Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-11
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COLUMBUs, OHIO, October 10 .-Returns
show that Hayes is, no doubt, elected gov
ern0r from 1000 to 2000 majority, and the
legislature, democratic, by 3 small ma
iority. Carroll, Hooking and Noble
counties are 20 be heard from.
NASHVILLE, October I0.-BrownlOw
was i~naugurated this morning. BE APP
peared in the house Of representatives,
and took the oath Of office. The inRu-
gursl was read by his private secretary.
In il he expresses gratitude for the honor
Of n second election by a larger majority
than ever given heretofore to any gov
ern0r. but regards it IS 8 triumph Of the
principles represented in his nomination,
rather than a personal victory. He paid
a high compliment to the republican
party, the only organization controlled
by men up with the advanced ideas CT
the times, and guarding with q Jealous
eve the preservation Of the union.
! Tennessee he spoke Of as the harbinger
| Of a new ~dispensatiOn OF political affairs
in the south. In regard to northern
people settling in the state, he said, al
have witnessed, with regret. in different
localities Of the state, a disposition to
prescribe northern men, and to drive
them from the country. l do not enter
into this spirit-nOr will l administer
the executive branch Of the state gov
eminent upon any such principle. If
| men are good enough To come to Ienes-
| see, and encounter the cold and heat and
| mud and rains OF our climate and face
rebel bullets, In putting down the rebel
lion, they are good enough when quail
fed to ill offices Of honor and trust.
We want northern capital and enter
prise, to get which I for one am willing
to take a fair proportion Of northern pol
iticians, but I yield to no man in my
| contempt for that class Of northern men
who come among us, and for the sake of
position and patronage, abandon their
honest sentiments and rebel sympa-
thies." The inaugural concludes as
follows /: Imploring for your guidance
the favor Of a merciful God, which is
never withheld from law makers whose
cause is shaped solely by the conceptions
He gives them Of right aud duty, 1 cos
cIude with g sentiment which | trust
may inspire all our action The union
of the republican party for the SAX Of
the union"
ALBANY, October IO.-Sheridan and
/ Sickles had an ovation to-day. Several
regiments and Burgess corps turned out.
Many buildings were decorated with
banners, etc. They both received calls
at the capitol to-day and dined with the
governor.
NEW YORK, October I0.-Considera-
bic excitement was created in the stock
market this morning, by the announce
ment that counterfeit 1905 Of June, 1865,
mad been discovered. The discovery was
made by the chief clerk Of the treasury
department ct Washington. MI. Clark,
I government printer, arrived this morn
ing, with a detective, who has been en-
d~eavOring to ascertain the amount is
sued, and the hands through which
fraudulent notes have passed. Thus far
he has discovered Sl60, 900 worth, and
has notified q number Of banks
and banking houses that they
either now hold or have recently passed
them-issues are all dated between the
2lst OF September and 4th Of October.
Many of them are Of whittier paper than
genuine, the borders ruled wider, and
the star seal slightly larger, with larger
rays. There Il q disposition to regard
the excitement unwHrranted by facts.
The counterfeits which have reached this
city have been almost entirely from
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Springfield and a
few other western cities, and in amounts
Of $1,000 to $4,000 at a time.
NEW ORLEANS, October 0.-Inter-
ments from fever up to six o'clock this
morning hfty-siX.
LOUISVILLE, October 10.-The river is
falling with twenty-eight inches in the
canal
TORONTO, c. w, October IO.-The
Globes Atwood correspondent says it is
reported that several car loads of arms
have been discharged at Potsdam, for
the use Of Fenians, and conveyed into
the country bordering on the st. Law
renee river, and secreted, to be ready for
immediate use when required by the
brotherhood. The msmbers of the local
government Of Nova Scotia have ten
deFed their designations to Sir f. VIII
liams. He declines TO receive them, as
his appointment is only provisional, and
he leaves for England on the oath. Gen.
Doyle will then be sworn in and a new
cabinet organized.
BOsTOE, October 10.-John Quincy
Adams accepts the democratic nomina-
ton for governor Of Massachusetts, in q
letter which indorses the policy Of the
convention.
PHILADELPHIA, October I0.-The re-
publican state central committee figures
up 3 republican majority Of two thousand
Ia the state.