Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1880, Page 2

'THE CHICAGO TRIBUN. o over ot nes ngiver point, Whitoa | ing charges woro made — against our | mony times; bad made a speech: had Intro- | two hou Tho presentation was moat impres- | Governor of Michi, saw tho following edi Republican, and Panning, Democrat, will be | taege a a ee tte arand | Daetye Mad Wont. unented, “ands seve | duced tmp Cannt bites hut lid & bout with | sve, ate roa cnthusiann nrevntied. Wepubs | torial in a recent irene of theChtengy Timea t ¢loso, with the chunces in favor of Young. The outpouring was not dreamed by the most | & very strong points wero made against | Guetield; and many otner fans. He told us, | Means of Panvand vietatty are allve aud at work, ‘Tho Myuor interest In Michigan having: are Third and Fourth Distrleta, now Democrutlo, it | saniuino. The atreots along tho line of march | us and there points did not even have any of | also, that he was i Southron: had. been brought 4g KPfiat Dispated to The Chtedeo Tribune, rayod Kteclt ‘a ai 18 confidently beloved, will yo Hepublican, In] were denecly packed, and business wasstts- | their keentcss aud sharpness taken rway by | up by nner," ured by a nbeger "sand ChINtox, Thy Sept, B-The Hepubilican tadtes | Torome, the dlepublicnn. eandhinte far dose MoMabon's) Esting’s major- | pended. our lenders. Our golnge there nnd netting aa we | vo wore verdant enough fa bolieve It. He told | of, Maron ttt asdated bea: hiege number of tho ernor, fs aud to have weitton w fetter makinga tho Fourth District (MeMabon's) Fwing Tithe afternoon tho Hon... C urroughs, of | ald was very unfortinate, Che only way to | its that he did not tke Grant, nor Garfetd nor | CaFiold Guards wtd others, mised a largo Gare | info the support ef tho salen elements LAE ity ovor Fuster was 30, but the Republican leg= | gatamnzoo, spoke to, un finmense crowd: and | xive our teket and pride when we attend those | Malne, nor Washturne, tor’ tho Reputdienn | field and Arthor pofy thie afternoon. AV Inne | GM for tho mupportiof tho salou somal. itt faintive ticket in the countics Shewtpinyat tho the Hon. Schuster Co! fib and, Congressman meet lies Is fa set and syecale a yrvnalenly, party aie pina: a oi aarti Aue, crow sens nr nt, ane tho ahuont eat tunturat who willinake it publient an. early day. ts ys ir aT ts 8p) Uy ovening, until very late. Spealcers should bu put up who vw! er und ud Cont . e \! ude Jd. Th cl . rigs 4 Gistrlet augronntod n smal Ar in and | Thor his never been sue tnterust taken tn | Mnckevy Tnft. & ine aid hold. them up-to { Fhe bower Ini heavy Rano of bluster, “All | tan Chierch, @ fino orator, delivared ainagnite | Oxpeetest {hat the opposition of the Asxnetatton ctoao districts are the Kixth, Ninth, veto | Politics tn tine connty, und tho conversions from | rldjeitio’ and Merion, strip thom naked | honor to, Carter “Our Cartor") Inrrison, | cont epeech amid arent applause, RILIQHsUcii HURL eee Fourtoonth, ‘Thero nre tho best of reasons £0 | the Demoeratic ranks tava been mnmerons, | and expose thom tn itll thelr meanness and self. | "Chicago's best Mayor.” = ‘ 4. PIGS eopronentntteo tritecelowad Mr. belleve tho National Dumooratio managort have | renehing into the hundreds, of which many are | fshness, Fale nrrumoent, and statement DA BALIN COUNTY. WISCONSIN, a f it nti a choson tho Cincinnat! and adjoining districts ne | from the foreign element. of facta, and the ywiving of fgures tee Spectat Dispatch ta Tae Chteaca Tribune. . deromo this afternoon, and he asserted that Around on which tomake a strong fight for | Uinda conversation this evening with Cons | complish nothitur with negro tn La Saile County Tee WACINE, there wis not nm word of truth in the statement. : i ( Orraiwa, IL, Out. tho preservation of tholr majority 1n Congress. |"Fievtintuns ersinntiderad saute wn te foemos | Milter masteesive pulse tt nttenmpte ye iS | publicnns wre item. and from present hdlentions Seeetat Mlapateh to The Caterga Tribune, Tle had weltten no siteh lotter, and, if ary: one in pautica air i ms 1, WI ot, spublte an the an forgcry, Ho, Not Joss than $0,000 of Kastern money was | cratic majority of about 6) to fight, Ho rays | sult In violence, to the Injury of our National y vote of the party will be polled, Disaffee- Raicixnn, Wis, Oct, 1—The Repulittean eam: Detroit had such a letter, it wasn forgery. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, (880. ‘ OVER-SUND: The Situation in the October States as It Appeared 2 Saturday. Z o Bide of the Democracy, Mr. Republican “Biitors in Indiana Roe . gard the Stato ng Sure : tlond aro few, unde are more than -balanecd by | palgn is being pushed In this city and county | Hild. however, written to the Balooniste” Asso 8. the zulus throwueh the district ahow that Porter | micesss. and it hot only mbit end in violence, ante! f int eo thio ico, declining to have any. . Adimypet nt at by Tartan to Coen Sass for Governor will receive aM ouajority Inromad | bint Lthink vere probably would end ao, Arter | Peemulls fron tho Demoeratio ranks. | Nota few | witha vigor hitherto unequaled. tf, inadtdition | fhtme todo with tem or thelr mterentss The for Portor, re i hier T¥ibunts numbers, sone of whieh wit come’ from the | all we can't win nero votes by penecable and | faith of Nourboniam have soon the. handweltige | to What Ie being dono, a little dash of uneer- | honaeatle gentleman seemed very indignatt / Genco Ost es Sie Ganmhig piaxtons te serutchttiy of Landers, while the rest of, the | mfld discussions at Repubtican meetings and wo | ONS wall of ultiinate debente Ge hit Neenns | tainty inourstate or eounty could bo thrown | that such i ebarge should be mide, He tes wcritte tieket wit be voted straight, Calke | cAN'y WIN THEM nY AN AGonEseIVE policy. [awakened to tho dangur of our Industries, an siponon has, Dear ntti slate 4H te ork pon retiunites Sta ie peu mete noe ihe At these inectings we might unke It se unpleas- | commerce, and trade, and fect sure tht of politicinns than to-day. In fact, ve ‘5 furity, whteh 1 ant for Mackey & Co. eto case then telenve | change of palley ant ntministration now wou @ fold-day, ono well culeutated for buttons |” “tie cuthisiasm has not bean greater since tho the stump in our coun tint the result would | throw us buek agali mito another flney 5 ; KALAMAZOO. hollng the averngo eltizens by candidates, and | war and the prospects nave never before bee! nt theneroes would regard then ag aimtost | crash, ond lone struggle to recaver eredit | Of Conmress sure of not less thin 6,000 majority, Speetat Diepateh to The Chie right woll has thin part of the work been done. me Uelahy inthis parr ng the Stnte, 01 It ag Tribune, ‘8 to thelr eanise, and they world fiat ta} nit home and abroad, Others, too, tear to trust | and oureounty ticket safe for an average of RAnaMazoo, Meh, Oct. 10.—The minss-ineet> During tho day the streets haye been Mled with of fraudulent Vitor ondHet of ONT part econtrmation of thele | the party that bis shown 1 grasping hand to- wo need not got nervous, We know our | ing of Ite} ‘ ferday Wis h gran met (gam ae Ye curs that we wil in iran way epeive thew af wind tha ‘trenstty of tho Nation, to pay ila: a Waku that whothen olectionans pe | tecess. Cho done Omar 0. Congee 3 ople githorod un the street cornora and inthe | fPorteds nd. they attempt ta vate, thelr rights. Your ptanof canvassing iidividual | fal, unholy, aud “rebellions debts and etal 3 te a Fallen ndidrossed mn oponenie. me people gr ining hia vinws of tho result t enaht thoorraniguments ure 0 con plete that | voters ts Infinity better, ining: dudemertt, and and, while’ their leader may atlege Ut a veto | fatr or stormy, tholr votes will be put cinta ¢pe Afternoon, and agate in Union Hult rolonns, ench ono giving his i i they will be promptly taken care of, las. epritie. should be adheved to, ‘and. tho other poliey | Will ucet every effort to rob, stHE front tho past | batlot-box and, ns no Vemoerntio Baltimore | tne. Large delogitions from tho surrounding of tho greft struggio on Tuesday next, Tho | saw one of thom arrive Ga events ie abandoned, Twieh Teould express more thos know Hemocritic promises ara scarcely | Plug-Ugites or Pottndetphia “shoutder-hitters | towns wero present. ‘The De party spi runs exceedingly high, and witiicasedt AY pace iy with bat is aueratla WARS ond ftoretbly what f fecland think on this sub | worth tha air digplaced by the breath in uttering | will care tocome to Wisconsin, wo are soreno | thelr ueunt dirty business stribiting: it woul take but little to creato | Puller, and from thotr conversation learned INE | Jeet, With respect and esteem, i wy Hates. The outlook, thon, is full of srucnpot ‘but an ‘There fs nusie on the streots every night. and | ing the diy one of them. was rushed off the he had coe here to vo! Tuesday, If ho : ote, = then. and eheurtul. pinenerls and snterrupting the kpeakers. Dure Ne Boeot don't think it Ukely tint we eoutd | entlro vote should be cust. The Repubtican | the hoys tet thor tietit go shine that It is"duite | ground by indignant Republionns for Insulting r" y - | marked, in the courso of the Interview, that "It Te pe A ae wad Just like the inserupulous Zines to manus facture suet a political canard. M4 | magority as coutd be wished, with our Mombor » Similar Confidence Hxpressed Regarding the Outcome in Ohio. Senator Conkling’s Closing Specch at the Tippecanoe Bat. tle-Ground. te next a distance, Tho -Hepublleans — tre | attempta lt, Chicago will have tho floss of bln unusually firm, and will stand by the polls from | fora while. = enue Mackey to quit the stianp, butonly sup> | party lowdors ore nt work, and every selivoles | eagy to rend. tho tim on thole lutte | the spenkers. The Republicans are in tho best , 7 sat tho tine of opening to the close, aud none of the sales posed the aise to expruss my belief thut It | district and hamict inthe thirty-reven towns of heres tho “Gareld Guurc: the “Cartel | of Croll, and wile wake to thetr interests, 4 Ps 24 bulldozing which that unscrupulous politician IN GENERATL Would do no wood. | Ie would, take Ww dual of | tho county aro having tholr meorings, and polite | Vieiinnts,© the *Garield Wendy- Workers.” the | ‘Thoy wil give a good account of themavlves in | Conflicting Reports Concernin John G, Thompson has found a0 available for violence to drive Mackey awn lent aiircavion are alle we OF the See faye Baatecte Win Marlee Atiabwiiets, nnd tie Novomber, . ‘th Turkish Pr bl h 2 ; 2 fe y i migress, jam Catlen, ismak- | Gartleld Nnights,"—the bitter a inounted we 7 —T! yenra will servo him now, During tho day the : ae fiug i persotial cauvase af tho distelet, aad meets | troop, rely dressed in bronzed conts id. Hele SA aEC e@ Turkish -Problem—The foomaof the Nemooratle Committee have been GEN. GRANT. ILUINOIS, isiitances wherever hexoesaf solldaldandaupe | meta Tho: eattiiing Of drums, the. bare cot CONNECTICUT. Situation in Ireland. crowded with politicians, but any effort to gain IN NeW York. KANKAK port. Hxeopt for some unforeseen calamity, his Hemupety tho clatter of horses" hoofs, and the 4 FOI QARFTELD, ¢ je ailmigsion ws found ta be usctess, those inside Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Speetat Dispateh to The Chteago Tribune election Ia gure, ‘Two other candidates are inthe | mart{al volees of tho officers remind one atinost The exact facts concerning tho results of Inst tho star chamber appenring to be suspleious of | New Yor, Oct. 10—Gen, Grant and family | Kaxicanne, Ml, Oct. Meld; and, white efforts havo been tiade by the | palifilly of years gone by,—thoe like of whielt any near npproieh to tho door, lest thoir secrets | SPont the day very quietly at the Fifth Avenuo | whiten eatio olf Tho Hepubliean rally} reionde of both, nelthor Grecnbaokor nar Demi | May tho couitey be spared froin. weebie a fovwushtty etentiony Sir Connegtiody: Are INDIANA EDITORS. / ery to-day was not only tho | crat is willing to step down and aut," leaving | ‘The demand tor xpeukers in Oblo and Indiana | thus stated by the Hartford Courant: P ana ch should be found ont. ‘The eondition uf affairs | Hotel. resting from tho fatigue of thotr long | inost important pulltical event arich ever tran | the way opon to tho other. Should, however, the | bus heen af buneft tone conse, i that tt had ehlefly nletal, from 193 of tho 165 MORALLY SURE Fort PORTER, IN THR BTATE Journey from the Weat. Moat of them were ma apired bere, Lut was at nll polnts tho most ree | Opposition unite upon ong hun, wwo nee conte 1 called out hone talent for work here. Notoften | towns which held elections on Monday give the Special Dtepateh to The Cleagn Tribures i Nartvar noon Gen, sulle bas materially changed during the past week, | 10? tlred to xo to chitroh. Tn the atte able festival Itt tho history of thls part of, | ‘let that oven then would be | aro more able eanipaten epucenes nude than | follo Nr. * + 5 ted. It Ix not been delivered here bs G. W.. nas Hy all The two remalning towns wore, “This evidence is noticenble on all sides, and no | Urtatand Col. Pred Grant went over to New | tne State, ‘The surrounding territory poured In ‘a that ees dotivesnd here Gy Av imealton, 4 Ma Inv . on Ye 7 fusjon will take pla The Republican candle | United sta Hktrict=Attorney at Milwerkeos | itr i478, one Itepullienn and one Democratic. If one appreeiites that fact more than the Demo- derscy to pay a visit to tho Goneral's mothers | its hundreds and thousands te add fo the turi+ | date fan iman aeainst whom not award hie Hes the Hon. Charles 1. Colby. 1 atolthe Wise | thoy voted the same way on Mondny the total s i ‘oa. Wi whom thoy ford In good hentth and spirits. At] out, aml tho streets Of tho elty wero cruwded | Or coith) by eat, Ho is a om of more than | consin Content Railway; and Col, dokuson, at | rpsult in tho Stte will compare with 1870 us fol- Ct aa Themesivea rien coed Boreloels the purty dined togethor ut the larzo | fram garly morning Unt Inklutehe. Nover bes | OBunMrS Koy, thoroughly Uitforimed tupon Gil ficlole—the- latter: at ania Halls tow moat ine | tbs . Its Republican, v1; Daomocratic, Sovrit Benn, Ind, Oct.¥—Dnasing a cake - culation upin the evidences before us, Ine dana is morntly sure for Porter next ‘Tues day, and reasonably certatn for Garileld in u ¢! - ‘ Nov TT vilen are a defectior 5 if - " 4 ty . "| questions of Btate or National importance, an | tonsely (Interested audience of. 19a, 1880, | November, ‘The ey mn Is only necessary to note thnt thor ts something | “lntnx-room of the hotel, and spent tho evening | fore hiv tho elty shone forth in aueh gay hollday | day nud lowleal penters und. use the one te a ae Rene AND DANES, obvees #2 | from the Democratic ranks, both openly and rotten in Denmark. Many of) Thompson's |! thelt private parlors (n tho company of @ | attire, Bannerd und evergreens brightened tho | ropreamt tho tree Interesta of tho distrlot, Dure Fah Satie ican «8 BT) nututly, which fs not: confined to locailtte: henohmen have heen tatidig loud and long, int | feW Select friends, Among tho visitors who | iujority of the business hoites and restdences, | WUE tho past two wevks he has been at work in | WHO Composa a most valuable element of our oe) ae : intiire is thas Nitle effect, everyhody well knowing that | Citherealled tn person or left their cards were |-and atomic the procossion's tino of march the dis- | Will County, aud, from advices received from elty. Industrious to the last dezreo, sti are/ derly,” owning tholr own hoses, budlding ehurches, immntaning public worship in their native tonguea.—in everything good eltizens.—it butsts a inarked‘fenture throughout’ the State; a strong revulsion of feeling, resulh . ing from a clearer conception of the princi * ‘Sitawna. ‘84 towns, hnvg sruined control in for many” yenrs’ this sume condition of alfatra | LLP. Marton, Col. M. Sheridan, a brother of | phy er bunting and tort decoruons was es | [habswction, we learn that ho ia considered a deutennnt. + Capte J y edially beaut. From the vity mong some | reas nun. j basoxleted. ‘THE TAtHUNE correspondent finale | the Meuteimut-Gonerat; Capt. James J. Barts, | pocially Wnutitis, Tram, the ety along eee |” County politics aro * mixed." and tho result Is eenocrntio Loss The Hepublicrns: ° fwontyesix towns and the Nemourats in alx. OF : = Gen, C. G Augur, U.S. Av Gen. and Mr. df, . SHAKIR ta dlttentt "to foresce,—not because of purty, but | Mls been greatly rexretted that go intny of thet | ing aixteen towns now divided thirteen were | ples {nvolved In the.tarlit question; the-ens ie sorupred sdoiut Ge te Area ea pe 1. Hawking, 11, i Honoré, Maj. Asn find Gard. | eubatly an necurite estimate nt tho crowd nen Tels tho oifiees emoerate: nee uftc ‘rant | have deified politely to the party of tnjustiee ‘ eousoquently may. be thusinsi and spirit of prudent confidence which ‘pervades tho Republican ranks; ree peated fablures of Démocratic demunstra- tons in- ‘different ; parts of the State,’ and the’ desperate —_atralts in campalgn dodges to which they have been driven. Another reason fur this falth ts the thorough organization of the Republicans in every county, and Inx management among the Democrats, Ilere ‘atid elsewhere this Republican discipline will bring out a ful vote and insure a fair eleetion, Every ie gal yotor fs spotted as suon ashe lights, - Men will bo at the polls: who will know Whether the proffered votes are legal or not, Tho Republicans are quietly conildent, ‘the Demoerats not so demonstrative as they Ternerntie ty 18rd un el from bis point of view, Io. fiualiy | Mer Judge Advoeate United States Army; Gen, | ships. () this end thy tire shig every ments, seed as showin Ir or oe Wel esther The og. | Othorwine, to sectire the positious Misrepro- respondad as follows: “We re opeful and | Alexander Webb, of tho Colle of the City of ali whieh bear townattirof tar roumte aves | Revlation hed leludred plang aro resorted to, but coutident. ‘The Republican majority will bo | New Yorks Mra. i 8. Dent, Mrs. 8. 1, Campbell, uted by strong atelumtion, — Kankakes | MHo.result wilt fall upon thalr own tends, Fnely reduceds ands T think, will be wiped out, | Toln B. Hamilton, BB Zaslar,, Tsuue C. Klee NIE in dinay dvuehonanetgy 2 f uvoning a mounted compny of Gnriteld All the snagority tho Nepublienns wilt get, if sted, W. W. ‘outer, HI Honoré, In, St. Amiy, 20: Kockville, Mamenes, Pilot, Acthur boys, from the conntry south of to any. will represent the powor of money.” Tho Stoughton, Mra. Ste M. Felt of Citent, Gen, Mabtolite ane Norton, nbave shows that the hend of the Ohio Democ- | Wallen, United Stntes Armys KM. Mudie of | Sait Like pan rene pan elt protected Stuvery. and sought to extend ft Into Kinsasand | Suara, therefore, diate dhe, Repuutieais hate Nebrasknpwhtel oppoced thy aw irlving settlers | Pivot inachote or hurt. iiety-ulno towns nd on pobite lands thelr free homesteads, Lut whet |-Fiy unnerata in mine, mittee a ier Repbienty passed laws compelling freemen to cate and | gain Inthirty towns. ‘This, taker In conneetion raturn fixitive slaves; the party whieh made | Winn the urently-Inerensed Republican vate in war upon the Government, and which now | thejarger towns 48 n result which ean only bo tnakes a fuslon with thos who would brenk regarded ns showing «marked change tn pollt! dowi our tirevent faanclal systems i party | caf eoitiment. siuco 160, ‘Thero his hever been Jhleh, In the favo of a prosperity whleh showers | ns doubt thut tho Htepillean. voto In 1870 was Ats blessings upon every ret min's mansion and | guptausiy lessened by the disuffection resulting every poor mnw's cottine with the suine Indlte | tran iisiness depression, Muay inen voted fur eriinimition oF the sunlight of heaven, cries out | ‘change’ then beenusa thoy rensoned. that iat Baa. volte yenge, Wane a change!” | any ehnoze world he at improvement, ‘There Mf the Pitteontih © @oandinavitay Wise {CH ho ag ittle doubt that the result this year ‘ 1 ponth | (Seandinav ian) # hing been fuflucneed by the renewed prosperity vonsln Regiment, and while making 10, netcinnt, of tho ntry and tho determination to avold nt onntory, he huipressed bis nudience with the | the uncertulotics whitch muse result. from aay: plnling Pe ater ask ita I RerUUDNE I fs NO } change, ‘ oratorical ofort could have done, | Many among: There Is no doubt that last Monday's townsht; tho Dunes of thlsclty are asking themselves tba | oleetions in thit Suite sliowr that, thy. prota: nhuretature buen taken apolint theless | Hes today alt ure tit Conneeticut will choose “And iueinst thelr natural Inetiners, | Varileld Electors tn November. : i pabitean gins. Tt ape - um q mM eneh: Stimiur, Otto, river, rode Into town, with toreties and uniforing, ‘AT the appo 2 nd exiibited auino fino skill in cavalry ove: Pollo: Mula Staten Aris Ne Mita itl uourahe phgennt atic | ena, “ene erapany, numbered, bot Canty vee - joston, Mroand Mrs, Robert Campbell, Gen. | its marche headed by, Cole Chuck, the. Maret trom no frat exhibition of tho kind FE rere Meat Aumnbtiauin Tarnel Voudes, Gen. Meredith Htond, exes vio Hs tly: Hs Asdatant Mapibaly Ne. | Withested upon tho strvots of Ortawa fur yours, jdinissions Chalrman Thompson has ever mute, | Zoe Murphy, Mout. 1. Allon Barker, U8 A | He never before detgned to use an “if’t but | W_P. Moers, Abram Ilecell, Col, Tom Ochiltree, De dsuekliny We Hf, | ANE It attracted coneldorabte ttention. Lt would ut é ‘1 ‘ep | {ndlente that tho pralric-fires nro burning: and now, fearful of being mute a Inughing-stack of | J: Mf. Bunday. Charles Gulteau of Chicago, Jusso it Juror aeoident of any kind, | here of Ordor No, 40, or his followers and after the returns como in, he wants that word | Seligninn, Henry Clows, M. J. Mensles, and 6 fig head dt -pnraded E ore near by, behind wileh he may be nbla to seerata | Anew G. Metioake texan’ fur the General's | mal teeta, tine: ee auecesale | spectal Dlapuieh to The Chieagn Tribune, himself. Aur yet, Thompson tells bis boyd to | Taiaent tocmorror tight, Induced mort of | (ie dense crowds between which It tiarehed. |!) Jacksosvinte, IL, Oet —Ony, woek-ngo to- bow! and ruse a racket. demands of to-morrow night, Inditeed most of | Monster wazons titted with floats beautify | day word was reeelved here that Bonutor Ogles- Pe TABTAA, tho callers to cut thoir visite etiort. Ao that tho | devorated ad mirmounted with the Geddesaut | Uy gould be scene for a spuceh in Jackson: Sines tek arty were ciabled to retiree m0 Aberty bearing the National banner snd 1 + Ore i who hns been lending his wisdom during the | Pore WE night's rest, Cie ee | eunnied by navies oF MenUIITin uations neo ontered Into. by the County Republican Vantaitad tase | Comtittes nnd. thn two Hopublican’ tla were, In South Bend snd othor, manu * Sny to tho candidates nuit others, his this to say | ora will bo wralted an to-morrow | Feaudly, along, | Others contained aptrited t mittee nnd th two Hepubliean Cubs of | early eduention, atl tho traditions of. thelr - facturing «towns -of.Northern Indiana, tho ore albintlon Ebo Meuatllea snulority | snorntng Vy the following Committee of soven | of tiosouth, witht 3 shang M98) result tins been te grant outpouring of the He- | Mostivhek ee ove OF Mberty has never been IOWA, tari question is tho ‘nbsorbing topic, ant eet ‘ ity: fa both. possible Mr ieobatie? from tho Gartteld and Arthur Campaign Club of A BUAVE UNDERGOING A DASHING patient Hille athe Petra demonatration | “rhe toretillght processtun whieh preceded Col. |,” fala eee cat ik manufacturers, mechanics, murchants, and Wie Anan at New Yous, aya: T tolleve tho | He Central Committee: $1, Sutthex-Assem> [nt tho hands of the typleal ‘nhczoredeiver. | month “Of proparntion wee eee ete a | ohuson’s udiross was iw mast beautiful sight, |’ 5. ‘SPeclal Diapateh,to The Chteago Tribune, farmers ard joining in tmpressing upon tho Nb snuctiua wel ontay the Stata, Gen, Obs vig, Mlyman, Bornned Miglin, obert Ge MeCord, ex- | Others mave nh exposition of tho loadin indus thnced, "Tho old. warehorse was dn the heat | cebcelally as it wound tte way down the MU near | Krone, In, Oct. 0—Gtbbous' Opern-Hougo people the trulsm that their Ititerests aro * identical, the result being the conversion of many Dentocrats, You may safely add- Ine dana to the Republican column, . C. N. Fasserr, editor Regtster. FAVORALLE INDICATIONS. Speetat Dispateh to, Tha Chicago Tribune, 7. Moyotn, Ind, Oct. 0.-AlL indications point -to‘the-dledtion of: Porterand the Repnbiican State ticket, with aanaforjty of the Congress men: and:a close call on the Legislature, which elects a United States Senator, vico ‘MeDonald. dames Boyce, a leading flax Fire Commissioner Van Gott, Hugh N. Camp, | {les und ong whlel net with particule favor | of trim, and deliver ‘one af hin. inpplest Sati SUX, J. W. Porry,wi a i ¥ speeches, brim full of logic and fun, keeptin gros probaitg. Nov, is 1 nt all probable tho | Kllvaueae Kur, and J (6, Perrrehe will ake | Weck men ere at buesuekerm ‘Ot unnnr | fhegencr att fal OF tosis am secon lenders of tho Demoeratic party would tk xo : Ls i there was 1 profusion, nnd the Jusends whic | two honrs. Th tho, dvening the mirelinig euvs Hee it abos bad ihe rometedt, Bayes of ‘AP NUSTON, thew Lore were both patriotic und poluted, “A. | or tuis county. an alinline. wilting ruins carrying Olio, or even cutting down the el atigs ae te ecu ae aa BL infty procivitiesesprosed bya hindauima bane | eeu aiamlned, fn tereblicht prvecesion, the : a . Hivities es E - | whole elty firming ut to witness the: tapos majority to uny degree? This purty that hae Boston, Maas., Oct 10.—Gen. Grant will arrive My is na postitsy e ae i ner which, spauichuyg for them, announeed, “We | sieht. The pelnelpal buslivgs houses and pris sustained Itaelf on wind and brag during tho | Hesday evening, and will be taken to the Hotel | Aro Gariieid Girls:* Another wien eontulning | vote rosiiocoe aes ea ees, Mouse aid pri ae Aas . Brunawiel, where, Inter, he will review the pros | 200 youngsters, wel and boy, expressed thor | handsomely luminated. ‘Tho grand. old Ite. Fe a eee ee a Caen | cussion of #060 to 10,00) torchbenrers. who will wenthnente into. tranamiecaiey, «We Cannue | polio party In, his acctlCa. Re eelthoe lea has dropped. Hud the eleetlon taken.plvee 160 | Trude in hts nonor.. Weruesay forancon be | vote hut Wa Gan Harcalisor Gari” Auothor | faraleeping, and expecta.te ‘ho heard trot tn i oh clvch rupresenting ti an. allegorical way the Solid | Noyember, The Hon. {2 £. Morrison, of Mor- have talked “In a high degree," Intt now the | 204 Mls party will be driven about the elty. tho | south, bore tho lexends: “In a Demoeratio | jan. and sinene, of Sent, and othurs: spoke tn fils up and. they kuow ite “They hava. lost | M{teMoon and evuntag belug ovcupted with the | ilousd no Unter Pension Favors fie | Republic pace te, nae ag Ouhors, spoke ta ate a vuny foxtwo weeks. On. the othor | TeePton and banquet. ‘Thy lntter promises to | wllsh tho Poor Sun's > Hac ake Hojeulieuts hive been surely gatne | Be te rnost belllinnt alfair evur ween In Boston, In the Demucrutic give oillvone sty Be Be Chee coma olay wis well Olled by Democrats to-night, assem Iirothore, ervasiiug Moudeatrcot. Urldiee, aud ox. | bled to Hates to speeches by tho Hon. Jurry tendimuri full baifmile in length, Such aaight | Murphy, of Davenport, and W. G. Ewing, of had never before beon witnessed fi Ttaelne; | Quiney. The Demoeratle Club of this city und and Bei ins ce : po cartea tent HE tha | yistetpelubs from Elveston ond Iatnitton, IL, wet ound tha lie" na den torehlight atrect procession which was * Murehing Through Georgin.” the enthisiyan | Me i of the thousands of peopla who Ined the side. | 8 creditable showing for tho party, the number walks broke out uta the most. hearty shouts of fin Une balug about AO, © so late : apphiuse, é DAVENPORT, eo es iratullton terapenke for them | —qyqqCRtttt Diageo TM Chen Peibunes i On tor sper i ) Greenhaa nd. supposing ie was th ite | POUT, Inu, Oat. t—tho Gréonbnokors of; rirahal of this diatriet, who ls the | Seott County met in convention this afternoon to tho wroty site in this State, | anc passed the following: is . ene fochear lm, He was very duents | Hexnfecd, Hy this Convention, that os the iy but, when ho spoke of the Democratle purty be- | Greenbuekera of the Second Congresstonul of New York, stuted that a Demoerntic victory: advertised a the sume tbght United States sole topper innny we radio?" Death to. tha Ings, Ben Hill and Hla Haby," PEORTA, WT Duvis Lives |} dtences this evening. Union—Dob Toombs,” * ‘Thursiay they go to Mymouth Hock, and Speetat Dlspateh ta Thy Chteago Trib piles pee med ait ny Couurrmaniaut manifneturer of the county, says ina cart tng, and every duy adds to tholr strength and | | 3 iy ‘Told Vou that vou fad Better Pale My | ects Tle Ott. Decthe Longe iricedefor | ti the Party of Washinton, dultersondackson, | District have a candidate in the Mold, wise Preal- in the Zimew that Democratic auiccess meang - power. The Republican party is on the meres visit Gov, Lang at Hinghain, In the even. SCA ATAU TERE ee widelycadvertised Demoeratic mucking pa and Lincoln (2, may: siuited was ei more | dential Electors nominated, it is Inoxpediont to untort 2 a to. white 1 1 eounty oflleers, ; that ho will bo compelied to closo down, Bive, ‘The outlook is all that could bo desired, | MF - the Republicans will holt mon- | the banners ante: When elahulnyg eontidence In the 31 for county oflloors, “aid yall lel viaterstl MH ster innss-neotings In ‘Tremont Templo | Party wusa very lively ono whieh reads Geen Hla aby, teeta was tt toreible failure, Hoemooratia party on fie en thn uit frum anckiaan County to start This county will give not less than 1,800 Re , and insubstantial victory is nssured, dF Ht Hull “iL a t mn yO Democrats, i$ i a Oy aH, per was tubled, i'n! on ls) publican majority, agningé 1,860 In 1870, .. GARNETSVILUE. and Faneuil Hall. Grant will be present at both Puor wed 7. quit tig aah Appearane N-aAttornuy, M. | cen, they sll submitted to the tinugiration a! ‘3 lat Dispaten to The Chicago -Tribiinis meetings. Gov. Lomz will preside at Tremont Wonk nnd nungey, us runlned tho corpornl's gard which | Hayes heeuuaa thoy hud agreed to; for, The Republican. rally hore to-day was ag Spel paleh to ag emplo and the Hon. George 8, Bontwell nt _ Hlek and xorg, Lut the Hancock hendquartors, | his datea most tufertunately, be ent Immensesticeess, 15,000 people attending, 2 Ganunetsvinne, O., Oct. %.—The fon, J. J. Fi Vital, Ph snk “IN be the Et E. Sale Cronk cite: strife bulween the mecting and a borse- | party, so trun to its pledies OF In. OTES E. S. Spence, Seoretary of-the D tH t Btendinnu, of Creston, In. last oventng addressed | Paneudl Tull. The epentters will be tho Hon. Be {yi are busatul for, nice to seo who would bavethe largest erowdautd | cen-sicty), was Worthy of confidences in elihteen- beds er G eROEOULTY iB .omooratls tho eltizens of this city on tho Mlitten! issues W. Stoughton, the Ion, P. A. Chadbourne, Gen, brothur Movre. the horse-race won it baring ita persons present. eighty,” Tho crowd cheered iin all the sama, _ REPUDLICAN, CLAIMS IN NEW ITAMPSHTRE, County-Committes, ‘to-day published n card of tho day I onoof tho most cloquont and | 2st Chamberlain, the Hon. George F Hoary | tho procession was abont oven miles in | Ais invotlig bas cost tha | Hemocentio party In BECKETARY SIKUAN, Hostox, Oct. {.—Tho Nepublionns of New |-in thé Times, announcing he would voto for * masturly spocches of the enmpstgn. Ex-Gov. Vin Zandt of Rhode Island, Gov. Davis | Jongth, and it was well Into the afternoon by the: Ly sevori pt red votes, who comes to Milwaukee on the 1th tnst..-may | Hannshire appear to feel confident of carrying | Porter nnd Garfield, Dr. A. Bunch pub- i : . of Maine, tho Hon. a. HL Rice, and possibly Fe ET abe niniey at Avila Pie eae, é Ps te Jadiroud tg ston ov ae fara buns put, It | thy State in November. The Journal's Concord | jished A eard: tin tho Thmes, and announce * q Y sobe ory ALB 4 ho crows a Wi uv OL: {1 y hie bre, 8 not toortaily determined yet, © eorret “gatirrinteng s wt x Ps - . WEAKENING, Meseg Wart Te habe and intey Acetutrs Court-House, where Ue spenting was (0 come | | CAntoNDAta, Ml, Cot, 10,—The Republicansot | atop, hy will make t. short speech trom tne | Comespondant ostiniates thay the malority Wl), in qpublo sposchithat Ne wud left te Dene AT WASHINGTON, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunt. Wasitxaton, D.C. Oct, 10.—Tho Washington Gazelle, Bourbon organ, in an artiele entitled " Pho Indiana and Ohio Klections,” seems to be preparing for defeat. It suys: “It would be unwise to ott Inthe front of this bualldin, ‘andestand had been oreere Wits escorted, nt tiimense | thls place bad a epicited rally ust night. The whieh Senter | meeting was nddrossud by ‘tho Mon. Frank el xbortly afgor | Palmer, of Chiengo, “A good erowd wie in nt Tho chal wns ove } leudineo, notwithstandig that bet brief notice nu, Chitemin | wis given of Mr Paltner’s coming. ‘Che subject there werealso | OC tho tari was well handled, and gave great Harte, DAL ale | satisfaction to the Republicans hercahonts, Tho ivkox, Alexan baker gacs to attr oneal iors and thon to 1» Whore lls Bpecel Contteffouse atepse Whetlin ps creer” Net Le s,0W, Tho lowest majority recotved by n Re- ori aue ive emipunter of torehelurcrs wit | publledn Bloctoral teket In th stnte feum 185 #0 to Milwaukee to Join in te great demonstra- Mnctisive, was dh in 14. Lho Greon- Gon tit evening, a speelit train having been | hnek vote two yenrs nyo was Od07, of which thd already engnged, correspondent eathuntes that 2,000 was drawn FROM THI REST OF THE STATR . eopubiteans, il will be re by tho reporta to Chatrman. Maker ary inost on- | om the Kennblteans, and will bo regained by gimeuring: here fim doubt tht Lotisier aid the Inter this your, thore will ben reception ut Young's Hotel, givon by the Loyal Legion. The Governor, re Muyor, officers of the Commereial Club, and Ms My SEAS hiony prominent eltizent will be Invited. ‘Gen, | Sebied Wy ta Lon. Wetara Grant will mout the epublican StateCommilttee | pon the plitform Col, HL CG. ¢ ni ¥ at tholr rooms nt noon, Jn the evening Dahle rediet tho result of the Presidential | gren Poat G.A. 1G, of South ‘Boston, wit wive | Mely .eratic and joined-the Republienn party. Dn -Buneh Is tho most prominent Democrat In his (Delaware) township, : The Rey. Mr. Meller, a prominent Demo- erat of tho west part of the county, is mak ing Ropubllean speeches, These are straws Ine Ne Mievte d hls caleniated to do 4 eu ts ‘i . sre “hie! i fy Clection by hut of Tucaday, In ense both ‘States | a reception ‘ut the Alhmmbra, at Chy Point. | iletd, ‘GO: Campbell, imtaonto good among Cho mincrs midinerehants, | Heuek will have to wiu"not to, Washington; | HANCOCK Nor IstenviEweD ON tim TAutye on | which fndleata the way the politient wind Is 3 4 i & Me His Inbony 1 st Wi and Gon. Bray is the * seuredest san fia Wie NTs blowing. My Judgment fs that Indiann will ahbuld go (§pitlleun by maJoritics whieh could | Grant will go to Hartford Saturday, Robert Durham, 1 'N. Pe is Inhoes in this district will wreatly neslat the | i 4 ae , vEw Ye Det, .—Gen, I He antit bond : Nea AAW AL Aid fauentti Dr GC. Seerit,’ candidate Ttepublienns in bolitiag thole ur * const A Seer ve sour city, Is doing a New Your, Oct, Gen, Hancock said to-day | ojogt Porter by more than 10,000 unjority. beatae dec eal Ine TU batalla NEW York J Leonirds candida quincy. zevat seorie ti the Wifth Congrosstonal District, | that tho alleved interview tetweon himself and } tueron Mots Gen. Htoncdth js vastly stronger in the Repttb- i ae reget Clore We Ta When M ‘y Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago avibune. Wiscoalit cdateeution: Ini thee Com, | Weorresponient of the Paterson Guardian, in i aan Hean States of the North thap tho Demueratie TUR COMING PARADIN and “duties “Chathetd, Quixoy, lit, Det. D--Kirke Huwes delivered a | gree eee tite tion in the nest Cone | seiieh tho General (6 reprosonted ds expressing A HOVEFUD VIEW. FROM LAFAYETTE: purty, andyyhon the people are called on to Bp ste Mtapaites, to These hietay THING Assembly: Heabuet Ranney, i Meaxtean veternns | gpbeet In tis elty ‘this ovening. ‘Thy Opert= Sotig iiinontico tine und enorgies to the duties | somo rather quecr vlowa on thétarit, was an Roehl D Lpateh tp, The OMlzape Tribune, Foto for lin or hile comnpottior, Mr. Guriield, | New Yoru, Oct. 10—te fs estimated that there |S NCinuiaiy dviny Flaentey, Wpionoureat tho | Hau’ feat peeked frum wottam to top, aud | ot his positon us Chairman of the Htepube | invention froin bexiuaineteond, Notas ron | Lavavnrre, Ind, Oct, @.—Indiaun enmo , ho.with by found to tend hls party tn all thea, | Wilt bo about 160 organizations in the procession | Ff; if rf ' f le ndmiltraines, ¥ Hean Stute French Colony: Abram Couk, dotin 1. detin= ers i busine: 4 ’ sf ue Hral Committee, — his parte | ne representative of the Guardia, and has not oy, auton by the dwi Sllaies Scholes, K The Fourth Ward Geran Chib mada quite a within one vote of being a slave State, and is relleving. blu ns far vg pos | 0x for this ronson: No preliminary eteotion can | to-mndrrow night, The Republican Central Cam- se) any yiews for publication on tho . He ay Ee | demonstention by marcting {ute the house ina | sible. It _ 1 ran | tarlit, flo aild, further, that tho alleged tnter- | seul-Southern, - Iter Confederate Democracy truly serve ng a teat of tho poptlur vote that | palsn Chib contributes {ts GteoChib, numbering G urcctl, Ws Ws | body! Tay trun Ste. Hwee nite tit ud | Saimin such eerie HOE eet Ae ce | Slowin thetateeram abont the. GenatsPowtor | DUL ,recently.s cps 20,000. votes ngainist exe Gon, Hancock will recolvs WO mombers, The display: of tho employés of White, epeceh, which was received with repeated dem-= | of a campatgn. Mr. Maker mikes no side fs | mutter, which was published yesterday in curs dubelng tho ayord.! white” from our State A DAD PLACE TO RET. the Inrye dry-gooda stores down-town is ae onstrations of enthusinea by the audiences, The 5 woot. 8. H, sties. “The suc ner, HL. Wo A Hepatic att itl | sof the National, Legisiative, | tala Western papers, was entirely fatee, No | Constitution, “the Lepublicans ineing the A well-known Demoerat, and one who nover | tutonded to be very tinposing. ‘Tho Dry | ey, nnd others, Attar the proceedhuga bu Republicans in this city and county wero never | and County tlelcets by the fargest possible un | euch Interview tool: plice, been worst vlements of the old barbarism, ‘Tho so wide awake and well organized as thoy are | Joritics [3 his vole alin, He takes no sides in ae surviving Knights of the Golden Cirele, allows his party zeal to yet the better of his | Goods und Carpet Association will be formed | Uboued with a pitelitotio Kone by tho Momonea | jyny, , tle 3 ONG ihe | Lee Es b I M4 Qi , way on the genoral result. in November. Ilo | eveh. These commantes have been organized {n | flea tuples of tho ny, reviewhugatteneth tho Bpeetat Disvateh.to The Chicago Tribune. party. ‘he ood effete af his course will be | St. Lows, Mo. Oct. 10.—The St. Louls Fatr td i ; “ etd. Whheconaver hortorat thought that Indian would go Deinocratle by | the foltowiny novel manners Company A will | fiatory UF the Remublicunand Demoorrto vac: | Thootisuros: like Oct Methane Gurley | Munda the hirgest. majority in” Wisconsin thut | prictteatly elosed last evening, but, as none of | OUUS Dutthehiting to wine never better oy . ‘ " sade cunized, never more hopetub The 80,00 Bamall majority, but unless tho mnjurity {9 | consist of tho young men bulonging to tho | Ves % Hall wu erowaéd Wide ovGutny trom ple to yeu | the Hepuiblican purty ins hid In w Presidential | tho extibits were removed, n great orowd | Eteonitehurs nnd tie first voters told Lhd, more thin 1,000, ft wit not do tho Demovratle | houses on Lrondway, from Chambers to Leon--] The dny’s proceedings were etosed with amar. | lery on tho ocension of tha, Republican xpoveh * nA cnossr. visited the grounds to-day, and outside of tho | balance of power, and will give us vietory, . ey ‘ 3 aificent torchilzht procession, in while 24ao | by the colored orator G8. Suilth, aud to-night i mid 1 yin th ee it eh + party much ool, Ho hus dono considerable { urd street; Company 1 of tho houses from Leon | forenebenrers marehed_ ning fa laminons fie, | Wassultry, 1 wna igaln crowded to ite utinost Speetat Diapaten to ‘The Chicago Tritnine, exhibitions in the arena tho people were quite,| ag 1 belleye, Our businuss men have betting on elections, but thls time thinks It fs | ard to Canul street; Company Cof tho bouses | ind rovided wbrilfluat lish to tha day's ens | by thosy who wished to hour President Everest, | TA Crosse, Wis. Oot. th Tho Repitolicun | 88 well sutlstied as on tho days during the week. | solemnly pledged _tiemselves to remain at wisor to keep hia money than towagerttonauch | on Worth street, from im to Canal | thuslisin aud enjoyment. ot Eureka College, relate whit, as a fiend, | Convention beld in this elty to-day nominated | Phe fair has been gronter Anancial snecess | the polls wil day. This menna business, ‘The Qucurtan matter street; Company 1) houses on Worth, fram PP AMUOYs schoulmite, and: coliborer of the Paeatty of | the Hon. ME Whe lor State Senator and John | than antielpated, The gate rgeolpts to Inst oven | clty is full of repeaters and: shoulder-hitters Iv aoe Churea AKFeUE Wu Deduilitaies Compaiiy i aNee Rpectal Dispatch to The Chleago Tribune, itlram College, he kuew of Gen, Greth Its | Uendloy for.jsseitlynian. “These nominations | Ing anoanted to $70,000, and those af to-day and | fron’ Philadelphia, and the slums of Chilengo stabhen : "4 Annoy, LL, Oot. Wt vt > Cullom mddresaes winlleneos wore greatly Jaterested uid so tancenbly tee thie ealleinkd gene teased 8) tained by hs portrigab oe sta cent stiutesmans Afternoon, wud, aA etal, pleased & character and ability. a8 shown) In his ¥ aro, be sald; | street; Company Ht housos on Walker streets | hiv geutnt imunner iid eloquent delivery, Tha | Deivate, as well is lls publia, te, Company Thouses north of Canal street; Com- | Hon. Lawrenes Weldon und the Mons Henry { and. nll were | conviivell of | his purity ol are tinportang, tnasiueh as a United Stites | tha revemte from other sourees will give x total Senator is toby ehosen {iy March’ to succeed | of fully £10000, lonyving a bandsouo, surplus Angus Cameron, Lele suld Ut, though theso | over oxpel : Kar euion nreina favor of and will vote for el "nletus Sawyer, thelr eccond choice ts Mr, Finley, Titden’s ex-barrel roller, has Just re- |.00 Leonard street; Company F houses on turned from Judlana, , Yelng asked what the | Franklin street; Company G houses on White Brospects of Demoeratic succes Ib ig a question of coloulzation, andSt. Louis, but there will be some strange faces in hell for breakfast Wednesday worn: ing If thoy attempt to vote, W.S. Linas, Editor Courter, iu i : 1 Character. After listening ta the Veloquent | Camoron. SUICIDE, : A cuTTIxG DOWN. = pany K houses not otherwise assigned. Panui wera present. | An attructivy feature cf | svards of hls ilt-long friend, lopubttenn, dade JANRBYIN LOUrB, Oct. 10.—Lcean Rouchor, of tho firm Spectat Dispateh to The CAcitgo Tribune. INDIANA TOWNS, A DISPLAY OF FIMEWORKS Tren Dixon, it tholroxcollont reudition at ene erie was alse given bythe spenker tersuly and Speeiat Dispateh to The Chteaga Tribunee of Moucher & Co, proprictors of tue MoundCity } Sienuyvin.k, Indy Oct &—The Demo reledly, but in able and convincing manuer, The: ATANESVILLE, Wis, Oct. th TERRE HAUTE with accompany the mureh of the Down-Town | palin songs. tn tho evening thore wan in grand i i ah Nh Speeiat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Merchants’ Club, The erection uf tho reviewing | lorchlignt Hroveasion, a ae He peeaceanate HR Re ES alehie val Tenun Havre, Ind., Oct. 10.—Tho Domoeraey | Stud will be voyun to-murrow in front of the formed guards wer In Ine, Delegations y ! special tealns camo from Dison, Mendota, and | fot and horse, aguregatiog Just Tih. tinned 8, hold ita lust rully bere yesterday. Ttwas a auc. | Worth monument, It will ba imide us large Sherine and imide the fuest appearance this Hh, coualn of A, WBrevenson, enndiante for 1 OF ff us the extent of the ground will permit, | place ever witnessed, Every ony was enthuse | Consrest. was the orater. Tho meuting was ero pre bod participated. | THO | though the Chib hag recelved appileations front | Whit several {1 tho provedsion and thy trauspare | fkbes but whore tts oldetime solldlty Is aly torhlight procession was tha lnrgest Of tho | ae toast uw thousund for places on the stand, | tneles wore Ktoned by tha Dumocratio inate] twith, owing te tho fet thie’ Irish . tho Repurbtleang a fy " ¢ tigations nedalnetea a ee epubiteang | White Lead und Color Works, Nos, TUL and TUd thiselty, for Assemblyman, Mr, Lawrence is | North Second treet, wont to hls store nt 10 the praene mom ‘. x ve o'clock to-night und blew his brains out wh INEIAT. . Nistol. No cause ts assigned tur the nut. Ho Speetat Diane aes ari ores ‘Tribune. Ieee four lotiers addressed to diferent persons, MINERAL Point, Wit, Oot The Hon. . but none of them have been opened yet. Williams, of danosyitte, gave uh A DALriMOny, Md. Oct. W—Like Wels, aged of two hours’ length this ey Ih, hanged hiner? ta-day, Hs futher bad eraths Hajority in Sholby County on the State theket will nat ex red 750, EDITon REVUnLICAN. TEPUDLICAN SUCCESS ALMOST OEITAMIN: Special Diapateh to The Cateaga Tribunes Logansvort, Ind, Oct. UA caroful stndy of nil the elements, and a Knowledza of tho comontign, 300 torches: being In Tine. Senator | Hovurid Hotels on. the romteof tho provosston, | Huns ‘Thoavenmy meeting was adhteessed by | Publleans | are gradually | becaminue | aitite | hal Wn our oly wen ave lied, aid Chiet whipped hin shorttf befors the banging, AIL GrE MFCR TAL “Ye 1G Meotes Muses: Ae Meck spoke In tho afternoon ton hinge audience puriientirly thy Fitth Avent at be devornted | Gov, Catloin, Lawrence Weldon, and Honey Dor toth denial at tholwelle renties ‘ohare tint UVO Us YRoIUT OT Haat WH NOt soon De fore oo Hiewn tleket slinost a cortatuty in tits county. und Col, Ines addresaed the people iu tho ovens | #24 MWemfnated, and go will a vonsilerabte | ment, and wasn blz auce ‘a, Stevenson had much to de with the ree . } Bolten. Lewns tho ablest etfort wo have listoned Battling with Sharia, ‘Phe Republleans will make great gains. 2 huinber of private dwellings, On tho review! SINNEWA 381 ny recut To fe yiuye twill 4 1 i year eli fug. Hand. besides Gon, Grunt will he G tl WINNEUAUD- COUNTY, on bt Unponunt, the Hon. D.C. Smith, of [10 for my a your, and wilt dots iueh good, 6 Londen Telegraph, Republican Congress: from. this district Ex-aDY, NISHOP, and ‘ath. Tt dss aint Oxpectod CAG. Hike | gyyceretlat Plpaten to The Chleaon Tribune, Pelciny cetera to it Iie CIRIERE oc oe ete ee oe et eee eee Te Ta crecttote wha nui ti atiea of tho chino swilt ho elected. Eprron Jounsda Ne t 4 ne) a Debs hea tf 5 fan / ti x : 1 y ay o “0 yl by Dvite |, 4 bd ae Spretat Dispatch to The Chleaga Tribune. thy Inte Pomnocratie parade, theru will be many ane i MO CINpNIKTE amd | Aue gauee that Bmultlvs bankruptey, Welk: | tietuen. feared by author portlune of tho dic | Ianccrnisers. eit. the Ate Broomnatos, Hy Oct. 1—1t was announced | devices extlbited, auch is stlps and’ boats re oe ae AH Paes ey toe front wa sortunnte rallrcid eotliyg hur Wat the Hone | eet he Wenycor nuivertiaciment. WIE bo pers. | (uy Connts, state, and National Hekuts, Rhowld | published by ia of Ghlo nae ale dette mk haus EuRaitasea tad serottn Hate, | evemr other county tn fue Seute do aa good wark | been shawn t Wutlon, wos VERY HOPEFUL OF BUCCESA, The account was prepared and, RB. Williams, of this city, atid has bo grossly garbled nod dletonest, cust the story” ship Wit Swain ronurkuble heru= nh that torrid shore trlet that Mr. Uuzelton will by severely “loft | wafoh comes from hee Majea behind.” but wo wish le understood duit we are | will certainly appear ond ot Ropubllonns, and if thoy (those who fear fori | fam, Tn tha seas whieh wast elton will | abotnd alniost eve last night ut a public mi RM, Mishap, ex-Gu clured his Intention of Vv Boeetat Diswuteh to ‘Ihe Chicago Tribune, Tieiaony, Ind,, Oct, The, Republicans in Eastern Indlanaare very hopeful of suc + q i in the demonstration after the details bad bean rf c " M BOATUIN, Hy Oct. Pho Hon, JC, Cannon ae De. Sitherwoods | completed, but while he sul it would be finpod his evening tho Htemibticnns of tho eounty He gabe = aha " 0 a with retntor Macon:County ext. Monday, and efi. Wood, a lending | Cuprigteet but while ha said it fro te bo nddrosaed nt the headyunetons by Gen. au i nit ". positlous In the mn oAy ty commence a Vigorous: catvnss of this purt of Tine, hey wil bu permitted to pumde and fai | Stephen Ae Huribut, of Helvidere, and the huis bitten tn r uN 48 Whanelngo is doing there wilt be nodowbt but | it has reeoited: on Stevenson, and oceusto: will attend tothyles knitelige Mr. 1 ry kind of sharky, togottior | oad ne itt hagy, So for inforiution waa reondvedt duet a petvare | AME ays Hh bean nal AMY Mtn Cult anal Gaited wil be ateweaetil by | arow kuxon todeny ts paternity ston 18 | hy returned with i hnnudaame winery. Twit any a monster wee muni eo SUR REE eer at eo ea Jotter tog person tn thiaelty, Thure are nny | ippileations from may. ety and ant-ote ul helininas wiuority. | in iid there werd HECATUR, BNNs ee ev itit apeviits fy wall founded. In the Sixth Conuresstonal in this chy, oll Democrats, who hive declared pplention ‘v u ny ye iM i enst in this connty 1405 Republlean vetoes, whit he ¢'h Fyeetat Iifapateh to The Chteaon Tribune, HL in among thom! With a greedy haste that | 1 MIE © they Will Spire chee eae a igetaTeL | town oriquutzaitions to bo permitted to taku part bikmbes whl by gees nervous) in Nuverater Bvectat Hisvaten to The Chteago Tribune, District thers will certainly be jargs Repub Hiean gains, and my: information from tho State at Jarge Jeads Ine to delleve Tartar will tit Btu nitords Hittle thine for eseap pleees, divided among the predatory bord, and distppoenrs aq completly ng though he were the thing candidate -for | merest lobworn, Suen 1 ieldent as Uils wos tha Loin, a prominent physte! well-known dentists and ¥ dry-gouls with. & Warnitcows, Wit, Oct, <The fact tins bee Unearthed that the Hon, J.C. Gre, t ogratg candidate tar: Congress hi this Se cUatrict. was tho Krayed y . ¥ unllonbtedly he elected, - Nothit : : HUNCS Are that It wit be anentiustastig | te distelut. | Ho will Lo wssiated by tha Hon, We | Congress in one of the Now York districts In | cause ot the brave deed which bie Just been | pendous frauds can bent hin, PEELING AT MICIIOAN tty, Anon the extreme left of the culumn Inthe om | ate: Ke dowell, of Danyilte, the Hon. desso H. Moore, | uh < ! 1 ON ane peel | pendous frduds cnt beat : Special Duspateh to The Chicago Tribune. dor they arrive, aathering. ALLERGY 16d, a rovelution not at all pleasant to the lirge | perforined, Lyfng olf tho const of Mozumbi the look-out of tho Witd Bwan cspled u slave Ahow, anh elise wos dummeditely given. in valine the pieatical eruft cracked an canvas, and ig obtained tho regular Democratic Indore endeavored to vacnpes the Uritiah inan-af-war inant, whethor wordhy ot tor nots An explitt was foo swift and tou well handled for such an Yon from Mr. Gregory on tho subject fs looked nen toaucesed, and presently the dbow wae for with uixiety, anfoafonside, ‘Then oie the process of trans- HODGH COUNTY, ferring tho slaves which ware on board tho Ti county pollttes everything ie moving along | 88d other tooal orators, On Tuosdn, nian, by Tren J,000 to 6.000 mnjority, If we cai wares a tho eat eat Heke thragtnnt Hea aaa SOT Roane ptt MA ad ; ,! 1 cm ou WHI BO oleeted by seve: , i Ne day ext. ‘The changes in tho agricultural, APPREHENSIONS OF THE DRMOTIATY Cireuit Clerk, 'T. M. Hutlers for State's Attorney, | Ate Tlamititon, Hepublican nominee for Leuten: manufacturing, and commergial literesty oF thd Sprctat Mapatch to The Chicago Tribute, Uhurles A, Workss ‘for Shetttl, Amasn Tutebingy | SueGavernar, will sponte, Last nicht ther Stutu have buen very lurguly in aur tavers SUL, | Wasuinatos, DD. Ca, Oot, 1.—Kurly intho came | wud for Coroner, dunes Dawe, wast notably street parade at Cariekl voters " ] reg at, v t 7 ches fuera ure ofemonts of unovetalnty, wilels bores | wig ia gimnt Carolin It was atven ont oft | Wide Ninth Henatoriat Diwriet, comprising | AMUN I wnitueny enreyoy torchey, bub NO , duNKINSONY Hihtor, Migs Crry, ind., Oct. 10,—We aliuil carry forelgueborn olemont iy Mr, Gregory's present 2 wow & AN inediti pollticnl pasturage, whoas vates be naw exp ig becudye ns a rautter of ryrht by virtue of hie Uairauny jean SAL, VHT ‘Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, CrawroupaviLLe, Tnd., Oct, W—An ims partial ylaw of the ‘politienl situation leads oO this opinion: ‘Thls (Montgomery) county ig Democrats by about one Tundred and - c the Countles of Boone and Winnelago, perfect | 8Peeebes were made, q y doomed veasel to ber captor, an operation atten | thirty majority; Porter will make bly gains, uaivied Ey th: Usaha gre | elully tut the ennvas was to be Apeuceabloone. | harmony. prevullsy althorh te kepubltents DUNDER, eee Blech ae The Deaveerney of | HF somo duiieulty: In the trene A‘etean | and probilty carry the: county's “tho. ieepube SEREE AT ER adt Fhe terre eet Tt waa thouylt that the oifeets of former nowt of | considered it best ta nominate but iwe eaunidl> Spectut Lispatch ta The Chicago Tribune, the } anner Ci yt the Bute, Dike and (has it came about that while the work | Heans will doubttess oleet thoir State Sonntor DE AIA, Grease anid Bo Tau Mutye at id,0i viulonce lad not suillclontly worn away foom it egeret booing 1 TL rely oe Tati Oty, Te is Ms Det eke iiberata iicemnte at fan ; ON] the aufuda of the colured Ropublicn cy | a Hy comity, ‘The two | od to have a big rally last night at Hunt's Hal Hehe adtecntoisense cute vetia | Huon damgeroue to. tho Dmormte an voters | {qulataa gata uur enve 0 cho) but ie ool wren adam cles ual fol wud others uro disgusted we thy treatment | The peueetul polley Is not, howuver, un euccesse | "fn thy Coumrensionnd hit Winnebagn County OF Tlunoouic Uiutise about one tinniteed eee Reeolved ut thy linda uf Landers and the bemo: | fu) ws tha leading Dewoerits wish, ‘Tho follows | wiltda her best fur thy tuinines, the Ton. dont | ured were met by tie loeat conipany et anes NOTCHES COURA Donriug gifts, wie have rolted | 8 letter, weltton by wy tuading Democrat of G, Bherwit, of Au the disiriot wilt une | boys here, Judge Blivanus Wilcox, of Bigin, Tere an nee, iets setts tue Fated | Ocniaburg County i bie County Chuleman donttedly ylve Mr Sherwit tho obletine mujeres | spoke to a sina jidience, and conthined for Ure cuinpalen os a reinforcement to tie wh lee dliclusea come Of tha antivyances experlenced Hert Hie Sern: /CRUeAM cadres OUR eerie Huns Monta ihs Whitive Bantam Attensa oat s i Che Wits Eh urs }s uito's Atorney 0 Pereenet ona te bitter detruction, Wispuriit | by tho Democrats, and floater astray desire | Asregurdy tho Stato and Natfonal tlokets, tt.) Kune Couity, delivered i ddreas to the "tos fijeeten into the cunviusa, They bi rs toneeeic for tho return of tho rule of the Ked-Shiets and eat certulnly bo maid that the Deespeeta A ed publicise this oventiy at Huntia Hat Put THe Rete recat. Hey bava natant | iy Nighteltlderss hore envouragiig, Anon the kt of Noe | Dundee down for a good Hepublican majority, u pier tie ery will coiny frou thous, Lins 5% » pollute thy buttot-box, Every effort 14 bel Br, SATTHEWA, 8, O. Bont, 2 8ML— Mr. 8. | tut for Guritel vUry pies tudo to roll buck the. foul lon, und Wo oe Pibbie, County Chairnidn, Grinuctry “cine bul for Garteld and Cullum, and every Ole | special currcapandence of The Chteago Tribune, dently hope to sucecud, and give a uiuderate he wanty Be County, went throih a fonetul ortenl yesterday. | 848 gol on a Tittle sluve boy slipped from the neath, eau ondoayar tee HUMIINtG print ship's aide, and Cell into the waters Tt was but i q ory Tine ition them poluting to the foutnents Fut already the ehunos of a morsel had ‘ closely followed the dhow Lu bo: f traps cilinentta 1 hag simmueuels disaster instantly durted upon the. oor fad, aud with one snnpok the Jaws blt ot ho right les ut tho knew, As the Alood tihyedt tho water tho attention of other monsters of tho SY BWHrin was attracted, and ony of thee, are Tepresenalive, and Sherlti, The tarhtt ques tion enters largely Into the canvass, and ele senders gnins for the Aeqablleans, ha ~ Evrrou Jounval. UEFRESUING FROM LA PORTE, Special Dispateh t The Chicaga Tribune, LaPonriy Lid. Ook Mer Thqvate fiero will undoubtedly be, closes.) He afi ig role ablilty thut the rep feds. WU klt@eeedt In oxtingulshing tho hitherys lavas Democratic majopity, and cleat hi thelr counly teket, Bowatp MAnioy, Editor karat. WITH ALYAIL VOCE ASD NOXEST. COUNT: kul, 1S sclootion of w fudicioun al at loose ends, ard Os jurty seomed to have control of the Convention, Tha” follawhig tloleot wae flantly nominated: Sonntor, A. K,- Delunyy Bherit, John: beeker: coe a Biante AM. Greets Disiplit Attorney, Mayas Prensa ys Behwelfels hogive Tere Me iibawen the better portion Seiko | Hvingon tho keene, overed the other ley uf the Hutoeriey bolt the Heket, aud murounes thefe | oy. dust thon wn Gaxliah wallor on tho Wild determination to unite with tha Republicans on | Bwaty fully aware af all the peril he encounter ‘Toeaday us plachye in the Tleld a set of mien thar | Oi eran everbaaed araied only with a eheath: Will be deceptable to thy peuplooe Dodge County, | Kalfe, and vo vielonts attackal tho sharks, and ‘Tho wviien of thy Hemovratio Convention has | #9 tleterininedly beld fils own fn aupparttig the Deak fins | hope you will net think mu pro- Pasa, WL, Oct. A—On the evening of the jth “FIVE THOUSAND MAJONITY. é aml give , u MAYOR MARWISON AT BATAVIA, ty euler roatly enbineed the olnaces of die Hon. Blihuy | Boor vlctin, that be wis enabled to beat olf hie Spectat Dispateh to The Chicaya Tribune, publics MNES FURRY See ae Mtnea aire dar tage atettatete 18 | Speetat Correapmnutcce of The Cteugo Tritaune, Hae ctr ittorong nae ceronpny cecurred iY imu, Mepubllewn eundldnte for Conurress in | wesullunty et tho boy tate wee mes tHe Guunscastie, Indy Oct. &—With a falt Apectat Dispatch to Tha Chieago Tribuns, your polluy of requiring us to attend the Hes |) UATAVEA, Tike Oct othe Demopravy here | United States tig and a Republican campaign |e Firth District wasipst Gon. 88. Mea " apply. yote and on honest count, Lndians will 0 Jvpablican hy 5,000, anifority; but the tlk eatlons ary that the Deniwerats withvattempt topravent. both, es > George J. LANGsnaLe, e “Kdltor Banners THE STATH CENTAIN YOR VORTEL * Syectat Ltapatch to The Chicago’ Tribune, i Es actiairy Lida, Oct, tank Republic Bomne of the moet ardent Democrats adadttling | te InJustos inilletad op the weara child ha been T ghie sume o' Wy D , Hubler meetin In thle county, f attended | ve bad another blowean thud been heralds | banner by the Hepubtican Indics of this elty to Boum Hesn, divs Oct, Ve-lust, Wedliestay | i iuuuting ne Fore Motte-on satiatays uid Weg | et for aoverut vtasw that’ the Hon. Carter i, | tuo Gurlight and Artur Clnb here, “iy nde oday, one Tentureat atten age diate | wiowo observer ait a exretul dlatoner, und | Harel “Chicago's best Mayor’ (why thé | past, T orclock Howol’s Hai wus lied (a aver * alt itu imanuthoras Leo stepile diet came away witisiied that our presence | {tle would address the Uae Me of Batavia on | Howling with the citizens of the vlty and mem akon pact and Aye nett ant he eateeet | thurs stot only did no Koo, but Nisiwaly | Priay vouln lev intingly, when Beldiy | Lorvot the clubs tuo higtor to veut tretn the “All Giumed, Wael: Pot roaanta yey a Fa mule made the meeting vw complete Kuess | UVCNINY cune We Wore on thu Up-tue of oxpece | juillea the Nattonal colors and banner, the for- se Sinds of fabries in che petty eh ee ed for tho Itepublicuns, The Mopublicuns treated talon, wuticlputing sowuthing wonderful to | mer to withous tho oxorelses. Soon utter the “The rough 10 tho finishing. One bidiveamek, | Us With every courtesy, und gave our speakers | WPpen. “Chleago® best, Mayor" would con | abuvesnamed hour tho Indies mato tboirapponrs boat of largo ‘cupuclty: ene ursaterts thio by respectful bearing, with fie Iaplicd under. | descotl to address.ux, To minke a lone story | aneg, Searlug the colord with them, Attermuslo Toute aed Thartiatly sided at Consideruble Lathe, | Standing that we wore to show them the eine short, the taceting was heli, and, after ahoottiy ate Vann Bi thot Inge cannot, under tho condition ef | 80 severe that bu di Abtngs, reculve 100 mijority.in Dodge, witob i = cantly Sanat uy uh tor at Jeet te Donne * Kugente. eralle niajority, ogee majority cun be ir Ol Kein down {01,000.11 Dodo Cait it would | ork London Morning Lut anpouness that, the make the cuntest extremely doubtful between | porough eatate, 1 Hampshire, close to the bore hin and bie competitor, Colimin, und a ttepab> | ders uf the County of Surrey, for £20,000, 'Tho ‘ Kean triumph on Congrossmun i the rock- o1 lute ay rooted Dumocrutia King District. not ut all iis PHSNG sine fhe prenerty of tio, lute: Me Zhoinns vile wud and a patriotio sony by the the well-known publishur,and consists ny ; a 7 iu y ans have gained consiterable Li thiy county. eg a fi courtesy, dnd, as the supurtor rice ~ | Bia potato papexan, Poasy Cirimes Introduced Jee Clad, thy ladies came. forward, and with a | Probable, of about 247 weres, with very fine trees and vith corre: " i " Hug on arueela duriug the proceasluns another | gor undoryt fa tho supurior rico sek un OxUIn: |S hiengwe bust davon’ tho lois Carter He | most inpitesive and eioyucut muirede donveced grounds, The Eipress will not’ go. into posscse tt Le yrres ponding ualng ithe. State the Hondo tho wagon Te te eeldebaker. tho | row vory mild speuches by var aide withourany | lerivon, wuo, heme notin hla awn county wud | on thelr behalf by dra. Gurnell, prosented tho MICHIGAN, son of it ntl danunry, as See, Langman, tho,| Will certaluly curry tt for, otter iy Working Ut the uiivil. us ho Was wont indo rare | elfect, and two his own hous proccaded to astunish us natives; | eulors und banner ty ‘tho Mon, Luvl Beott uf | yun, genowe AND THE BALOONKEEPERS Assocte | Witow, li very nustoud to spond anothar Chrlat- | INLy defout te, Dut L bulleve 1 will ot. Jeurs nyo; wud soon uuu tho SpELRGH OF ttle VEILY BTIMMING AND TELLING SrELCHES aud be did ityes. wo have been née | Pana, us President of the Club, who on behalf of ‘ masthore. Her Mojesty intends to bulld on the : - Avrrol Review. Tupldly-cbuay Sone Panornmioview. ‘The country | by pickey and Taft, very exasperating to us, weet ae ee die feats pe Sem Tr aCe rT home eae ager ete caine in with large detentions, and the whole { uid very dumaging to our party ia the minds of | was a mighty man—a Lig mans +-wroccasion was moved rapidly forward, Ittouk | tho ucirocs, Buverut very gruye aud tell- | Congress; had bad tho Hoor of Con TOM, 1 7 Int chapel to recelye the bodice Bpeelat Sespetca! ta-Pas En lcdag Trinane, Pete Raiperor wad tho beines Iiaperiat. ‘tho Barris Cinek, Mich, Oct, ¥.—To-day, forthe | Em; erent uso of Camden Pluce, Chiselhurst, firat tha, they Hon. D, H, Joromo, caudidute for } expires iu March post, HY A SMALT, MAJONITY, Bypeciat Dispatch-ta The Chicas Tribune. Mapisoy, Ind. Oct %—Kho State will & SMuyor,” | sponse to tho ladles. Appropriate susponses i beon to | wers algo mide by Messra. Clurk, Exsick, Me- many, |.Quizy, and Searle. the wholu ceremony lasting