The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[From the Enterprise of yesterday

purpose of forming fraternai organlza
tion. The society was permanently or
gauixed with General Devins as Presi
dent. and full set of other officers
The next ,rienuial meeting will be held
in New York City, in July, 1871. Gen
eral Alfred II. Terry will deliver the
,riennial address on that occasion.
ST. LOUIS. September Reports
continue 10 arrive from Arkansas OF
hloodshed and violence. 1t is the gen
eral opinion among Republicans tina,
The Democrats intend TO overcome the
reorganized government of the State by
violence The rebel whites are deter
mined 10 1isarm the negroes. Governor
CLAYTON has organized the militia.
DETROIT, September 2 The house of
Robert Ravall, at Piersnn, Montcalm
county, was burned Yesterday in his
absence Five young children were
consumed in the fumes
CHICAGO. September 3.-Abont forty
plans for the National Lincoln Monument
at Springfield. have been submitted. in
Guiding designs from Larkiu q. Meade.
Harriet Hosmer, l.. ". Yolk, and other
celebrated American sculptors. Some
designs possess great beauty and merit.
|, is difficult to decide between them.
SAVANNAH, September 3 The ne
yroes in the outskirts of the city are
drilling nightly. They have armed
themselves and stop farmers on the
roads leading 20 the city. The country
people are Obliged to come to market in
squads of 10 or IL
MONTGOMERY, Ala, September q
Governor Smith has called an extra
session of the Legislature to pass II
Registry Law.
ALBANY, September AT the after
noon session of the Democratic Con
veprion John T. Hoffman was nomina
ted for Governor, and A. c. Beach of
Erie for Lieutenant Governor, both by
reclamation.
ALBANY, September 2.-The Democratic
Convention adopted resolutions reaffirmins
the Tammany platform. and demanding the
immediate restoration of all States to their
rights in the Union under the Constitution.
Second-Amnesty for all past political Of
lenses the regulation of the elective fran
chise in all the States by the citizens there
OF, without any interference by the General
Government.
Third-The pavmen. ofthe public obliga-
tions in strict accordance with their terms
in gold as denominated in the bond.
Fuurth-Egual taxation Of every species
of property. including Government bonds.
Fifth-One currency for the Government
and the people, laborer and Office holder.
producer and bond holder.
Sixth-Reform of abuses in the adm mis-
tration; reduction of the standing army !;
the ado lition of the Freedmen Bureau /;
the restoration of the rightful authority OF
the independence of the Executive and ju-
dietary, and the subordination of the mill
,ary to the civil power.
Seventh-Equai rights and protection for
The naturalized citizen.
Tn. resolutions continue at considerable
length, thank the soldiers and sailors and
eulogize the Democratic candidates.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The Treas
ury Department hass issued regulations to
govern the transportation of merchandise
coastwise between the Atlantic and Pacific
ports.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September San angry
discussion occurred in the Senate to-day en-
the discrimina, ton bill, the celored people
insisting on their rights.
New YORK, September Am inrestiga-
ton of alleged revenue frauds before Com
mission Gutmann commenced to-day.
HARTFORD. September 3.-Ex-Governor
Thomas H. Seymour died at his residence in
this city, of typhoid fever, aged, 81.
New YORK, September "A Times spec
ial says the Republican majority in Yer
mont will reach $4,000. The Republican
gain over last year wil be 10000.
ATLANTA, September 5.-The House of
Representatives, by vote of so agains, %,
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