The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

There are 4. 800 uniformed men belonging to the
various Democratic organizations in ST. Louis.
The bishop of Vienna has been indicted ior
issuing postal address against the laws py inc
late diet.
General Grant wishes for peace. Why doesn't
be send troops from the South to keep peace
among the Indians !-[Chicago Times.
An immense Democratic mass meeting was held
2Sh ut., the street being literally blockaded for
a square, listening TO Frank Blair.
The Irish People newspaper having gone over
to the Radicals. the New York Democrat says:
1--WE have the authority Of Gen. Maggie for stating
that the price of the Irish Peoples recent Radical
fip-hap was s50C0."
sam Sinclair is a millionaire. He began on the
New York Tribune twenty five years ago as man
Of all work about the counting room, and now. as
publisher and principal stockholder, forks quite
as hard and Just as modestly as then.
Mr.. Greeley writes Of the South 10 1880 aud in
1868. He thinks the controlling Influences IN the
South to-day is hate of black Embarrassment
and that if any of the Southern estates vote for
Seymour and Blair ii will be at the point OF the
bowie knife.D
A Helena, Montana, dispatch says S. W. Beal.
an ex-governor of Wisconsin, was shot and killec
on the 2slh ult., by George W. Pnney, formerly
United States marshal OF Montana. The coroner's
jury returned verdict that Pinney killed him Ia
self-defense. f. 49,
prietors Of the Red River News. and will be re-
tanned here to do the loyal printing OF the parish,
while the News Office has been sent to Alexar-
dria to do the loyal robbery for Rspdes-tSatchi-
| tochts Times.
Wendell Phillips, the model man Of the Radical
party, Gays be will vote for General Grant, al
| though be has no confidence In hia. and d.
| nounces the Radical platform as shnhting, eva
sive, unpriDcipled and corrupt" And yet ne
| supports it and its candidate, and why 4" Be.
/ cause vote for Grant is a vote for negro sqf-
hage." Any thing to fly the black Gag above the
white.
In Chicsgo, on the 2sth ult., q company Of Tan
ners attacked house. on the corner OF Sixteenth
and 0'Fallon streets, cutting and firing several
I shots. The company was commanded by Peter
Daily clerk of the Criminal Court. Brophy. the
man Who lived in the house, is a Democrat. He
fIed several shots az the company. but no person
| was killed. The immediate cause Of the Assault
was that some one in the vicinity hurrahed for
| Seymour and Blair.
United States colored troops attempted to inter-
| fere with two colored Democratic speakers. but
were checked by white citizens. In conflict on
| the 9th ult. between some colored soldiers aud
citizen negroes, one Of the former and one OF the
latter were wounded. Amputaton Of the lower
| limbs in the latter case was necessary. Constant
excitement prevails, and there is general feeling
of insecurity on the part OF the eitZens. Lns
, above is signed by j. II. Powell and n. b. rap
ping, citizens of coldsboro.
| In an address to the working men In Charles
| town. on the 18th ult., Gen. Banks reviewed some
of the acts of the last aud present Congress espe
L
| said was but preliminary step toward CO. opera
ton between employer and employee. The time
would soon come when the lsborer would receive
part OF the profits of his employer As his compen-
sation. He said the national debt must be paid Ia
gold and silver, az promised when the loans were
created, aud if the people repudiated this theS
| repudiated their own interest.
There were fully ten thousand persons at Salem
Indiana, on the 18th ult., TO listen to the debate
betv cen Senator Hendricks and Gov. Baker. AL
the delegations were on horseback, most o! the
young men having lady partners, dressed 10 Golor'
10 suit the uniforms OF the boys Of the respective
parties. The procession Of this character wa
particularly attractive. All the girls wore nea
dresses, allowed the hair TO hang loose Eoou
their shoulders, and wore the national colors mos
tsstefully disposed about their persons. Th'
young men accompanying them were also verl
neatly uniformed. The speaking took place In
beautiful grove, half mile from town. TIT
weather was ss pleasant as could have beef
wished for. Both parties are particularly hcpefu
of success. The Democrats OF this locality CLAIM
| a gain already secured. The order preserved a
the meeting was highly commentaries. The crow!
at the speakers stand was 80 lsrge that, taOug
the people were remarkably quiet, 1t was oply D.
the greatest effort that the speakers could max
themselves heard by those in the outskirts.