The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Enterprise Of yesterday. ]

tDe Nlutu OIliO ulSIlSt, oeeh dIItSttt
J BY the United States Marshal, charged will
issuing large numbers of fraudulent natur
alization papers.
CHICAGO, October 19.-Frank Blair in {
speech at St. Louis on Friday night, de
clared that if Grant was elected he would
never leave the White House alive, accord
in, to the Democrats report.
The Republican reports him as saying
that he would never leave the White House
so long as he lived
The Republican publishes letter written
by Blair in August last to citizen in La
fayettc, Indiana, asserting that the Con-
gressional Reconstruction measures had
been declared void by the Supreme Court in
the Milligan case, and also that the dis
reimbursement of the Southern whites by an
Act of Congress, was a bill of attainder and
or post tact0 law, both of which are forbid
den by the Constitution, and says thatthe
people 5 will and the judgement Of tn Court
of highest jurisdiction will be enforced
against the usurpations Of the Rump Coz
gress.
CHICAGO, October ia Republican
Washington special says Montgomery Blair
and other straight out Democrats characte.-
ize the withdrawal movement as premedI-
tated treachery. Blair says it is a Johnson
and Chase movement, and was instigated b
Seward, all Of whom have been opposed to
the ticket from the first
General Hancock spent nearly the whu,e
of yesterday afternoon and evening at Judge
Chase's house.
Blair says Seward is politically dead and
has no chance whether Seymour or Grant Is
elected but thinks he could retain his place
under johnson, Chase or Hancock, and
hence he tries to effect change in the ticket
RALEIGH, October 10.
Both parties are working hard in the Presi
Dental canvass. Regular troops (col1red)
have been distributed at various points
throughout the State. Governor Holden has
declared that his only desire and purpose is
to preserve order and protect the State. The
Democrats disclaim all purpose to interfere
with the suffrage.
PETERSBURG, Va, October 10.
In conversation with John Quincy Adams, !
who is on his way home from a speaking |
tour in South Carolina, he said that the |
Southern people were as loyal as any North,
and the two races had been found friendly /
disposed The negroes were peaceable in al /
,ases, except where they were melted and in
iuencod by carpet bag-er>. Nothing was
calculated to DO greater harm :han the dis
of the whites, which was more
extensive than he had any idea Of. On the
ubject OF the Presidency he says it Is now
90 late for a change Of candidates. The
lection of Grant was inevitable. lie never
,elieved Chase could have carried the day
gainst Grant, and he certainly could MT
low. He condemned the platform of the
Democrats more than the candidates, and
hought the only issue upon which they
hould have gone before the people was re
construction. He considered it very unfortu-
late that such men as Wade Hampton, For
est, and men like them, ever participated in
he campaign. From the administrator o.
rant he had the best hopes that peace
iould be restored. AS regards his own :
hances for the Goverrorship OF NassacAu-
ett>, he said the nomination WIS more : /
ompliment 10 him than anything olse. He
ad no idea whatever ofbeins elected.
New YORK, October -.
The World saws - 4 party cannot subsi>t I
pom vapOring and make belieyeS. Unless !
e can change the aspect of the canvass We +
lall have a repetition in November Of the II
suit which has overtakcn us i'll the preliml-
ary contest. Governor Seymour now aid. .
5 much; but General Blair can aid us far
ore, and in a different way, by chvaiIic
,tion, superior to all eloquence."
NEW YORK, October 20 =
The World saws the views of Governor !
,ymour are not those attributed to Blair,
ID it should be regarded as Blair's campaign, F
says: I've think reflection will convince III
lair that the ticket will be stronger if some -
her name is substituted for his
Hiram Walbridge says many War Demo :
ats have issued an address in favor of Grant r.
John Savage has been nominated for Con- p,
ess by the Democrats of the Ninth Dis
ct. 7:
BUFFALO,, October 20. W
II ra,i, Seymour has telegraphed that ne dc
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