The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1877, Page 2

, MONDAY, JANUARY 1. 1877. PRESIDENTIAL PLOTS Secret Republican and Democratic Military Organizations. ESTATE FOR SALE. v—FEMALES. SITUATIONS WANTE! _____ EUROPEAN STEAMSHI SARE LIN pac NEW YOKK LO GLASGOW, LIVERPOO! BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, CITY REAL WEST 27TH LD athoreughl, FIRST CLASS COOK; understands boning, larding and putting Nor h liver (foot of Cumsl st. E OF VIRGINIA, STATE OF NEVADA, STATE OF GEORGIA STAT. OF INDIANA. First cabin, $00 and $70, return tickets, $110, $125. ‘Secoud enbin, $45 $80, Steerage at low: WEST 279i #1 RESPECTABLE COLORED wom xn as cool WILL BUY, COMPLETELY Hstiod, brown sione AUL P. fODD, 145 Broadway. | West Side. —FOR SALE, $20.000. $12.500 House, 29.6250, lot i! . £. 1. LUDLOW & CO. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE _AXD TO 1 REENWOGD CEMETERY LOY WANTED, ‘giving doantien and price, for one week, MARY MANS- sle colored woman as cook ik to accommodation ; for two days, K, O. Chambermaids, PROTESTANT YOU Jchambermaid and waitress rates. Apply to AUSTIN ». Agents, No. 72 Broadway. New »PKERAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROAD THE COMPANY'S PIER FOOT OF CANAL pT., NORTH BALDWIN & © ST 218T ST, ‘@ handsome thre possession May AY AND AT Mik PUENERAL “TRANSAYLANTIO COMPANYS STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW your 3k AT PLYMUUTH (G. B,) for the landing of passengers. his favorite route fo nd punetual about her wor! ; good reference. Housekeepers. & ST.—A YOUNG LADY, HIGHLY econ plished and of cheerful dispositic position a» housekeeper; ina widower's family prefe Call all the week. KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE. ‘The splendid v« nent (cabins pri ith electric bells) will orth Kiver. foot of Morton st , ns foilor UK (Pouzols) FRANCE (Trudeile) LABRADOR (Sangli PRICE OF PASSA $110 to $120, at reduced rates, uverior wecommodations, including é and utensils without extra charge. LOUIS Dis BEBLA REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. sailing trom pier 18 East itiver as follows :— 'uesduy, Janaary 16 The Sons of America and the Pha'anx of the Loyal! Brotherhood. PORTENLOUS MOVEMENTS IN THE WEST. ectoeretetoniaenerooesi PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RE} (SE AND LOT, UN s Lot or House and Lot in el $6,000, with or without mortgage. LADY OF 18 AS sekeever; widower's family g , GOLD, including ‘win to necommo Laundresses. EAST 48TH »T., TWO STATIts UP, ROOM 9.— respectable woman to g» ous warbling or howse- \TIRGINIA FArMS 92 Broadway. B. FP. WINFIELD & Co. ELEGANT NELL, Clifton, Staten Island. “REAL ESTATE TO JFOUSE WANTED—IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, .000,0r Factory Prop nt, 5» Broadway, cleaning; best reference. Nurses, osc WOMAN AS nurse and chambermaid or us seamstress Conumucs, Ohio, Dec, 24, 1876. Just now there is much suid und a great deal written Telative to the existence here in the West of secret Bocietios, the alleged object of which is to secure the inaugufation of Hayes and Tilden respectively as ‘Vresidovt on the 4th of March, The democrats and their leaders and organs charge that the Grant-Hayes adherents are being organized in this State and in Indiana, with a semi-military complexion, with the secret object of using force to sustain the schemes of Chandler and Sherman to maugurate Hayes, Of course this is denied by the party organs of the ad- ministration, who retaliate by charging that within the ranks of the Western democracy a powertul organi- zation, with extensive ramificutions, has been formed for no other purpose than to precipitate civil war upon the country if Samuel J. Tilden be not counted in by Congress on the second Weduesday in February. charged that the democrats have resuscitated the old organization known as the “Knights of the Golden Circle,” that made such aggressive demonstrations in the early stages of the late war, and that they | are now extending their Order secretly throughout the ‘eat; that their object is a treasonable one and tmt the leaders of the party are knowing to the existence It t# true Governor Hen- dricks has disavowed ali knowledge of such organiza. 4 the belief that they have no existence, but his digavowal doos not indicate that there ig no ground for those widespread reports of se- cret societies existing in the West, 1t has fallen to the lot of your correspondent to es- tablish the truth of the charges made by democrats and republicans alike that such secret schemes are on foot. These secret pilots are not confined to either party. Both republicans and democrats have their oath-bound societies, Whose ovject, no doubt, points to the same end—viz., tho inauguration of their favorite candidate, Before proceeding to detail tho character of tho in- formation [ have obtained sustaining this assertion let me say that 1 have very secretly and quietly visited many centres of political feeling and discussion in Michigan and Ohio, and without leading them to sus- pect the objectof my mission, | have elicitedthe views of many local leaders, QUIKT REIGNS IN MICHIGAN. I find in the former Stute among the republican busi- bess men & Very conservative feeling existing. All ex- press the desire that if, on the report of the Congres- sional committees now in the South being mace to Congress, iv is found that Tilden has probably carried one or more of the doubttul States, he should bo given the benefit of the doubt, and receive the indorsement of Congress. They declare that the repubtiean party cannot afford to take the responsibility of precipitating a civil war by blindly sustaining the Washington pol:- ticians, whose object is a retention of office and con- tinued enjoyment of tho spoils. thus, of course, aro not federal office-holders, but the business men whose patriotism and desire for fair play and peace tower tar abovo party lines and partisan antecedents. ‘The office-holders are as loud us those of other States in maintaining that Hayes shall be inau- gurated at all hazards, and they even go so far in their blind zeal in fotlowing their political adviser and mon- tor, Zach Chandler, as to declare that they will march on Washington, with arms in their hands, to sustain fhe democrats of the State are very undemon- strative and reserved in their utterances. do givo expression to opinions it is to deplore the pos- sibility of a conflict, and to express the hope that the wisdom of the clearheaded republicans of the country will hold in check and neutralize tne bitsern oflice-holders and rule-or-ruin leaders of tho party: The democratic clubs that existed in tho State during tho last campaign have, as far as I can learn, been dis- nd no bombastic boasts of using force are tn- dulged in by the rank and file. Outside of the Boys in Blue and the Grand Army of the Republic there aro | no secret republican clubs in the State. Blue keep up a taint semi-military organization, but the State has so large a republican voting majority that the “Boys” are lukewarm, can safely assure you, there are no political clubs plotting to inaugurate civil internecine strife. This may be, in & Measure, Owing to the confidence repo-ed in | their leaders, who discountenance violence, believing that the constitution is broad enough to solve the un- happy dilemma in whieh the country finds itself EXCHANGE, Cabin passage, $70; “intermediate, reney; excursion tickets, Apply to W. D. MORK stocraze, 830, prepaid steerage cers 4AN, Agent, 70 south RiED WOMAN titeates, $26. New York, in excha: titul Grouids in the ci from New York by two walk trom either depot; house contaius water bath anc LMER, 157 Cui ANTED TO EXCIAN JOO in w valuable House and ban town for Furniture or Li ment; gvod relerence. " it HELP WANTED—FEMALES. OPERATORS, — arantecd: taught cargo by this vessel, now stranded on the ng Island, will please take notice that be carey has been drought up sel by tizhters, and {x now in Robinson's Congress strevt delivery: osher Portions uf the ‘onsigneesfwill please 0 Walker & Iughes, Adjusters, No’ Wall se. for an order for their goods and sign the uverage bond. SNOW & BURGESS, Agents of vessol. ts, in compiete orde Apply oF nddross st., New York. south shore of A Lenrk ‘and take re from the vex- 4th av, obpasit rowdy for deliver; stores, Brooklyn curgo wre duly expected. 3 3 1 LEXINGTON AV., vant ant American woman under 29 40 learn 10 give daths to ladies. TED, A KiND AND EX. io wait ou an invalid lady. REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMA _New York, Dec, 29, 1876, ASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, NAMA “TRANSIT ifton AUSTRALIA, NEW A, OREGON, &C., MOS OF PANAMA, ++-..-Monaay, January 15 America and South Pacitie and CHINA, nexday, January 3 ISLANDs, AUS- . Wednesday, January 3 Address, with full parti . stating price of sald property aud actual price of rent, TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPO ENNETY “BUILDING. Located on N CTPIO™ MAT tA NDT For CALIFORNI ZEALAND, BR i For SAN FRANCISCO, liar positions with first cla hats suitable tor tine trade need up- 14th st, and Uth av, to the right perso APAN, CHINA ‘0 MIND OHIL- : BALL, 143 Oth av san, Ann and Fulton sts, - recheeianiennr ect First Floor to let; euitable for bankers’, insurance offices or ris; be ultered to suit | work ina stall family; must be a good washer ly on Tuesday, between ¥ Hae NCISCO to SANDWICH RAL an NEW mship CITY OF NEW YORE ight or passuxe apply to LY DE & CU, or HJ. BULLAY, Superintendent, pier 42 Nort River, foot Cunai st, tenants it desired ble Law Oliees t Inquire for Janito: STORE, FIXTURES AND Ti h st; rent $40, . 6 Bowling Gree! SILUATIONS WANTED—MALES. ANLE BOY, OF 16, DESTi¢uS “A SITUAS ‘A tion at anything; reference, Address WILLING, Heraid Apply HOLLEN A, a fe stoamebin MORGAN CITY will vail | Of these secret plotters, North River on Saturday, Jununry 4, for nsforring Texas freight there to 1ORE To* LET— ., between Broadway and Crosb phy, WILLIAM & YOUN O°) 1 ’ HiGubst CITY REF- tions and has expre: Address GOULD, Brooklyn Athenwum, nd Clinton sts, Morgan's Louisiana and "x stoamers to Tex: per) of Inding signed to ndianols, Corpus Suntingo, Brownsville, wnd to ail corner Atlantic CLERKS AND SALES 4 SOWING” ENGLISH,” FR Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Greck languages services 4s un interpreter, bookkeeper or clerk. Addréss BE. A. L., No. 134 a for auy busines: hiers, tuilors, furnishing Apply to A. SOUBLKOU i Texas Central, al and Great So rans: til railroads, anslitions promptly made, under open po! Texas ports, % per For freight or further informati erence from last empl R GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY muil.—The steamer Pennington, will sail M,, from pier 20 E: 1 points on tl International und | Gr louston and Henderson, and the WILL MAKE HIMSELI pest referedce. Address COACH MAN, box NOAGHMAN—| CITY OF SAN AN’ on Saturday, Janua Kiver. Throauh bi or address OWNKR, No. 3 131 Herald otic’ D—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS an, with city and country references. SULLIVAN, Kiverdal HELP WANTED—MALES. ELIS HOT AIK ROMAN want an American under 2: ored errand boy, oP, lading given to IN GOOD ORDER, Kor. particulars inquire of veston, Harrisburg and insurance at lowest rates. For freight or passage (hav. jodation) apply te G, I. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APAL HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 8S. LINE. Steamers leave pier No. 8 North River at 3 P.M. FOR HAVANA DIREUT, . Saturday, January 6 Fednesday. January 10 ELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITT FIRST 08 West 21st a1. PRIVATE FAMILY HAS FINE ROOMS, ‘or singly, for gentlemen, without bourd ~~ OPERATORS.— HOMPSON'S College, 20 earn and take positions day or evening. Ath av., opposite Cooper Institute. CITY OF HAVANA Grry OF VERA GRU CITY OF NEW YORK FOR VERA CRU: amilies and large’ cousumers hy, Ts to select from, at hana nk rt ta posh Saturday, January o annuary 12 and Feb- ie ers Will find a large stoe! THE WELLS ILA COMPANY, etween Church and Greenwich, N . NTED—AN AMERICAN YOUTI WHO RESIDES with his parents, for ofiice duties, wholesale and rctuil. Apply, by lett Vora Crux and all the ubove eight or pansies) pply SIRABLE FURNISHED ROOM men, without board, in tirst class house Excellent accommo ations, ROOM TOL SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway. AND WEST INDIES—THE KEGULAR anit steamship CANIMA will sail for Bermuda direct, at hursduy, January 4, 1877. OUTERBRIDE JEMI-WEEKLY LI Fla., riull particulars ad- JQURNISHED ROOMS TO LI ouly. 22 Irving pla # way, room 4, New York, THE TRADEs.. Those who spoke FOR PORT ROYAL, § ling every Friday, from pior adjoining, $5 50: unot 0. 417 4th av., near FOR FAMILIES; and $18 for two, esday steamer until Januar Steamer CAARONVELET, Capt. ‘Tickets to all points in Florid: Apply for information and tickets to fitter and uccustomed to fine wo s of work lust employed on, A, Z., 9 Paircloth.. + Jan, 5, 1877 Rooms; terms, $12, # y UNDERSTANDS ALL, icinds of jewelry repairing and hus some knowled required. Call at between # and 12, oF 1 ALLORY & CO., 193 Maiden lane, OR HAVANA DIRECT.—THE STEAMER gomery,” T. Hines, master, will sail from Pier 16, Kast puary 5, at 3 o'clock. UNION SQUARE shed Rooms, with- and Irving place.—Ifandso Dut board, for gentlemen. COHEN'S, v9 ay. on Monda; y. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. MERICAN PACK ymouth, Cherbo: A BACK PARe eek; with Board, for Kivor, un Pridey J: $40; steerage pussaye, £00. 113 Wallace ‘6 EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MATL LINE.— hese first class steamships will sail at 3B. M. 3 North River, foot of Ceuur st., for Havana direct, as Cabin passage Npply to SAMS Ee Wate or, without board, $5 per w fwo, $12 per week. e UNFURNISHE ET COMPANY'S LINE ‘and Hamburg, hierbouric, Ham First Cabin, $100, gold; $40, currency. ©. B, RICHARD & BOAS, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, N. Y. S MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QU LIVERPOOL, zon TUESDAY, m pier 40 North River. TANA, Jan. 23,11 A.M, JONSIN, Jan, 80, 3 PM Unbin, £65, $70 and $80, currency. tes of passage to PI Wodnosday, Jannary Saturday, January 1 (aud paxsage, having uasurpussed wecomm WM. P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. McKELLAK, LULING & Co., Agonts in Havana, JOR NEW ORLEANS “DIi The steamship KNICKERBOCKER, Ow on SATURDAY, Jaunary from pier No. 0 North River, Throuch bills of luding givon to Mobile and principal points on the Miss Cabin paste, #0); stoerave, or smult fami $60, gold; Steeruxe, SIRABLE OU mouth to permanent tenaa’, ' LIGHT ROOMS; hulls heaved ai 0 LET-IN NO S02 111 51 handsome Rooms, Tight rooms, $20. | DAKOTA, Jai ain Kemblo, will sail nt 3 o'clock P.M, By the owner. Passengers booked to ris, Hamburg, Norway, Drafts on Ireland, Englund, France and Ger- many ai lowest rates, WILLIAMS & ¢ IPECIAL NOVICE ship DAKOTA, © Kiver, foot of King st., for Qu Tuesday, January modation in abi WANTED, In this City and Brooklyn. The Boys in ANTED—FOR ' vate family, small House, fully tion, or furnished Apartment: immediace occupation teribe fully, state terms, box 188 i POR HALIFAX N. 8. AND CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LIN potgamers leave pior 10 North River fotlo tGE WASHINGTON cheapest and quicke: undland and the . days at 3 In Michigan, therctore, I +-Tuesday, Jauunry 9 rouie to Nova » town and Liverpo Superior wecom. 1d steerage at lowest at7 A.M. pr . second cabin ‘Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, ONOMIC ROC » SWITZERLAND, p Heruid Uptown freight or passa; ly to ie SHAMAN. 80 West st. a LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, J sailing from pier 37 North Kiver, Yor Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, Tanrs- days und Sutardays at 3 P, M., connecting with and Tennessee Air Line, Atlautic Coast Line, P Line, Chesapeake and’ Ohio tullroud, and ‘with the com: interior points tn’ N and Washington, N.C. rsday and Saturday, Monday und Thursday at jand und Delaware railroads, ommodations unsurpassed. age tickets wnd bills of inding to all pointes Insurance tv? Norlolk, &c., 14 por cons 37 North River. 1. McORBADY, Presi “WANDSOMELY FUR Bourd; Jewish family. ISHED ROOM; a RDN These beautiful steam to the Netherlands, a1 DANGEROUS ELEMENTS IN OHIO. 1 wish I could repeat of Obio what | have said of Michigan; but ag a faithful chronicler, who tor the nonce sinks party feelings in u desire to record the truth, I'must say that mischievous me have plunted the seed that is likely to result in a h yest of violence, unless the wisdom and patriotism of astute politicians who have the confluence ot the masses can avert the danger and stamp out the incen- diary designs of the excited inasses, Democrats and republicans alike are engaged in the incendiary work expectation of a civil conilict, and in greut favorites with the publ ifort and living perio siles oF pentiomen; moderate terms anys steam lin h Carolina and (vin Norfolk), P, M, connecting 5 PER WEEK— aropean bk xpress). in this State b= TO $7 PER WE SDneuiee accomm 145 Wilverley place, nour RLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY. Feb, 17, ab 7:50 A. M, | offices, 197 Gree: put by steam; tr Y OF RICHMONI From pier 45 North itiver, Cabin, $80 and 8100, gold. ecraye, $28, curreney. staterooms, smokin of organiz ng. 1 some cuses arti’ SECRHT REPUWLICAN OLUBS, in the Western Reserve and ali over the northern part of the State the masses of the republicans are ex- 1 cited, determined und «ctive. clubs that existed in every city, town and ham.et are to-day ug tuil of vigor und deflance us they were in November last, But they have dropped the purty Now, disguised uuder the name of the “Patri- otic Sons of Liberty,’? the torch und the transparency have been Inid aside for ritual aud army tactics, and ib closely guarded lodge rooms secret session Again we tnd them styled “I'he Stars evurn tickets on favorable Dratts at lowest rates, oms ainidships. tH ST., 160 W ary 4 and 16; leave SI ERIS & CO, ¢ TRAVELLERS’ VALL-RIVER LINE FOR ‘ow York daily (Sundays ex , foot of Murray st., at 4:30 P.M. ass Board; reference The Hayes and Wheeler Slet, with Bourd, BOSTON AND THE EAST, pted) from pior 28 Nuits STAR LINE $18 per week; also u hail NSTOWN AND. UNITED STATES ¢ Ibe lane routes recom 8. N.. xoiny south of the LIVERPOOL, 1.—TWO LARGE HALL ROOMS; y Lieutenant Maury, U. Banks on the passaye to Queenstown all tie year roun January 6, ut 10-A. M. NOR PHILADE, ier 8, North River, foot Reet for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom's FINE LARGE, st cle, with Grst class 1 Jon suste or si pentieaen ; also table Board, BA ONE DOOR EAST OF v.—A private futuily will let one or two Roo ing are bad. ebruary 10, at 3B. 4-2. ML, for Philadelphia, Long v Brotherhood, ’? towns these Various organizations are actively and | on their work of proseiviing the masses, and while differing in name, 1t 18 believed tuat they are all working under one general directing mind and under one common ritual, those who have endeavored to learn the object ang aims of the Order or Orders 18 that these secret bodies ure composed of the Order of United Americans, wuich the Hxtanp so (ully exposed jast spring. unable to fathom the secrets oi these oath-bound soci- but from hints dropped by members and we 4 of persons Whom I have conterred wit there is httle doubt bu they are muitary organizitiol in the interest of the republican party. stated drills 18 a certainty, but everybouy out-ide of the lodge rooms is entirely’ at sea us to Whether they are armed organizations or merely political societies who meet for drill and conterence. it ig noticed, 18 largely made up of State and federal office-holders, young men who have since the war with a sprinkling of ex-soldiers of the orgauization known as reason to be- return tickets on Saloon stateroonss, the noise and motion ure least, affording @ re hitherto unattainable at wea. was and other information apply at the WEST LTH SE—ONEWLY, ELEGANTLY ATONINGTON LIN d Kooms, with Board (lunch ‘e secretly earryin| Elegant steamers lenve daily (except Sundays) pier 13 North Rive foot of Jay at. D ST.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM fhe impression of r (southern exposure Honabie Board; also a few table boarders accommodated; references required. trom pier 27, 3 RESTAURAN <SROADWAY AND VULTON the season are i With a view to diminish the chances of collision the 1 was, of course, Steamers of this line take # specitic —DOUNLE AND SING ss Board; relereuces. for ali seasons of fine Oysters our » ecustown to New York or vidiau ot SO at 4i latitude, or noth ard passace from Qh gant Kooms, with lise « EXINGTON AV,, BETWEEN 38TH AND Family owning house will JN his new Oyster Bay and Sample Room, at 15 Park row, That they have with sourd, wo we crossing the meridian of 50 ab f 42, OK LIVERPOOL AND QUEEN: WEsT 28D ST.—IANDSOMELY tet in Ores class house, with Board: V. Waiiclaieta oad OL. ff Fashionable Fu The membershy itnre and Carpets, AND 1,453 BROADWAY. Liree small Rooms vo le _747 Broadway, upstairs, become voters, the late war, Board, northwest | Cabin passage, $80, $100 and $120, Roturn tekets on favo URNITURE ORS, PIANOS, LACK Lurope wt vory nd Stripes,’ which lieve 1s rapidly extending it influence over the State, I have been enabled to learn sceretly something, Some months ago a prominent gov whose name I have, made a prolonged visit to Wash- ington, aud on his return be began the founding of the mystic brotherhood in that city. extended ww other towns, including Sandusky, Thin of General Givson, who is reported to Iv an r), Monroevitie, Clevelund, Mapsteld, This Toledo officia) made | towns, # 18 be- & ROOM, WE joned, for Zenth UST BAST OF OTH AV ius, with tirst class Board. rdrobes, Beds, wate wt auction prices. { und passaye viliee No. 4 Bow! Bedding, &e., wt private ument oficial of Toledo, Sth at; torma ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FOR ud Carpets for cash or liberal to AIT'S 156 and 157 Chatham wt Thir- STEAMSHL? KETWEEN NEW YORK, WO NICELY FUL x . Kooms for two sin: Planted there it so# did Bowed im a private at COWPERTH teen large warerooms. MARBLE MANTELS. _ SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MA with first class hou achive membei Newark aud Columbus. | many mysterious visits to interior lieved for the purpose of founding lodges, BOARD AXD LODGING WANTED, id sts, with or wi rally dealt wit POLISHED GRANLI tree on board ei inscriptyons accurate and be frow JOHN W CIGARS AND QMOKET. Basi sunny Room, between St: and 4 Address, stating 2 Spuyven Luyvil, New York city HOTELS. reduced rates, . $82, currency. MONUMENTS, FROM Newark pad a flying vis to Muus- 8 & CO., 2 Bowling Green. $44 AND 51 8, F These mysterious geherings und mueb conern to the deyio- | cratz, Who lave vainly easayed to Piscover the, 1s in vanding Logethe voices und the U N ATIONAL LINE 4 We.jnesday, Janva TOBACCO, cover of nigit hav D LIVERPOOL, Beyond the low m, ramp as of men drilling wy; What is done within their well garded th! Their secrets ur Menara. B. Estabroc PNGLAND WOTk $55, #60 oF B10, curre: 100, $110 oF St Aoturn tickets, iver wate, drawn in 30's Pring Cigarettes, Yours &e., Fi Bxcuwnge Bank. been discovered. and when after midnight they ¢ and silently scatter to s who may be on the uitost deserted stree! fe cural towne ure Milled with curiosity and alal come to my knowledge and adiniesions made to me, which tt would be injudicion: for me to divulge wt the present writing), a doubt that within the repubir @ there are oath-bound organizations whos 3 bode no good to the Repupite, and ged by all jovers of peace and Drafts issued from £1 Apply at the company's office, 69 srage tickets can also be obtained at the company's piers, 44 wnd OL Nort! Nieeraye pays upward at current rates. ti DERICK J. CHICK, Je Rooms; pri REDUCED— ranwtort and William sts. YHINGLER HOUSE. <G NCHOR LIN Circumstances that bi Broadway prices , by calling or addressing 8. IL STREAMERS, W. cest-off Clothing, DUOTION TN PRICES a for the winter; two ANCHORIA. Jaa ML RP ULOPLA J ROLOGY,. GU TED WIth it questioning. | secret plotung: which should be discoura; DEMOCKATIC “MINUTE MEN OF 1876,’? ang in Ohio it te no | the democracy have counter-secret soctetios, ws dangerous to peace and har- sieerage, $28, Jan.27,2 P.M. MEDICAL, MIDWIFE SINCE 1is40, ME REST ELL, SPM ELYSIA st Gudst., first door trom oth av, ~Di, AND MMB. GRINDLE OC scompiaiats, whatever th H EMALE COMPLAINGS Ae OYE, 17 West 13th #1, st, near Brow “{ SUROLOGER LISTER, | £Asuited to-day tll o o'el tickets at reduced rates, nut At Current rates, \LL FEMALE West sch at, ‘Send for citeuiar. If this be true of repuul AND MOST GiFTED | etic treatment. whose plans are quite mony as those described above. assurances of democrats high in autuority 1 the or- ganization that there exist in this Su ocrate soldiers and citizens, styled ) object 1s FO soe that Tilden 18 inaugurated jult, and the fires AXcluirvoyant in the city; mag SOUSHWAMPION AND HULL rd North River, as follows JRENCH LADY. ~ ler; gives also medical advic clubs of dem. 140 Kast 40ch wt Minute Men,’ FRMALE PHYSICIAN ocure no pay. WK U Pues UNLESS © ame. AND ASTROLOGINT, | locates divouses, 472 Canal st, | 08 the 4th of Mareh bext, revenls your whole life bt feable means to vecure that Apply fF fall be F | Consaitation, 91. Ueulars to CHARLES L, Wiki! object of the Order is to foree public opinion in favor of a fair count for Til4en by public meetings such \ all the counties of the State These = meetines 10 be @ peacetul demonstration of voters who believe that they are aboutto be swindled out of their rights by conspirators, But they have another ovjcot in view—¥z, to demonstrate by the overwbeiming num- bers of the unterrified democracy, who will on these occasions rally ronnd their speakers, that they ure not ip a mood to tamely submit 1 the expected fraud be carried out to the end, Ip other words, they intend to strike terror into the republicans and ‘nduce them to demand of their party leaders tbat there sball be no political chicauery practised to snaugu: Hayes. The Order, 1 understand, is of but recent birth, but it ts’ repidly spreading over tue entire State, and democratic soldiers admit to your cor- respondent that they are members of it. In one city visited by me a prominent and distioguisned ex-' officer ip the inte revellion informed me they had tweive clubs, with a membership of from 100 to 200 meneach, Each club bas a president, vice president and secretary, elected by # popular vote of the rank und tile, These officers correspoud to company com- manders, first and secoud leutenants, ‘ney have @ chief officer, who correspon the colonel com- manding. They are aes made up of ex-army offl- cers aad soldiers who fought under Grant, sherman, Thomas and Sheridan. My iniormant aamitted, fur- ther, that these twelve clubs, or regiment oj “Minute Men,”’ nave stored, ready tor an emergency, 1,000 iin- proved Springueid und 900 Entield rities and abundant ammunition, This is the strength of the organ- ization im one city. 1 understand that the Order exusts im Tilinois aud Indiana as well, aud bence it 18 probable that the ‘Minute Men,” largely composed of gallant soldiers ip the rebellion, re whabthe timid ublicun! id Senator Morton especially, look upon asa revival of the treasonable Order of the “Kniguta ot the Golden Circle,” Tho “knights” were cowards who plotted treason behind the skirts of their wives and sweethearts; bat irom what I have learned of the composition of the “Minute Men’? they will hat Sagoyg lives on their sleeves to the front io sustain ihe muv whom they velieve has been honestly elected President by tue electoral as weil ag the popular vote. DO THRY MEAN WiGuUT? Your correspondent was curious to elicit some in- formation as té the intentions of these ‘Minute Men of 1876,” and put a question as ollows: “What can you hope to accomplish by such a move- mont as thut of the “Minute Men??? « “1 teil you, sir, the people of the West are red hot and dou’t propose to be cheated out ot the election by aby perjurea returuing boards nor by a partisan Presi- deut of the senate, Aud, by the Eternal! they will go to Washington as citizens, if Governor Tilden says 80, and see tnat he is inaugurated! They propose to baud together to exercise the rightof freemen, to protect the sanctity of the baliot box, At all events, Hayes, 7 no political prestiuigitation on the part of the ‘asuington plotiers, can be inaugurated from the east wing of the Capitol on the 4th of March, for the Ohio democracy will be there to hold possession of it, insist that their votes shall be counted, and, it neces- sary, tight for it! will inaugurate Samuel J, ‘Vilden on tho 4th of March or know the reason why. We will do it peaceably if possible, forcibiy if wo must! The republicans here know of our organization and gay that the army 18 with Grant. ‘That is ail bumbug. The army is democratic and, after all, “the army?’ is the people The present Congress will never vote money to sustain an army to cheat the people out of their votes and seat In the White House as President a partisun who has received a minority of the electoral votes of tho States. Governor Tilden can depend upon the Ohio and Indiwna democracy to stand by him tothe end, If he says the word he can be inaugurated, the army and the radicals to the contrary notwithstanding, where you will you will find these sentiments openly expressed vy leading democrats who abhor a couflict und are doing all in their power to allay excitement, If Hayes be inaugurated in the face of the most glaring frauds that have ever occurred in the history of our couniry the responsibility lor the eonsequences that follow will be upon the men who overridy the const tution, dety the people and declare their determina- tion to rule the country or deatroy its government.” DOKS TILDEN COUNTENANCE THRAK ORGANIZATIONS? I nowcome toa pvint in regurd to these eomt- military societies that I would fain pass over as seusa- tonal aod as likely to mcrease rather than allay exeile- ment, yet my source of information is go direct aud the statements so Ktartling that 1 give them to you, trusting to your discretion whether to ‘cut? them from this letter or give them to your readers, In con- versation with leading democrats in the various towns Thave visited I found thut aliagree that when all celul and constitutional means are exhausted and Hayes foree must be used, Speakers 1p all the pr liminary meetings had to nominate delegates to tb; January Convention here take this ground boldly, General Brinkerhoff, of Mansfield, who, this year Iq the first time, acted with the democrats; Gener, Barney Jones’ and Judge Myers, of the saxo city, are strongly in favor of resisting foge with force. ‘the latter genticman, who is a vet: politician, said tothe writer: ‘The Onio dem: will not submit to be swindled. The ple’s | can with difficulty restrain the masses trom qpen declaration in fayor of resistance. In the rural /dis- tricts they are nore ‘determined than in the towns, and if Tilden gave the word 1,500,000 democrats would issue {rom the forests, hills and valleys ol the West to see him fairly Inaugurated in an office to which he has been fairly elected.” “Has Tilden given the word?” isa question/that in inghis connection very pertinent, If I. can gedit the declaration of adisiinguished but sometims creet democratic leader in this State, Samue}f. Tilden has semi-oflicially called upon the democrat of the West to sustain him at Wasi March 4, by their presence, in his ion to bo inaugurated, My have failed to prevent a fraudulent inauguration “| ‘#formant, who is it the secret confidence | of he = na. tional democratic leaders, asserts thi two or three confidential agente of Mr. Tilden © Visited the West, assured the purty here that Gov@ior Tilden will, on the 4th of March, appear at the iol, with: his inaugural addresa in ig hand, prepat@ to be in- augurated, whatever be the Cougressionalgction, and asking whether be would be sustained by fe presence in the cupital of the nation of his suppers in the Ww Assurances were returned by gse envoys that the Western democrats would stay.by him to the last. This was weeks ago, and sinedticn envoys from the Western democracy have becfsent East to | consult with Tiluen and Hewitt on gkeneral plan of concerted action. ‘The mass meetifs to be beld on the 8th prox. 1s the first fruit of th conferences. ‘The organization of the ‘Minute Men’ the second siep toward the inauguration of the gimpion of the democracy. Other preliminaries that pve been com- municated to me are of so starthugynature that 1 retrain from recording them here, Lipy tuformauion be correct 1do not wonder that Abgn S. Hewitt is alarmed at the ullegea raids upon Js secret corre. spondence. In his letters the eve! might possibly find some rich food for reflection and farin, WHAT LEADING CINCINNATI EDMPES THINK OF THE SITUATION—AN UNYORT@ATE STATE OF AFTAIRS. Cixcins #, Doc. 28, 1876, ‘As the opinions of the three lead§g editors of this section summarized may be of inthest to the readers L07your correspofent called upon of the Messrs. Hi pith and C@kercll They ex- pressed thet “ te ‘ f the independent he situ. o, yon Mr. Murat Be Commercial, of > ation, stated thie had been uofortun\ ern democrats feel | suggestion Irom their, not done what was expe if there was anything to\ | surrection they would bat, insurgent column, Associa| been a disposition on the p: treat the susceptibilities of Any with something of a sp¥it o papers and public speakers, wit incessantly declared there wi the fair election of Tilden was not inaagursted it would fraud; tbat. there Was no possibility \ view of tue subjeét. In this way thes stirred up among4 Northern democrats a they should pot mit to iraud, and, if they would fight. Now itty wot in the least they are not figh4og men, it won't do 10° that any class of #eu in the Unitea States is cowl. The trouble ts ere ts too mach tight in the peop 1 have been iApressed, aud um yet impressed, (hi there are clenénts of dinger 10 the situation, und donot think ese elements are dispelied by tho iaiure of both partés up to this time in Washington to form a Welldefnegplan of operation, My own idea 18 that the two heases of Congress moet merely as witnesse to see the Count of the electoral voto; that neitier house bal ae} power over the vote, It would be very strange/f the Iramers of the coustitution had been fo papicular to keep the federal office-holdors having any association with the election as to forbd @ poor postmaster to bo an elector, throw the whole matter into the houses of Uoigress, when, and alter full discussion, they had posi- teely deciined to have the President elected by Von- | gress, The constitavion only nawes one man, and de- fines bis ducy to be to “open” the votes, ‘The consti- tution orders the votes counted wnd iteel{ declares the result, bis throws great responsibility on that one mau; but 1618 to be remarked that he ts the ove man who was himsell expected to be the product of the previous Electoral Collego and not the incumvent of an Executive olfice. Tuis high officer of the govern ab @ nny any department of the government. The mno- mont Congress asserts power in this affair the possi. bility of agreement ceases, The two houses are an tagonisite, Ibis tolly bo think they can come to any agrevment, The only possibility of harmony 18 to ¢/ back to the starting point in the beginning of the go’ ment, and assert that Congress bas notning “4 the count. It is embarr: perbaps not altogetber an unfortunate cir tn to do this th have got to fight thelr own prec ents, and the ae crats to surrender their predisposition to employ he power of the House, 1 Wok the same position bere the electoral voto was cast, and when 1 suppose: ho votes, uuder th Tesirictions, would result imhe election of Tilden, That is, i did nott 1 the the republicans should go vebind the'roturns of Alwbn® and Mississippi, which they would, no doubt)mve roposed to do If the democrats had carried ® the Pacific States; and I do not seo that the atti have assumed should be changed because the at that the President of the Senate would “topenf W' iD By re intended | /ganize the country to b bur it bis opinion, zations in the West. Geueral had understood, was organizing: of the West for some purpo: Heved the stories of the exi4 Golden Circle in Indiana wa; Morton, whose object was to fluence in the State, strect yesterday morning % ing surreptitious glances 4@ button establishment at Ne roundsman at the same m informed him that hey mau Burglar Alarm Cont half-past eight the opera Walker street on th thing suspisious in t cated by the alari hurried Sergeant moned six eff once to the scene of! precaution was take! secret and expeditiow ton’s establishment ) rear without any police being given i {t was clear that th +Holdap! J tehe Wo | Jot Twenty-secon ard Dann, twentit e g directly to! i the position of having nothing directly to Jarl Mant em. Little street, ws age day on suspicion iy Pa nue in company Whoo!) >? who pursued the latteh achicken which they Front street, theft. ens, stable of Messrs, Reynolds &y . Gold atre elect Hayes when they shall be counted. MA. RICHARD SMITH ON THE SITUATION. 2 Mr. Richard Smith, tho distingaished edit f Gaseite, expressed the belied suas there is 20 ot an outbreak. The using the masses fede | jeady *o do their leaders may ask, Ido.» thh onject 18 The wood cominon sense cub peuple would pot Lolerate auything « is generally believed vy republicans ip tbe the question will be peacelulty solves ) not (o the salistaction of either party. 4 Ject ol ail this noise and bousts by the Jem make public opinien tu scare the countr; publicana, waa especiajly t up a Soutn hostile to the prominent Sout do pot want ap insurrection and propo: in whatever result 8 arrived at, in accor forms of law, I believe that it is to o ing antagonistic 10 acquiescence in i by Southern leaders that they art organizi of January meetings. ‘The South looked to aid in 1861, and did not receive it, The Sogn” in my opinion, take any stock in a new pebel There isa legal maxim that if you ask @uity go must do equily, and another that the piaint into court with clean handy if be expects justice, | think that the democrats do not believe thagguey hay been cheated in Sobth Carolina and Fiorid h they have been in Louisiana, While the Tet tbat the election has turned upon @ xutisiied Hayes is fully entitled to}; Tueo they aay, “Here is the democratic pa covered all over with fraud, setmog Up fraud”? Mr, smith spoke of frauds pery the democrats im Northern States dhring © last election, an! concluded by exppssiog w belte thar while an effort dad bee made.to secure the Knights of the Golden West, the publication of the act had led jhe party halt ‘in their etloris in that direction, sud when nf | found that they could get no aid or syinpaiby from solid South they would, in bis opinion, uvoid hostiliues. When askea what be thought alleged programine o| the democrats to take po of oue of the wings of the Capitol on nl ceding the inauguration, hoid it, and) tay Tilden there, and tuus make the republicaps ble for any overt act of violence should the att made to disperse the democratic voters ppac sembled, Mr, Smith smiled, and said tha ‘was too #brewd a man to encourage aby/such J ment, With the Senate, the War Depjr feel General of the Army, the Navy Departinent the other branches 9! government acquiyscim inauguration of Hayes, Mr. Tildeh might fin He won't b suddenly arrested lor treason, to anything of the kind, COLONEL JOHN H, COCKKRELL SPEAKS) Mr, Cockereli, the young champion ot den principles as portrayed in the Enquirer, of 18 Mavaging edivr, bas been rusticsung for! days as the guest of Captain and Mrs. Andersony their elegant country seat behind Walnut Hiils, this morning I found Mr. Cockerell, who has for signored politics and devoted his attention so Capt Anderson’s Norwegin stud, his dogs\gnd gun. stated that he was hardly ip a position ox pre opinion, as be had not even read the 4 bis advent inthe country. He, howevp) that when the excitement over the disp first broke out, and he was savisfled thay had been fuirly carried by ‘Tikes disposed to abide by the verdict off The — republica insisted that their had the three disputed States; the demo equally confident of their success, Wh mittees of the House went South he felt that members of the jury whose verdict the det the nation should abide by; that if they Louisiana, Florida or South Caroline had ‘gon den, and thereby given bim a majority in @ toral College, he, 11 common with other democrats, was in favor of inauguraung TH matter what the consequences, "they to Hayes had carried all the disputed States cheerfully acquiesce in the verdict of this gi one was dispused to precipitate a wer, and crats ofthe West, in his opinion, were dig abide Prt Stel Hoarty cominitiees Senate Committee, he believed. was appoii senf South for the purpose of nedirafizing the wor 7 tye House committees. As to the Intentions of; democrats ag foreshadowed in the cails for. lic meetings on January 8, Mr. Cockerell Well that these meetings ure merely to opiuion and to show the meb wh mined to inaugurate Hay no}, that the mass ocratic part the demoeratic officer§ and ,atert prepared not a there were no was Knighis of boo of Senal his politic BAFFLED PEARLS OF PRICE rEcABBD BY THE PO- LICE—THE ELECTuIGsBM DOES GOOD WORK. As Roundsman Mallan w! in Thornton's pearl Vaiching sight of the = / 0 boy ran up and attaché of the Hol- nd that precisely at arge heard an cy jcator Mr, Thornton’ at once to the Leonar, uctions to pass throu note if there wi «ff ance of the place i | R@uodsman Mollan at the boy ttle station house, w Oates, w Was in charge, } cient o(@# and despatched t° supposed burglary. ve their movements jd ina very short timid.) + uarded both in the f.> ), jation of the presency se within, 2 of both doors and / glars had not made an’ ey presented tho op” From the appeal through them, prdoundsman Mallan fc an tron shasepod crawled — insic he unfasteded Pe fanight and ie the, othe ad Pye ae a dc ckly# outirely preclude} — Ppa the Y g. To guard at one ‘ txwe onrouch the Nght some of the of roof. The doors ¢ too, and near of them found piled ap, Pearl buttons line of goods whole lot bet! articles of gre hrown together). rehing the bis. erhauled with nt was then fh et, in the rea uple of men cr ‘his revolver, at tshoot! We su rs were th The work o} Every floor covered, A and ina dar Mallan found He at opee art, Thomas Corne! Dennis Foley, twenty 8 arrest, He had with bim which are supposed to. John Holden, seaman, attache Rate schooner William H, Kbigut, ly ‘fae gress strect, was committed to J yesterday, to await examipation,| yaw’ boat val George W, Owens, 1s tH ‘The residence of Mr. W son sirest, was visited by a bar; and robbed of se 1 coats, . ‘The liquor store of Willian crea rr barglariously ente: eich, letbing und other property