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v?--*. Y\\n .No-n.8:.o.
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY,
OCTOBER r>. 1872.-TRIPLE SHEET.
PRICE FOLR^CElvVfi
' _ , 1. I -
PENNSYLVANIA CANVAS
A BTUW Of TUB Fin.p.
BiONiFictNi i. of gt in it.'.. i?rci.is'ATi(.v?-f
?it- III! IAI.DK lil i'lUlM \1>T_?llOTll SI
CLAIMING Till STATE.
IBY TELKUKAI.I TO TBE T_l_._ . .1
Pnti.Ai'H iiiiA, (let. 4.?The v itlnlr_tv.il
Schril, c 'crni candidate for tlir QevSI
ahip. id favor ?if Huckalew, has caused more dineue
in political circles her?*, to-day, than any previous e?
Bin? ?? the public.it a n of (int. Ciiri.u' 1. tier. The Li
Ba fill IIKIO have, throughout tit- campai _n, ?
It?, ir etn t.tilt Si __? apt, though no inn
?tltlicr if UM great parties has ?ver in corded tin in u
ttan half that nniiil _>r of tot? ft. In a campaign <
ducted on tioth sides, Botfe by tlie limg mid the
tormina. tVilh M ini.ih t :?-i.r ?im moot 1 re-out, when
friend- of liuckalew and llaitranft aro Loth Baal
th ! It tl-? Mil ( t? ij M
?Ba le t ?u ry on
active cnuvaaa at .?il, except in isolated let?
doubtful if S4,hcli, had be ninaimd in the Held, ce
t?te polled mon than MyM totts. Bappoalai that 1
dkttsaaafassat for liuckalew (and ttitli i
tioiua a v?*ry much huger ptneiitagc I f tlitiiicu.
?ia*_ly Mtunill ?t will place hitn.tatheoi'iiiion ni
liber, li? and Democrat?, beyond the possibility of deft
Tin fr?? ado of Mr Um kalew and honest govcruun
kave also becu greatly ?-ti? ?ur:ijrt tl by reporte from .
ministration soun c. in regard to the Liberal Kepublli
Btri'iiijili :n tin i.i.rlln-rn ti? r of eotititiiM in thin Btl
A prominent candidate on the Grant ltcpubl.iaii .t
ticket,who has becu in Philadelphia thi* week, lsrepor
toUat? aeaarel tin Ocaatnlttei?as he freely tuid etbta
that ttie fiiciids of Hartranft had greatly Badete
mated Ika Kcptiblican defection in that part of t
(ltiit<>. T? (? members of lioth parties are feeling t(
cciitlii. it to-night, each claiming that ttiev will rai
tee Blata By nt least 10,000. The Liberals generally se.
to believe that Tlnrtranft will reiiuiro not h
than IMM or 20.000 majority in Philadelphia
overcome Huckalew's majority in tlie country, while t
? thai :! .; i .'it..! late ?H11
befen- reacall g Philadelphia? The entire .tat.
thoroughly aroused within tbe past two week.-,aad
very I arm %l '?" tr.ny be expected on Tuesday.
QOV. ninin is CHESTER COUHT?.
AM LMlll.JA.TIC OVATION?.l.YLN THOUSAl
PEOPLE IN LINK.
|BT TBLBQBAPB TO THE TKIBn.B.7
Downington, Oct. __.??Twt-nt} tl.mi_.m_ pc
pie welcoiii? ?1 Oov. Curtin to this city, to-night. Cheat
Caanty is one of tho strongholds of Republicani-in
}'?nu. > It ?una, and ?luring the days of the war, tt hen
man twice n candidate for Governor, gave him unusual
lar-.*' . To-night his old friends grteted lmn
11( t\ eeraar? aad hit real ptHat vaatheBaaet ?leinousti
tion ever BBBB in the county. A torchlight proces.ii
of 7.(40 n.eii, iniiutiitg ;.?legations from rcmoU> tow
ship?, eaeettad him triumphantly through the city. I
Rpoke to an audiiuce tthat covered acres of grouni
aaying he was heart and soul with the people iu thei
efl.rU to purify thi? Got .ruinent of tho t?tat? in the
rtgtit to select officials at their pleasure in their ind
pendenec and manhood. There wa? speaking from &J
Stands. Gen. Mi.'aadle.saof Philadelphia.Gen. Kilpatiitl
Col. McClure, Leo Miller, and William Doraheiunr I
New-York, Mr. Monaghan of Westehester, and C. V
McKeehan of Philadelphia 6poke. It is thought thi
the BSaaJ I_ publican maj.irity of 3,0CI0 in Chester will l
reduce?! over out-half on ffBlliaaHi t Dtfc
IMPORTATIONS OF ?fr.G ??O?S?,
tXCITKMKNT IN I.A. (' .STKK ('Ol'NTT-A ?_3UMl
dkivi.s out of ar_______QToa oodxtt?*_u_i
A KATIoNS POM SCMMAKT DEIECUL?/? Q
PKAl'I'l LENT TORJtSa
IB? TKLKGRA-It TO THE TRI_ fX_ 1
PiTTS?CRGii, Oct. 4.?TL0 excit-emm. nbou
colon -_;n_ negroes run* high here, and the Liberals can
not find fitting words to express their indignation ove
thts trick of a desperate ring to secure tlie BBate ta
Hartranft next Tuesday. This colonizing business ha
Been tri? d also in Washington County, which adjoin
tlil_ one, but proved a sorry failure and will not be at
tempt? d again. Seventeen negroes were shipi _-d, it i
?aid. by George Lawrence. Chairman of the Grant Ex
eentive Committee of Washington County, in Carrol
township, but here the Assessor ref uoed to register then
as th o citl.ciis got wind of the point-. The negroes o
that place were incensed beyond measure, and VtettMI
was only averted by the sudden departure of tin
" colony" iiito BB ad.lii: ii:g township knowi
aa Union. Upon their arrival there the eitizeni
immediately made application for tho appointmem
Df a >.ui>? rvlsor of elections and have no fear but what
tiny ean thwart the movement moat eBectaally.
of negroes ar- continually artiviug in thla city iron
Alexandria. Washington, ?nul Itieliuioiid. They urc
lahaean aad t*t.?K* thai they ??r. ? uaai <i to work in ttn
iccnt to the ( it v. 1 in Llbeeala watch
lln tr mov? m, ,:-with the gn i if these
poor unten tt sueeeed In di poaittoa bal.ots
their (loom la M tied. Tho eieit?>ni?iit over this 8taU
ctlet-tiou run-, so high U1.1t it only r? (luire-i tami ->rui|_i
*? itb the ballot-box? s to reader the polls a scene of riot
end disorder. Tbe Lib?rala demand a fair, honeot dec
thin? else ta? .tisfled with.
NOK1I1KU . VlK.IMA ANI> MAUYI.AND BOOVKUI
I BO ! OP! I. VIMS'.
Ihe ii m /.'..?.i 1.1 a. 1 _/,!/__
Dmin>* tin- past ten days out conimunityliae
V. .n ' > .1 to witiic-? an aiii'iiiiit
?. h . i.. 1 . it. : ? 1 itetbi deepest indignation. A_. ? ? .
Irotii 1 '1 In our lunli-t eiiga.iiig
" m? n osb woik upon ralh
quarries, rnlliiig nulls. _.'.. but rea?y for the pur
( f voting for Die Grant enndidari-s in tlie
approaching .'ate election on the t>'.-'i ol tbe j,r?*s
eal : ' it; thi-j
ft.iiniiii?nt baateeee lias tKcn earned on. One
hoadrad and Bit] ?n trocs Imteiieen ttchaSad from the
I'h.ir- nans inon-Itr >m H.uper's Kerry
and from u t and other pointa In tbe Vallar,
in i-iiii-t. t: thernbcraer of Virginia and the
iitigtiou.-i to Pennsylvania have
been acourod b) one agent* ol Simon C'mui
?tcti for i.( _to men In aid in di ? !!'. ils ol the
honiast \( '.? r-of l'i h?*" !t ,iir:t ti. lid tin tu* .-I', cs of the
|)li_iuileret*> ?Im have gutteu poeoeseion of the govern?
ment of that ?tale. _
THE KINGS LAST MOVE.
THE LAST CAKU OK TIIK 1)KSPKKATK CAMP1RON
KIN(.?A laTUia MUM lllAT IHK DKMO
t_B__TS AM? _n;tKAi_3 AK_ BTStma nun
NA . L UAL1ZATION l'AP_l_.?
af/em TU World of to-day,
Piui.AOKU'HiA, Oct. 4.?'Ihe last ? aid o_ tlio
iUdu al ii ad' 1 -a a- 111 tin- city ami scut to 7A?
Mete-York Amr? and other .Republican paj-eii-, charging
tlie diiaeovery of a plot for issuing thousands of naturiii
lfcatiou pap?-re, at a aeel to Nett-Vork of|40,_j(). Mr.
Hauiut-I J. Kaitdail, Chairman of the Democratic fffetS
OuiouiitK (>, ?mil OoL A. K. Mc(,'lure, Chairman ad the
Liberal Iteiiutili?-an ('oiiitjnttec, aiitliorl??' un emphatic
denial of the above charge. It is known to be false by
the peraoiis signing the ?aim*.
CAMKKON .TKANSFEKKING HIS SEPEA 11.I?S.
TIIK KiM. ilA?ii IBIBBBII IB??!! BIMBIIBIS i
I.K1TKU IliOM COB OK TIIK HAl.l.OT-HOX STI K
is 111K ilAM?.s Of ITBgBllfl SI 11\ 1
Mi.A-l III- IDI'HI.VKM 1'HA?tt?MBOIO OOL
- /.\ ll"\.
1BKOM TBB BTBCUI rO??K.-IMMil.VT Of TUB 'II
rini.ADKi.i'iiiA, Ott. 4.?The Caiucron J?iiur in
this HtaU; is becoming more and more ?le-j-ersi?* et? it
Oay. Having planned tbe most gigantic frauds to be
|M)rpetrat4__ in this ? ity. and finding itself likely to be
cbockmated by the Liberal llepubllcan* and Democrats
who are on their track, ready to pounce upon the ballot*
box stuflers and repeaters on Tuesday next, it is, at tbe
la. 1 moment, making an attempt to transfer its scene of
?u-iiiti and Its attack upon fairness and honesty in elee
tloiis from Philadelphia to smaller towns at a distance,
wher?- it hopes to escape detection. Tlie desperate pro*
j?. 1 will utt? iiy fa!), lor it is already knowa in all its
outrageous details, and those engaged in it, unless they
brua the warning that will be given them before
election day. will surely get th< unites into BBBSaS
trouble. One part of tbe scheme nli 1 red lo is to send
out to connue* where they will !.?? least suspe? ted some
of tbe repeaters and ballot box stutter? who aie too BN_B
known in Una city to make 11 sale for tbem to
oj.tar-ate here. To Illustrate how this is to lie done, it Is
only a? ? ?Bsary to relate the eircumetaucee of a siagl?'
?a**, which will have been attended to before this ap.
imita au'liiY,lniuvsk.,o*> that the pui.uaiion of 11 will
iKil liman the . uds of justice. Jam?.. McMulliii Is one.
of the most notorious ballot-box ?tuflcia oi Ihe he. ..mi
Ward of Philadelphia. Assisted by another ?le.peiat?
chaiaeter. ki.own a? " H|??s,'' but a ho_?- re_l BBB I I
unable to ascertain, he has stuUi-d bailo; ton-, und
' dotUiftel " relu? ne for the Cameron King so ollen
that to altem01 it at heme thla year would lead to
mir -lptcc?in.- Bal tha Baa AmaM aal afford
lose tin? Mtfteee of such valuable ii.i-n, ?ml so, hav
?Jetnil?;-tl iMvid Koach, another follow ol ttu k.iiiic sor
? sust tlirm, sent tlKvi up ta Beaver Fall*, I??-.?
, ('.unity, 3? here Ihey llave manai-cd to get appoint?-,i
Bll ction <,I1i*t:<. l?i-avrr County is on tbe ? Hume weal
boundary of iba Btate. n:i.i tha particular object
taking tluse u,. u tl,?rr was to el? ot I.Utah, (lie " Bti
<?aiKtni.it?- fin ihaitata ieaate.Ble ?urces? having i?
??lidaiig. nd by tli?; iu,iiiin.iti?,u of a strtuig II* fi
candidate and by ]?>? al < ames. Tin*?- m? n lu
L? ?n working ander It,? ?lu? ?tu,n of yuaj, <
?>f Um taaaaaari of 11?<- Tuaauij King, i
Miilliu wat, a ?lay or I?,o n:,,, .-... wry ???i,?id
ol auceeea that be had beebaw ten careleea. aad a Id
?'hi. n in- vvt" to in- ? n,ii:?.?it-, fell lute tin- ii'ii'.i?
the liberate, in tina letter be talented them iii.it
the lilt!?-ti.\mi ol lln,\,i Palla ibera ?irr at ii.i.-f
Repul Ucani win? would ?,,!?? for Ruckal? w, bul thai
ii?.|?-ii t?i be ?ii?;.' to neutralist tbeee bi means w
known to th?' Kiiiia*. ?>f ?-?,111 w tbe win?.?' BeteBM a
non i. abandoni ,1 Lo Beavi i < puuty, aad it v.iu be v.
tor otbera who .lar ti iudi tbroui
out tii. Btate to remember tiiat 'i.e. ar? watebedaatk
m \? i ?rere t>? fore, and that il a ill be next to Unpoaail
i?,i- tiikiu to eacape Ho- Penitential, U they undertake
? little.
I - ol tin ii,..vement >.f large bodies of ncgrr
from M.-iy,iii:il ;i i:i1 Virginia Into ceituih ??.unlit? oi tl
, <i ben , and tbe lull lui?.nn.it I? n
at onea forwarded t., tbe i.t? Indicated la tin- repoi
a f. w ?,f iBeee bm nag saeeeed In rating, boi tin
?tambar will prob My l><- s.. hiii?1I tliat it will not ?erioui?
affect tb? i. iltl.i State. Xbeee r?tend men ara a
little t?> iilaii:,- tor tbe us? ti.ai is t.. be made ot them
canu'roii aad bli Meada. Any one wBe in?? ben In t
Soul h .?nil la .. li .my |. . ins to -t::ily llu- DCSTO . liai... t
know 3 that i.l it out? l t* i, Ol t!.. m aie M ignorant II,at
would be nearly impossible to make them anderatand tt.
it is a crime l.,r I! ? in t?. Vote wtien? tiny ilo not icm,
Boose ol tin m bava doae jt tecali/ asaaj tin_?-s, aad
ii,< lawsol IboaeofVbaBoutbern stateswblcb allowi
Dien to go to tin rouatjr town to Tote, if they prefer,
doing bo to M,iiiiK ut tin n )u_,i predncta. it.-id.
inaiiy oi tbeee in?>r aegroeeara deluded with the prw
)3.' >.f gn at waaea, notningVeiug k.h.1 to tbem about ti
election until tin li entrai in in Btate. While the to*
?f nearly ail uf m? in will be Bocoeaafully challenge?!,
is ta be boped that --<.n,? ,,f thea 33111 ri., tt-Mn-ioi
win. h \?,11 luhvict tlio*? who atli iiii.t to i.t-e tbeui.
< a .l.i.os. POWER
Tin: HEC___ 01 iu> <?)ntkoi. 0VK.1: imp ITATI?'?
Mi-M.Y DOKI H AI.I.?WHY TIIK U.M. Mi
AM) _11.IIC1IANT_ MlT.iKl IIAK1UAM1 A.N
< HI, i.l l'l I(l.?3.
, PioM rai ipicut coaas i'?,m,ent of thi tbibi n
IIahi;i._;i i;?,, (lit. 4.?"1'iay till in?," ..litl
to a gout,? man ol tins ? it.?, y? i-t? r?l..y, " what la the ?
? n t of M_aea CBaaeroa'i Immne lafai n< ? la n.i? ^tat
aad partbmlarlf ban 11? Batrlahva. ?abac? It hariB
?aaaw aa though aajthady, If w? excep. a toa libera
alid lu nun rat.?, timen to ilunk of ha soul hb Int. ovsi,
J...iy fniiuenter of Washington Viu,*\h that la
,'ilor ('unieron does not tut lunch ?f a h,
uro ; there. Ho Is rareiy iu hin Mat, an
when Lo is, takes little i?art in tbo pat
ii.ilniKt. of the S< nate links.? aOBM peal . .poraii?,
comes to Osailtaa a-.kin<* fur land?, bonds, or I eat Bth?
fa\ur. Since lie _MaaaB__ Sru.it.u Miiimir M tha BBa
of the Coiuuiittee on l'on Ign g? iat?on.-, lie ha? beea ttttl
more tluui a yuyyt t mo\? >1 l>y Morton. Why, he h:ir,ll
BM-baa a _eetlea t?. peaaei ?11,> tha aaaaMaaatan al Bia.
utiv?' bBBBMMB without Morton'" hi l|?, (a mero n has th
rijiutution in Waeliinjrton of beinj; a gieat POWOB 1
reunsylvanln, aud to this rei.utation he OWaa I.ih i><>wi
there. Ho is 'greut' on iiatroua^:?? ; if Senator (an
cron set. bis heart on having a man turn? ,1 out 1
another put into oflic?, he peuenuly make? ?.raut ' torn
down.' Now, how do?.. he do it 1"
"Money !" was the terse reply. " Oh, j_s," said I, "
know all about that ; I know that heon?.? \?<ut !" th
Senate by purchasing the \?.t.?.? of three iiieinbeis of th
Itcglslature, and I have heard a romantic ttotj al?ou
ouo of those men becoming a second lilcnu? rliae_??tt
liimsi If and family ?.ftrai ?zed and hhiiniieil bf tli??i*
Who had baas their form? r associ?t??; how one BiatBI
tune followed another until he went down lothajaava
l'avin? a brokenheart?<l wife und a ?li.-honoriM
daughur. 1 think that munt have be? n in ilnl,.?t BM
? ration ; as Dundreary would say, 'A man would n'
make such an a?s of himself ' nowadays, esp?ciaily i
the fee was Ian.-?-. And tin 11 I know, too, ail alx.ut hi
defeat in !_.:!, I think it was, win n In
polled the Legislature aud found that he onlj
needed- ono veto to ?lect liim; )n)W h?
bought BO a J'i'UH'erat, but, befi.ro the eleetioi, tool
place, th?? eanatttaaata "f the roan heard of lt.t and weni
to Ilarrisburg en macse, :?ud threat?ii?'d to kill him if iu
sold out. Cameron wanted Cov. fnrtln to call ?mi lb?
troops, and declare martial law ; but that was batan
the tiiiii? ti military rule, and ?iov. t'urtin could lin.I nt
legal authority for such action, and so refuaed. I ?-:i,.w
th;?t be buys vot?TS and ? lection oflicer? like i-lic? p it;
the market, or al leant his Iricuds do for him, _ad thai
he never wants for a < orruption fund ; but ail thai ?l'i.'t
explain the coure-of In? iKiwer. Men bought and paM
for, to-day, lnu-t t.e 1,1 Bfhl again to-morn.w ; the milu
em ?: thus gain ed ia enlv t? ii.j.ni my. K n.itor ?atiaioli
? k. lia\e a p? rniineiit bald BfBfl th?- paafbl ol t?iii
Matfl that (?aniiot i"- 1 I pl.iiat u 111 that way."
"That'880," said my f 1 leu,I, " lint it '-- money nil tha
iamc. Pinion I'auierou and hi? fncnd.3 own or ?, :,ii?i
the banks not only of ll.?rii-.l.uig, but, in variou
have U)any of thopo throughout tha Hate under tie ir
thumbs. Now let me ?xplain it to joua little, and 111
first illin-trate by an example of win, hi am jx r
cognizant. T*M ft II ftan bgb four |l nth a? D ? ?
...i int? -i i.i! town of tins Slat, -l.iitiila p.,vate
bank. There was then ao iri-iilnti.'ii of the kind then-,
and its 1 .-tabll.-hmt.nt v,-.?s fSfWBhly n < ? i\ ? .1 l-y the,
people? Tin : ? In '.ai io im tni?!Ut ?t.. and liiey
left tha niaiiage.uii'iit ?if the Institution to Die fniith
partner. The State had at thai time BOBM BBI P_H ___tl
aad tha Treaavae i? paadted la Ihla bank t-.ixxi, aad kept
at leapt that iiiii??uiit than '"? km rr?l y.a;>. (if,.111?.?
as he WB8 drawing ujKin it froin tim? to time ami B___H
tu B depo-ait? the amount \ari??l, but, as tbe baikeis
m id? fiiti-Hle iirranii Tiients lo/.et inotiey, sbnuld they
lie su.ldenlv e.?l!? I upon to . Bab an ItUURtUllj targe 'lt.ift,
lhaf eonld oaetbe most of thla BMOO la diacounling
:,, ;. ?. In short, although tbe banket? llu m-< l\, n< v, i
put any 11.on? V into the CODMTB, it liad, m a few year",
: n eaah capital ol HOB.OCO. When the N itional
Banklnf act waa paaaed, thli bank sol a circulation in
tin- way |,rovidul !,y la?A ; it hougllt binnl?, deposited
them with the Controller, and received not?-*,. Buppoae
these men bad .luat let out lln-lr notes at the custoninry
rale of interest, they might have ?ion? no other beatneai
and reBllzed at least 10 1 .r ?<:nt on ?lit lB_MtB__rt tiny
neveiiiia.il'. lint they still continued to ha\e sum?- of
the Htiit? funds on dejiosit, an.l, being thnft? busmen
men, have made anniial .livul'ti'l?. Laat .??ai'swaf ysj
jsr cent, and thia \ ell^'^ Wtt M get ????lit.
Now, as I told you liefere, ? aiueron, hie relative? and
friends ?,wn or 1 ?iiitrol man v ?>f t lie bankaof tbe State.
Th, ie baa been daring the p?t?t six year.? from * ?
laBM_V0Nla theBtaieTreaaarp, Tills laandcpoail In
Oameron'i banks aad tbeae ol his tnenda. Buppoae a
inercbaiit In Harrisburg desires t?i g?'t a note discounted,
don't you see tliat Cameron can say 'Yes' or 'Kof
Or suppose >ou propoae t-, opea a bank laaopaaaall
town where there is none, ?ton't 3011 BM that Cauieroii, if
you have offende?! him, inn send von ? rlvul, ile|K?slt
wilh him t-5.000 of the Btate tunds, aad ?Irive urn, who
liave not that advantage, out I Then, the I.ulk of tbe
fun,is being deposit??! la Hi?' ?ameron banks, don't j ,,u
H?-e how he ralw-s a corruption tiind t Ko it'n a 'matliT o'
intu?? v,' ?s well us ? matt, r of political e?introl with
?'.line!on la the present tight, if Buckalew is elected,
?he (aun ron bank? ?aiU have to suffer, am! the < oirui,
ti.,ns <?f tha King a ?n be 1 xp??s. ?1. Peihapi you ?,. now
whv certain bankers support liartrauft in tghhtot the
pr.mt of Ir.s dlshoiiestj. '
1 toigan t?. ?????- it and?-?? imiieistati?! better tt,:,n before
how it in tliat QBBeVOn is able to make so stroii-: a fi^-ht
list so wmk a caui-e. _
TBE I.A.'.oi. BEfORMEBI POM BUCXALBW
ill!. ? ANDIDATKS YOU OOTBUMM AM) AIDITDK
?ir.M-.I.AI, WIIIIIHIAWX? TIIK H??N. V\ . _,
bchux iii?.i?- am. i.Ai.oK B-Oroamai m
^<lti. lull liltKAI.I.W AM? lil-H-KJl.
Early io S? pt??uil)?r Um Hou. William I'.
Behalt, Kabor Id-form candi?late lor Uoveruor of l'euu
sylvania, wrote to the Htate Central Committee of lhat
party augg? sting a withdrawal of the hut? tliket, con?
demning the pi? vailiug corruption, and deciariug his
di ti.Tiiiyiatioii Dot to lei the Labor Kefonn
party pcrinh ratbir than It should commit similar
1r1u.es upon the puuty of the ballot. lu aioiil
anee with this suggestion, the ('ttimi.ii t,-. wet,
ut tlie (tirard lloiue lu l'hiladeiphia, on fburmlsy, ?nd
passe?! r? Boiutioiih witbdia?Mi.g then cimduUl?: for l.o\
??rnor, Mi. hcheli, and tor Auditoi-iini? i,n, the linn.
Iran, Il Ml: Adam?-, and urging all Labor Keforuiei? to
unit?- upon tha Hon. Jam. s llu;np?-oii foi Judge of the
.?- ,i i? i,,? < ??ii, ?nu < barlaa B, Aituigni, Jam? a 11. ii?.p
knit, 1.ii? 1 Hcndiiek 11. Wright, tor OMMMBBBBB?t l_?rge.
This .Ktiou ?a? (?.mmuiiicnli ?1 to Misai?,. HcUeil and
M? Ailams, and Mpini? wen i...iv?d a?<iUltsclog 11, the
re? ouiiii? inlutioii.
Mr. Schi ._baa a-sur.1 the loi.owing a?iilres?< lo lin. en
?tituent-i:
! Tolhe hulHir Urform Plcil?rs of Penntvltanttl For the
s iflk n Dt 1. .?-, u? iianilo- ?',1 , > the Mule < .Hilii.ttei of
1,11, organ,r..ilion, in 1 la? ir r?. .ntloiis adopted on the I-t
ii... mv aaasela withdrawn ii?.u, tin eanv_j?s ?s 1? ? .,1,
d.ii.n. t,,i (?1,??-in. i. 11 ?.i.? m iu.i? m 11.1 .?. non oi the
? on,n.lit? ?. v? ti.. I,, iiliuil II,? . 111 uiiinlai.io, >?_>, n, my
judgment, aril advised ?nd Umciy ; but 1 ?.?i-wol 11 in? ,
from th. position of ? candidate wittxnit ?thanking yon,
a I now do moat aincerely, for the high leetlmonial of
your ?onfidrr.ee and* friendship in the nomination gitcn
me at |\Villiam?)M rt, ttliiih I have yielded only upon
Strong ?onto I khi., of tli,. dut) I owe lo you, to our (om
liiu'i ( taaaa. Y..u ?_ ii i new, aa alaetoiaol IheBta.
t( (ItllCll to I 111' eM I.iUmii, t||, ( 1II li I (I il 11 S f I II ( ', O Ve I
who reman? lu the Held, ami, m making Ili?t Chotee. ) a ?
will be nveraed by those conditions of teW-teepeei and
ofpnbiu daty which ohoald rightially eeatrol year ex*
ii? i-i of tlie right of sul!rage under a flee ( oii.-Iilulioii.
Bat I have ta expeeaa to ton the at?cete opinion that
ihe internet of Labor Befoi ? and of good government lu
the State will be promoted by electing Mr. Huckalew. I
have known h'in long, and at ono tune served with him
in the Senate "f :iu. State. I consider him to !?? not a
mete politician, ii it in, and be is known to be
in? en n 111'b!.- and wholl* Independent of thi Influence of
corporal ions. And In bio itt] ;?? it ol the Eight-Hour law
m Congreaa, of a limitation of the been of labor
in- iiiiiii.ru m manufacturing eatabllab meato in
this Stab, in hi? oppOaiUOS on notable occi?
sa, n? t.. rorporate encroacbmeata on the nglit.-i
oi the people, .uni m in*? support af laeaaurea
for tiie protection ol labor, be has given ae
e.-jitililr gitiiiiiiirei'H Of ffUtnre official eondtlct. A* UM
M.ni limn, -t in vote at tli?- \l illiamsport ('(invention
(where aupport waa giren blm without aollcitatton), he
baa claim? to the ri peel and support of laboring mea.
i shall rota lor tbe Reform candidat? s for Governor and
tuililoi -g? m ml, Mi, Backalew and Mr. Hartley, on
'in. s.i it in ti, in ibe linn hein f thai the parlfli ation of
Ihe state Qovern meat require? and that the interest of
labor will be promoted by iheir election.
llinti.o.ltoi,. Oat, 11, I?.'.. \"a II LIAM r. I CBS-la
A (.KAM .Nil UNA I.'_ OPINION <JF TI1K AC'_--1<)_.
CossflMDtiaff apoa this new ac.e_siuu to
the Liban] ranks, ?A? ? B ?laililj' Ma I'ren eayn :
Ml. Sein II, who isaii table, hein -t gentleman, deserve?
the tii a ni.- of the people of iba State for hu aauelflab
aad patrlotle action. Were ins election paaeista, ?a aro
111 nui tua! tue trust ol goternineut would bo safo in
his ?i.iiids. In the gri'.'it bait le for n form there limit be
no division of the hr", and but two I oinbatant . All the
opponeata of thi preeaal Skgraeefai rale M the Ooaa
monwealth, of the oorruptiona of the Iteaaary Ring,
and of tho orgauiz. (I pOWOf of erifne, must II gilt in oin
army aiat uudcr ono leader. The withdrawal of Meante.
Schell and McAdams is tho finishing blow to th?.
Hing, it desairee it of its lust Bapa bat
one, its power to nullify tlie popular will by Ii.iud. In
tba preeOBMM-d the awakening i m lign?t ion of the nuaoeOa
the stein resolve of the Keform Association to detect and
punish every oHender against tin; purity of tue ballot,
und tin? u rtalaiy of defeat, tbeee men, deaaaeete ?ts tbey
BTC and lighting tor their lives, will halt before they tako
?i step winch will lead them to the penlteatiary. Their
bold upoa the pardoning power baa already 1m*? i,
cued, and m a lew shmt mouths will !>?? Forerer l.sl.
therefore we say to oar friends ilirouglioitt the state,
Be of peed eh>'er; the battle Is already won. With
means t..r knowing whereof me sjieak, wo assert that the
i( suit oi .Tuesday's election will show a raajorit. oi man)
thousand? against Hal lianft and Ala u.
.TKLNGTII Of Till'. LA HOU l'AlUT.
Ptma The nsaaMWfl Tom
The .trennth of tin- Labor E."form pnrty in
Pennarlranla is to a largo rilaatf a matter ol conjecture,
as until tin? year it nerer bad a Bl ? i ? la let. Tba l?ai>or
1. ?lormei - Ili'in-ilve.i estimate that they would Bart
polled '.i.iioi) totes for Mr. Schell had that gentleman re?
mained a candidate for Governor. Otate estimates
place the probable tote at from8^000to iu.? ._>. it is cer?
tain, bo we Ter, thai the Labor Bi tomei ? are numeroua,
especial!" In _ cimyikiii, Lmerae, Lyeomlng, Carton,
an.i other Hi nwcraUe counties. The withdrawal oi the
Laboi State ticket fram the eaaraea. ?ud the m
I Mr. -eli.il 1.1 Ills tuend*, urging llietll to vote Tor
Mr? Backalew, la, therefore, en important event m tho
eanraaa. What? rei out ugth tbe Labor Heiormers bare
win now be giv? ti to Hr.Backalew, who receired the
next hlgbeot rate to Mr. Behell al tbe Wllliamapori 81 ite
( oiiveiiiion. Two-ihn ils of tin- party an- probably Dein
i" i.u.'-, ami tlie remaindercannui be rery eathuaiaaUc
,ns i r ti.it would never bavelefl the Bepublicaa
i a!iK>. A? oepttug tbe low eatlmate and making the total
Labor rote Moo, mio wouiii gira m Baehalaa g.oou, wmiii
a cu ni be a. i .n ( aaaloa of go at value.
BDCKiXBW Jllll UKLK LABGHl.NG MAN'a CANDI?
DATS.
Fran-. The Horruburg Patriot,
The linn. William P. Sclicll, the Labor I_
forin ( aiKMiHte im i.oteiiioi, baa resigned, as ttili i_*
si i ti else a bare. While the derotlon or .tir. Behell to the
.?m-' ofLaboi Bcform cannot be doubted, be oouldnot
at the aaanc ttme permit bis name to be naedtodiride
tin* Meada of Bsfann In tin state eoreiunoaat. Hlo n -
era ilion bring, ills supporter.-* into lllio with the IX'luo
ind Ut_ ral Republicans. This settles tba issue? of
tba campaign. Mr. Buekalew was the choice of a large
portion oi tin l.i bac Belorm Con vi m um at Willismsport,
and thisactmn uf Mr. behell will hw.-ii nt? ...?j-n?. i.y
many tliousiBnte. Mr. Hut kal<-vt's record in Uie in glsla
ture proves him a tt ?te ?ion unfliiii liu.g ?.iltoi.it.? Ol the
best interests of the woi klngiuen of Pennsylvania.
i I AIM KAM TS SKM'K aOOOUET.
run noum TatOb* vr.iiKi.? ?> itiioKs.
J. V. liAl.TliAM i, in aixoiiut with
im. ? I Vi KKi.s,Jr., & Co.
July 31. To balance ?is per account render.*.I . ! .
on iiuiii, w?i r. inn! k. la, aeooBt.
Louis water t on.Is, ..?I Shane Uli
. k.
Aug. O, To .ash to W. I!. Hart. ... 30
Aug. __ To nu<o B.Bealh (atolliias, 711} and
nun. 7,37" 00
Aue. ?.?( To i.i-li. J. F. II. i,i_xi uo
Aug. it. To MM n. South Carolina,, 73 and
coin. I.Cif.1 H
Sept. .:. To30SHeading, 18?)and com. %,%*% oo
S.pl. " n. .-oiith ( aiolllia-, (,-(; and
? .'in. 10.313 50
Oes. .' t.'ash, j t ii . tataa
Nov. I?, lo ('.i-ti. J. f. 11. I75COO
. com . r.
Nov. is. To wa Lehlgb, si and com. -,_)? ou
1-71.
Jan. i?. To too Reading, M inoaad com. n, .:. 73
Jan. II. To 5?o Keailm. , If, Iff, and l OUI
Jan. 3o. ?o ilileieat. 1.7?3 9?
Ja n. M, T.. lia ?a m??? dosvti. tnrt.iyn 44
Jan. :?o. Tu .?(?1 Union r..i,i?., 2i| coin. .,.'??.- so
J in. ! tt? BOO Oil I.Oal (?'., '.'I?! at 4i t.. 2
1. o. h\ lo ..-i ml Creek, n $ .
I ? . in. lo UO I', un-) : ' I id. "<i ?"
March 'J It? 1,0001 1* . at V|, ?ou
..... .?i,.B
Mann ? . lo l.u?. Union I'.o lln- K? d - ;
aae at pbt, tee at s_|. __ ,57. 00
ll.iii ii 10. 'I" ' ?no
al 1... '.'i?" ..I . t.. " 0 :.l ' -. .'I.I. NI
. !
Ajuii ia I" -i.?' 1: .innig April 1?, in April
MO- ?-4. 1 ?
Air. .'.? I 0 1 h.
A1-111 w. To 1,000 Lake Bbore I09| . UN
Slay 1. To 100Heading?a*|. .'/.". oe
?far 3. To aoo 1. ,_lm_-.i?i at M_, Suo at Hi.? (?
May ?. 3i
May ?'. T?. cash . MS 00
ti 1 ,'. io i.-n Keading?S6J.
1 ' , ? ? ht ti Carolinas c.'j . 4,1
Juua i. To tun Heading. tip.20000
Juno 1 Reading . 11 Alt 19
a To MOB South Carolinas??53 . WTI 1.1
1 r. ii..?o.'.'?)i.mgii . if^-tste
June u. losisiiiuis i*i mistit.iitu? alletaaaal
sti( k siibbcribed lor at par. 4,l_i<i (A)
Juno IS. To cash. lm ml
Aug. is. To fash. _._. I 00
Aug. 31. To soo Oil (reck. 4<i
lo inn rest to Nov. 1, 14-71. 4,704 *.'_
Haialnc.... .i.' li
Total.S8?1.2JO 64
la'.u. i a.
July 12. By MS Heading, Ml. |HU4H ',?7
juii. i Byeonponaoff t.uooP.and K. To ... Ml 00
(l.t. in. Hv iliiideiitl oa 300 Oil Crees. MS OS
ii,l. IB. ilv .lit iileiol t.n-?(?i o.I Cn-ek. MBM
(M. 31. By dividend on MM Oil creek. US M
D.c. ML Hv deposit. 1,-JU U0
1-7!.
Jan. 5. Hy coupons nir f.ooo I". ami K. 7s. 315 no
.l.iii. 6. Hv iliMil.inl._Ai ?ni (reek. bit uo
Jan. 7. H.v _ ? __lngb,3l. 16,_ 15 DO
Jan. 13. Hyeoui ?on oil South CaroBaa, tjoo
gold. 994 60
Jau, 14. iiy 30,uoo now .-ouili CnoHiii??s.ooo
al ttp, 'll.in, at mi. 1,000 ,.i o j. i -it.i 4H
Jan. 1C. Hy coupon ml ..;. Houia water iiomi.. tbi 70
By balauce down. ?5?,??4 44
Oa haad, u?tb P. aad B ls,BJM Ht.
I. nus watei hoiiils, .'s?i siiau-s Uli
1 n 1 k, 1,UW ?hale.- Heading.
I..tal . .11..'.(.''I .it
II I
March 1 Bj MO Union l'a. ill. . M . 7,7?.l II
March 1. By aoo Keading, M . M,1MN
March m. By Loao KcMMtiua te>\. 00,741 ?1
April ii- By Met Ualea l'iuutt?wu inn, 1110
1Mb ni. :u.ft2i w
April 19. Hv 1.01-1 l mon I'.ieitli ll| . 31,C_l M
April 6. Ity iliviil.'iid, l,'_ ?ion ircrk. I,. M M
M..y 1. Kv M l-alie Minn* -lin. .'.i,(,.' (?i
Maf ?.. Hv M?) l-ik?- hlKire-ll')). 66,1s-. ?)
May 17. Hy _io IjU? shorts?ni|. 64,1?. ou
May il. Ht* l.'.-DOtl ( r?H*k l.iooat.63, ISS at
6i| . (M,?9J 75
June 3. By KO K??adlng-6oo 3d, JoO S?J- IS.MS M
Juuo 16. Hy BM L. high. 19,1. ) im
June its. By dividend, 5oo I'??nu ?. ... l,_yi i?'
Juuo .X). i'.v l'oiii'oiis ..ITS. ( aroilna?. MIT M
JulV l. Hv coujHHiHOtt I*, and K Ts. SUM
Jiilv If. By dividend on 1,U. Heading. .._?) uo
July- u Hy ?oupoiisolf St. 1-ouis waU'i iKitids 3S9 00
Aug. 31. Ill MOUOlICreek. *0.i_5 ?al
m-pl. t. By i,?***)Beading itj. ?7,11737
(ni. 1?. Hy tJ0,()(*l4<_ith ( aroiins-.,?! Oat o?,
36.lo0st?6i. 13,??3 63
Oct. .0. B) '.im i's. H.II1IOIIU IV | .
n . l'a. Hailroad 67 ? ,,?,? M
lui l'a. K.?lll?._d-67lf. ?"?"? W
104 l'a. Hailroad- M| i.
Oct. 17. By l'j.i'Kj l'iiilaileiptiln o?od ?? to, tB. I.tfie, li
OSt. ?! Hr s,i??) St. liouia aaterbouUs, 97,'/t l.tl* 11
A Liberal KcpuKliciiu ami Democratic mass
mee.iiug was In Id at RSMfSSSj 1'erry Couuty, I'enn., on
tlie ?. Inst, ei ?eecbes being made by (bar?es A. Barn? tt
o? BleeeaBaJi, (ML a. k. MeCBara? Judge Kmbry of
K-i.In. kv, J. M. Me(.lure ol Harrlsliurg iiiid utilera. In
Ibe ?.toiling .1 l?ir< blight profession l"ok place, psrtlci
neUi u? i?y the Oreeley and Huckalew Club of llarrle
bi_g and Ihe llopo l_ruut Corpa.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
THE QEOBOIA KLBCTIOV.
B__HTY-_CT__ ?orvriKS civf: a 1.1111 iui.
J??RITT Ol* 40,000.
Atlanta, 0? t. 4.?Ki*?. ity-_?ven counti?-H 1
.0mii'i 10.000 majority. The returns show Hut the J>
? rats voted solid for Hmlth. Tb?; Liberal K?-put.l.<
both v? tut?? and colored, voted for tbe Democratic I
u>?;. Hence the large majority.
UBERAL PROSPECTS IN OHIO.
?;v ?,| ka?,is?. BSPOBTI _BOM ___ -,'t aiitki
A KILL fOTB I SU'.A Il.li?A l.ll'KKAL 1
Dim CERTAIN'.
IB? lt.Lt.nU-H TO TUB TRIBl HI.|
('.?liMiti .. Oat 4.?'llie Deiinxniti?'nml I
. rai K> i.'il.l? an Htate Kxecutive Comiiili tee? cont
t"i,,.ne the Baal rlui?rlngand encouraging a?l\
from all parti of the l?tate. It 1? now conee? ?led
?ir.nitmeii that tliey will lie beaten, next '1,i<--?l.i;
Ohio if t m entire I)i mocratie vote shall be caat.
Liberal Republican vote added to a full I>? moer
vote will defeat tbe ?rant Btate ticket by a hand*
ina).rlty. The Grant manager? have been hoping
along that tbe full D?mocratie Tot?' in strong Da
Hatte com,tie? would not he at the im,Ils; but tbe w
that the two Ubo-tal mitt*, and local ?w.iiiuiitUi-a
doing will, it U now believed, insur?? a full Pemocr
and Liberal vote in all the cunt?.'., of the .?-t?te. 'J
will insure a lWorin triumph. Thin In a notable we el
the Oblo canipuigu. Henry Wilson is devoting iuosI
it to tills Hl.it?', and he draws lielter than any man
?iratit i>?!ople have sent out; but the Liberals are b?
__g them every tune v? it li (ii ii. N. 1*. Hants, (i
Walker, and others. Senator Thurmau'a meetings
??!? i n. i lie, veste i ?lay, and at K, nt?,ii, to-day. were b
mounter d?monstration?, The Libera,? will close tl
BBBfBM next Monday night.
THF. INDIANA CAMPAIGW.
ONK OF MORTON'S BXQBO < "l.<'NIKS IN TROT*,!
?AN ATTKMIT T?> PIT Off LMAI taVtgA
?; \tion ? iNTi.iu n im; rail OfOKY ? Ol
BI II.Mt AS A B__H_>-_______>
IB? T___?iR_l?H T?) TIIK TKIBI'.K. I
Killanai'oi.i*-, Oct. 4.?Evidently fright on
by the act ft the L.I,erais in entrapping the aegfe g a
j este tday. the ??rant <*omn,ittee In id einincil last nig
und this morning put forward a lawyer to impede by
llie arguments of delay the gaol disposition ot I
matt? r until next Wedn? mtof, the day after tho elect!,
1 ht i ghtt has not been sin ccssful, however, for the CI
is toc?me to trial to-morrow. The tei> fimony alrca
taken proves beyond all tpu-stion not only the purp?
of tbeee Bonaptlttoaa canaa, bat expeeea tha manner
tha intend?-?! operation, and the result will probably
a bar ni-atiis? from MM '" MM Dtegal etc Tb.- tXt
mon elicited tU deeteratteo troa ?me of the witness
William H. Baya :
The leader of the negroes, Hippo lag he *va?i in c<
v, jI.ihi with a I?rum. man, in an.?wit lo the questi.
"Hewauaj are there ai yonconi?tt from Lotua_?la
m.,,!.- ii.aa?, i ; "a great many." Be wa.-- i_m a?t
when tiiev _,.t together In Louisville, and aaawen
"At tilt? ?ii.-tom-hou?? " I th.-n sat ?l?.wn by one
th. m ami ra.iiti ; "Buppoae we need mora ?ut?? thaa
bort men bere?II Bammed to be a Grant man]?b?
win roa iiii,na_- that I Caarl you rote aaaae tb
oi.ee ?" ??nil, ye?," be Miid, " we liavo ?:ot two nam,
1 can rate twice." "Bappoaa they swear yout" wasi
nextqaeetiou, "That makes no dUbiaaaei I .?wears
i .ii) thing 1 tell"." Another one of the darkles near
IDOke up aad .?aid : " Wc's all been well Meted alsi
llu?; I can 3,,',- ;.? BM&J tune.? a? yo.i've got vuli
pteaea la tha my." [than aatdi "Tiny nttettf ye
n.?me wh? u yaa voie; luppoae aoaaebodf kaowa y<>
name at one poll, ami ? iialli'iii?-, ?. ?uu at the ne\r, tli.
what will yoadal" Beauawena: "IglTwaaaawaai
every time." Itbeaaatd: "We have i?-ot lots of K??pu
beans to ? -lent ; w ho ar.? von going to vote for t" " W?
hnun nrrtrirni in ToTn inr lion lirait aai -*-i> aa? *??*?*
lilt? lt. liillill?'.**????."
Charl? s M . Tyler was sworn and te. tilled :
I am b ratary al the Democratic couu
beadquartera. Wbea they tirst eama up the Caste
made up a list or hi? men with regular military tule*
Captain, Lieutenant, Bergeant, Ac. Thai olalmed toi
from Bvanavlll?, but afterward admitted tint they w?'
Beat troiu tin- i.oi.l.?? ill?- ?u.?;ouj house ; llrit they tl
tewed ?>. n. Battei fitwa 11.. r?- t,, Mitchell, lud., ai
there they were banded Ucketafor s?ymour, uud the
they received UM t.. pay ih.ir fares to this city. '11
Captain said he was ti short on Uli.? transportation, ai
that tiny ha?! bun ha.iiy treated, barloe to d???i,
an,und, li, out in llu? woods, unit go without food. T
Captain ahn wanted Jo rotura Immedtotflj focaaetb
gang, and said he could bring up a buiuLicd m?,u
baaaaaar/?
Rear* Ingenuity ft tho law wa? put in practice by t]
volunteer counsel sent by tbe '?rant management t?. g
them out of the BMB| ??, hut w ithout avail, and th?; who
gang, on their own conies-ion, stand criminated on
I.I, hti.l'y oil, !!??'.
A ITI..M ITS TO IMPORT VUTKRS FROM Mil Illi-.V
|nv TBIiBBBirn to rnu TBU___L1
I'i riai'ii, Oct. i.?Iiil.iiniiititm bai boon n
I in tin-? II> of a s< lit ine on root lo export tOtt
from the south? rn < BBBttea of M? hi.-an Into Ibfl St.it? i
Indiana t?. in? n a-e the Ailinliii-tiuiion vot?1 at tlio tie
ti .ii next Tot ?'!;?;,. The ?am--plan has b??eu set on fix
M tha bor.br count',.- of Baatera llllaoia? \.
Moi ton mid the i.ianl King lui\<: be, n at Work lu var
...is towns In Michigan ? oiiticuoii? to the Indiana lm
ti.Mlig tO Induce m, n under \ai.ou? p:, I. vt.? to go t
town?) 111 the latter Mate where the ??rant me
bava the maiorit v al*sl control the Ihapectoffl of Lb,
ton). -l!i? I. :,. ral Bi ,'!:','.:, ,-i U l D H HM i lit Towm-ln
aud ( ountv ( oiimnih , 3 in the ?-oiitluiii Mlah-gM tii
Ol coiiiitii'3 have oc? n infoiin, ,1 of tii' ini.i.dcd fraud
tad m, boon ta!?? i, i,, pi. real it.
LIBERAL CLUBS AND MKF.TIN... .
Tha 11? ?ii. l?. ? . Calyia ni 11?i?. ?-iiy mhlrcs.-???.
a, Liberal meeting at New Ixungh, V? v.. teal evaataa.
The Libara) R?pobUeaaa ?m?! Daiuaccati "
Jam' M.,v. :,, .N. Y., lubt a large BtB Meat-Bf vi ?ten) i\
and were adilre?-..il bv the lion. Kruiels Kermin, Ih
Bon.? Dcpew, ami Beuator Upton o? Ne
braalra. Benator FPnton presided al Un principa
The auilitiiee n . > i\o.l i larg?? lui rea??- troin the sur
r?.uniting lowaa, ami the raoahara wen reealTedwltl
frequi m applause. A lorculiabl prvoeaalon waafonaa?
te tha evening, presi-nfing ?lulte ,.n attractive appear
anee.
A Cin'ol.y an?! l.iovrn Chili hits bom organ
?zed ?t Mechaiiicsvill?), Hiiruluga Count?, Pa., with th?
foilowliig oflic?Ts. among whom are some of the timst in
tlliential RepuMicans of the towns of Hlillw.it. r ami
Ilalfmoiin: President, John T. Ilaker; Vtel Tttttkeot*
Wm. Tlbbitta, it. l>. Aui.-s, Lyuiiu Dwight,John Elmer
John W. .Smith, Oeo. Kogers, Win. A. T. Cassuty, John .1
Bmltb, James Flraa, Ettcbard tf. Oorallne, Jaaapl
iloiini s, .i,,im C. Holwea, laaaa Cary, Meaaa Clemauts
Jamas i?. Hail, and Michael Short, ?.??ritan.?, A. It
?arr and W. li. lYIlow?; Treaauni, Lewis Ilaker.
H??w CITIZEMS ai;i; disFUanciiiskd IN
ARKANSAS.
Tin: nth?M or 187(1?th<m -ami- <h \\mi.?
..?TIKTIY sTKHMiN Fllo.l _BB BKOUTBT
UBI!?H-|000 UlTUBBBI DKMKi) TIIK. BALLOT.
To the Kd i lor of Th? Trilmne.
Sun Our ?itt??ntiiiti baa just i)???n gallad ta
aa arttote aapted fraM The SoeaTmrh Times, luwhuhit
is stated that "no man Is now prevent? d from voting
any* here In th? l'nlted State-on account of huvintf
taki'ii part In the Kebelllon." In d? nylng this statemeiit,
TllK TKlBl'NK ha? not statetl the case a.? strongly ;i? t ht?
facts wariant. We iMl that the paBflaof the irrt-at
"North are not infornie?! ns they should tie (and both tho
above statement and it- BSSBtel woulil ?4?eni to indicate
this) in renard to this most Interesting scrap of Amerl
ran bUtory. Permit th?? under-lgned, of all political
parties, to call your attention to the following facts :
Tbe late ceusus ot the Unlt??l States shows that there
are m Ark.?unis lOV.mo (round nnnil-er?; males over tin?
?ge of ?l year?. Tbe Se?rei?ry of State, reports that In
registering these iu U7U, 31,000 were excluded, while only
MkgM were pcrmittod to vote. The whole number ?lls
fruiichlse?! was, therefore, |.,,i>ui), nearly on?- half of the
\ollnir imi]iillation. That \,>u inaj und, r.-taud how this
was done, pteaea Beta tin- following extract? fron, tbe
Keglstrntion law of 1?__. whicti is still the law of
A rkalis?* :
8i< . 9. Ktrb Bfitlrir thill htrr na?-T to nan:?,?, un,t. r o?th, tr,?
*tr?M? apiil/lk? fur rrji?ir.Moo u Iu ___, ,|?il,tc_l,aa> ?? ? rnUr ; tad
It ?I.?II, h?f.,rr e .i-riuf II,? i.ainf ?.f ?ut perena -u die rt^itir? ,,f
i|u?lH?J fuura. BBysal?. In.pirt ai.l ??.??rtt'ii !l:?l br hu u?i
uf II? ?-!? tner'br 1 || On ? ?-n-'' III?, o.i ?? r?o_i ?f ,!.?ioi*-?lratl,? |
i auS il. Iruin Ui.-r,?:, ?u-,w,r.;,. ui ".:> nr.- I.ruu^bt i*lur. iu???. Uwt
shall or aalistMl thai an? |>. rwin aMking rrglrtrtliu- it ,Ht?-uaiiQr<l ua-lrr
I aa? iirtiTiiinni ?I Ihr I otiaiitatiun, Ihrv .'nil n-.t ri ?.. r l..i nauu- uu the
l.ti ?I qutlitsd ?oler?, lb-urli br mar hart takrn ?n 1 tubacrlhril MStS
la II,?? Ik? >?lk tfurrtasl Bark or all ?if Ihn K.(i?traraah all ha??, poets
?.latialaur oalb? I? ail |*r?nni i,-,-?mi| Httn tarn, t,,t tegitttetioa or aa
? ill'ttta TWIttiilr.N ibtll itaa? a ffrlifJeat?- lo , ?rr? petvu wl.u
I? l.aa.1 t.. It? a qaah-t?! iMsew, ?hntru g ?hat ??hi rl'r.cr la auliilftl lo
ft*S ?Bill hla rtrelrala ,? r?Ttilt I hr tb?- Ki-tel of?ciid?
IBS I" Tlw li.<i?'.f?r ?I, ,11 -u'tr, ,a tl,r rt|i?l?r ,.f ,|ua!ifitj ?,,i?ra,
Ihc _!?? of rtsrt (rr?.-*, w?!', ??i I ti'i.|t L.m that lb. ,,l, i,,a riiiilW
|0 tu. h ntfitlrtltea al ?be lin? h - ar>->li? ' tberrfur, l,t will brcui_t t., m.
ot lirtura ?Im? .1_i?- ?t O* mit t_toi,.,- tl~rUoo.
%Ser. 11. Thal a? prr-tnti ?ball U ir,'?li-ra,I ?ho, dnnan th? tat? rfbel
k?a t? _, tb? ?alh ,1 alltuiaor? i,, tbr l'i.,|?J SU?,? ut tas* Haiti
Wtalttr nr fnr iao?I l?rta?i?f nilraa b? ?ni! ?_"? t,t ?at.afa, Uir? ru
dru-? tha? k* ,.?? ??rr krpt tbit taiJ oalb ,,r hub?] laViolalr ai tl.at k?
ha* ?v?ai? t?I?tK*-l??a ,,r tot?<l for lb? m.-oatrur il ?ta tn.-?tui., ..f t ..?
grtm?, or ?,'i?-.l I? r tbr C?(alitatiuu al tbr ?-?Il |m>IU il ihr r?u._luli,.aal
?ki-iK??,tissa.
aae. U. inui?, \A* *t ****3*i ?lam at?t pi__ti-f ta* usik Ssj bs
fer? etch ?fr.?r?l ?l.cb.ia. th. PrM_.ui ?tid tltgittnn r,f th. P'tM of
! s.-,?tr?tion ?bail m.?t at th? ('oar(-haaee ..I i-?eh soaot; ?? a Bas?t sf
H.?.?-?, awl task nil.. r of r.|i.tr?l on ikail h??r * tote. ??"! a taaj. r I'
i.f ?a. I K?fi?tr?r, mar decide ?n? r*.ie?tioi-.. and ?!*all rontitot? a n'io
nun to il? la-ii..?_ Tba ?aid Board of Kerww iball [??? upan <b?
claim? ok all p?r?ou? ?bo have beta aaable to app??r I.?'. ??
tli? R*i[:?Tr?r? of tb.lr r?,t?'ti?c p.?. n't? illrtrri?, or watts, spaa
??,,e . ,.I I , r*.,* s ?h, coo?id?r ?b?t li-loaiT. b?a t/.-? inte lb.IE I v I! -
K?ru?r?r r> liiaiDf to itcord tb.*? a? qoabC.il ?ultra, aad alao ?or ebjaee
i.. tau.a.i? to i-?r*o!ii r*fUlTKl it ?oten If ttirh Hondo! R*'i?**
?ball b*Miiat?l that as? pertou ippl.iaf ta be placed oo tbe lilt "f
t.'.r, ?. ui.'i "t L?"* ?!';? ?t"l Mute lb? K.junar lobiipr?. ??
tnrt. or ami .about treat ?D?on??ni?i)f?, tb?r ?Itall en vitre ha
aa-i?, il ?aiiixt U) te nguiertd aa a MOST, on tbe l._ ol tbe ?leenoa
i or ward id wbicb be rr_u?_ II tbe Iiuari ?(?II I*
loilv oatmtni Iran t. ?tinotte b.iafht helor? them, tbat tar penen baa
I?, n i?|.it_l t., ih? lli-iii-tra. wr-D?fiill-r aad wuboot nteleot caaae,
the/ ?l.all piaf? tbe earn* of n.(h p?r?ou oo _.? hat of (Oler? of tba ?le*
tion >racim I, dutii. t, o? ward la wbw h be reside?, and laane bin a ear
? Ike \ac. ; or, il it .aluUrloul? app?ara lo tbe Board 'retti tlieir
. *n 11 "?IfU?. or toiirooaj t.r . htm, ttiat ao.i [?
been pl?_wl on (be lut of an- elr. Baa pr?'i(.'t dutni-t. or want tt ?aid
,niy of aajr ?f l!i? acu miwi) in I'.e ?'oattitu?oa
aadi-Kjualifiin? a penon lo tie a Toter, tte? ?ti?ll ?Ink. flora tbe Lit of
??ten tba ?air.? of ?arb para.in. Any perMfl feelmf ?ff rie-u-d npoa tbe
dKiaioo of ae board, ca?. apon applicaiioa.ba?. tt.? u*?ii.i..kii ?iplnsj
loth? ????an ' tt.e deeUloe tber?on. cettited to lb? Sup run? Caart of the
SLit? o,.o__i to? tune term? end condi.ooaaa appealafiom tlie ( ir-oil
Coort.
That yon may better appreciate the worklwtaof thi-?
i, we will simply call vonr attention to tbe fact
tliat m tin - eoiintv out of '.'.TOO (roiiud numbers) I
ealy UM wese permitted to rote, ih?? Board e. Berhrw,
provided for in the above section, having in thin
stricken off several hundre names whom they hint per?
mitted to register, and without notice, until election
day. Tin -( " se: .itched " voters, oa coming to the polls
to Vi te, tore told, for the iir.at tiuie, Unit they were
stricken oil the list. Thus it wan tbat only 71,000 were
registered in the ?tuto ont of l__ooo, and only 56,ooo were
?H-rmitted to vote. So one estimate? the number really
li-.li _ncbi_.-d by the Constitution ?it more than 16,000?
mo* t of whom did not apply to regmter?tho other MLOOO
wan " M rat? h? d," or arbitrarily refus.?!, as pnivided in
the la?*-- above quoted. Ton will unterstand, from tbe
above Sgmee, why it waa that the 8cnato Committee
who intestlgated iht: " Ci.i.v ton fraud.) " sat with c?o*, d
dooraaad hate ootyetfarniahed lha public with the leett
mony taken lieforo them. What have the people of
Arkansas to hope from un Administration whichaustalni
such aa ou'i.i.e uiion the deareet at _________> rifhta I
Very r? spcctlully, ?te,
M. -V. FlHIIBACK, J NO. II. ROfiERS,
M H. samii Ki-, John lti.Ah.fci.,
4. J. It. siAKKS, J.BUBBBTT,
JOII.N (,'A_N_LL, W. K. ill AKKMOltE,
JM). W, WULKLER, H. I*. liA(._._TT,
Tito?. Marccm.
Fort Smith, Ark., Sept. 23,1 _!._
VOICE OF TOE PEOPLE.
BUTLEtt ON ?RAJS'T? CONCERNING EXCHANGE OK
l'KISONEES.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Will you |la_M fi.sk Gen. Benjamin F.
Rutler whether he remembers, in tlie years MM and '?5,
paying, and repeating with strong emphasis wherever
lie had ?i group of admirer, to talk to, that Gen. ( i rant
was really responsible for the later horrors of Ander
souviiie l" That he, (leu. liutb-r, a? Commissioner for
the exchange of pnsonera, bad proponed a fair plan tor
exchangiug prisoners, which (ieii. (irant refu-ed U) ?p
prove; that Grant had given (as Butler expressed it) tlie
brutal reason that by exchanging prisoners wo would
got sick nad etnaoiaiod men in exchange for healthy
cm s Beat n "it id And doea Oea. B. remember saying to
his frtenda, " Wo w r oa aee tbe difference but asm Gen.
(?rant anil myself; ho was not willing to tru.-t the Barth
for supplying the placea ol these returning In valid prison
era; Iwan, lie bad no filil? Hi the I>?'o|)l)?; I had." If tho
(.im ral does not remember saving these things, there
?ire many who do remember hearing him saying them.
Chicago, . ept. 30, 1872. We
TIIK DENIAL. UK TIIK CT.LDIT MOBILLLli
NUBS-IT.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: 'Ihe denial of Messrs. Colfax, Blaine,
ek Co. that th?y ha?l ever rece?ve?l any thares of the
(redit Mobilier stoek from Oake.? Batee may SB true to a
certain extent. In transaction-! of this kind, uctual de?
liveries of stock are not usual. Tho CrOlit Mobilier was
a mere transient affair, got up for a special purpose?the
con.struction of the I'acillu Railroad?and its stock was
worthless when thai object whs completed. Tho ?reg
ulsr" process would be to " ptaae" the names of the cor?
rupt (o?gressincn for a certain amount of stock, and
then credit them for the enormous dividends that were
famed It is well known tliat the Credit Mobilier stoek
?_ uii*t_i_ial und ll.titiiius, wbila tli? i)i(.iiu wero very
substantial and out of all proportion to tlie nominal
amount ot capital. Tin* amount ol stock held by tbe
bribed Oongteastnen?or rather placed to their credit
was therefore actually >t!?i_iiiikani inoonpartaoa w.tu
the dividends accruing on it. A. i. ?.
?Yru-.'.r/i-, Oct. 1, lb72.
CIVIL SHKVI.JE BXrOBIf I>i Tni? WAR DEPART
MXHT.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Siu: The clerks in the War Depaitment at
Washlagtoa. hut week, taaeliad a seaaebaa invitation m
" i i ?.Uit'liti " nioiioy to Ik ?p the ?iraut parl.v .n di. ul.it
ing " correct political inforii atlon," as the poor tool who
ciiuie around with the paper expressed it. Secretary
ltelknap _ave |l o ; his Chief Clerk gave t*0 ; another
cl? rk, tii ; still another, 115, and so om The Secretary
alwajs, I balk to. giv? s liberally wheu Itenging papers
are presented?not only for jx.litical purposes, but for
Other objecta? How run he do so with Iin small ?alary !
Tiic fellow Who ci mala ted the pap?r iast week said that
th.* .secretary thought ?tt Hist im would take the paper
round to th.* clerks blmaelf, but tlnally roucluded Sa
would not. He headed it With a subscription fortl-O,
howerer. and di abtieso thoutrbt that Bgura would i_* a
oufflcient bint to the clerka. The man with the paper
said In* tuny asked " voluntary tout i ltinrioiis"?" wli.it
i rei olerko choose ro cite" and need other stereotjped
phrases, hut the dei ks seemed to coii-trin? it as . de
Ati? 1 ti|Hiii them, ?nid accordingly they did, most of them,
1 think, "stand and deliver," and gave much larger
a than they could well afford. (?ris.
.\c_-l'or_ City, Oel 4, 1872.
THE TROCHEES IS THE OH. BSOIOVS.
PiTT;?CR(iii, Oct. 4.?Ami?! the cxciteinent
of the ioiiln.il canta.-.?, the wonderful movement of
? ;1 BBSMa of tin.? State in NepfSBfaH pro?
duction until the price of oil shall rise to liviug rateshas
II .t .Uti.icU d the attention it would nthervt ISC have ll.ot.
-i industrial strike efi r known to
occur, strikes of particular trades and of limited locali?
ties hare prevailed in many countries aud mail times
nbor baa been well enough organized to co
anil etc. lit. Ilici'i ; but B Otrike of B Whole cotiiiiiiilill}',
?mi a large and widely extended eommunltj
w. ill baa m-, ci men before. Large ne ? tings of pro?
ducers hare been held dally at I'arkcr't?Landing, Erank
l.ii, '1 itu.-. lile, Oil City, and other plat es In tins region,
and unions bare been organiaed with a parpoae ef ea*
operation, thai tl"j may aoleiy andabawatelyooau-ol
tin ir own product. The cessation of labor throughout
IbeoUregfan is general, ami as a result, what a week
a i; i ? wa- a busy, bustling country, is now dismally silent
in lis Mien? M, This (tirions movement is watched with
great inter.-! ami i.itiier i-loomv forebodings.
Till! ANDES INSCRAKtE COMr_l.'Y.
Cincinnati, Oet. 4.?A meeting uf the Di?
re? tors and stockholders of the Andes Insurance Com?
pany was held today, In which the stock to the amount
ot four-fifths was represent?-d. The Directors regarded
tiic action of Superintendent Church, in suspending the
function!? Of the Company early la-t month, as without
warrant of law, bat decided not to take action to realst
ii . order befare the naaaal meeting next January
The Directora reported a deffclt of fatLSSO m excess of
tbe liabilities over the ass. t-, and tl.c stock all gout?.
They resolved to postpone further ttss??ssments until tho
January meeting, and to make every elfbrt to avoid
abiindoninir the Company. The belief Is confidently
expressed that the company could be upheld if the
stockholders cooperate.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
_OaaOedsastaaaa, s tdttaenof Paris, T_as Basa
?aiii. u.*i-?l in iti.-u'j lur I' da;? fur cghtiu*; a ilarl.
_Auiliortty is givern for the contradiction o? a
?Spart dial liic et Kuii_i?jr Najiukou laK-ada to vi?il Ireland.
.John II. Hariison.a colored man, SfS?M was
imtaiitlr killed oo tbe haatero Uailroad at I.ihd do T.ur__,| u.fbt
_Tin- freight train OB the Haverill Branch Kail
road Ma ui tba track ?ca?anla' aear Uao.geioaa, Han., tul tarto eut
?rr. ?r.ek.'l.
_At .1 public mile y?'_te.<la.. A. F. Campbell of
N.?- l?rk porch????! tbe oil Aniercau 1 beat, r, id Waluul-?t., FhilaSal
(.Ina. 1er BMJt*
_The f.'iti/en..' Suffrage A**_<><i;tti).ii of Pliiladel
pkia Baa appolal-d a -iiutnitt?. to wcluiuie Miaa Kiail; Kaitbfiii to tbat
mBy. oe bar arrival n. Bew-1'i.rk. ^
ft_(?en. tun Sfliwt-lmt/. tin- QesaiBB Aiuha__a?l?ir
at Viriioa. waa taarn-ad. yaattriat, lo tt _ Jar, lb?dau|b_!r cf Mr. Juba
lit, tbe .tm.ncin Miuntsr to Aiutrll.
_lu the c_?e of Kohert Shepard, on trial at Bos
loa ib Uie l'altad Suiaa ?'?art for __ittlui( tbe bark Praaria a> Ha, tba
jury relumed -re?tenla? a tenllct of ipjilt-t. ttrolenae la (_*(?*___.
_The exteiisire work? in the weatern part of
WaabiLfiua (it, juat pat into operali.n hy KllbeH, Tailor k Bnaarll lor
treatin* *?o?-d fur ..aitiurot, wer? dcltrvid br ire eailj reaterda., loaa
?Je,??'.
? The steamer Islnntl Home, from Nantueket,
r*p..r(? ?(.-akin?- tl,. uBis.tii-r S. P. t'liaae ...' ?aeararsirt. lamber ladea, at
aaele.r uear lot Umk Miue sboal. Sue bad i oat bar fin ??HI la a ?laal!
un tbe prrriaa? in.njo.xi She would proeeeo bj Ik? Ant wind W t iu?
(art liairu Un a ura loaat
? There Is SB epidemic SSBBBBj the lioraea at To
r.'Bt.. .if a . ?larrlnl ilara.et. Alaii.at all th? koraaa beto_jia( la tbe
?ireet-e?r rraa^aaia? ?a! h.er' ?labi?? aro tftete?. il ia calculated that
?m 11* Luv? ,rr m.? . ?
_ I In-IxhI.v of the man who committed suicide
at Muo.i? Bali. Aliiaav, a law dar? H?, baa beam iinU0?d as that af
Or. L.a:_,n r_.-entlr frnoi San PraUtkam II? bad m hi? p__a??luD a
large aai.mot "f diajwoa-l Jeatairy, and tt a tbaafbt tba? ibe laaiaf of it
b" robbery bad uubalmre-t bia talud.
_The (iovcruiueiit has received information of
aiiemire ?iBu*r(l,nr <d tt.r (lull toaat. fr.._i K., Wut I?. Sen Dik-aoa.
Tlir taaanrr i.r -_>rt_>tiatin( tba fVsai!? >, "r rur.nliif tbe food? jl.cf lha
t?_lf ahora ?ad tbeoe? lato Ule iiUiw to railroad p?tala. Mcur.a
ba?. be. s tal**!, l. u;.;.!,? ihr eu-utgnug ami to arrea? lha ?Bradera.
_Tlie (?uitii'll. ruf the 1'iirrcticv lnwcalletl upon
the .?i?'i?'.,?: Baaki bf a ?t.o-o- n i.f th.ir evodlilu? at Ike rlua? at
t.u_u??a as I'liurad?, m I Tli. I -ntii Her pan. Cu lar I. r_|??_a
p___M r.iun. . ? the ?uiemaat? ui ibe t. ,Dk? are to b* prtaled la bta
aiiiiu! i I ,..?., laaiMsl wild lha ?all far a
I'lwllJi.' . ...at all rl,_ta ii n.^i'l ? a ai'l? I. i,,o be lepvlUd It
' ??all lieu..-, rtmi a?l uud?? lha beau ol tp*t* n utPtrt,y.
FOREIGN NEWtS.
GREAT M.ITAIV.
ChTISB op Tnv. r.ATK ?: vu way i.isAsrr.rt?aora
hian vKii.K.-ajf _?qr__B___a or hove bulb
FOR IRELAND.
I/>?-_t-)*t, Friday. Oet. 4, 1S71.
At an invontijration into th<- ??us?? of tho
railway collision on Wednesday last, sufficient evl#cne?*,
was produced to warrant the is-IWf that the ??tattoo
master at Kirbh- Iliidge was rc?i>onslble lu a larre de?
gree for the lamentable disaster, and he, has l>c?n com
initted to prison to await furl lier proceedings.
Agruii.in Violine, is nf?'m llie ?0111,1 \ Mayo, Ireland,
f andhaldari in the rldaltjt of Itearaaat Bava bai n shot
at ami other outragea have been coninnttid, but In all
the ye-T\u trat?irs have escaped ?1? tcctlon.
Dr. I aa? Uu??. the well known ' Home Rule" men.!?.
of Parliament for Limerick, dellv? red a brtnre last
alffM in tli?- theater of that city, He advocated ? fed
?ral union, but was mod?r?t?? !n his d? m?; ?Is f,.r !_??
land. Hercfernd to the public declarations of Lords
llartington, Russell, and Montarru as favorable to the
cause of tl.e il.uit) Rule. He ??Iviseil the return of
Home Dult? member? to Parliament, aad < lot.-.i with Urn
de? laration that 11 tl.e.r ?It uiauu.? were njicted, th? y
would act, but al prcscut their plan? conlil not be da?
clo_c?L
SI'APV.
THE LATK OOOTIAOB AI ION IN TUT __HHHHI 1
1'AIITK ri.AIt-? OK TIIK I I 1- .
MaIiRII,, Frni.iv, ????I. 4, MU
Information roachcil M.ulriil at | 1 :?f_t- luiur
last night that the flic in the Es? irla, had men extin?
guished. Two of tli?1 towers, anil a part of the roof h?v?>
been destrove?!. The amount of the damage is estim?te?l
at t-75,000. All th<> valuable olject? which it WM
thought would be ?h-.-troyeil by the Are, are reported to
be safe.
Tho Government has determined to send 14,000 men to
recnforcc the army in Cuba. BaAM tafBBlB and oilier
members of forun r ? ieaaervative Cabine la b< Id a < nnfer
ence yesterday, to <<?i:.?,i?, r the pelt? y ef al
iioin active participation in politnal .
JAPAV.
SELECTION- OP I NKW UI_____TAfITI AT
W .-IIISdloN.
San Fr .n.i .d, Oct. i.? 'lhe Jggym Herald
says Iwakura complained formally that he was unable
to ai*ion.|.lish at Washington his own tri-aty ?|, slirns, on
a? ??.unt of the eppeeltMB of Men, the J.,],.uii ,?? ?naig?
d'Affaires, and Uyeuo han liecn app,,?nt< ?1 the successor
of Mori.
STATEMENT OF THF. ___?_?_ BKI'Iit -KM A TI VK
AT WASHINGTON?Till. AMt.l'K AS (?HI? IAU-.
Washington, Oct. 4.?Mr. Mori. Mnusi?r
of Japan, has ju-t r?.ci?c<l a telegram, from __a Fran
. .viili the ?at? st ad? 1. M from Japan, uaun ly, to tho
7th _tfef__Bb_*i stating that the oounlry ?a?- %B_M and
govcrnnieotal affairs making fauirai l<? progress. Mr.
Mori authoriz? s a d?nial of the truth of tin? siatiinent?
reccntlyltelcgraphe?! heme and widely publ?3h??d, Inelnrt
ing that of alleged anti progress movern? nt? 111 Japan,
Bad aays that ?eu. Capron and E. l'eshtnc Smith have
not been discharged. These gentl? tuen went to Japan
under contract for a llx-d number of years, ami at stip?
ulated salaires, anil tiicy can therefore r?iinaiu, if they
choose, to tho euil of the term. Will? regard to Mr.
Northrop, uo ei.gag? meut was made with Inui to estab
ll.-h a Departan at of Education in Japan. Ho wa?
merely asked bj Mr. Mori whether be would accept a
position f?ir that pur:.?!?.?' If it were tendered him. Mr.
Northrop gavo an illiimative rc-1-onse.
Mr. Morimado the Inquiry unofficially in order that
he miKht recommend that gentleman to the iapaaaaa
?.ovcrnnaeut. Thi-re is no further Information ui?>ii tha
subject, Mr. Mori Instead of 1? tlaa ram -red aa
?'Burgo fl' affaires voluntarily offered his resig?
nation last Winier for purely private r??a_,h-,.
During la-t ?*?iimuicr be was oftciallj iiiiorim-?!
by his Government tliat Ins duties bad beea
satisfactorily performed, at)d as auevidenc?) of itsapprc
?lation of Mr. Mori, hi-, rink was ral-id to tli-. t ol Mini
ter Resident. While thanking hi? ?io\.>niu,ei:t for ti.H
distinguished 1 ?uisnl? latioii, lie ;n.?i-led 1,11 Ins r> iiiUa
rin? desire to be relieved will be reepe? t_i, but ho
will remain here until further orders.
?______
TDK El.I. VriOV? WITH THE ARGENTI?.ht IKPf'l.?
110 _l_fi mitre's Mill IB IIIB UOBfBI
1 KO I*.
I FROM A RKOl'LAR CORRESPONDEST OK THKTKintM I
l.i?j DE Janeiro, Autt. (j.?Although Ocn.
Mitre, the Argentine Envoy, ha? now been hen? a full
mouth, still wo know nothing of the sue? ess or luilur?- ?>f
his __._.?),m b, y,,n,l the two fa? is that he was promptly
received by "the Emperor, and delivered a presentation
spei 1 h full of protestations ft peace and friendship.
Tlio-c \sh?. preiei.d t? ku?'W anything, <>i- ban KM ls>t
opp??rtunity of kuowlng anything (uiit.i?!?' of ine Imp?
i lal Cabtaat), better* that tha actual dispute m bead ? I
_<?, 111 noa.e way or othiT, sittlcd; but that th?: vital
IBBBtten will _*iualn open, to be settled in the futnn*.
anil i-h.?i!i;y l?y ;i w.u. Ry the vital ipiesiion I unan,
whether Brazil's whole cour??? toward Paraguay ?nie. ihn
close of the war has been in conformity with the ?pirn of
the alliance ; but. above all, whether it has lx?en. or, if
allowed to continu- miche? ked, whether it is likely t.? lo
f i\,r?i,le to th? de.-i-lopinent of republicanism m tho
Kiv r I'lat'1, aad, i:?d'?<??l, ?11 South America. Of cour-??,
her tier ' ,**pan_h nc:_hboi*s think not; and when not,
oicupie.l with ?bhatcs alsiut their politics (a thing moro
curious than tho fuuiucst Clnuise yui.ib 1, or urging ? 11
th? ir War Minister to rep? 1 tho thuvlag Indian*, tho
?ikes great pain, to ?how its coiiU-tnpt for the lii-i
ziliun monarchy, BBM bra." mOtAt .'>I ?' the gr, ?
preponderan? ?? of republicanLsiu in South Aiiuti-a,-n?>l
invoke- th? -hade of th, illustriutii Kn.r r? gularly
once a week.
All this, of cours??, _ i>erfcctly harmless lu BmM
Bead net titeadla vartf aaly aiudfialely it.
dulgt'd In. The piople hero call such talk Kspunlt-tudne,
and often laugh at It, except when by chaut??? they fall
ujton the word Huz'timj'i, whlcti leaaM t,? hav,
magi?: ????ver about II that the foreigner ??n hardly un
tit rstand. At Its bare rni'nrjon by the Aiu*? titin.s. not
' long ago, the ptaaahere flamed out.? ferrit-l defiance for
one whole week. We were treated with extracts from
all the historians who had illustrated that ago?? ?f
loath American blstorv when this celcbrat.'d battle was
fought, and it was flearlv shown lliat 011 this re-owni-i
fleht the liia/lliau -il-lniy covered lhea_nt_M with
giorv, white tbe Argetitiiies (who won tha ug'i. ,??? the
way) cover??! the ui Beim with di.?grK'?- aad lafaBy,
ThaabothaMeaoppeee eaeb other wltb deBaoee aad
bi,i,ji" . But tf ti,-' prcas of i,,itu eonutries tun? show
their mutual follv it iiiu-i il that tile ?Inven,
Btaata theaiaelvea act dl-krently. Tbe ArKcnum U
eililiient seem* to hive fooli?lily yleldeit to 1
of tin- pr< -s. The Brasilien ???"v? rnim nt, tu w. v?r. ban
maii.t.'iiued its digmt} throucboat, anil lu the pulili .1, i|
notes thus taraaow? by coiaparlaoa a t- mp?
rlorlty over its ?aalabbO-B.
The eakmt ? rep this jreae is a mod?r?t? ly essai "te. It
is now harv, ?tniK, il?..-Ku couiiine t?> Martat ?lowly,
chiefly oa a???,unt of tbe lit inaii.it:? ini'iii in handling
the rolling 3t.M k ol tha D. Pxdro II Batlroad, wl,>? ii uius
through the chief coffee k'i>.wing BaeB BM oi 1 .? ?.rov
laee aad the Pro_taoe of Minaa Itetaee. 1 w _? i,,,?i i?y
theSuisriiitcndcnt of tin 1 aloo endIadaatrf.a r???4
which connects with tha: ratlwajr at Entre i;,,- , thai
their wagons had already nniught -o mue,1 eofl* ,- to that
station tliat the warcbouaea wen? mil 1,, ,,-., Bewlac,
ai.,1 ?hat the railroad eould sot take awaj UmooiSm 1*-?,
ei10Uirh.au! further shipment? froto ptenlaUoaa by Ui?
wagoaa wen stopped for a w???'k m aaaaaaa? aai
THE WOMB OS THE tHAST M'KYi.v.
Washimiton, Oct. 4.?Pr?if. l.iii.uimui I'i. n ?>,
r?up?Tii)U'l)il?mt of -h?' I '????- -ur\.>, U.tn -1 n.iiidlHs
anuual report to the t_'cretary of the Treusury. Iu ail
th? northern sections parties aie jet in'.he fl? Id, aad
will so continue until the approach of Wiuki, wh< n
transfers will be made for resuming opemtions in tbo
southern sections of the cos_,t. Mirvevini.- parttea ?r??
now engaged either lu triangulation, eOMOgtoghg ? "r
hydi?.?rr?phv on the ,?,?st of MaJne. .?.p.-? ml u-ir?)??m
lc?l oboe rv ?lion? have been made at < ??uhr: I*,, Mas?.,
to ?le'eriinne tbe i>**ecUe reUtion in l.'iiKitu.l" be?
tween points In tbe Unit?.! .??lates aud aeaats m Barapa.
Special -Xaminauon hit? beea m??k- t<> verny the -wil?
ing direction for tbe harbor oharta of tbe eoasi ?if New*
England. The tides b?ve been i_*??r.l_l eonsUtnily dur?
ing the year ?t North Haven, In l'enob?t-ot Hay, aud ?t
the Ch?rle?town Navy-Yard. The Fbtne Table ?11? vey of
the coast of Rhode Island U In progress, near Herr? ?ville,
wesi of l'oint Judith, and also tho ?tetaiied suive? ,,r
New-U?ven Harbor, hpr.-lal h\dr..gr?pta-?l ii,?,e?,rig?
tl.ms are 111 progress lu New York llaibor ?ml in roe
a,ija? eul waters, ?nd ?tb?? tide? have been steedMy
recorded at ? ?overt,,?r.? Islaml. h .eld parties ?rr complet
iug tbe shore iiu??jsur v??y, ?t tbe south end of Lake Cham
bl?in,?nd other??re sounding its northern branches. Prat.
Pirrce reviews at some length the work done ?loug the
coast, ?nd nuyn the inawnetic ele-nt?nts have been deter?
mined In tb. vicinity nfl'tnl _ b-lph'.a ?nd ?I Washington.
D. ('. ; lid?? have been regularly t_-ordr<l ?t Old Point
Comfort, Va. ; a?f--??d?-tic reeonnoissauce is h? progresa
near l-?rj?er's Perrv ; the detailed survey of Jsmea
Ri??r, V_, ha? beeu extentlrd upward to Warwich
River ; 10 new charts bave been published du. iug tbe
year, ?nd nine other? which ?bow exteiulve adiiitVin? la
romparlsou with their first Issue, ?nd tide tab!? ? fur the?
ensuing year have ___ piep?*x_l, aitd will be published
aa beratefue?.

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