New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
POLITICAL.
MR. pESDLErox ACCEPTS AND FREES HIS MIND.

BLK. PENDLETON ACCEPTS AND FREES HIS MIND.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-Mr. PendletOns ac-
ceptance Of the nomination of Governor Of this State
will be published tomorrow. He compliments Gen.
ROsecrans and others who before the Convention
and concludes follows "Gov Hayes, in his speech
Wilmington forgot to allude to the Fifteenth Amend
ment and his views on that important question"
In discussing the finances, he said, eve are
sDe Te e Ssya added ba
ment difficult to be obtained, labor
badly rewarded industrial pursuits were haSRereG,
the verge OF bankruptcy interest is enormously HIGH the
unjust and onerous that dead capital is exempted ana
active capital and labor Is weighed down warming Win
the Republican party has In absolute possession Of
the Government, that Republican Secretary of the
Of the country, and that he uses his power
only TO still further contract ~ the currency.
dollars SG for mi the giving
facturer will ask why these things sol What is the
causei What Is the remedyi They are important
questions. This Fall they touch Democrats well IS
Republicans alike. They rise above mere partisan poll
tics aud should be considered with the camest reason.
discuss them as soon as am able take part with my
friends in the activity Of the canvass OF the result IN
October We need have no feari
ELECTION FRAUDS IN TENNESSEE.
A Nashville dispatch says:
As the time passes by We receive further accounts OF
the manner in which the legal voters Of Tennessee were
nartGD 68fou1ien partially inclined TO favor Sen
ter, were stationed the road leading TO NASHVILLE
all the cocred RepGbneSns whom they gong toward
Nashville that they would certainly be put IN jail they
hundred coored in that portion OF the county Were
deprived Of their votes Oh %ere
not 10 10 the polls on election DAY Oh pam Y
Only one man refused to OBEY te nan Ia he even
ing set by three disguised men, VINO ebaIged
him with going to the city 10 vote. He had hidden ms
Certificate In his shoe and strenuously denied that he
had voted Notwithstanding this he was shot down and
left dead. He recovered sufficiently to drag him
self TO house near by, where he lies in danger
GUS condition. The man has brother-in =. IN
bridge Capt Schade Harris. the welknown l0yast anu
Union soldier set upon and SO badly beaten lhat ms
life has been despaired or Gen Stokes arrived here last
night from his home in DeKalb County aud started lhi9
evening for Washington City. lie Is In good health anu
spirits and confident that the enormous frauds pere
tated In this state have only Temporarily overcome the
Republican cause The amended e s le.ufns, a.
1t is now pretty certain will fully equal that gwen last
year to Gen Grant
Gen. Garfield made a strong speech on the
right side at Mount Vernon, Ohio, on the lith Inst
TWENTIETH DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN ASso-
.. CATION.
The Union Republican Association OF the
twentieth Assembly District held their regular monthly
meeting last evening at Metropolitan Hail. Thirdave.
between Fortyeighth and FoFty-ninthsts. President
James Jackson in the chair and Mr. W w culver seIins
new names we're proposed for membership report
Executive Committee declaring tne Roslons "a
Vice President OF the Association lately held ny y baO
cock and that OF Treasurer lately held by John Gaue
10 be vacant in consequence OF those gentlemen
affiliated with rival organization, was Ibhl mo,
adopted and Messrs Martin q. Leo ana Jonn OVYVey
we're elected respectively 90 MI these vacancies her
the transaction routine business tho Association
adjourned for one month.
The Richard Walters Democratic Campaign
Clinic the Seventh Ward held meeting last night After
the routine business the Club addressed by Messrs
Montgomery Downey and Lpman The object OF TINS
clnb was stated be the breaking up OF poLea hss
and the election OF Mr.. Richard Walters, Alderman.
A CARD FROM MIR. THAN.
tn The Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Your report of the meeting of the
Twenty.frst District Republican Association IN ThK
RBUSE OF this morning incorrect 30 far ~ the same
The report as to "the recent divisions in the district"
was presented not by me, but by the venerable Mr..
BROWN and opposed by untrue ana ridiculous, ue
resolutions annexed 70 the report only gong 70 shvN
The rngmasters OF this district are fully awe 70 tne a
that their power nearly at an end ana that " LIZ
OF reSnroment they hope 20 retain control unl ts @
one OF their number is provided with custom :"
Post ONCE appointment. -. ,ros,,on xvaa nor
THE resouton on the temperance qnesuOn Mss ~.
offered by me- but by the gay and festive ~, bas
supported by the only sensible 49,; ro
heen presented 70 the Association IN 9ns 'ne.
resolution was "oV '"iN 49, ALEX. THAN
~, VorI. Au0 r. 1869.