The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

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any cost and in any manner.
Tho excitement still existslin Mon
teal over tho sFcnian. pic-fiic TO be
K6fd to-day for the benefit of " hSl-'
an. The loyalists Rave taken bteps 10
preventit. al "a b}iiissh sss I'll
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Hon. Geo. II Pcndletoh has with
drawn his appointments in I'll, until
aftor the election in Ohioag
sozFit ~ sa4A q Indianapolis, q,
There is an immense crowd in ata
tendance at tho iiass Convention Of
"Fighting Boys in Blue" Morning
trains brought over 200 car loads Of
oxcursionists, and many more are
expected to arrive this aftefnuonsa-
Among tho distinguished speakers
present are Gen Hnrlbat and Gov,
Ogelsby of Illinois. strsits4 AZ n
Burlington VT. Sopt: /.
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The rcnuhl;cans and democrats are
working hard. Returns up to mid
night from fifty towns give Page 13,-
900, Edwards 4, 42O, being a large re-
publican gain over last year. Returns
from tie northern and northwestern
portions Of the State come in slowly,
but both parties agree that therepub-
licans have gaineds largely over the
vote oflast year. 4. bfnaaa
9a Montpelier, Sept. 2-2 A. M.
,Tba animal elect;on held in this
State today resulted in the snceesa
Of the Republican State ticket by q
largely increased majority over last
year, and the election OF two Con-
grossmen by heavy majorities.
The Senate is unanimously Repub-
lican,a and the House is noarly SOL
The returns from ohe-third Of the
state intricate hepnDiican majority
OF ~ ,ooo Tor sIoverner oGo 1000 Jnogss
set II even % n,gn as ou,oov. .a....'
'Lhe vote IS tne laraesc @ over Known
Ia the o'slte since looVsEa.I a'i Ho sst3
l'is '.a s's s'a Albany, ..
The Tweddle Hall is crowded, and
tho democratic state convention was
called to order by s. j. TiIden, who
made short address, in which he ex-
pressed confidence in the triumph of
the democracy in the Presidential
campaign. itH 1a ais ats3
Ii. o. Checsebrough was chosen
temporary chairman. Secretaries and
committees wore also chosen.
1t is believed that Hoffman will be |
nominated by reclamation. .be'
Boston, 2.
Tbe Democrat;c Convention met
at Fannneil Hall today 100 dele. |
aatas With bsrrnry and enthusiasm
nnrevaiied Henry W PaVnd IA Pres |
ident John Jnincv Adams will be |
nominated Governor. a e
q s3 a5s53 New York, 2.
The Times says: The election in
Vermont demonstrates the popularity
Of Grant and shows the, power Of Re
principles, -, ..., ,.o, :. s
The Herald says j Inc republican
victory 10 Y erfhont sowing partly 70
the unwise course Of the southern iirc
eating orators proclalmlng their do-
votioon TO the repel nag a and vermont
ers went to the ballot box asif expcc-
ting to fight the Old battles over
again. a7 -.
The World says: The republican
triumph IN Vermont aiss Ire Dutch
taking Hoiland. le Denio 4, Q eratsaliowed the
c1sssde,.ed : os ir,a;nntiyo of tha sant;,,
y,orsl nf IN nor,s, e. "rl,ts,b i -
TN Tr;hnna aa,;s. Tho ,v;cto.,, In,
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Fifty Indiana made their appear
ahcc eight miles above Colorado city
this morning, and drove off about
one hundred horses, thoy moved to-
ward Bayou Basin, with their plum.
der. A small force of volunteers was
immediently sent TO Intercept them.
General Sherman, has ordered Gen,
oral Augur, to move his troops 50
that he can intercept the Indians
Voiflp North he thinks thew intend