New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
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where he pretended 10 be searching for prominent Union
men f the purpose Of killing them There an impress
cn abroad that the which This State 10 TO DO
controlled by PresdentJohnson Is to5fe Rebes TO ges
.up show of trouble, and then for Ge9Hancosk TO sta
ton troops In various localities about NovemDe os,ensa
bly, to preserve the peace but in reality 70 prevent aa
calls from controlling the elections
The Radicals were charged with every nfacton OF law
committee n the state Hs 81 an orderly SO
Of Rebels occurred in Fenton oneof tho suburbs OF TINS
city on Sunday last when the congregation "a the Rev.
Mr. Alexander numbering about forty persons, appeared
in church. with such useful little crnaensas reyolyers
aud doubebarreed shot-guns, which they freely vowed
they meant 70 in case Mr. Alexander was sterferea
with threatened in an anonymous letter low days be-
FORE Mono of the expected phantoms appeared and tho
Rebel militia TO their homessatsfed
During the lastweek the weather has been .very I'M
favorable TO the health of the city aud the chocrs has IN
creased The reports of ntermens in the various eeme
eries show 25 deaths from cholera in the last three days
Theair he's been damp raw and chilly. The nod prudent
have had fires in their houses The merchants report,
however an increased .steadness In trade and country
buyers, who have till been frightened on by cholera
stories, reappeahng The merchants have wased an
unnecessary amount Of indignation upon tho newspapers
for reporting cholera but after all tie papers have never
exaggerated and 1t Is due TO srangers mat Ihe wos'
should be known, whether trade hourshes or dies.
There speek OFF trouble in the organization OF the
Union Pacific Railway, ". b. now nearly eompleed 70
Fort Riley In Kansas The difficulty seems TO be about
tbeI resignation of the present General superintendent
r. IL Shoemaker, who has made himself unpopular with
the people along the road and whose removal demanded
by the ST. Louis Directors Of the Company IL Is threat
ened if Shoemaker resigns certain prominent railroad
ean,tas,s tfrom Ohio and Pennsylvania will Withdraw
from the concern, Offset which as many resron:ibe
ST. Louis gentlemen offer to supply their places with sn
equal amount of.funds
There is feeling Of disappointment that the address
issued by abe Philadelphia Loyal Convention did not seize
the bull by The horns and advocate impartial suurage
Yet the policy fratfying the Amendments TO the Cons
tuition is important that il is well 70 get the haloaf
rather than rose all by striving fohe whole. There y no
naInbypapby issue here about receiving Fred Douglass
and he vond be welcomed tomorrow II he would come TO
this city and give US aspeeeh.
The Radical State Convention about addressing letters
10 various prominent Radicals in tho East asking their
help az speakers the State With acw notable
exceptions tho people Of the interior have never heard
any leading statesmen and orators from abroad and y -
fi6n SO freely offered CoJ6hn NJ Glover, te Conserya
tive nominee for Congress in tho With C0ngressionai
District is brother OF the Samuel TsGloycr III tbis city,
who was convicted of praceiDg law without linking tho
test OATH lie beaten in the canvass two years ago.
but his friends are Dragging that he viii WIZ tbs time
Not unless Rebels allowed 10 vote BY the whofsaie
Tho.reccntly removed Postmaster Of Springfield, MO-,
was one-arIaed soldier, who was thus manned IN tho
battle OF Pea Ridge lie Radical OF course lis sue
cessesscr il notorious sayat-home Copperhead ihls
Frank Blars work. Verify the President loves inc
crippled soldier"
Of resolutions ndosing the Reconstruction plans Of Con-
eYess and denouncing the President.
Recent aryols from The Plains confirm previous reports
that the stories of Indian ouages Buch exqgGeraeu
There are more troublesome white men n ~ redskins VINO
want war and plenty OF greenbacls on the Plains.
The Rebels preparing for grand Tournament nero
on the Lachec race course In few weeks 70 raise funds
for the Southern widows and orphans They viii pooa-
bly maket a REGULAR Rebel demonstration =.
IL Is reported that Deacon Tucker who has been editing
paper lately in Mobile IL about TO start Southern paper
here.