n
II
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- Almoutteements.
The folloVring naincil, persons offer themselves as
Cauablates for the offices named behekrsubject to
the de e felon of the RepUblican County, Corereutfon :
Fon ItErnran".rrNrres.
301113 I. IkIITOIIELL Washoro2*
FOlt PBOVIONOTAWC ,
lien. B. a COX. Ltberty.•
2.1EN8Y)3. cAItD, Sullivan
Fos I2rarsiEn AND 37 , x
DERitla L. DRANK, Wellsh - Oro.* " -
RALPH DGLALEY, Knoxville.
JAS. It.fl36A.RD,7,,ellsboro•
Yon Ctlinrrst TIIPARIMEII.
C.
M. v. pultpr De . p OM.*
11. P..,r,(18Ei 4 th:iP ti
JA.MEg 74. it. ON, Charleston.*
DIIEVRALDWIN, Tioga.*,
H. ROWLAND, Wellsboro*
H. U. 1701..W1P8,
,Bloofbiwg. 4 ' „
J. W. TuuVVIA_. Witietiite';* I fl
P. C. VAN GELDER, Wellsboro.*
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FOR COUNIT to.l4llAßlOnll ' i ' 4 .."- . '
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'• A. IL , tiles EtaDOECPTlcsge..*.. -
fll:KIAll ItINTIRE4 Jtteicoon_
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I Wish to bigi4;oftk i -- -ocietto tv ii ppyrev.
Constitutional voncett On. 'soli C 8 1 rt
my frlondo. ,- 1 . • • • , 1110.VA8 L. RATIE.
Kane, April, 8,1872: - —'.'`'' ' ' ' '• ' . '
Yshe
Aoitittor.
\V EDNESIM.Y...4 UNE
Republi6ai Nominations.
r:(.112 pIirSIDENT.
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ULYSSES
OY ILIANOIA. I
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Fot-VICE '
tiENRY'-,.i.vlttot4
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avir. tio-rzsco.t. -
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JOHN F. 'HARIRANFT,
Xrlegmferry 4.3e4wry.
irox surRENCe.
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of iinidford. County.
_von, .±,vuriolt - cirtnAL,'
GARRISON' P;,I.,LEN,
, - of itratTem
VOlt COIGIVX/0 1
lIARRY ItunANA ;
LEMUEL TODD. or CtriumaT.AND.
IWLEGATVg AT LARGE TO THE CONeTrrIITION47.
colivtgritAl. i 4 !!
WM. M. MEREDITH', PHILADELPHIA ;
J. GILLINiffiAM. PHILADELPHIA;
HARRY WHITE, INDIANA :
WILLIAM'LIfiX, CARRON ;
LINN BARTHOLOMEW, SCHUYLKILL ;
11. N. M'XI,LISTEII, CENTRE ;
WILLIA.1101:- ARMHTRONG, Liccoiitgo ;1,
WILLIAM - Dikn9,•?SliTEAoi; ,
JAME 9 L. - REVSfoLDJI, 4 .
SAMUEI. E. DIMMIDE., WATIM;
GEO. V. LAWRENCE, WAsurNinoN;
DAVID N. WHETR, AramorrENY ;
W. 11. AINEY, LEHIGH;
JOHN H. wo: t iqa, EIIIE.-
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1%741C1T1C7E.
The members of the Republican County Committee
ara requested to meet at my Mike in Tioga, Tiega Co.,
Ya , on TIIMISDAY, JUNE. :.-)OLIV'IB72. at. /Veloal ,
P. M., to transact such biliiineee as may , be iieetsestiry
for the fall campaign. A '041%1 iiitAndittlei is "1:41W :
:roux W. our.RW•gy; ,
Chairinart.
June 7,1872-2 w
Campaign Edition.
Me will qendt,be.AotTA:rox from the first
of July until the elctof the entnpaign, (No
vember 13th,) to - . new•subscribers, for FIFTY
CENTS IN ADVANCe
The paper will, during that tinie be lnainly
devoted to the disoussiin: of I.* pOlit t ical
questions of the Thy, and the unyielding
support of the Republican principles and
Republican nominees., Believing it will
prove an efficient worker in the good cause,
we ask our friends to assi it us in extending
its influence by increasiteg" its circulatioU
during the eampaiMP
As the price at which it is ()tiered barely
covers the cost of white paper, printing and
mailing, the cash 'Must accompany all or-
Gold• closed last Saturday in New York at
114.
•-,),k
The lion. Henry Sh6rdoodtells'the' Trib:
line that "fully one-third of the Republi
cans" ofto county have already declared
for GreeleT. This yarn is headed in big let
lers, " Bentimeutin Pennsylvania for Gre
eley and Ilrwn," and our readerS can jtida
from it bow much credit to give to other
stories in the same journal as to the politi
cal sentiment of different parts of the coun
try.
We print on the first page of this week's
Aurrtvron several political articles to which
we call the attention of our readers. They
will be found , interesting.to everybody at all
interested in the political questions of the'
day—and every citizen of both sexes is, or
Antild be, Ipok,c pr,494 i interpNtl,,i4. & 1 49si ,
questi 0n s. l)tiriilitlie4 eihrhpaigh "Al qslittli
feel impelled to surrender more of our out
-1 iile' columns to &ideal discussion and
news, but we hole,nev,ertheless,to pal i fe l
them interesting to 14st hi' our refiders. l '' 4-
There is nothing like going away from
honie for the new& Perhaps* the Republi
cans of TiogA county didn't know that fully
one-third of their number "have already
announced themselves for I S.lreoey," ; But
they have, and without — waiting 'for 'the
Philadelphia Convention; for : a telegram in
the Tribttnc dated the-7th says they have.!--
But this isn't the worst of it: fatly one-third
of the Republicans of Susquehanna, Brad
ford and Potter counties have done the same
thing. And the funny thing about the
whole matter is, Abat about twelve hundred
Republicans of this county litive "announced
themselves" with such a very still small
voice that nobody here knew a word about
it. The story is so wonderful that (no man
in the county could have believed it if it
hadn't 'leen. printed in the Tribune on the
authority of-the Representative of the nth
District of Pennsylvania. Perhaps if lkonla
not be polite to dispute it flatly, but we may
at least, borrow a verse Irani Shaketipeaie;
and suggest,
Thy wish wz:s tattier, Harry, to that thought I"
--',--.'",---. . i
I'. e :at; giltd, to record' an act a the Stato
Department which has something of the
rue American snap about it.l A perempto.
,_y demand has been made Upon Spain ,for
:he release of:Pr. Howaril,'of Poutird—for '
rite name is spelledbOth . c . ays—and a sign!•
::cant intimation wak a ded to the etliret
that the usual dawdling ad. procrastination
Art* Spanisli'diiilomaey would no longer be
'.‘ derided. It will be remembered that this
~tan is an'Ainerican eitizen, - who was' tried
by a military-coMmission in Cuba, convict
ed, and . sent in irons to Spain,on his way to
a penal colony. pis' further journey tills
here arrested by the energetic protest of our
Minister, and now a square demandyis Made
for his unconditioMil release. The Sph i ni•sh
•fi nister Serrano fi skid toillieor ids - tet'in's'el't
;.,it whether the Spanish pride of ble cotin
,•yinen will allow him to follow the dictates
~* cominon sense is questioable. lint we
I i ust the demand,will her "vigetous rttssetl,:
j ,
tt hatever the imuaidititd fest& qatrimity,"
perhaps, 111110 un;:ensoning arrogance hang
nn to 1)r. Howtrd ; nut it.will bett-pir•
Dense of her westeriMl ti o v ral Enfpi e.
echo of condemnation of
,Mr, fluill•-
nsT's late ilolent and disgraceful attack.up
ou the President la lnitfr in t omi2 and d4cl
- We,prptt in apptliqr column the letter
of Mr. Garrisnit 9n".tke fatbJeet, andAw thn
quaker p0i,',761#1 G.' Whittier, while in
dined to apologize'for the, , sPeaker . as much
iavosSible, is obliged to bowie...pm* speeelt.,
fftrsays he regrets it, as it Z..4ses•thit ty,
thor to the charge, of pfrltonaB44citinieW '
and because it Seeitut tytpim soy sex"
in its tone and temper .: Igoe ' to
that the Republicans of Massachusetts may,
and probably will, dissent from its conclu
sions,- ihrough-Abey_press:_titi&atAill4 l,
box. Mr. Whittier suggests an idea that has
been put forth in other quarters—that Mr.
Sunter'-ulongAnd brilliiint_se.rxicetr iu Abe
cause,
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tn —
free do should weigh Something
ittlit!•rtnint a iitlion'Oril thiSilas!, itiiStakt.'
on his pai 4 .-1.-Thb,platv in. mitigation is mfairi
1
o c r, but r. Sumnet'snallifencTS 'tint , '
not make t with avers gboitigratb,lztor. fie
T .
ea
admits nosuch,ar mt:in ftwOr of:. ( 19 11, .
Clrimt.iAnd ket Grant's services. in 'the
'elli! ,se * ,ot t iteNtotily,'brl4l';eokiit 7 l 4ll 4,.elf ,
tnadkiteilvare -been so= transeendent-that, l
beside th
~n, those of. the rheioilelnn: Siiik.'.
into . , insigiiitleance. _
eorigreSs ruijottrued lest week r idoriday
fevening. It has become the fashion of.-kite
years 'to itenounee, every legislativA
- rid 'no dotibt too many instances the con
deinnation: is rieilly`descrycd but the
at °mein' honor, and espei
dally ailitgislatirc honor; hayp t ,:we , 010,
done niucti to relax We Ifilillee t iitoitals; Ant'
tb tinike Ith, },)„:perost,,
ently - elle I'ie—a of
.thitlie . that as it may, it is certain that the
session of lOungressjust:closeil isi on a-fair.
review of tits action, entitled to cOminehdr.E,
:tiolt for tile work accomplished. And espe
cially-As this praise due 44 „. ITV •
ker o f YeV.
lope ';t itm
cae reputation of
diligent' ilusiness,babits, arid.straight-,forT
Ward- ;atilierenen V: the , ;iirork• hand:-:lltwai eminently a working and not a talking
body. It 4 indulged in:fekti# kiagto
bates addessed to Buricornbe, and in this re
apeet wits Jn strong contrast with the Senate.,
'But the• Senate has the excuse that it alone
was afflicted with aligns:dints . 2.and>persiiitil
ent little 4oterie of " liberals" more intent
on making Wi ntly 'harangues against' • Gr'tint
t•
and his Administration than on, the-, consid
eration of - tliejmcessary laws.for . the ; sup-,
port of the ,Vni
overnent. So, white the
House wt!ts quietly considering the appro
priation bills:§ll9er4 Sebun. s auslpunilipli
were ransacking heaven and
. ell4b the
other plade to find something or anything
with - whicihrto.beat, Grant, Under the fcirL
eums4rices, 'it is - creditable
_pat ,sq,innVit
stone and '..o'Well' - ' c dtine,'•bitt ; We l
credit is mainly dud toThe I.lende. General
Garfield, the chairman pf ;the pymplittee on.
•A p p ropri at io ifs; ICI be' dolitrl44o
ded for securing the passage, of:nearly all
. -
'the - Ygi•eat; appropriation bills early-ir_t the .
session, \limn their Itbins toms beearePtly
scanned Old conisidered. Among the five
hundred hills.pasSed,„,:vcry, -few, f‘liny, are
of a questiOnable character ; ,,, .Not a single
act giving away publit land 4 hag been' so'
much a's reported to; the Houk', and'Ot coursti
none ptissd that i loody, Wie trust that
MB
is the inanguration of a policy_ in th
speet whiclmnayoropißnelpingqaide,.
the' VOusa ltereaftZi• iii46ve - its iiit o elit
good reputation for solid work,• and the
.Senate eninrate its good exaintile,,Wnandy
congratulate the country on the dawn .of .a
brighter day in our Congressional history.
Tp ap,d TOM 1011.
This passed near the close of the last
session ofiXong,ress, has been printed in the
daily papers, and !IS 'Of general interest-to:
every buslmessman. ft'iS 'estimated that it
makes. a !reduction in the. revenue of the
Government of about fifty-four million dol
lars, and it effects rtnifeii &changes
the tariff l and the internal revenue .systems.
So far as 'the latter !system is concerned—
the internal revenue we think the changes .
ire sal rnm Kg-1(0 _ ri 7 .o; • --IA:.
is that they were not sweeping enough. We :
hoped to see the inceane,tax = entitely
ished as well as all stamp duties- and in
fact the iwhole system( except -the tax on•
wines, liquors and tobacco: %than 'aloe!
is better than no bread .rand weisire.thatikfal!
for , what we have got, and especiftlly fort.he
rapid reduction of the' number of offiCers
engageil in the assessment and .collection of
•
the revenue. s . - s
But the changes
_rnsclC in the, ttirill
not be soieartilycfpcy , rted in by the c, whole,:
business leonunittiltytal ciieilci4ecluttiena
in the iniernal revenue. Nevertheless, we
believe tlley will, as a whole, ree:eive the ap
proval of the greati body of the people; and,
they, must, it seems to:0; Vent the' ORO, bf
several - 4pecious free-trade arguments:—
Thus, duty on lAtutninons Cecil is re
tluvd fifty cents
t o ten, standipFafter ,the ,
dduction at 'ser`eiii.j' , :ki , c ", It is a' ad
mated thitt this will deer ape the .revenue,
about $8Q0,000;_ but it is hardly probable
that it will sensibly affect c ur home produc-
tion of either anthracite or bituminous,
since the
I t'oreign bald' iiu • • tkeil is bfitti'drop
in the imcket, and the pri e in this country
is rebt,ated by tim; bome:, • expand !andliul)7. l
ply., Eveti the World, a leading free-trade
oracle; adniits that thi,s,helay.y reduption
the duty'hy . forty Per Cerit. wilt not lower
prices except Along, the extreme • nertheast
ern coast of New England. This is a vir
tual surnender . Of the free:trade argument
that imp4rt dities enhance prices, and that
their en ti abrogation, is . ; urged the Jriter: ,
est of• the consumers. ,
The ditty on salt in bulk is reduced from
eighteen to eight cents per one himdred lbs.,
while en salt in sacks, ,barr , els,
.ip t e., ~.f.he,red
uction is from twenty-four to twelie Cents.
The ' duties on fine leather are cut doWn
twenty lif sixty per cent, according to qual-•
ity, while. uncured hides and skins are.
placed on the free list. We believe:both
there changes,will prove damaging to toe
'flaming Interests of the Country—the latter
immediately, - and the former mare 'remote
ly. 'gne 'same interests will also , suffer from
the teduetion, of ten per cent. on' we Oil and
v. oo i lens and cotton and cotiongoods. The,
'tide per icent, mduction olsp : secludes, the
metals genera* * paper, india-rubber, glass,
sad scat er except as above stated,
, as . well
us all ar cles• principally manufactured of
those ataterial.s.
•-- _ ,
.
illtutY drugs Not; ..mfxrictl*s inpulltl(liil W
are hciwily reduced, while many drugs, oils
. and guMp .. entirely of foreign production.aro
placed, ef t the free - liSt. ' These "reductions'
involve butott mall loss to the Treasury; and
will proj t o highly beneficial to consumers,
many of; them of - the poorer classes. They
areproMpted by the same arguments that
aluAlshed the duties on tea and coffee _in,
etiite* bfl Mr. Greeley's brilliant' crotchet•
about T4nuessee tea.
The nw law alio fosters ship-building at
the expense of some other manufaCturing
interestsr by allowing a - drawback on all ha-
ported materials used in the construction of
vessel or the foreign trade, or the trade_
between'
,the Atlantic and PaCifie ports of
. ...
this country. .
It will be seen' from this brief abstract
that thernew tarif like mpl tariff '
s, fie ingfulf,
up of mingled good fad features. mat
ii, will be allowed to last.long ia hardly - icchM ,
expected,4o,oeigtAn' piice itiMo Part 'of, the
nature of :tariff legislation, in .this country. 1
But while it does test; ve trust •ii will net :
wove dipostioita . :to:, -- anyiettaltig ititpofit . 'Of:
the e'en miry, although it is undoubtedly dam.
aging to seVeral.' ' '
iIE
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- Mr reeler ti Sices: t 'INS 4,,
•, Settle . •,ifv.-Clreeley'a ',. ‘,', ,, e indiscreet ad•
,mitere •ig' e . ...ipiad --,,' ilt ). 'go ' .•
9t4ract.4 ed ', t'thelittl,. rent. of
v 1; ntry . es, tt'yi ',lt ,- .. to 'ny -j. t
.
e ee
tow . ,
' erring Akers :of the z uth• ifdePa kt.
peace" at, the; *Alining- 9f the late Re • "
tion.: -Iti44l4.Altetit tlint9 Slitite 4--
t.:-...--,-,,,—......,..... ........—,.....- ilk. • , •A -•••-p...
passion with , thoie . jeurnals : That attribute
the AvoidS tafilin, •* Now, •we Evt,iiiiki(4 I'.
-4YaY4i4145' . 4,10..:f67 - 03 • Loily_qopie , :7 -- p n e
- - t o - , - iiita -- qwftertaTiab - aatio. - a•pie* , waii - 4 -
41.14.1441.9 pik61(.1,. triPtolle A:W*l,olo9r
9f, Ake Aetit and -, goo r d - and:, honest' Horace
altonld liiiitatelong pef6re.'9oite E HAllay
I A tl " 4 Il f€9olo ev ilM4ol"Nig i . l :l
cuss wordq; it mat; ho JOhn 1. an Buren,
•imlienexis Sciatt,: or eitniebody'elbilitittbitted
Ihp,. - thi.9,k4 :13u . ' yibitt:A,i3iiiiigietsited .11 only
•pitiltiZOitipac,t, atid,.gtiotaldel' forms the sen
une tit- whfeh -Mr. Greeley --time -and again
avowed at greater length xtos fac i livits to
- ititt9o9ltts during the N4itr:-
al
is,q6'w4•ll
known ,n0w,,1 - ithm. his old:editorials :are I be
ittgicited,till ove , l:tikSol!'lit'as - ieasOti why
.the.iirigfintl seCeasiiinists should come i 9 his
'stmiii)it,' Ord it sec - hasdly -..4redibla, Hutt,
u , .f. ..v _I A i..{, 3 4il ii. `,-
,oVen one of the me creatures can now
Tiefouild foolish enough 'to eliallengel the
proof Of it,
But, as it is so, let us review.lhe record
, an . d it,S,Strl tat W 4.04404 5, liiiioty filiiiitt,
suojett; We would state at" the but'set that ,
as we have no fileoLthe,Tiibunineeessible, :
eursituatons frftp its, eoluiu z its tiri. it
,a,c,aectin g tli hantt; ttit'. ifieir Viithoitty l e'
hardly be ipiestioned, for they lygrereprint- .
;led by a le.iding New York daily mare than
a month Ito, andltheitri4l bool44,if s egerji,li
iinpeachet their accuracy. - ,,On_the 9th of
Notimbei; 1860, three days after Mr. Lir.-
coin's 'eleetterl; the:".riftivi - 'Stild, If jliii,
Rotton States Shall aecidell 4 itt they i can do
better outside of the Union` than in _it, We
-insist on letting them go in peace." , The
idea here;, conveyed is even stronger than
lb/el:dame mfilich so . much .fuss lettebeen
made, for it diiiii upper kern this tilatise,`
`lnirlronttilike ittiovedifainfsropi- N - ihici, it
is taken,- gait Mr. - 6reeley theight the cot
ton St}les were "erring sisters," but he was
'lshiiing to )et them destroy the Republic and
- ~.. ~!,.,,,:
"''g4 id pe ce"at theiroW 0 option, • Further,
pp ) 1 4 4De same
see how one party lies a right to do what
another pqrty has a right to prevent." And,
of - eoursr,tone - payty has no right to prevent
.I .•.
NV hat another partrha t Slii, rAglit, tfiilln,i;:fiir l e.:
few lines after he says,rPi Whenever a. eon- -
- sideritble section of ourtniori' shaft ilelilie
- •
rately reserve to go out, we shall resist all
Wetti+e i measures designed ,to :keep, it in.",
',Kiiia, is e en worse than Mr. Buchanan's
abominable doctrine. He held that the
6 . Yertimerit had no right,to ceeren a ; State,
butthat the States hall,it e kigh 10 - !fe - Cede.;;;- 7 .
i Mr.‘,Greeley- here holds' I'lu :we hive no
right, o coerce the States becau:z t e, the Slates
hntea fight to secede. And it is significant
that is the Atli* we are considering:Mr.,
fireele,y Calls the Republic a " confedera
-don," using the name of that inetillcient and
i tilnippt 4npotent leag . uti of; 'l3toteseidatingAt.
,tllO (Apse of the Revolution,—a form of goy
ernr4ent Which carne;, ,Bear strangling the,
.new.Vorillnation in its "c
adlel"Theiveldtia
e pregnant text; but webastenon, , , ",••••
December,
a month afterwards, on thelBth of
Decembei, Mr. Greeley returned j to the sub-.
jest; and we fimA hltn,ar&hig - in the Tiibz(2l4
that the Southern States, several of which
he adinitted would probably - secede, had as
much iiihtlt6f.splitate 1 111 1 N/41v:6 frollias
Union as bur fathers had in 1776 to declare
themselves intlependent of Great Britain.—
Ile them in that course by a cita-
tion of the language of the Declaration of
Independence that Governments " deriVe
their just powers hem the consent 'of the
ttUverned,r and ennftbides that," if it justi
fied the secession , T.xprC,Mtlgilsh - Ongli,n;
o" threciiillions - or colonists in 1'06; we do
t.;
unt .'t .seosthy it would not justify the seces
'siott• qi 'll,4illitsilifof 'SbUthvcixis friihtil the
E f
Federal ilnion in 81." lie goes on to say
that he ",cannot how twenty millions of
people cati rightful y hold ten, or even' five,
in a de'kested union Ivith them, by military
PTO?" ' 4 11( 11P fLt,.4'.: °P., l l o ,TielXikt,clt2g l Pr
States ,shOtifil Abel are llfeinselveS out of - the
Union, hei " could not stand up for coercion,
for subjugation, for we 'do not think it
Ocapd be just." Further along in the same
article heirepeats.this SChtiMCI , 3! 7 by saying,
" if ever seven or eightgtatealiena k .iiketits
to Washington to say, ‘ratit gol'out
of the Union,' we shall feel , constrained by
our devotion to human liberty, to,say, ' Let
thenuoil" Just four days after this expli
cit-declaration of the right to secede, South
ittolina i 1 dl ddifirelim4l-4, tot' 4 1 44 3 ,41
ion by thietinammeits - vote of her Stiite Con:
vention, tral a few days later she sent agents
to Washington duly authorized ta.treat,for
the transfer of the public prOrierty L withiri
heeborthirs. Other States rapidly followed
her lead, ?trap tioymly,, , apEett
contiguoua States" had expressed
,theirk7Wisti add deleppination p 3 go. , fmng 7 ,
ine Mr. dreeley t'residetitztif that Alai,
the opiniOnshe then held and no doubt still
holds,--what &list Mite been the resulViLL-
Would it nr-,,i t i , aye,beef Ahe t ftrcydsof
Mr. Lincoln '47160 At ~
the destruction -, of • the • Government • 'itself,-
and a consent on all hands, that: out' system
should be brQtigh down ttf, a ley,etwith . .the
disorganized . stet? of affairs in - litexicof=--
While ptr.
disorganized,
was . inditing his seces
sion nr g iunent s g r fi t T at gliil9l l 44t
daring that he would anffer,de,athkeli-Mie
would ccuisent,or advise his friends to con-,
sent to any concession leading to .such re
faults. Such tvdech4ation among , Mr.:6
fley's baleful hertsies'‘eornes 'to 'us-like it
breath of heaven's Pine air atnidst'Aephitic'
vapors. 113tit'the woryin. hand,impel9,l3s;to
turn friOin the . -words. of the elear.sighted
statesman to the setailiticaVciOtebets,otiba, ,
".philosopher." t
A few :days lafer,`Deeetntler
, peats his argument drawn from- the Deela4
ration of Ihdeperuienee, and says, " When-,
ever . a pOrtion,, of this Union large enough
to fork 'ait::indepebde,rd, tielf-subsisting
nay
tion anal see, fit to say, ;-atttbentically,;,to
tfi residue, We.,'irant, 'get_ awiilfrOM
you,' we shall ..say 7 and Nye
,trust self-re- ,
speet ,if knot, regard-for ilse . Principle of self
go,iernment, will constrain
, tbe residue of
the American people to say;}`' dtiv Ai will
be observed that Mr. 9:reeler,si'larignage:
grows more terse and AgorbUs as be puisuie!
he sukket. First, he would." . insist on let
lug them go in pettliAftai
'" Let them PP and Bnally ho*NM
nantly bid them - "Got"' He t. ; loailied
`idea of compelling them•totitay,t!",tiltitlihere.
fare if tttericotild: exercise , u- 'reasonable
patience; so as- to
_give%tirew for effecting
their end withoileablidOted,", he promised;,
1' We will do our best, .to help tlieni,o47 7 :- .
DitrFeritando WbotT,l did Robert toentbs;• •
did Jeff. tbairis ao tiny inore.i , Mr. Cirdelii?,
did indeed - depreuete bet ge‘
s that Ilay:swurli by
l eitsuring
tent on the destruction of the Government
.that 14 Niittureason able_ forbearanett inay•
!'beltr ' clught
7 1 / ikt•l r f • z•Li,` ,
On !hg Bth oiktre rusty,' ittol4 the provi-•.1
slQnal GafitiOticin.`, 4 #B , ,adripied:by the Cori
grestf,of the 'coniederacy i , ,, which. included
irtembersfroin' , elf iieceded States; on the
Jeff. Davis was inaugurated "
g Shout it, " for they have def.
z4 11, --xu'as.eaFitx 4 4:R t iulF4lL- 1 A 44, ,Y,*U .be
tet - oil pence auu goosl ,
Apil he
I tigaißatc4i4Mtheui,tl6ol444 4 ::44.4 Wit
from, theVAßri'he*:
do - his tbreirlieVis.-7----
, -
~ .
' No _built:ye - van '-hare ! ,pyiucicd'irOtte , 3ll.,'
Greeley's +ri,,iVniiia pnii. it fia,,,;(ll4,i),iiifi.
to the.l.4.onl,iwlien iii - Akeanzt,4„s . 6eeFling,.
i 4 *ringsii f94a dapaikittii*Atiiivivifr:,fini
Ply becau lia• 01: il e f.4;igaugAtilti "'it iiiers':',
as e ring.. illu:juptifiedi. auki s UPUelkftieffijil i
, thtf€ `'t. *6 ba:Tte 141 ti 'apailie-ffiirltterulett .
con MOO Aill . I.MS ile#l . lyet: r il9lofEtAtittiliie;
whl - It' 31 r. G reeley :: An 14, AO iliiiiX he'
hati never; rectiritedi bUt I,what tdo.ilie Re ; ,
publicans of!141,. V ll4l 3',ll th hk4 l "v°oilq.
foe thifluaii,444.4l444lrAi*Aiiii,ll
1 po.to the old of traitors bent uPon.destrori ,
' ing the litlari,';:ooAnWi l fl - 0 1 440:10:4 1
ci t i t tignin g i wittiAberbooweriltslorup °y et: , i
throw of thr Ilepiibliaittpartitteintli lb?, te-d
feat of tiol tit:e'itt-:4or IVO I pAi, 104';it
hard-fougy field preserygd the ,li e fe.,nt.thp
riii,tliiri4 I
- - : - '2''-' i ' • -:i... t.. 0.1
41144
IMMI
a f : 1" eil ltht tl !!!! it i4 :o ;(l' 411 iV el.4 4 '
' Spine o the •Opposition =presses, before,
,tho irectin; o i f 411fitutigetillolt tilt Ail.
" a/telt/his, tissellell litift ,ik t ivßttig be Shimly h il )
gathering 9f Wilco-holders. Mid their /Betel-,
Ikea Bu 4 tleir , tridet rit n iiii found , to I*
/coniposed et; inin l ,4flic . .Filtfog4fintlityojl- 1
dependencbund iquence--;--kores o oi.theni
of nations reputation; and not it few who
balii 6 an ci li ti!* . 6 , i i iii ti )k i l 4 :,ll!)P r qe. as in
sympathY !v‘itli ttillit 'bop,- , i 4mkyleul, s re
.nati'ilitillie 4a less for the hartulny und con
tagious entlhnslastfi'With i t WhiClt i oifetrfOrk
was perfo4ed,thiin ferithe EGA iiidgment
shown In the.selection of every, committee
and the adinition Of tlae piatfortn. 4 ' Tbat our
enemies 5h0n,14.4t to helieiq4aveiiiikw,
sinew corcill, and those epontsneous cheers
only empty sound signifying nothing, is• a
matter of toilil. I ttut the Aitlre candid of
them.iiiiiiit that itheteciaYPPtialk,4 ll 4l,,ita ro
ii4,tl,e' signify tvei y melt:I•/They see l as we
do, that the' °Maid iill iiointio timational
victory foil 44 ar'4U. tirjAy - Altieh,4llder
God, the flepublic, bait lbeen saved/in war
and prospeed in pencie. I , Even tlieoTren.l72B, ,
strong par(itin asitls,, - is
,41reed / tit: . 4dmit
the strength Of,'•thc ticket; just; put in IlOtIli•
nation Ntriting the dit , hfter the' Oonven
tion, it saJtjg: c 3
ii" Balti (IN cap„ (Apt Gen q (limit if• it,
will; it is arely posStb e that eve * the Eltqin
way Hall OW of frepOrsdels might do it,, I
though wet do not think so. o*nt, 04 Wili,
son make ft Wong /ticket,/ pp : Otto. lota,
done much , to squandig, in ,eivil, life the
reputation? Itelirought from dm 'army;
• hut
he still has i grest i held alikp uPon 4prth
ern patriots, wbom At, was, Als NO Viege
to lead to irictory, and Opetk Pout etni,inte•
groes, , whom it• was Ka CqualtYLlASlt p rwi "
•
lege —pro-Slavery and Democratic t,niciugh he
was—to approach with the armed gunranty
of freedortii• Henry, Nilson i ts a, ppriting,
man and alifC - Ifing 1 1 4aAlliFan t ,who has
passed through thirty years pt, poltical con
tests withOut,u,question •ftf Akts ,clevotiop to,
principle, or n stain upon his integrity._
. To
place these men in nondmition / the roaclune
ry has been used of a psrtyutill tho greatest
in the country i bearing the prestige of con
tinuous an bed uel;ieent success,, sttll regard,,
ed by duituireds • pf,thowiands pX the hest
men end womon,of thp hind Ars, the , tiviour
of the 'Thipublic in, the pfist, and its only
sure protection • oottr„, Tie same splendid
orgeizetion, which evoked, yesterday„ at'
the aoid of cummand, from the throats of
thousands! in the Philadelphia; Aestterhy of
Music cheer, after okeer as ringing as the old •
battle crirestf Grant's divisions, though no
whit mom sponteneonS than the lowering of
his portrait .from , •behind the• scones, will
bring tothe polls a disciplined 'bOdy of vo
ters whom no exposures of incompetence
abroad oecorruption at home eau turn from
„
'And yr. Samuel
, Bowles, editor of the
Springfield Itepiidiian', and one of 'Mr..' Gree:,
ley's strongest advocates, writes from the
fichtlighten on the second day as tollowst
"The Oonvention greatlY 'Client:wages the'
Republican' leadeia;" Nvh4 better very
way—larger; "'heartier; and' inhibited the
party organizatien in stronger - Condition
than they feared would te.' the
. etise.'' 'Quite
Mtmber ;of 'Prominent Men - appeared in 'lt
Arlin haVe been t.hought'draibtfUl.'' Some 6f
them would ' not have Veen • here had Mr
Adams beeri ncitninated at l eitichniati. • Itis'
felt that the Vieele:y ' niOve.lgent , has nude'
but a small bidentatiOn dia"the 'Party', it
certain that it has not broten 6rAVeakened
ite Cmgaisilation: Win' it' Nsfill"take of its
voters is perhapS"finother tpiestinn;luni can
not so easily, be told ndiv,hnt the Jaen here
'
mean buslrMsd.,, ha,it tailM the pain
paign strongly i'they•tirpo'so to'folloWitiip
sharply anti Vigorously.;b have' be
hind Grant Arid Wilson 'the ettengest'etern- '
bination of '!politicedihteie:Sts that were ever
yarliettitio khe'4l4 . iport 'tt P,fresldential
tt. y Thb kreet corperatleti'itd,llte,:eouptry ,
*ill be on it'scif en Att! '
ministration .:,oilfre fiertfonai ',Mid s inore
,bold
in itSpoWertlian hhf - that 'ester existed in'
O
ineuthry . Will' be '.ir.erpised *foto : behalf:
Able, shrWil",,,atth' even' yOscrolitiletia lead!.
era will direetAlk.cariteqglikftX )t gejf
win be 6frogis AA - ere!
of -the
I it at once; aidVen 4 ‘Vbon:' , ScliflOWthtlif
fuldleepjthiil te ld the Ads
ministrittlon'tilyirnohrViton-la,Mit;i6b6)*- '
petuated
13 arP sPirKo l 4riPliiiiebolc/ 4 kget 46thrta:•' -
Iton 1 61 t4-01i0 - 8410101141 Ur** Pio*
• ~ r a ,wp r ok4l4l` deMeniltrittlen : nf . the
3, eyvis the.:,nittnitibh
and the . napectilpikitike' ntivi aPP - irent,2' " '
",tifisolulneellery i ette)itlr4t-nittidtiatetiii:
. :vention.444friett;*ltti the - terdidenen: ofVie
teryy" Tb at nrhiehrtottliiattl Prement here'
in it1.50`, 4 , did • Even 'tat •Ohieli'notitittided
Greeley 4.ltiontli. ak% at 'Cineirolatit fiepartv
ted with the,halt; of success Over itS
1,80 thougli'conventlefis d 6 not elect i rresi-'
Ifdrita, and th64ll' June iti.'notlioverriber;
I this bodyf gretit retisonnonr- In 'the
faith that IS in it.." • "L• ' - • • •
•
•E" , -/z National Republican Committen,..
The following are the names, of the lin
.
.tintiarcomnittee appointed' at the.•Philadel
phis; Oto'vention I ; ,‘• , • ,
AlalliOa;'ileotge Spenter; ;•Arkanilas l ,;
'powell , Clayton; CalifOrnia; G. 0.. aorharti;
Cunneetiptit Maisliall J'ewell; Florida, W:
atGleatotli Gedtgiti; 13.j - Fanning; RH ,
j.; ; Stan 1111011; ndl anq, O: p „ Mbiz
j a - 0,. M.; tiodge ; Kansas; Jelin A.'
Martin; pbntittky;' '0: iGoodloe;
Louisiana '0: Causslitall Maine,” Wllllani
Erye; Matjl 0: C. Eillion;;;..Massa ,
cliusetta,!ViTilliairr • Clatlin ; Michigan, Wm.
.How ard ;-' Minnesota, John ` AJoietill;
Allatissippi 0. C. ?tench; Missonr . i ; , R:: T:
Arab , :noe.t . ,- Nbtirlialt`ji; E. 'T.' Othirringliata;
eyed latties'jW7, 'N YO; New 1 1:tannishli*
W. E. ChandleirNew:Tersey, Alegauder G.'
Cattell ; NeieTork'; t„ 4 Edwin D.; Morgan -N. ,
Carolina; J.' C. Abbntt ; j Ohio, E. R. Cowan;
Oregon, I, JOhes . `lt 'PennsPkaniti,
Isiiiud,- Writ'
Jitaytozi; Smith Carolina, -Franitliriliff.'
Moses aei , Tentiegsed,' Elbrace"Mliyriard;
Vermont George Virginia;4l,-
Wells; Wesf-Virginhi;s Anson ;Cross f
oagiu David Atwood; Arizonti;' Sohn
jut:100100 mcookomuittii.N.
a. beadle; aoritanti; tucinsE. ,l ,-Clinrchy
:Wow Meitico','Ji G. Paleu4 WaihingtOn,
D. Andrew- .Utah;' A. S. Gould; Wyorning-,
W:,T.-Jonets! -'; -- • '.-
•-; Tbellew National Republican Uointnitiee,
Met'on the Pith' inspirit and' org6Rited by;
electing It:',lforgarCiif 2i¢iv I' i
;than; and ;William' Chandler .etew Name
`shire ) Secretait The . folliiviinggentlemeA
'iv , 4ra,:elitisen: as the '-Itteciitive;
11:1194319; New York-, VilliainOlatlini
, Afessaellasetta; Mirshalt Jewelk . Ctilin4etti
lliftwijerneyti.o:`-P;;c.Ilorl
en, Indiana; 0. M. Dodge; lottraf' 'Benj . ') It
Gown% Ohio- G.'l).' Spencer, Alabanutr
a:.Atibott; North ICariillimf O. Fulfon,l
goy land; ;I.‘nf'.' &Oilmen; W. -A.
Michigtin;' G. O. 'Gerhatrii Califori
nia ; Remble, Peruml van tit;
A.verill; Minnesota. ; • .., I „.
Sei)d A 9 ictitot., 4
friaii i for campaigh.
y, and - nn the -28 d Mr.,
the nal entintt :nt
the'
itates,:ithe
ctionan• - •* an
the) h4Ve*o - 04
dtdiki" want •
gam
c e„MVOUR4 I W.OIIII , IOTO LETTER.
''' ‘c-c •l ' ' '' '- ; -*Xiitliirrei June lt, te2.
..'*.,.. •
-.. , •:,:1:4111011* , V .. SORB , 9f!' COMILISSEL
',,•TikirlikftiOff Tf t ip.O °of to the miscell ,
IR
; $44 144 - - aPprt?prliit„ o ' i liiii-: was finally
. 813JePded-qtylikolthii - fliiib4sterlng'oppo
t1l?ik:-q11,40'.MItlorlti'firiii -:proVides that.
44e:rivet* atisiiiilunke a formal state,.
went that in their opinion violenCe or cheat
ing-IA the polls•lis'probab 070111trtinrr'll
typdge of tike, District I C urts,„shalt } appeht
l i
Oro Inspeatois, oneffAmi each pol%tie%l*,r
-ty, to,be . ,precent until th _canvassia.conell
did. ' these canvassers iivi no Ptiii,:ei Of
laireiff; bat nrd'alitMly th re Acs:,f i ts , alitit' i
'e,VerY op'? , i csr,iitilit'ihin . k:t 'itt i no Pait3r,tviiCii.
ilidnot.espect to PrOfil, y 113111 0 ,t - b.o?F ht;i l .o'.
ingwbuld :object , toitht fair arrangetnent,r.
"ief 'all the Tlenieetats- °led- , sigainat,it Irt•
bilthhease r s. '- ''- '' , ' l l '' '-2 : l` '' '-
" "'"',
kniii",gla'l that thie'ame,ndtnent, eVen - in
ita'nenlitlett shape, waSdoptedrbecsuse' it
will afford some security l lai
oriar: elation/
'lmitkvill'at all events se ure competent les
tiiiibny t:4 to the frauds het may 'be perpe
i
itrata I^ l ';'.`! 4 ,,L
Tintenztusids, Ttygo . voi , pit ~ r au p*.setozi. i
The' Palesent • Congress has been act Obstruc;
iddinthe !3enate by Su ner and .Siiuiriila
l'hetc inauguration' of lo gPO itical debtili!il,,
'that taut _ 4i,' . :l 44 . l A ?,.,_.f. fitiqiill*P4rtilil'P9
I
have been [colleted, , 't'l e tariff bill,, ty.bieb,
it ihe'sarne time Also .r duces the , expendi
tures for . the. internal Ire enue, is about the
only bill of '0411146 taus,e - which ivas en
actedt i • It redlieeil'ii4:a ion tO,'the tuneput of,
I flfiy-three:milliops,of dollars, ; Lind, censWi r
dates theNarious cell lion , district& so that
.the:eipendittirds forth . coltectiolvef inter
aid, rfteiiiie=,i‘illi
. ile kip 9,y :(111Riiiigh'ed.h, , p.,
I APF04444.44,fic
,illy, cpiqA f ii; * ;61 . 14 1 )..
A - bfa.be,ptd pn, distil ail: Spirits:la lieu of
all'other 1 xesovhich. , talsatisfactorttoqtbei
iliatillers; tirid 'et the mane thus ifoln i juiyiel'
"the revenue ! "" There Itie adallpther &oft&
'll 4 3lO . ,,right:direptiB,4,,,bi,J . ,t, very ',fez 'that
Pho - e4gopul)ng ePilal4Rralion, , A. proleng:'
Lation'of. the session - , alould. have ,led•to•no
tangible result, and'therefore-the - crack =an
-l e## 'Obi r aloii;s6on '.'w,'' uld 1 4iy Ov`ol , -b
,t,ll6''
i .
cop ii ini Olit,iPalt xPenqe i w,lthoot. any
adequate e results. , ,• ~ , , „-, ; ~, s,
• ''. aitAI4I:B' I I;ETTER IV ACOT.PTANCEI ' I
Or . 01'2,1. fi'pr ‘ Megripli'o , Allh4c infant='!
cii,Y ` Plit,*.tltaers u. in v.a,n4 6 . iit.j.hetcak - :01,
this .letter; itis there ore i needless„ to quote,'
it here. ,,, ''ho -impre ion. of .all thoughtful•
uten'iS that ' it .;is - a
,eantiful l " conbibe l lilli ]
' i1i4e06 . 4111 4 , ( 4 . 414,. jai. 4:04i , ,i 31 4$ 0
,Grwaesonessages has eonviuced.me: that-he
Ayes the. faculty 1 of• eying , morel in i a •few-
Nvtird than 'any state teat nowlliVitig..tlllis
4vOi.ds'yre'as:full. of . 'eaning alziAinit ii'Fffi,
meat, aral.the'Repab leanoarty rteed,never,
be afraid that he wit t either do i , say orwrite
' an.injudicionsthing. -
A ,nureber „ ,
of the
ThiladelphialConver
the yresident, and.
and all 14th till*
`Most etinffdence ,the
dorsed,byillte,peopl
, i ~The. Republican p 1
the , departure of -tii
h'ave imparted tti..th i li
geneity, phi 'eh It be
all the evidence,
* VIE . PIIIL s?
DEA , III
'4[6ltll
: An intelligent g,
fully the 6ermen p
declaration of. prin
deiphia eeramands
ofithe ~4 2 lerintin
."..iohmk.e . ba ptvor,of
IProtection of im
1 'sympathy! express
anent, are:calculat
and allegiance of t
are the queStions i
tally interested, an
net' platform is ail
political 'situation
Pile appearance for
'publican ticket thf
• ' , ' • .t.t. .:
~.korzu cAit.ixt.i: ,
1' delegations front Abe
tion. have called upon
;hey -'express,e'd tht'hint
they - cofitleraediiid tit,:
, lie_
mh
# I X9r_ ..4 1 . 1' i Pft, l 4" ,
in kforeer,next. ..„,
auty is harmonious, and
e dissatisfied , elements
? prganiz,ation' a boi,:no- 1
ar I.iud, aaq, vthiS,. „as
olitical success. t ~ ..•
' "1".LAT)70111 411IY TIM'
'X PRESS. t' ', ' ' i rk
~'
. tletnan . o(i.r
eadS cake-,
ess informs mktlaat the
iples adopted 'at .Phila
t,
the' hearty' 'concurienee
eiiftiblican 'pOtie. ',The
IQ serYkeairef4nljt-t-tka
%rants, and illte 'hearty
i d for the 'labor move
a to korettle:gobavin
.''e Gdll3l ' lin' iiiiiiiieB.ThOe
i which they are moat yi t
d upon which the Cincin
ent. On the ,whole,, the
never had a, more favora 7
it the success of the net
hn it has to-day.' '' ' '
• 'WU It
Thq assertion
that Mt% ,Boutweli
a
Wilsorite place in'
secure the nomin
AbOrized by him.
best friends!. that l
and that cif the c
main` . in the Tre
the Work which I?
that, at; the k , c,conc;!
be rewarded for li
integrity with th
'lean people. Lei
'dour years more,
oral enceeisor.
. .
if some Of the journals
i is desirous to•secure Mr.
[the Senate in case he , can
ttion, is certainly not au-,
it is the opinion of 'his
~is ,alike for his interest
untry that le shonld re
ury Department, to finish'
to has so ably begin, and :
Ilterm of his.labors,he ,will
is pre-einihent services and
highest gift of the Amer
; him 'stand by' his guns for'
land.he lvtll he . Grant's bat-
OELLAIMOUS: 3
is ekpeste& to lake'ilie
0.':0611141
llenrr Wilso
011 1 : 1 0P1 1 _0 (1 1NY 111 ,
the_cate
The Bella° y
ination 'of Tho
4404 as `Coirti
kxiosithip at V
of Lquisiena, = •
aign,
• terday confirmed the nom.
I as 13 Van' Buren,. of New
• innei' - Wthe Internitfonal
enna,anc iiialtuB A. Sk
Consul denera l' at theT,city
•
' • - ' -C. AL
of Mexico.
s , ' ' ' The NI . 11104 es Accept; .: • '-'
judge Settle, President: Of the ',National,
IRepublican,Colvention and,the ',Vice Pres
idents for the s • vend States and Territories,
met President e rant by appointment, at,the,
White Rouse o the 10th instant to notify
Aux officially t his nomination. Each - 4,
;
Ithe deleg.atefi t - as, introduced to,,the ,Proat
dent by4udge ettle. 'Mter that Ceremony .
I had heenperfo Med, Judge Settle said,.,, . ,
." MB, Pnni3
• _ENT: We are before,ynn
perform 'a: vg Ireenble duty. '',We .are
.her to official . yi' orna yon of, your atitini-,
Mous notainatton or the Presidency . by the:
National 'Republican CofiventiOn,assembled
in Philadelphia Mx the qui irisfitq,, Ileyend,
tide, I de not knoW tii*we. bayg , anything,
- to say ." ,
' ~Here Judge i Seitle handed th President
the -letter officially notifying him. of his
nomination s President said: ,
, ",Orearnx., . 11 am not now readyto, re
spond to,your letter, but wili,iike ",au Only
opportunity t ,tIO so in ,writing.":. -
i After some further conversation, Judge
Settle saiii:` " ain quite. sdt•to, should fail
if I attempte anything like adeseription of
the conventio ~ IC ctinno,be`deseribed. , ---.
'The 'enthn ' m;,the unanimity, , the solid
i
tete of every State, - ealObe adequately de
'Scribed, ,eye in ',the public pnnts. The
'President. inn t'laiinselfhave' beenpresent
10 fully'appreciate pie COnventiciti. What
we tiow waist to do estieciand is to tell the
`Prehident what Nye intend te' 'do , in: Neiretii
pr
her." i , ,
' Paul Stroh ch Odd: '" Mr. President ; , as a
Vice Preside tof 'the tationai COnyentioU t
-and as are sentative of the 'Oernians of
1
''America; I p edge Alabair for yon , l i n No
vember„with as handicim 'a maj'eflly Lain
14368 and the vervihelmi 'g
vote of the 800,-
1 000 Berman'g otersTin , the ' , United•States, l ' •
- ''The'Presid t.—" It is •certainly gratify
ing for me to learn that, , after holding office
for three yea 9, never having before held a
politienl'offie , and never having been a can
:didate for-no 'nation, I liaVebeen indonied
'by !My' forth r , sUpporters. This is some
thing I cam!' t forget- , I am of course very
, joit e fi n u , 1. , : : - -! -!
' ' Several Ad gates then made brief and per ,
tinent ' retii ,'• pledging , . their , respective
(3
States to the , upport or 'the ticket : , to which
Alie , Presideh aptly replied.,i --• . ..i
• Pie' delega lon then thok their lea's* and
prOteeded to thettipitol to wait on' Senator
'Wilson, They met him in the-, of ithe
Senate dom
1 .
ittee on Military Affairs: , ,
' Judge ,Sett o c addressing Senator Wilson,
- Sidd 'that he' ad a very grateful dutyto per
•forin under he , instructions of the' Philti
delPfild 'Nat oriel Convention,'And handed
'him &fetter- nfonninghlin' of bit — non:dna-
Him for the leePresideney, , ands added he
'Weslsure he , ould net - even .if he attercipt
'ed—giv'e an dea of, the enthuslasitt 'which,
pretrailed tit he Convention.;'.' -,-- .1--- 1 : ...
• ' Senalor Vinson ' made -. The following tim-
P r oT„l' l 9.. v Pl l s'. ; ' '': ' ' ' .
"rwill in
&Wet itywrlti
take this oc
the'mentberl
sent tot this
As X neitherl
her'Of the CI
a4day or two give you, an mi
ng to this, communications t
asion howoirer to thank yen and
•
of thErCouvontion you repro
anifeatat!ott, of confidence.—
laaked , noriwrote to*, any mem- ,
prevention. to give tuct;',44:votetz•l
'aut all, mor e theit.teneroh.
telippeat''=-I• am,gratefitilitoM,thcfriendl
„tone of 1 te:Wpublienn 'ptesii Of Aix, eenn
' P ;, ,r t ;le "M . ~ 021 We /iftk,i)i , `..
t
I , , ria ' , ;.'I es, .ipit ; , 'taintain th j` .:
d 1 twist „.‘,.lt. Id ~ el' i s / 1"- - .4144aticolt " '
t • reed° ; t 'd '.' al •o II ~ -. t, allay :
• en 04* Oh -.'. ' l' ; .ot .: 1 .i; , riiipt '-„
, i'9' kightkrof
_Our : el - ii oti.• hittit an ity - ,ti „
know no -sectionatinteri st, , nor' race, . in i. ',
il I
.coler. . In the.future,. Os • n the past, ltilla I
;unfaiteringlYt tiditere7.tUt _those : . . priocipl s
*bleb., are the
,Conyietiiinti of., my - jutigmen ,'
'100,14:11). 4 01000,n064 - PIM clearly, of, ti e
tvroin that the retit latadier who render, il
such illustrious -services 4O- tlloolpliTyi , tl
the great- . aiirliai.-will' bore-elected:Pre cr - ,
AintfotthefiMiloll:StAtes. Ilis•lnunimity, ix !
Atte ,vaitimiihedThis' fi rintieSs' to vindicate t te
IfighisloUthe;huntble.-•and :defenselekhlti d' '
his - devotion; to the le it'd iniptide as ,Of =the e- •
-publioant'ptirty - i-eannot:be;quesciene& - 'I .9.--
teentit= a .1,1 41 0., honor •tkit be a:Asada - id& ;:v, , ili,
him-4n /• the .= &oink cogtot: ~ While . l. m
' , grateful 'teltbe; friends- wher , gaVO MIS , t 4 'eh
generous: support, I-Ainniir- tliose , twhet ti-•
tiered witNSUChVitlevottoti - to Mr:•Colfax; =-
We have Veen perecinal and political fries ds
for, nearly twenty;ycars, antiiit is•alotire. of
; profepud;sathifattiOn to me that fur per.* at ,
ol relation* have not : beendisturbed. -by he
recent: epolost.. While .1 , shall• newer ce Ise
,to : feel,grateful to friends who honored' nie
,hytheir i suPpOrt, Ishall ever entertain. , ,hl-=
, per,eiroPeet- for those who deemed! it; to be
-their duty to give-theii support -to 4c)t her'
• I.; hope We rlttill fall striVe to Witeta• our 4 ; upi
• Peri:every i lioriest 'and patriotic, man 'in the
count.l3l; every limn true to the rights of liu
luallity; ':eyery•man who would elevittc the
condition, Of;the , tolling millions;' mid. I are
our reptibliethecoine a great ; Christian 'na
tion, an, etaniple tii the worliLl, Let It 1) , un- .
derstood, that our ranksiitre wide open t ) re
ceivo..all,tivoted•th the • ectuntry; .. and 'ha
iwouldplvancet - ;the ;happiness' and' ge end
,weilphelog: cif Lal I ;section's of -.the hind im I all,
eouditions';of;the - peoPle. •' We; ans ,
islicadd:olhir the hand of -r reconcillatietit I All' I
-fair-minded andthonorable• men; nitti its , all 1 ,
legitimate ileans tOrtichlilve Atiliees*,' , lithe
Atenonandfsalvatioti of- the 'tbniittl ; is ell
tuclotittat of•llieltartywhielaiaVed th lid
; ion „mid ; established freedomhi - every p ' it of
,the hutd.',' i ; ' '- - ~.; ;. , -;-, ' • ) ;-1 -
-,; The fent:owing is a copy of the offici let-
ter. notifyieg President Grant of his , omi
mation:.:, ;-, 1 .;,,,-. - ..) , , 1 .,,.., : - • k u! i - - :i. 1
~, .. _ I" WASifiNcITON4 June . I.e, IS ',`.2..,
4 ', ro,thel PreWeitti 'ffiN,,,ge littreuan e, Of
our instrpetisiti'We,, the updersigne ir frosi-:
dent ondiNie`o ~ P res. i detits of, the N'at onal,
•Republieao convention Iteltl.iii„Philide riiiii
,on the stlr ancVsth,iiiStatits, have Alio poor
to infOrul Yoh Ofiyour noirditatio,n fe re-
election. to the' . Office Of Presigetil ,fa llseUnited Slates: : , AS it is 'lliipciaSible', to'giv`e
an; adequalc, idect;pf: the :ench44iisin Lieli,
•; - prevailed or, the unimintity,which, belle ; you
•Ow thetchoice 4 Of the people, we -eau otal :add
• that•yotx received the,; entire ,vote of very
State iind Territory..' -- :-.. - i . ~
i•,,, , ;;Regardhig your re : ele eIAIA.P,s tier
tOtthe. pead and continued prosperity
.countryg. we ask,your acceptance, ol
tasminatioh:',': . ,"; ~- „. „, „ ~ ~ . 1 . , '
• ~1 [SigneilibY;Tlvrnas ;Seta j, ; Preside
the i National, Republican ; ooyeotio,
the Nice Presidenta.]
,- '• ' -' , G EN..., REPLY.: -.
' ;i'ExEttrrivr, lifAmtrobt,,Junelo,.l
•.= • “riEfoni Whonaos:Settle;_ i President o
•tal RePublican:Convention,. and the
•P sident*:—Gentlemen—Nourletter r
date advislng.me of the action,,of.tbe
mentionthild is Philadelphia' n the 5
;6th ittf;th s • month ) . and of my unan
nomination for the Presidency, by-it,
eelved; -I accept the nomination, an
;you'. return my, heartfelt thanks to .yo
stituentslpr :this, mark of; their co
and suppEllit.; df ;elected in Novembe
protected by a kind Providence in
and strength,to perform the duties.
'high trust conferred, I promise th
. zeal and devotion to the good of the
'people for theifuture, of. my official
shown- in, the past. Past experien •
•guide me ; in avoiding mistakes 'hie
.with novitesin all professions and i
cupations, : I • ,; '.. . „. I, ;
" When relieved from the responsi
' ttf my prsent trust by the election o
cesSor, whether it be at the end of th
or theneXt,.l hope to leave to him,
utitre; a• country at:peace within its o
ders, at; peace with outside nations,
credit itt;home and abroad, and with(
barrassing questions to threaten its
prosperity :. :- t ..., . ; .1 ; •
• " Witli'the - expression of a desire
speedy healing of , all bitterness :of
between sections, parties, or races
zens,, and the time when the title of
carries withit.all the protection mu
lege3 to the humblest that it dews to t]
'exalted; I subscribe myself,: very res]
.gervant, IT . y on
,BALDWIN'S SHAN
ti you want a lace assattaleat ol
I .
FALL *NA' WINTER 6'oo,
CALL AT
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BALDWIN'S SHAN
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if you smut press Goo 4 of all kitida,
011 at
If you *an( 131'k s eliacti,'"eall foi dm; eirand
. . i • , •se DALD
If youmant anlbttumest i
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Ityou wah Ladiea Geuts' wider ware.
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you, mosni notions 'and tiinintings, •
, cIIIatBALDW.
If YOU MO FlTat
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It you Irani knit tioodt,
It You avant Hats stnt),Capo,..
If yOtt icaUt 13dOti and Shoes, '
call at SALDN9
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a 34. al
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If yoil want gootl'Teaa and tirocorleir fres
call at IRILD
At, yclos yirlixit a readl =tido mitt at,c.lotlies,
dill at BALD
iott witzi 8 otat of dlethea idai7d your'
• • at BALD
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lit youvolux coreF,Cpsta,
it* want 111164Vobei,
if you want pikes tbat,eant be beat,
That's whats the M,
ME
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We sire , 44(144 to 'sell theso goOfts batik -
NO.I, 187 L ‘' • •
scary
rf the
the
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Ife . as
may,
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allbe-
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'0 see a
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pri vi
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i i call at BALDW
;N..8 Shanty
MIME
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'B Shady
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6 Shatity
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IN'S Shanty
tti'k; Shanty
tier.
we leave the
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$lO, $11, , 512714; slB,lslB, $2O, $22, $24,:525, S2Q; $2B
itiew Shaxitils
.
Iu all the neat desirable at4iett at the lowest cost and prices. Also
MEE
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r air Stillilower prices than last season: all,ttavo full pieces at $1,1234, $1 4 25, $ 1 ,5 0 , 0,75. 0,00
, . , ri..da $2,40, $2,76 per yard. :
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iu great variety. pliidEF,:latilp, ! alnaipild COlOO3, fu extra qualities
Spring Dries
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Wo shall keep a atilt larger,Stock thieryear than ever:before, as wo now save ample romp to blies.
3
, their New Goode t iu this department received almost daily,
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Gliitizi ! d G l SlSSiErkare
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We shall keep in our new bales Room a veryllne stock of Woolens for men ant bOys' sults, a much
larger stock than we have ever kept. • I i
We have also moved our Hoop Skirt Mock up into our, new sales room, and stall keep a very fait
stock of new stylea„at low prices.
' I .
Nottingham co Curtains in great variety, 3y to 4 yards long, at from $2,2a to $8 per pair.
- • Nottingham, Lace
Josephine,- Kid
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' .A.tienueo new stock ofspring colors.. This Glove ts.warranted to be equal to any Glove in the United
' '
Sate either as to fit or, quality . Oar stockle.very lafge indeed.
,•; , , .
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New i
Pints', New eringhamse -
i 'l'
I Black !uric Mohair,
Our regular make, equal in silosnd quality to any in market, and still ;sold by us without any ad ,
vanco is, making them the ehee.peet goods inimarket.
' .
,
Mail/ advantages to'us in opening' the NEW SALES 110011. is !the increased room it given
and Shoe stock. We ars now situated so that we eau keep a still LA RGER STOCIC hi this line,
add new lines of Goods In most desirable inakqa as our trade calls for them. Wo shall sell a
CHEAP and ghlrevory ono that calls on us good pay fur their time in looking at our golds
.•1 • . .
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Clue of tb
for our 13oot
and we slug
work VERY
Corning,
al* 1, 1872—tf. ,
The 11,egulator,
FULL OF
!DAy,,,,Opp'ps,s,..q.R9CERIES CROCKEk,
EMI
a 00
Notions,
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AO the people in Tloga Oo tnty livlio wish to mice purchases in title line iard invited to Come and
To
T 46 closest buyer
Corning, April,
MI
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l l►ow iii utofk iu their
Tlia'apbacribers hay
-.-b,
JEW 0111
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o now' Stotts of
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SHAWLS
Black Silks
Japaiiesee Silks
Hoal
Lace Curfainsh
by the yard at :IN c, 44c, 50c, 52;ic, 75c.
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cloice fetyleB,l
Boots and J Shoes
CORNING, N. Y.,
18 now
GOODS
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The asn i Ortin I nt 18 connileto in every'depar h n' eta
fts ..!k, Shoes,
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Fancy Goods, &c.
k'. at my Stock
ard co 'mparo
'will be, convinced' that this is the place to paY
out , money economically.
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`cocoa:es
BTOI I
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Skirts. ,
Gloves.
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J. A. PARSONS k CO.