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sure those DESTROYS of medical relief, that he
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
ST. LOUIS.
EXTRA POLICEMEN SWORN IN FOR ELECTION Day
FRAUDS IN THE REGISTRY IN REBEL COUNTIES.

EXTRA POLICEMEN SWORN IN FOR ELECTION Day
FRAUDS IN THE REGISTRY IN REBEL COUNTIES.
81 rELKGRAPH TIM TRIBUNE
ST LOUIS Nov i-To prevent rioting the Police Com
missoners called upon the Sheriff TO issue summons
for posse comtatus. That officer has accordingly called
for ono thousand men, who have been notified to-day and
will be sworn in Monday The Conservatives profess TO
be much exercised about it, and smell big plot against
their liberties The Pile and Hogan debate closed last
night Hogan repeated the old State Copperhead lies ana
charged that all Swndlng contractors are now against
the administration Pile read tho names OF many con-
tractors In st. Louis and the State and they were oil unan
mousy opposed 20 him The proofs Of frauds IN the reg
stry in Rebel Counties overwhelming. In Galloway
one Rebel registered who fought in the Missouri otae
Guard under Price Of Wilson's Creek. He boldly stated
that no enlisted TO fight Dutehmen not United states
troops Several Judges undertook to qualify Rebels LOT
voting by removing the disabilities under the new constr
tuton They, however not successful IN all cases
The Democrat shows that in 1886 the United states gov
eminent refused to aid the Government OF Caiorma 70
supply the Vigilance Committee with arms because ihe
legislature had not been summoned to remedy deteeuve
laws An argument which will apply to the Maryland
troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
THE PENDING CANVASS.
NETWORK.
DIsGRACEFUL AND RIoToUs PgoCBEDIFGs-sPEEcH OP
EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.
NETWORK.


DIseRACEFUL AND MoToUs PgoCgEDFGs-sPEEcH OP
EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.
NJ rxLseRAPB
Troy Nov. a. le66.-0ne Of the most diegraeefal
scenes that occurred political meeting in this
place at Democratic meeting held Rands Hall last
evening 20 hear Seymour Of the campaign
headed by David l. Seymour NJ c. and other led BY
james MoKeon ox.Assembyman. McKeon ran for Sheriff
war las been intensely bitter between them and last night
eliminated knockdown upon the Of the hall as
10 obtain the control Of the organization, Nc
Keen nominating Hannibal Green, heavy ion-deoler
chairman and Seymour nominating Mr. Harvey smith
retired merchant McKeon epped his hat Seymours
face when drew his and struck the former over
and office holerand OF the widest
excitement occurred Several persons were Knocked down
aisrce ond consdsraby injured The McKcones Being
largely in the majority cleared the stage OF the rFa Sc
chair Gov Seymour then forward and made his speech
He terribly agtated when he began and il was some min
recovered his oomPosure The speech was
repetition Of the one delivered IN NeT'forE
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE TOWN OF RAMAPo.
mass meeting of the citizens OF the town Of
Romapo Rockand County was held in Baker Growers new
storehousc Sus Thursday night Addresses were De
llyered by D. Sypher D. y Coue, anu Lheo' I ~ ~
After the speaking the following TosOutCus were fehd " NO
Rs,rsd That the pending ito Constitution pro-
posed Dy Congress- which dehaes citizenship N tho United aas
among the several states Which dlsab national or al Office
The pleasure q he RsoPS spsia 10 % 10 no s
rebellion against q and which declares
validity Pebble Debt the United sthes and insaaes
every by attempt overthrow the Union sr
tal u enraf legitimate rsuts the war
its Justice humanity and moderation 10 every
patriotic and that when any tbe inHgrnt a a oop
taL should BY IL loyal kPyeseaaires
be permitted 10 rcsaBe ih place ia Coa0rel ,.- ,
81 Union ana
the States which uy sought Destruction
the should with the Representatives 81 Toe peope IN
Congress assembled
Rogsd That in Relben Z. Fnon stewart Woodwara snd
VIM H. Robertson recognize loyal and cordially ID
doFse their nomination GOyror and Mem
Der Of Congress from the AtA District -
ReoUsd That Of this meeting extended 10 j. H.
syphe Couch aud 1bro Armstrong for the able manner IN
hc they addressed the Issues 81 the hour
TO MessrL Baker Young for the use o. their building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

Commissioners defining the duties OF tho Judges OF
Election LAID down in the statutes and another making
Judge each precinct In accordance with the overture
made by Mr.. Alexander TO Gov. Swami on THURSDAY last
Gen Grant ia 10 have interview with the Governor 10
morrow. ,
His presence In the city has the effect OF an emoent
The proposition Of Swami for double eecnon mas been
abandoned. There is longer doubt that II was sem
ousy urged Threats still abroad ID abundance ops
en Grants presence and quiet decision render breach
Of the peace 10 longer probable.
TROOPS Es ROUTE TO BALTIMORE.
TRIBUNE
PHIIApELPnA Nov 1896.
II is said upon good authority that 900 United states
troops were quietly passed over from NewYork 70 Ba
more last night, passing Chester about daylight where
they we're Whether this is reliable or not cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
KANSAS.
THE FORT RILEY ExcURsIoNIsTs - THE MURDERoUs
ATTACK Upon COL. Goss AND PARTY PARTY OF
SoBLEMEs BELIEVED TO BE CAPTURED BY IN


DIANs
NJ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
LAWRENCE Kansas, Nov. T. - Tho excursion party
reached Lawrence the return from Fort Riley and
Junction City, portion go to Leavenworth, one TO
Kansas City, one to Fort Ellsworth, one on buffalo
hunt and to Indian Council The Lawrence papers publish
the following;
Mr. Edwards of this city returned from Baxter Springs
in the Indian country aud furnishes the following items
relative 20 the attack upon Coils Phillips and Goss The
party were surveying lands for the Neoshee Valley Railroad
Of which Col Goss is president party headed by man
named job nBrtton Of Neoshee Falls, who had an Odd
edge against Col Goss attacked the surveying party and
desperate fight ensued. Col Goss was severely II not
MORALLY wounded. Col Phillips is reported killed. One
or two men Of the attacking party were also killed Much
excitement exists in that region and every effort IS being
made 20 secure the murderous party. Col Phillips was
the first TRIBUNE correspondent in Kansas. Goss was
Democratic candidate for State auditor.
party Of English nobeman arc reported captured by
the Indians; they started without escort and have not
been heard from. -
Cheyenne peace council Will be held at Fort Els
worth this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
THE RECENT CHARGES AGAINST HORATlO
SEYMOUR REAFFIRMED.
ny rHLEoRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

CHICAGO Nov. 4.-IRe 81. Paul Press OF yesterday
morning reetes its former assertion regarding the con-
yersation OF Gov. Seymour while here when mas Deen
partly denied IN the Eastern papers. IL saye Nv.
nothing Of what Gov. Seymour says in New-fork, put
what he said here do know upon the most unmpeaen
The Constitutional Amendment that the South ought to
accept IT, and that if he Southemer DO would vote
for negro suffrage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

rout and not together with unknown persons 10 The numo0
Of one hundred OF
Witness The Honorable Hugh l. Bond Judge Of the said
Court &c.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-20

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