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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11

HEAVY. The Cincinnati Gazette
of Wednesday-the day after the cleo
tien--has "a three and a half column
editorial criticising an Grafton on the
. Unity of Truth" An editorial on
the unity Of the Democracy would
have been more appropriate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11
,Sheriff,S Sale-NO. 90.

= n = Ou6IIH . DdIt"NU. LJ,7 n
10Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- Sale issued out of the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in favor OF
August sofItdze ct al. and against William
Borrower, l WILL on the
r..ess BOTH DAY, OF OCTOBER, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'clock am, and
4 O'Clock pm. of said day, at the door OF
the courthouse in the city of Evansville,
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits, for the term OF seven
years. of the following described real es-
tate, TO wit:
All the Interest % the defendent in Block
number one hundred and sixty CGO). in
Lamasco CITY, a part of the city of Evans
vile, with all the foundry machinery and
futures thereon.
And should said rents and profits not
sell for "a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, 1 will, at the same time anc
place, offer for sale the fee simple of said
premises. ALEXANDER DARLING,
oclTs Sheriff Vanderburgh County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11

for Arkansas is not, We are fearful,
fit for Statehood. 1t was ad mitted
into the Union thirty one years ago,
and the prematurity of its admission
operated unfavorably upon its growth.
The same blunder ought not to be
repeated. IF the majority Of the citi.
zens prefer to be under the especial
control of the Federal Government,
we hope they will make it manifest.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11
JUDGE SHARswooD, just elected IL

JUDGE SHARswooD, just elected in
Pennsylvania, is the author Of the
following celebrated opinion so
, 'ilOn the whole, then, / am Of opin-
ion, that the provisions of the act of
Congress of February %, 1862, de-
claring the notes issued in pursuance
of that act teabe iawful 4 IN oney ard a
legal tender, is unconstitutional"
Holders Of Government securities
may draw their own conclusions when
such a man il. elected to the Supreme
Court Of a great State like Pennsyl-
yania. Az
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11

The Union prospects brighten as
the eventful Tuesday approaches. A
people thoroughly aroused-a party
with an unbroken front-the 'destinies
of the nation confessedly in our keep
iDg-is it any wonder that we
strengthen and grow bold and conf
dent as the contest deepens?-Phala-
delphia Press, 4th. tt.
Can't see it in this latitude.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11
4 Thad. Stevens on the Presidents
| ~ Views

The following is copy of a letter
from Hon. Thaddeus Stevens in reply
to an inquiry which the letter itself
will explain: l. Sc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11

EVANSVILLE, IND.
OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rious parts OF the city for sale, including
some good BUSIN esq PROPERTY.
EXCELLENTf GARDENING LAND,
convenient to the city; also land suitable
FOR Brick-making.
n FARMING LAND. improved and unim-
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber,
Coal, and Saline Lands.
r8- An eligible BUSINESS STAN well
situated for Country Trade and buying
produce, having plenty of ground, and a
storehouse, blacksmith shop, and dwell
ing For sale cheap.
Several BUSINESS HOUSES TO LET;
ais "a comfortable Lodging DOM, near
tile centre of business.
A number of bargains now on our books,
and several applications on file to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have a number of
applications for renting dwelling houses.
Persons having real estate Tor sale, ex-
change, or rent are requested TO enter ne
details on our books for reference. No
CD arge unless properly is disposed Of
Terms reasonable.
INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
ANCE.
ss- NoTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this office. au9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11

returns have been re-
ceived from Louisiana to make it GER
tain that Reconstruction has been
carried by majority of from five to
eight thousand. Alabama has voted
for Convention by large majority.
Georgia and Virginia vote in few
days, aud there is little doubt that
both these powerful States will also
sindorsesthe policy of Congress.
WHAT NExT?-The Chicago Times
pronounces General BUTLER . az w.
questionably 10y al person.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11
NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
~ LEE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
LOCAL PoLlfICs.

FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The third meeting of the Association since
the feud in July and the consequent election Of new
staff of officers was held No 1856 springs last night.
No business OF public interest was transacted The mem
bers work haiOniOusy increase their number at every
meeting labor assiduOusy to improve the organiZa
tion and extend its influence.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The Executive Committee of the Eighth As
sembly District Union Republican Association met at
Runks Hotel last evening. The meeting was the first
since sprng and was attended by 10 members Tho Pres
ideut the Association Mr.. John w. Farmer IN the
chair After the transaction OF the general business OF the
Association resolutions adopted relative 10 the
death in Galveston Texas Of United states Marshal VIM
L. Davis who during the held the position OF Colonel
OF the 18th New-YOrk Cavalry and afterward well
known a. member OF the Executive Committee OF this
Association.
THE BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
The Republican General Committee met last
night and resolved 10 hold primary elections throughout
the city and towns the 18th inst 10 elect delegates to
the various Assembly District Conventions the 2ls
inst when delegates the state Convention at Syracuse
are 10 be chosen. The Committee adjourned for two
weeks without transacting any further business.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
DIED.

ALsON-At stousy Point Rockani Counts, MONDAY Sept at
Her i1S funeral vii tsIs place wdus. SEP.
Az p friends aud acquannee'lare respectfully
invited to attend.
BUCKMAsTRR-sudicnly Sunday, the LIST inst Trenton
Friends and s9I .ss are invited to attend h. funeral Church
Of the Trsnslgurs,iOn East Twenty nnht near fhae On
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
BowRoN-ou F., day morning list ns Debor. BOwrou wdO"
late e1 BS.oS1 %, ns % a.. ,' l. O sr invited to attend
her funeral 4h day OeI' @ iast at q o'clock % from her
Fip.hSg 10 NEE, the 81 ocloci train from
DESIKBAt Peeksk Mondny Sept JosePhise wife Of A
DenIke and daughter I'd J, Haght esq sged 20 years
HASLAM-On Tuesday Sept at his residence No 3 Esbtsve
ofconsumpon Charles fourth Of William and Jane Ham aged
nj. fns viii take place on THURSDAY, s Ths,hst
Methodist Episcopal Church o, o'clock Tho remains Ni os zen
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral without uher
notice.
Moses TAYLOR Youngest Edwin and Mar Hatfield
The relative. and friends respectfully invited to ,.eni
the funeral from the Church OF ,he Govenant corner o s,
further invitation,
Ne. Brighton Staten Island on TUESDAY morning Sept
Rachel widow Of the late Henry Jackson IN the 10Th year oil her
The friends tho family invited attend the funeral from Christ
Church New Brighton Wednesday afternoon Car
gs viii attend the arrival of the O'Clock boat from Pier No D
KIMBALOa Monday Sept Nanee wife Of Thomas Knbs aged
The relative. and friends Of invited to ,teul
aha faHs. ednesny o'clock from her late residence " No
| II Summitst. Brooklyn
PURDY-At Vernon in BAst Chester Tuesday Sept 1877
Andrew Purly in the 18th year his age ,,.., . 49,,
family respectfully ipVte1 20
further notice from Mrs Magaret Coles resi-
dence at Mount THURSDAY Sept s. 1851 at O'clock
PauPs Episcopal Church East Chester at
ococE m Carriages will attendance tho Mount Vernon
arrival the III O'Clock train from oa
the Nex Hal Railroad.
sCorELD-Tu Harlem. Tue.ny Sept Horace p sehOssd IN
YredsnGargh Hundred ah'' between Third aud
Founhnyes
Notice Of funeral will be given
TUCKER-At Pensacola Fla Saturday Aug a. Julia Frances
daughter OF Capt Benjamin aud Frances Tucker OF Brooklyn
~
USDERHIL-Ou Mondly Sept Erl second daughter Of David
and Harriet Underhll -.
The relatives invited 70 attend the funeral this
residence 3B
The will be taken TO Tsrrytown for nement on
THURSDAY Hudson River Railroad Al Thirtht
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
NEW-.IERSIY.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE STATE REPUBLICAN EX-
ECUTIyE COMMITTEE.

TRANsACrIrNs OF THE STATE REPUBLICAN EX-
ECUTIyE COMMITTEE.
The special meeting of the Union State Ex-
ecut;ye Committee OF NewJersey which was held in the
American Hotel at Trenton, the % inst OF pro
found political significance and importance The meet
ing called to order at noon by the Chairman Freder
lex Kingman esq. OF Trenton and prOracted until .
D. m Messrs John Y. Foster Of Newark, r l. Westcott
Of BridgetOn Jonathan NJ Roberts OF Burlington. Amos
Clark r OF Elizabeth and Joseph Coult OF Newton were
the Committeeman present Mr.. Benz. q. CLARK OF
Jersey City was not there, on account as u
understood, of being absent rom tAe ste.a ~,
Committee having Organized reports NetC V'Ieu i"i
from all portions OF tie State. These reports taken az
whole were highly hAttcrng, and argue the triumph OF
the Union Ropublcan parry "heh lhe !uestloii "hs
put What IL the status Of the party on the manhood
suffrage question: the reports WmGh were rehuere1
tended to conclusiyely prove that tue STATUS ~ eoou
taken generally over the whole state NSNeitheleS u
noted singular fact that the Quaket voters ~
burlington and Salem counties are nOt generally prepared
to accept 5he esqf s nS" w5s s%' %&dea q & ad%ng
sections it cannot affect the general result The
announcement surprised the members not ntue, ana
they hoped that the Quakes In the counties referred TO-
would out Immediately ana put themselves fgnt OH
the public record An unav0able report was received
from the Cape May District but when was submitted
10 careful cfitcsm IL proved to he highly exaggerated
1t concluded, nevertheless 10 hay the Cape play D
trict specially canyassod From MddieseN MAJORITY OF
from 1000 OF Democrats was reported put IL was
shown that the nomination Of g9od men there, may
change the result Reasons were gwen 70 conSiusNtH
prove this fact which were specially directed to be with
held from further publication al this time The Demo
cratic ma iority In Mddlcsex, last Fall was about DO IL
was shown that railroad and other great corporations IN
NewJersey not committed 10 any party particularly
and that II they DO not squarey stahd ieau 10 au ~ the
election OF the Union nominees, they AZ least, viii not
work 10 defeat them provided the men who are PM up
for olce they viii not commit themselves 10 favoring
their dhe cOrpOratOnsJ schomesWill not. at least do
anything serious oppose them. Before the meeting adj
iorned complete pau OF tactics and organization for
the Fall adopted At this canvass all the
members OF the lower branch OF the legislature are 10 be
elected also, several Senators ana County onceIS Yes
terday the Democrats deeply exercised by the sv
tematic proceedings of the Union Committee, ana re
mort was aOat that efforts 10 be made ~ call
a Democratic State Convention.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
SEPrEnRHR BAN
THE STATE or TRADE.

Arersr. a. Sept Cotton fat sales II bales quo:ssoni
S,v,vS1n Gs sept Cotton Quiz, With h!ht OdeHs' and small
CHARLxsroS c. Sept 3Coton quiet sales 81 bse'i hd'hns'
nomnaly 2sc , T. ,.. ~ ,uatt,u ,a.
WtLSiNeroS n G, Sept a-spirs Turpenne fm at aZe Kos
CrscsssI s.p 3Four unehangcd Rrtr ssa 80 So P,mil,
sOd 4IO So whea, steady s1O for No Red and ~ 80
and higher prices we're asked selling RYE steady at
81 IS Barley steady 81 20 G.'.9n ag Ad RI % srmsT
Shouirs HE sides 9ie on, M s Ia va, 1ls' ne a. sso%r s
Bacon active and higher sales eo hhd' q, is ot W sn
these rates holders asking an advance OF
they were out Of The market aoge S.s su quiet a. Gic
Isg l4GIGe Iisead 81 23 Gold a. buying Money ea and
"a5ss1ssS o.SsS si3, EI'a's G ...ag gl % b
for 10 sprng t for Red w1'fT c bush White Michigan
~ 81 Corn quiet sales Oats scarce ana n Shin
.saa %ns. f.Ha freight, dull %Ss.
lO NewYork Lumber 80 y to as na'Sn, ns % nd yer
s s@' to b'T. %co Occ Su.h Wheat et q Lu%Ss
Canal eIport,9S Flour 800 bush Wheat 300 BUSH '0fH'
CD isei p ?, 9@Flour dull wheAwuts ha. declined is
s%S.T sg5ss esaa Il 4 % icsss ssrn q s No.
sps sales Of A%ss S e, i A. S Sh.ass sale. Of No.
1 Ysar ls !. II Ga 81 Wabash at - o. No was. at
e DE- 5.iUsd Sc sales Tor No Barley nominal a. 81 o
Lake Peghts owerWheai &C. W s1sa1 a 10 ~ % c -a Pn
S, S,t. IS eco bush. Rye. ,o,,,. =,
.i"Ts 10 30 for No Spring : II for Red Winter ~ - 70. White
5 a G Double Extra Wheat quiet sale, 900 White Mhis.n
Corn ss,%s S"s ss' Ts1 a'' M@Ss @ @ S ,an Cana
fsh. Wheat Sec c,,Ss to Ss"1Gt oSss Mur upna. ge
N esn. ssc Pstroeams.aHdad White eItr and .d
Sc What quiet. sale, & aG ha.h good Red =. ~ s So m RE sa de-
mT western IS, Yellow, 81 a. Oats 'id67e Provisions
without .,sl sn dull Ming Upland iun
anehsoss p f'S5 % dn At HJsSu' % Is Yssss MHs 70
s armer The stock 'sree; esPs. light sk Meats 'sy ~ ~
40 y; DAeoaShsaldsn - ie Clear hb sies %t~ ha''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
THE RROOKLYY REPUBLICAN
MURDER OF A CAR CONDUCTOR.

Coroner Schirmer was notified yesterday TO
hold an inquest at No. Trinitypace the body Of
Clement Curtin late a conductor the Belt Railroad
ON the evening OF the 2ls nit number Of intoxicated
rueians crowded upon No a. Of which Curtin In
charge as II left Central Park the down trip On the
way down the outlaws nsuted the passengers and when
Curtin requested them cease, they turned upon him.
and threatened 10 throw him from the On reaching
the depot Curtin reported the circumstance 10 the Pres
don't of the road and made known his fears that the
d,es gt attack him. He advised In such event 10
summon the police. When Bellevue Hospital the
aians who had continued their riOtous demonstrations
tked the conductor beat him about the face and body
cbosed him and ended by pitching him over the rear
dSh rd into the street They then fled Curtin fin
iod his trip and went home for medical aid. He grad
,aIlV sank and yesterday morning died The Coroners
yest has been adjourned TO enable Capt Steers, II pos
ny 70 capture the murderers Any person who wit
sd the assault is requested 10 call upon Coroner Sehr
% y, No Centre-st. Curtin a native OF Ireland,
need IS years.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
sp,tiaI gOtitts.
The Violet Girls

The Violet Girls
Broadway pro peued bu; they wither in an hour On
the other hand PHALOS marvellous Of the NIGHT
BLOOMING CERBUS mbsmed FAR richer oor than that Of the
violet and made It's sweetness perennial
Union Republican General Committee.-Ihe regular
will be held Headquarters
south Broadway and Twenty seeondst THURSDAY
EVENING Sept 5. at 8 o'clock
Punctua attendance is requested. -
ROBERT l. DARRAGH Acting President
VS. DRussoNp Secretaries
CHAs s STRONG '
The Executive Committee will meet a. y O'clock
Nofice.The Mails for the United Kingdom and ths
Continent Southampton Bremen steamer UNION will close
Al this THURSDAY Sept at 10 30 and at the uptown
oees Stations aud b. g. Stations {, d. aud d,
ssJOa a. stations L and f. II a. III Station q.
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEw-ORLEANs AND
GALVESTON.

Wilmer Mclean of this city has just pub
shed large thograph representing the capitulaon OF
Lee to Gen Grant Appomattox 1t gives portraits and
autographs of the Generals present that memorable
occasion, and makes very appropriate ornament for
patriotic walls.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

We understand that the business of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company is steadily increasing.
Thrv are now carrying express matter than
teen thousand miles They forward from the City OF
New-York daily average OF more than one hundred
and twenty five tuns: and in Chicago, where they had
previously worked hundred and twelve horses, hy
mare are called for and thirty wagons do the increased
business This certainly very hattering exhibit for
lis two principal Offices shows the value OF as good
will" and speaks more decidedly OF ts success than
pages OF argument.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

Mr. C. H. Foster, the spiritual test medium, and
generally regarded by those conversant with spiritual
phenomena, the most wonderful and accomplished
medium In the country, has returned TO the city, aud an
nounces that he will receive the citizens of NewYork at
all hours at his rooms No 20 West Fourths and give
such manifestations may come to him. Those who
are Interested In this peculiar science or philosophy or
whatever IL may be- will find half hour sance with MI
Foster peculiarly Instructive.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
IA ,7e. LId, i5e. for City. and

ssiee for western surarcsr.d an as %, i'' ''i CITY and
1:s,5 $s sss s. s's es 3:
ST,s; ws. GST & 900 oS.s @ o, & ia @ s,rSt F .lesdy S
%.n % & % .e r s pap. MI ii O sales %sr e.ota.a.i
fir bs White Michigan % 20 c bash A%csI An 70
al 81 B 900 ba.1 Ne Chicago a 81 90 ~ eas 20 ol 800
bal No w.u os- lower q p 900 Os,h I ~ "Sra Ban
icy here Mes. Po and Lard unchanged Hgh~Oe' a'us 0''
F9%r @ Spring EI'I,; i,.r. &c 81 ggss q ssm
s S SOM ss wst @ au %s .s. ws % w WV w a9 d
SP[s 54$l o. No Do. 81 6;e g. o Cora M les, ~ 'G o,
ssaec No Oats steady At - irs fsi No iys
81 c5gslo for No Barisy unsettled and declined elcayn
Beef Cs S =. @ s ross "rS gs G s Cows to Tos steers ys
iiogs moderately active SO $50 80 IS for far good smooth keeePs
oats 4z0O Hogs shipmsst-SD0O Flour bush What
ls5 oS bush Corn 1900 sush Oats Fsh hrm and steady Wheat
wa . 90 Gs sss s Ess 3 s "a ps" ss$ F s. from from
s Wit - y ,. so Ws,' dull but 1@ No %Ss Sso k %
No M5sd va he'd at ~ % oa.s arm toe receipts are light ~.
and unchanged petroleum. standard White boad s7f'
ai5s-sSs1 sse. aro4 ,.ss, City R.sss so ceso,g e,
sssi ss !. s"s = % ~ e p$ss - o.
sSS Corn ss'p%sn.~ssoo SO Flour bush Oats
LOUIS Sept 3Tee'ee9 s9c,ngsd Cotton and Hemp dg
ES s% Il sis . psasss sasf,fEs E g dSe h So
d. pys T1s,s f Ran at Red Ss F S 80
ssi e. I:v e cGT 1ay cSs ( e for Vita % o, S
sses3ic Bsrey i9li lO9sl 20 for Spring and 81 ta Tor
Fair Pan Rre frm 81 l50Sl - Provisions hnner Mess fo
s2a So Bsou 7ai7lc the latter for next week Lard aH m At h e
I3lc for Choice Teres and 1870 for kegs fecep-iv ,aa
Flour 1900 Wheat 800 sacks Coru, s|" sscH oa" '
sacks Rye 5000 sacks Barley. -. -, -. =. .,-:,,..
Lugs Sc ISL Medium Leaf se Cutting Lesi ~ <'a
crop active; good Low midn8 eot
Tepnssse ordinary New 25a Flour unchanged wheat te
for prime Corn sheled and delivered =
bulk 5505Tc for New in bulk. Bsriey-Fsh
81 Pork go 75 BaOn-Shouders 10 Clesr S1es
l6fc packed Lard l3c for Whiskey in bond OGSc
MExPB Tenn. Sept 3-Coton easier at ltu2' the oh crop
the market, to-day R bou irohB
sales at 6i 05d pl TO- Others unchanged
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

John D. Jackson who attempted TO Kill his
.,t tosenh H. Jackson, IN P0ughkeepsic short time
@ ,,i hi escape from the Utica Luuatc Asylum on
snnIdv last The people IN Poughkeepse are much e1-
80, ,t IN as j. known that young Jackson u deter
M 80 han down his father at sight. tie Is nye feet
~ inches H. night and Of slender bntd Al thc tune OF
pi sce he v. dressed IN Aght cassllhcic pants nhch
coat and isht wool Aat'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA Sept 3-The supply Of Beef Cattle this week
$50 head The market u and prices rather lower
& 10 S5 100 D for far 10 goo oepe an
GIG 81 for prime and extra stock Common C'ss sold az
from 10 to u cents y n. ,
market vs dull in consequence the arrival Of
Sheep amounting Prices ranged from to oi cents
" N, gross -, -.
IoGs-he Hogs much better aud J0 head were
ID at from 10 10 81 y 100 b net as 10 quality.
this market rs head sold az rom
SgS 10 80 Tor sprngers $50 $50 for Gov and Gait
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
NEW-YORK.
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 3.-At a meeting OF the
Democratic State Committee, held at the Deavan House
TO day IL was resolved hold the Democratic State Con
yeptlon for the nomination Of ocets az Tweddle
Hail. IN this city. Thursday, the sd day Of October
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
THE WR4TH! ER,

REsAREsThe thermometer lowest early 652 Ga II TO y
overcast eoud' d. morning. overcast ondy over
SLIGHT foggy land objects could be for
mile only; cloudy Aenoon little cloudy very eiouly
Evening % ~ O'Clock, overcast, cloudy
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
NEw-loRK. Aug d. 1867.
Hight ground above the 81 feet, hight Of Instruments above
2 instruments the " feet
recorded observations for the week ending Saturday
Angus n
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
c.upprncR CArrI,p MARKET

CAsBRDGE Mass Sept Beef Catteeceipts '8 hrsI use
feeling and prices stand they fortnight ago
IL First quality At Sll t so Second
quality Third quality, S9d % 81 Mich Cows and
Calves B$5d 800 Sheep and Lambs-Reeeips $3.50
there Improvement prices Tor e
grales q a5e Y n; Spring Lambs, b8 SaS5 "a
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
wlSD.
MileA traY.

Rain on Path and 2h duration raining hours and 81 min
depth fallen 2l inch total depth for month 6e inches Ihun
The 2qh from until $3.50 duration, Al inmates
Lightning Moderate Meteop observed during the month W
which occurred night h and lJ1 morning of 18th
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-25
President Making.

The Presidential canvass has virtu-
ally begun. The friends Of candi-
dates are entering the ring boldly.
Among the Republican tickets that
certain political circles have made up,
the following may be mentioned
lst. For President, General Grant !;
for Vice President, Senator Ben
Wade. This is the ticket of those
who ire bound to nominate Grant at
all hazards, and is not to be lightly
thought of.
2nd. For President, Edwin NJ.
Stanton: for Vice President Schuyler
Colfax. This is the ticket that the
special admirers and firm staudbys of
the ex- Secretary Of war propose, and
it Will probably be vigorously pushed.
Sd For President, Schuyler Colfax
for Vice President, General \. Z.
Banks, OF any other General who is
sound and able. This is the pro
gramme of the friends of the promis-
ing young statesman of Indiana
the distinguished and noble Speaker
of the House of Representatives
4th. For President, Salmon P.
Chase for Vice President, w. P.
Fessenden. This is understood to be
the ticket Of the big and little Tribune
and their ring.
9Th. For President, Phil. Sheridan;
for Vice President, anybody who IS
available, and warranted against Ty-
lerizing or Johnsonizing.
9Th For President, Richard j.
Oglesbv; for Vice President, Horace
Greelv. This is the ticket proposed
By the >. National Labor" party, the
Eight-Hour leaguers, etc. The work
ingmen's organization of this State
and Missouri are understood to be
pledged to do their best to get this
nominated
7th. For President, Governor
Fletcher of Missouri; for Vice Presi-
dent William Kelley. Of Pnnsy lvania-
The radicals $50 called) of Missouri
are going to present tins ticket.
sth. For President. General ". T
Sherman: forVice President, General
.. o. Howard The Army Of the
Fe2ub'ic Is expected to present
these candidates.
9th. For President, Thad. Stevens;
for Vice President. Wendell Phillips.
This Is the extreme radical pro-
gramma-
These comprise all the candidates
that have thus far been advocated.
mentioned or hinted at, so far as we
have heard or read. Take your
choice. 1t is an excellent variety TO
choose from.