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, 1865-10-19

r. The New York UeTald at last cleats M
the mystery On the mooted point wtsther
The " Fed or Morgan, conservative or radical
wing Of the Republican party trinmphed In
ths platform adopted and candidates noml-
mated 1t the recent Syracuse Convention. 1t
first explains that -,
During the past simmer state convention OF
Loyal Leagne delegates held protzscted councts At
Saratoga. Here It was that the Morgan interest
made fl drtt must effective demonstration. The
Weed and Seward interest WIS substantially ex-
cluded and ignored and the new leadership formal
j sct up-
It then, in the same article informs as that
the platform and candidate are both
CONSERVATIVE and RADICAL
1t uns therefore the del It Ia vell Euoxn that
hbezate act md counsel the nominees ere mainlv
Of The kadtnE radicals organ men aud that lie
conccde 10 Weed ut syra.platiosm 1s p,aCtlcay the
cnse every pntnt in the |e.ine a. hat copcl1ded
platform and almost cyerylon by the Saratora csbsl
ndmc On the ticket
Gould any feat In journalism be more ex-
plicit or satisfactorys
, 1865-10-19
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

l-4H tdfes gf Grdf7 are nor ode on a 1asts of r
sfMrffGrt IN 0ecordancs HGA Srs1iatf3n p1sssI on
'thHAfz nnd aTs Ftp6r&ed 1y us aaIe,s oher1cfse
spee:H<t.l = eA'~ 's'
NDyERpAT EVENING, October IS
FRElGATS-lAEx FxHnn1sLWsre ic hirhsr
Et;pgtsemsnts ws!ci To BEJEAte-schts shesnsn
Joe Was and stapls 11sf nj lie: scilr Wiid 10
ffr. re a Lc. To kESds1oa-Sthr Southampton
Wheat hIssc. To Don. 0D.ysHuEGH-schr Flnntlrr CIV.
corn at ss;: schr Morning Light, wheat, ffom Milwan.
RAILROAD FIEGncSA1e t1u ct tho following
, 1865-10-19
CONMERCxAL,

"WEDNESDAY EvEs1sa, Oct. 1s.
Tho following summary shows the movement In
Produce md Provisions during the past twenty -four
hou1r, compared with The movement tor the ss1ue e
time last year;
RECEIPTS OF puoDrcp mr. "a
, 1865-10-19
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1866.


EfCal EGA4ou NOtlELeSa II Al SSsSSl0n II
Philadelphia, TO agiiate for 1relaud's "libera.
tiou" from British rule. Among the speakers
il B. r. DAILY, ahead CENTRE for Indiana. In
thc course Of his remarks he said:
s'So speeches but the sword alone can eazvc Ire.
ta.ioa, II aersr to,U o. d ly the present rats ot
emigration, In tieenfSifor yArs only a n1Aioa dad
ahAfw will remain at homo, md tie opportunity
m.y psss from nE forever"
Docs not this honest confession from one of
the high chiefs Of the Fenian brotherhood
show the folly and inutflity Of the Fenian
movement The Protestant population in
Ireland arc opposed to Fcnianism, md do not
sympatlize with the ma1contcnt Catholics.
They can not be forced 10 take sides against
the British Gove1nmtnt, and in case Of ao-
other rebellion, they will fight as stubbornly
lgains. thu Catholic insurgents as their grcat-
grandsaihefs did at the siege Of Derry. The
Irish rrotestunts are steadily increasing In
wealth, influence and numbers. They arc Gar
better educated than the Catholic element,
and are much better Of in pecuniary way.
Comparatively few Protcs!ants nre leaving
ireland, while the Catholics ore coming away
By tcns Of tliousands. The Protestants ase
buying out The small tenant hrms OF the
CATHOLICS for their children. Thcre is a con-
slant accession TO the Protestant strength
from Scotland and England. Hundreds Of
farmers 20 over from Great Britain into Ire
land every year and purchase 1casehold farms
from the 1rish-cach one buying out dozen
or more Of the leases Of the Catholic peas
ants and consolidating them into urge grazing
farms. The former occupants migrate to
America, where there Is plenty Of land and
, 1865-10-19

: II The Eplscopallun Convention at Phl1a-
dolphin refused TO give thanks for the aboli.
ton Of slavery. Why should they! It don't
include Them.
, 1865-10-19

T The Richmond Commercial Bulldtn has
resumed publication, the restrictions placed
upon It by the military authorities having
been removed. The Duuaia promises 10 etcs-
dily maintain the paoihcatIon policy Of the
President, md omit no effort To replace Virgin.
ia rs m equal and independent member Of the
Federal Union.- -.
, 1865-10-19

The Hafket Tor Compound Interest Notes Is dun
and shade lower.
Local Stocks were dull. Chamber Of Commerce
ssock to!d) was sold at ITO, md new Sas offered at
rs. Cook County Scrip is dn1l and easier. We
quote:,
, 1865-10-19

A'~t%f
In the Muskingum aud Perry district, John
l. Sheridan brother Of Phil, lacks 1o0 votes
OF an election, which, 1t Is believed. will bo
overcome by the army vote. In the Athens,
Fairfield and Hooking district, Gen. Gros.
venor Is beaten about 400. He made most
Eallant eight, but Is too far behind on the
home vote to leavc any hope that the votes
from the army Will elect him. Hooking coun-
y beats him 400, while Morgnn's majority
It is be regretted that Gen. Jas. Louden
Is defeated In tie Brown and Clermont Dis
tsiets for the Senate. He Is a Democrat as Ia
Democrat, The fight was hotly contested,
and though be gets majority Of twenty IN
Clesnont, he IS beaten $50 ID Brown. The
proportion Of soldiers votes likely to be re-
ceIved for these two counties viii not likely
be sufficient to overcome this majority.
The gallant Union men of Adams county
hnre covered themselves with glory. They
fought the rebels In the field to the end, aud
have come home md cleaned them out In the
rear. The gallant Col, Phillips, Of the 18th
Ohio, has been elected to the Legislature, and
the whole ticket, State aud county, has O
minority Of over a00. All honor 10 the Union
men of Adams.
, 1865-10-19

From these, as they now stand, the ma5orI-
ty for Gen. Cox amounts to 25,287. The
average majority of the State ticket IS over
&c, 600. ~
:. The Northwest district, composed of VII.
elected two Copperhead Representatives.
Williams gaze Cox 2I5 majority, and Pauld-
ing Ids, while Defiance gives Morgan eos.
This district, however, has not been consid-
cred Union in the estimates heretofore made,
and Without 1t the Legislature will stand as
follows:
, 1865-10-19

@CIUH III EuElN0eIpnIM-UCt. 1H.
There . good demand for prime Clo~ersced vh,.h
u ssaIee ard wanted at % other Kinds nc ae!ifo.
q :7.GEsG. As II Qn3ltr. Timothy Is noniaalIy Al
{co 1uahel. Fla1seed T. IoNn1 and aeItn- st
ES.i3 bushE. oe -
, 1865-10-19
THE RESULT In OHIO.

Gen. Co1's Majority 2s.2s7-Thc Legis-
lnttve Election.
The following table presents the mnliorities
given for Governor on the 10th, in all the
rni1pfins.
, 1865-10-19


The supply, ~ will bo seen from the above table, Il
rather limited being nearly 100 less than lat wecx
Notwithstanding tho lIshtcss OF tic receipts, tncy
have been ample TOR the *ants of tho markell anu
quite number remain unsold., The quality Of ths
Hogs Is hardly u good as Last week, and VIC nohco
butvesy few lots which could be eal1ei choict.
The market to-day has bcen very dull md dropping,
buyers eynclns no disposition operate, except at
considerable concession from the closing .ntes Of las:
week. While faw sa1es Of eholce trovcs hayc been
made At good figures, tho majority haye been soll At
decline Of l1q Is The c,osag ratio Of last
week.
Tho following arc the tnn1aetons ut tie various
yards: "
!, HOG BALES TODAY.
NIXRYAN IAKpS.
The mafketst these yards has beer moderately nc
tvs and sales lr. The sales foot 1co0 hesd ranging
In Price from S12-no to &t9.sp.
Tho following are the sales:
, 1865-10-19
E.A recent Washington despatch saws

T. "A recent Washington despatch says:
"OWtng to dn ohscur1ry in the law Of Congress
providing for The payment Of eoored troops It ms
been deraded bY the Pny1naktcr General and Comp
nrnhia colored regiment who cnrTied their bullet
ton aass throueh the streets Q! this city yez.erasy
they were not e1aye. when they enlisted bcfore they
can receive any bounty, and II that be done. that
they can receive but one hundred dollars Instead Of
The three hundred dollars allowed white troops,
ibis Il about the fHFt instance known OF soldiers
being required to furnish evdences before receiving
ter tolls.''
Owing to clearncss in the mind Of Attor-
ney General Speed, he has decided that no
slave can wear The Federal uniform, that hence
every slave on cnlisting Was free, and hence
entitled TO full bounty and pay.
, 1865-10-19
B- The Washington 1nte0igeaeer says:

e. The Washington 1attNigeaeer says:
s.Ihc recent election In Connecticut should nd.
monieh party radicals were the sense Of the nation
now 1ies.t,'
The sense Of The pa}ion does not 1ie.. 1t is
ouly the nonsense of Connecticut that has
Lied, The scnse Of The nation has told q dif-
fercut story In Vermont, Maine, Pennsylya-
mia, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa.
, 1865-10-19

IA Hon. James l.. Or, of South Carolina,
formerly Speaker Of the Federal House oi
Representatives, eaid in the South Carolina
Reconstruction Convention: -
s.1he North ba. conquered Us, md haa a perfect
right 10 f1 the Terms Of our restoration 10 civil and
political rights"
The special to The Herald says:
"Adtutant General Lorenzo Thomas reports that
the State Of Mississippi alone II credited with hnr.
Ing tulult bed upwards OF seventy-nlue thousand
negroes and one thousand whites to cpmmtod
the1n.t They are represented TO have been raised
during the years 1919 md 1854 fot service during
tic N4r.
Since We hnve right to fix the terms of
the restoration Of the Southern people to their
political rights, Is II cruel to say that they
shall all be restored TO their political rights
at once, both those who lost them by slavery
without any fault Of their own and those who
lost them By their own t1casons Especially,
Is hard thai that class of the people Of Missis-
sippi which has furnished 4, 900 men to de-
fend the Union shonId have the same rights
as the class which has furnished but one thous.
and to fight for the Union nearly all from
other States, and nearly hundred thousand
for the rebellion =?
, 1865-10-19

Closing pEtces for cash Oct 49, 1867 received by r.
q sa!tonstan Co., Comnlaaion, 6toet, and Bond
Drnkefs, $ E1atk STREET Chicaxo. :.
, 1865-10-19
Eaatuard Movement of Flour and Grain by

EFrom the Dudalo Aayefttser.1
The following will show the shipments by e7na1 rom
Buhalo for u days ending Oct, lin. and days fon
Osxcgo, being ahipncuts tho latter p1sce on Oct
Oct. lSth. inclusive, which, taken together viii
allow amo1rtof Flour and GRIM 3doatp on the e.
nails destined for ude-water: "
,Flom Flour. Whest, Corn. Oats. Barley. Rye
Wiz endg
flrt Il en0 sto ven $40 ,zn ,e~erx a. RIM =, r-,
, 1865-10-19

+, 81 The n T. Time, dcvotes dai]y leader
TO harplng the assertion that President John
son has not betrayed the Union party, that
he does not desire the Democracy to sue
coed In New York, &c, &C.. What wonld The
Tinies think Of husband who daily and
hourly reiterated the statement that his wife
Is a virtuous woman. Would they not set
him dnEsn aA eurkn7d ?
, 1865-10-19
crI1cAa0 cATrLl MARKET.


OFyEK OF THk DAILY EE11tSE,&
Wedre1t1y Evening. Oct IS
HEEF cATTLE-Atcordnk to the Board Of Tradc
reroe tbs receipts md sh@msoz ktnco COR ast hsuo
coupaELd With the corresponding period Of ISL nayo
bse follows II should b bornc Ia mind thst these
receipts shipments really ihnss Of the da1 pre-
csdtuI:
, 1865-10-19

about thirty years nso. wheat, potatoes, &c., wc,c
imported hom Europe.
The above is cxsctly in accardsnce With what see-
Eeta1y Mecni1och saId In his Fort Wayne spseeh.
TINT the United States WAS to-day the best ma,kat
Tn the world for foreigners to eel In and snong he
poorest to buy" =
= The following Is The comparative statement of
the exports [e1clustTe ofspedel from the port Of
New fork to foreign ports for the week ending
Oct 10, End sipca JauuMy l:
For the week. 3,as9 514 &S,452,So0 $LI8l,eB
Prev. reportd lsa, l56s5o 15a, ,t6l, $50 150,s11sn
Since Jsn slss ss5,ssl SIC, ,st4, 10 s12Lsso,s6
Price Of gold $50 eQ3 145
The following Is the comparative statement OF
the imports OF tozcfsn dry goods md general mer-
chaudizo for the week ending Oct. H. and since
jan. /:
DRY goods. .$t.s19,as5 S7a2,5B H,wG51S
Gen. nesch'zc s,142oH z,5ls,isi .2Tl,1.1
Totr for week sa5s1,4as 'ss,s6a07 Sa1a,6a
PREY. repoft'd H. ,b5o LEO TO- 13as6t,068
, 1865-10-19

The New York He7ald, rela1ing its aston.
lahment at the vigor with which the RepuhlI.
can press Of the West and especially the CHI.
cago TRIBUNE have assailed the policy Of re-
constructing the Southern States on the rcbel
element only, to the exclusion Of the loyal.
contents itself with m occasional anarl In the
literary style Of Eowery Bully Boy, at West
ern Journalism, which 1t says Is radical and
'Border Bufflan'' like that of Boston and
other out of the way places It accounts for
the s'emallness Of Our views on all public
questions by The fact that We arc not pub
Nshcd on Mason and Dixon's line, like the st.
Louis, Cincinnati and Philadclphia press. It
is ofvcry little consequence what line we are
published on other than the straisht forward
line Of energy and honesty. The latter we
have shown by opposing the Presidents course
when We believed him to he wrong. That
"honesty y the Sest policy" receives further
confirmation In the fact TINT cur views arc en-
do,sed In almost every Republican platform in
tie; country, and will sweep the field In every
Stale but Connecticut. As to the remaining
point, energy, We have demonstrated our pos
session oft, equally, by publishing within the
past ten weeks about twenty columns Of news
matter which the New York papers have
copied from us, generally without credit.
We refer, among other recent instances, to
the official report OF Assistant Secretary Fox
on the Fort Sumter affair, communicated Ly
or Washington special the official statis-
tics relative to losses IN the entire military
operations Of the wor; the speech of Secreta-
~ McCulloch at Fort Wayne, and other docu-
mcnta1y and important matters which the
, 1865-10-19

@ The World says Of President johnson :
The Republican pssttsans who claim him rs their
1901 ltcuse uey aected him 10 1sosf In tnhlch hs
tsot1I knre 6ee1 q mere pr<sid1ng otHoer and po-
lifiodi cipher. W11 not find the1- claim acknowl-
edged. ~.
This Is delicate way Of saying that the
Copperheads who, by assassinating Lincoln,
made Als. johnson President, have q higher
eln,m On his gratitude than the Republicans
who only elected him Vice President.
, 1865-10-19
- The Macon tGa-) Telegraph is thus ss-
ycre On the President:

~ AAA~ AA'NoN ANA*s'} AS"S3'N{"e ~ IAAo GS-
rcrc en- the President:
The ATTENDS Of the black nm~ will find them.
aelve4 wcelclly mietnken, Ehfcwd as they are
They 1nny "retaiu their hold on the President for
the present" or "hrtal with him. Just a. they
choose; but the result viii be the same. Mi.
johnson Will not tccaut; he will insist on the
Southern States bdrg Represented in The uoE1c
md in the Senate. With q tul complement OF
legislature, The radical Jaeoblns may be foiled IN
thetE dettEns Of degrading us and our posterty to
the condition Of the unfortunate whites In San Do
mingo.
The "Southcm States" consist Of eight
millions Of whites and four millions OF blacks.
u Nj. johnson will but insist that s'the
Southern states,' ~ and not mere fraction Of
tic Southern States, shall be represented In
the House and in the seuate, he can have no
quarrel with the radical democrats Of the
North. So far from desiring to degrade the
Southern people or. their posterity, VIC only
desire to prevent two-thirds of them from
making slaves OF the other third They are
free to do ali things except practise slavery
either domestic, social or political. That,
God helping MS, We shall never let them do.
By the most carefully prepared statistics rel
auvc 10 the proportion which the nulattoes+
qnadroons, and octoroons bear to the negroes
Of the South, II will be seen that our policy
tenda to elevate rnther than degrade the
nposteIityn Of the Southern whites.
, 1865-10-19


The market 1T these yards has been raher dull and
prices drpopng. The sales haya mostly netu made at
concession OF .lc PEI 1co rs on ths c1oalnS rates
Of lAst week The following arc tho transactions:
, 1865-10-19

1 NY,
Ctty,Hatress. a (, Aa,si1 i:
Country HeM~s a sfTs;S Y
Linz n, ssSsf3 4
Kip. tueji'm i n.Tlils.s b
XII. hrAy1 sSsS.E
Ca{I. v = :, 4
CpuE. ~ .'-''d- !, Gsa
, 1865-10-19

RRAN-Markes qulst 1t 500 ton
BEENWAX-EoEntna ii %u3!.c
6DTT8R Tho market continues sct4ve Tor good
Esoes. ana prices fs1n- Common qu1ttes afe dun
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

III Hereafter we will Issue our paper at
double the present size, and when subscriptions
and advertisements will justify it we viii Issue
full sheet, with every variety of reading mat
tor proper for families. This will depend upon
the readiness of the community to extend US its
patronage. We are compelled to adhere strictly
to the rule of cash in advance with even our
best friends. Our necessities compel us to
make this rule infexible. Subscribers who
have paid in advance, will receive their papers
until the expiration of the time, provided they
can send for them.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

~ we had the pleasure of meeting last Mon
day evening, Major C. c. White of the 23th
Wisconsin Vols, and Provost Marshal General
of the State He is the first Federal officer that
received with the courtesy proper 20 return Of
peace. Our citizens will do their best no doubt
to make the sojourn of any Federals amongst US
on duty. as pleasant as possible, and lend their
assistance in restoring law. order, quietude, and
social happiness.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21
OUTRAGE AND RErRIgurros-Ws Learn

OUTRAGE AND RETRIRUrION.-We learn
from common report the following particulars
of very fendish atrocity, lately committed in
the county of Lafayette. party Of four o.
Ave men. one night last week. disguised and
with blackrned faces entered the house of Mr.
Morgan Cryer, very old and much respected
citizen, living few miles from the town Of
Lewisville. They seized his person and put
MIN to the torture of fire, to compel him 70 give
up his money and valuatles. His legs and feet
horribly burned befurs they became salts
fed they had extorted all he had 10 give
Meanwhile faithful servant escaped from the
house and gave information to his son, Wiley
Cryer, Esq, who has.sued TO the rescue of his
father. On the way hs met the party, and, net
knowing them in the dark, hailed to ascertain
who they were. They asked lis name, and,
Immediately on his giving i, thsy fred upon
him, killing the negro, as we understand, and
lodging full load Of bucksho; ia CryeT's back.
His wound is dangerous. but net, wc hope.
mortal. -..
Next morning the citizi rs Of tie country,
fired with Indignation, made up large com
pany and pursued the party. They found four
men asleep at house the Dool-ys Ferry
road, aud captured them BY surprise. They
were separately examined, and confessed every
thing Thereupon they taken on. ~
gether and shot to death on the spot.
Such shocking events, Of which we might
record some new one every week, shows the
necessity of All Immediate establishments of some
sort OF government, or som, authority to pro-
tect the citizens IL admits OF no delay. Every
good man is at the mercy OF rurians. Each
one should 60 earnestly at work for it, wi'h
such aid as the military authorities ef the U 5
may afford. One single night may produce
inealculable and irremsdiabie mischief.
This teaches us also another lesson, which
only fools will nef lect TO learn. All the mean
ness and rascslity OF the universe j. not con
fined to Northern men These ouIrages, worthy
Of iends from hell, are, unfortunately the work
Of Southern men, and fairly balances similar
ones which have been psrpetrated by irdivi-
duals in tho Federal armies. Now that We have
accepted peace, and can no longer style our
selves enemies in war il BELTS us to open our
minds and hearts to recognize the fact that taeIo
are good men and scoundreis in both sections
that tsc former should recognize each other,
and make common cause in the p.o!ec.ion OF
society ag ..inst tho latter.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

DR.. C. v. MEADoR.-We always did like
Meador, even when were political enemies.
He is a trump. He understands how to do .
gentlemanly thing. in a very handsome manner
and understands gentlemau's wants precisely.
He will Re along this summer. candidate for
Congress, and we want our friends to think well
of him. Dr. here's luck That cocktail is su-
perb to a dry rebel throat.
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

MIssoURr.-Through the courtesy of friend
we have the St. Louis Republican of the 18th
inst. 1t has returns from sixty-eight counties,
1he total of which shows vote against the new
constitution Of 2S60o. The vote for it is 1857.
Forty-six counties remain to be heard from. II
is hardly probable that they will alter what now
appears to be the manifest result. We have
every reason TO believe that the new cons,itu-
ton has been defeated. The loyal men of Mis-
souri, have the sense of justice not to wish to
disfranchise their fellow-citizens who differed
with them on the question of secession, and we
hope her action will form a precedent TO be
followed throughout the South. - T
Washington telegraph., 1865-06-21

y A dispatch from Washington the 9TH,
gives very discouragiug accounts Of the condi-
ton Of freedmen in Kentucky. The citizens
seem very much indisposed to give them work,
preferring white labor. This must arise from
the worthlessness of the negro in his now con
dition, and calls loudly for some legislative ac-
tion by the General Government or by States.
to save him from himself If his labor were
valuable he would find employment.