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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-03
WAR ON THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Chicago dailles give reports Of sermons in
that city On Sunday, July 2Gth, delivered by
eminent radical clergymen, arraigning the
catholic church. The Reverend Mr.. Hat.
field, Il leading political preacher, delivered
q sermon, in which the catholic church is
slandered and illuminated Such an ebul.
ition Of intolerance and fauaticism has not
been witnessed since the days Of old know
nothingism. The reverend gentleman pre-.
diets the next war will be between the cath.
olics and protestants, and calls upon his
faithful and intolerant followers to prepare
for the mighty struggle.
Let every friend Of civil and religious lib.
er'y ponder upon these things. These polt.
ical parsons, not satisfied with plungng the
republic into a vast aud terrible nternecine
war on the slavery question, are nov trying
their hands at stirring up another war be.
tween the churches.
The Chicago Times Of last Saturday saws
The Rev. Hatfield was one Of the party that
escorted Mr.. ColisX from this city to South Bend,
on Thursday morning. His late campaign speech
in which he asserted that Irish servant girls were
placed in protestant families to act as assassins
when the Pope shall give the word, seems to have
recommended him highly to COlfax, Bross, and
other radical managers.
A correspondent Of the Chicago Times
writing from Lockport, H., says:
In view Of the late effort of the radicals to
get up Irish and German Grant clubs al.
low me to call your attention to m artccle
IN The Chicago Tribune Of Oct. G, 1860, in
reference to the monster torch-light process
sion that turned out to welcome Douglas,
the evening previous. 1t said
Taken altogether. the squatter reception. last
evening. toll below what had been promised. but
iurni'hri an instance of what a few determined
wire pnIlers can do with few hundred rotiug cat
no, allud'pg Ia the irish and Germans
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GEN. GRANTS BROTHER.

We clip the following from the National
Lntclligncer, of July 20:
One member Of the Grant family was not
trotted out at the Chicago radical conven.
ton. This was OrvilIe Grant, Esq, brother
Of the general, and prominent and res.
pected merchant in Chicago. Although so
near at hand as to render his presence
easily obtainabe, he was neglected, and not
allowed to render his tribute to his great
brothers many merits The state Of the
case, as we understand it, is that Orylle
Grant refuses to vote for his brother, con.
sidering him unfit, by his character and
habits, to occupy the presidential char; that
he lately presented to a Chicago church, Of
which he is a member, the sum OF $500,
and TO the Chicago democratic club the sum
of $1,000. A clergyman who suggested to
him that it would have been better 10 re
verse these gifts, WAS informed by Mr..
Grant, in reply, that upon a careful consid.
GRAFTON Of the state Of the country and the
Of the two candidates, be rather
thought he ought to have doubled the pres.
eut to the democratic club
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Should we not then aid her people in bring.
ing TO US the products of their farms2
The money expended and subscribed for
the constitution Of this railroad is about one
million Of dollars. Parties along the route
will subscribe materials for bridges, euIverts.
and ties, and other materials with teams and
Labor. Bot to stock the road cash win be
required. II is proposed to issue preferred
stock for this purpose
The road will pass through tier Of coun
ties that is the garden of the state, crossing
the Illinois river at Beardst0wn. When it
is finished 1t will be better than California
gold mine to the farmers there,and st. Louis
will furnish ready market to develop these
mines.
This enterprise needs moral and material
aid. then let us look away from the thousand
dollars in hand 10 the ten thousand dollars
a short way onward.
This road will be built. There are parties
who will give more to prevent it than we will
to build it, win you shrink from making
this short road through fruitful garden to
our own doors because it will cost few rus.
~ dollars.
There is no competition between our
marine commerce and the railroads. St.
Louis has been enriched by the former, and
will be made great by the latter. These
great channels OF trade will not end their
mission until all our inland seas are improv.
ed and our railroads finished
Divine Providence did not create this
great rich valley for us solely to contemplate
its beauty, but to receive the gift like men,
and make it useful to us by our industry. f.
The ambitions statesman looks away to
some mount Of perpetual sunshine, and is
not content until be reaches the luminous
hight; but we common men work for the
million and the benefit of postcrty, aud al.
ways satisfied when we have done all we
could and see our work a success.
The aid sought for the Rock Island, Al
ton and st. Louis railroad, is by no means
gratuity, but the subscribers 10 this stock
will End it. in the end, as good an invest.
ment as any other offered daily upon the
market. 1t is desirable that this should be
considered st. Louis road, and that our
men Of capital should take hold Of the Ell.
terprise earnestly.
have the honor to request the Board Of
Trade to recommend and indorse the meas.
ure.
The subject was referred to the committee
on railroads
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nov remember il. But on one ortwo point
A limited amount of space will not be vast
ed and will therefore venture to give the
substance Of what was said.
THE correspondent then proceeds to 9
lengthy relation of the conversation, which
fully shows the patriotic stand taken by Cos
Seymour ia relation to the war, furnishing
troops putting down riots and resistance 20
law, &c, &c, and concludes as followsi
The Governor maniiests great satisfaction
at the prospect Of the reopening OF discus
sion on the draft in New York, aud express.
es the obligations under which he rests TO
ward Mr. Greeley for bringing it up. He
saws the subject was fully discussed in oil It's
bearings in 1868, the result of which was
a most gratifying popular endorsement ofthe
governors position. On the strength Of
Mr.. Greeley's earsest agitation OF the sub
jeet, the governors vote in 1864 was in.
creased over that Of 1862, 54,6l5 in the
state and 1925 in the city. Even the re.
publican legislature was constrained to give
him vote Of thanks for his vigilance in de.
tectng the errors ofenrollment, and his per.
ssteney IN demanding reduction Of the
quota called for from this state.
The last point touched upon was in re
gard to the familiar language in which the
governor addressed the mob from the steps
Of the City Hail. of which he seemed to care
to make no explanation. The mob was
there, Was it to be dispersed, or incited to
greater madness and violence? Ifhe ad.
vised and consoed them as friend, they
might listen to him. If he assumed author
ty as a stern ruler, they might defy him. In
the latter case, where was his power2 In
Pennsylvania, fighting against Lee. Which
was the wiser course for him to pursue
Let those who crticise answer.
NORRIS.
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the captain" passed quickly through Black
hurr's booL s,ore. out at the back door and
nm n Nerrills stable, where be got horse
and buggy and "lit OUT thus abandoning
hi, friends who had paid him very hand.
,ome compliment No one responded for
him. and while the white folks were "jaWing'
about the biack republican procession, and
its proceedings, it moved quietly back tot
the ferry landing, had little more talk,gave
three cheers tor the ferry for "toiing' them
free, and then broke ranks for home. They
conducted themselves very we'll doing moth.
ing to injure the feelings Of any one. But
there is a good deal Of feeling among them,
and the white radicals also, because neither
the vaient "Capting Haverstack,' or the
suffering "Colonel Hawley' were present to
address their frends-aud not few yigor.
Gus saloon discussions and angry words !
have been the consequence. 1t was wrong J
for "Capting Haverstack" and "Colonel
Hawley' thus to abandon their friends, and
the friends Of Grant and Colfax and the re.
publican party, These colored people gave
he FIRST cheers we have yet heard for Grant
md Colfax, handsomely complimented
Captain Hayerstack," and then were
abandoned and deserted by those who should
have responded to their well meant cheer,
and compliments. What was the reason?
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THE WHITE FOLKS MONOPOLIZE
THE DINNER.
CHEERS FOR GRANT AND COLFAX.
THE WHITE REPUBLICANS OF
ROCK ISLAND DIDN'T FACE THE
MUSIC.
They InglOriOuSIy Fled the Field.
A Portion Of them Regard Them
selves as InSulted by the
Proceedings.

Our Colored Brethren had a good time,
at their celebration, in Davenport on Satur.
day, except that the "whte folks in attend.
snce had such remarkably good appetites
that they quite Disguised many Of the coored
people who we're thus cut short of their
natural wants. There is considerable dis.
satisfaction among the colored people on
that account.
VIM. Vanderzee presided, at the grove
with A. Nuckals as vice president There
was music by the band, hymn was sung,
and prayer made. An address was then
delivered by Rev. jackson Blackburn, d
colored man, Of Rock Island, after which,
the dinner was seryed,--a very excellent
dinner No intoxicating drinks we're per.
mitted, and everything passed pleasantly
AT SIX clock they returned In Davenport
they cheered the Rev. DR.. Powers, and he
replied by speech. They then cheered
the editor Of the Gazette but he was absent,
which he says he very much regrets. They
then, or a considerable portion of them,
came to this city, and marched in front Of
the Union Office and halted. By this time
a large crowd of white folks had assembled,
on the sidewalks and in the streets around
the building. Jackson Blackburn then
stepped out in front OF his colored people
and, addressing the white folks, said, "Ten
years ago q eolored person could not walk |
the streets Of Rock Island without being |
Jeered at and insulted now we can march |
IN procession as citizens of the United States. |
Three cheers for the Union newspaper
Some of the colored people cheered. The
speaker was guilty of gross insult to The
people of Rock Island. For % years, Mr..
Butcher and his family (colorcd resided in
this city aud were never once iusuted or
Jeered Atm fact his restaurant was the
iayorlte resort Of all tue old settlers, and
MS family always treated with respect-as
were all other colored people who deserved
respect.
Du' to return to the procession: The
SPOKESMAN then said, "We'll stick to the re.
publican party as long as the breath of life
remains IN our bodies. Three cheers for
Grant and Colfax." a portion Of the
coIored people cheered. Some Of the look.
ers.on couldn't quite see wha, Gran, aud
Coltax or the republican party had to do
with emancipation in the British West In.
dies 80 years ago-but let that pass.
A colOred individual then called for
Three cheers for Capt. Haverstack ~ A
part of the colored people cheered. and then
here was a solemn pause of few seconds
when some one called out, 'Now is the d
ime for Capt. Ha7erstaek to come out and v
peak to his friends" Whereupon a promi. :
ent radical, formerly radical nominee for t,
flee, got mad and retorted that such pro. il
'edlngs were an insult to the republican I,
AFty. In he mainline it Is reported that i
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arPoRrED Eoa 4HE DAILY ARGUS.


Sr LOWS, Aug, 2.--Lxtensive arrange
ments are being made for the grand encamp
ment Of the Knight Templars, next month
Commentaries from all parts of the country
will be here.
SrRlNGFELD, ILL.,, Aug, 3.-The body OF
new born infant was found in "a vault, on
Saturday. The mother was discovered IL
be young girl named, Matte Salver, re
Gently come TO this city She was arrested
but evidence is lacking to prove the child
was born alive. She will probably be dis.
charged.
NEw York, Aug, 3.--Henry Hamilton,
Saturday night, shot a pistol ball through
the hat Of street car conductor, who re.
fused to take mutiated currency. He
was drunk.
The stake holder for McCoo and Coburn
has notified both that if the arrangements
for the fight are not concluded by Thursday
next, he will return the money.
In the meantime j. G. Heenan has ad.
dressed the following note to the western
bruiser
"Mr. McCool having understood that you
consider yourself the champion of America
| am ready to fight you for any sum you
may name, inside Of 3 months.
81. c. HEENAN" G.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Aug. 3.-The demo.
Gratis held ratification meeting here last
Saturday evening. Addresses were deliv
cred by Hon. W. c. Bentley, Of New York,
and Hon. NJ. d. Mcllenry, Of this city.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--John McCombs was
badly injured last evening at 1870 South
CLARK ST., by the explosion Of Il vessel con.
tanning oxygen gas, being used in scientific
experiments.
On Saturday evening Capt. Lyman, who
accidently shot Has Prowiz, bar keeper,
at III South Clark St, while engaged in
quarrel with Jas. Mckenzie, bar keeper at
the Sherman House, appeared at the armory
yesterday and delivered himself up. Kas
Prowiz, at. last accounts was doing well,
the ball which entered his groin having
been extracted.
New YORK, Aug. 3.--Feruando Wood has
resigned his membership Of the Mozart gen,
eral committee.
A Staten Island ferry boat and the health
officers propeller collided, yesterday, near
Quarantine dock. The latter WAS badly
damaged. Deputy health officer Reid and
a policeman jumped overheard, but were res,
cued
A general convention of the |. X. B. is TO
be held at Mozart on the 2jth. A new head
centre is to be elected,
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ST. LOUIS INTERESTED.
S. T. FLEHARTY

At meeting of the Board of Trade, in
st. Louis, on the 9th ult., Gen. N. Ranney
presented the subject OF material aid, by St.
Louis, towards completing this road, and
made the following remarks:
Mr.. President AND CITIZENS Of THE
BOARD VI TRADE: There was day when
railroad was another name for doubt. Rut
As soon as the mountains and river obstruc
items were removed between the Atlantic
Seaboard and the Mississippi river, Illinois
and Missouri put shoulder 10 tie wheel and
all doubt removed or vanished.
Now the scream of the Locomotive mac
be heard every morning towards the setting
sun, aud a railroad Of two thousand miles u
Oqt tr'tie compared with the ability of a
mighty nation.
When Dewitt Clinton attempted to con.
meet the waters of Lake Erie with those or
the Hudson river, he was called visionary.
and ndIcule was heaped upon his head. -
however, when his plan was success he
saw rise as by magic along the line If b;s |
canal score Of fours hing cities from, To- |
to BEifao So it will be all along tho ,rack |
of railroads and canals.
Public prosperity will follow unspeakablv
IN all the states that foster them.
THE Eighty thought is never overtooL
Unless the deed do follow it,
In answer to an invitation from the fr;ora.
Of the Rock Island Alton and St ion;o
railroad. have the honor to show as br;sgS
as a., can why St. Louis should help to finish
this road
State pride would induce us to work frs,
nsa our own roads, but in this we NAV foster
The state pride by helping a sister state do
US good. W
much OF our commerce comes from the
green hills and rolling prairies of Illinois -
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CExrRE RInaE. Lvillage Of Berlin

Mercer county, ILL.,, July II, 1865,
MR. j. II. BAKER, Dear Sir: The people
Of this community are much Interested in
the proposed Rock Island, Alton n St.Louis
railroad. They look upon it, not merely as
practicable scheme, but as public necessi.
ty.
Having learned that you we're chairman
Of railroad meeting held some time since
in Macomb, and that YOU were also appoint.
I'd as one of a committee on correspondence,
desire to press upon your attention few
IDEAS in relation to the proposed enterprise.
LIST. Speedy action is necessary. Of all
the routes projected lorun parallel with and
neaH the Mississippi river, this seems to be
the most practicable. 1t may not be if we
delay. New combinations will probably
change the situation. We should take time
by the iorelock, --forestall the action of those
Interested in other and rival routes-occupy
and hold the position.
ID. We must have unity of action. The
people have faith in the road, and, if the
machinery is properly set in motion, they
will almost build the road themselves.
3d. Let us have convention Of all par.
ties interested in the proposed road-say at
Rock island, or some other convenient point,
IN The month Of September next, and then
let US determine what may be done and how
10 do it.
lfyou deem it advisable you may have
these suggestions published in your city pa
pers. AT any rate, let us hear from YOU on
the subject of a convention.
Yours truly,
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Acrostic.


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gold, ." ...
A Il around the world are its praises told,
| t will Cholera cure-scourge of southern
climes
N victim dies. who takes it betimes.
X eep Pain KiIler-a true friend by your
side,
| will cure Cough or Cold, or Collie beside
l. ook out to apply it for Bruse or for
Sprain,
l. ct it once be tried-'twil be used again
E very word | am telling you, reader, is
true.
r emember that Pain Killer is good for you
The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists
and dealers in Family Medicines.
july24dwlm.
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Appointments for Hon. Robert E. Williams
Candidate for Attorney General.

NauuloALo IOT attorney GENERAL
Decatur Macon Co., Monday, Aug 8, at night.
Salem. Marion Co., Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Flora, Clay Co., Thursday, Aug. 8.
Lawrcnceville, Lawrence Co, Friday, Aug, night.
Nj Carmel, Wabash Co.., Saturday, Aug. 8.
Albion, Edwards Co, Monday, Aug. 10.
Fairfield, Wayne Co., Tuesday, Aug. II.
McLcans boro, Hamilton Co., Wednesday Aug. IL
Harrisburg, Saline Co., Friday, Aug IA.
Marion, Williamson CO.. Saturday, Aug. IS.
Vienna johnson Co, Monday, Aug. H.
Cairo, Alexander Co., Tuesday, Aug. Is.
Murphy jackson Co.. Wednesday, Aug. l9.
Richview, Washington Co., Thursday Aug. 20.
Tamaroa, Perry, Co., Friday, Aug. 81.
Pinckneyyille. Perry Co., Saturday, Aug. 90.
Sparta, Randolph Co., Monday, Aug. 81
Athens, ST. Clair Co., Tuesday, Aug %.
BelIeville, St. Clair Co., Wednesday, Aug. %.
Lebanon, St. Clair Co., Thursday, Aug. q.
CARLYLE, Clinton Co., Friday. Aug. Is,
Tayloryille, Christian Co., Saturday, Aug %.
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ST. LOUIS, ALTON 4 ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD.
The People Of Mercer and Warren
Feel Interested.


NONN"uFli, July ~ 1000
d. &. TuNYGcLIrr, ESQ, Dear Sir A
great deal Of interest is manifested among
all classes OF citizens in our couuty, in rea.
ton to a cross-raIroad, leading from jackson.
vile to Rock Island, through your county
aud town.
The completion of that road would give
y a northern and southern market, aud two
routes to Chicago.
We have been requested by many Of our
influential citizens, to open correspondence
With some one connected with that enter
prise, and having no knowledge Of the
management Of that railroad, we address
ourselves to you.
Stock, public and private, to the amount
d 100000 or $2S0,O0O can readily be OBJ.
tanned in this county to push the road
through Monmouth towards Rock Island,
thus going lengthwise and centrally through
the county,
Please inform US if measures are on foot
to put that railroad through, and oblige
Yours truly,
STEWART & PHELPS.
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AppOintments for Non. James c Robip,nn.

Carbonate, Saturday, August Sth.
Nashville, Monday, August 10th.
Clrlyle, Tuesday, August llth.
Belleville, Wednesday, August l2th.
Waterloo, Thursday, August 18th.
Alton, Friday, August l4th.
1t is expected that suitable arrangements will
be made by the democratic county committees
fnr conveying the above speakers from place to
place, according to the above appointments
In order to prevent confusion and disappoint-
ments. it is hoped that our democratic friends
win not post the democratic candidates for pub
lie speaking, except in pursuance of the appoint
ments made, or to be made by the state executive
committee.
It is hoped that the democratic press through.
out the state will copy the foregoiRg proceedings
JOHN A. MoCLERNAND,
Chairman En- Com
ALEXANDER STARSE, See .Er. Cont
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GOV SEYMOUR Ar HOME.

Annoyance Of being Dairy Farmer and a
Presidential Candidate at the same Time
Some Talk on Political TopiCs-The Gov
ernor'S Speech in New York, July A, 1868,
The NV York Draft Riots-The Gov
ernOr Charges Some Things to Mr.. Gree
ley's Account He is Satisfied with his
Rec ord
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for Hon. John R. Eden, Can
didate for Governor.
Appointments for Hon. w. W. 0'BrisR,
Candidate for Congress at Large, and Hon.
". H Van Epps, Candidate for Lieutenant

Appointments for Hon. W. W. 0'Briea,
Candidate for Congress at Large, and Hon.
". H Van Epps, Candidate for Lieutenant
Governor.
Virginia, Cass Co., Friday, July 81.
tarIinvillc, MaoOupin Co., Thursday, Aug. 3.
MscOmb, McDOnough Co., Saturday, Aug. s.
Prairie City, McDonough Co., Monday Aug 10.
Chicago, Cook Co., Thursday, Aug, Is, Cnight.)
Pontiac, Livingston Co., Friday, Aug IA.
Watseka, Iroquois Co., Saturday, Aug. o.
Champaign City, Champ'gn Co, Monday ,Aug.l7
Dfnville, Nermillion Co., Tuesday, Aug, Is.
Decatur, Macon Co., Wednesday, Aug. 49,
Pana, Christian Co., Thursday, Aug. 20.
Shelbyvile, Shelby Co., Friday, Aug. u,
Nation, Coles Co.. Saturday, Aug %
Paris, Edgar Co., Monday, Aug. "a.
Marshall, Clark Co., Tuesday, Aug. %.
Robinson, Crawford Co., Wednesday, Aug. 26.
Lawrenceville, Lawrence Co., Thursday, Aug. q,
Olney, Richland Co., Friday, Aug. rs.
Centrala, Marion Co., Saturday, Aug. 90.
Vandalia, Eayette Co.. Monday, Aug, 81,
Duquoin, Perry Co., Tuesday, Sept. /.
Carbondalo, Jackson Co., Wednesday, Sept. ?.
Jonesboro, Union Co., Thursday, Sept. 3,
Cairo, Alexander Co., Friday, Sept 4.
Metropolis, Massac Co., Saturday, Sept 5.
Golconda, Pope Co., Monday, Sept. Z.
ShawneetOwn, Gallatiu Co., Tuesday, Sept. s.
Carmi, White Co., Thursday, Sept. 10
McLeansboro, Hamilton Co, Friday, Sept. IL.
Benton, Franklin Co., Saturday, Sept. u.
Chester, Randolph Co.. Tuesday, Sept. IS.
StLOuis,St Clair Co., Thursday Sept might.
Belleyille, St. Clair Co., Friday, Sept. Is.
Alton, Madison Co., Saturday, Sept. 10.
Jerseyville, Jersey Co., Monday, Sept. 81.
CarrolIton, Greene Co., Tuesday, Sept %.
Jacksonville Morgan Co., Wednesday, Sept. %.
Quincy, Adams Co., Thursday, Sept. "a.
Peoria, Peoria Co., Thursday, Oct !.
Galesburg, Knox Co., Friday, Oct. 2.
ROCK ISLAND, X. l. Co.. Saturday, Oct. 3.
Henry Co., Monday, Oct 5.
Princeton, Bureau Co., Tuesday, Oct. q.
LaSalle, LaSalle Co., Wednesday, Oct. :.
DixOP, Lee Co., Thursday, Oct. 8.
Freeport, Stephenson Co.. Friday, Oct. 9.
ialena, 10 Dayiess Co., Saturday, Oct. 10.
Rockford, Wnnebago Co.. Monday, Oct.l2.
Havana, Mason Co., Thursday, Oct. 10.
lewiston, Fulton Co., Friday, Oct l6.
'ekin, Tazewell Co., Monday, Oct. 10.
aeon, Marshall Co., Wednesday, Oct. 81.
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