Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1874, Page 1

VOLUME ANNOUNGENERT. THE INTER-STATE [ndnstrial Exposition OF OHIOAGO FOR 1874 ‘Wil be opened to the publio on tho evening of Wednesday, Sept. 9th, Tlours of oxhibt. to10a'clook p.m., avory AL ESTATE, CEHEOICH Residence Property B, Uak]and,oll('enwunfl, Hyie Park Eyandale, Sonta Park, Woodlawn, and Graud Junction, FOR SALE BY ULRICH & BOND, REAL ESTATE DEALERS, NoO. 87 DEARBQRN-ST. have mado purchases of whola hundrod doliars poracre wayont sonio railrond running west, outh. romote from tho Inko and o1 X . ., and closo Oot, 10, ditle B magnlctns Tho nnrll'lrrlge:(l zingla thokot s admitting tho hotd- throughout tho untira fifty conts; for obil. om, romiaining 57 anl avdntags il be for squit, drun, twonty-tivo conte. di N : oh f o hihren. Mingto. Hokoth ter ha st Logaconta otoh wost, or nortliwost, or, ty acgomm¢ 1attod tholr broad ncros fnto ntem of adrult advortising, hav o atteution of tho poople, (n man; tignona tn and within Publio Parks, Boulorars, worage, and of easy ncceas but not sniliciont] o advortising In order to Dy, Bt which, e s tho samo prices askod pos Vit mu-’i'ms( ftoen osnte (or ollldron, Visltars will find nvenier 2 rminating in Chio Exposition at roduced ratos, nnaunced by tho com: liota ratas will bo duly annonaced n erior, If, indoed. it has evor boon equaled, in America. livory dspartmont fa roplots th tive nuveltios, And thi T stiracttie nivcltics, in Tn tho Meohanicnl Doy 00 {oot_of ahalting achinory in operation. Art Hall, fasuranco i balf & miltlon doliarst o t fonr atationa; ox "Hanicod by 8 doao N of 1t of world-wida colebril ro boon oponod to tie pul the colobrated painting, Sxbilited fn oo of the rooms a natural advantages &0 oxtra chargo of S cont Y, . by ‘Tho manufacturors of textilo fabrics, n mcll Tots within this 08 of the city havo combingd to make tiin do. clogant and attrnctive the and somo of tho Bix Wostom T ¢ dialiway Gompanios ‘dintliy in o Agticuitoral an Vostorn Htaton and Tomtarios b S ertion s of iho roa bator e Oboning oraston aorinpa2rovion VAAR & HOFFMAN'S A, 4o o Fxponition, of tho o 1 DEr ooty with railros i 80COmIOURtions, WALE, Fae bullding Tot i, T g T ion can convoy any adequats ne s s conty, any adomata Tor Jants but lowin s n\:onr.concenuunmlv I'D Xz:"fl at highor prl o0 All this Property will bosupplied with Gas, ater, and Sewerago, distributod through tho Cipa atraata, and DIpow atn patn i} liin wunt muke property ndvance from old r Ing suddenly overtnken Ly, oan find conveniont and 820’ convenionces thoy aro ao- 1 8100 por foot, as loos in somu Iocations than ND will furnish masio, dar. at and most recont composi- oponing ovonlug with 1ifly Hirst-class porformors. JOEN P, REYNOLDS, EXPOSITION NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS, 1t iaintonded to havo tho catire Exhibitinn, machinory, in oporation, FULLY READY for tho publio on tho ope: day, Scpt. 9, All exhibltars mut work witnout any dolay whatevor, & SEASONABLE 600DS] NATHANIEL JOINSTON & SONS, St. Istephe Claret. BARTON & GUESTIER, Claret and Sauterne Wines, BAHL & €O, ator o o et rondy piy exondod, ™ P amillen ufeald of be custoned to, and Sectre from Great Fires a Mtle furtier Sout, ind can Attond evoning entar. Thotd6 peombeior ULRIOH & BOND, gonts, 87 Doarborn-st. Cliy Real Bstate for Sale NEWBERRY'S ADDT Nood not eave chiurolios, a sowe renting or buy on long time. AND COMPLETRLY niog ovening, Wednos. t pross farward propara- and cast 1) foot of Lots lp Ilock @, boing wxi6S fdat on Hluroncate, tosr orth Claric.ot, IO 8, 40, 14 ~A teact of #tu, botweon' North Clark, boing about 307 Took on b{lll\.‘, 532 5-10 on North SO—A trinogulnr pleea of land no Eigouto-ntes o feot TIGGINS, LAW & of sk (0l Nosarsnie T nm‘rmNEr\;r. 35 of It North-av., 578 6-10 i, 2 63 010 fook orth Lasaile, and 'S ADDITION—-Lot 1, in Block 5.\ cornor. Ghteasoimns eok Bufahol:lt %}l‘s Arnbes, YOI usage, nusage, Westphalia Tams, i oy and By on “Ml \Vnufll}xffln 4 foot of Sub-Lot § of Washington by 67 faot enrs, Grapes, Plums, FOR BALE BY C. T ATLT 1 1468 EAST M.ADIS CLIFTON HOUSE Corner Wabash-av, and Monroe-st,, Opposito Exposition Bullding. Pricg Reduced 10 §3 por Dey For ainglo rooms. Spocial rates to Excurslonista, The bost $3 por d J LAKE NAVIGATIO KOODRICHS STRAMERS. For Racine, Milwaukeo, Sheboygas woe, ele., daily(Sunday: d), . onst of South T o aud of sald tract occupled by Uity Pound, degj (d Lot 15, wost of Clark.st., abont 457 foot on i i feoe by t w0 (2) feot, of the traof and wost of tho THic otwrgen -tho south ling Monroo- it b roceivod for ali, balanco In1, 9, st anaually Thicty.third-st, b o) A aoin Contral Ruflroad t and tho north lno s for tho lat dosoribod proport secyod to rejeot any and all bids, Propusals will bo recelvad until Tuendny, Sept. 8, 1674, and aubralitod ¢ ' Counel fox thereon, 5 on Gounell for'actlon ,_Glty Coniptrollor, ELEGANT HOUSES oL hfi‘-‘n i twe . th wolllng on Pralr} casjost ]'I‘n.v;-lhlu torn oo ologant, brick, 0 and Korest.ays,, ms; botter than te ron Thoy aro In all rey YAtors, “Wator-closots, . Iiat {lcn In all thy stor t don'ticavo until For Grand Haven, Muskegon, Travorys Clty, Mackinao, ot., daily (Sundaya oxcopted) For t. Josoph daily (Sunday oxceptod) Saturday’s Boat don't loavo untll 1 For Manistoo and Ludi or & pleasant home. time, casy payments arido, HENRY G. YOUNG, REAL ESTATE & HOUSE A Offico, No. 6 (firat floor) Bryan Blnck, NO. 170 LA SALLE-ST. ND MILL-MEN, BUILDERS A r Tots on Allportoat., noar thale, Holler, Maohl rovemon(s thorout now. ATTENTIO N, apltalists. Corringe Manufac ualipliate & il el gt ROTARY LIGHT CARRI With PATENT GEARING, for St l’n‘xiuyl)rlvlnm AVOIDS DANGE] onomy, and Salots, In_tho clis in a fow days, luory, Tiar, Sho 0 lucatl PROPOSALS, M A A SRR IR e IS & Gontractors Soaled pronosats will b MOWIf, Architact, No, 7, ato'clook a. m., for tho e and Bank In Moainouth, Nov, 16, 187, accordiog a00n at said offico at the Al ory proposal must Inoluda o Addrine, tor cirou: B too's for tho Biauadtore 15 Pkt Sgrasd aior (9 0 recolved at tho offios of 1. G, Room 17, until Sopt. of a blook of stares Tliinots, 66173 fout, to be fintahed nd spocliications to bo onmouth Natibnal Bank. Ky. all that 4 callod for in s 0 fn thelr proposals GENERAL NOTICES. SOUTH PARK Assessment. given that tho THIRD INSTALIL- of tho Siouth Park Assewsmont, with accraod fn- darost, Ia now duo and payablo at tho o Park Commisslonors, I Fo, 63 ‘Tax payors are remladod that the dollnquent for Munlolpal Tazos of § August 4, and will be olosed withi; wiahing to save thelr property fro GEOQ. VON HOL| tho pricos askod for matord will allow far briok, rubbi and otlior matorlals. Notiet 0 Building Contractors AYCI“{BL‘:“. k] Dflfl;\m:!;:lli 2 L fona can”bo. at tho oifios of thd Boerat Rotlce Is heroby flico of tho Bouth Room 2 Ropublio Lifo Bullding, TAX SALE TTY CoLLECTON'S OFPICE ITY HALL, CilioAGo, 'Diivotors Tad, Disk o “FOR R Rtore No. 760 Cottaga Grova-as o Detiot laortion” south aiiouuat for acaf olase gruceey, Apply to T 8, JOF vo-ay. WANTED, WANTED. Situation wantod by a compotont double-ontry book. Xoopur of twolva yoara' axporionco. st of roforunces Addrous 1143, Tritune oflico. DISSOLUTION NOTICES, DISSOLUTIO The firm of Young & Newb dissolved by mutual consent. HENRY G, YOUNG, EOLRGE G, NOWRURY, salo of Real Fstato iu & fow days, Those la atiould pay im LEN, City Calloctor, WEST MAYWOOD, on WEST MAYWOOD PROPERTY is dua able, SEQURITY BAVINGS BA] Uornor Madlson-st, and iy South Sile Hebrew Association oo f sutng Jewlsh hotid Ry TR T LOSENBAUM, 150 Btato-st. NOTICE. _ 1 havo this day sold AN yith frst-olass 1 Will hold divino servi in tho ohurah carnes Boata oan be seourod by ury is this day st Madlsonu ranadl thio bsinns ' iy . VAN ORNUS, Ohlcago, Bopt. 1, A. POLITICAL. Later. Returns from the Eleetions in Vermont, Mr, Poland, the Veteran White- ‘washer, certainly Defeated. The Republicans Carry the State by a Reduced ‘Majority Results of Republionn Administra- tion in Louisiona, TUtter Degradation of Every- thing Official. i Negro Government a Disastrous Failure. . Admirable Platform of the Republican 5 Convention in Ohio, The Missouri ‘Independenh Cry - for Paper-Money. Procecdings of the Republican Conven- tion in Nebraska, S Defeat of Mr. John B, Hawloy n the Sixth Ilinols District. : The Vormont Elcction, MoxTreLies, Vt.,. Sopt. 2.—Rotnurns stiil como In elowly, but enough ia known to indioate tho election of Judgo Pock, Ropublican, for Govorn= or, by the usual Vermont majority, aftor allow- ing for a lighter voto. The Houss will bo over- wholmingly Republican and tho Sonmato nearly unanimously the eamo way, One hundred and ton towns roturn eighty-6no Ropuplicans to tho Legialature to thirty-four Domoorats, thero being no choicoin five, . "Iho voto for Governor in 133 towns stands Peck.... Tha contost in tho Second Congressional Dis- trict has been a very hot ono, and tho rosult is tho defont of Poland. Tha boltora mainly sup- portod the Hon. D, 0. Donnison, of Royalton, in Windsor County, but thoir advice to thair fol. Iowors was to voro for anybody to draw votds from P’oland, Tho exnct result of tho ballot of yosterday as far as hoard from, in 42 towns out of 80, i8 ns follows: . In 1872 tha vote Poland, ..., #ame towns etood thu 1,006| Davenport (Dem, Bteelo O!olwr). -2,130{Seattering, ... "'ho voto for Loland bas_fallon off 8,714, or ono-half, slnco ‘1872, and Donnison's vots, come parod with_that of Steolo In 1873, has gainod 3.12L In 1872 Poland lod Btoolo in thono towns 5,436, aud this yqar Donnison leads Poland 1,300, Republican Administration in Louiss iana. Correspondence of The Chicage Tribune. SEW Onuzans, Aug, 35, 1874, Bomuch attention has lately been: called to Louisiana politics that I can haraly doubt " that Tur TRnuNe rondors will not” object to ‘hoar somothiug on that subject from ono ‘who bas lived for some timo in tho State, and has Iatoly mado an oxtensive trip through its parishes, I wish to say, at tho outsot, that I havo nover voted nnythiug but the Republican ticket (though not in tbis Stato), and that T fully be- liovo in the principles which gave tho Ropublican party being and succoss, But that which Passes for Ropublicanism horo I cannot accopt, and cnn only rogard with faolings of the greatest abhor- ronco. Tho londing principlo of the groat Ro- publican party North, when it was founded, waa, that-thero should bo exact justice betweon man and man,—a principle ably aud faithfully sot forth by Tue TriousE ot the timo. DBut this Republican party of Louisiana has trampled un- dor foot overy priucipls of jostice. It has . SCOUTED AT HONESTY AND INTEGRITY ; it haa oven ignored the decencios and proprioties ‘which mero policy suggest. It haa sot at naught all tho muxime evon of crafty politicians) and utterly dofled all tho sound doctrines of statos- mausbip, Its plodges and ‘promulgatious of doo- trine bavo boen littlo botter thau blasphemy when compared with its practices, . Its logiblation has been a mookery which' would lave moritod nothing but ridicule Liad it not beén g0 cruelly oxponsive. Its exccutiva administration has beon eithor ‘a despotism, which absorbed all political Tower, or amonopoly: of all fut officos, Ita judiciary hos bdon & sup- port to all tho other infamy. Its olactions Lave boon tho most shamoloss frauds. Its conventions havo becoma little bot. ter than publio auctions, where the highest bid- dor buys the nomiuation, 7 In the name of tho pooplo, it liag woll nigh doatroyed tho poople. Profossing friondship for the poor, it haw robbod the rich until it hias made all poor. Under Pprotonsa of elovating the wosk and tho dograded, it. hag dragged down tha atrong, and would consign thom all to a hopoless struggle. ' All businoss, all trado, and all mdus. try—all citios, towns, aud rural distglets—~havo felt the weight of its oppressions, Property hag | gone down to a merae fraction of its former value, and what {8 almost nniversally regardod as a Dlessing, is hero . IN MANY OASES A IURDEN, . Iom told that, m this city, thero are mauy who Lavo proporty, but not sufliciont incomes to pay tha cnormons taxes, and aro thrown into the doopest distress by their inability to maot tho demands of the collectora or to dispose of thoir homes, Tho word alto comes to us from dif- Terout parts of tho Btato, that, if all prosont and Payt tazes now dua woro ' collactod, it would sell out from ono-third to threo-fourths of the prop- orty of tho parishes, * Land for the Jandloss aad homes for tho homelosa" was ouce tho watchword of the Ropublican party. But here the doctrino has boon raversed, and the ory of tho politiciany {s, - Let everybody be made homoless,” It thore has been anything in the Ropublican administratiou of tho State which soemed ro- decrning foature, it is the frea-school ayatom. Lut even this has becomo almost hopelessly de- moralized. Outside of this city, tho. mannor in whioh tho school-buginessy {s managed meoty with almost univorsal condomnation,” In many places thero are no schools at all, or ohly a fow monthe I ono or two yoars, In' mont placos, tho schiools ate ontirely iu tho hands of the poli- ticinns, who make they ontirely subserviont to thelr political usen, Tonchors aro omployed who are incompotont, lazy, lowd, worthloss,—who ofton spond balt thoir timo away from tho sohool-houso, who do- banuch the minds of the boys and corrupt tho girls, And yot theso mon oanily wnintain thoir Positions by glving thoir voice and inflnonce. for the muembor of the Tioguulature, or ‘T'ax-Colleotor, or other officor, who “ia also ' Prosident of tha Hohool Bonrd, besldes havin, half-a-dozen other oflicos under his control, In wome of the load- ing oltics, it 18 charged that the position of fownalo teachiors iy frequontlyuyed by the officara CHICAGO, THURSD. SEPTEMBER 3 pointments for a Ppurposs too gradation of ' averythin, govorntmont of m?‘ 3 evorything official, fs complato. N more complotoly publican party of Loulsiana; It you ask how suoh affaira haa beon fposaibl one answor will mtisfy the quostion, It hos boon ¥ THROUGH NEGRO-VOTING, peoplo arg, in a, douo al the eloating, nll the, aoplo fnhoront| who make the ap baso to bo mentl In short, the de, n mucceeatully resisting alt ¢ nt Government of roforming atunos generall y proved ta ba worthy o lo, rages and_murders in colored eftizons hava n purausnco of tho maintuining an exclusive " whito and hereby recetvo, tha o Topublicans of Ohio, '~ of “intsmporanco. and ita Leglalative, Jndictal, the forfolture of are_demanded by tho soclety and tho Blato, procate tha sotion of the prosont anizing the punitive and o Binta for morsly partinn g movilably to tho fnpair~ tions passed b % the Domooratis Staso Conventlor trlct of Columbls, nnd wheroby o Rephblican tho contliinous s Serenth—That $bo Houth, of which unofTendin; thio" viotime, commitiad avowed parpons of govornment,” demnnd, ant condennation of th £)i—That the resteaint caunee, to the full oxtent of {) 00 power af - the Htato, for intoxication, torial wolfaro of 0 oyprinn over t than the Ro- majority for the Stato s lost hor charsota ¢ tho election noxtman Congrossional tickets 8 — SIXTI ILLINOIS DISTRIOT— 11, Sopt, 2.7y, the Bixth Iflin, & monatrous state of v o in this boasted land, REPUBLICAN, Y . bo Congressf’ < S and twa ballots o'~ ng &a follows 26: Lynde, 14, 88 ¢ 50 votad, Mixnof [ddross: slating tm th dre reposted votes thoy whom they hono; ongo their voto to Convontion of sombled this morning, for a candidato, result thirty minntoa w, ovorning, Not that ly prefer such foul thom know nothing 08, and it must be thom have droadfull; mosat common prinof- A mixture of votes myatifies their ruth than nvon- oborin the Legis- taking ton dolfars a8 ‘o ain to recolvo ot was oxorbitant. * But 88 they wore, wero mot own small digeration and baen, lod | like the commands of losaly wioked. In fact, thronghout tho Stato and this ring Whon the votcs fol unmanageablo,. tho rinyg . WEI It hina bappones be n Goveror's of-Tlection's g Bcores of mon Iature in thia oty who many of thom never lived thoy ropregont. thid clvy, who are runoin; again. callod to or. od tho Conyontion, manifeatod in the but_thoy now on, Thomas J, Tromendous ap| lsuso followod, vote for Gon. made benevolont Inatitutionn of rirposce, es tendi elr eMclency ana g tickot waa also nominatod ; tate, A. T. Wikofr, of preme Judge, lon) sliort term, W. W. Bohool Commigsion ake; Olork of ton ; member of the Stophon It. Hosmer, of all about mon or measur confessed that most of confusod ideas about the plos of honesty aud virtuo. and fivo-doliar-b There fa moro Ty of the old proa W no wrong iu * For Boorata A Dy, of Portag, of Liawronco ; for \0‘;. Howe, of L Board of Pul Thoso aro all renominations ex who is_nominated rosignod this day, Every county th Henderson, and the nomination wi Gea. Hondornon wag inyi appoar bol'zu the Convon| tion {n tho stos itod by a committo to 1t o hundred—becauso on, “and Le mada & theuo votors, ignorant allowed fo follow their gbay tho dictates of th TWELFTIX . ILLINOIS DISTRICT—REPUNS ! Dispatch to The Chicago 1y 2.—The Ropublican sional District moots i bo four candidntos oapt_Jolnaon, pired torm of Convoation for this bore to-morrow, to conteat for tho Lonor of Congress, These ara D, Slate Journal; Capt. Christiau Count; County ; aud Col. Tho chancos favo 1o will come hiera and fu a closo conl Bangamon County €an nominats, Missouri Indopendent Stato Convens Br. Lours, Sept. 2.~The Poople's Stato Con- vontlon mot at Jofforson City ot 10 o'clock thia proliminary business, ad- hins its corrupt ring, Yoo of the parish, 7 BMaj. McConnoll, J. H.Judy, of Mo ho nomination o with his own c aftor Phillips, aolid, and thoso two Ir. Bimpson may b and Monard, but it is bo has. The contost morning, aud, after Journed il 2 p, m, At tho afternoon session, Judge Josso P. Alox- pormauent Prosident, Al- yand & full st of Vico- RETURNED ANTitow, e numbor that to bavo tho Supervisor- was oquivalont to an hovo eat in the Lagis- were novor aleatod ; in tho parishes which of mon, now living in g for the House -and he corst or away off on oxandor was electod bert Griflin Boorstary, The Committeo on Conforonco, thros from encli ‘Congrassional dis pointod to soleat o ticket, but at pr they Iinvo not reported. TIR FOLLOWING PLATFORM ly adopted by the Convontion may bo bitter, EIGUTEENTH [LLIN 018 DIBIRICT—DEMOORATIC, Special Dispate the Chirago ¥ribune, omocratic Logiala- ntions will by bold A Iargo number of dolo- and stirring times ara an- 08 aro that John 11, Obor- ted for Congress, 88 0uo of tho can- osont writing gressional Conve ab Anua to-morrow, gaten will be prosent, ticipnted. The' chanc: 1y, of " thia city, will b d C, Winston, of didutes for tho L NHIXT" TENX,}MES D ASHVILLE, Tenn,, Oonvantion for this villo to-ay, aud nominety by acolamntion. Dut many of the colored peo; thoir oves open. 1 havo tol the morodntolligent ones thron, and 1 find that they condemn t| arty, to a mou. oginuing to noe ‘Tho publication in ¢ dalous doings of thoi; Hure of the wo; the proven oml of tholr favoritos, bad al them,—because thoy soldo and beeauso o fiftcon mi provon scoundrel, full of righta and professions of lican porty, was sulliciont their minda tho gravest ng tion and grime, But, when tho; wholo Blato; wh stoamors that used down the Misslasippi tho trado ; when thoy town and city Innguisl saw tho country- oempty sholvos ; of planters mortgage sauo plantors la aro gotting with many of hout the Stato, 6 action of tho Aud ovon the mnsses aro things in a differo NOWSpapers of the scan- r Logislaturos, ot practices,of theiriwyor and oflivial robberios most no effect upon m road & newapaper, inutos’ spoech from a mouthings nbout civil loyalty to tho Ropab< t to obliterato from ccusations of corrup- boforo adjourning 2004 a1 voters of the Htato the ovila which wo have beon partisan_ rulo, deom it the Blato that tho anagement of their e, tharofore, na- suffering from disorde: Docessary for the heat fntorests of peopla thereof sliould taks tho hauds, and have semblod in Convention, organizations, A loj tatight us that the custy pational ieatios, whicl Liny I8TRICT—DEMOCRATIC, + 3.—Tuo Congression- trict was hold st Clarks- John T, Houso, of Tho Convention ons denouncing the late 4on and Troundele Counties, Lio course of '.I.\n. Governor in inful_exporionce Liss State and local vy nothing to do hins mervod to confuse tho minds of the .pooplo with rogard to 8tate nnd local Queations 1o be declded thus bocomo ono of tho D and corruption fa on commending t! lation thereto. BIXTEENTII JLLINOIB DISTRIOT Special Dispateh to CENTRALIA, Al Congrossionnl District mot horo rathor tame, and gatos—all proges loss pay blic nffsirs, and wo be peoplo should conduct tholr ea upon strict busi. ould chooso Stats officors roapoctive duties, nora princinlos, and s with” referonce 'to- fitnom sud let questions .of State the falthtul enforc mmigraton way bo Invited ao Drospor, Wo domand tho au nce, and the fentlons oxocu- 1'he Chicaao Tribune, L, “Bopt, 2.—Tho Republican onvontion for the to-dny. The Convention was consistod of twanty-nine dolo. ut. G. W. : Honry, Wi made permnnent Presidy tock, aditor of the o County, and F, W, iinel,” of this ci y 88W ruiu ovorsprending the thoy snw tho mugnitioent to “move proudiy up and dropping ono by one out of 80w tho business of every g aud dying out; when sed or atanding 8w tho proporty mulo, and theso inod ‘that they uced wages, or, leasmoed and mob viole: tion of tho lawa without particular localitiea, All urnah, of Wash- Fletcher, editor of ty, - Becretaries. and bo mads to feal tAnt al 2 aro fully protect. I proscription on ac. suppressed, that sgain bo attracied to d from the nso of pub- od by a Governmont of Law. Al @ouut of former differonces maust tho {ndustrious omf . Every dollar dortve le monoy belonga to tho intrusted with public fundy sh nanioated by thl toaceount to tho Tro: from tho money of tho #0 completely rui ive thom grontly-reds & more promiso Orop wad . told ;. ds - “swooping over snd the whole count that should "have built 0 leveoy had baen pooketod and that the State was to holp its own heir womoen and children fe ovornmout charity, Martin, presont mombor H omory County ; T, ounty ; and W, A. ton County. On the oligibllity, the Chair Pproperly 'befora tho cide upon the quality n wes nominated on ightaon votos to ton omumittoe on Resolu- g the Bpringflold Ro. Dt the sevonth rosolu- thin resolution caused gato from Washiugton b that resolution his n two years ago G0O abort MoWilliams, of ! Washington saw the foos emnocrat), of Clin away tho leveos, od, bocauko tho and strougthoned th by corrapt rings, too bankrupt When they saw ¢ tho Liand of G 80 of tho War,. LIGUT BEGAN TO BNEAK y #aw that the unjust on- zomont of a few of thoir hing to thoir comfort or wol- that the ruin of..ono clavs that tho impovarishment was tho:very do~ ; that, when the ‘the plantation- that, for all tho politicians, thoy s Convention staiids asury for ail Interost poapio, and we favor Provids for the nropor y8 of tuo State as will Tenue derivedg thore- ey for n poople in tholr e individuale, No Govern: cau sorve: the inierent elity to overy honorable ¥ furtlior fncroso of the pub- Wa are opposed to all combinations which tend to t of transportation beyond n fair ro- rriors, - Wo bolleve that, all ratiroad ns of {lie legislative and it iust d dtsposition of mone; ks tho taxpayors tho rom. - Honcety is tho best of carporate capaclty na meut, natioual, Sinto, o Reoplo withont serict 8d tion, tions reported, reaffirmin, publican platform excoj tion, Tho omission of dissatiafaction. A dole; County stated that with which gave Marti thoy would be richment and aggrandi owa raco added notl fare. Thoy saw, moaut tho ruin of all of tha whito' properl struction of the colored Inborors to bavkrupley, -th vory dust; 1mnade to them hy ud recoived worse than: nothing ; boon promised broad, aud. b stono,—a fish, and bad Ly murmars aro hoard, sions of dikentisfaction, thinking, reasonable mon haye po of roform through the ~—tho two, aro em to bo sulli- ming among the We are opposed to an; He debt of tho State, Justly charged with corporations _bels platform ~ with e oL thio pawer, it Ia tie duty of and went_into were not to be fooled an; 5 Jonger by b o delegato " (ro ‘ton without impalring for Martin,~whigk 0 Aafety and perm nd on tho infellig tharefora in favor of tho same princly ‘perpotuatolt and improv f€ by turs and intelligence, advantages of educat] the rights or usefulnosy of such nnenco of our froe institutions enceof tha peoplo, ouir publfe sohool & and aro_delormined to County doclared ho was. o would not swallow th 0, roport was atondod and adpopted by a n addrossed the Ganve ko honor, and though pending $100,000, as o ried Lo would, snd Noedlos both nddrosa iug thomsolves to work for the jonvention was woll attonded b, om tho threo other parties, an d to please thoso moro than ns not dologatos, for ra-elaction in thi trict_.are generally considors Sparks will probably b emocratic nominee, threo-cornered contest. 6 sevonth res- | by tho soventh small majority, ution, thiking t ho wonld win 1o of Lis fricnds Dlosers, McWilliams y il applisuces of cule 40 that every ch Hon, and W beliove’ that the But still, mout colored voto or Republican party, Thero does not se ciont intelligonco and moral sta colored mastes to offcot n rofo fuct, no pou sto from which o -Archimodon 1 statesanshi out of its doep poli uat bo eaid, candidly, ir frionds, that nogro, 1AS PROVEN A DIGASTROUS PAILURE. presued o.more mugacious ical conrso for tha colored Boecher, when ho go through the wil und of Canaan. through & sorry 8 0ne of tho mont sncrod duties of the 0 hasis of lutelligout self-government A good ordor, and_infolligent sesslous of our ment, not only th Dt an an {nducemont smmigration, Froquont roductive only of confumlori in our jpcould pry this Stato 8 on i though sorrowfully, (Bixtoonth) dis- inx-poyers of the Stato by meana of unn, riations aud expenditures incidental in favor of a coustitutionnl 5 onco in four yoars, in which ovenut the Gov~ e the regular thus making DB N0 0NO over ex Lo view of the proper polit unloss In caso of omergenoy, rpor muy conveno a epocinl scssion, Wo cordlally invito il unite with us In the ele “ta the maintenance and c; o {solred, That o h BECOND MICHIGAN REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRICT torsoly said th: tho promisod 1 body kuows now, history Lias alw exparionce, ang tho’ possession of proporty, ion, thore can bo 00l cltizens of this Btate to lou of Stato ofticora pledgad teh to The Chicaqe Tribune, enforcomont of thaso prini< Micl,, Sopt. 2,1 Becond loprosontal aud nominatod 8. for Representativo to tho St GRAND Raving, 6 I whon intelligenco, tvo district mot interest enlisted by aro excluded fro nothing but ruin ny furthior contriotion of the na- 'y wonld bo detrimenta) D080 nuy atop fu that Teople of tho several Congres- elect mombers of Congress wiio m roprosontat, Boanl Disttlals:to YOURTH MIOMIGAN bISTRICT— Special Divpateh ta Lhe Chicay BonooLonarr, Mich,, Sej can Convontion for th District met at Kolsoy's Hal day. - Full dologntions wera vontion was called to ordor Cougrosuional Cammitteo, choson temporary Chairman, tomporary Seeroiary. tials, consiating of Col and J. Bonedicr, A Counmittee o appoiuted, consistin, Lemon, L. A. Cla) or, uad reported and Levi 'I' Hall for was gominated by acol ppointad to notify hi Dpearance ho wos grevte by tho Couvention’ nnd made au cloquent | of tho Republican party many times intorruptod with app! Nebraska Icpublicin State Conven- Foites of the country, ation to tho ses-boay Justment of duties o cedicst feasible aud safo f tho_interest-Loarlng opoly feature of our ban ri to specle paymonts os can bo effocted and athor means of - transport- , tho reduction of taxes and nd- to n revenue basls, roduction .and can. dobl, the uboliting king' Aystem, with . 2.—Tho Republi- ourth Congrossional Ostana, Neb., Sopt. 2,~Tho Republican’State U, Throo Rivers, to- Couvention mot at Lincoln st’ § p. -Organization was offccted aftor . so and amid much confusion, Crodentinls wero- ont over two bours, and tho Convention adjourned till 7:30. prosonted gavo much disgatinfaction, with difliculty ndopted. Tho factions of the East- parts_of the Statearo divided Y, aud much bad feoling way by & memboer of the H, Benodict way aud LeviT, Tall A_Committeo on Crodon- . Curtennis, Dr. roported all credentials u Permanent O, The Committao on On roasgombling to-night, ‘Pettis County, was nominate acclamation,” and 1L V. - County, for' Licutonnnt-i tho Convontion adjourno William Gentry, of Hondler, of Groon -Govornor, aftor which d till to-morrow., rgavization way ambln, Jacob » W. Brigzs, aud John Ston- go Douedict f Hecretary. [, C. Burrows A Committeo of im of the namo, d with great ap- ‘orn and Westorn agninst each othor onal Conventions, FINST WISOONAIN DISTRICT—REPULLIOAN, Sectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, t. 2—Tho First Distriot on met to-day.and ro- Willisms by acclamation. indorsing the ropeal of 9, favorlng groonback pecio reaump- and ruilway rognla~ uco the Prosidential ly nnanimously ro easod tho Convontion presentod, signed by Gov. Fui- eading Republicaus, to tako an advanoe & by submitting the quos- consa to thoe pe to tho Committco on Gou. Goorgo IL Roborts addrossed tho Con- 0 position that the Repubi- progross. ‘A war of A potition was nas, and other | tho Convention perauce quostion, tion of liconso und no'li otition was roferrad 1ORN, Wis., Bepf Gongressional Conventi :nominatea Charles @, - Rosotutions wore adop the Mooty and Salary uct; ‘ourranoy, froo-bauking, tion, inland improvement tion... A resolution to rec Williams addr BECOND KANAAH Special Danateh Husnoror, Kan., Congreseiona! Convent] $rict, hold hero to-day, inecumbont, was nom Convontiou harmonious in peech showing np the record nnsolf, and oy FIITIL MIOMIGAN DI Speeint Dinputeh to GuaND Rarivs, publican Cong STRICT—REFUNLICAN, The Chicaao I'ribune, Mich., Sapt, 4. ressionnl Conventi in thig eity to-da, B. Williams, of resentative by races has commonced in Heid the spenker, in -tho* South, be ack, or white, from'the humblest dug- © land to tho. ptetaly mansion on tho shall bo safo in his sontiments and por- and not 4l thon, has the Ropublioan parformed its mission. TOUnss was nominutor Bilas Guarber, County, was nominated for Governor, —At the Tte- on of tho Tirth y, tho Hon, W, was nomiuated for Rop. DISTRICT—NEPUILICAN, * 1o The Chicauo Tribune, 2,—At the Ttopubliean lon for the Second Dis- AN DISTIICT—REPUBLIOAN, ateh to Lhe Chicago Trilune, —The Repnblican ntion for the Ninth Id i the Tillden Thoro was full at- and the Ifon, J. A, Hub- y acelamation. Rowolutions orsing tho platform ution holdat Lansing I tho nots of Dlr, Mr. Hubboll was o short npocch, which was well d for Congross by overy pertienlar, DISTRIOT—REPUDLIOAN, The Chicago Tribune, .—The Republioan Con- or the Soventh District gressionnl Diktrict Convo District of Michigan was ho louse in this olty to-day. tendancoof delegatos, boll wasrenominntad b; were adoptod inde tha Stato Conver also, indoraing ©Ohio Republican State Convention, CovLumnus, 0., Bept. 2.—The Ropublican State Convention has just adopted the following plat- form with groat unanimity : THK PLATFORM, 4 W resfilem the principles snd policy ican purty, as aanounced by it Natioual proud of fta history and pecinlly commend the’ vigor which it maintsined tbo Union, abollshod socured oqual clvil and political rights to : Wa domand that propriata legivlation, equal enjoymout of Wo domaui of o tho honest exvent 1o tho peaple, purity, dischargo of ‘thelr ofil fearlean oxamination vlolate uny of tholr ob ¢ Wo favor a fariff for revento, with m s may id and uncourage NTIL WISCONRIN - Spectal Lispateh t Brarta, Wis., Ropt. 2, gressional Convention f convenod . hore to-day. distriot was reprosonted, Tho I of Enn Olair, was chos tion, with Mr; Judge Bryant, and M. Hendri of La Crosue, Ttusk, the prod by acolamation, membors’ laudatory the intoreats of hisconstituent was t0o unanimous to possoky da oxpecied thut tho ovorwhels the distriot will {nsuro Mr. withutanding ons of tho of the fate of Gon. they were oqually wag a sulficlont guaranteo of suocy ue and moaningless resolutio which might as readily urt of the roligion of ] ITubboll as Ropra- presont, and mado racolved by.tho on Presidont of the Trunbull, of Pigreo Cou of LaCrosse, a8 Vico-D, ok, of Hudson, and Mr, - a4 Boorotaries, great services, and we ea The'Hon. J, M, Bpuoechos wero m ~~DEMOCRATIO, 'ha Domoorats wan, of Eutille NINTIl KENTUOKY DISTRIOT. Lom:v‘lluin, d{v.. I?fllm flu 1 nominated tho Hou. Iangen Coo gress for the Niuth Distriot of thicso righta ba onforcod by €0 that sl ctizena ahal have o sgents Adellty to their o of tho isdgcs mada d oconomny in tho iciol duties, and the prompt ond [ aud punishuout of thuse who ade by savoral Rusk's fidelity to 8. The Conveution y interest, and it Gounty, for Con LIGHTIC GEORGIA D Avudusra, Gu., Bopt, gresslonal Convention for ¢ after twanty - ballots, w 1L Stophous to tho list tho couteat thon hoing TIICT—DEMOORATIO, The Dewocrstiy Con- | ighth District weakers warned thom yoar ago, whon Iarge majority Washburn ong i el hotweon himwsolt g Wo denounce all forms of opon or ih bullot the votg 4y and deolero that Justics aud the uimaud that tho dobt’of the United ce vrith the I:mlcr and spirlt hoy woro creutod, m’ruh 18,1809 " and 1t {e the ernuient o mdopt such nios~ gradually but certaluly restor our paper Inaney to & specis standard without & shuck to tho busiuces intorestu of thu country, at when. o curronoy sholl have been specio valuo banking should bo made Intlng medium moy oxpand or according to tho. demsnd .of commurco or i Fifth~Thnt the opposlitan to tho in groat uatlonal wator-courecs, patent to deal with tho vitull chioap trangportation and all thiat tho clioap and ducls of fudustry and Blato Govor Bizth—That wo he stood, Stephons, 93 0.5, Necossary to o cholco, 34, in wession 'at 11 o’olock, covert repudiation, publie faith altko of tho laves under which | in the act of Congres of duty of the National Gove bo intorprotod ho Dudhists ay oformn Congrossional Convention 5 Waokh ti Logislativo Nominationm, 1 FOUTY-TUIND ILLINOIS EENATORIAL DISTRIOT— AN, maoets hore tw Republican fat (s ELEVENTI OMIO DISTRIOT—DEMOCRATIO, Special Dispateh o The Chicado T'ribune, Ponraovry, 0., Hopt, 2.—At tho Dewmocratio rossional Convention of the 13 hold hera to-day, Col, J, Qounty, was nos doy, when the Svectal Lifsputeh to CENTRALIA, TiL, Bopt, otorial Convention for the T mot horo to-duy, fatos—olx from Iy Hut ono allos way Lon of Willinm Ienn Iuyetlo County, Hurges and woven for 11, nrranged botwoon tho County should havo the County tho Hoprosontntl; — 'he Clicagn Tribing, hie Ropublicat Son- ‘orty-thivd District and consisted of thirtvon dalo- avon from Mar . rosulting in the ominn. & practioal farmor, of o was wix for Cul, %0 that tho ciroul uded by acolamation, HIIOT—BIBMHOIIIA‘IJN‘. Spectal Dispateh to Lhe Chicaus Iribune, b, B, ot 8. Th Fifth Ot Dopccoeat- lonal Conventlon, which lius boon Iy this city ninoo’ yotordny roachod & nommation on the twoy ballot, giving it to Gou. A. V, County, " The Convoution wloj Democratlo parly, by its uniform inproyoment of our harbors sud onr has ghown Jtsolf fncom- y-lmportant queation of iuternal fmprovemouts ; t tranwportation of the pro- 0 promotod by the Natlonal nents by apiproprinte legisiation, artlly fudorso tho present Ropuh- n ropoaling the law inoreasing oflicial uclug tho expensca by uore than FIFTH 010 DI delogatos that Fayot: y 0 Honntor and Marlow ‘Tho tug of war wae Rice, of Putnam pted’ tho roseu- (Bea Fith Page.) & FOREIGN. 5 he Peoplo Abont Moyng Etoa Fleo- g ing for Their Lives, The Anniversary of Sedan Oelebrated in Germany, The Carlists Repulsed from Puyoerda with Great Loss. _— 8I0ILY. Brnacuse, Bicily, Bept, 2.—Tho eruption o Mount Etua shows no slgns of abatoment, The inhabitants are flooing from the villagos at the foot of the mountain, but it i thought.no harm will bo done. The diroction takon by the lava stronma is romote fr e B om tho cullivatod parts of ——— GERMANY, Beru, Sept. 2.—All Gormany 18 colobrating with groat onthusinsm to-day the anniversary of tho surronder of Sodan. Emporor William re- viowed the Guards in tho morniug, and in the fyening ho will give & banquot, at which the Princo of Walos, Ambassadors, and othor digni. o8 will b presont. ) —_—— SPAIN. Mabnrto, Sont. 2.—Additional attacks have boon made upon Puycerda by the Carkats, who ‘ere repulsod with grent logs, Loxvox, Sept, 3—G a, m.—The lorning Post '8 Sonor Rascon, Spanialy Minister at Borlin, Ba delivored his orodentials to I yestorday. imperor William Nowly accradited Miuvistors of Spain at Lon. don, Brumsols, and t Phe Haguo will alyo Pprosont their erodontiuln in fow day, ——— FRANOE, Pants, Sept, 3.—The civil Ruards over Ba. Zzalno, who wers arrostod at Ste, Marguerite, on chargo of couniviog at hig escapo, have.boen re- eased. i Th[tls salo of top Bonapartist Journgg, all pub. Bhied in the provinces, has by order of tho Ministar of tho Intesion 21204 BY Danty, Sopt. 2.—Thoe English tlgri at l‘nntfgnuyp to-day, Thugpaxtg E?f.?:m’i“é‘i%? and inoludog Archbishop Manning, tho Fari ot me:stwrough, aod other members of tho no- y. The er'inl ;7! ](:;ol. Villetto ana 't:ihll;o; alleged accomplices in Bazaine's escape the 1;15; of Soptembor, 3 o 08 ——— GREAT BRITAIN. ! Loxpo, Sopt, 2.—The Governmont telegraph suthoritios Lave agroed to loaso 8 wire to the uevw direct cabl ¢ terminus, with the priviloge of oporatiug it by the Company's employes. Loxboy, Sept, 2,—Tlo Marquis of Ripon has resigned the position of Grand Moater of the Froa Masons, and will b succoeded ad ijutorim by the Princo of Wales, Stoamship Wyoming, which sailed to-day from Liverpaol for Now York, took out 400 Mormons, Lalt of whom are from the British Isles, e BELGIUM. Brussers, Sept. 2,—An explosion oceurrod in o coal mine at Dour to-day. It in foared thnt fow of tho miners who wero at work at the time can bo saved, —_— MEXICO. Crry or Mexico, Aug. 22.—The Bishop of Yucstan has issued an order excommuuicating all Catholics who contract eivil marrisges, —_— THE CINCINNATL EXPOSITION Oponing of the Fifth Annunl Exhible ‘lllln—mnxnlnlmllt‘l‘llrnolll of Citizen Soltiers—Splondid Display in Arg Mall—-General Exhibit Eotter Than in Previous Yenrs, Svectal Dispatch to The Chicaan Tridune, Omcrinas, O., Bopt. 2~Tho fifth annual Exposition of this city was oponod to-day, with more stirring and moro popular oxcitemont than ovor bofore. The ides of inviting tho mllitary compauics of noighboring citles to take part in ‘tho oponing was a grest success, Tho provession that ‘marchod through tho stroots from 12 m, to 3p. m, was an imposing spectaclo, and was ro. viowed by su immenso erowd, Many buildings wore deoked with flags and strosmors, Ng national holiday bas boen obwerved for yoars in thia city with an equal cmount of bustle sud on- thusiasm. Tho monoy to pay the oxpense of the military display to-day waa raised by private sub- goriptions, aud will not bo a tax on tho Exposition fund, The following compenios ar- ‘rived yostorday and this morning, and marched iu the procession: Indinnn State Guardy, 64 men, and the Indi Stnte Band of Andianapo- Vi3 Campholl Light Guards, of Chillicathe, 29 mon; Harris Gunrds, of Dayton, 95mon ; Sill Guards, of Chillicotho, 45 mon ; Cieveland Grays, 15 mon ; Springfleld Light' Guards, 40 mon ; Walbridgo Zouaves, of ‘Laiodo, 58 man ; Detroit National Guards, 60 mon. 'In addi- tion to tho ubove, Oincinnati turned ont a8 followa: Cincinnati Light Guards, 45 wmen; Lytlo Grays, thirty-cight men, and a squad of the Queen City Guards. The visiting gompanio woro pronounced o romarkably (in looking body of Holdicrs, aud thair rick eontrast- ed uniformg mudo s showy pagoaut. Each ono of thom was sccompanied by =&_fleld or mili- tary band, 'Uhe colmn was preceded by the po- lico forco of Cinoinnati, uniformed noatly in durk bluo. Gov. Allen, of Ohio, aud Gov, Houe drioks, of Indiana, jocoupied o carrisage in tho procession, and wore loudly cheered along the 8troots. To-night a display of dre-works wna Givon in front of Exposition Ifal!, which nttracte od a countless multitude. Tho display in Exposition Hull i3 much mora complote than at former d ‘enings, On il sidea lu the glittor of woalth 4 -.ond industry, Exbibitors aro still flocking In) and much work muat bo done befora all the dopartments aro ren. dored complete. Ary Hnil and Horticultural Hall aro the most advavced, and but fow addi- tions will bo mado to them. ‘Tl are both unquestionably an inprovement on former ?'enrn. Art Il s considered s remarkablo triumph. The Fronch and Gor- man sohools of painting are arranged soparately, and thoy are rich in tronsures lonned from vale uablo privato collections. Sevoral very largo Listorical picturos are exiiibitod. The ongrave ings fllalarge room snd form o wonderful col- loction, The dlnplny of T‘lnms in_Hort{oultmal Hall i8 immense. Tho hall s adorned by cas« cades and winding paths, ‘Tho industrisl dis. play will oxcocd that of any formor year, and a entaloguo of its entrios would fill soveral col- umns of a nowspaper. The inauguration to-day is connidored highly nuspiolous, aud & vast run “of visitors to the Exe pouition is anticipated. — e THE BRITISH PROVINCES. NEw Yonk, Sopt, 2.—A Sun #pocial from Ote tows, Ont,, says: * Information is raceived hore this morning that 900 mon of tho Alaniteba Ronetad police fores havo doserted, many taliing their homsos with them. This so Waenkened the force that it is provablo it will ba obliged to roturn to Bt. Gury without emel!lng tho Toreign traders from their ontronchod posie tion on lfi:‘ Buskatohewan, The mon who ras main complain of insudliclont xatlons, and bad troutmont goneraily, A full Unbinat-eoting la announood for Sature duy, and the Ministors oto roturning to tha city, It is rumored that thoro istobo a reconstrintion, Lnlton is tobo taken inte the Onbiuct, Huuling~ , tan, Prosidont of the Counall, rotiring. ‘the Governor-Gunoral is' 8o amive hare on Monday, K A dispatoh rocmvod hore from Loudon, from Walken, Promier of British Qulumbin, says thay Eixrl 'Uur'nnl\l'u;\ |3'lll“ givon l:'u:l dccfl;iui\) LA what ho shiall do iv tho cuse batienn the omin. ion and British Columbin, this wook, ————e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, New Your, Bopt, 3.—A 8| Teutonin una 'Ilunu{muh frmlx.:-llylfinhu'r::mumm Arrived Out—Stoamship Arragon, York for Bristol, Eunlund! L 11008, Hew e