. and to indoTse what has
already been done by the Committee. well To urge
vigilance and perseverance, its efforts secure
honest administration Of public affairs
BROOKLYN. sept. 5, 1873. BENZ. LANDER.
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wnrcox & fsfpns srwrsG MACHINE FIRST
axHrr-To q, waeor T. Gibbs Sewing hae"''s 'VP' -.
swsrJsd the h. Is, yy,mium for superior ns' - -.
Vf.uum being o .rozr,. WIN ooo,,Rs machines have ~sS'
saacsu pgyrss they faidre e,hbi0' fe'''''
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
TELRGRAPHIC NOTES.
Morr;s Purpil VIA arreste

Morris Purpil was arrested in Philadelphia
s,srAy charged having cred the fashien stud stables From
ia IL Is said he made threat. be would do for
being discharged.
49,. The details of the wreck off the Cape Bre-
ton the 9th ut Of the steamship Sare ho~ that after
ot dJrt 10 en escaped and landed foaehe g. b..
bat is Others lost
80. The Joint Special Committee of the Boston
Civ the 4Dn OF the te Department has maze
0fyaBrton Of pormincni cousislOn The
elshHni Of Of stnc. mlry dlcpae ana responsibility
throughout The dtttafu 40 Gc AYAsa u Tic All G,D s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06

Indie. suffering from Rupture instantly relieved AMI
cur by raUss 683 Broadway Private Roomt Ldy
atad Metal puIs ingerpl!s; rlIh sponge pals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
ARRIVAL OF THE YALE EXPEDITION AT FORT
BRIDGER.

Fort BRIDGER, Wyoming Territory, Sept g.
The exploring party under Prof o. c. Marsh OF Yale
College has returned here after absence Of SIX weeks
in the region OF the Ulntah Mountains The journey
was very snccessful. Many important discoveries OF
extinct auimals were made The party leave this morh
Ing Dy the way Of salt Lake for the Pacific coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
MIRRIEn.

Trus False Science, spe.ch ia r'sii sisqlei By
Parke Goi~ih. "a TKBUNE LxcrgRE EXTRA No. :.
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MORE BROOKLYN FRAUDS.
CONTINUED from First Page.

ana place OF calling puonc meeting Of al ,s siss
Of the city, and then take such ge1i hg
Ieyed HAT an ndepcadsn, Ticket Tor local officers and
membe OF the Legislature should be pieS'ngi ~, 10 VIC
prople fF their support 10 the election t'n' FAl anl
that no man no had ever held ON N BroO'n Should
he PLACED up0n the icaet 40 had no G0uO ia ~ ~,
cify ana always bud been. hut public prejudice was
great at the present time against al meL hoinns
Office there a4t the be-t would be 10 have new
deal all aTOuui The sentiment or the people al csep1
appeared be hat tnev were all more or less cOfEup
There shouId be affiliations in the new moyentnt
with any political party whatever, bus II shJHd De "a
indr pendent nOujartisau nnycmeut ~ TIC pe0Pe 20
pur ~ the city governments. He had bis missyiss y"
To whether such movement you succeed 40 tht coi.
ing election, but be- hoped FOR the Oa3t and ~ nI
events II was worth the trial Inc people uTnoubodiy
had tho mower in their hands 10 I'D themselves VI
their faithes servants II hey would Only exercise H.
The thieves were only few hundred, and the honest
ernrncnf, hundreds ~ Thousands. Al II neeaed
that they soLd be fully apprisei OF INC conailoh
thcE to vigorous THE TRIBUNE, aud other pa
pers following it, lead doing noble wGik IN this
tirecon and he trusted It would crowned with sue
cess. In the time the people should demand a
fun invest cation into The condition u al departments
N be citycOvernen a VI EorOus prosecution OF every
oicla who shall be proved TO have been cJrrdpt OF dc
rehct'in tho performance OF MS duty.
s.v..R. ABrsA.
This gentleman is large builder, and has
an Office at No. 81 SchermerhoFn-st BE was not IN
oted to ray the city frauds He had never
tase AN active in politsa movements, but.
Xix, most business men, had snted himself with
moly go,g to the polls on eecoudsy aud Voti3g the
regular ticke This he had doue, a mistake on
the part OF hnse and Others for tire result had been
To professional politicians. Affairs were doubt IN
very rotten state in the municipal governments OF
Brooklyn and he Trusted that full Investigation ana
exposure OF all the frauds would be made and the gy
parties ans ALL brought 10 punishment AS To wi&5
action should be taken by independent ctZens ne was
not prepared to give opinion at presen, Dut "ouA
prefer to await further developments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06

GOODRICH NLNoR-Sept T. at All SAINTS Memorial chprh
N j. by the RI Rev W H. Oienheise-
u D. Bishop of New Jersey assisted Resior PsrA
Leus Commanicy r. Goodrich, IT, 5 Sayy. to Bsano 5asb
Of Charles Il. Minor esq
LRwIS-BowNB-On Thursday Sept 4. b. Rev. Wa neAtcr.
residence Of the brides father, Thomas G. Lewis BmnA
daughter Of Robert Bovine esq AL Of NeEYOrk No cards
INSTRUMENTATION Wedassisy hs residence ~ tha
bV the Rev j. T. Sesrs George d. Thurstoa
Coruena daughter Of John r. Smith. all Of brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
5ueriai Nollres

Pights.,,h Ward Council Of Municipsi Reform T's
,, SATURDAY EVENING sept ooea'. Hail. '"ner fb"i
ave and Eigaoeuth-s,, a, 3 o'clock. -----------
P,-,O nee Noeehe mails fOr karooe Ssr,as ne yees ss&
Hs s "a a. "a az M fHuHsUAY llf8D ~ .ed on SAiUR
- :. ~ q - ~ ~ a. tAvs> ~ 1AAss. tsss~Ass-S
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be iadossd wth hsn
name and address.
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THE WISHES or THE PARTY DIsREGARDED.
FROM TAs EIatra Gazfk (Deml

The CALL while it will not exactly meet the
wishes Of the Liberals, yet affords them fair Opportu
nity to unite with the Democracy in the new campaign
against the Administration party. The Committee were
right In that their action means surrender OF tine
Democratic organization and those Liberals who are
sincere in their opposition Grantism do no less
than give Democratic nominees this Fall earnest sup
port regret that the Con mtee did not listen to the
utmost unanimous voice Of the Democratic press OF the
State and enlarge the representation. The call 10 Tor
delegate from each Assembly District. MANY excel
lent and good given why the representa-
should be enlarged to three but the Commit
do appear 10 have been Influenced 10y the wish
of the party press the State which certainly Is en-
titled some little consideration the part OF even
the gentlemen who compose the State Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
NHosPITABLE ACTION.


II NAV be q little early to determine what
.he resn of this action will be IN the State nc large IL
certainly does not look hospablet does not look IKE
eecerness or anxiety-tO solicit aid from any quarter
nor even like desire to maintain amiesbe relations
with those who last Fab lent their energies 10 contest
,,nor nrncpe Whatever effect the action OF ths Com
tee NAV have the state ~ large Oh upon the state
Ticket In any locality are by no means prepared TO
believe il will receive sympathy In this county or In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
THE CALL BROAD ENOUGH.
IRON Inc syracuse standard tfHdl ,

~ the Administration and friends OF pure and
Economical government and ali who condemn monopoly
aud Capitalization but tue Committee failed TO comply
Win what we supposed TO be the very generally ex
messed wish of the OF their constituents, as well
a. tne desire OF the Democratic press TO change the
from three delegates from each
Assembly District for the avOwed purpose OF giving
70 all the elements OF opposition 10 the
AdminisfratlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
SUFFICIENTLY COMPREHENSIVE.
L.-.-.. I'm. ..tL1ln Ln-.---e-- LleL.--l

The call is certainly liberal ana c0mpre-
heuslye enough TO suit circumstances and framed
as It manifesty is TO embrace Literal Republicans and
an other opponents of Grantsm" IL will doubtless dis
appOipt those of ardent Republican friends who
trusted that more exclusive formula would be adopted
Under the terms of call snail expect To see
united rally the friends OF true REFORM regardless oil
mast party affiliations and the nomination of ticket
winch will commend itself 10 the people not simply IA
Democratic, but as composed OF eminent ana trust
worthy citizens fitted lead III popular movement for
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-06
A sNUB TO THE LIBERALS.

The action of the Democrats does not sur
prjss us IL IS In fact their only chance OF success
hereafter They cannot afford alliance with that
mass Of magnity which apes The name OF statesman
sbin ana which Is all promise and performance
The strength of their force last year Its only
service was to weaken and disgust the Democratic
vo.ers and keep them the polls. The Liberals, who
were led away by false Leadership, are already back
where they belong. The little oaDload OF guerrilla
are Zoo disreputaDle 10 find hospitality any where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-03

CIMON HERMAN. AUCiI0NEER,
- will sell this day Chursday), July at l0s clock
at No. Is Bowery. Wines Liquors Cigars VIZ Of bbs
choice old Bourbon and Rye, scotch and Irish Whiskcys
casks Brandes Gin, Rum &c also IS casks Port and
sherry Wines 2UO Wines LIQUORS 80 demuohns
Champagnes, Cigars Ac also large lot Of Groceries
soda '22p' 2cp' Sale positive Dealers invited.