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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
Movements OF Nlr. Douglas.

IHDIANAPOLIs, tTiJaY, sept %, 1901.
Amorg the prominent speakers present 70 day be-
side Messrs Douglas ard johnson were Gov. Tod OF
Ohio Gcv. Dixon Of Kentucky, Judge Clinton Of Ten
ne9see, Dir. Swestzer Of Ohio, dr. Logan OF Illinois,
and Mr.. Schnabls Of Pennsylvania. The tor high;
PROCESSION and display Of fire works TO nght very
fine. Mr.. Douglas leaves tomorrow morning for
Louisville. .
LOUISVILLE, Saturday. Sept 90, 1860.
The booming Of cannon shortly after moor to-day
,pnouuctd the arrival Of Mr. Douglas. He was re-
,eiyed at the eyee by large multitude aud escorted
70 the Lonisyills Hotel. BE addressed sone thirty
thousand people at Preston Woods chargiog tGst Dir.
Burhauan and Mr.. Brs ckirridqe would be responsible
f Mr. Lincoln was elected, as they were both work
ny 10 that end. He showed the inconsistency Of Mr.
Bfeckiuridge inviting him 10 advocate popular
ereignty in Kentucky in 1855 iudors;ng hs views
then ard now denouncing them as a rotten plank n
the Democratic platform. M. Douglas said Mr. Bfeck
nrdge sacrificed himself 10 the boilers who would not
vote for bin in tho regular Convention but VINO after
seeding knowing they could lot elect their candidate
took him up TO kill him OIL. Mr.. Douglas spoke "a
hour AID halt, end was frequently intercepted With
enti ussstic applause.
Bonfires ara burajng before the CouvtHouse aud iu
several streets this evening TIE Eaqalger office "a
brilliantly iluu mated ard decorated with hsg. aud the
Douglae in high spr!ts at the achievement Of
their csr didate.
TIE Nashville train. on the Nashville AID Chatta
nooga Railroad, While going cot this morning, WAS
thrown Cf the track by hendish act # somebody.
One man was killed and several tady wounded.
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Messrs. John s. Anable ard William Mssten
two of tie State Harbor- Masters for this port,
have been indicted BY the Grand Jury, on charge
of extortng excessive fees from certain merchants
The statement of one Of them appears IN our
columns to-day ard we bespeak for it candid
hearing. The fact that man is charged with an
ofeIse does rot prove him guilty of it, and We
shall await the verdict of jury that will have read
both sides before passing judgment IN the premises.
We only desire that trial may be speedily had,
and that 1t be impartial and thorough. Then if it
result in conviction We trust the fall measure Of
the laws vengeance may be meted out to the
offenders. We will warrant them to receive no
mercy at the hands of the Governor.
When the late Postmaster of this City ran away,
a confessed defauter for S55, 0OO but really for a
much larger sum-ran away after there had been
ample opportunity to arrest and detain him, had
that been desired-1Re Elpress did not treat that
circumstance as at all dishonoring the party one
Of whose leaders Mr. Fowler so long had been.
But the two Harbor Masters, though men Of little
note, are Republicans; so that emireutly candid
journal condemns and reyIobates. not only them,
but their party We say let them Do tried before
they ARE hung.
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News from Pixies Peak

ST. JOSEPH, Saturday, Sept - 1860.
Tie Pixies Peak express arrived last n.sh: with a
small treasure shipment Of 81 so. The company here
SITTER viii have a messenger ia toe COACHES r:-weeky.
Many ownere Of quar- mites who two months ago.
became wholly discouraged are ssneGire OF SUI
cess and are making 500 or more per week Al last
accounts about twent, tsd left Denver fer the
States Mspy Of those VINO went with then va. return
in the Syrng 10 ote farms develop their gold snd
silver leads. The weather At Denver e very cold with
an ccssiouai fall OF snow. Tne miners now are otten
uIsble to commences operations until shout cock in
the morning, on account Of ice Nlu'er is rapidly sp-
prcathipg Trains consisting Of nsrehsrcise sft here
this week 10 TIE number of fifty Wagons, snc more Arc
preparing 10 leave.
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ticket instead, I'D putting on the fusion
ticket three more Electors from the Breckenridge
ticket, and three others said to be Breckenridge
men, but never till now named on any ticket.
6. The Breckor;dge State Committee utterly
reject this proposition. They viii have what the
Douglas subcommittee agreed to give them-teh
Electors and two State Ofricers-or they refuse 10
fuse.
T. The DOuglas State Committee tah very
smoothly, and seem to accept the Dry uoc"'
basis: still they don't accept it, aud pretend tha'
Chancellor Walworth will not resign his place on
tba Electoral Ticket to enable them to put on Dir.
Randall. OF course, this means That they oonl
,,ou, him 10 resign, but mean to hold on 10 Doth
the State Electors and worry the Dry'Goods men
into concedng them
Meantime, the question is properly asked
who knows that the three new men put on the
Fusion ticket-Messrs. Duncan, Kobbc and Couger
--are really for Breckenridge? When and where
did they so declare themselves? Mr.. Conger we
arc assured mas offered to speak for Douglas With
in TIE last fortnight. OF the preferences OF the
other two. we know nothing. But if seven Breck-
inridge men are to be taken at all, Why not seven
of those on the Breckiuridgc ticket? Unless there
is TO be cheating around the board, why should
these be rejected Gen. Aaron Ward, for exam-
ple is the Elecor for the Westchester dstrcton tbs
regular Breckenridge ticket-a lifelong National
Democrat, who has served repeatedly in Congress,
and has long been awheel-horse OF his prty. We
never heard whisper against him except as to his
politics fla Breckenridge EIector for this District
is to be conceded, why exclude Gen. Ward Aud
why replace him by Mr.. CODger, prominent Barn
burner of as, who has avowed himself for Douglas
and who certainly s not known in the Breckenridge
councils
Gentlemen opposite make haste ard do up your
Fusion We want you all in line, so that YOU can
not pretend that Lincoln carried this State because
Of y,ur distractions. But stop your equivocating,
shutting pyeyarcsting double. dealing, and put up
a ticket that there sball be no mistake aud no
uncertainty about-one that you can all unite IN
saving is made up of 70 many Douglas, so macy
Breckirridge aud so many Bell men, and LET the
People know the naked truth. Don't say we oppose
or condemn Fusion, for we do not. We want you
to fuse, but we do not mean to let you cheat. If
you run triple-headsd ticket you shall not, if we
can help It, make humble Ben believe that it is all
for Douglas or so many for Bell and the rest FOR
Douglas, when the fact is otherwise. You shall not
win votes by bowling agaiDgst DisuniOn, when you
are supporting Electors in favor Of Breckenridge,
whom both Douglas and Bell regard as the Dis
union candidate. Do net try to win by deception,
or pya shall endeavor 70 make IL the worse for
you
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Objectionable measure, which party elected 'heu,
and everything else calculated to place them fairly
ard fully before the People. Have our political
opponents done the Ike Has The Express acted
az fairly? Is it not Low engaged in dirty at
tempt, not to rebuke ard punish corruption, but
TO turn it to the advantage Of the Democratic
parly7
This attempt we have defeated, by showing
incontestably that the very measures which are
denounced by our opponents ns Black Rep"'9'e0"
schemes to plunder and disffanchise our CITY,
were actually supported and passed by the 'otes OF
a great majority OF the Democratic members
elected from this City ITSELF as well as By three
(our4hs of the Democrats elected from the country.
This Goes not at all justify the Republicans who
voted for those bills-we do not cite 1t for that
purpcse-but it does prove that the Democrats
have no right to make political capital out of that
legislation; and that the whole country sees.
Three.fourths to seyeneighths Of the Democrats
n both branches voted for the bad measures Of the
last Session, with from one.half to two-thirds of
the Republicans; and this, The Erpress says,
proves that "the Democrats are guilty Of iadiDd-
" ual SIM the Republicans of corporate, organ
=" lied, party knavery." Perhaps the People can
be made TO believe THE; but if so, they can be
made TO believe that black is white. All men do
know that of the three chief engineers Of the last
Legislature two were Dean Richmond and George
Law-both leading, active Douglas Democrats; 1t
ANYBODY corrupted that Legislature, they didit If
money was paid to pass the City Railroad bills,
they, or one of them, supplied most of it; and the
benefit largely enures to him accordingly. Bat
whatever is done by them is said by The Express
70 be "indiriGuaI sin, " while FOR Republicans who
do likewise their party is held responsible.
The Governor ard Lieut.. Governor are renomi
mated, simply because they openly, earnestly,
effectively, opposed all those obnoxious bills, aud
the Governor vetoed them. The ElPuss under
stands this, but deliberately misrepresents it.
OF the sixty Republican members of last session
who voted for its bad measures, or most Of them,
barely three have been renOmilated, and there will
not be to exceed three more, Or Que out Of ten.
Does any one believe that the Democrats will
make go clean sweep as this? Yet The Express
para6es the names of the three nominated as if
they were Dut samples OI lhlTly OF loIg
But why ia not F. A. COnkling renOminated
asks The Eqpress. We ans8er-SimPly because
he refused to be. He Is candidate for Con-
gress. and would not return to the Assembly. Is
the Republican party to blame for this
Having thus patiently tracked The Express
through the shiny and sinuOus course by which tat-
tempts to diyertpublic attention from great National
issues by wholesale and malignant calumnies, we
calumnies further. Let them rot where they lie.
shall hold ourselves excused from pursuing these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

The Express says that il "desires to note only
news" and therefore has no congratulations to
offer upon the fact that Mr. Chittenden made Re
publican speech the other evening, because that
gentleman was an Abolitionst fifteen years ago.
The inference is-the logical ingenuity Of The En-
press is ever fresh surprise to us-that If Mr..
Ctittenden were only . new convert to Republican
ism, II would announce that fact with pleasure.
How glad we are to be able to give pleasant sur
prise TO our neigbbor A little more than fort
night ago Mr.. VIM. Z. Dodge, an eminent merchant
OF this city, whose adherence to the political um
bic, which The Express supports, was matter Of
so much consequence and SO much pride to it that
he vas always put forward as President or Vice
President of the Union meetings, appeared at
Republican meeting at Cooper Institute and made
precisely such speech az that made the other
evening by Mr. Chittenden. This bit Of news has
never yet appeared in any of the numerous "edI-
tons of The E1Yress and up to this time it hes
denied itself its little gorfcatiOn on that account.
Why don't it begin
We do not know anything about Mr.. Chittenden's
Abotionism as We have never heard Of it, and
can hol tneIeiOIo' give ~" L@P'tS' an! "9su'HhS'
on that point Bat is not our neighbor little mis-
taken about its dates Only about ten years ago,
the hat was passed round for eleemOsynary aid on
behalf of The ErprtSs, and Mr. Chittenden, mind
iul Of that Scrptural injunction, tie poor ye
" have always with you, contributed fifty dollars
TO relieve this particular OF pauperism. There
is, we know, only one thing that SIS joy forever
and as ten years have elapsed since The Express
Tejoiced over Mr. Chittendens political principles
five years after the date of his AbOlitOnism-
ard accepted his money, perhaps tbat IS the rea-
son why the recollection no longer gives it pleasure.
Why don't it " note the news, and rejoice over the
new convert Why does il condre its feelings to
IFS own bosom
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WHO RFBiKRs PLUMBER,

"Nzw-YoEz REPJBLicAS LsgsLATloS.-rHE TRIBUSE
/, palstng CLOSING the klsyery and thieyery OF il,
own party, and its paTtisans, by holding up the Demo
Gratis tits C to be Just bad Take this then and
whist Is the logical sequence the Democrats guilty Of ind
ydu1i sinhe Republicans Of corporate, orsaui,ed party
kuAyery Democrat, poweress In the tegsatUeirs
.ponsbe bat Individuals the Republicans had ali the power
Republican csucus the instant could have elected the
bnave from the Republican party The three branches OF the
Legislature all Republican the Democrats had nothing and
party responlibie COT nothing, Thea the Democrats
have yet renouinated the old Republican Governor
and Lieut. Goyeraor-hus rrcreany the old Senate
far they his yearard then adding the Old Az.
suby Speaker lhe lt John the Lobby Engineers 81 uade
and Myers 6c The Democrats s.. up not for being Saiut
the Republicans do" Saints that have pudeed the people
IN 100 days State legislation than the Democrats have
ners they from the foundation Of the Government Tug
TRBUSE parudts the OF Fredk A. Coulr Member OF
mby from the Fife ent Ward houc sud he
But Why he left Oh this year BY @ Republicans there aud r.
M. BstchfoId put on :"
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Railroad Accident.

SOUTH BERWICK JuNtIIoh, Sept. -, lSt9.
The railroad bridge over the Salmon tsls River. n
the Great Falls and Conway Road, fell This moroins
while q train was passipg over il. The .ngce IN
for platform cars, fell with the bridge Tee ask''
man pulled TIE pm connecting the freight cars VIZ ne
passenger cars jues in tue 70 the lsEer iroe
being precipitaed into the river. The enginsV ss' =
lis lie by Jumping from he engine 10 tie sbG:&sa
be bridge. Nobody VAS hurt,
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WAsTUSGTON, Sept. 30, 1859.

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WAsTUsGToN, Sept 30, 1850.
TIE CoNDrCT or GIN. HARsRY.
some charges have been preferred against Gen.
Harvey, by subordinate officers, on grounds Of be-
hsvior on his part unbecOming On officer, etc. But
what Of his course is Obro1ous TO the accusation
Of "abuse OF authority" is, doubtless founded on
serious charge by Gen. Scott II seens that tbs
British Minister demanded the removal of Cen
Harvey from his command in Washington Terrific.
Ty, for the alleged reason that be had violated tie
arrangements entered into by Gen. Scott ard Gov
Douglas concerning the Island Of San Juan. there
by restoring Capt. Pickett to command, and by
again putting in operation the Tilted States
territorial laws Gen. Scott impesches Gen.
Harvey by stating, in substance, that,
having had 40 confidence 10 lis disposition
to carry out said arrangements with fidelity
aud courtesy, be suggested to Gen. Hhrney,
before leaving the Pacific Coast, tie sdyisabiity Of
bis taking some other command, adding tbst the
British Govern nent would doubtless ask kis re-
moyal from the one he then held. Gen. Hsrcey
rejected the advice, stating that he should not
abandon position in which he had been placed BY
the President. The above charge of Gen. Scott
having very recently come to the knowledge Of Gen.
Harvey, be has made defense By letter TO the
Secretary Of War. lie states as it is said, that
he was not made acquainted vi h the arrangements
entered into b. Gen. Scott and Gov Douglas. He
removed the captain who, under order Of Gen.
Scott, had been assigned the command Of the
United States company on tie Island Of San Juan,
because Of bis Furnishing and banishing peTsoDS who
had been acquitted Of crime by the legal sgthori.
ties He also defends himself from the other
charge of Gen. Scott, to wit the restoring Of the
United States territorial law 10 force aid effect
upon the island.
THE DE- GROOT CLAIY.
Tie opinion of Attorney General Block Of shs
goth Of July, upon point OF two in the De GrOos
case, in reply to questions of the Secretary OF
War; is simply statement of law concerning tho
awarding Of damages, and lad nothing to do with
the merits of the De Groot claim. Now that tbs
case itself is before Judge Black, it is Understood
that be holds that no damage has been done 70 De
GrOOt The attorneys of the latter are now pro
ducipe decisions of the United States Courts h
show that the award in favor Of De GToCt, having
been made by an officer Of the Government, under
authority of an act Of Congress, it cannot be re-
viewed, but it becomes vested right, and that
payment canrOt legally be withheld.
MICHIGAN POSTMAsTERs.
Mr.. Harmon of Michigan, a. eX-M. c., hs
been here for some days, and has succeeded, i Is
stated in procuring the removal of several Post
masters in that State
MOVEMENTS or Mr.. SASCEY.
Mr.. Yancey i, here again, and is about to make
several speeches in Virginia bsfOre going North.
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TN Wn,,ANl, LIRRARY.

Thu Pblc opet Ing OF the osS's LIHRARr or NsNLohN
il ,ok. Mace on Mosplr neat Oct l. az o0'oA
~ ~ u, CHAYIs's CnrRoH. No. $40 Broadway
Hon HrNrV :. RANMosD,
h ae,, of the Bo.rd Of Ttus,es will preside. and will
statement OF the oerdiiol and prospects Of the lnsu'
ton.
AdlIesses will be delivered by
Rev. HxSSY WAAp BRZClBH
uni
Hon. JAWS BEADY,
On The importance end duty Of furnishing for women the same
means and advantages Of Eductton which enjoyed BY
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

The Hon. TRUMAN SMITH, formerly U. s..
Senator from Connecticut, viii make an appeal TO
his old Wing friends in behalf Of Lincoln and
Hamlin in an address before the Rocky Mountain
Club of Brooklyn at their Wigwam this evening.
We need not bespeak for him an early and general
attapdanca
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The Fair AT NJ. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, SeEl. . I0VS1
Ths Fair grounds were well filed YESTERDAY. -,
The premium % 5000 for the best Thoroughbred 's
lion of Any age, was awarded 20 Potatoes, OWED "
n. Il. TYLER OF St Louis Coucty. Ihs seeona
pirm 1900 was awarded TO ~ Louis ow ned y =,
b White Of St Louis. The third premium, siVy' ~ss
asardt 4 TO Damon, Owned By Ar G00a Of 81 DVN''
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The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at O'Clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing Of the last steamer
The steamship Ariel viii leave to-day at II
o'clock The mails close a. 10 O'Clock a. m. Single
copies, in wrappers ready for mailing for sale at the
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Case of Tho.apson, the MurtIerer

PHltADELPHIA, Saturday Sept. - 1860
Tie care OF Robert Thompson, sentenced TO be hung
for the murder Of John Cape, will DO carried 10 the
supreme Court
night, and at o'clock ths morriIQ everything was
prepared eXcursorsts the OAsket and the rope
was about to be cut-whsu he balloon burs, nssr
tue top,
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The Nuii OF ihc Ship steii0rdshire
Found

BosfOE Saturday, sept ~, isoeN n
A letter from Yarmouth, n. y, ststes that the eS1
of the ship S.aordsh!re lost several ears since o. nc
pfsssge troa Liverpool 10 Bos,on has recently 'v'N
found al Sex Hatb0r. in ten fashoIns water
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Business Notifies.

LATE IMPORTATIONs, &c.
w. ,a now In receipt Of our large imporation' in the
vsycf
CoATtNGs,
NEsrEGs,
PANTALooSESr,
FrRsuuiSe Goops
for FAIL and WINTER wear.
They are the choicest selections be found in the French
German and English markets.
We ESQ py, attention to our very extensive stock OF FH
,oxAHrv CLOTHING fr and boys contains great va
rir,y Of styles fsbos to be found nowhere else
Auof which we offer at extremely low prices
An early selection Is respectfully recommended Is he ue
maud IL slresdy very large.
DEyLrS HUDsoN Co.,
Nos. 258 sS9 and 26O Broadway,
Corner OF WsTen-st
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SO much for The Express Now for the truth:
THE TRIBUNE has pallisted 40 " knavery," no
" thieyery;" on the contrary, it has denounced
the Objectionable measures of last session. not once
but many times, and printed the Yeas and Nays
thereon expressly as guide TO the People in future
elections. We have over aud again exhorted them
to reflect none of the implicated members, no mat.
ter OF what party-Eot that we regarded every one
as corrupt, but because we hold the man who coptd
yotetopnsS bIlsoeer the clear demonstrations of
their bad character given in Gov. Morgau's yetoe-
unified either By lack Of discemment or lack Of
Integrity for the responsible post Of legislator. We
do not need to repeat that we are opposed to
he reelection Of any member of The asst Assembly
who supported generally the bills vetoed BY Gov.
Morgan.
From first to last, We have exposed and Dc.
rourced jObbery 10 Legislation without distinction
Of party. We have parsied the usmes cf all tho
Members, showing which va! tAey voted Oh every
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Ohio pntit:ps

CISciUNATI, Saturday, 5eTt. -. 1860.
The Zion. L. Anderson declines tue loGinst.oa for
Congress on the Const utiopsi Unioa cke: n the Is;
District. The reason assigned Is II hssllh
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The .5ura Outward Bouad.

NOMINAL, Saturday Sept. y, $50,
The steamship Jura sailed from Qcebsc for Liy,:-
pool this morring at 10 o'clock with Is passengers,
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TO CORPEgPOSDENTs.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications What.
ever is intended for insertion be authenticated BY the
and address Of the we-no. necessarily for pnSics-
ton, but guaranty for his good faith.
Rurness letter. should IL al be ADDRESSED 10 TaE
EKw-YORE TXlBUSK.
We cannot undertake 20 return rejected Commua.caonS
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massach.iSelgs Politics,

BoSIOS, Saturday, Sept ~, lhO.
The Republicans OF tire With District have non.-
mated Daniel W. GOosh for reelection to Congress
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senator Seward M ~. .soseph. No.

81. JOsFPH. Saturday, oel.. %, 1860.
Gov. Seward srriyed here last n.get and LETT t1lB
morning for the East. lie made no speech.
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Love OF STRONG DRINK CURED

L. - tgv.,,, ZpYr,s PRzgDY which may BE- given tun-
TN 70 lie 5riri COTE Tea o. Liquor Peiiety nara n
- Never prodaees sJsea. Price pl DePt NO % wv
a. I-sl., Cel, EAIktI,