New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03

clare the inalieuabe light of all men to life liberty and
Amendments liberty of speech and of the press; free
schools TO all classes the maintenance inviOate OF me
Justment the burdens of taxation by reyisons and
notifications from TIME to time, OF the aI ana 0Iner
revenue laws as VIII cause them to fall eqnlIaoy mPO
all GLASSES OF the peOp and retrenchment and economy
in the administration Of the National Government
THE FORTHCOMING ELECTIONS IN MARYLAND
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, Aug. 3O-Ihe election
for State aud County officers in this state takes place on
Tuesday after the first Monday in November next
be chosen from each OF the counties Of Al
leghany Caroline Cecil, Charles. Dorchester, Hartford
Montgomery, ST. Marys, Prince Georges, Talbot, and
Worcester and from the lid District Of Baltimore City
There also be elected the Members of the House of
Delegates and Controller of the Treasury The County
officers to be chosen County and School Commission
ers Sheriff and Surveyor, and in Anne Arundel County
Register of Wills. Most of the officers elected hold their
offices for term Of six years In Baltimore election
for members OF both branches Of the City Council will be
held on the fourth Wednesday of the coming Oc
tober. Saturday night we were blessed with
shower Of rain, the first we have had for more
than four weeks, and the means Of saving quar-
Ter part of the corn and tobacco crops in this section
Capt. John G.. Walker Lieut. Om'r Bartlett, Lieut.
Ionr Reeney, lately stationed at the Naval Academy
here officers board the U. S. s. Sabine" for
mer commanding the ship. She has also board the
Gently graduated class of 1862 50 marines and about $50
sailors. Lieut. Morse Of the Marine Corps has been
granted 20 days leave OF absence and Lieut. OBrien
tored to report Washington 10 be assigned duty at
GONE other port Admiral Portor his family, and COM
pany are expected arrive here In the "Tallapoosa
wednesday next. Extensive preparations are beng
made for his reception The grand Chase movement,
seaded by Judge Bard, gradually dwindlng from
fce. No very great harm will result from Its death.
The JacOb'COhen Democratic Association of
the Twentieth and Tenth Wards passed resolutions last
night ndorsing his nomination. and pedgng themselves
tOsuppOrt al the balOtDOX only those candidates OF
office Of Supervisor"
The SKELETON OF A MAsTODoN DISCOVERED.
In the mail beds in Upper AllOways Greek,
In Salem County " Y, the complete skeleton Of
todon has been discovered Several Philadelphia gentle
snen learned in the matter have the skeleton
SENATOR MORTON AT PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, Sept Ex-senator o. p. Morton of
Indiana arrived here to-day, and tonight addressed
l1rge Republican meeting at the City Hall.
KU-KLUK LAwLESSNESs.
The KnorriHe Press and Times calls loudly for
the suppression Of the negrOlynchngfKuK in Ten
Aessee. We clip from that Democratic journal the fol
lowing paragraphs;
The lynchers Of Rutherford doing their utmost TO
starve out the aborng class 10 hpoversh te anG oW
md invite the Intervention OF the Federal Govern
gnent OF what possible advantage are such Fellows 10
society They are a curse labor, plague to our
trade foul stain upon our good name, ana neDraha
The Villains strike to-day at the farm aborers OF
Rutherford County are not the foes OF the negroes only
Shey personal foes they are asssssln VINO ann
Their daggers the bosoms OF our wives and children
Hoison in well loaf OF bread dish Of soup they
are as base towards as ever stabbed woman III TIE
without mercy They warning not only OH the farm
Iacorers but upon society itself Let them De arrested
uo scoundre escape under the shield OF social position
The Operations OF the Regulators" In Rutherford are
interfering sadly with the cotton crop Many planters
will be unable TO pick cotton at ALL and thousands
of bales will be lost in the fields in consequence CT me
MT ~
tnischef are pack q ndoient WHISKY @ ioaT Tn
State should present them with full set OF hempeh
cravats. ., .No ,o,,,io. y, tbo
3ynchers of Rutherford County. We don't KNOW ana we
don't care Re ToDose u that the scoundrs be caught
and hung Their politics be ascertained aierward
It be important.
MAYOR HALL AND THE WORLD.
80 The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR. Your suggestions in regard to A. Oakley
1Tau beipp one ahead" Of The World, Belmont Co.,
are good but there is advantage which our mayor
and his set the more reputable portion OF the
Democracy who stated not to have vOteo last ran
which incacuabe These men have entire cohtrol OF
ros polists naturalization papers and everything IN
eny way concerning election; and Lad every one con
rected with World voted, and should they now ap
peal to pOllbooks, Messrs. Hall Co., who showed
such skill in putting on the pollbooks the names
n Mt Least $4,000 men which did not
eong there would surely be crafty enough TO annihate
all traces Of dozen names that ola not belong
1bere This operaoD needful TO support their theory
has probably been already perfected The World may,
,erbaps now begin think that 1t is not quite so de-
SiObtful after ALL for the heightened Mr.. Hall and the
patrotio Mr. Tweed (who draws SALARY for serving the
ctv in eighteen different capacItes) 10 have such com
,plete control Of the size Of the Nev-York city Demo
cratic maOrities this power involves certain
unpleasant accomplishments BY the way, woplG ike
10 ask Mr. Hall how large he will make the city majority
fhis Fall CCKIosil''
Eev. York, Sept. /, 1869.
sixth WARD TWEED DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
A meeting of the Democracy OF the Slxth
Ward was held evening to organize Club under the
auspices OF tho Tweed Central Democratic Association"
The President Mr. Richard Walters stated the objects OF
Che meeting aud alluded 10 tho services OF MI Tweed
% tho Democratic party Mr. j. 7. Solomon offered the
following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
HA,r, Th- Tweed Central Democratic Association meeting
IT, SSSy BELMONT from ChsrmAnbp National Demo
and the selection Of The Hon william l"eu
Rssove5 Mr. belmont been weighed in tie balance OF
DsmSerae aaa found waiting ttA b.. mPst9s, a, DC
tubvorihy Of tie bonrsbie position hf no" oes prs t
ResoUed the Hon Tweed eIeeutte hD
y and comprehensive sassmHshp AND th., poc, oes
extended influence essential 70 Democratic victory tbe e0en
approval and pledge tsen our heAI Ao
The Club elected officers hendel JacoDsi Prebuent
solomon spoke Of the necessity of organization,
the beneficial results 70 the Democratic party hls nus
at Mr. Belmont were yOc1etously eDeeIeu io vas ioi
lowed by Mr. NJ. BrOphy, who made speech which wae
well received The meeting adjourned subject 70 inc call
of tho chair
KyENTEENrH WARD woRKINGMEN's AssoCIA-
TON.
A new Democratic affair." under the title OF
The "seyenteenth Ward Workingmen's Association met
last even,ng There was q large attendance Several