The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-28
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CHICAGO. Sept I9.-Tbc Times Mex
lean correspondent says the popularity of
the Juarcz Government is on the increase
lie declares that the annexation Of Mexi-
CO to the United States is regarded as
contamination devou,ly 10 be wished.
New YORK, Sept 22.-Matamoras ad.
vices Of August LIST says the yellow fever
had appeared at Aiatamoras. Strict quar-
antipe has been established at Browns
yilo.
Great preparations were being made
at Monterey for the reception Of Esco-
belo.
A letter from Juarcz is published,
Withdrawing his declination of the nom
ination for the Presidency, at the re-
quest Of General Diaz. and expressing
his high esteem for the United States.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The RepuLli-
cans special says the council at North
Platte has accomplished nothing conclu-
siye. The Indians frankly stated the
cause Of the trouble. Sherman's answer
was sharp and explicit;
"Railroads must be built, and Indians
must not interfere. The supposed road
was agreed upon by the Cheyennes four
years ago. Military posts and stations
were not then considered the cause of
the war. If Indians arc damaged they
viii receive compensation, but should be
allowed no powder or lead until def
mite treaty was made. They had at
tackled tho railroad trains, killed unarm-
cd men bringing goods TO feed Iadians.
1t they accept homes on the new res
eryations, they will be given until the
first of November to answer, at coun-
ell to be held at the same place; mean
time they could hunt on the Republican
Fork. The General represented that we
are building costly roads and they could
no more be stopped than the sun or moon.
If they did not stop hostilities they would
all be killed"
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The Times Nash.
Vile special says, the Mayor has deter
mined to call out any number of special
police necessary to repel interference Of
the State militia with tho election, and
accordingly has issued proclamation de.
claring that he will hold an election and
employ the necessary means to resist
Brownsiow's Intervention.
The Times Washington special says,
the President has received dispatch
from convention Of the citizens of Nash
vile, informing him of the condition oi
affairs which warrant Government inter
ference.
Grant has ordered General Thomas to
proceed to Nashville, to take command
and maintain peace at the point of the
bayonet. He will be supplied with all the
troops necessary
Grant and the President do not under
take to decide which party is right, but
believe Thomas will be able to preserve
peace.
New York, Sept. 24.-A dispatch
from Kcy-West says that the yellow fever
at Dry Tortugas has assumed more ma
! lignant form. It is estimated that one.
tcnth of the entire number have died.
Taylor, Commissioners of Indian Affairs
.telegraphs that the council of North
Plato was perfectly satisfactory and pros.
poets of peace fattering. The zApaches
Arapahoes, Kiowas, Siouxs, Comanches
and friendly Cheyennes, are willing. Il
| the other Cheyennes don't want peace, tc
subjugatc them, if the Government vii
furnish powder, etc.