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New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
MASSACHUSETTS,.
GEN BANKS on TIE POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE
DAY.

Gen BANKS on TIE POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE
DAY.
BosrON, Sept. 2S.-Gen. Banks spoke IN Pres
cort HAD Clarestown, tonight, the political issues
O, -.e day he said that the disturbances in Europe
vl,re Republics iu hour, coupled with our own
sc ara ve renewed interest in the future Of the
sting parties independent of the past than
nov Every state lad us republican government within
Nt'' l'"'' ~
.,"d-a marvel TO the mundrChies Of Europe. lie
claimed 10 speak for the Republican party In it's most
liberal aspect Judging by It's records, there was no
G on 10 had grdpplcu which IL had not decided wisely
tu- uppermOst subject In the minds Of the voters.
Lh. system not perfect, and required
r.m' on the pa. ot the masses 70 make u so,
TIE reduction in tns past year had been SOOc000 and
an tLe Income Tax, which the most OnerOus. The
.e1 .uses of the Government had been essened from
sol ders and widows made by the var He felt him
se bound TO AID IN stu further lessening the yearly
outlay The business Of the country, he admitted was
4gu1nt, owing 10 the burdens imposed. Mhen perua
1ieut pTOvsiOn WIS made the payment OF the debt
business would revive. The labor question was alluded
as problem that had puzzled the crowned heads OF
1sw 10 apply 70 Government employees Tor tne purpose
rciHg the effect Of reduction In the hOurs OF labOi
ThOu-n opposed by the law OGers OF the G0Vernuent
and heads Of departments. Ihe placing OF shOuutr
etrir over mechanics iu Government workshops, was
a ludcd % in measured terms and the speaker prom
gf no ufuence OF III. should be wanting 70 reenact
she LAW in that regard which lost during the late
- MANY OF the accomplishments OF the Republican
ss.ssv were euumerated among them the recognition
Foreign Powers OF the right Of naturazed citizens
20 maintain their allegiance 10 the United STATES Whls
visiting the countries Of their nativity. The black cloud
OF A-4tC immigration. Gen Banks said, could not De
looked Hp0n without alarm and future leg satOn would
de spoke hour, and appeared IN harmony with his
Char 3st0wu constituents.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
INDIANA
PROSPECTS or THE CANVASS.


r,.,.,.,,.o,,s Sent. 26-There is more apa-
tbv and on both sides. IN our canvass TINS ran man ~
40, bcforp known and the result will be diminished
-. broubout the state In this lies the danger 20 Re
blicap nocess as threefourths OF the stays
homes arc sure to belong to that party Nearly all the
speakers complain OF meager audiences. Senator Nor
Ton and Vice President ColX. who are spending month
on the stump being the only exceptions.
The Democrats are playing Il shrewd game. They
ve beped 70 get up reform and independent Republic
can tickets in nearly all the strong Republican counties
s,d here In Marion County Indianapolis. senator
and four Representatives. would probably elect
ts Reform ticket making difference o. ten in the Leg
.turc but for the colored voters, who stand firm
these kinds Of weaken the State ticket The Hon
\ Eddy former NJ CO heads tho Democratic ticket for
secretary Of State and is much stronger than his party
H.. Is poor and popular, served in the army and
home wounded. BE viii run ahead in Joseph County,
where be resides and viii probably lead the ticket all
over the State On Congress several Of the Republican
nominees win run behind their tickets, this being the
yeaI OF disaeotOns Orths district doubtful always in
past vases isnow considered sale The most doubt
district is Juliaus where he beaten for renomi
nation, and may OF his friends and ukewarm.
The prospects an Nblack's. Homau- and VOORHEES,
,trrts encouraging, but probably not more than
one Of them will 60 Republican.
To up: 1t looks like and very doubtful
t.st the State and Legislature. In October 1868,
thc state ticket there Republican majority less than
thousand when the party was united but 10 this may
now be added the colored votes, perhaps 5000. one
hopeful sign is that leading Democrats who expected 10
carry the state iu July anticipate defeat but
Che strongest point OF the Republicans and very strong
our 20 M Is the financial record Of the Administration.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioners Smith ana Manierre, yester-
los. listened TO q plants against policemen Rounds
. pattek Kelly complained Of Patrolman Atteneui OF
, rgelftb Precinct for disclosing the secret nstrue
% hs superior officers. Asteneii was fined three
davs' pay Pauolman Green OF the ssNonth rleGlne'
- obtained Of by Grand ROuDdsman Kelly Tor lean
i so,inst wall The officer deeMtet l11t th ne i W.
Ihs . I771g nersOns who sere going Into the nquVl
w. No fl22 Cherrysi, he says Inc pioee es is
Sl,i' tha worst in the clty' men naYe
pho Vrohh-d there, women ravlshetl ana ruNs
.. atnnst nightly occurrence. 20 D'n i me a
ar Vi - 'sce thai he has been directed tspclaIy 70
tO "a s = while on post duty. and To arrest All III II III
IooA ro,y a. he had done ON seFeral OceasiOln
Svsril men had beer sent 10 Siate IIls.I tto % ~
- t1a~e vrars-whO had been arrested theIe. ia ~
Ha1evre I,ressed his surprise that sucn pa ,be
Nens.b lv tbe Excise COMMISSIONER anu ieleiIu ''
case 20 the full Board - Iii, -, .bo Tigbth Precinct
va. sInissed for being intoxicated WINE on uHy.
trolmen Wesley Lyon and Isaac L. Leh oI w, ", ii
Police and staats NJ. DyckmHn OF the ' leEon'" ~
were retired an pension Of $3.50 year ehcb x,o--,
The witnesses In the House Of Detehtion III ~ "a
It. were ordered b. De removed 10 thr ~. Pc
LEONARD ~ formerly occupied by the lLh ~
lice, preparatory o. tearing down tne IN
ana tI,cting ON IT. ste edh for tI'e '', t ~
Of tle Fourteenth Precinct loic "1 rt,s ~ Ieteu.
1 have been heretofore committed 10 the il''' w. ~
1 ton.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
p0ITTIcAI NOTES

James White has been nominated for Con-
~ ly the Democrats Of the Ist District Of Tennessee
The Hon. Orestes Cleveland and Judge Rankin
addressed Democratic meeting last nigh, in Hoooken.
The Democrats Of the Xth District Of New
York have nominated Carkson " Potter FOR reelection
~ Con gross.
The Democrats Of the Third Judicial District
OF Eew-YOrk have nominated William l. Learned for
Supreme Court Justice.
The Republicans Of the Id Assembly Dis
trot OF Dutchess County have renominated David A.
Mlif)rd for the Assembly.
A.G. Green, Republican, was yesterday elected
State Senator from the Petersburg Nal Dlsrle D! -'O
majority over Col william Cameron
The Republicans Of Dutchess County yes
f.v nominated Cornelius Pitcher Tor sheriff. John W
Fucen for County Clerz and Iristram CONN lol Dl'
trctAttorney.
The Democrats OF the XXXth District OF
rrk have nominated william Williams for Con
-s The District I, at present represented by DaVu
Bennett. Republican.
The Hon. Clarkson \. Potter, VI. c. of New
Rochelle was renomin8ted Yesterday by the Democrats
o. W.fe hester Patuau and Rockand Counties to rep
Teseai tIe Xth Congressional District.
-,namr Drake opened his canvass OF the
STATE OF ssour with speech at Hannibal on the 27th
las Iu which be charged the boiling Republicans with
design break u the party and the state to the
Democracy.
The Hon. Thomas G.. AlvOrd OF Syracuse,
AMI the Hon. A. X Parker. President " the WOosford
and kaufman Club opeDed the campaign az Pottsdam
1ast evening by spirited and instructive addresses 10
crowded house. Much enthusiasm manifested and
the work has begun IN earnest.
Gen. Chas. II. Van WycS has published a
card declining TO become candidate for reelection TO
Congress from the XItb District Of New York The Gen
era serving his fourth term Congress- having
been lr elected 20 1853 He out OF Congress during
All interval Of four years which mostly spent IN the
army.
Patrek Meehan, one Of the Judges Of the
urinary meeting held 20 elect delegates To the County
Con venon in tbs Eighth Ward Of Jersey City has mad,
Al dsst charging the Inspectors with open un
d.sguis.d fraud lie alleges that tina police officers il
attendance were the most active agents In the yolcn
and seandslous maltreatment Of honest citizens
Another meeting held last evening and set 0
delegates elected.
The Democratic Convention, for nominating
acandidate Tor Congress in the With Kentucky Di
trlct met on 1uesday al Walton Ky. On account Of
Disagreement yroWns out Of the n inner no which som
o. the deegates had been elected, aA Efforts 90 even
.tsllporary orrsrizsuou failed. The meeting ia O.
mOulag sas ,Olstsrous and IN the Afternoon Jude
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29


DAyISA Plains n Y oE Tueta7 Sept n 1910 C1rHe =
tn 1.. ,sI friends Of te amy are respectfully invited attend
H. fuaeri en residence THURSDAY afternoon lsih nat
morning for nte ment
pICKAt AZ residence sl DeKAbave. Brooklyn n T. serA %
lJ "a DeAe formerly OF CaTeraek n l. IN tue ssh y-S Of
Resn5s aAs friends Of the family ave sboai farther notice
funeral a. the Reformed NhurcA CaTerack
Friday morning iOi oeock
pIfzINsON-At Cuba y s. 1ST0 Minerva l. Dxknsor
taughsr Of Hsm4n Dickinson, aged - years
p0sTRR-In city the 2h ns, Florence agsd year ard
months younzest dseglter Foster ID
n \ asd grsudauzher o james L Jackson Of this asy.
Tne remains VII. be taasn " Utica for nternent
sASPORD-Moudav the inst Rebecca Hasd MA'er wife Of
Marcus B. Stafford. 10 the 5lst year Of Der age
The re family invited 70 Hfeni her funeral
from I'D East Poy f ST., on TAAry IS1 INST
al 10 O'Clock E- SilAOo fnrther notice
TRAvER-Ou Tussv 27 inst Lulu NJ tAzghtsr Off Oakley
Ry Sd i are requested to attend her fanssl Pr. 10Th
Brooklyn- Tlks Fulton cars from Fulton fsFfy
VAN BLARCOM-At Cornwall the HUDSON Oa ths tA nS John
" s,iv mi ts 81 d. family are ed attend the anrA
vthoa, f,ter notice from Johns NJ Church % Bed
orisVe laa wisonst, Brooklyn D. On Fn1AJ. SePl ~ a.
Pm
Sept r. Henry g. yuunssss cld
Of Dr Richard H. and Mar, Westerve age mouths n ts
The es and friends Of the family are is'eg ,n ~ luend
MonaoeoaVe Bergen Jersey CaI j. on Ansass aer'
nOo1 sept ~ ~ Oelock
wHITR-Ou WEDNESDAY. the 21th inst Oliver Whie;
His friends respectfully invited attend e funeral % rhaaY she
xsth, ai 2 , IA hou hs lAss resaens- 10 GraodsI
Boston pApss please copy
wILLCoNB-Ou second day Monday 10Th Of A Rsath Joha Win
% e- III b. beli the Friends Meeting Hou,e Rutherford
place Of kas' ffsseu 90 Eth day ThurA afternoon
without further notice.
yATRsLAs, evening city
s;tsnd The aasra No Eas Pn
ninth % FRIDAY Afternoon sept -, n o'esef
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

s,,,,o,s we occasion q bitterness OF feeling that VIII
~, ~ s1on aayed defeat our candidates ana eject
- VINO sre hostile as believe to the best interests
- the country. Let personal feeling everywhere pe
-ieced on the altar Of country welfare. LEI US
g united for in union there Is strength and We sha
NOW results az the coming election that VIII gaty
erv one who has az heart the welfare OF the ette anu
Nation. and strengthen the Repubhcan party wiz N ,,s
sp"s far been so great "A success Pennsylvania must
,aintan her Republican strength IN Congress, OF neI
dearest interest will be ruthessy sacrlced anu tHo &
Tslatre is charged with the duty OF apporuonng tne
elate for legislative and Congressional purposes,
,be los 0f Pennsylvauia now will in all probability oc
casiOn the lOss OF her electoral vote TO the -
candidate for President in ls72, and DeInoel1 -. o
vent the Republican party from regalnhE 'o veors
they have held triumphauty for the Lsl .Se 70
81 only those who were Oya and true during -lo D.
balhOn be trusted, and the world viii see ta' a fIv
Vublc cannot die Lot feeling OF 0tsi ~ o,,ance
a. % the result keep Republican stet IIl' ~ ~ 70
a. he polls an early hour on election Hy, 4 osfo
tory glorious and complete as eIoe'eN '
Oor wal again crown your euOrts -. r4o+c IL Com
JOHN COyODE. Chairman 9talo IA OO''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
NETWORK.

IHE TROUBLE IN TIE XXXIsT CONGRESS Dis
TiuCT-THE NOMINATION POSTPONED.
JAMESTOWN, Sept. 2S.-The Republican Con-
oHa Convention in the Chautauqua District met at
Aavue on the 27th inst. COntesting delegations ap
eared from the Ist Assembly District The Hon. Porter
Sheldon, the present incumbent proposed 20 the COnven
tiou % withdraw bis candidate if Mr. Sessions
would do e same leaving the Convention to select
candidate to harmonic the party. This Mt Sessions
declined The Convention stood ten delegates for MT
sheldon five for Mt. Sessions, and five contested. The
Convention remained in session during the afternoon
and finally adjourned this morning for eight days
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
THE CHINESE IN BELLEvILLE, N. J.

call having been issued for mass meeting
n, ner.ons residing in Belleye " j., who opposed
~ having Chinese work in that town, large crowd AS
ernbled last night in front Of the Mansion House Mr.
Robert Osborn called the meeting 70 order conducted
- .,i,.,s tLr,ttg ghuut made "A speech, and intro
Guc1d pr Vail OF NewarA, VINO lh q .'he address,
0opced the importation of COoio laDoItf- ana called
-. tte iaboring meu 10 raise tler voices ana enter
s,on protest against the Immigration OIL "ld0atrous
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
HOMICIDE AT BOUND BROOK, ". ].

About two weeks ago q number Of Blacks
and Whites, while drunk, engaged in fight at Pound
Brook ~ J., and during the melee cOlored man f-om
New-York named Frank Diamond, had his head broken
by a brick day or two after he arrested on a
charge Of stealing and while awaiting tra in the jail at
Someryile died cOroner's Inquest was held on Tues
day and returned verdict that he came 60 his
dea at tue hands Of Michael Van Nest white man EN-
poyed IN q lumber yard at Bound Brook, and one Of
those engaged in the row.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMPsTIC MARKFTs.


ERuORLRASs SepS 28Pour dull Superine 80 . Dvuhlo
Extra s5 ~. Treble Extra % 80 Corn lover BIed lic White
quiet but frm ST. Louis 81 Gs2o Bran s haCHocr'
SO Pork uomnaly Bacon reas at l4 lff for shOuaers
Hollis for Clear Rib; ladl8i Cear Sides IariI
I6i d6;c Kers lgd20 Moasses-Reb0e z3dJc WHISKY dull
Rrct6e 37i &c Coffee quiet Prime uominsy l7a EEetangs
Sterling keqI2s Se-5H Ushi premaze Gos li3t ,..,
dn Strained 30 Crude Tupenune hanged Tar unchsnse
Cotton dull with a iowu~arl tendency Mddlng1. &c. -
LoUvTLIE sept 23BArIng dm At 2SaSe Cotton dull Md
da. sc Flour declining declining. Orher grams arave
,nf Unchanged Provisions finer and unchanged T9bceo
sae - hhds for frosted Trash s7G % for low LsAi
l. Mah0-suy vrappc- -.., ,-,,-
AuGrsr, Ga sept % Cotton very active a li9lie for hdangsi
ssl4s. ls bales, receipts !, ,J63 bales
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
BrFPno CATTLE MARKET-sepr. "a

The mush depressed and pucr 'r al hns
The supply OF ce le 40 being
II c1 this fct have hal no eiet
sales opening reach soui 8 head a. - 70
Coss. - 2 or far lnlana Stes1 tnc % o
shora Indiana averaging lfD n Michigan sei for - SD
b2l; Illinois The yards full Vih prospect
through first hands
last drUpTei IN prce snd are
% Ohos SJ0 - p and ln tanada lambs At
Canada sheep worth IS 5Od 55 b2ti Michigan
81 -. InIaGa, - f.t.
lIsoatl lt,O head. chiehY 10 realer4
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

hesthens Re was followed by Michael r Kinney
COunsl Tor the Board OF Aldermen OF Newark who
gSta thlt resolutions be adopted oOndemning ths i'm
portStiOn OF the Chinese
Other sicahers fol0wed IN the strain. and tie
meelBH aYourned Col Rafferty,. Democratic candidate
Tor C0hSres from the IYh District Of jersey was
on the platform and made a short address
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

HALL-LOOMER-A the Frst Congregational Church WI mantle
b. The Rev Horace WnDS John
Ju w. only Laughter Of 5 LoOuer a. Of "lAi-
No carA
ARD-PIEECB-Oa Tuesy Sept T residesoe of the
brides ithr Iarrvtogu BY Hon A. b. iIPpan justice OF The
Suprene COI Melville Harvard Sarah W daughter II John W.
Pierce.
UIgROD-COWDRRY-On the 9Th ins BY Rev P Z Nash, M
Jane Hnrc Cal to Miss Jennie CeSdreJ Ot Nov
YORK
OSBoRy- MFTFORDOn Tuesday. 2Th inst, At Trinity Chapel
A. Dix Nj Th8mas W. OsSOrn ~ AH Lilac u
Metfori. al Of .his cIE
s,rrrUCCTNAN- weinesay SEPT % At g. Bernahas Chuh.
uisou Rev ". II. BENJAMIN rector, Charms
smith Il HoAya ConDe Conan 1ng as " ne A'e san asi
C0man
WEIANT-SEARINd-On WeineSiay sept %, by ths Rev = J.
smith A. ,mrkiss Cove " Z George Neian' esq, Oh btcny
Point o. Soaring. dAughtes u "aree Se~ns - The
resienc8 Jf the bndes fAihyE.
AH Notices II Marriages must be 'HdorSed u'tA fatt
L ll...a
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
6perial Notices.
Specially. Light Locomotive,

specially. Light Locomotives
snd bshi rs Fs asBn.
Asd elsinea auArrsA Ah%~
nsla fpr photographs stS fan iaformatos sdaTess
SMITH PORTER. i1tshargs -- re---
Gruileinenis seal Ring.
s..laF q. r,..arss rre-s qEp ALLss 80 Br'a'RH 1
), k--..I,. Ill
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
H4RRTED

wesdas sud VIstins Cards, In.sL Stamping No' P.psr
W. R7EEpsLLt ssys FgLrossr OLD DETeH
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

Depot for Congress and Empire Sprigg Waters, 81
ChamJers-st None etrSile sold on daught
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
DEATH OF A POMuNEST METHODIST.

Mr. kees LeWls, one OF the OIdest members
and most uronlnent officials Of the Welsh Calyinstic
Methodist Church. in EaSt Thrteenthst, died In this
city on Monday morning, after al lness Of four
weeks duration. The deceased was nearly 70 years
%, age aud had been a member Of the church
d., ,,tioued for upward OF 33 years, and elder in
me same or a large pOrtiOn Of that time The funeral
- Ics Yesterday afternoon. from his church, in
ne t,reseuee of one OF the largest assembages ever
o. bsred within those walls Besides the members Of the
tiou and many personal friends, the Ancient
tifa,s Eenenf society were In Attendance in body.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
DIED

AH Nsa6ss II Marriages must be iadOr1ed DcitA hiu
name All GGGress.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
METHopISa IN NEw-JERsEY.

The New-Jersey Methodist State Convention
held IT'S -ecosd days session yesterday at the Taylor
Oper House In Trenton, and will adjourn this evening
The following are the statistics Of the Methodist Church
in New-Jersey Travelling preachers. $50 local preach
ers s5 churches and places for preaching, 80? In com
mnnOu l95s4 menbera, and on probation s,9s church
r1uary valued at Si3745 paT-Onages 500 $50 three
aradcm,es Sgl5,0O; Drew Seminary. incuding endow-
nrt SEQ 600 sunday Sos officers and teachers,
9g9l scholars, 5d-03A.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20
Tn. BARREN, anal.

The Darcn canal treaty, us it passed
the-rongres- OF Colombia, provides That In
titpe Of war neither the United States, nor
arfS other power, shall be allowed to pass
ths.r armcd vessels through the canal.
Siulc.4;his government will mainly foot
tho bill for building the canal, such q pro-
vision will scarcely 10 tolerated. II is
probable that the result will bc reopen
occasion FOR Colombia to insist upon any
sueh SpuIatlon. If fears for itself 1t
wingo some OF the great powers, rs its
weakness its only strength. II gains
nothing by trying TO keep what Il consid-
ers to he danger away from itself, except
the il-will Of governments which, il so
,nndal, could gobble it up Mt any time.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20
FARTF ORGANIzA TYON-THE Ne
cESSiTIES OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

Although ten weeks intervene be.woe,
:as Pie,eh' time and the day Of the elec.
'ioh' "s none too soon for the Democracy
OF 'he Thirteenth Congressional dis,ric, 10
s0mmenee tbs work Of organiaa,ion,
A plan u organization has been s,,
ge'ted by J. r. LOOMS, Esq, chair,n.r :,
the Congressional Central COMMITTEE ~,
Is simple and effective. j, ia no,bina
more than the formation Of precinc, and
county clubs the holding of club meeting,
and the distribution Of campaign paper,
and documents.
There are but few sores " heal in ia,
Democratic party of Egypt, no divisions
to reconcile-no considerable impedimen
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20

ThE.NiSrn Cfxsus.-1'hc returns re.
ceivcd by CommissionSr walker, Indicate
a population inltho United States OF 49,.
100000: Ho Hrgues that tho, large cite,
will fall 20 por cent. below jthc estimates
placed upon their populs,ion1 for the rea.
son that Inc estimates sre al based upon
calculations made Of the number who are
arriving in n city. But no note has been
taken Of those who left. The Chicng oan,
are now much disappointed over their lg'
ures, showing but 100000, when they OK.
pec,ed 400, 900, but il /, the same with Gin.
cinnsti where they claimed 100000, and
have bu. barely 100000. ... .H
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20
Tux Hos. SAMUEL = MARSHALL wa

Tbs Hos, SAMUEL y. MARSHALL was
rcnopinatcd. for election to Con
grcss, from the Twelfth district, b,
the Democratic convention held u, Flora
on tho 10th instant, by acolnma,ion. Hi
nomination gives entire satisfaction 20 the
Democracy Of his district, and Is but "A lit
a'Srsd-dis Raiiy" and sS uiRGdy'Ifa Aehaarg9i
congress and elsewhere. Mr.. Marshall is
n man Of unquestionah!e ability, and his
election by an overwhelming majority is
already regarded as fory' nc conclusion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20
a-n. Tho Richmnnd. Ylrrin

g-S' The Richmond Virginia Stat,
JowJai, Il very decent Radical print
thinks tliRt the bayonct and blool.hcd wal
waged against rebels, Is contributing
largely TO the down.all of the Radical
party, and tina, haysing the negro and pro-
scribing .hc wbiieman,y will never win
again. Here Is !, lrict cxtrac, from re
cent wall. which ,im'e,s with general ap.
proval by suniry 1eaiing Radical jonr.
nall;
The Republican party commit, fatal
mi stake when 10 depcud, alone on the
colored VOC, and hicra,cs an (Southcrnl
men-yi wealth, intelligence aad influence.
liithrto The p'rr'y IN h management Of
Southern matters, tus persisted IN pro.
scrlbing The inaj9i,y of the people Th..
course must bo changed. and the White
morcs and Portcr,, who hav~, dlscrac,l
the patty ID the States thoy- have pre-.
tended To- rcprcscnJ, must he N,cardci ur
there will not be- II single southern state
Republican ia ls72.-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20
lrs.As In North Carolin,

Ars' rs IN North Carolina, so IN Tom
c'see Che democrats gained ~ suh.tan,isl
advantage 10 the late clcaiion. rlcc,inp
ihr'c Judges at the Supreme court. nIj
carrying til" state by handsome majority
The inen elected to the ,gprcmc bench
are "bie, patriotic aud true. lion. n. A,
L. Nel.on, formerly member OF the fed
crol house ofroprescntatiye, and 40. p
Nicholson, former United State. senator
ana at one time editor of the Washington
'"'''| are among the judges elect. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20

iY a little rcd-hot extingulsher over
~ INDIANA, commenting ON an article -,
QUIZ IN which We referred 10 democr,,ic
victory by means Of peaceful Appliance.
proposes 70 resist Mr. Summers eonaii,y
biIl 20 the death Al, We have had
that chicken crow before. Mr.. B. F. Butler
ana Mr., John a. Logan crowed il IN snn
I",syt told US to 'go in" and we uw,n, i, ~
and THAR was Mr. Logan and AHA, was
MI Butler? On the contrary. quite Tho
1eVerse.-l Louisville Courier WV
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20

s%' The Cairo BULLETIN has no, a..
charged by the Shawneetown Msrea,u a..
sa'ied u. T. Linegsr, Esq, on the score of
his ignorance. We have had nothing 70
say on that subject, We SIMPLY said, and
We repeat that o"r candidate doesn't spell
Hod with little "ip
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20

Bay Tho Tribune, of jackson, Tenn,
has been consolidated with The West Ten
ncsscc Wig, of the same place. W. ".
Gates " Co.. are editors and proprictors.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20

ipS Among the possibilities of tho com.
BrooSI S r@ season in New York and
sbortN.tsinli' an exceedingly blonde md
ardson.MC cI p. opera, founded on the Rich.
expressly fa 1r'a M roIaauce, and written
church, BY ' 0pya .Ss orchestra of Plymouth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-20

Seg" Wabash county has to refused eX-
tend the time for completing the Cairo and
Nincenncss railroad. What motive impels
the people and county court OF that county
to that suicidal course, is more than we can
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