The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-15

ODloans' Last evening large meeting was
hold at the rooms Of tho Ohio State Apon.
cy. Among tho distinguished persons pros.
cnt were Chief Justice Chase. Post Master
Genera, DennisoD, Hon. John Hutchins.
Judge ID. X. Cartier. Hon. X. W. Taylor.
First Auditor. A. M. Gsngewer, Esq, acting
rhiid Auditor, and Ex Gov. Tod. Judge
Chase was escorted to tho Chair and made
IN eloquent address. Tho Hon. John
Hutch'ns then made an approriatc speech.
Aitor GOV. DonnisoD, Col. v etmoro and
Judge Cartier had spoken, appropriate reso.
iutione were read by Hon. A. g. Riddle. and
unanimously adopted. Throughout tho
entire meeting the greatest interest was
manifested and the solemnity of tho occa.
sion was appreciated by alI.
Late advices from South Corolina stato
that the election of delegates to tho State
Convention passed or quietly on Tuesday
Only about a quarter Of the names on tho
Union Ticket are elected. Tho majority are
Conservatives. Wade Hampton and sev ora
oiiicers OF tho late Confederate army have
been returned by largo msjorties. ......
Richmond papors announce tho arrival
OF Secretary Seward. In response TO tho
welcome, Seward said that tho President
bad spoken Of tho feeling Of the condition
OF Virginia and tho Southern States genor.
ally, and assured them they would find him
in earnest, If they only came up TO his 70.
quirements. .... -. -s. l,..,
A disease called hog .diptheria is now rap.
idly killing out tho hogs in Fairfax, Va, and
adjoining counties. Tho animal appears
we'll one morning; during the day it's neck
swolls, and by the next morning It ia dead
No cure has been discovered. i4 '-H
Ii is now stated that the trial of Joff.
Davis will immediately follow upon tho
fpal disposition Of Wmz. The sta atement is
also revived that he will be trlod in Rich
mond.
The French army has been withdrawn
from tho Rio GraUdo and been supplantcd
by native troops. ..'' '' u ~"
The brief returns from Vermont show that
tho Republicans of that State have elected
their candidate for Governor, Paul Dhlinp.
bam. by a majority relatively larger than
that by which Smith (Rep) was chosen last
year over Red6eld lDem. ..E .-.... ....'i
A letter from Presideus johnson susta,ns
Provisional Governor Sharkey in bis cali
for the organization Of the militia OF the
State of Mississippi, and sots aside tho or.
der OF Con. Slocum forbiddng such organ.
ization. Tho Presidents main reuson q 10
induce the people to como forward in de.
tense of tho State and Fodorale Govern,
ments, and be saysi IL there is any n,ovo of
character the militia will
be thoro 10 suppress it at its first appear.
anco. 70
The Atlantic Cable Company have re-
solved to manufacture new cable. No of
fort will DO mado this year to recover the
Tho Confederate bond holders were 10 hold
q meoting on the 4.h OF September, 10 ordor
to consider their position a, isia1sa,4@,
@ Tho cholera is roccding TO tho ports
whence IL came. = ieii tCa .-o'CH. l-aiii
oi Tho Times special Gays, Thero 10 the
best authority for saying that Alexander II
Stephens and j, II Rongan, now. confined
at Fort Warren. in writing to their friends
in the South, express the most liberal viaws
respecting rcconstructipg tho negro race
and the tuture of the South. Thoy urge
that the agricultural system of the South
bo rev0lutiOnizod. The negro being largo
and permanent clement in tho population
Of tho South. must DO treated 60 as to in.
crease bis self.rospeot and manhood; that
bis freedom must DO chCerfully accorded to
the negro. He must be instructed for, tho
intelligent welding of that power which the
progress of events promise to put Kim in
possession of. Tho sagacious are wiso in
thcir time beyond many Of thoir fellows
and sec the wisdom of making Intelligent
mon Of the freedmen. 5-,. .. : .q,y.l. =. d,
- Francis w. Pickons, Of South CaroIino.
tho man who said he was insonsiblo 10 fear,
has asked for pardon. ... ss.,!. s,.-..... >.
Tho entiro appropriations mado by the
last session of tho 3Sth Congress, have now
1een made out in detail by tho Clerk of tho
House. Those appropriations are as fol.
ows: Pensions, $ll,23O, 900; purchase or
Of royenuo cuttcrs, $I ,000. 900;
consular and diplomatic expenso,, &i 300.
$50; post office department., Sl4, ,098. .5O5;
- 453, 900; Legislative. Exec.
asive and judicial, Sl. l.4S5. .707, IDA; naval
Iervice, $ll j SO. 1852 S95; military academy,
1867 ,503; army. 354 579, ,527. 70; Indians
Bureau. 1905, ,GS4 ,S0l; deficiencies, invalid
md other pensions. .s3 .565 600; deficiencies
Tor the army 1895 400; deficiencies for for.
lifications and armament. ri, 100. 900; def
cencies for Legislative. Executive. Sc 1913.
bll ,3S. 73; miscellaneous, $34,lSl,7l6-|
Total, 49,. .2O7 ,G52 1856. '..'.--r
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GENERAL BuTLEI,-The Now York Trib.
une OF yesterday makes, editorialIy, the fol.
lowing statement about General Butler.
which will be read with interest in other
besides our own: .'7. N.
"A dispatch in yesterdays Times is cal
culatad tn do GRANT ipin insticn 20 d. n.