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New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KING
NEW-JERSFY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.


The Democratic County Convention for the
nomination OF candidates for the;0ficcs OF Sheriff and
three COrOners held at Odd Fellows Hal HObOkcn,
yesterday afternoon The prominent candidates for the
nomination OF Sheriff were John H. Midmer of Bergen,
and the Hon James Lynch OF Jersey City. The friends
Of both parties claimed To have the requisite number Of
delegates, and considerable feeling IN the matter pre-
vailed The Convention organized by the
election Of Christopher d. Mills as Chairman,
and Alderman W. Knight and Robert Duffy
OF Jersey City as Secretaries. There contention
i'm relation TO the admission Of delegates Tie Convention
then proceeded make nominations On the first formal
ballot John II. Mdmcr received 81 votes, and James
Lynch q votes As soon the result was asctrtaiucd
there was applause by Mldmers friends and groans by
Of his opponents, followed by cheers by tie Mdmcr
party. The COrOneTs reuOminacd, follows: rat
rick Warren Of Jersey City John White Of HoDOkcn. ana
Cornelius Sheppard OF Harrison Township After the
appointment OF County Executive Committee, the Con
venton adjourned.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Democrats of the IIId Assembly District or Mid
dlcsex met in Convention at South AmbOy on Saturday
2 and nominated their candidate for the Assem-
blv CX-Sherih VIM. NJ. Cox OF South brunswick
For the Hid District Of HunterdOn County John W
Smith has been nominated by the Republican Conycn-
ton
Mr. VIM j. jenkins has been nominated as the Repub-
l.can candidate for Mayor Of Elizabeth. He s prOinl
uent and influential citizen, and IL IS hoped that he VIII
De elected.
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NOBLE DEED.-The following is from the
August number of The Land We Lore and was brought
20 memory says the editor by the name OF one Oh the
Presidents bondsmen;
90 Nortbern man married IN our native village q
aouthern lady, and died after the marriage inc
WIDOW discovered In looking over her husDanas papers
nt be was Indebted To an aboonis at the North III he
ann Of Al 600 She told her administrator that there must
"n bo stain upon the memory OF her husband ana pro
I ceiling her house and lot Ia pay the dent he wfotc
y, fhe creditor stating the destitute condition OF o
vydow and her honorable intention. For an answer ne
rived letter lncVeiDg he note oi tho DECEASED Dus
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1J.-The attempt 10
throw out the 23 votes by the soldiers Of the Regular
Army at Fort Delaware was renewed to-day in Ntsi
Prs before Judge Thompson under motion % arraign
the Judges Of Election for contempt n not obeyng the
writ Of injunction sued out restrain them from count
ing the soldiers vote.
The Board Election Judges had completed their work
and had adjourned before the wit was served II was
therefore served Oh the mcmhcTs individually.
Judge Thompson replied 90 the motion as follows.
" have no power whatever 90 make any order affect
ing the returns counted and closed Nor have The Re
turn Judges Themselves any power over them ~ oui o
any court authority To prevent count OF illegal re
void thor face the object Of the injunction
II that was before the Board had completed
their ahOT they not dis0bcdicu 20 the Injunction
of which they had notice The offer ~ the judges
shows proper feeling towards the process and authority
Of the court but the beyond The reach oi the
court the moment the Board acted and the Illegal votes
counted only De corrected by contest according "a
the election laws A. the stands however tho PROOF
s not sufficient OF service before the Board adjourned
And that being the cannot call upon the Judges
purge themselves of contempt not actually com
mlttod."
some Of the defeated candidatos who assert that
merous frauds were committed, aud many fraudulent
cast preparing their 90 contest The
election u - alleged that over 1000 fraudulent votes
east u tho lower precincts OF tho CITY Han thlH
number, If proven. would reverse the election.
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MOVEMENT TO SECURE PRIZE MONEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 15.-This evening the
officers and men who were in Farraguts squadron at the
capture OF New-Orleans, held meeting TO organize
systematic effort 10 obtain the prize money claimed to be
due them for captures that place There was large
attendance and the spirit OF determination wa mann
read Gen Butler In reference 10 MS bi now peiore
Congress t0authOlzc the payment 0I sald lze mOhcI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
GREENRACKs For GOLD.

On the 29th of August, Henry Clay Dean, a
Democratic speaker in Iowa. addressed letter TO Mr.
Greeley proposing TO discuss with him. either through
the columns Of THE TRIBUNE by alternate speeches in
public the VaandghamB Butler proposition TO defraud
the nations creditors Mr. Dean has made public the
following reply:
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE, New York, sept :, ls67
Mr. DEAs-Sir: have yours OF the 2Sth UT SnOuld
ever consent 70 argue the prOprey and policy OF whole
sale swindng shall take your proposal INTO consilera-
ton do not know where the cause OF national Vlllaiy
could ind a litter advocate than yourself. Yours,
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FIRES.

DWELLING IN DEIANCEY-ST.
Mr.. Peter tlughess dwelling, at No. 80 Delancey.
st. considerably damaged by h the upper story at about soet
Yesterday morning The roof burned off, The damage 70 we
tu estimated at 500 and the building which Is owned ~ nr
James Insured Mr. James ughess
oyster saloon, adjoining also damaged
MANUFACTORY IN MULBERRY ST.
The sixth floor of the New-YoTk Frame Manu1ac-
turing Compnys building, Mulberry burned out
about o'clock yesterday morning The Of hoors beo" we're
also damaged by Ere and $1,000 Insured By the Ac
and other companies The damage the building which owned o
Mr. William Phelps, Is estimated al S3OOe.
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POLITICAL.

EKw-YORK-Re publican state Ticfeh
s.crst1ry Of Sak JAMES B. McKRAN Of slINCgN
ecatroler. CALVIN T. HULBURD Of 81 AA"'en''
qreassrer. THEODORE B. GATEs e" CS%"
ltorusy usyGsneral....JOSHUA NJ. VAN COLL " eIs%
81 e,o o,d s,r,,or RCHIBALD G. POWELL Of onona'Fa
CuDaI Commissioner. JOHN NJ. HAMMOND Of Ahegan''
Inpor 81 Prisons GILBERT DE LA NAT n 0' "'O'N'Ns
Js8ge c. Of appeals CHARLES MASON o. "A1'O%
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

PHfIApHLPHIk 5The supply Of beef cattle this week
quite large 1900 head Prices had DOWN hri ten
dencv selling Slg y 100 b and prime and
d5l3 Quite number Of head Of cattle remain
Shp-This market is seive and prices declined The
head prices ranging from 3a3c 10 gross
H0gThe demand hs good and sales OF 3lO
made from - $lO 100 for scP fed aud from sO
a Sll for FED.
amounted 2O bead prices ranging from
A5Oa spngers and from 4l0a so i0r COW aud ea
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Spttial gutins.

The Latest Sensation In the Beau Monde Is that created
b, the introduction Of PHALoN SONS Extract of the MIGHT
BLOOMING cRRRUs" Chemistry may break It's wand 1t can never
urpas this embodiment delicious Of the res horA pro-
duet the tropics Ia the form perfume for the blndEerehs
Jcreme Park Races.
Pmsr-CHAMFlON srAkBs--lJ ENTRIES
SFCosD-NuRSERY SrAhhh-l hutfeS
TmHp-rWOMILB HkAT hACh~
See advertisement eighth page
F,h,u Alien FRED KAPP TnEODORE q GiAuBENSSLbB,
aaI fRLMIS FlTulAN at tbs COOPER hslIIuIA' OeI To-
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band as a present the widow The name OF this gen
creditor Gerrit Smith Of Hew-fork In
private letter 10 ourselves he says Ii tame IOr eh W
quit hating and learn to love one another"
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NORGAN-CAUPfELD-A Mack y Tuesday Oct - by the
Rev residence Of the bre father Henry H. Moran
brooklyn " y TO Anna eldest daughter Of Isaac !" Oauhe esq
No cards
Newark " J., papers please copy.
-MRRAY-n Brooklvn Tuesday Oct i5 at the Lay
eeae Church the Rev. Thco L. Cuyer Wm l. jenkins Jr
70 Maria Louise dau yhtsr Of Robert Murray ir IA
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The figures in the following table are nearly
all official orreported upon good authority IL not prob
able that the final will materially alter the majority
for Judge SharswOod
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forgotten. than attempt 10 live with all its better
aspirations realized and with claim upon the respect
OF the world but its good deeds IN the past
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ARKANSAS.

The election for the purpose of determining
whether not the people OF Arkansas will have Con
ventio to frame Constitution and reOrgaDze the state
Government, viii be held on the 5th day OF next month
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low A.
EErrBLrcAy MAJoRrrfFs:

The following are returns from A Counties
OF Iowa. They are official. but believed 10 be
substantially correct.
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M1RRIED.

Visit 20 the Upholstery Goods and Linen Warehouse OF
n WALRAyES broadway entails obligation purchase
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cAMRRInGR CATTLE MARKET.

CAnBRtDGE Mass 5Beef Catte-Reoeipts 702 head sup
py gh compared last sales 0f Extra S20S Sl2 Os
First quality at 40 5oa $i 81 Second quality az SgaEO Third
quality s7dS0 Mich and Calves $3.50 100 le1rngs @l8
40 Sheep and Lsmbs-Recepts m head The market quiet
and prices per lowers sales 2d3!e n Spring Lambs
~ sJ0AJ 80 Veal Calves S5nSl2
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THE WEATHER.

RRSARKFrom II 10 u Of the 18th atmosphere
steady 5h1he thermometer lowest Morning
Clear; little cloudy AhenoonShghty cloudy; ha gusy, very
cloudy Evening 10 II o'cl0ck-Very cloudy; fclOudy
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DrD,-prrc.N MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.. po..,.
A RxyrBLicAN STATE COMMITTEE Rooms
Metropolitan Hotel Room lC1.
HAMILTON HARRIS Chairman
fgrazE CALDWELL, Secretary
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AT Meeting the Managers Of the Society for the proecoe of
Destitute Catholic Chu held Al e PAor "a nc
Parish OF ~ stephens NewYok Tuesday Oct 5 1907 the following
resolution passed IN. Al.
Levi Sman Ives u i therefore suitable ana
proper his associates IN the WORK he nad 70 earnestly Auu
dsv Al heart should acknowledge that submitting DO
10 the oTerng Awise Providence cannot but painfully
regret The loss the departure Of our loved ana
honored II missing him monrl The absence o me gehea
Designer and the uuweare Advocate the Founder may tuy sa
no his foretho1ght
and his unououerabe much TO his winning genen ana h
ever uatchfl care" ,,-.-. -
NAV great example animate and us IN all tna We ourselves
hereafter nav called upon do for the good Of the poor helpless
Common Charity and
now hound b. the ndeang ties Of our HOLY
Gen John (Ochrnne viii address the Union COOPER
INSTITUTE. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. oct TO-
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Gearys maj ...... r,l7s sharswoodsmaj. 755
FALLING orr ! TIlE VOTE.
The following table, embracing nearly halfthe Countee
and more than twohirds Of the whole vote, shows the
falling off I'm bofh narffes this wear:
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Union Republican Ratification Meeting.
MASS MEETING
TO RATIPY THE NOMINATIONS
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY
FOR STATE OFFICERS
WILL NJ
On WEDNESDAY EVENING neTt, 10th insf'
COOPER INSTITUTE
The foovipg gentlemen viii address meeting;
Hon. WILLIAM NJ EvARTs,
Hon EDWIN D. MORGAN
Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
JAMES W. NYE,
Gen. CHARLES II. VAN wYCK,
Gen. JAMES b. McKEAS.
Hon JOSHUA 81. VAN COTT,
Gen JOHN cocHRAsE.
Hon WIN A. NEWELL
FREDERICK KAPP. esd.
Major JAMES HAGGERTT.
FREDERICK sCHUETZ. esq.
Gen THEODORE B. GATES,
Band Of Music nd Gee Club hll be in attendance
Frout seats reserved for ladies'
CHARLES S. SPENCER Chsiru.--
WV. WV pEFzSoSo' . sTsoyo Secretaries
Grand Union Republican Ratification Meeiing g,s a.
COOPER INSTITUTE, Oct 10. The Hon JOSHUA ~ VAN COTr
will speak
Twenty first Assembly District Union Republican AZ
regular monthly meeting Of this Association sn %
ana oTS So,Toy ilS W. H. DE- CAMP President
sD meeting Of the Executive Committee m be hei the
place al D. m G. ". THuRBER Chairman
EN-(.Oy. VIM. A, Newall, OF Now jersey sCoofEh iNoii
| TUrR, Oct 10.
Union Republican Generate omniftee An at oEr9ei meet
ing this will be- held WEDNESDAY ENENlAO Oct
6 1861 at heldquos correr Vweniyhnist ana bfou"al /"
| O'Clock
Committee will ~ the place q ook pre-.
cseIy THOMAS MURPHY President 4
q, 6rsnPrs !; P5gfP' H. HALL. }secretariea
The Hon. Luther Caldwell will address the citizens Sc
COOPER INSTITUTE, on WEDNESDAY ENhAlN1.
IuiOn ReDublicnn General COrirnittcc.M meeting %
Committee held Friday evening, October H. the following
! adopted:
ssoired That the meeting Senatorial Conventions called ior
Wenesay evening be changed 70 l ksDAl EVENING.
October ~ CHARLES SPENCER Chairman
WV DRUMNoSD, ser,,,res
CHAs = STRONG. ~
bine NaIches, Jeweiry, and sycrwHre
Al WHOLESALE PRICES
FORD TUPPER,
No. 600 BROADWAY.
Corner Houstonst
OUr Candidate for ~tntc Treasurer. Gen TiEOOORk b
GATEs will speak At COOPER INSTITUTE, on WEDNESDAY
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Who will have III Beauty secured BY RADwAYs RENOvATrSG
REsOLYRST containing Sarsapanhsnhe crystalline prnaPs
wherein reside all virtues Of Saapara One bottle Of keoeDs
contains more Of e principles Of sapaT than ten Of ss
large bottles
bottles Of this wonderful purifier OF the blood VIII change hs
most repue body with the Sores Ulcers and other IN
entes to and healthy condition Il makes pure blood Sc
cures clear Skin White Teeth clean and regular Nails strong
and uIuran Ha bright and clear Eyes sweet and pure oeahhoSs
who use IT, they be personal appearance
will soon realize its power parng health and beauty all
Price 81 per bottle 50 for bottles Sold b. druggists aai bI
RADWAY & Co.. No. 81 MAdenlane
See Dr. Railways Almanac for 1861.
The Hon. Mark ID. Wilbur vi" speak at the grand Union KA-
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NEM-YORK.

REGISTRATION IN THIS CITY.
The total registration yesterday i'll this city
25,OlS.
THE REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN
The nnmher of nersOns registered is as fol-
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Commissioner OF Emigration.

snecal Wards Island Committee ~ the Bosrf
Commissioner Emigration held this MoHdav evening the tth OF
October Commissioner chair aud 1onnouets Bas-
singer Kapp McEroy being present the Chairman an
the death Of the Superintendent oi tT INSTITUTIONS al warns
Island
following resolutions offered hy Commonc Oofnan, WERE
on motion Of Commissioner kapp, unanimously adopted.
Resd has heard with pr1foaud Of hs
death of the Superintendent Wards Island JAMES p FAbAh
Reord death the Commission bas 10 regret the eo
faithful officer. and upright ana cou0s
citizen Of this Committee feel t g. BE- Their ds on
Board record this tribute for the aent She
during bis supernteunce Of their Institutions on
WARDS conducd much their successful management
ssored That Committee tender 70 bis hereaed amiy tho
sympathy their great sen and iat taey IA
fellow members Of the Commission 10 ue VITA 'e !"
tending the funeral Wednesday, the 10Th Instant ,
Res0isd That the foregoing resoutons b., published IN we as
papers and copy transmitted 10 the family Of the deceased
New York. Oct u. 1901.
The Hon. Butler e. Noble VIII address the meeting at
COOPER INSTITuTE oct 10
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THE REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The Republican Judiciary Convention for the
lid Judicial District viii be held at the General Term
ROOM in the House, Brooklyn on Thursday Oct
IT, at p O'Clock m and on the 1Gth published in
THE TRIBUNE Of Monday last
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Total. .2o3ls2 I7G75G 25,HG I7s.2c io7.s55 1913
Gain.
THE FORT DELAWARE yOTE-ELECTION TO BE
CONTESTED.
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\
EUROPA
AT PIER No 20 NORTH RIVER WILL BIZ OPENED
or THURSDAY OCT II. FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION
The Hon. VIM. l.. dunbar ir will speak al the Cooper In
stute WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
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IL you want Winter Clothing
co TO T. B. BALDWlNS,
Nos 20 and = Bowery. n T.
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THE REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The total number Is 1880 Inc REGISTERS VIII cont
their session to-day in Districts where the pOsts shoy
there are 400 voters.
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The number of persons registered Is as 1OI
lows, by Wards, in Rr0Okyn, yesterday:
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REPURLICAN JUDICIARY CoNvENTION.

The delegates to the Republican Judiciary
Convention met last evening and nominated the follow
ing ticket For Judge Of the Supreme Court. the Hon
Murray Hoffman, elected by accama0u; Justices of the
Superior Court. eX-Judge Edwin 7. COwlcs and John
Sedgwlck Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas Augustus
L. Brown dong term, Hooper G. Van NOOrst short term
for Judge OF the Marine Court Soils Rterband, elected
hy accamatiOn.
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Anchor Line steamship

The Hon Mark d. Wilbnr a sPlE h5 7Tlal Union Kal'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-23
Tho Slate Election significance.

The State election Of Monday last has
resulted, as was anticipated, in large
majority Of Helm and those associated
with him on the Democratic ticket The
persons chosen in the counties for Repre-
sentatives are also, with comparatively few
exceptions, identified with the Democracy
Of the strictest sect. 1t may be well for
careful aud prudent mon to reflect upon
this demonstration of Kentucky politics,
and consider dispassionaiely what is its
exact meaning. '4. f ns@
We imagine that wo will bc suspected
ofranoor when we make the following as.
sertions. They are so widely known that
it would be painting the lily" to accu-
mulate proofs:
lst. John l.. Holm, Governor elect,
was, during the entire war Of the rebellion,
an undisguisod sympathizer with the Con.
fedcrates. He was moro than once ar
rested by Sherman and Rousseau; and
more than once engaged in open or covert
schemes, which looked solely to the bene-
IL Of the rebel CoDiedoracy: lie has not,
during all tho long and weary years OF
war, breathed one patriotic aspiration for
tho National triumph.
I'd. John w. Stevenson, Lieutenant
Governor elect, has uniformly adhered to
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-23

tho Calhoun school Of politics lio has
bocn n true believer In the doctri ne OF
States Rights, In their broadost and most
dangerous interpretation. and an undevia-
ting ndherent OF John q. Bfcckinridgc.
ilis fealty to tho lost cause Is beyond
question. e o'dh
Sd. John Rodmau, Attorney General
elect, raised u regiment for service 10 the
Confederate army and leli Kentucky with
Bragg, Ia 1867 We have not at hand
tho details OF this military service; but II
will not be denied that his heart and soul
were In the Confederate cause. ..l s..
4,b. ID, Howard Smith, Auditor OF
State elect, was Colonel OF Regiment OF
Confederate Cavalry, and served In the
relol army during tho entire war.
9th. James w Tate, Treasurer elect.
was during tho entire war partizan Of
the rebellion. The fact Is known to every
citizen OF this place aud needs no clabora-
tion.
o. Y. N. Smith, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction elect, has alweys aud
notoriously held kindly and hopeful views
for the Southern Confederacy
z. James A. Dawson, Register OF the
State Land 0fllee. elect, was for brief
space ap acting Lieutenant In the Union
army. HiA entire term OF Union military
duty did not aggregate the uumbcr Of days
employed in tho late canvass. Mr.. Daw.
son had been charged with having cxpress-
cd regret that he ever wore tho blue We
have nevor heard him use the expression-r-
In fact, be has denied it; but his most
active energies have during two years boon
used la league with those whom he knew
to be unblushing traitors, We think We
might safely state that Mr., Dawson would
have preferred seeing the South succeed.
rather than witness tho incideptal. over.
throw Of slavery, In tho triumph of tho
! nation.a 81 ...... +. t...s4t. adj - oail...i
ASueh is list Of capdidatcs which a
n.sjorty Of tho people Of Kentucky have,
at a FREQ poll, elevated to oihoe. The
people Of the nation are authorized To-
Judge Of populace by their representative
men. It's fair inference, that those
gentlemen, strong on the cord Of com,
mon sympathy for tho rebellion. are 10 be
considered tho rosary Of the Democratic
church of Kentecky. Such Ia our honest
belief Such will bo the judgment Of all
calm minded meu, .aix. aon fe8g i
What then is the practical nferenee2
II il that the "lost cause il found again
In Kentucky. That the majority that
finched from shot and shell, are now bold
In mere reasonable endorsement. The
hands that feared, 10 assault an armed
Republic, are swift Qhe danger of life
and money past) 10 become accessories
after the fact, The pith Of q The moral u,
that Kentucky would tomorrow hail with
applause, (not by any means with materi-
al aid, a counter-revolption which would
eject Congess from its power and trans.
fer the Federal rule to John q. Brackin-
ridge, Jesse ID. Bright and Isham &,
Harris. a.-.s..f,
The election Of Monday last is a demon.
straton. Practically il endorses rebel
lion. Politically, IL ensures Republican
triumph in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Now
York, by greatly increased majorities. S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-23
umph Of pure aud unadaIierstod Ire sou Is
!, a9nssassd ?, 70 pspgsIe'' PPPsE' = F<sa'

nmph Of pufo aud unaduIlerntod ire sou Il
announced In Democratic papers as n orcat
InDcmocratic victory" '''''n thn1t
The Democratic papcrs are doelsrinF
that the .renncssee eled5ionvn4ea farce.
aud au outrage ON free elections. Loc4u.s
controlled by the bayetsets of sbrownlov's.
militia" The New York World Ia. psr-
licularly severe. and declares flIaf ne
bohsted quietncss OF the day wss 'anhIa.i
gous to the quiet Of the election Of shs'
French Emperor. Ono You'd ISuppo>a,
from their diatr;bes fhat some hundreis III
thousands of armed men had taken posses.
sion OF the polls, had allowed suel, ne,sons
10 vote az pleased them, aud had dz,aV
excluded az othets. rfsse .is -uot s.oss-
word Of truth in such representation. 3,
Brownlow's militia, which has ,fiightened
the whole Domocratic party out of its.
propristy. numbered, according 10 ik9
Nashville papers. Just seventeen hundred
mon, m average of soma twenty 10 epcli0
county, and was organized TO stob tho pssa
sisient murders and robberies Of unrecol.
struoted rebels, The national iroopst un-
der General Thomas were but few IN num-
Der, and In no case did they. or the militia
interfere with the polls. Their businesx'
WIS TO prevent the rubeh from cnrryiudI
out fheif threats ofrioi and bloodshel, rl0
was the guilty fears Of these traitors which
multiplied Brownlow's militia. more rapi-
diy than even Falstaifs men In Buckfam
were multiplied We beg them and their
Norihern friends TO be calm, Cor ihis mili.s
tia Il neither humorous nor dangerous. 30,
The Kentucky rebels are wonderfully
elatcd over tho result Of their recent cleo.
ton, and It's beautes are already. making
themselves manifest. siie Frankiort Coa,-
! psoncealts, one Of the ise Union pspefs.
In that State which has bodn heretofoie
published semi.weekly, tss suspepdad
ope OF iis editions aud will be hereafter.
issued as q weekly paper. The few week.
ly uaion papers III that state enjoy tuss
lm'''u pafonak'i' "htie no ftopubucrn