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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
&; ,le" Equal ,Taxation,so

hIR OE17 715IfT f.esfIT T4'T-TIOi;L.
I'd. .le"EqAal ,Taxation,s ,lsy.
II Thereis just one rlawf in the
State Of Ohio that istbmlt 1on
The '"equal" taxation. platform
ot the' Dein6cfatic sbartyHthe
road law,iand we Wish to ocall
thev attention of. the reader TO
lhe masneroin whichsit,. and
all otKer seqrslitaxationP3 Jaws
WOKE B1efy 'mDr5 no matter
whether he ahasia a. secoIdES!art
brS a ineaf' Of rictuals im MS
hotsed Or hoa;1s compelled 10
pay Ifs much btax as the man
dao@ns 4ihndfeds of th6ds.
ahdstGof d6nars worth ofpnp.
erty, hnd for fear The poor may
not have enough 'ihoney,o TIE
law provides totake Ms dtime
instead. grhis'i5 "eqiatsasa-
tifonnAthe Dsinocsa,iGheorsa-
aiNPiso muehi do theylfke it,
thaE last Seaaahey raise5iahs
faxTo from $500 oio ~S8.Oo.a-
Think of'tlei law ,1ahH yoa viii
know %kasa:eaual fta1ati6n'
means. - sIsS .Tsg sEi0
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

Ulu ear .5Tyv'T u lTti I..|
The change y, Jackson and
SciotJ counties can be .attflb-
dted entirelS to the furnace
interest, which always throws
itself inrthe way of,a Demo.
cratic sCopgress.p Furnace
owners are fearful Of a rredue.
ton Of the tariff ON iron, and do
not hesitate to- use any meahs
10 cohtin ue Rahca' ascendahcy
ins Congresse44tHalieothebA
ge}fiSf7S s's.a4 ia 7Bom
.,sYes, and every maBIShp
works for a furnace, who Is not
wholly blinded by party ,preju-
d,Ge," ,",hraws himself iml:saelf ieet the
way efa. Democrats Congress
lIrey cl.ayel not forgotten ssthe
good old IemocratiS tines ~
Bachanan ana lis prSGdefesSers,
when thpy were compelled to
work for 8eto's0 teltsper day
and take their pay in orIers
when furnace. companies were
daily becoming bankrupt and
the paper Of the best OF them
wusnot worthfhy,cents on the
dollar. Under "Radical". legis.
lation they have more than
doubled The wages Of employ
ees, pay cash, and have eStab
lished their works on solid t9unii
datioD, until the paper'of, any
yell regulated furnace. in rtLhltt The
" fa@ = DO. - -
whole Hanging Rock ResioE
is as good asjbank paper. X on
:, This being the casse,,, is ].
strange. 4at every lmaAs who j
dependent on thebGpnqnpee99
ProsperityHef AhebHoR interPes'
for his dailyIbread should us'
every honorable means TO "con
tinpe Radical ascendancy ii
Congress.'5 '5s4l We /. thiak not
Most,af men have sense enongl
to know. what is to their owl
interest. aoa1slcl- g.. Lac
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
tWflkasyille Academy.

r-->S-N'~-TT |TVU| = - .
Ihs,aboys institution isnow
Unsuccessful operation, andprs-
sents gpsrioriaduceq tents, to
students, ,inpoint Of heslthful-
ness afsitFpstiop, and 4 tbsoqEs0ssh- tlbsqsess
.pesspf the eQpFss, !of sTtlqdaiees sTtlqFaee >
j taught, ! n-gEht, a 4psa Of its ,RSTylpGslRaal gaa
features qsa j. Atheet sTssYcahss}f}Sa as} f}Sa{ {ts {Rts,
tpartbmrept i9 yhtifihs ihs .sss stuaiesYql' aieYql
fitted il eddJfff Jfffrs the s5Efs,pgpslYSSlS y Ro'
sitiop Of ofa.tiact q teacher, NE Eora !atey9n terms
elc1 address J,,4eea Gamble tag p1tbl
Wikesville, Yinton Co. 0hie,!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

= -
Examine yoHr 9ticlft;s
ca sefuily. Read every
name On III, 80 .;rsm m THlk
HWhite paper baii0t
Iawn was SottsH mp with
a special NihsT 30 i~iP
parties ia ,CRcNlAlt9g
Bogus Tickets Bessury
that yOur u ticket .rnR
pril.ted On whitc Rript-
ing paper and has ,Rp
pictures Of tlass or ehes
designs, and ,ao lnostoas
ora il; for OH sNch, Pak7
lots are Illegal, and VIII
not be cOupteI,,,, OFOo
mach care canp0Hts Rc, 60
ken in eAaminatiS9n, u9I
the names ON your tickY
ct. Read your tickets
carefully and compare
the naM,cs with the fol-
N.iTtoSALi .. @dI- !.
UNION REPUBtK AN TICKET
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
To the Polls.

REPUBLlCA ANS, buto few
days remain u1tilfthe "gtea'
Presidential contest is to''be
decided. We have never
doubted the final result" BOT
We want no halfway victory
this time. We want'$neh
crushing mRjorities that tine
Southern rebels Sant aNOrsh'
ern sympatlizerS ~itlsioreSer
hang their heads with shame
that treason will never again
rear itself in the land. This is
the last grand batHe eof the
war; upon the issueIhangs'the
inal success or defeat 'of'the
Southern Confederacy. 'i|Do
net rest Securein-yorrs'reh9tn,
'hus throwing burden OF
tho battle upon 1.-The: i,le, shoula' "a
e:S. Let evefy man %0TEHI y EI.'H =
though The responsibility, 5sa4S
upon him alone ? Lts erf51y
Republican rOts 94 Po4fdl gng
the uidt0rg is9SRre1 arithonf Ms
rs may be dJsatefs ot.7gv, 70
WAR DEMOCRATS upon
the real issue o, this campaigp
We know you are with US. heart
and soul. Then, d. p0t be de-
ceived by the false issues Pre-
sented by the so'cplle \ D5shmg4.
ratio party, Yop knew thl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

Negro Children Attending
White Sch CCls JIM Nle-Ay-
thur. ENN
The Board Of director Q he McAr-
thur Union Sghodis are QsrmitfIng
negro children toyattendsrIie %hite
schools In this town. At the October
election one year ago, the people OF
Elk township deSidSfL ast offvery
sshtttoNAklf1p iBthist6lhhy.. Except
.sM..n. tn3t AfHf0os sestoHid not VOC.
Or beelsetel spA 0aiesssgsl ibbt3fgro
EjlitditH s,lGueG AWt AuuHoI y hiAf
scIi56Is GAIiJ0lhte SliIldfeh; ;but At-
withstahding Tff-thut, il seems that
Hnslargctt tthg6l hp@E Bp1Ae * Rbk
Y YhiIj jsIpeg tf2p ths RsBsilt Of
HiSsti HYiisif bCsterity fStssSsH *, Siit apS StSjbe
kept IL Tspfigby Yhits 2e9gle for the
benefit of negro children; that white
thAdrch must bc crowded out Of their
seats, andithNA Dat ofthe IbOI.se. to
make yp9p foE pSgro cAilddSc.l FAd
the ,Rhite. people Of Nc. .trthur build
tke stiH5Jf h6ugef6f theObehStt Of
AtsToSsanDA aAty aOlJdasbEs lI,oard
OfTBlvctoce lss5lRsswliaf cRtldrrn
4. .Ps crowded put Of, seho9l byRe-
gfroes. There was mach trouble In
t6c: saioSslasF WilteF b6f hCw TIE
.Dircciofs VSposa Eto ,5pproSe and
neal lpI,le old sore With a lhtle
nigger. What must We Go1- Dem
oer6dc giqaiTerP' 6 s1-J s!ls ai''
q TheiLake Shore Enquirer Gin
rest its 'goodihututed, '1,thits
Conscience eass2 lE6 chadfen
Lave been tsGo%dednGodtrjSf
the McArlhar schools, nor do
negro children aitende the
white schools, nor. was there
Aas sold soro" toNbe heaied'up
Awahia liuie'nigger." ."IsI e1oIi
But really Ssour1triendFot the
Lake Shore,7 negroes ARE NO,
such ungodly fiends that they
eOntamihale' : everything by
llIeir ? mere . presence. csWhy
bless yon, honsy,we aEttsreda a
school fivsiNears wherela me.
gro swept the room Sregslarls
every day; and VIC. .neverIturncd
black eitherls sd: Oh sIsd
s1What a sorry prospect our
poor neighbor does have Of II
here and hereafter. We
suppose that AT the last great
DAY, '@heha the Father of all
brings lis children before him
10 Judge them, the editor j OF
che Eng direr will have a smell.
ing committee rannihg around
intheicfowd tn which he Is as
signed, lookinglfor Va lialeuig'
ger" And lifTthel poor, negro
isIso unfortunate as .to,be found
ihere,mhat ! adlubbabo will be
kicked mp and Mhaba cry will
belr3sedvfori aEwhhe mans
goSernusentfs emit sIu0mggt
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
Bring in the Returns

AS soon as counted. Bet I'd
know how the county'v0tesa |
soon as possible. All Of thd
returns for this cdoiAyshould
t. in y,ss'eloel2 thenigRe Of
the ,',,cstipn.s 'i'> - "a ~ :
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

MR. GEO. g. BoyEY, citizen
of Chillicothe, has inventedja
machine tbat-will make from
sixty to eighty thousand brick
per day ~ .-''"'' on
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

uDrp you stay at tile polls ah
day;on the l8tha , 'Ihgoun dRt
RENE edtLelm thanrTasiUnlyt the
preliminary dsiiIcontestI-e+'ths
skirmish's The erahd Ibattla
comes ofIs nextn Tuesday, ,itha
3d. ando you arc needed more
th1nPveE Observe the sane
pbecautions withoT regard Q 10
watdhin g JbhlDt1box5 and
challenging iilegals VOTERS th.ct
youi 9dideat the State selectioT
Do notfelaxl mi Efforts ell nj
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

WHAT can't be cured must be
endured, but no oneneed suiIer
from scrohha,2 or any disease
arising from foul blood, = now
that J.W. Polands Humor Doc.
tor is sold by sisson. 90 g,4t 9d
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

WIrg the next Rumber) of
slies esRsfqr4lae taas spfsspb-
scriptiolsot all canrphighs snb'
scyibefSeSpisI Vpsless re-
newed we &ill discontinue
sending the paper afterz that
date. We hope39Yr RepHf
-ilisads- MI lstakS-aRih inter; i!sl:.
est .dPlAh Fake'fRAB re-
new their subscriptions.
-aNs AaEs1beensssAdiqg dR6
Rg%h e'cahPai Sp pf,dtSI hpn-
beyl ofRaaerss grrAAttqltqpslA to
RsRubIisqHSJ '4EspsSbbSO@n5t bbf
county, t"Qne good turn de-
serves anolheEa We hope 70
receive. a aInumbsri of subssri-
bers from this class We be-
lisye We can make the Ret9rd
Msrssaable paRsr teal Ehe9
arsjntsrsstep iPokiJRtt4ANnl cOSAEpi
y nsiEs. / o. ,9IIisd ri sye1d
10 Our 4eolumps E2Rer eFFqYSsS
asdyeStji / e!ngtssluhYsl yiR5e
a9!S tq give opr3 opr3 r34pySnnaal 4pySnnal amp9QgpI amp9Qgpnaa 1
of reading pqPtifF5 after a9itSeHra}'Rs }'Rhs
neHt lSSuei1g. i3sniFr,etH nj sji
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

2 SEYMOUR has . taken the
stump. That's all'he viii take
this campaignon edj ai.cId .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
SoRBlTmROAp.

,{4%JJ> If.tIg3E 4SfLA0>
? Kaep yosr throat wet with the Balsam-ta.
king iiIhs,AhdOfsen- you SIlisoob ind re.
liei. ~at s' f's- -
Tt0H a 4 . a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

.Wm. HrED, a citizen Of Chi
li.to,he; fred a pistol 4 MAJ.
Ilillhouse, Of The same place,
last Thursday, wherreuIpon Nj. i:
HilllIhouse gave Mr., Heel HElEB > =
sound thraShing, q, =, ,,a,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

g, B. & NJ, Will has; have th.ei!SS
new, store handsomely 4 fitted
up and and have Tbs. laysesF!t, and ID
bssl stock Of llasqhiess' fancy fssInfesy
goods ever offered in this mar
kst. In fact it ls the only firm n.
in Macarthur that deyotes their
exclusive attention nt9s 'Ai"
trade. Remember the place
north side Of Main, four doors
wtsYYs % Aosan.los ..a trGsa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

: VOTE EARLY, and be sure
that every Republican vote oteey,iin in
your township is polled as
early.in the day as possible
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

sHL \ rr7g---!" .sr,Tt 1F7TN, IyR
Tn, ,compillee to 70 locattee, TIE Y g
neg fsRItH9iaY YAy VISITED l5t d lR5SStss lRSSFStss
mouth h. last as, week. and and we're Sf TsfBs fa,
yqrably Impressed sY with " baH lhe sad ad.
vantages. q offered & By ,|H1sJS {|hqt city. I,
w S9Pe the tlll tclillizsns q that .}ss
place,w.ll 1ceps things Igng'
until they secure iass s prisis'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

Or all living patriotic meI' isl.
Grant has promised least and
performed most, Such a man
is bound to possess the hearts
and affections Of the people.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
TERstsL LAlwa5siinhdyn

one copy. for one year 820n
Three eofiestfor cf1eiysar sisa'.Sk" 90
-Four copies, for one "esr 70
Fiyeseer,s.. & ..GsoSes!rtApd one toyV ~
h,S". ss = eSp' y o. Nis Nv 'Y' w.. 1910
Fourteen :, =, PEE, PER year, (and one to
gethr.dp OF club 20 W
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
lvA No aos ,Chestppt sigeet. Philadelphia;
.-espscirnsns sent 10 those wishins TO- Set hp
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
Goes COUGH BALSAMI

TIDE ISas ired ani popular Remedy i again
eAiicd 10 the ailcntlon o. the pnilic. As o:.el
as the year rolls arpund. the propTistors An-
nually make their law to the peoI le. and re
mind them that amongst The many things rs
quired for lhe health. comfort sni 81, teial &c
Of the 70 eully ifhrOhgh The 'hIng aud tedor /,
untns u wih.ef, Gees Cough B'AsaIn should
'WOsnse-tsEIsat.es.s ysars-Ik mas been = =
household medicine -Rnd mothers anxious tor
the safety air their children. SRt liNho tuiier
from any ifsei,ss of'the throat chest and lungs
cannot afiotl to'be SiUhoutSt. In Sddi'i IN
theordiiAry fouE ollnreyo lpilg the mntkeS
Wa-h6wi hifhis shtout mammoth f,itrly sisedsos'
ilss, whioh ~ IN e0ibm0h With theoiher sise'
De 0u2,UiES3 S3'Os ssfi'Jo5HTakoW
it.-sur
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

IT is true that the Rads
gained some on US at the elec.
tion held on the 18th inst
Dem. Eng. sS' '''',-
Our neighbor should be care
iul. Some of The faithful ac.
cuse the New York World Of
having "sola out, for having
made a similar admission. i,
is not Democratic to,ackHqwl
elge a loss. asf .s-a ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

We have received a lot gef
new music from sWm. Hall t&
Son, 543 Broadway, New York!
They'keep on hand all theolaa
test and standard piecesdof' cdr
best compo' ers.d Their 'Song
Cabinet" J" rollectioDof song,
by q. e.. Allen, is.being gei,sts
ally adopteasa by a schools
throughout sneoontrys= =as dl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

/. THEY have an Irish Republli.
can Club in cleveland.
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RepabIicans,

The Democracy are hoping
and praying that you will be-
come osei7sonfdept by reason
of our late yictoEies and re-
main at hem e, while they "steal
a'lharch son you" go to the
polls and thus secure ssymour's
election. Thefein lies our only
danger. 9 See thatssvery Re-
ptibIeap gets sia his vote, and
beware Of bbegus,tickets. Z I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
DRUGGISTS.

,ns . Z ~ 2 y
Any Druggist 10 the country viii tell you. u
you take the trouble 10 enquire. that every
one that buys a bottle ofcoe's uyspepsis Cure
from them, spenks in the most unqualified
Ppise stitsgress petfisd virtussa !, ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

. FoR alfne beaver oyercnat
or sEgSod sait 'ofclothing g.
to o. Dovd & Soh's. ! i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
TEN. PER- CENT. CHEAPER!

s1a - ,fa41 "a .sinCB 70 s1sf
=. nsI yJaG ,eSuilghsu LilnsH-
slS'Sp yGRst~r hrtg SsTaIaiH fHlhs.
aCt .hiH Ndgge --tdt iilhg % rt
~ aSFn T. ,s!Eg-'s u Bis7lt7k yrc 80
.THoEgg.
~ ,7 rrr tl4a.-tttsl.r
gIFai1 Z uQ1iN
~ -,f fNtst. Or .s- ..sai a-r .Es"s 74rN
g-S st,s $50 l-,. "a h..lt hb&3s-r-t
a-ss ma "a sszfraz 20 90 e,- n .'rB
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Late Foreign Inteliigen3e.
Fart quake at Trinidad.
3. G. Eobbs for Superin-
tend ent Cf Public
Ii structiJu Of
Indiana.
This Latest Canadian News.
Great Distress Among the
Working Men.
Citizens Call Upon Gov.
Jenkins He lakes
a Speech.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Meeting of the Managers of the.
Union DepOt-B. c.. Hobbs for Sup
erintendent OF Public Instruction
Articles of Association OF TeFre
Haute Iron Works.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. ia meet
ing of the managers of the Union
Depot and Railway Company will be
held here tomorrow, to arrange for
accommodating the new Junction and
Vincennes Railroads with depot facili-
ties and connecting tracks.
A private letter from Barnabas c..
Hobbs, president of Eastman College,
Richmond, prominent Quaker and
educator, has been received here,
stating that he will accept the nomi-
nation for Superintendent of Public
Instruction if rendered him.
Articles of association of the Terre
Haute Iron Works of Turner, Glover
& Co., were filed at the Office Of the
Secretary of State, on Saturday. The
Company has capital stock of s120,
900. and will manufacture iron and
nails, at Terre Haute. The following
persons have been elected Directors
George Turner, Joshua E. Glover,
Joseph s. Glover, Jasper Morgan,
Benjamin Wilhelm and William
Crawford
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MONTREAL.
Great Distress Among the Working
Classes at Quebec Developments
In regard to a LiqnOr Dealer.

MONTREAL, Jan. 18.-Great distress
is reported among the working classes
of Quebec. The Montreal Board of
Trade met to-day to devise means of
relief.
Developments in regard to Henry,
the liquor dealer who absconded to
the States, show loss to the customs
through his operations to the amount
of $4,000. A portion of his cellar
was set apart as bonded warehouse,
and it is supposed he drew liquor by
means of suction pump, disposing
of it to customers on the ground floor,
subsequently substituting water for
the liquor. There are nearly two
hundred similar bonded warehouses
in the city, and some reform in the
system is loudly called for.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
NEW YORK.
The Trial Of George Francis Train
Opinion OF the Press.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-The TTnaes's
to-day article, on the arrest of George
Francis Train and others, says: Great
Britain has no jurisdiction over any
body, whether American citizens or
not, so long as he is within the United
States, and our Government most GER
tainly will not allow her to assume it.
1t would be neither just nor safe to
form an opinion of the case on the
meagre and unreliable reports which
is all we have as yet, but the country
will await further accounts with a
good deal of interest, and perhaps
some anxiety.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
CONGRESS sIoNAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, Jan. ]


HOUSE.-The House went into
Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union, with Dawes in the Chair,
for general debate on the Presidents
message.
Baker addressed the Committee on
the subject of the treaty for the ac-
quision of the Russian-American pos
sessions
Kelley addressed the Committee on
the industrial interests of the country
Woodward spoke on the subject of
finances and the national debt.
Blaine argued in favor to the pay
ment Of the bonds in gold, and against
the issue of any more legal tenders.
Hubbard, of West Va, argued that
the 5-20 bonds should be paid in coin
or its equivalent, and favored the
substitution of National Bank notes
by legal tenders.
AxteH spoke in opposition to the
Reconstruction Bill, when the Com
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

and ammunition found in a shop Of
that city, to put them out OF reach OF
the Fenians
DUBLIN, Jan. 19.-Dr. Waters, an
other editor of the Dublin Irishn.dn,
has been arrested. but the particulars
of she charge are not stated. 1t is
supposed, however, to be completely
IN the Fenian movements.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Havana
specials report slight shock of an
earthquake, at Trinidad, Cuba, on
Friday night
Honolulu advices say that a revolU-
ton is apprehended in the interior.
Forty cases of cholera had occurred
at Truxills.
Gold washings IN Honduras are be-
ing actively prosecuted.
The Heralds Washington special
says:
The defeat Of the Supreme Court
Bill in the Senate appears to be fore
gone conclusion.
The Reconstruction Bill seems
more likely to pass the House.
The Foreign Affairs Committee
will report about Thursday such a
bill concerning the rights of natu-
ralized citizens abroad as will give
entire satisfaction to naturalized citi-
zens of the United States.
McGraorty, the defeated Gentle
candidate for Congress in Utah, has
arrived to submit evidence to the
Committee on elections, towards con-
testing the seat of Hooper, the Dele
gate from the Territory. McGraorty
claims the elections, as conducted by
the Bishops of the Mormon Church,
who act as Judges at the polls, are
not only unfair but wholly at vari-
anee with the mode prescribed by the
United States.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
INDIANA & TENNESSEE.
COlfax nOta Candidate for Governor
of Indiana-Fire at NashVille-N ).
gro Woman Burned to Death.

New York, January 18.-Special
telegrams from Indianapolis say: A
letter from Speaker Colfax, just pub
lished, declines his becoming a candi-
date for Governor of Indiana. This
leaves the track to Governor Baker
clear.
A special telegram from Nashville,
says the residence of A. j. Caldwell
was destroyed by fire last night, A
negro woman was burned to death,
and an infant daughter of Mr.. Cald-
we'll was also burned.
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AUGUST
Governor Jenkins Called UpOn-He
Makes a Speech.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 18.-Advices
from Milledgeyille state that Cover
by the citizens at the Executive Man.
sion. He made speech. and said
that the funds of the State had been
removed to New York, and that he
should fight for them before the Su-
preme Court The books of the
State Treasurer cannot be found The
Postmaster and Express Agent have
refused to deliver ever to Capt. Rock
well, Gen. Meades appointee, the
packages and letters addressed to
John Jones, Treasurer of Georgia.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
The President will Issue no Orders
TO EtantOn-NOtes Compared at a
Cabinet Meeting-rhe Executive
vs.. Congress.

New YoRK, January IL. The
Worlds Washington special says it is
officially informed that the President
will issue no orders to Stanton, and
that the latter can issue no orders by
the Presidents authority.
II is alleged that at the Cabinet
meeting, on Friday, the members
compared notes as to what took place
at their meeting on Tuesday, when
Grant was present. and they agree
that Grant admitted the correctness
of the Presidents statement of the
agreement between himself and Mr..
johnson, namely: That Grant swas
to hold on to the Office, or give the
President timely notice to enable him
to appoint another Secretary.
The President expressed himself on
Friday in the most positive manner
respecting the revolutionary measures
now being put through Congress. IF
Congress so enacts as to deprive him
of any portion of his constitutional
authority, the Executive, who was as
directly elected by, and as directly
represents the people as Congress
doeS, may be expected to resist such
an encroacment with all the power at
his command. His right and duty as
Commander in Chief of the army of
which it is proposed to deprive him
in the pending reconstruction, are
among the chief prerogatives which
Mr.. johnson will consistently defend.
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BOSTON.
j. G.. Whittier IIl-Manufacturers
Meeting, &c.

BosroN, January 18. = John G.
Whittier, the poet, has been serio usly
Ill for several weeks at his residence
in Amesburg, but is now improving.
At meeting of manufacturers in
iron goods last night delegates were
appointed to the Manufacturers Con-
vention at Worcester. A resolution
was adopted expressing the opinion
that the action of the Conven ton
should be confined strictly to the in
dorsement of the doings of the Ma
tional Convention at Cleveland. The
paper makers have also chosen dele
gates to the same body.
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FOREIGN NE Ws.
Earthquake at Trinidad-HOnOlulu
Revolution.
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
Cork, January ia strict search
of the person and baggage of George
Francis Train disclosed no proof of
his completely with the Fenian move
ments, or iustifying his arrest By the
British police on suspicion Of being
concerned in FeAian plottings. Train
asserts that he came over to Europe
as a special correspondent in Ireland
for the New York World. He has
formally protested, through the
United States Consul, against his de-
tention, and declares he was arrested
upon no. other ground of suspicion
than finding of an Irish paper In his
trunk.
DUBLIN, Jan. 19.-The police of
Limerick have made seiznre of guhs