Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-30
NEWS BY MAIL.
Serious Troubles Anticipated I'm Missouri at the
Fall Elections-Civil War;
S. CONOVER.

Fall Elections-Civil War.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sum-
WASH INGToN, August 27.-The missouri question:
formerly troublesome half so threatening to
the of the country the question which has been
election in Missouri will take place in November The
canvass has already been very earnestly commenced
rebels who formerly figured the melee very quiet
and demure leaving the political conflict to be conducted
by the Radicals side and the Conservatives the
other.
The Radical organs have predicted, if not invoked
their Philadelphia delegation asked for protection
the general government But we learn from prominent
Conservative citizens of Missouri here that they will
need no aid from the military and they abe except
in few counties, to protect themselves.
The exrebels do not claim right to vote. They stand
aside But the test oath of Missouri embracing eighty
six articles will exclude many loyal citizens from voting
Cholera Reports.
New YORK, august Nmsnce the first May May 1923 fatal
@ re OF h the n Work. 1
Blackwes and Randals Islands leaving 343 deaths from
t 5ss az in the m the list of July to the
Brooklyn.
Rumors in Regard to Secretary Stanton and
General Howard
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26, 1866.
Sunday paper of this city this morning gives currency
report that Secretary Stanton will leave the Cabinet
this week to be succeeded by General Steedman and that
o e WI be the oef is
General Fullerton The former statement is probably
founded based wholly street reference
which made in your Washington dispatches of yes
terday the latter statement probably has probab
about it. There strong indications that General
cesso- will probably General Tlson Assistant Commits
sioner for the State Of Georgia. officer who has en-
long identified with the Bureau and who has in
way proved himself faithful competent and efficient
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
The Votes Of PennsylvsEia Deserters-The Presi-
dents Tour-General Grant to Accompany the
Party, &c.
WASHINGTON, Aug. rs.
j. W. Forney and prominent radical leaders Of Pennsyl
vania have procured from the War Department list of
deserters from the during the late from that
State 1t said to be their intention to keep the matter
quiet and allow such Of the deserers propose to vs
the radical ticket to pass unquestioned but those who
vote the conservative ticket will be challenged
and prevented from exercising the elective franchise
Gen. Grant and his chief of staff, Gen. Rawlings have
decided to accompany the President to Chicago. 1t
also understood that Secretary McCuoch and Attorney
General Stanberry win accompany the party to New York
and return from there to Washington.
The schutzenfest at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sunday, Aug. 26-The German
Schutzen Society hold their grand annual festival
tomorrow, at their fine Park, near the eastern
boundary of the city. The festivities will be ini
tiated with procession of Schutzen Societies, es
cortng the King of the Sehutzenfest of last year
in his chariot. At the Park various elegant prizes
will be contended for. Delegations from the New
York, Philadelphia and Washington societies are
expected to attend