The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-27
NUMBER n.
WASHINGTON.
FreltnghuySen Accepts the EuRIisI,
M1sS1OH-Mll1taFy Outragea I'm North
CarOA1na-PrepaFatiC for the Fall
Indian Question.
WAsHINeroN, July l9, ls7O.

CamPaIgn-Eeaeefn ASPECT OF rhe
Indian Question.
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1870.
The new Minister to England, ex-Sena-
tor Frelinghusn, was yesterday for the
first time officially notified of his appoint
ment, which he decides to accept. He has
informed the Secretary of State that he
had not solicited the appointment, and it
had therefore been made without his
knowledge, and while his inclinations did
not tend IN that direction, he would yield
ms private objections and personal inter
ests to what the Government deemed par
amount considerations, and accept the po-
sition. Mr. Fish forwarded his commiss-
ion, and he will in a short time be handed
his instructions, which, so far as the Ala
bama claims are concerned, it is said, will
be duplication of those which Mr.. Mot
ley failed to carry out Mr. Frelinghuy-
sen will not leave for London for some
weeks.
Advices received here from North Car
DINA are of somewhat an alarming char
acter. The Governor OF the State has
proclaimed martial law, and suspended
the writ of hGbeGS corpus in several coun-
ties, and placed in command of disor-
ganlzed body of men, called the State Mi
htla, Colonel Kirk, who was somewhat
notorious in the Tennessee troubles. Some
OF the conservative citizens, who are mere-
ly charged with suspicion of being con-
nected with the so-called Ku-Klux, have
been arrested without process of law, con
fined in Jail and denied hearing even.
1t Is telegraphed that the Raleigh Stand
ard OF yesterday announces, on the au-
thorlty of Colonel Robert Douglas, the
Presidents Private Secretary, that these
proceedings have the full approval of Gen
eral Grant, who will, on the application of
the Governor, order United States troops
INTO North Carolina. The Conservatives
charge that the whole trouble is manufac-
tured, in order that the Radicals NAV car
ry the election next month.
Both political Campaign Committees are
organizing for the fall elections Senator
Wilson, Chairman of the Republican
Committee, Is writing an address renew
| ing the work of the session Just ended,
| claiming that 1t reduced taxation eighty
millions, restored the last of the recon
structed States, DC, and should be indors-
ed IN October and November. The Dem
ocrats will issue no address beside that al
ready signed by the Democratic Senators
and the members of Congress on the oath
OF June, but will distribute campaign doc
| uments, &c. The latter committee desire
the name and post-ofice address Of the
Chairman of every Democratic State and
County Committee, and of all Democratic
amp Conservative candidates for Congress.
These may be sent to Hon. Samuel J.
Randall, Chairman in this city
Considerable speculation has been in
dulged IN regarding the Cabinet meeting
OF to-day, but it may be relied upon that
only business Of routine character was
transacted 1t was stated by the Presi-
dent that this would, in all probability, be
the last meeting for two weeks, and the
last meeting of all the members for even a
longer time, as several Of the Cabinet Off
GERS will be absent themselves at different
periods during the summer Several ap-
polntments were determined upon to-day
and will be announced tomorrow. after
which it is not likely any will be made
until the return of the President to Wash
lngton. Contrary to the general Impress
ion, the French and Prussian difficulty
was not the subj act of attention.
First Lieutenant Micah R. Brown, of
the Engineer Corps, will leave st. Louis
for Fort Fetterman, to arrange for making
the survey OF the treaty reservation of the
Greek and Sminole Indians.
There is no truth in the rumor that the
President contemplates recalling Mr.. Ban
croft, our Minister at Berlin, and sending
to that Court, in his place, Gen. Schenck.
The probabilities for an Indian war are
growing less. The Commissioner of In
dian Affairs says the only place he con-
templates any trouble is in the Southwest,
from the Comanches, Kiowas and South
era Cheyennes. Advices received from
Fort Fetterman say that there Is no dan
ger of an outbreak in the Sioux country.
Red Cloud has gone among the Araphoes
and Cheyennes on a peace a mission, and
will endeavor to quiet them This is
rather contradictory of the report that he
was preparing to go on the war path.