New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16

better known, probably. az Democratic Gen Barry
however continued 10 speak though at great
taGe more than half Of the people being unable 20 near
word he said. During his speech the Genera nsI oO
oasion 10 refer to the pursued by Jo1n ~
ridge Whlle ne was OF ' en Inv the Con-
when three cheers were called I0r ana Rei M i'm
seryatves for Breckenridge These were dOiioIV ths
medately with three cheers for Judge DENT. AT TINS
stage OF the proceedings u was sppv d tbe meet
row was brewing the Chairman aDourneu tiS he.t
ing at the Court House 70 grove OUTSIDE OF the cry
limits This precautionary measure pd T,ia meet
shed, as both parties were heavily armedd t a.
Barry had Comp Completed his speech he followed
IN an earnest aud eloquent aaaress VVSioLhDyS
This county will give large majority against the Deht
and breckenridge party next November IL P
publican majority during the reign OF last
Col Norman, who figured quite prominently IN M, saS ne
this county He was confined his home with sickness
on the day of the meeting His deputies made no enYre
Lieutenant Governor the Dent ticket. He served IN
the Confederate Army during the war; with dlStncInm
and Is one OF the few Of that class In this STATE WHO
were brave enough TO accept the situation ana gVe Ve
support TO the Congressional plan Of reconstruction
INDIANA POLITICS.
INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 10.-Already there is
canyassing Of men, and a casting about for suitable
Democratic candidate for Governor at the next election
This very early the Democracy are confident thS
their streak of iluck has played out and that the
next turn of the wheel will leave them on TOP
OF the candidates spoken Of the Hon. NJ. c. Kerr
Of New Albany, and the Hon. Daniel W.IVoorhies OF
Terre Haute, are most prominent Daniel mas
declined it is true but with the example OF seymour
before us 1t ia possible that he may be induced to rum
especially his honor" is not involved MT Kerr is
very popular as we'll talented man, who has mace
a credtable record III Congress. He IS the gentleman
who is entitled TO the credit OF attempting 10 Dreak Wy
the nfam Sons OF Liberty conspiracy INSIDE OF tne
party, aud before the cousprators fell INTO he nus
Morton CarrinCton and the Military commission go o
10 Indianapolis and used his personal nu1ehoe 70 sup
the conspiracy. He had not the moral courage 10
hp ~,
threatened to do II they did MT suspend operatos,
against Morton in 1864, and beaten by trne OF
10000 votes has pretty much abandoned pOucs ana ue
voted himself TO the practice OF the law He is at pres
emit kicking up his heels the Pacific slope and writing
letters to The Sentinel Mr.. Mcdonald acqqlts mmSeu
eredtably as newspaper correspondent but ne as
val" letter some years since made him famous, ana
gained him the mortal enmltY OF Judge Ferkns' a.n
bricks would probably make the best race but he mas an
eye on the Presidency Nce-PresldeDcy-the latter
believe as our Indiana Pandeo1 partV TO prevent
Hendricks from getting the nomination, ana ihat teo
will Hancock at the head OF the ticket ana Fenuy
Perhaps il might be interesting to THE TRIBUNE read.
r ~ hear sOmethipg OF be celebrated Sons OF Liberty
consDiracv Mjean ia at Huntington as gangrened aud
vicious He still considers himself hstclass mar
tyr nurses his grievances and his wrath aud enjoys TO
it's fullest extent the luxury Of woe" do not mink
he has entirely abandoned the idea OF getting UP sue
because they do not sufficiently sympathze with his
grievances. DOdd Is somewhere In Michigan atenuihg
to railroad business. He has been back once since ms
escape from the PostOlce bastle His stay was short
The Government didn't offer to modest him. but his cred
itOrs were excessively troublesome Bowles rs at ms
country seat French Lick Springs, quiet and semi n-
beoile His wife recently obtained divorce from MN,
watering place viii have to be sold Horscy IS in Nor
ton County and has made no sign since ms release from
the Peniteptary at Columbus lie never nau more tna
half sense. and IL would have been great pity 70 haB
so great a fool Heren States eyidence) s 10 salem, In
condition Of chronic alcoholism Humphres (Who was
acquitted is in Greene County, trying 10 collect JndR
Inent Oh SVVVT aCCUIGcu hun yitraTIT arrested him
Bingham who turned States evidence, Is IN thls CITY,
editing The Sentinel.
THE UNION LEAGUE OF THE U. s.
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 18th has the
following
"The Executive Committee Of the Union League OF The
United States held meeting in this city on Wednesday al
tenOOn. Among those in attendance were Gov GeaTy'
exGOy "A Newell Of NewJeTsey Gen Iar9eR ~ o. G nli
sssipp j. NJ. Schermerhorn OF Buffalo ~ T. - "; Goa'
dard Of Brooklyn Mr. Quick Of Texas, Mr. Rich OF Mary
land Messrs. Gwnner Keller Jennings and MGQHaIa OF
ters Beeny and Baker Of New York City Gov. GeaIy'
as Chairman Of the Committee made address OF vel
come to the members paper on the state OF ne Snon
Leagues throughout the country was READ Dy tne Sec
TO prepare an address the Leagues throughout the
Union The charter Of the State Council Of Mississippi
TO reoreapae the Order in that State
During the meeting addresses were made by members
condition OF affairs politically. The future time and
place the meeting of the Committee are to be deter
mined hereafter
A Nashville, Tenn, dispatch of Aug. II says:
"The election OF United States Senator by the next
Legislature is exciting general interest Emerson Ethe'
ridge and Andrew Johnson the most prominent pros
pectve candidates II is understood that Ihe Banner VIII
take grounds strongly against Mr.. Johnson"
The name of Mr.. Emerson Etheridge having
been mentioned a candidate for Speaker OF the Ten
nessee Senate that gentleman has published card TO
saw that in no event will he consent to the use Of his
name for the place. Mr. E. is understood to have aspra
tons for seat the United States Senate as the sue
cessOr Of Mr.. Fowler.
A Richmond dispatch of the 14th says: 1T
Is stated on good authority that Gen. Candy WILL
within ten days. issue his proclamation convenng the
Legislature applying the ronclad oath TO the members
and when member elect cannot take the OATH his seat
will be given to the candidate who received the next
highest vote"