Source:  Patriot (Harrisburg, PA) Vol. IV - Page 2
Dated: June 4, 1872
THE Telegraph is conspicuously incorrect in stating that Mr. Buckalew was Alderman M'Mullin's candidate for governor.  The alderman did not vote for Mr. Buckalew.  This, whether true or false, is of no more consequence than our reminding the Telegraph of the fact that William M. Bunn is one of the Grant delegates from this state to Philadelphia convention, and that Bunny's crowd will repeat for Grant as often as they get an opportunity.
     IT is reported that Mr. Sumner has offered to the senate an amendment to the constitution of the United States to the effect that the President shall be elected by the votes of the majority of the people, and that the office of vice president shall be abolished.
     WE publish in another column the reply of Governor Gratz Brown to the notification of his nomination for vice president by the Cincinnati convention.  He accepts the nomination and cordially endorses the Cincinnati platform.
     MR. SUMMER's bold and bitter arraignment of General Grant for acts that render him unworthy to occupy the presidential chair will not be pleasant reading for the office holders' convention that meets in Philadelphia on Wednesday next.
     ACCORDING to the amnesty act, persons whose property ahs been sold under the confiscation act are entitled to whatever sum the government has received from the sales, less the costs.
     THE democratic county convention in Parke county, Indiana, instructed their delegates to the district convention to vote for the Hon. D. W. Voorhees for the next congress.
     JACK SHEPHERD'S Trumpet violently opposes the election of Horace Greeley.