2 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1876.. ¢ { of Cronin's certificate, and his eubsequent elec- | teenth, who weze left ont siroamn. They art. Hhewine. Wt ol e he wise waifs, belonging oo ined were H, Wisc. A. B. | pearance. Tle had called the autention of the gen- | vialent languncc, bt now ho is very still and tract- | of “Albert. Phillips, Warren | tlemen in his oflice to the fact, and they had Been | able, and con't want war. tion®" souhurL Fe advised me not fo stay in the | feturns by mul. Somo ceturus came by hand | day. Witnesses exa Houss i i ting | 8nd were counted. The returns from Grant Tar- | Crowder, Reuben Whi i ) ;“ifi:‘x&“l’ls‘-"‘\‘-lr'\:ﬁ—g:a'lx'élrc‘p’g:v (:lei‘};f (ol | 15h were not sent by the Supervixor. When Ginhrd. and Rtobert Butcher, of Caddo Parish, znd | able to pickout two clsses of letters. ey DA hin | - There s o general feeling among reasonable men Well, T wasnot in Oregon when the questionof {ﬁ\e Lower Mizsouri, but left behind with srore ¥, B nosoumich | et L e Yhe war taik here will 70t | (oo cregitiiicy was raised, but I went back im- copt In commandine ahcere e wehader! ivore’ ri; ” ¥ - 7 8. Georse and ' W. Carlos, of Bossier | had becn apparently opened and th f my men_told_mc they pervirars’ reports are sent they sbould be accou Eeru\mré_ Jeore a 'y L ppat y opened and, the Prigh heets, Don't recollect that the | Parish. ‘Nothing of any importance waa elicited. lmtbccn.~\\run ho had come to Washington. He | amount to anytbing beyond talk, but Rel nbﬂliﬂﬂ! mediately. When we examined the facts andibe | to the States, and Col. Hougl ¢ Otis has oo amvass te- as struck with the s are far fng entirely casy, and o close 4 to 22 core Pt tanvass Tromn the stalc \Wns struck with the fact that letters {ront Boston, | are far from fecling entirely e od pretty clear (hat Watts wasmot | joined. Afier thie meeting some of our Maior, hag Bad 10 joint cotld nut heip it; but didn't intend to | PUY d Dy tall vote the Democratic ticket, 1 told them thes 1w requires il " - vas =] o ? hey eai pe day of | ment of Commissioners instead of Supervisors. SO T Chicago, and other points had a perfectly smooth watch is kept upon the Democrat: ¢ ouzhtnot o have done it Thes ssidon the 485 0 | YiTeisua “hoxen from concorain that, did net SOUTH CAROLINA. o e e ndelope; while fres I it seomed D e there s o clec. | IR {1 meantime. bt abont the Sious, who s Commissioner by Supervieor Gady to bold the | COME throug| sors. Refneed lo con- THE TILDEN COMMITTHE. quently letters from New York presented that cor- MISSOURI DEMOCRATS. ion of a third Elcctor at all, and that therefore it e cause of our heing out here: Thes wa e clection at poll elzht, together \\'x& w0 athers. | #ider Grant Parish because it did not come NEW Yorg, Dec, 21.—The Zimes* specisl from rugated appearance, e had happened to show 4 - Sevolvod upon the Legislature to electahing; | o0Fein and camp pretty closelr. wiiting f ed Soon afeer dapt. Thoobold came in sudaeked Row | el il SGE: o o | colambi segeth thro members o tho Tooss | (2, FACES e L JELLY 96,00 wSlel i B, BB AN cor sLvmACK i susTATS | devolved upor, 1he LG, bt honestly | il sicdes Ty arvinsth e ik hod 32 v Bt - Mr. g — Supervis s knave el ey 2 L one of se v e sk 3 ANT'S CISION—BE! 3| v, Y 3 80y 2 ¥ 3 did s d i) W sate hz);u“sld "i’é‘ix‘,‘émnh‘l:& !3::‘,;‘,‘,‘,'2;‘;135: nml :A-"r:?&:nllfﬁller.i:?:xn;nef von i veturns | Investigating Committee remainingin Columbiaare | if it had ot boen n:;‘x‘alcd.n“und\‘vimn TTTERAS i ug?;;m:: FROMINENT DEMO- o coarelontionsly, Iam certain, that the Elector | eamp with. the loss O some. n:::lee:m:uza&lm the e, ,n“:smz:.na"” Ve tally ehovta. 3r, Scar- | made by the Commissioners of Election, did you | now engnged in footing up the figures of the pre- said it looked so. He had then asked CRATS having the next highest mnmheh of \-yf:cs WTS took it out azuin nest day with a lurzer escort, Otig, B P stood by the cuiored men and serutinized | Savassguchvole? - it e Clctratites to see how they compare with the re- ﬁ?g‘\‘vh:, toues M damon, [nelioes i;msmy]hc Dispatch to New York Herald. f;lrc:;f;l:\ ;ggrﬂgrg Lo ;ssl“ccsd Bk el e (5;3“;.‘31 t‘rﬂL it throug] sately, bit very nn;'ﬁ‘i $ %, % 5 = Gov. Wells—No, sir. We cunvasse ¥ St entire _confidence, und whose valu- _ i y 1 the 5, with Sitting B ! their tickets when they voted. A coiored Congta 4 tarns forwarded to the State Board by the County | gpje services should be retained’ through all muta- Sr. Lovis, Mo.. Dec. 18.—The declaration of | Ay head. ce then they have ot m:nn},-‘ce;li;n;,‘,; Gen, Jo Shelby, the cx-Confederate cavslryman, *“Do you believe that he Wis entitled to the cer- | neighborhood. By V2 i v S o] ot received through Su) ervisore. vooi i, ble told me he was afraid to vote, 8¢ scarboronsh M h SUPSTVISOTE. ires that tho | Commissioners. o discropancies of any account | tious in politics, and to wention the ‘matterto him. was ~potting all who voted the Republican tickel. Mr. Wells continued: The la t = - : D: Ct p: Ao 03 B, h o 1 ! ool Wells contned, The I SRS 0850 | ave been aiscovered. A6 the ovidence standanow, | Ho (Hewit) wished tae Howse (o c matter tobim, | /et ho will support President Granb in sny de- | tifeater ut, how 1602, oh Lord, how lo hout the middle of the sfternoon dcLeod s a1 Eleijon Seell be Spoia S | Lo mitioo will b compeled (o repor to Con. | 1 04 pot Bk L famee would nderstand that | Uhat be whlsuppork Brl e to tho contest |+ Wall, T think it Be was ot electe? 10 JOr I, dize s a pretty name, and the. cenors aropg’s 2 i : g ¥ vsented by Democratic Com- arty to any tampering wi 7 hown' - i Thers s o vacancy, you understand; there was | i fair to luok upon. {Toops were near by in_the woods. I1old him it the State were represented by groes that the Hayes Electorsand the entire Re- | Duit¥ ¥ tampering with letters. He had shown' | poyceen Huyes and Tilden, has created a decided | Jef 850 oct, T T oueh case tho Lezisdature, | would prefer l'h‘-’t:l;o?‘;fn:?:i&‘:g:;o& residence we oops were near by it | e e A TSb mot kuuw that there Was any 1 aye o lottera one ‘morning to the wentleman from ; | 5 : ia . ks ;‘;:;:‘;:;hf:,‘,ﬁ‘,“g;;i‘i;;‘fg,;‘;‘},;gﬁ;"'!:,";;; miesloners, Al visor of iteristration in the State, | publican State oot wens slected fn this Statoon | aon o d"Sad Hofetod ont the cormgated, | Bensation here, his past and peescht prominence | hot the other Electors, clect an incumoent be satisfied with one of our old’ frontier fors . i e fr ' | Sent for the ballut-boxes in Eust atun Kouse, but | ‘the face of the returns. without excluding the pal- | anpearance of the envelopes, and Mr. Hale had giving much simficance to what Le may sy on “How was Gov. Grover's action generally re- | where there arc houses fo live in, with w y;,;ﬂgh';ofg,gﬂ:;,,g’ﬂ,‘,ﬁ}g;z&’ l“;';,,,‘,'{,’f,"‘o}‘ﬂ;id e o it tncse Doscs fr what way considered | pable frauds S Bdseield and Laurens or any oth- | told him he ought 1o call the atiention of the Mouse | that subject. Xour correapondent callod on him | garded in Oregon?® Children aronnd the firexides: bat to be femics Toen appeased in the e loroom with their accoutre- | £00d and uflicient resson. No evidence was | ercounty. 10 the matter if he thousht his letters Were | gguin this evening at his hotel and found him con- 00! course the office-holders felt sore and talked | down in the mud, and left to freezo into i pe en Bppered I e D Members of rifie-clubs, | {aken by e atdafter going into | "1t is éaid that Hampton's Assembly will take 3 tampered with. ot it would be readily seen from K bly i e which | 8 g0od deal, pat, O la of them, public obinjon | what we donot thirst for. For fear we shonld by meow. o Y T e lefe Duning | sesret soelon, Cun't say e o Ihe boses | reccss ina day or two until the 5thof March next. [ the mature of - the case it ey e ardly | mderably excited aver the severe criticlsm Whih | generally sustained ibo Goyernof. Many of the | forgotten entirely, till butiedin enow, onrax o st of them soon became tired and lef iz possible to bring forward any other-evidence than | he lad encountered dusing the dsy while mixing | Republicans admitted that Watts was not dlected, | shovels have been phed briskly till 'ng”.“h“,’:ﬁ A Mo outside and asked me if United States | Doth part il s vear Somple BeCret S waia were received and opened in | Itdid nothing to-day e o o o i meeting was held the members composing the Com- | are now mearly ready to be issued from o o e mociacy would stand byits | Meeling washeld the memets 0 be oy oven sce | tho press. Each sheet embraces an atea of orer nledges, that the South wotld have to fight i : . P, Eomvinced that the General Gov- | LheTeport ‘The Journal tried a biwof €énterprise, | 11,500 aquare miles, or a total of 70,000 squize & i ul when the Mayor w The Democrats | g g S M Boardin connectio ! < A s in 1476 becanse the Board | Dourdin connection tarsed, uat. from alf posions o the perieh 4d | cowd not AT D B8 Bette® Nounedy, | the sccuracy of their miputes. The dis- | the Housecould withhold its ubeent to tho resolu~ isied dhey intenied o gary every clection, T | the | pentioman | proposed for e TRt | maich a0 O ey € iy, ignly | Ben s very cloar o, him that this P ax sbown until the cay of clection, -whenit | POt x?;'if.'{ff,é?.mﬁl’cﬁnycﬁ e O e, | colored.. The Attorney-General o his | \ac's matter which tne e e not let drop,. | ernment s suprenic, and that the Pre-ident i3 the “mchqmuo\fcrcn:ui!:\_r ! miles. The maps are constructedon's scale of a reporidd that g oa were rising in the |y’ the Hoard could not azree upon his Of DN, | testimony before tho | Semate Committee | e inviolability of the Postflice Deparimant | most uuthoritatlve esponent of the wishes of e | e 1 TeE I DEPEDENT GREENSACKERS | fourmile to one inch, with contours of 20 fect ‘ish to carry the election, Numbers u R ) % o prerental ;. i | i e ¥ I ! O o0 s action as decletv g ] | fouemite : ontours s ! A ment, and no other name was presented. Did ot fully sustained the Board in jts exerclsc of judicial | wasa thing thut should be maintained and upheld regard hi i o O e evening 10 hedr some speeches and to wn:l:ed “ll': g;ir‘;z(yc miﬂc:n’l‘ﬂ‘:m::,gri::‘&hb\f”fkIni_ ¢ mencame it, and reports were circaidted | 0 op the question, and don't think any_meniber i £ ha gy i by every power of the Government. It wasall the GRANT AS DICTATOR. b S 21 erme bad been” broughtto town, and wany | of e On (B e Lion, A B e KemneaY, | romny cass sillrtel arhs aesgel i o 10 By O O it the Department should be | Hohas the army and navy to back him. and to e e e oo, of the Cairman uf the State | gation, and the iimportant featutey o the conncy, coiored voters were intinidated and did BOLVOLE | but in talking over the question we {oGciA 1hat We || meEy/catas on L ApPRET.0 aw to the facts, | TOrC IpuEtat mo S D e sesterday tie | oppose his flat it would be neceseary to rise 20 entral Golaiitor,drtich e Vepeent othe | The areas of exploration the last season are lo- and wany siaid awsy. EHdCiR, AL peen | cOuld mot agree. 3 DIFFERED TN SOME TSSTANCI Bt fhkon from another branch of com- | army of opposition. If he degldes mfuvor of | VOIeF O e aag cated in the interior of the continent, far remote clected by 17 majority. Moncoe haa US| Witness wae ordered to eend for the minate-book NFEERED, IN 5032 IRSTANOE Houge N wecnman and man all tha it had | Hayes of courso he will sce to it that Tiayegisin- | HE 4 WITNESS. from scttlements, and among the hostile bands of can. | Afew daye before the election Mo | chowing all tae proceedings of the uard te-baok | 1 tywo cases the memoxy of the Attorney-General | cver had of inviolability, ' The Post-Office GUe matters 1o the bortom. Letan invuati- | If the Democrats determine upon un sctiye 802 CIGEAGO OX TIE WAR-PATIL. cnne, Wyoming Territory. Two of the pa Lore the kil e pciix that. hose who | OlicEwiser Tho o 247 the returns must be sealed | § 500 onher what transpired as himeelf, especiall he such ] . f 4 ocrats de ! 3 Afndness ruicdehe hour at Chicazo. At & Democratle | wi e e partics, one were gL ket wonld not be | and forwarded by the Supervasors of Resistration by | 1 FHECE Ntey ranspired us himeel, espectally | gution be mude, the most e O ok Completar | position f will g necessary to inaugurate Tlden | mecting a coriatn Judse Miller, who, f really a Judge it i tuele animals and other, befiticaeas . "W itness sid after returning from the il 1t was found when the minute-book arrived e on of Nk assoclated, But it is Lardly 24 let the House know whether there had been | In some sort of fashion, gives him his Cabinet, | wust be s product of the suffrage of Chicago, said: | trameporte rail to Rawlins Svringe, 2nd pro- ol Somteation he was aav ing from he | that it aid not contain the proceedings of the secred Teeleco O et Coskee voted s liardly 2 | any interference with the Serreupondence of any | nnd establish a ecpurate seut of govermment, and |\ want (ot speciicq e means)Centirely | cccded thence southiward: the other two were sea incinnal nvention he €0 | ieuxion, and witness stated that was the wrong mater of iutercst how Cocke voled O amilton | gentlemnn, and more cpecially of the gentleman | 10 ap o mew und distinetive list of revenue | within the limits of our Constitution. 1f, these fmen from Che yenne by rail south, —one party to Trini- or Precinct 13 in_ Leon, the only ones where a it Smenv impel us bevond these lim- | dad and the other party to Canon City. hack 10 Ouachitu g€ 1t wonld not be safe. After . o B 3 d eve! il L rae ook, Witness took the receipt-book, and said it | G ; L ere a | o otk © (lewitt), who held the | and Fost-Office’ officials throughout the Wnion, (not specided < 3 0 T an 2 of theBoin g cuson, 1F thy | JOremost place @ tey. “That gentleman believed | force. 1 for one will wo with General Grant in | wusi have been pacide conduct, for e e | harme ot D, Nilaon, @l Lok the e il inidad, the southern terminus of the Deaver & 3r. Jenks, ‘of the ‘Committee, read from the : of the Bourd s ISt 18 (i power o the Board | Parter ot SR Co0s N been fampored with, and | whatever decision he may make under the con | borof spy, SEULE, SRS 'Chicago tn. which the elo- o iben fave 5 history of the rifle-clubs, and was | o} [ ead fr b hiEoEy C f N the other portion of the leaves being torn | B d any 0 to1d by tacmbere thut the clubs were eolely for the | 088 IR, 870F fception by the Returning Board | 14 L D saistod OB by the ALIOT- | b oo Lost his confidence. in_ the Bost-Ofice De- | ecientious conviction that in such a contingency | Aiay oS eoult Take. s parc. Judge Graham, an- purpose of preserving the peace, and witness told | o¢ o returns from the parishes. In seven of ney General partient. He had showed him (Hale) two letters | lic has u right, as the Bn;cmise of tuo netion, osher spectinen of :?5‘{35@:}52{?&3“;’““: o | e raveled by the Valley of the Purestol ne who is eclected. actual war EALaL v L a AL e ey of the Pureatoire. Rio Grande Railway, Aug. 18, making the drst station on Fisher's Peak. From this point tha The mexroes that had become' alurmed that there | Gy : . {L the session of the Senate Committee to-day | 5 i i eizht instunces the_entries showed the returns had ¢ L : % Yhich he had cxamined, and had become con- | to_doterm. would beno troutie. o R ed part by 1nail and part by band, Twa | farther testimony was taken concerning Jacksoh | vinced, as he looked at o o e, st the Tet- | should occur between the two partis and Presi- question, but Ju might bapecessary Lo trengiien thr | crossed the Sangre de_Christo ranze by way of He then told of (he conduct of the rifle-ciube 4 e oy 2 | County. Tt way conclusively shown that at the | torg bad i ke oy Yl L e e /[ dene i e cs and Prest- | fackione. ™ Gut Kieb Ventured the compartun Uat | Costellia Pase. and {olloved the wost base of g at 3 Republicsn barbecue at jnt dames or three were merked a3 received by exp! , A Campbelitown Precinct Bemocrats and Republis ters bind in fome W cen opened, but whether i dent Grant should fin it necessary to call for | *in 1481 they (he did not say who) fired only on the . i ot seee | Inku shovss: A lalialion of the Twenty-second | dosheee Rivore, aud potieen the Green River T I e olored men who had been | becausc he wak a Democrat. ~ Knew of a secret OF | 1,7 presidential Elector in O v q, *q discassi G i i vin New | Infantry i ¢ Glendi d Glendive is i i . cuy ELgee ool 0 N vt d tbe *-Council of Freedom.™ e cctor in Oregon, was resumed, 1twas ngreed thatan hour's discassion should ame to Gen. Shel He is now in New fantry is mow at Glendive, ant endive is in | and the subordindte range of monntains that lies !x.m;uv ;&u Vr,ilfn:;,l m\;g-{:’ y:‘:ﬁ‘:;mmw. n;;L:‘t:{ ‘gvﬂfz;‘&‘fbcn‘;"‘j]_ l'rm.- ‘f“cmhm had “m’,'; m’é nn'g Mr, Maxey spoke ot length. A > Ve allowed, and Mr. Garfleld spoke against the k, ana it is positively ulleged by responsible | Montana, on tho left bank of the Yellowstone | westof and parallel with the Bark range The Beem pablished: and Lo b e inir by bull- | cartridges. Way President of a colgrel Lemo: el e B e R on of Sur Eis | oasiaed 1 i N onnd (hat e Honao, is not | Qartiés liere that bis mission thete fs Lo coner Wit | River, about 100 miles from its mouthy and oppo. | party was ditected by W. G. R, Bechler, Pu nnd whipping of e érs by e bout ihirty members. Demo- | auenorized by the recent resolution of Mr. Ed- | justified in treating e piio communications 4s | Mr. Tilden's trasted friends with reference 103 | & 2 tof, C.A. White as Geologiat. The ares exolored Totere s ‘and oo lares number of colorcd persons | cratic club of SbOML NI TETLHCS, o' 0o o the | Tnds (0 ‘Gevise means for the proper connt of the | an official report. Sheey ornization of Missourl Democratdfto nid | Site the mouth of Glendfye Creck. Threa months | 5% ie division it embraced between parsllels 5O \m;. \:ic'rr ;lfn:!'en Y‘x‘um ho|nﬁ:htc‘.e,:|l‘il}:lvv of \\;hum D::l e e Republicans intimidated Dem- vote of the President and Vice-President. in con- ;‘.,,w a long discnssion folloy in enforcing the successful ingnguration of Tildens ago its site was a sage-brush plain, upon which few | deg. 30 min. and 40 deg. 40 min., and meridiang iad to feed at Monre cre had been no com- 3 ottion with o similar committee of the ouse, | rsolution was adopted withuut division O Somily S00d Atinority that before | white men had never trodden, when suddenly, fna | 107 dgg. 30 min. and 109 deg. 30 min. Thes pro- ﬁuontmr.ud from Rawlins Springs, ontha ‘and told negrocs if the Democrats of = it 3 : i o 8 4 s emic fessts, Edmands, Morton, Frelinghuysen, Logai, 4 Teaving e conenlted with Governor- s 7 : 4 i Oanchit, bt the emocrats sald they suceeeded they wonkl 211 b put buck i very, | Tyurmgn, Bayard;and luheumy 4 T rl T Speakr then Jald befgre b G ath of he | oLher ot 10 Shra. et as g;:’nl';:ﬂy ;;,{';,?",:é?:e;”:ﬂ,fﬁ;'e i et Raiitond, Aog. 6, Lowatds thelr feld i 1o bave e, -exn v 2 Mr. Frelinghuysen presented the petition of a o8 4 { arrangement was made whereby Mopthaduke. g » % 5 1 Y of this f wling T Jate Senator Caperton, when remarks appropriste 4 Y Y ﬂi e was | O ats on the river, and in another day the of labor. §Fhe journey of this party from Ra Cof the ofiicial conductof the Repmblicun | ocratic speake: e i erosscaxamination ensned. ‘The prin. | the Democratlc, pcty hey drove him out of i yyrny number of eoldiers of the Iute War, asking | to the o s 10 e tnvi i i v gf e 3 Tles. ; : ors. wer i i quali ceasion 1 ade b: % 5 b Tnvected with the leadership gf tae Tilden g Y om erls loped was that the houses of church _and took his license away from | oring passage of the House bill for an equalizs- | Fi ‘ﬁner’i“\\lzrillg‘oﬁe(\!\?.d‘«'u’f),mcc!;::&c, ereford, | locoin Missonri, Gov. ”mlp‘p‘ T en | Bank of the Yellowstone was piled high with food \\":’\:mguv;s;.ﬁis-%ﬁ:' ‘\?L“;‘c“.,"‘fg';mi "Zﬁ. e, while, from Snake Biver 1o e arrets, Fauik, and one other on the river | him. Hit = stration papers were takew | yion'of bounties. Referred the Federal d Lincoln s M oy gTa, rretr. § on ver | Bim. R the "Frosdmen's Council s 1 4 - ™ | Kasson, snd Herdenburgh. the Fedoral nemy and Lingoln s_ Military Governor | for man and beast. feature of topograph: r 10 helme Sotiron, hads been Erol int at plehe. e were returned on the day of the election at | g A p the rosolution to print | "The customary resciations wore adopted, and | 10 Arkansas, but thinks Tilden should Ue sustaitied | " rhe occasion was the ending of Gen. Terry's es- the Yampah River. thecountry 1s motc undulatiag: e tiiied b0, End ont who did the shooting and | or mea the pois, and the mes matched P 2od | o) AT DS Ghter Clork of the Senate, 10 | T° HOuse adjourued, e * | pedition sgainst the Sioux; here it was broken up, e o ;‘.,“““::42.,‘,3;{,; B b I : be shootingand | OF AES OB Dnblicans in platoons. The clec- | Sty ) Hk (0 tho enates oo Nom Brouz; s | der ving form 3 ails of the shocting of Dr. DIRkEravs, ¥ ore e o e qmtetiy at the polia where © voted. | T80 1500, saue of i Blectaral voles fiom AINNESOT Col. 7. C. Normi, i 62 Colonel of a Federal | and the troops comprising it started from here (o | nction, with, the work _of previousyear, e b re was no_rifie club on the | Only the Straight Republicen ticket was voted at | =" sy u‘;i‘sn““_ﬂ'a IC: b Byte Anthin by z;cx:».'nc amerv' fegimen :ll\ :’d“l -;g::x-.\,l‘ D‘fn;otm(.‘ s -lmn-x ,11\5 thelr respective stations. But, alas, not all of cunclmzlcd to finish hme more r;munml::::; m::?g’ it < : 2. ). At o ] A INO at e imvestiza ow weress 8ho : s Ssig) im., o - e A s T of the Killing. . Two hours after- | that poll. \when the Senate adjourns on Friday, the 2ud, it be NG, B Ot Whlien. It wonlu | Aicm: TBo BALEAR of the Twenty-second In- | RIZICL Lo him, Rk gl IO and extennud ¢ rifle cb ul < st CONTEMFPT. , red i P et St. Paut, Minn., Dec. 21.—A meetinz of lead- e o < ¢ whi 3 Jiepnbiicane. b indi i duy instructed Mr. Morrison, ite Chairman, to re- e By S e g Hh ol tue, DG [iemog arty ah auzurate x ible pos - arty found water and aru . B g'i':’qildhﬁimf:,'iofgf, ,’{‘;L".’,‘;‘i?.‘,‘:{,‘l o e v of the Heturning Board to' the :génznc:d%\;:céh;ﬁ-él':hh "J'u‘iolﬁi anless otherwise | somo fifty in number, assembled {n this city to-day him, cven it it took an army 10 do it, and that &n | fortunate fght was left behind. There wasnot | one exception. The plateau country, howerer, Eave been iled again-t e anthore ofLne hle to | Tiouse for contewpt in refusing to produce the rec- | ¢ 0 oo, e resulution led to e inyitation of tho Chatrman of the Democratic | inmenso army. including niny who did not vote | much delay in starting by the homeward bound; way 50 destitute of water, und 0 cUL P iz, o erbe tho lawe. The whites were armed and | ords called for. Dmetiaat & Beats Contialt Comutitens fo™alseues the: pollitea) | ToPTHUES, cOld bo raticd fow Lhsk PO, They all had important business clsewhere. but | 5 ny k canoms. with scarcely any K00S00, Tu'ta womd mot obey the summons. _Knew nothing ex- THE SUB-COMMITTEES. IO, viom was fnally amended to read that | situatlon. Tho meeting was eccrct. andliitlo that | o). Clax GREES WITIE ENELDY. st of all wenk ih S of anykind, that traveling was SRR, kive cept l‘;‘nu bearsay as to the killing and whipping [ The House sm-c::m:r;]men )lessr?- Mg.\hh‘n \whoh the Senute adjourn on Fridsy, the 22d inat., | transpired is known to the general public, except cont lﬁr’,‘.{f’f?;.u-‘.’fu"“-f‘.i“ﬁf w‘?‘n’x‘;nc‘g}rm;?ﬁfx‘f;‘? wrﬁo x:;d swc}:t: Jg?;lé‘:c‘:s&:}:\era :f:::;g‘:ll‘l i::’ :hmbcu‘;: er}é‘ﬁp’;rrtgx: vl&etrel; and g"rx::: makiog i i ¢ ics . Witnes T 5 *apo, is evening for Ona i 9 6t 1 P bt : Y nel wdig 1o v <] ¢ g - 3 buse e h gt 3:. dc‘r L mgaf‘l;t mml:)\fd tn:x;gl’e;:n lz'-;!lsali&ne ;!m }3:'”_‘ am}r%\ : }:h.ké;;ﬁ{mf' w:‘" inE’ 9 mculcl L :‘zn?ccnzdue (x]u‘n;;u o:’ rﬁg&uﬁn{;ifxcth’eﬁl"lxu 'x‘xtn::l. .',':'.3,;5 that ;z udnm;:d o r;:ohmon miclnnng it as the firm | fo-ni llxl(‘ t:ull)l.whydn!;?!(gd wlnh Gen. Shulhylun‘()l :i\y :‘-aclrl handr helped .\m] our rations. They £aw no :lm:s into l.h%}l::xrren mu{-mpﬂ or ‘,’-f."m': :x" i " . L & o % iy itiigr] b & conviction of tihe Democrats of Minnesota that Til- 1 “ident Grants coursc ouzhi to be de- | field here for news, only army rations to eat and | directions. is party, after complutios = ¢apt. Hordy, District Attorney, also was | bnmn, Phelps, and_Hurlbut, for the parixhes a standing among the Senators that the Senate would ciive with hoth part e is one of those who | nothing to drink, and they vanished. plorations of the area assizned fo men;c'::ﬁ;ﬁ Gt ey, e nkttave " was Ta% | cent’ to New Orloans, ' will micet to.mor- | adjourn on Tuesday to Frifoy. e S a1y | den and Hendricks were falrly elected; that it be- | -+ lgs Mo Iz one of ng ik dnd thoy S\ ons of Vieares i to b o e eofihe parizh aud big | zow ‘snd, CoUents the investiewton of mat- | Tdesday, Jan. %, s Eaithbut tranvacting busi- | holds with regret what appenrs aaa con

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