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WASHINGTON.
THE CAMPAIGN IN MISSISSIPPI - THE CHARGER
AGAINST SENATOR KELLOGG THE DiPLO-
MATIC CORRESPONDENTS.


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRfBUSRl
WASHINGTON, Oct 10. 1903.
private letter from o candidate on the Hepnohem
State ticket in Mississippi received here to-day Inc
writer says the political campaign In Mississippi pene
carried with great vigor Each side Is doing It's nt
most to the votes Of both whites and blacks TIE
latter in the majority and their votes In demand
The Republicans have thorough organization through
out the State and complete Of the voters OF the
party is now making The figures OF registration show
the total number registered to be l3ss37 OF thh
humber there s0el colored, aud 5s7e white gyns
the former majority of 1855. Only 1ne whites wbo
applied for registration refused. About the same
number negroes also refused with the above ng
ures as basis the Republicans count on electiDg the
ticket by from Il, 600 TO 10000,
The friends OF Senator Kellogg says he will be here
to insist immediate examination Dy tM
Government Of the charges made against him while he
Collector of the Port of NewOreans The Secretary
OF the Treasury doing everything his power TO eea
up the frauds charged against the Government obeia
in Louisiana. 1t said that the agents OF the Treasury
Department IN ferretDg the Logan frauds have dis
covered frauds in the importation Of coffee, very large
quantity Of which Is received ut the port Of
1t seems that the Sandwich Islands have been receiving
coffee from New Orleans, without paying the duty I'M
posed by this Government.
The two volumes Of the Diplomatic Correspondence
for 1885, making 1926 pages OF closely printed matter
just been received at the State Department from
tho Government printing ONCE Each year auus 70 the
size of the publication The present volumes contain
such letters and documents in reference to foreign
relations the State Department sees At to publish and
are very interesting The correspondence IN reference
to the Alabama claims and the Fenan troubles is very
extensive, embracing letters from Lord Stanley EdTsd
Thornton Earl Clarendon Lord Monk, Charles Frsneis
Adams, Reverdy johnson. Mr. Seward and many others
in reference to spaD to and from our LegS
ton at Madrid, vouminous are also letters ro
latng TO Mexico Paraguay, China, and Japan The cor
respondence with Great Britain alone contains about t
pages.
A meeting Of the New York Republican Association Of
this city was held last evening. There large at
tendance. Of clerks employed In the depart
ments here from NewYork shows that about 800 viii 70
home to vote In November The Committee on Trans
poraton report reduced fares the Northern Central
Pennsylvania Railroad follows: Tickets from Bait-
more Elmra and return 81 7O froIu Baltimore TO Can
andagua aud return 50 rs. Resolutions were adopted
calling on all citizens Of NewYork, resident here temper.
ary to go home and vote, the coming election wsa
OF vital importance the welfare OF the state In
the management Of its canal interests, and tho
stability OF the Republican party.
Gen. Geo H. Thomas arrived here yesterday from the
West and left IA the evening for the East vsi. ca
his family. Gen. Badeau, Second Secretary OF Legation
to the Court OF St. James, here. ExSeDators Dootps
and Henderson are also In the city.
The Court OF Claims opens Tomorrow.