New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25

MIssIssIPPI-DENT COAXEs THE NEGRO
The Mississippi campaign opened in Corlnth
on Saturday. the 18Th the Conservative Republican
side by speeches from Judge Dent, Col lnge and Cen
Robert Lowery candidate for AttorneyGeneral Juuge
Dent commenced by saying there were two parties az
present in Mississippi One was known as inc biV'ei
enders" or extremists the other as the Naonai hepuo
can Union party To the latter he belonged ana from
that marty he had received the distinguished honor or
heing placed at the head OF the ticket, and had been
chosen their sandardbearer III me preseht can *
The one party led Sy II nbs White Ae' peop while
the party he belonged TO was in favor OF UNI UNI
yersal suffrage and amnesty. Addressing the
colored people, about one hundred and nfty OF
whom were present, he said he would UHo
them in the strongest terms not TO be ahtag0nlsuo
TO the people OF South among whom they had peen
raised. He assured them the Southern men io'eu tie
and would protect them IN tmeT ngpf e mem who came
from the North were constantly conendhg tat u , m
through their efforts the coored race procured e
other distinguished soldiers and statesmen had ueCaIe
that only circumstance OF war tnat IL was W n
came war Of necessity. Neither was 1t INTENDED 10
give themthe right to vote until II became poea e
tended that they need not thank the people OF tne
oJcd s urged them to beware Of the party which
Tarbe Gen. Ames, AlcorD. and company were lne ieau
eF but to Join then 6e IN b St rT ns II Was only
by doing so that their race could be perpetuated II
hey f hs@ 70 6s S woSd drift ike the Indians
the frontier of civilization and in few years entirely
disappear. All Ames. Tarbe and company wanted was
office That was all their pretended patriotism consisted
Of After they got all they wanted through the votes Oh
calamity They belonged TO the proscriptonists ana
would deprive them of all rights 1t would serve their
purposes Therefore he urged them TO support lhoSe
who would protect them In their rights
GOV. HAYES AND GEN. RosECRANs.
A silly story has been going the rounds OF
the Democratic press of Ohio for some time past seeking
to detract from the bright and unsued military record
of Gov. Hayes The following letter speaks for itself
The sly dig the Democratic press for its continued
Misrepresentation of Rosecrans is especially enoyabe
SAN RAFAEL, Cal, Sept. H. 1869.
MY DEAR GENERAL Your favor of the 9th ult is before
me. Having been mslaid, 1t has renamed unanswered
TIL now The foolish story you desire me to contradict
and threatened to cut of his rstraps does inus
tice me- it true; but am so used TO
ton and calumny through the press that seldom nOuce
even the greatest However it also does shameful in
justice Gov Hayes, and he may not find pleasant TO
suffer as do easy to prove negative III is my
pleasure 70 say that such TRANSFERRED nor
have ever had occasion, SO far as now remember LOT
Hayes while under my command On the contrary. he
had both my respect and esteem an officer and gen
'''--'D' ''N ". s. RosECRASs.
To Gen. ]. NJ. Comfy, Columbus, Ohio
FOLLOWING THE TRIBUNE's ADVICE IN ALE
GHANY COUNTY, PA.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: Your advice to Republicans to insist on
the nomination OF good men only Is Delng Iolo"eu Ny
the honest orderloving members OF that party In Ale
ghany County. As this county is strongly Republican,
nomination in q Republican Convention has almost
always been equivalent to election. and unworthy
men have often dishonesty secured their nomination
even long before the primaries were held The Repub
can candidate for County Commissioner, not being a
man whom the best class OF Republicans could vote Tor
the people following the advice OF TnE TRIBUNE nave
voted and put on the ticket that they can con
sisently support The nominee OF the reform
not Office seeker in any sense OF the word ana Oh
consented at the earnest SOLICITATION OI VI
his feIlow ctizens j.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept 20. 1869.