The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 20, 1872, Page 1

RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1872, —_ —— FORTMETH YUAR. PRICE TWO CENTS, — — 1 ' r g vy: Sidpey Dillon, Joh Roland | got those lett 1 t the time Tput them tn, | actly known, but the Oshkosh Wis) 7¥n withaview | tions? Did he not offer to vario be a , 4 NI aa tT + Col. Jobn Mine M. J. Prank, i EAH PRT (Toate OChariee MeGhtisks, Oliver W: | they would not have been tn onder subsequently, | of making the connection bet recr-the two things, re shares in his ontorprisa, with gunranty that they BROOKLYN'S ENTILUSTASM, | Roviiior Aa Ge Lay Un: DEC TAU, | tarnese ‘thomas Mowiands Vain Pont de | Ang got the charter for the Credit Mo- | Publishes speech made ty 0 «Hea. 0. ¢. Washburn in | should pay generous profit? And did he not _ Drew. Cole. Euwata howe, Oakes Ames, ilgon bitte the House on the 20th of Marol, 1864 about two month+ again and again upon D.D. Bonnett, Daniel Chauncey, rant. Janes M. 8. William, Benedict. Stowart,* jer’ Ns associates? Did not some take them, and | BRILLIANT ILLUSTRATION OF THE | panicle barnard, Allen 1, Ormsbvee, laa John Dutt, Charles M. Halland H. G. Fant jeorge Francis Train got It for Durant, who did not those, who did have thom, realize hand- MAJESTY OF NUMBERS Goorge G. Spencer, Ernest Miller, some gains without running any risks in return? cidbde Horace Waters. evidently was to Mil the | And was not the distinct understanding, nay, 07 embers of Congress who were expected | the positive assurance given that they should do | The Grandest Spectac + tavdnlteation huve.t! o? Mr. Ames's denial is at loast @ subterft be Mt has all the moral character ofate, Uh the writing of Amas's letter, The obj of making one bond dividend in full. In view of King letter and Wa The five hanes to which ‘the asterisk Is aMxee | paid tiny 850,000 for It." Another Statement from Col. | ee etree ry antes Saker | Why do the Ames party dislike Durant pockets of t and compecr of Ames in the sanie busines Col. McComb—They are Jealous of him, and ybitrn's nov ARORETARIRG, Dr. aitaitea, John Hens, Men Dery Anthony Weber, ok, Chaotic ew, 30. Atumenw Hpatrick; Chaos Guibert: Arrowsmith, John Lynaghy rAtorn. iar kyoif, dane Raward J, Medite &x-Alderman Van Brunt offered the following 1. 12, was RESOLUTIONS | n equally significant and solrat, That in ratifying the nominations of Harsce ion Ia hy . ey and Th Gratz Brown for Pr nstration last night in the | Brey aed gy erata Pr elngin Favor | Academy of Music and City Hall square, Brook- | bre ever Witnessed in . ‘ ¥ of Churches-A Men of Faces in| 9°," ft, You all Square—Telling Speeches by Henry Francis Kernan, Gen, I the awn City and if been slandering him for several y ‘ rnagtllae Mr. Washburn's speech ts as follows le nia eo es of McGhrisky, Barnes. fy 1 undented le is ph enoug! Me Te DARE de Meligonwereattcrward tn: | tng that ho ts dishonest; that ho mado away | Mr, Washburn, of Wisconsin The frat bill | Honry Wikeae dacoe deena cnoue dicated to me by McComb as of no potency fr With bonds, earnings, &e. At one time T was FORcal wen vuaee o aul to buildings Eaatae Dawes and a dozen other members of Co: ‘Shon De 19t i) E | presence in the Inside affairs of the Credit Mo- | induce > bol these: (hinwe:: Bu una | littlroad, was passed 4 s Isez. It contem- | can be got to tell all they know on the aubject and Other Dinti ORUSHING ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE, | presence in the insite atuirs of the Credit Mo | induced to betieve these things, but T found | pated. an organization compoxod of men trom | {twill te ern beet ene ee : ters st Rowla rofesnor Glaubenskte winhe Rorke, iN all shoe Ames, Ailey, and others, | ifthe corporatora. Wwe {the State of Penneylvania for | ate fot porate te J move brains and more honesty thy arters of the country, and that the stock | before the whole world The great Union Reform demonstratic 1 be distributed in an equitable manner to i — at Union square on the evening of § Ll tee in Guethen he THL NEW TAMMANY fitly supplemented by of the act were: frat to incor. + enthusiastic der ‘ommnils- | ‘Phe Generat Commit cretary of the of Reform-Avd Pledging Hearty Support style of the Union tet ley oo Brown any, Who Were authorized | { maintain & railroad frou the one The Tammany Hall Democratic Republi- what does thistine mean inthe | hundreth meridian to tho western boundary of | ¢ Territory. The capital st , di inte sh fe than so) shares. to wathares, OF det dT, aw pert ffour years, and another | Durant h vininien tary ty endl eorof Chan. | their party v1 ' 18 ery wedtn Tovelving only £100000, here . Stockholders of the Credit Mobilior } wife tine sours! work put upon this sin © lin thts, itigation eloek fully | at.Cincinnati and Haltiuore. badenits Fulton streets, while the Academy was filled to | of twa consecutive Presidential terms, to the degreds. its fullest capacity Aystem—abused as it hover has been before, by the wren At 6 o'clock a magnificent Gre ye might say t Hall axes, relia yersons named, with five McComb -No, tt f« all false. They swore sloners. t nomed by th i iduments af the Lord are a ye assert Just the contrary to build Col, MeComb emoranda as lished: "Painter (Rep. for | Nev t s employ ve a, 1 t wh Palater is, and S100,000 t! t the *R ais reporter, Who ds | not m Fade Str wituley be rise of Mi urtaken by the awindler t 1 a1 Confirm his Aver ensue from the In lyn, At half past seven the people began to congregate in the vicinity, and at 8 ¢ when Ames’s letters He Holds Worse Letters those Published. n General Committee met fast night and adopted the following resolutions: 1. That we hail with enthusiasm the uprlst people tn favor of reforin in public aluirs ae the Walon of pariotic eit nf wil part PHU LAWYERS EN THE CAS kK named was f $1.00 each be held by any one pened, and as soon y rent ) b—Onig! ant T , ns wr cont. of the stock was | the weight of miagoverument, and res! th It fs'at pre Col, MeComb—Quigley ta atownaman of mine | favon up, and $10 @ share, oF 1 percent. one | latation of theontntiy ie ine pantie tio not the Pennsyl- | in Wilmington, Del. ‘That has been erroneously | dollar paid) in, then the) President,” and | 2. "That the eoniitionof the country Yeeich as to d somoranda In‘THeStx, ‘The | Secretary. of the Bogrd of Commisstonora | mand the sacrifice of paat prejudices: “The tone. of mer r were to appoint a time for the first meeting of | Kovermment has been lowered, the civil administration | tude. It bore the following Inscription t ore, bY the pre ey and Bro ent Administration, , y and Brown | “atvat, Horace Greeley typifies honcaty, r was raised across Court street tn front of Rood will to ail mens gaining no glory frou ry baby peel yeral headquar- | #18te of the battieeld, but trom his. ten the General Democratic and Liberal headq Bf every inensure oaltuiated’ ce tera, amid the shouts of an enthusiastic multi- | terests of he countrys That, B. Gratz Brow man's eqtia!ity which bea bility, ane the Bivody mdvocegy he Deak tte ffom his efforts in behalf of GEO. FRANCIS TRAN GHGS TESTIMONY, ed from As Associate of nee is in | fle Machined ‘Uh wn for that paper must vy that Ucke hearted. pa to the w vuld tweet | BY 8 Upt. the public department vv ery where Hiehonored aame us, and he has made several mis- | and elect officers for the corporation, and Vast ct « ! 18 stl t (ern states, ubler Mayet In of tnt ’ srceley.. Act and othe r | takes, f Painter and Quigley be- | powers were given to the corporation thus eon b atid diciation, have been eabweeted ¢ wr Vie AP rapenesntatine oe the hence er. te - woul | rg tuted: right of way was granted through all | waste, which have aiteady. tnpused upon ' aC representative of the [cform + Stale, ther m lum) They are inter: ee f faipcdee ttl (rpoeed ay For! hn ioausurated ite work tu the elt York, & Cot Molt Heasathlha Be the pubile doma I necessary around chr Tous at de neal 1 And intends to complete iin Wa That hid HAD. 3 testet iM ay © canal property between | for side tracks werng Immigeation, and, bj, vate ving the election would kecure a faithful and aggressively hone HAL 1 it had app Vvw hit and ndria, a plece of property | & fl n miile wiry to nid comtagior eat man for the frst offles in our common wenith Portraits of Greeley and Brown also adorned | °"t ban: He forthetr | The che sation, Witrout teste, | the music granted mn {sat ther t thow ree | Limilesste ine | f t, Chaun tite texet ey MeL deserve Hit the Republican party of thie State and etty mower D pretence of eyinpa france p + ahd the others upon oue shall receive our hearty aud Gov. Washburn Sa $990,000 untied support Fin, de aerve t i ng over the raising of this banner, That, the Hon. 8 §, ¢ ad the freworks, soon had the effect | Man at Large, for his long and nel f duty in out National Legisiature, ‘ 1 KT knew t © aections crossing th eky Moun etation of reat mo) rporations re | of packing Court street and its approaches with | endor of his integrity and - ‘ i f \ Katt I tim f twill eee and Sierra Nevada, and thirty-two thou latd ther ‘ to the grosses arges and | & Vast muliiade, At twenty minutes past 8, A ris mad © posit that. mitt " ! per el indred b 6 i ation nto F from & { WHAT AN ABYSS OF CORRUPTION ! fr caca | now ins after t tyeuare Iti TA BATE ile, Iiteluded War ereen RAE DFE ton diaiohaiy esnontial foundation of | Shortly after the speaking began at stand No. 1, | candidacy int ai ¢ laut re: HN AS Baym se eae ‘ e | ‘ my at t te of tobtained by | hamed. ‘These bonds were declared to be a a fice stat ratulate (he enpot What has | corner of Court and Fulton streets, th ar | | : # Keform throughout the - t ( k ons, would it $18.00 rigae nthe road, and. tl ant W b c rity existing. system. and we de eotitls Ward mpeahi Bel Mae sat \ tout . ‘com “ ortgnwe upon t Cyatant WAT J mana thar ihe work otreforathalies. ou wrthout pe: | teenth Ward Club marched past. They num: motion the resolution was unanimously Tinporraut Corroborati timouy- Ori itten { ; 4 ret “worth eee rae amie: ant nice etka aers t i wy shalt stand | bered 100, and were dressed in white hats and | adopted oe Cre Mo’ r—lnterviow whit | wit it ant tthem, in] § held as trustee for the ( services rence the Governme tol " 7 lity of oil eltsene, oh vr ere white capes. The throng gave way to let them The President then introduced as the first Henry Bs MeCetiboAnd WrA- Cl AL Ke ‘ wrorih hunny tlinealia tage, liapolion U race, ur bin pass as they fled out of Myrtle In a] speaker the Hon, Frane!s Kernan, who was Fe MeCiure-And with Mrs Josiah Bardwett Pert a hor t te rant ie livia Credit Mobis Sper tt F Pay, nie fow moments the Sixth Ward Greele rown | celved with prolonged cheers, Mr, Kernan sald Aud with Mr i. D. Neweomb- tow the k: y " ; 4 Src PHAE Panife ante t Lwas to ved and applied to the | publican'systen ch came mareh wrt atreet with «band SPERCH OF THE NON. FRANCIS RRANAM, Bribery was Accomplished—The Conaress- ¢ ‘ ‘ toney an i ‘ 1 on ld bonds i oe music, Mage st Frtow-Crrizene k you for the kind f cA paid it to tl down in havatt f fa manner nay ie. | net 0 t the tin ie ent tiinale: gd -aribeldar tribute to th ethe honor to ropre- was (Kept in Trust for then, aud they Too , : 1 nas brief a Fa b Tore About the time the enti hag subsided, rather thay p nt to myaelt. ehhe the Dividends Regularly. t t Con vimplis |e q ' bait ¢ \ r Y d Der ‘ tor in lug of thoughtful ‘ I feet di Cat the cit t f 1a i ted defiled out of Myrtle avenue, fleere and oy a CY i j i distre at the publi hineeabae aneRL Che provid large part of the members being in an immense 1 upright citizens of Brooklya. r YELPIIA, Sept. 1.—The mo: 1 tine na nt of their reput and | ing. as ttdid, f ft outright of a vast bod t coach drawn by four span of magnificent horves, y the se of reform, [Ap+ r s iL Ww ave yet} nuns an ves to th t ne itt { and fov x million 1 nd ga'ly decorated, The coach was christened mat they Fae co the practical ques: gasy is cai Moh we have yet liad | coun : H ; ater sectrity than w Gov “Horace Greeley.” was 21 feet in tength and AtHAC without regard to past dite Tey tw ton, Debs te end se b erninen eit farnished the means of offer clvhit feet wide fr vand u Tan id the cause Uf th Del t f n ‘ fstock int t aking thi anid in far vine Line with Roman candles and oiher pyrotechnics, | aud the preservation of ite inatitations fot the t is t ph ' nd. refis | 1. MeComb-—What do you 1 ot T the act ¥ (releasly dr w fork ety ae of which spat and sputtered inall directions. Tt] it las the tt ceto appreciate and t v 1 1 resi nt 1 aly i} ke of all thia matter vou ha ring s) to have t 1 r t ere: dagreat sensation as it stoped onthe | to act ins 4 to overth mal a ¥ is the only part of nery an y, but t " Philadel and New ¥ f he following » f thie A cor urt and Montague streets, and kept | *8d corru 4 bring our Y, rita th i iy Hate . t | Core Printitallt 1 bdo fat 7 phraucls Is up a fusitade for ten or fifteen minutes. A por: pan hon ‘inistration of Its Allaire. 1 ! i y + ‘ r f period, pin the r vernment wa havea @ , fi horace trait ¢ {£ Chappaqua graced the PP se Beall t t wher fairly j won't He ow a panels AKMAIGNMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATION. . Met ¢ iy implicated explain thelr way out " percent. oft x Next came the Central Organization of the The Am people have just grou \ ainiy the ¢ fi ft Tis on the Fest ¥ vent Brooklyn (E. D.) Ureeley wo yppers, 400 | astot ine , \ i 0 OX f ' rt Gove Y fi * | carrying axes and torches, They were greeted | Aijininisira ou td ; ap itebe Ha BaB at be nes hand Bt tt } i ing the woodeoppers Wasa Wagon drawn by four | patstotism and every muntive rs \ f 1 nd ~ miaget We br et were fort f * : horses from which a dine display of freworks | {iat real aibesty, real * 1 f tt ‘ € ate i ena a | Was made, Then came Eighteenth Ward among all ¢ ple North i : the Credit. \ i 4. The a tof ) n yr wus Club in coaches, each drawn by four horses, | The Fouthern p had submitted tot 4,of, th Sum, ay ; ft Lot nt ; tw ‘ vn fore , h h bearing appropriate Inscripth the popular Voice of the North... Slavery, that festering ‘ : u pha be! Hi wane : 1 iva Laie | Other processions followed creating the greatest | sore in our evatern, had been erad cated: Fatal euiftaes Bond Tyorarites senern : ae 4 oO rlhts of tt and | th auf roo} 0 «| enthusiasm, as they passed the different stands. | had beeu granted and au mit citisene, witheee abn ; that # certain | | le te sa . 1 7 axpaye Tthas already been seen tha C 4 The pyrot I display was unusually regard tocolor, Tue debt of the Uulted States iacurre portion “ i ) Col. McC WalicL have nor - ' it on x n . : s'eand | and added greatly to the relat of the occa: inpulting down the rebellion had. been made a Pen yaix claus aud a 1 i the | ¥ Nees I * “os 1 ates. Local Grant clubs hed improvised m¢ t and obligatory by express cc putational, Brovs | bravia i 1 Nos: ed H ul pa . twenty paid tat (hat the prinetpies of jonat)and Baltimore | different parts of the city, and with tran while the f the Southerg States and the Con shares ure subscribed, amd 5 per cent, ther ' t phe <tep | 8d prompt to aet, ai Mon ! Ardara TS Ve) iminiatratic the oveasion sought to prevent the pre ulged or patd. r x Yer PRINT £ fai i, i ft Pald. the shareholders may elect Db ! Pn Mee : tthe pu Wn Molation of wha , ‘ ter aes she | Hepublicans ‘at the erand deunonstration AN AFFECTING PICTURE. and begin busines: The ¢ Ib Ay y.t fae dd o pial deciles Aalt ade Tee eed canvas ie © tu He * 8 1 refor z= i sap! ’ Mikip Mildit rl lbedintdahiar dbf ed RB cinie The Southern was crashed down with sot ines content g cupltul af SOON liieolten tie. ¢ {honreand the | WOULD EXTEND THE AREA OF IMPLICA porators tnall $ f'the country. I m- | 4. (Applause * to guile the unwary, and the Admibisttation | aud overly. thei eguntty ha heen D eith sores r velo ‘ n i aa! a ' 1 w ye NAMES ¢ yNS ON u being what nee tz: nh, tneetings were sparse wt nded by > ve r jiog had brought upon it. Hundreds @ Stitte was to be en fe: hetet whom fe | PECERD OF COLLUSION EN ANY GAINECL MA t condition to aucceed to their offelal estate in the absorbed tn living aud there w i“ cay Pak " 1 w ¥ . D MAKE TH KESENT UNPFORTUNALE RAID ON CONGRESS, 3 city as represen in Mareh next. Dall, itless, and almost fu b thelr fertile soll and thelr e heh ae Ine | niser RE SPCONDARY ¢ With the first car treed —a grant worth un. reported U nereal were the effortsof speakers at these small tee a Ml hee they apked pe : oe a wilt athe | Diz incot hateatl GE Dranadina to. biilta y summoned to appear be gatherings of the faithful eived into the fraternal f of citizens, an¢ ra } ' Tat | “His Oaks Ames no fe Re ie at a ea of the General Cammittee trom os allowed once more to tulld uy thele Non stupendous Credit ie ist i j in NOR ti Serie » Bighth, Ninth, and Seventeenth he Academy of M dustries, "and uultivate ce { i ‘ No, Solfiat Jantod tn apron f Yu BA tricts nts V for fron bs dal darcard el opie, That. th tO we have ' ame doy n| 2 ra A rece bigry voit | ‘The tasty and spacious Academy — was | fitkori whic he in th i eet Hf the wide 4. He ha ; loomed beautifully decorated for the occasion. ‘The | {eH of allows) aguira, most of 8 ; ast i American colors were draped In exquisitely ar nity as hay m . : i ' ranged festoot ind the stage and In front | tf Fits thst hes ‘ oad act tor th , - 3 f the proscentum boxes. Hundreds of ladies | ¥!th a ey werutlulelt of t y ‘ vooupied seats in the dross circle and parc , Government an ‘ ta ; ¢ any ee vd] t Ue t | and throughout the evening entered heai fat 1 to perform | ‘ ! w » f : Y h an 0% \ The me q hi as a ty 4, 3 ? # t ge pad : . + | ing had been cal vurewenry | FE ywhe tn ‘ . ; 1 sent’ L n t family circle, a 1 were h er, ai P tA lgtearact x t n pr six Your comr as no standing F left. The stage, too, was wpe aan hd dary , | nad th ervation ny pai i “ 1 filled by distinguished citizens of different 4 : adoneh hp toaberss ‘ A, oF alia a 1 Juring the patient wa’ ! ‘ . | wack t aa with a 1 at ( et ig | mpi ate thie During the patter yu ‘ his iuaugural r ' : coursed national and n 4 od, wat “Let uehaee i i ‘ Henry C. Murphy, 1 George 4 hat teri ave a right to com t thet mH t rting the Hon. Frai Sourd, Mave we bu " toll, while M t r ‘i f w rs. Ls Appia t just’ to the protected La i this evid att ; nol 1. W.W. Goodrich came stand and which . zations ¥ citleate iin and a . Is : nd ’ t Frirow Crrizex rage it was men against white meand \ Mr GAM \ he havarmiaad ataie MIO pend 5 Lorie pecored line tentia nO poll 4 1 - rihacn Seiwa eeu ARE irhenent sis . an which awept this County ap cy bas bec ; . Kiet ex, ra y. and ‘pag ae ¥ register, [had no suspl hy ithes at M and thelr newly p a pow f rt ee ‘ m bg at the time, We were on fairly amicable terms A RTT ald food ar shee Moretaant F t eve that any Col. MeComb—T e part members of the same company, and he read 1 re auiealy a toh rotth ple of the calire ve iy A 1 hus ha | ra formidable array of counsel fora SHOE bolinen th Ustice Shandley sald ached Does any yi ment that Me ' ‘ i " ‘ ray ript t that t 4 What d Alley any tiv ence Ww eve 1 upon any for not 1 i S ge HF a ox r w ¥ « | ‘ tute | albility wi Pe Ivanla long , I my thers controlled it 5 * te n a range Dy 1 fe fore we ox. | Hast, and tts charter eying eehat oat . W ihe grew ator. WhORO Al the conclusion of Mr. Goodrich's remarks ry ‘ \ y ind to the ¢ WL eairetin cd h : canning ft ape d ‘ the Domes | the vast assemblage joined in shag itig our nattoy ¥ M J ' » Ut bout to retire : n . i 4 would n * nttoexpel | abanthem, * America, an ' x I y Teinuate : Col. MeComb—¥ 1 possess 8 ty yt : mae namty. 2} Mop ategiertet | On manon oh he tcode ar G } ¢ , a cantanat ni shares: at aot Pho gentleman : ust be reorgs ptot \ Reynolds was elected to 4 on gt : a an ' Ma a tenooal th? i { the gentlemen mizht be zeal i t GEORGE a. 3 t i byt rc 1 y y a ' Lhave ¢ 8 \ ‘ , i that ap ' y resent t ‘ i Wwe 4 ng ; - and alli " whtot low « his p ary a a . While # part of the a ) ¥ Mire W ' 1 Sah ; 4 to put | N I whi Y fr ed i Y : R 4 ; Sle Halla iba : A ‘ 0 sorte y ite w iy ° ae | drawings thereon had a 1 wiling a , Me pies THE SEVENTY AGAIN : iM : » ¥ ; Hy isis al rete tia eee er we a nrtneose Gn r fove i A Mevtlax Ves y in the Chamber of re. (Applause | ype th i d 1 y ' av profits of Cred ineaneianes 7 h c Comm Mave ta Address. , iether bad , ' Mt, before iny nel: lying 4 jon deriv yo | Dtmned 1 r nty yest " an Judy Ife rond them over, and ea SPPlyIne the | nee 1 at this ond. could b The Com i " y that ¥ ‘of | Ito ® t I I to a at the mome : fame Lime to ma ¢ er ref @ work accom ‘ ayy the happy ‘ ia xainin these letter What surprises mo most ia that the newspa: | the era from th Aranen Of 1 da etl ace dee tie rammany | presented. “Us. eM “thet y nates. « 4 3 : ¥ Fined u 1 . anna ‘ 1 | per prot ny with all its acuteness, did not t ' {1 1 4 Huger i | tite maT ‘ and i , } nn the ucue /- but he did not move one step. I produced | Tllway men and operators, You will observ CREDIT MOBITAPR™ DODGE el Cor A ust the it 8 PGrats isan! hicnewed H Vas pestect! Me- | them after repeated taunts to do go, and a | that Speaker Blaine jes that he ever re 1 The st 1 fe fow een Or tty CORBET mene at Wie Sit soon have t ure t q W j 6 beon 4 hot, pr avolded, Ihave no hesltation | Piller understanding is that no stock 1 road, withaut bide of advortie Lert n tructing the « 1 | prite, perhaps. beemun | ¢ Bi beh ta tha rath ; : by ee Vt hemes of tiese men it will be essential that | anda cons \ i Ames was, I should have made every sacrilive n ra company, which tn turn t nelvu's one or tw huge sand nly k ed, and approved men be sentt when he has found ¥ yaw ent now visited the of the course of this suit to do. With all those | manaet down as having an interest would mer regard toearnings. But would. such ed candidate ts a good man, He q , ( ld parchment men were mov. | keutlemen we stand upon terms of fair fellow. | Ye Presutel with bonis at periods when divkienty | ton have been regarded ss an hon Otherwise, the mero tools of the | Mr t in nomination the followin ots, exceedingly lnpertinent | ship, and most of them aro our party-frlends, | “ame to be declared, and some of the eartiest of | tho Government? Clearly. hot. opartments of the city government will | Hat of Vice-Tresidents FOPAFIO RC IA ’ base we were looking for we ay here >) politics In this ’ such dividends would clear off his of indebted | transaction which amounts to py y Albany to thwart and prevent your | Was aceedod t ' emed to take a jump, and all the ve Col. McComb—None whatever, Ttold the edt | % - AY Inore honorable and. stralzhtforwat The genoral tickot system forthe election of | Hons G. Borgen cee eee ea a tanbers when you pull | tor of your paper at the Brevoort House, last | Some Additional ‘Testimony from George | hiudingon the Government? Instead uf ¢ PRET DRAPER eT ILReL ead anitting h Murphy ] inipr f oveclete aisles of acen July, that I could not support Grovley; that Francis Train, Ueieting for tho conatructign Of the road aa all | able tho comumittes to avoid all the tnistake nee all over the pl: kyerybody | slike | Grant was not my first cholve, t hat Leould The following statement reached Tne SuN | ‘A. hh. Chand Dare the stockholders of thecoam- | While attach to last years work in that dire ‘ y x \ 6 hogravhic characters In motlon tbe convinced to vote for Greeley office yesterday by the hands of Mr. John Wesley Nich: | pany, A, B,C, and D, undera charter from the | Hon. ‘The powers of government should be re A. 0 y i sult of statesmauanip of y * © orrespondent™ got behind the docket h . ols, Mr. T 8 phot " if Pebnéylvania, organize themselves into tored to the people, acting through their « winap ‘ueea’s - thie reine oF nd overhauled the ponderous manuscript |! Which Tam plaintif bean before ¢ r ' mpher TCOMpany caliad he Credit Mebilier of Amer, | elected representatives. ‘The principle by which | Arthur FH Wien Whe WeHt hire a yolue of domes. After looking without reward for a | had fairly got Into his offlve, It Is fora direct ON THE Oran, Renore BOUND, | Pee ceed ee Geckhotders enter inte a | the departinents rule, the Common Council | PF ving you to that, men of New York nf mone; | alley took Un ah euuity docket (fed on | and considerable money loss which Oakes Amos | For ine Sun Orr New Yous, Sept. 7. f contract with the Credit Mobilierto build) th tee et, fy bower to, contre Davi y Uiig wapte Stare in which L piglet ial sate ged me at vid at fabulous prices, and the Credit Mobilic ts should be restricted controtied, oF w a, Meri ! . b, Lthank God. would a hicoxe dag che obliged me to make by his bad faith~a toss | The Pacite Rallway bill of 1864 L machined | eee Mie the tentenct at the lowe team ae | cal have no economy inthe government, No | Martin evans, Charles | wn yutir aught aud overturow the scoundrels betory jum It Is set down for the January tern of 1809, | Wich ts not merely instock not delivered, but | through Congress, saving it with forty-four Dem- | whieh the road eth. bails, make brnroay | uiore laws should, be passed aularicihe the tee | diebry fe Men atte Panare Here in Georgia to show for Uils-Lucreased debt of $10.09) number 19 inorder. About thewhale of ory stock which T took from my own share to keep | ocratic votes, who never asked or received a cent, | Of the difference betworn the price ai whieh the | mye Of bands on the Gunn at any of the die | EN Aforrow, ohn A Wert Zothing but an iuiaired eredit aud a peoviy stil the groat foilo pages is covered with the suc Scontract with a friend. ‘Tho lotters of Ames | ‘THe RADICALS WERE ALLON THE MAKE. Thad. | (hoseucy ss aiken and the price aiiuully pald to | tiga by uch, departiients, and thus anc Rei Catienticn Ald ducob 1. oy {ate of Florida, with a popu yf 200,000 Tinueden WW put over, now referted®. tad’ quaglt | belong to this suit, showing that he professed to | Stevens's share was seventy thousand that will not fall shorcot many millionset dole | He the employment, at stated periods, of a) HA: Latetra Tow, Der f AL the clove of the war, ‘ (3 bver, ow referred na! cain aprons be “ ‘ Y ‘ns large force e 0 m yulated and eon: MeGeohan, Juines Murp wi? 5,797, en ¥ postponed. The last entries show that, onthe | Avert my stock to legislative uses, and act as the Gronax Francis Train, | HAPs. I wil reaiy be ween Fram tte that Uh com | ne ee iene oe ea employers Ant Martin Where overthrow an Atduiuiatratios hae hag Tiree ari Asia a) Be Gowan, for plaintiq bad | trustee for those Congressmen to whom he pre - Fe eet tectonics Tatas they et te | work of the elty should be done by contract a ton bu Nicholas Lockw ae sitts taku iosaranion of it under the precenae Ob tony) days from dite: and thee a tarthagttt: | sented it; and the memorandum on the back of | Evidence Given by Gov. Washburn of Wise | jp) hha t they re Ghoatutely | fair Fetting, and should not be given to favorites val Bl Irhonnas W, Field averning it, through the wid of the honest, Bul un} t 1 {and the urther ox cousin, a Gr > { YT at nor s prices at the sacrifice he mos , i Marvin Cross, tusliy Intposed upou colored wan, An y nsion of) days had alan been granted. the | One of these letters shows that Just tho amount a iny & Grant Man iu the House of | ficti 5 Import De ete ot iliecityy. Ta eect. thee Te Barvin Gry Fe aot e ves, 1D the (teat Btateg, te therefore, will go over the Presidential | be took from me he put to the account of th Representatives Four Years Ago eenin ie jects there must be harmony ef action with 1 VVeP, Valu . the Ue aes Oe reign ioe ‘i aus both sot of Htlwants sre Grant peo- | persona thereon named, ‘The names he read t It will be remembered that Mr. Oakes Ames. F @ Donlsl too Tle, Any and all organizations that seck the results Wit A ania buarkesy etiutteef ductal forthens D he undivided vote of the Credit y named, The names he read he Sprinaneld Republican ; Henry rauk Palucr, tn) cP ar J Mobiiier,who chint dren u 1 : i tn his letter to H, 8, MeComb, dated Jan, $0, 1868, says desired, Frank Fa} > public Wapr A] ho think Greeley is nota" safe Pre. | M@ from the books of the Credit Mobillor I M " h hia} nye! " r eal to the J Horse el 2 eu of every party Silent done. Ita visw GhMius'a salar end Waahhumidnes: te r, Ames comes in with his promised |” Mr Hayemeyer closes with an anpen 1 Horace A. Mu SH HO ae Me tee Mo honget’ Bite party dent” for such operations as theirs Wrote down In tho ofice ashe dictated them. | go tor making one bond dividend ie fa et | denial of course. He" gave” no stock to mem. | people of all classes to codperate with the com. | uluat sett Fah Hi ree Brant, earrigat, aud honest Nurtd, whecher, WLOm mt 1% DEFENDANTS, They remain as they wore put on that Lotter | says, “1 dou't fear any investigation here,” 4. e4 in | Porto, Conutows to Indice favorable leulatation | mittee In accomplishing the reformne in the city | August tanga Fredenek nt nm Third £ \ defoudants en i Oye, > GORS FOP Bay 1B) lon here,” 4. @ MT for the Paciflo Railroad, But will he goon to | government which the exigenoles of its aiuir Gedrge senielter, rederick bteip, hird Paye. . wmorated in this sult areas J many seasons quo, aud repeat that, If {bad uot | Waslivgtou, What Wasuburu's move was ls uot ex. | the stund, aud under outhy uswer a few ques. b duwaude Daulel J, Lowery, Geo, Hinkel, Sonsinued on a