Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1876, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1876 Boner belng_known as a Republican, tho sym- pathies of the bystanders were all with his op- robably & fortunate thing r Souer that ho fell and Bmith dld not, for T am told by sn eye-witness ot the afair that several men stood around with revolvers In elr mectings, killing or driving off their leading men, and occasionally killing a dozen or n hundred of them by way of discipiine, has, no doubt, fnapired the Democratic politicians of Loulsiann with the bellef that thls Btate may e carrled In somewhat the same manner, cordingly,—whether In accordance with precon- certed plans or not, it {s fmpossible to say,— there has been worked up a MOBT INTENSE FOLITICAL RXCITEMENT, snd the *hot blood " of the Acadian s arouscd, ready to follow out the advice of Jobh McEnery, given in his speech at Monroe, as published In That advice was, that waving his aword aver his head, n ball earried away part of his sword-hand. Tho nominecs for the other officon are in overy respect fully a8 worthy and competent as thoss mentloned, the prospects that tho entire ticket wl elected are very flattering. Lninizs to state “that there are no doubting ‘Thomnscs among the Republicans of Peorfa. The few who wers lukewarm in'Tars now among the most ardent and efMclont workers In The ' examinations this aasiatant were all held in Rochestor, assiatant restded in Rocheater, and would scarcely hava traveled from Dufalo to Roches- ter for’the purpose mentloned. The United Btates District Judge was so struck by the monstroua character of this hill presented by Mr. Dorsheimer, that the Judge indorscd upon +tho bill a statorgent that hie *liad cxumined the i} In compliance with the law, and coull only to say cxcept that It may not be WIIO WOULD AVE RILLED SOUEN posed Smith badly hurt, and Soucr was not dead, it thoy had su hnd kitown thaf -ay that he had nothing George W. Miller, the assistant of Mr, Dor- Jtochester.” Upon this stowing tho milenge charge, amaunting to 007,20, was disallowed, not consclous enough of his own right Lo make an appeal from the disallowance, and no claim has eince been made for the payment of this ns- ctal Dirpateh to The Kuuugpxlu, 1 ,.pg pt. memorable day for the littls town of 8t. Anne, ‘ather Chinlquy, A Ropublican mass-meeting was held thero all the afternoon, and continued In the evenin; d not know, had a revolver bearing on him. Doth 17.—Yosterday waa @ of the combntanta are each had dl r.I'.uns‘ :u‘lll. S et correspondent at this place of the and hr:m handly be expected to fight the bat~ tles of the Boutliern people. edly be quite n llon when he gots around again; but he will doubticsa know whom he attemnpta to cowhide herenfter, 1t1s equally cortaln that Mr, Bouer, who I8 a bravo, ous young gontleman, wi morg respect from his opponents. ILLINOIS. AN IMMRNGE MEETING AT MATTOON Bpectat Dispateh 1o The Tridune. ‘Marsoon, Iil., Bept. 17.—~Yosterdsy witness- od ona of those grand gathorings of the pcople thnt remind old residents of Northorn and Cen- tral Illinols of the magnificont campaign of 1860, when the very prairies were on fire with ctting better, though Mr. Dorshelimer was mith was formerly a Bunday's TRINUNE. *“The " carpet-boggers, soldiers] and scalawngs [Southern-born white Republicans] ought to be kilfed or run out of He continued: **If it wero not for the Infamous Goneral Government under which we live, it would soon bo done. llow Jong do you think would remain after receiving thelr notice to leavel They would know what to expect if they did not'obey.” This {s the sort of argu- ment used to capture the colored Republican o G. L, Fort, Congressman tlon 200 strong, fuute-Men and & r 8t. Anne on aspocial 0, In the evening adele, ng a full compan: brass-band, loft thisjeity] traln, An finmense audience was gatherod In UNCLE JIMMIE WILLIAMS. WIB CANTING FALSBIOODS ABOUT REPURLICARS —B8I'ECIMENS OF 118 PATTHPULNASS AS A REP- NESRNTATIVE OF HONEST MEN—" i1 THINGS BZ CALLED N'Y THEIR RIGAT NAMES." From Our Own Coryespondknt. ‘Wasminaroy, D. C,, Sept. 16.~The text of the first speech of Uncle Jimmie Willlams to Nls Hoosler friends, which has appeared In the Enst, arrived here to-day. Any person familiar with the factsof which he spenks must be amazed at the gross inaccuracy of his statements, At is pleayune, pin-feathered talk, to he surc, searcely worthy of conslderation; but itis all tho tatk of which Uncle Jimmle, ‘Dreeched Jimmie, at 70 years of age, scems tobe capnble, He says, ** I believe fn calling things by thelr right names." =ilow would this sound: “Jimmie Willlams, of Indlana, demagoguc and humbug 1 That fs what his Congressional record has shown him to 0od-looking, gener- harcnnerg'r?melvo patiently while of Watscka and J.’N. Qrr and T, P. Bonfleld, .y of thiscity, The Kankakes Glee Club the WVatscka Band were present, and dis- The_meeting waa In success, and there soems to nbt that 8t. Anne will give imed and vigor Your cotrespondent has_been a_resident of this State ever since the close of the War, and he has never before witnessed such fntenso bit~ Even at the time of the T4th-of-Septumnber inaurrection, In 1874, it was not so great, [t {8 now lke A SUFIRESSED VOLOANO,— the stronger beeausc it Is suppressed. The forcs which keeps it under s that the stremgth of which the Bonthern people have learned to respect and fear, Thoy have learned that the peovia of the North so respect law and order that they will not tolerate much longer such affairs na those. of Vickshurg, Clinton, Hamburg, Colfax, and Conshatts, and that, throngh over-zeal in thé canse of changing thelr conditlon, a “worse thing may comeupunthem,’” couracd first-class music. every respect a bl be no reason to Hayes and the ontire ticket a nolwlithstandin, Col, Fort's spenking a) tember arc a3 follows: terness as cxists now. it has been claf by the Democrats. ntments_for Sep- 20th, Duckley; 3lx Welllngton; 2ith, Bheldon; 27th, Donovan, foreible and logical speaker, large audiences wherever ho About 110'clock Scnator Oglesby uncxpect. edly arrived in town and Joined Senntor the Ton. J. Q. Ci E. 8, Taylor, and the ton. A. were here. Telegrams wers sent out to the neighboring towns, asking * the boys’ to come In, and they came by hundreds ang A low estimato of the crowd that attempted to hear Logan would place it at 7,000, amn was packed to overflowing, and® all the allcys and streeta adjoining were filled with a mnss of patient humanity, who were antious to hear the true Republican doctrine as cxpounded by Senator Logan. For more than Lwo honrs he reviewed the histo publican party: explalned its p strated the hypocrisy and fallacy of il cratic pretenso of roform; exhibited the char- acter of the * reform " candidatea for President and Vice-President in that Inclsive and telling mnnner for which he I8 famons, and closcd wit! an cloquent_review of tho records of both Ilnges and Wheeler, and the ind assurance that thelr clection will give that the War was not fought in vain,and that in them there will be a lteral fulflilinent, for at years more, of Liucoln’s glorlous prophecy, that a ‘nation of the people by the (‘l' for the peoplo shall not perish Trom The speech was frequently fnterrupted with hearty cheers. Then, althoiigh the late,—about 5 o'cluck,—an thousands, of farmers were prosent, Oglesby was talled for, and with such earnest persist- cnce that the veteran Sonator could not refuse. For half an hour ho made one of his most towching nnd offective_exbiortations to the mls- uided and mistaken Democracy, After Ogles- y conclnded the peoplo even ‘thenscemed re- luctant to leove, and only did so atter hundreds and taken the Seuators by the hand and thanked them for thelr grand orthern rentiment B. Bunn, who GOV, CULLOM AT DLOOMINGTON. The Tridune. 1L, Bept, 10.—}e had tho fineet Republican meeting hero to-ni) has been tield for years. McLean County, and partfcularly Bloomington, tho task aud duty bofore her, Long befors the hour of mecting, every Inch of was crowded special Dl UNCLE JIMMIE A8 A PROTECTOR OF THIEVES, BLOOMINGTON, Ta I8 Indulging in a great deal of cheap, un- grammatical ¢ant sbout the peculations of office-holders and the corruption of Republican officials. In the list of & quarter of a miilion of dollars and more of money expended by the Democratic Houee in its partisan investigatlons, there appears & chargo of several hundreds of doltars to Uncle Jimmis Williams' Conumittee, the Commlttee on Accounts, ¢ has not tokd one of his Democratic friends what he did with it, althongh he has, 1lke a conceited bumpkin, straddied his creat of Indlana, and unlike a decent man man, of the clothea ho wears, of the food he cats, of his ignorance of the commortest cour- testes of civilized life, What did he dowith these hundreds of dollars spent by his Commit- tee in Investigation? Uncle Jimmic Willlams dare not tetl what he aid with jt. . THE THIEVES OF TIIE CONFRDERATE NOUSE, 1t will not be_forgotten thut one Fitzhugh ‘was ninde Doarkeeper of the Confederate House 8t the begluning ot Congress, nor that his ap- holntment was muade for the reason that his uyulty to the Rebel causo had seen nttested by his having occupied the position of Doorkeeper of the Confederato House at Richmond, Doorkeeper, as the result in part of the tremen- dous outburst of indigmation In the Narth athls sclection, and in part because lie had become & “higer man than old Grant himself,” with in * Loulslana same results as wero accomplished In Missis- sippl by somewhat different means. The col- ored people are to bo possible, without kilting large nuinbers of them nt any one thne, 80 as to atteact attention. The white leaders of the porf has not awoke frightencd s mich a8 3 this dellghtful city Is noted, It fs sald that more persons actually went away becauso gain admittance than wero in the hall. The meeting was called to order by Dr. White, who, fn most complimentary and flattor- ¢ auaience the Ro- BEVENAL WIITH HEPUBLICANS HAVH BXRN AB- in different parts of the State within the last Severu] others have been drawn into quarrels, in which they iave, in suine cases, displayed so much vigor as to make the attack- Ingg prrty glnd to get out of the acrape. Ou one subjoct ‘the Democrutic newspapers and press- ggents are always unanimous, ery means to prove, whether testion or not,—that fs, that the eqd to these assnssinations and at- olitleal nature. What did he do they could not erms, {ntroduced to lean candidate for Gavernor, tho II helby M. Cullom, who spoke for nearl, His_nudlenca llstencd to him with al- most breathless attention, and the frequent a plause manifested gave ovidence of tlic hearty mpathy botween ho (Gleg Club gaye us some grand good songs which put the audience in capital to enjoy tho enthuslastic speeck o Bloomfield, The General spoke for an hour. This_closed tho most successful meetin Mr. Cullom hos yet held. On Monday ho will commence & two-wecks canvass in Soutbern Il- and seek by ov- heir statcinents tacks are not of a Iy plek upacountry paper contalning an sc- count of ~ong of \ mant that * Politics had nothing to do with this h it wonld naturall the partics befug s Republic- olitles was of conrse the cause, and this ex- ceptlon was notleeablo. As {n most of the country parishes thero are not more than holl-n-dozen white Republicana cach, who nre gencrally tho pariy-organizers, {t will be scen that this poliey fs A VERY SAGACIOUS ONE. If there were four times as many blacks as there are whites, and those of each color were organized futo partics on strictly the color- line, I believe the whites would ver! charge of governmental affalrs. blacks n aprinkling of whites to manage them and make 1t appear that they ore a political party bosed on principles, and uot simply a '0 party, and they would hold thelr own. 1 Le scen that thiceo white leaders In the country-parislics are cminently necessary to the organization, They are, indeed, its backbonej and, if eliminated, th Ump and inanfmate b would svon take chinege o as thoy (o in Georgia, hundreds, yes encounters, but The Triduna, 17.—The Republican watchifires aro blazing brightly In DeWitt Coun- At every placs that incetings bave been held, people turn out in large numbers. evening a large Republican meeting was held 1 Weldon, at which addresacs were delivered by tho ton, Mike Donahuc snd W, L, Chambers, Baturday afternoon there was a Rey mass-meeting at Rucker Chapel, in X ‘Taownship, at which over 500 people were present, ‘The Hayes and Wheeler Club was out In full uniforn, mounted on_horseback very flno appearance, The Hon. M and W. R. Kelly werethe speakers, The Clinton Campaign Gleo Club attonds all the mectings, sud by its singing awakens considerable ca- It I8 one of tho bost glee clubs in Central 1llinols. Wo wre making a_school- house campalin, and in that way reach every DoWitt County will give ozd Republican majority for the wholo c had pressed forward For the evening meoting 8 spcech had been aunounced by tho Hon, Josepl candidate for Congress, tobe preceded bya soon as the shades cgan to gather the boys commenc- , and company aftor company form- in o procession moro flow many torches I8 not thoro were many more than a thousand. Elegantly uniformed com- esent from * Tuscol Ibyville, Lafayette, tion, and other places, beside the four dilferent organizations in our own tity, and the best fea- Willinms audit; out, Fitzhugh fifed with the Committee on Ac- counts charges ngainst the Democeatle officers who have vontrol of the Docunent Department Houso of Representatives. charges were, i brief, that thess Jemocratic ogji- beginning of the Congress, lad stolen from the Loeunient floom nearly all the valnaVc booka, to the amount, af le Jiondred thoand dollays, and probably to a mueh greater aount, ed, and strotehed awa than half a mile lo: would bo but o ch the Democrats Amnong theso books voter In the County, 1y every copy of tho Revised Statntes, every copy of thie Medical Ilistory of the War, wast nutibers of volumes of the Congressiona lmmense nuantity of all bearing torches have always before voted nnd acted with the Democrntic true that all the Liberul ¥ years ago are back again with us, b them have come many of those Demdcrats who cannot see peaco or prosperity to the countr under the rule of a party that is now, .and al- ways has been, fu league with those wi to destroy the Government. At uight thero scemed to be as many peo) onxious to listen us during the afternvon. The wigwam was crowded to overflowing to hear Cuannonj and such speakers as-could bo in- duced to talk from a dr. were nt oncs surrounde ‘cxns, and othier South- Durlng o visit North the past summer, I was often asked why It was that, (n all race-troubles in the Bouth, the blacks invariably got the worst of {t—the report generall, such summnary as that ¢ CARTONDALE AND MURPIIYSDORO, Spectal Dispaich to Tha Tribune, CARDONDALE, L., S¢pt. 17.—Cul._O. Beard, of 8t. Louis, aud the Hon. D. T. Line, Cairo, addressed the Tilden snd Hendricl here [ust evening. The loug-advertised rally of Democrats at Murphysboro for lnst Fridn One of the seven tised waa thore, and lis pew lcctiug his thoughts amused the audience, which was very limited, Abuut 100 torch-lights procession at ulght, half of which by boys and {dlers. 800 people were in the grove at the time ol speaking, the majority of whom weroe Repub- lcavs and women and children, royen that Uemocratie enthusiusm 18 very alim 014 Citlzen," in Wedneadny's Bt. 'imes, can blow bis trumpet sgaln now, JUDGR TIPTON. Jiecord, und an ondlng with some Cangressmen, which were awaitin ne whito man was distribution of Representatives. ‘This investiga- ‘tion was conductel by Unelo Jimmie Williame aund hiz Commlttee with the utmost seereey, A creat many witiesses were examined, Jlmmie reiused to make a report of ti gatton to the Jloure. WIIAT LD TIIE CVIDENCE 8HOW1 It showed that the charges of ex-Doorkeeper Titzhugh were trucy that theso books were tolen by the ofticers uppolnted by this Reforn Memoeratle House, n the very lirst three inonths ita existence. Unele Jimmlle Willlams “be- eves [u calling thivgs by thelr right names,” -8 it not the right nume to'eall that act of tho ‘Democratic ofiiclals of ihis Reform Iouse— steallng? Is [t not right to pronounco the de- ment of the existence of TWENTY OR THIRTY COLORED MEN KILLED;" why, in_short, they didn’t defend themselves better from uggressfon. To such I would say that they ditd not understand the characterof tho blacks or the Southern white people. II tho North gave the negroes the right of suf- proved & grand apeakers advers inr mede of vol- 00ds box in tho strect y hundfeds of eager once being put in possession uf that great privi- lege, they would know Just what to do with it, and how to keep it, the” North did not under- stand thess people, white or black, Tho fact ls, thot the whites have been aceustomed to gov- cruing the blacks for generations, when' [t was necessary. been aceustomed Lo bel ter are nuturally subservicnt and deferential to Thoy will not, in the ordlunry af- falrs of 1ife, fnsist upon the falr treatment and even show which would lead an Irishinan to hend 4f he didw't get, They do not expict It. It aven looks to them 1iko presumption for n negro to require It. Wlien a trouble occurs In the oublican Shertl bus to cull on il P He cannot make the whites regpond. Jon -llm a political trouble, his posse will bo ODELL. 5 Spectal Dispatch to The Tyidune. 1., 8ept. 17.—~The lon, James II. reased tho citizens of this town lnst evening on the Issucs of the day, Mr. F has been ong of the most enrncst tho coutraction of the currency, an announced that b currency question, much anxfety was mani- » h'm reconclle his of the Kelley tu..d plan with his hos Howard's Hall was filled to repletion nlal und the concenl guch u corrupt act—lyingt WILL, UNCLE JIMMIE TELL THE TRUTI Uncle Jimmle §s talking a great deul about Investlzation of other commnitieess let him tell the people of the State of Indlana what his own committee found out, and why he did not discuvery to tho House, Unele Jimmic Willlams rofuses to do this, pere haps Greenbury L. Fort, of Ulinols, one of the Republiean members of that committee, muy feebat lberty to disclose the secretsof Committee-room, which wero enjolned upon Dim by the wolemn pledge ot Uncle Jinnie Williuins, In the attempt of the Jatter to pro- tect Il own party, . he called by thelr righit nomes,”, and let Unele Jimmle tell what ho the thivylue raseals in his own party, and in'l ng governcd, Thelate Speciat Dipatch ta The Tridus BrooMiINGTON, 111, Sept. 16.—T slonal contest, sofar as tho Republicans arc con- cerned, 1s going on very rily, and those whose opli are confldent that Judge Tlpton will carry this district by & majority ut 2,500 not propose to leave his seat upon the beneh and proséeuto the canvass by maklug speechcs Tho Ides {8 n p s record 1s bofoyethu pevple, and It they want. him to o to Congress he relles upon his tricnds 'Tothelr credit, bu it sald, the are coming up to the scrateh 1lko men, and will allow 1o honorable means to bo left undons to sccure the clection of one of our ablest jurists upon tho Bench to a seat in Congresa, Spectal Dapaich to The MENDOTA, Ly Bept. 1 —) delivered o very able nddress this evening in Washington: Hall to o very large sudioncs com- Democrats, and Peter The subject was * Tho Financtal Conditlon of the Country when the Republican Party Came_into T credit then with {ta credit to-day; retuted tho charges made by the Dumocrats of sguandering the financlal resources of the country, aud con- cluded atnid enthusinstic applauss by ealling on sc fmpliclt conflience in artyrwho have rafsod the eredit of the United States sceond to nono on the face of the globe. uietly but slalllhtluu‘c"to- break somebody's ous uro to bo en Teport that mecall ane' hour ! and earticstiices ¥ nnd fIo thoroughly exploded the Bank of of Sydney Myers by showin, the premlunis on the certls banks of the natlon parishies, tha Re- is_malerinl for of indebtedness on the was found fu the fact that there was In Vunive muny sorts of mon best for Lhe bank. to do thy work, A KEGRO * Urnisixg," or “fusurrection.” 'The same designation will 1 gathering of urméd negrocs. Cuourlors, lke Puul Revere, will be sent throueh the vountry to rally the whitea to the defenss of thelr homes and” fumilies. The negroes gon- crally will take to thuy swamps. The two or in _the néizhbor- and that they cliodo the resulted that tho bearcr of an order upon fndividunls had to run the puld {n debused money, while tho eck upon the bank was certain to The speaker took recelve the ligher values, ition thiat the Interconvertible-bond plan d result in o contraction of the currency, for the simpla reason thut people would rather have o noto bearing intercat than a mero prom- iso to pay without interest, which would resuit i the ultlmate extinetion of tho greonback. He ued that the class chiefly to Lo bene- 0 chango was tho bankers, for tho reason that tho non-iuterest-bearing certificates of deposit now helid by the banks, together with teserve now held by speedily bo exchanged for THE LEMONADE-STATERMAN, Uncle Jimmic hus a good deal to say abor Iemonade. The following was published fu’tlic Wushington Star at the time Mr, Wiitiuns st began to tuke upon himaelf the character uf the ‘letnonade-statesman, statement hus never been denfed: **Tluc-deans™ Willtams had his howels of com- passion maved on Saturday, the result of which was that he ordered a half-gallon tub of Jemonude to be mude, und had it placed fn the Domocratio 11¢ told the servunt who mode it nét to be luvish with the lemons or sngar. f hoth in,"" said Uncle dimmy, **to take: the edge off the water.” When It was brought futo tho closk-room, he detailod two sable ut-i tendants to keep Vgl over sed of Republicans, led if caught, for ‘Tho whites will muss about the place whero the “uprislue ! exists; and very soon after tho re- ort will appear In the paper, with the funiljar egend: *“One white man wounded, and 20 or 80 negroes killed.! I have been puzzled to understand why these prisings® should excite such vigorous actlon Lo purt of the whites, when they Invarinbly lave such 8 one-slded result, 1 belleve, how- ever, these actions are a sort of remluiscence of Iting the nigrera,” 1o contrasted lls s hearers to ref vast sutns, showing couclusively that, by abol- tho national banks, would be the loser to the extent of the taxes now received from the banks, besides paying in- terest as above, 8pace will not permlt tae to | of tho speceh. The speaker closed with a very ablo presentation of the grreat questions at fseiie between the partles. conceded on all hauds to be the ablest speech ever delivered fn this town, and the largest audlence over asscmbled hero §a clalined to Luve is acetle ' cone tlis Guvernment Fpecial Dispatch to The Tribuns, v Sept. 16,—~The Republleans Macou last night, which vontinucd untll a late hour, waa the chief spenker. The 1lou. Bhaw Pense 8 in this city to-day and 1s belng pressed by the autl-Logan Republicaus to announce dependently for the Legislature, from the Imdependents, atistled with the nomina- An Interview with him de- volops the fact that he §s for o triple curren standard, viz.: gold, silver, and greenbucks, will probably be announced inn day or two. not to nilow any of the Doorkecvors, pages, or d—id_ newspaper-men 10 pet even wo nel ' Hlue-Jeann ™ meundeored into the House, und, with anly wink, fivited tha "o first ong who it out, und usked the eccentrie Gru put oo lemon to h one whio tefed 1t swal clnred Its activn on hia stomuch more “aftee o | munner of un emetic than u rovivifylug potfonssi*A | Wird sampler declared hat ** iy ' had mada it out of the refusy leman-peel cribbe ste punch-howl, onade didn't o at all, 0od as ho could aord, and, if the membersdidn't , they could g0 over to the oxtravay the bowl run dry;" Tlic uttepdant in chargo of cluukeroum declures that the members of tho House drink ten thnes aa much of tho cltrle compoupd as o the Senutors, and that, moroover, they petnchance at i, oo tumbler full docsn't satisfy thew, but thut thoy [nvariably take two, And one ol the members of the Iouse who most frequently went to Ltho Senate for this pur- pose was Uncle Jimmie Willlams, TOUISIANA, WOW THE DEMOCKATS ARE PHOSECUTING TIHE CAMPATON—TUE MISSISRIIPI PLAN, BOMEWHAT ' MODIFIED—ASBASSINATION OF WUITA REPUL. o general and widespread alarm, commltted in Haytl by the slaves, during the famous insurrection on that islund, and some feoluted eases In this country, were al- wuys quoted us its Justfication, uchi is the condition of wiluirs in Loulstana. In some parlshes, ridy abont from p give even o synops! thiraty to drink, bands of armed white men uce to place, without uppareut object; aud the colored paopie are kept IN CONSTANT DIEAD || of what may happen, kuuwing what has bap- pencd snd 8 happening elsewhere, It fa oven duoubtful whether Bucrotury Cutneroun'’s order and Attorney-Genersl Taft's Instructions to the Marshals, to defend the right aof Amertean citlzenship, have come soon enough to Inspire many of thegs peoy cournge to votens they would have come to my knowledgo some cases where, becuuao of the tack of prutection furnlshed by the Republlcan purty, cume wmembers of 1o will draw Iargel who are generally dl tlon of 8. 8, Juck, TIE FOURTI DISTRICT. Bpecial Dispatch fo The Tribune. Erom, lil, Bept. 10.—The fricuds of Gen. Hurlbut are to bold & meetin Monday to cogsult as to the political condition Muny are anxious thut ho should run us un Independent candidate, which would certalnly give Farnsworth a show for au election us the Democratic candidate, It 1s to bd hoped that wise counsuls will prevail, The Democruts are anticipating trouble among tho he Edtor of The Tribune, Bept, 17.—Blunk petitlons have printed licre, and sent throuel the Fourth ct for signutures, aaking the Clndrmen of the withdraws delegations of Booue sod M- votes, und ot the con- testing vnseated delegations from Kane, Io the late numlnating Conventlon, to reconvens thelr tluns ut un early day, thut Gen, Hurlbut e put I numination by them for Congrens agulust Luthrop, movement gives great satfsfaction to the Til- denftes, who aid und abet it, boplug to eleet Furnsworth, Democratic noniinge, It two Re- ublicans are runniug, his distrlet voto for 14 Leglrluture, several of which, under the minor- ity syatem, must bo Imperiled, and doubt]ess lust, if the movement coutluucs, while the gen- erul ticket would materlally sutfer. clection 18 to bu held i Aurora sumo evening of this week Lo promote the schisin, voko tho sld of wiss counsels of ‘I'uz Trisune, and of al) vur fricnds who desire the suecess o aur Legislative und Stute tickets, to prevent tuo cousummutlon of this result, Chinlrman Hayea and Wiheeler Club, TUE PEOHIA COUNTY HEPUBLICAR NOMINEES, specutl Cort eaponden ‘A Pronta, IlL., 8ept, 10, Repubticun Conventlon, held In thly city yestors a8, constderiug the character of standing of the nominees, and ug of the nomiuees, vue of the most reniarkable cver held {n tho count who was nominated for Btul urade man; o Jeadin) fug, next to Ingersoll and Puterd Targest practice fu this clly; aud is very populur cuwan, caudiduto for vy, 18 » young lawyer, editor of the Qoruian daily paper published " hote, and fa fu- the Afmmm a8 KIRKWOOD, Bpecial Dispaich to The Triduna, Kmgwoon, i, Sept, 1 ‘Whesler Compuny of Biggsville had a hurgo snd enthusiustic meetiug this evenlng, winding up with u torehllzht procession, the murching comn- pany of the Club turniu out {n tull uniform, A great many from hers attended the mecting, The Hnyes aud Wheeler Club of this pluce fs to be uulfurmed tmmediutely, rousing muss-meeting is to which all the clubs In Warren and Henderson Couutles will bo Invited tu be present, ALEXANDER COUNTY, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribuns. 10, —Tue Dentogratle Coun- Couventlon liere this altermoon appointed legates to the mew Senatoral Convention, ed them te vote for A, 1L tho county, as @ candidate for the General As- senbly in'the place of Oberly, who declineld to accept the nominution at the tirst Convention, They also Indorsed Townes and Albright, so that scttles the Benutoriul trouble, of the district. 5.—Tho ilnyen and after which o emuocratic clubs In the o held here, wt country. They do {1, they say, for * protec- "Those ordors of Secretary Cameron and Judge Tult ure very unpopular liers. In speaking of them, I heurd an old Now O say: “The cowardly dogsl I went into the Confederate army [n the Jast War unwillingly; but, i there should bo o new war, T would G0 IX WITIL A GOOD UBART.” Gen, Nicholls [ representod us a wan of cone servative viaws; but his licutenants aro a bod! they have creatcd may bo that oceurred Bouer-8uith reucontro, at the curner of Cunal and Bt, Charles strects, lnst Thursday, ‘The Hon. Louls J, Bouer 13 a well-known Bepitblican, bueing a member of the Avoyelles Parlsh, of the Times. ‘Tho Z¥més, Wednesduy mornfug, contained a mendacious attack upon” Mr, Bouer and' Sonatora Wober and Breaux. Thursday morning’s papers contained o card over Mr, Bouer's eaignamre, declarin, Henry Countles, 1 rleuns Dewocrat g v iy Camo, 111, Sep Spectal Corvespondences af TAa Tribune, Nrew OnLeans, Sept, 1L.—The poiltical cam- paigu In this Btute s belng conducted with great vigor by the Democrats, on “The Mississippl Tlan," sud by the Republicaus with as much splrit as possible under tho disadvantages which The candidates of the The countlea ' of that plan huposes. rospective parties aro aa followas m; following ticket: Clreuft Clerk, the Attoruey, Jamnes D, I ative, Thomie "Wendle; Coroner, Henry Boy, 1 . N. Ugden. f onore (col. 3 i e i ohusat . AL Sumie oS Bupt. EieHWm, 0, Lirawn (col.y, 1ol Specta Disatch to The Tribune, "Luzewelt Couy by Sept, 10,.~Tho eld a_ roustugz mecting here to- duy, It commienced at 10 o'clock 1 the morn- ing, and lasted ull day, Speeches wera made by Jy Mr. Ewing, und others, Wo had the article ou un- ury ¢ Diboies . Jotn Biits T a8, Hurwalt, Handul Leu responsible aditor Timea bad been making Mr, Bouer the farget for Its nbuss for u long time, the principal nrge wguinst bim belng, $earpet-bagger,"—although, In fact, bhe was a uast 10 yeara before rletors of the ” IYmes,—and © editor that he wanted It topped, He published the card with the {den ? ealling bl out.” Why Bmith should huve taken up the quarrel, NO ONM OAN TBLL. A man cannot afford on @ small salar; itor of a dally New He attenipted w give uuer o cowhiding in the most conspicuous por- Mg bud struck but two blaws befure Bouer bad h'm shot, aud, befure hie coulid draw his own plstol, Bouer had siot Bim wgain, Ho then shot Bouer in the log, and the lutter responded by glving hm o bullet fn the slde. Thunext time they fivcd shnultane- ously,—Bouer that thne recelviug u bullet e P e Peorla County Inlooking over this lst, il m: to observe, In rulution to the charge frequontly . mado against the ltepublicans of an fntention to ‘¢ AVIICANIZE "' TUE OFFICKS OF TiB 8TATE, that, of the 12 Republican candidates, only four are colorsd; and, of thoss for State vflices, all but two (Mesars, Packard and Brown)arenatives of the State, As to the means cmployed to at- tract colored votes to the Democratic ticket, 1t 18 siguificant that the name of no colored man appears upon ity uud, s it is conceded that a good many colored votes would be required to slect the Demvcratic teket, 1t fs evidens that some other than this very simiple mncthod of ob- taining auch votes bus boen devised. The sucocss which sttended the systematic ln. Hwidation of colored voters tn Misstasippt dure (g the luat campaign fo that State, by breakiug- ¥ etul DI y be Intureating BLOOMIRGTUS, Thiy BEDL L ans of Blus Mound and vicinity are vensed because the Democrats “of that reglon wore dowui the bills glving notico of a Republic- un meoting ab the bead of the Mackinuw last HLOOMINGTON, BrriNGRIBLD, ] either of the proj ‘Thowmus Cratty Benutor, Is 4 ae! Tribune, 17,—=The Iou, Bhelby Al Cullom returned from Bloomington 1his woruning, and reports an lininenss Re; lican demonstrution there last uight, - INDIANA, Bpecial Disyatch to The Tribune. Sourn Uesu, Ind, Bept. 17.—Youterday was 8 goueral leld-dsy in politics, all for the bevaft of Bouth Bend. The Democracy had procured 1,000 torclics; and were golug to sow bow the | tion of'New Orleans, ‘vod, Representative, y and 8 good man, Hitcbeock, the nomines for Sherif, bls third term (n that oiflce, has provep himselt so efflclent an officer that y concodo his election g was a Captain durhig the late War, and, while leading his men in ucharge at Fort Douglson, the Democruts freel act to a performance of only about 10 minutes. Hut that time was sufficient. It Fl“ the pc(:l- 8 hungry an ple full satiafaction. From wistful look, le was surnamed the **Ilun- 5\1." ‘The Impression of the Democracy among ie hotter class will by no means “help him to yotes, The second act was their torchlight pro- ;{efinlou. which, with the Importation from o8, meet(ng was a tolorably Iargo one, and was dressed by Col. Colctnan, of Duchanan, ono Bovee, of Wisconsin, and an {mmnture youth named O, H. Powers, of Kalamazoo. = The whole was brought about by n big offort on the Pnrt of the managors of tho party. Thelr per- orimance was in strange contrast with that of the Ropublicans tho sama even- ing, who had 500 torches In Iine, composed of tha beat men of the tity, from the catnest men of gray hair to the young men who will cast their first voto this fall for llayes and Wheelor. Al of them elther woro tasty uni- forms or badges, and the spectators along the lines troquently romarked the striking differ- ence in intelligent looks and the comparative numbers in tho two processions, favor of the epublicans, though the Democrats hoad the moat torches. The Republican pro- cesslon, arriving et the place of speak- ing, waa placed In position, when the Hon. Androw Anderson, for scveral years an independent and strong ant{-Grant man, made a short, stirring address, complotely redsominy hhinself, and introduced Senator Alllson, ol Towa, s the speaker of the evening, who was listened to_for two hours by a largoe outdoor audlence. When he voncluded, Mr. Anderson announced that, on tha 25th fnat., ex-Becretary Dristow, of Kentucky, and the 1lon, Tom Nelson, of this State, would addross the Re- publicans of this enun‘y in this city. TIE VETERANS' RBUNION, 0; InDIANAPOLIS, Indulsupt. 17.—The Commit- tew having in charge the arrangoments for the Notlonal Veteran Reunfon which meets in this city on the 20th and 21st have prel.mrcd threo camps, where tonts for 10,000 men will be erect- ed, and an offort {s belng made to pre- pare rations for all organized bodlcs who remaln In camp, Returns = are coming from every State In the Union, but the citizens of Indianapolls are making oxtensive arrangemants to care for all. Tho followingaro among the numerous ominent Generals who haye mised to be in attendance: Col. Robet B Inqunoll. Qen. John A. Logan, Gen. R. J. Ingersoll, Gen. Fred Hecker Gon, 8, A. Hurlbut, and Gov. Beveridge, of llinols; Gon, W, T, 8herman, Gen. Phil Sheridan, Gen, E.'F, Noyes, Gen, W. If, Gibson, Gen, N, B. Hazen, Gen. August Willlch, Gen, J, D. Cox, Gen. J. A. Gorfleld, and Gen. N. F. Fore, of Ohlo; Gen, John ,_Jartranft, Gen, larry White, and Gen, J. A, Neagle, of i‘unm{]vnnln; Gov. Bamuel J. Kirkwood, ex-Gov, N. M, Stone, Gen: G. N. Dodaa, the on, J, A, Kasson and den. J. M. Tuuic, of Towaj the Ion. A. W, Tenney and Corporal Tanner, of Now Yorkj the Hon., Marshall Jewell and Qen. Joseph A. Hawley, of Connacticut; Gen. B, B.Bristow, Gen. Jobn M, Harlan,and Col, W. Cussius God- 1oe, of Kentucky; Gen. J. Kirkpatrick, of Now Jeracy: ex-Gova. Walter and Harriman, of New HNampahire; Gen. J, M. Thayer, of \V,vomlng; Gen, Ben Loan, of Missourl; "0, P. Morton, Ben Harrison, Gen. | Tom Browns, and_John Coburn, of Indlana; Gen. Nathan Kimball, of Utah,” The Lumbar Glueo Club, of Chicago, will be in nttendance. LAPAYETTE. Bpecial Dispaich to The Tridune. LArATETTE, Ind,, Scpt, 17—The_ Hon. O. P, Morton addressed the citizens of Lafayctte at the Opera-House Inst evening In bls,usual clear and logical monnor, Tho Tenl fssucs of the {m-snnt umlpnlgn were clearly deflucd and the ricks retorted to by the Democeracy whereby thoy )“Hm to bo once more placed In power fully exposed. The so-claimed ecconomy of. the Demoeratic cx-Confederato majority in tho Lower House in eaving money by falling to make appropriations for objecis of sbsolute necessity, whereby the servicc must needs suffer and ¢ Government bo Joser fu- stead of pgaluer, was fully get forth, The many iuvestigating comimittecs, sct to work at au {mmense expenso to the Gov- ermnent, under the protext of exposing frauds, but really to make capital to influence votes in thammml;in were aleo touched upon. The houso was filfed to’ overflowing, notwithstand- ing the frantic offorts of tho Democracy to ob- taln o crowd to listen Lo thelr speaker, Senator Tipton, of Neobraska, They built bonfires, beat- drums, mado a perfect “pandemonium of nolse, fired rockets, and all this effort called to- other about 800 u.wunl-:i more to see what the fuss waa nbout than to hear a politieal speech, Aoectal Biupaich io The Tribune, al Dispatch to MONTICELLO, hfij., 8ept, 17.—A large and enthusinstic meeting was held liere on Baturday. ‘fhe Hon. O. P, Morton mado one of his best speeches. The crowds came in from every di- reetion, on railroads, in wn%onu, on horsoback, and on foot, It was 8 magnificent tributotathe War Governor of Indiana,—a wholcsome evi- dence of what the masses think of the bloody shirt. Tho Democrats had mude preparations for nbig demonstration at Kentland to draw away people from hearing Morton. The oily Oendricks wns there, bub all of mno avall. Pcople went awuy from Kent- land, awny from Iendrlcks, to hear Morton,—a~ pretty good indication of the way they wlll o In October and November, Goy, Murton was followed by W. 8. Lange, of Lafayette, lu his usual humorous style, QGuy. Marton went by n special traln to La~ fayotte, where Lio was wnnounced to speak Bute \y evening, BLITART COUNTY, Speclal Disyatch to The Tribune. GosneN, lod., Sept. 17,—Vue of tha fincst and most spirited Republican meetinga that hos been held in this county took. Exlncu lust night ot Bristol. A pino pole, 130 fcet high, was ralsed in tho atternoon, foltowed h{ a torch:light pro- cessfon of 800 torches In the ovening. Fully 2,000 people Ilstenod to an able and effective address by R. I, Encell, of Warsaw, A I”F“ and enthusinstic mceunfi at Benton waa nddressed by tho Ion, J. 1L, Defrucs, ex- ;‘l‘l‘!“"l!i‘fr of Cougress, snd Dr, i, J. Brierle, of 8 d AnulYu.‘r large meeting was held at Water- ford. A polo was raised and specches made by Blessrs, 8lmmons and Zoolk, Ex-8ecretary Bristow will speak in this city next Suturday afternoon, followed In the even- In; Thoinas J, Nelson, Eleetor-ut-Large, Ol Efkhart 1s lwl!(lf thaoroughly nroused, and the Kepublican watclifires oro burning brightly, TIIT VERMONT VICTORY. COMPLETE RETUINS OF 11IR_VOTE FOIt GOVERN+ Ot BY COUNTIES, COMPARED WITIL TIE VOTS or 1872, ‘The Burlington Free Press supplics the fol- lowlns atatement of the completo vote of Ver- mont for Governor by countics at the Iate elec- tlon, compared with the result for the same offlce (n 1873: G 670, COUNTIES. Con- | Gard-|| Falr. terse, | ner, |[banks, Ziep, | Dem, || Kep, Bing- ham, Jiem, Addison..... 56 713! #13 Tennlnzion 2 1,020 Caledonia, ¢ 1401 2,402 440 1,022 203 208] 1,4390] o0 141, 40{18, U13]144, 707120, BB ornce Ialrbanke, Iepublican, M)nqi.my‘ G Fur Licutenant-Governor, Reafield Proctor, Republican, has 24,089 majority. The wujority of John A, Page, the Nepublican eandidato for Statu Treasurer, 18 ubout 4,200, Averaging the majorities on Governor, Licutenant-Giovernor, and ‘Iressurer, tho uctual Republican majority i, in round numbers) 21,000, The Republican malority in 1872 was 25,8105 In 1874, 20,803; iu 1876 1t 18 24,000, 2 POLITICAL I'ERSECUTION. OUTNAGEA UPON WNPUDLICANS IN ULSTER COUNTY, NEW YORK, Dispatch to New-York Times, Kinastor, N. Y., Sept, 12.—Mutters are be- coming as bad fn Ulster County as fi some party of the Houth, Luat wack the Republican Cumi- paign Clab of this city wus fired upon and stoued at Stony Hollow, und four of its mem- hers serfously wounded. Whiluthe feeling la sthil high about that outrage, the city wus agaln thvown Iito ustate of excitement to-day l?- learniug of another outrageous occurrence which huppened ut Rock Lock on Fridoy luat, Timo- thy Cooney, un Irlshman of &ome meana and vonsideruble intalligenve, and u Rupublican, cut u lurwe chesnut pole nud put it up In his door- yand, lntuudhufa o procurea Huyes and Wheeler streamer to holst upou It. On Tuesduy uight of last week & pleco of paper wes thrown fu his houss througa au open window which contained these words: Timothy Cooney: Cut down that polo or you will be sovry. Your fricud, . B L The haudwriting was that of awoman. Cooney paid no attentlon to the matter. On Friduy worning o nelglbor, a wowun, came to him, mannor told him to look out for himself. If» laughed and told her nevor foar, no harm would come to him. On Fi night at 12:30 he was awakencd to find that s barn waa In flames, snd before they could bo ot out, bis horse, cow, two wagona, a sleigh hay-cutter, and farming implements, entlre crop of hay, were burned with liereare asking themsclves whethier this country is.governcd by law. GOV, TAYES. TR CIARGE OF ACOEPTING MEMNERSTIP IN THR AMBRIOAN ALLIANCE DRNIED, Dispateh to New York Herald. Covumnus, 0., 8ept, 14.~Thelast chargo made sgainst Gov, Haycs is to the effect that he wrote a lotter on the Sth of July last to Bamuc! J. Tyler, Beeretary of tho Ameriean Alllance, In which he accepted memborship In a sccret politieal society, and offered tho sentlment that Auflrage angd thie right to lnlt ofiico should be 1imited to Persons born in this country. Your correspondent announces hy authority: Firat, that Ilayes nover wrote anysuch letter; he nsver belunge political soclety, and would not under any con- and, third, that thosenti- mln"y repugnant to overy act and belief of his e, : thing was done for nn evening shiow. Inthe i andIn a felondl afternoon Dan Voorhees spoke the prologue, which was of such great longth as to cause tho cutting short of Blue Jeans Williams in the first numbered about 800. Thelr evenin In il sideration joln one with Todds {n ment imputed to ABOUT TOWN. NOTRS FROM TITH VARIOUS IEADQUARTERS. Bundoyy politically speaking, 1s generally dull in Chicago, and yesterday wns no exception to At the Grand Paclfic Hotel the parlors were kept open so that visitors might find a pleasant placa for recreation, away from the vicious haunts of the city, and enjoy o qulot. communion with thelr spirits in the soul- {napiring literature which 1s so liberally provided ational and Btate Central Committees. ‘The following Indlana appoiniments are an- Hon. Richard J. Oglesby will speak in Indianapol s at the Soldicrs' Reunfon on the 21st Inst.; at Centre Point, Ind,, with Gen. Ben Harrlaon, tho 22d; Vecdonsburg, Franklin County, on the afternoon of the 23d; Greenfleld, Mot the 25th inst.; Crotberville, the ternoon; Washe the 27th, in the afternoon; Jeflc the 28th; and Friday n A. Logan is billed as followa: In- dianapolls, the 20th'and 21st; Shel Bnturday afterboon, tho 23d, wi Harrison; Andetson, Tuesdsy afternoon, tho ,‘%"ljunduy, tho "23th; Valparalso, h, b hag worn himeclf g0 thin with labor at Republican hcadquarters that ho hos been compelled to go to Indiana 1o will bo back after the allors’ Conventlon {s over, Dan 8hepard recolved a lot of letters yester- ter from Mlsslssippl, which give a very gloom; outlook for n falr clection in somo protection Is guavantecd Ropublican vot- ers by the United States, Among_the visitors Redinan, Montezuma, ursday evenin| that Btate, unlu{ The Democratic and Greenback headquarters were closed during the .day, the disconsolato being off on their usual Sundny recreations. BOYS IN DLUE. A meeting of Company A, Boys in Blue, was held yesterday ofternoon for completing arran; apolis. Capt. L. After canvassing the membership it was found that about 40 of the company would attena the Indinnapolis Conventlon, and they were warnod equipped, at the Pa- ny cvening, at sharp 6, to march to the depot, ~ An invitation was also ex- tended to the members of the organization all over the North and South Divisions to mcet A committee of three ofnted to wait on the General Commit: rrangements to aecertalu it musle bad been provided; If not, the Cominitteo were re- quested to provide o suitable band or drum the purposs of ments for tho tr Jncobs oceuple and march with them. corps. ’flxu question of continuing the organization through tho campaigu waa brought up and dis- cussed, but no action was taken. ressfon of opinion waa unantmous in favor of coping up the Boys in Blue. A grand rally of tho Republican voters of the Fifth Ward wos held Saturday cvenin, hall on Archer avenue, ncar Halste The largest attendance of the eampaign was resent, and John Bonfleld, President of tho had chargo of the meeting, The muin specch of the evening was by Theo- dore F, Price, of Chicago, and wus an able and exhaustive review of tho fssues before the Mr, Juhn Tappan, of Hyde Park, also made a short speeeh which was well received, LAKE, After o vain_attempt to meet at the brick school-house in Euglewood on Frida last, the unterrifl togother in ono corner of Charlie Jung’s saloon’ on Weuntworth avenue and Forty-ninth streot. Counting Republican; uninterested Democr: 80 persons present. The meeting organized by President, and Ed Becretary, The President and Secre- tary distioguished themselves from the com- mun people by getting bolind a pool table, and of the Town of ne Cooper man, and there may have been 1 Jaues Kelly Lins mode himself so consplcuous by bis carnest opposition_to Hoxle that he hos received the title of * By started troubls chinlst ot ths Rock s Kelly.” As goon Island shops, staggered to his fect nnd sald he did not like to sce so y Stock-Yard men there, and, £ they under- took to cram Hoxie down hitn wurmn country before he woul cratle ticket, and he would have plenty of Dem- any on the jJourncy. The * Doss™ he'speaker 03 8ooil as possible, and proceeded to appoint 8 Committee on Permng~ . The abaence of Henry Bchaare was mado tho excuso by the * Boss ' 'to give two members of tho Committee to Englewood, a to be opposed to Hoxie. Whon the Committes of Five, and a few who wishied to lobby with them, went out of tho saloon, thers were only o few left, but they bolstoroualy yelled for ex- policeman Walsh, a person disintssod from the police foree of tho town for drunkenncas, rocecded with a maudlin haranguo un “ Boss ' called him down with tho cheerful in- formatiou that they wanted a speech und not $acnseless twaddle.” Atter Walsh, Buckley staggered to the front. aruin, aud began another attack on IHoxle, whicti the ¥ Boss " cut short by ordering him to lcave thie mecting, aud Lo 8ave a premature ex- Two well<dlsposed Democruts took by the eurs and led him out. e " 8myro then's) ommittee now returncd, and reported: Peter McGurn, of Englewood; Flemming, Stock-Yards; Treas- urer, Willlam Brinkmaou, Rock Islund shops with all the other Democrats in town, exvel Buckloy, Vice-Presidents, The report of the Commfttes was adopted, and then camo the orntorical effort of the evening, James 8, Me- Eiligott mounted n chalr at the left of the #Bosa," and tho way he went for Republicans and the English would make a politiclan und Murray fnsune with enyy, The’ meettng wua feurfully fat, and ouly showed that the Caulficld mid Lloxie fuctions arc afrald of each other, Yards, Caulticld would come out shemd it s, the matter {s doubtful, “Hoss swears hoand his crowd will not * eut crow,? and will weaken Hoxie's vote materially, The p club Is undoubtedly in Coullield's Intercst, Is littte " or no enthusiasm for But forthe Btock- ‘Tho most signiticant demonstration and the best meeting of the whole campulga in the 8ixth Haturday evenlng, There wus advertised u Republican " mecting at Weber's lace, on the corer of Twenty-sccond snd Qak- streets. This s In tho Fifth Precinet, hich, with the Fourth, wiways wus strongly Company A,of the [Tayes and Wheoler Guards marched from Halsted strect, and Compan to Blue Islund avenuo to the place of meetfng, where were assembled the Republicans of the nearly all Lelouging to neighborhood, former) hreo checrs for lluyes tho Peoplo’s party. aml Wheeler wus the first busivess in order, new company was started iu the Fifth Prociuet, being Compiny F, the slxth in this wurd, Over 30 members #igned the muster-roll, and on mo- tlon It was resolved that they should meet aud olect officers Tuesilay, eenern! turn-out in 'l'm‘lnuhy evenig resident of tho B! IN GENERAL, LA OILOS3E, WIS, Special Disp.ach bo Tha Tribune. La Crosan, Wis,, Sept. 17,~Tue Republican meeting last evening, to which a largs crowd ‘wera unable to gain admittence, after Balberg Hall waa packed, was unquestionably the most useful meeting the Rupublicaus of this city have had during the past few years. Scnator Angus Cameron did bimsel! great credit, and thio Republican eause much cuud, aud “take part in the e ward Wedueaday or of the Fourth Ward, a former xth, was called, aud époko. commubicate the resu obscrvativns and juycatigations ss & member of the Senate Committee chose Minstastpui clcetion of 1o, e KB athy listened to attentively durlng the tivg ‘hlé" > which 1o atated the fcts elleited foep oIt Anureet, Rhowing Lo wonton tisrcgnen ot e af the frecdmen and Unfon men I H%M. white Democrate, Wwho ahoot. igsoViB ored men, “and appresn Unjon " hy deeds of violenco and tnjy teally extingulshing freedom, mdl“tflfn(l‘('ln murderous minority the controlling |)uwz 5 thot portion of our country, No g heech o delivered liero hns produced docper | ey upon the publie mind, an it leaves 1o rgnmh' doubt about . tho mccesslty of mnlr':{ Ing the Republican orgaritzation |? iloe would mot have our fres Inait tons obliterated by murderers ani oyt The statements of Scnator Caincron, whw,“ reeelved liero an law and gospel, beenusg of known moderation’ and preelsion, eliould b, the widest possiblo publieity. The wilt o mand the nttention of all thonghtfy ani i otle citizens who are alive to the welf i natlon, ~ Tho Demaocrat of to<l; o of th couple of columns to a vain numa’['n. ’ll«fl?;‘,fi A dict tho effects of Senator Cameron' mdmu' which that journal cnummle':l:vnl:‘ltll:{hx ed to with eloso attention, and saga: \Vo gyis the general opinfon must have” heen that L'fil Benator’s manner of Jrruuununr: what ho hag 4 say was agreeable and Interesting,!? L BIXTIL WISCONSIN DISTRICT, To tha Ballor of The Tribune. Osnrosi, Wis,, Sept. 10.—The Renubitey, of the First Distelct, innobnzo Cannty, ot 11 Doc, 1. I, Jackson, und IF. B, Trasmt delegates to the Congressional Conventlon 2 Neonuh. The Third Disirict, C. b it N. P. Oiln, and W. A, Boyd. "All of thickb clalmed for Grimmer, although two arg Al clalmod as fndeperdent. Out of 43 (lclp u; in the Conventlon Urlminer has 15, Kimbal) | and Sawyer 4. Bawyer nositively declines, u Tus strength will be ‘divided between thy' tw Ltilnéllng candldatcs, with some prospect of s n‘: pectal Duipgich fo Tha Trit al Ipal o ridune, 81. PAUL, Mitn., Scpt. 1.—The Democntyy County nnd City Conventfon to-day was one time split by a bolt, which was hurmonizeg by tnking the Uolters' candidata for another offlre than ono for which o was first entered. Befors harmony wae restored, however, Col, Ulie \ routinent Democrat “and officelioldor, vy knocked down with a Lilliard-boll throwyy, an irritated white barber and ward Im“lldan’, Tho ticket nominated includes B, Lee Davls top gsgnly é\\fiilg\olr, d.)lcnlry O.Slfiaménn for Probyy e, G, A. Morton for State Scn M. Flint for Munleipnl dudge. . - 2ron sa 1OW THEY DO IT LOUISTANA, NeWw OnLEANS, Sept. 10.~The clections wen held tolay for delegates to the Democratl Pariah Conventlon, which meets on Monday, There are dessensfons In many wards, the rinj factions having ucflarntc pollfng-places, In the Fifth Ward o nF t occurred, and sbout % shots wero flend. A man named Sullivan wa shot In the hand. Bubsequontly thero wy another rowIn the same ward, aiid & man yane Unday had an car shot off. Quict provallediy tho other wards. INDIANA GREENRACKERS, Tenne HAuTE, Ind.,, Scpt. 10.—The lare politieal demonstratlon oyer held in Terro anty was the Independent Greenback mecting to night, Boventeen hundred and elghiyagy torches were carried, and 480 horsemen marched in the processton. The crowd at anM I8 estl. mated nt 20,000, Speeches were made In thegt. :%r:&fl %y :B\nsonl\ g‘lu ltundAaJ. éh’l\}ncn n ht by SBamuel F. Cary an 4 ML Smil from diffcrent¥tands. ¥ ; gl JANESVILLE, WIS, Special Dispatch to The Tyibuns. JANESVILLE, Wis, Sopt, 16.—The Democratts Conventlon at the Court-House to-day put i notnivation the following ticket: Statc Scnatar, Jvaush Cleland ; 8heriff, Johu 'S)cnuer; Regls tor, C, E. Kicnow; County Cler), Rash Beards. Jov; Clerk of Clreult Court, J. I Chapman; Treasurer, N. C. Bump;_ Surveyor, A. D, Mo Leanj Coroner, Dennls Ryan, . RACINE COUNTY, WIS, Spectal Dispalch to The Tribune, RAciNg, Wis., Sept. 10.—At the Racine Coone ffi, Republiean Conventlon the following cae- idates were nominated to<dny: State Senstor, Thomas A, Bones; Sher!fl, Louls Konst; Regls- ter, Willlam Hydo; 'ressurer, J. D, Jona; Clerk of Court,” E. C. Peck; Coroner, IHeny Baundford; Surveyor, D. Montgomery; Distrie- Attorney, Willlaim Crosten. . WYOMING, Cnevesse, Wy, Scpt. 16.—In the Republi can Territorlal Conventlon, held at_Rawling Wy, to-day, a letter was read from Col. 8. W, Downey, of Lurumlo Clty, positlvely declinfng the nomination for Delegate. * No momination was made. Adjourncd to mect oz tho same place on tho call of the Chalrman, MILWAUKEE, Bpectal Dispatch to The Tribune. MinwavkRre, Sept, 10.—Tho MLwuukee Coun- ty Democratic nominations are: Sheritl, Ride ard Huckett; County Treasurer, I, I Everty; Clérk of Court, P, Connolly, Jr.; District-Ate torney, Jared Thompson, Jr.; Register, F, Bchlosmilch; Clerk of Board of Qupcrvlaors, 0 Megyer; Coroner, Charles Kupper. NABUVILLE, TENN, NasnviLLe, Tenn., 8ept. 18 —The Democratle Convention to-dny noninated Col. F. P, Fahil for Btate Sonator from Duvidson County. Tbe nominee was o Colouel In the Federal “army, s natlvo of Ohlo, and before the War conncetel with the Cincinnut! Enguirer, WISCONSIN AIXT) DISTRICT, ‘T the Ediior of The Tribune, Neesan, Wis, Sept. 14,—On_ Wednesday next the Republican Congressfonal Cdnventivn for this S.Iu: Sixth) district will. bo held at Nee- nah; and it s generally conceded that the Ton, A, M. Kimball, the presont maomber, will be repotninated. BECIETARY DRISTOW. LouisviLLe, Ky, Bept., 17.—Scerctary Bris tow, who has been in the city for some time past, will go to Imllnnn{muu temorrow for the purpose of speaking ju the incerest of he Re publican candidutes, . WEST VIRGINIA, ‘Wuesrng, W. Va., 8cpt. 16,~The Republlo- an torch-light procesalon here to-night uume bered 600; the Democratic 800. Rain futerfered with the speaking on both sides. The campalgn promiscs to bo fively in thls sectlon, 10U INGEIISOLL AT COLUMBUS, Cotansinus, O., 8épt, 10,—~Col. Robert Inger- soll to-nlzht addressed one of tho lurgest et ing held hero sluce the War, The crowd was estimuted ut from 10,000 to 15,000 persons. LIGONIER, IND, Spectal Dispatch (o The Tribune, Liaonigs, Ind,, 8ept. 10,~The Hon, John B Baker spuke here to-night to a lnrge crowds ——— * MOULTON-BEECHER. AVletory for the Plnlntif=Tho Case I'rop” erly Bofore the Nuw York Courts. . Neto York llerold, Sept. 15. Yesterday afteruvon Judge Dykeman, of the Suprewe Court, Kings County, rendercd i decision {u the preliminary objection of G Pryor, counsel for Fravels D. Moulton, denylng, the Jurisdiction of the Court fn that county to hear the motion of Cunnselor Shermnn for 3 ullunl:u of venue, The action (8 brought by Mr. Moulton to recover £50,000 dumages for ns 1leious prosecution aguingt the Itev, [lenry Ward Beecher. The placefor trial nuned Iu tho orlg: Inat complulnt wus Kings County, Atter the couse wod J""’ ot {aune by the service of un s swer, the defendant guvo notiee of o motion for the dns!. Manday of Beptember, 1870, to change the place of irlal, on the ground thut 3 Jury eonld mot be obtained I tha county. After tho servlca of tha mnotle of motion, and within shy time allowed by law for that purpose the plaintitl gerved ao amended complaint, In which I,Iu(! juco of trial wus luld fu thy City sud Couuty 0f vw York. Ou the coming on of the motton on I the frat Monday of September, un objection was made to the hearing of It, on the ground that the pluce of trial hud been chauged Lo the City of New York and no motion I the case could be mado or heurd In K'Il;fl Connty. 'Tle Court deddes that the plaintitl had the rieht W amend his complaint as he bas done, aul the place of telul was thereby chanced to the City of New York, This took from the defendant the entlee ground upon which bis motion wul bused. A8 the place of triul wus changed 10 Kings County, ft heewne entively lmumaterls whether o fnry could be ubtafued In that county or not, "If the place of trial 18 wu? chunged, 1t must be changed from the Clty of New York, ond tho aflidavit mud paperd upun _ which the notlun s grounde must bo us nfipllcfihlu to the City and Couuty of New York as they are to the County 0! Kings, This woulll b the case us Lo the cow yenlenco of witnesses reslding in Frunklin Coutr ty, Lut aa they are not applicable, snd huve 00 veference at all to the City aud County of New York, the place of trial could not bo changed from that county on the papers upon which this wmotion Is founded, , . “Ilo pluce of trinl i thir uction Ia now the City und County of New York, At tho thno the motlon wus notleed the pluce of triud was the Cunnty of Kings, and the motlon was profwrl{ noticed for that county Now that the plaintlil's right to umend his cuu‘:' lrlulut muat be without prejuslicy to the proveed bgs wrcudy had, the motiun might atill be wads aud heard fn Kiugs Uoun‘{lll the ground upod which the motlun Is based 1s_more applicable t0 the City and County of New York, and the place of trlal” could bu removed from: that munu’d‘ thess qtuumla. Ag It cannol be so removed, and a3 the proceodings already had entitivd the defeudant to o remuyal to a place of Lrial - from tho City ot New York, the-motioy canuot b6 heard In the County of Kiugs, The preliminafy objectlon s, therefore, sustalued, wind the ge fenduut must Laye leaye to taks bl moulod Now York. 3