Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
ere movement, from past experience, will be

mere movement, from past experience, will DO
enough.
the fifteen Southern Governors, who cd been
requested by Gov Wise to meet at Raleigh,
N G. Only three Governors-Adams, of South
Carolina; Wise, Of Virginia; and johnson, 1
believe, of Georgia-met. am not posted up
as to their proceedings All know 's, that
they were together one day only.
If the writer of this despatch himself be-
lieves its statements to be true, we should like
to look at him, as he must be the most re-
markable specimen of a newspaper man who
has 50 far graced the Federal city with his
presence and, heaven knows, there haze been
some rum 'uns of the tribe among US Of late
years
Our notion IL, that this despatch ia designed
merely to frighten very green folks in the
rural districts Of tho North into voting for
Fremont on the 4th proximo. 1t is, however
% transparent as that it will operate evory
where simply as IN advertisement proving the
desperation to which the result of the Penn
sylvania and Indiana State elections have
driven those who really have the Fremont
cause at heart. -
Promoted. Moses Kelly. Esq, of New
Hampshire, hrs been promote ed f,om the dis
bursting agency of the Interior Department to
be its chief clerk, rice George c. " citing re.
signed. Our esteemed fellow citizen, DR..
Charles S. Frailey, who, it will be remen-
bered, filled this position so satisfactorily dur
ing the late absence of Mr.. Whiting at the
West on the Departments business, would
have been appointed to it in Mr.. WIS stead,
we learn, but for the condition of his (Dr. F 81
| health, which continues to be such as to pre-
| clude the propriety of taxing his physica al
| abilities as continuously as they would neces-
sarily be taxed, were he to accept the Chief
Clerkship of the Interior Department.
Disgusted.-J. r. II recently returne
from Philadelphia, tolls good story of dis
gusted Fremonter, who, having been pretty
we'll plucked by his party for /" necessary
election expenses" under promise of politica
triumphs and an office, was approached JUS
after the, Pennsylvania election by com
mittee man with an invitation to fork ovei
again " for the good of the party - I" M
| SH-66. Icspouuou tuo nav
irg for bleeding Kansas" "Nary red-le
her bleed -
To Inspectors Of Election 1t is earnestl,
to be hoped that oil inspectors of election will
count the votes for President first, on the All
prox If they will do SO, the result of that mos
important election will be def nitely know
on the morning Of the 5th, wherever TELEGRAPH
wires reach; but not otherwise.
Declined.-A. 7. Horn, of Mo-, who was ap
pointed and confirmed to be the United State
Marshal of the Territory of Utah prev ious +
the adjournment of the Senate, has decline,
that Office.
Tho Current Operations Of the Treasur.
Department.-On yesterday, 22d of October
there were of Treasury warrants entered On
the books of the Department
For the redemption of Stocks.... S14, 262 5
For the Treasury Department. $500 5
For Customs. ................,. 26,939 a
War warrants received and en-
tered ....................... 1921 O.
For tho interior Department..... 1870 o.
On account Of the Navy......... 1913 0A D.
From miscellaneous sources..... l44 q