Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-20
To the Associated Press.


New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia Reform organ
ization comprising of Charles O'Conor and
other prominent citizens is to tender the
nomination for Mayor to Havemyer on
Tuesday next.
The Republican County Convention to-
night nominated Wm. T. Havemeyer for
mayor.
Pennsylvania.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE official vote
of Pennsylvania shows that Buckalew re-
ceived over thirty thousand more votes
than Packer in 1863, and HartraRft over
sixty thousand more than Geary in the
same year. Hartranft's gain over Geary in
Philadelphia and Pittsburg alone
exceeds twenty-six thousand. In
Luzerne county, where the Mayor and Post
master of Scranton, besides seve ral
Government officials, have been arrested
for bribery and ballot-box stufing, Hart
ranft's gain over Geary's vote is about four
thousand. Proofs of Pennsylvanla's degra-
dation at Simon Cameron's auction block
pour in from every county and crop out in
all official figures. a correspondent writes
from South Creek, Pennsylvania: 'Our
town cast 2l0 votes for Governor. Hart
ranft's majority would have been about SO
on fair vote, but owing to bribery and in
timidation it was doubled. There were
about $50 Liberal Republican votes cast,
but these were more than neutralized by
votes bought of Democrats at five dollars a
vote"
A letter from Hazleton, Pennsylvania,
says: Gas far as this (Union) county is con-
cerned there were not less than 100 Libe-
| raj Republicans who voted for Buckalew.
Yet Hartranft gains fourteen votes on last
years majority. One Grant Republican
in Miflinburg led ten Democrats to the
polls to vote for Hartranft. The Cameron
ring bought more than enough votes to
make up their losses by Liberal detection.
In Hartley, Hartleton, and Lewis town
ships, there was no money used, and the
result is very satisfactory. Last year tn Sc
three districts gave sixty-eight Republican
majority. This year it is but six. Bucka-
lew would have had thirty-thousand ma
! jority, had there been no frauds, or buying
of Democratic votes" -.a-.--. :
The Worlds Philadelphia letter SAYS:
"Cameron's demand is that he be rewarded
with either Boutwell's or Delano's place
in Grants Cabinet. Cameron's son-in Law, 4,
Wayne McVeigh, is to be appointed Attor-
ney of State by Hartranft. and in case
Cameron is made Secretary of the Treasu-
~ or Interior, McVeigh is to succeed him
In the Senate. The Cameron-G Grant papers
are publishing black list Of Republicans
in Pennsylvania who are t. be forever ex-
cluded from the party. Among the names
are the following: A. G. Curtin, a. K. nc
Clure, E. Joy Morris, Eli Sifer, 7. 81
Marshall, j. Z. Moorehead, q alushua A.
Grow, Titan j. Coffey, E.. Belllngfelt, and
John Hickman. Forney pleads his revolt
was very little one, but he is kicked out
with extra venomI
Administration Tactics in the south
WASHINGTON, Oct, Ill is understood
that portion of the Administration Com
mittee here had a conference with the Pres.
ident to-day, in which they asked of him to
issue proclamation, warning the voters in
the Southern States from creating any dis
turbances on election day. The committee
urged the importance of the above scheme
but the President informed them that il
was inexpedient and unnecessary. The
alleged Ku.Klux outrages were then
recited, but the President still
refused, knowing by the advice
of counsel that 1t was outside of bis pre-.
rogatiye. The President, however, stated
that if any trouble took place in South
Carolina, he would ask in his message tc
Congress that a searching investigation
should be made. The committee have ar
ranged to have even this bit of information
published, and sent broadcast over the
North, but not allowing it to be sent South
hoping to keep the voters there in ignor
ance, and TO profit by the dropping system
when they are defeated fairly.
The Result I'm IndIana-TaIk of Con
testing.
Special to the Louisville Courier-J ournal.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8.-The following
is the official majority for Hendricks in In
diana. All the returns are in except Della
ware and Pike. Delaware gave Browne
LAG majority, and Pike gave Hendricks
120. Mr.. Hendricks majority is I,1S6
Mr.. Kerr was defeated by 146, and Mr.
Eddy was defeated by Is votes. There is
some talk Of contesting the election, as i
has been ascertained that in one townshi,
in Boone county the judges and clerks were
not sworn in at all. If this proves to b.
true, and that township is thrown out, it
will elect nearly all the Democratic off
GERS. have no doubt but recount of the
poll all over the State will be orde re d
The Legislature stands twelve Republic al
on joint ballot. ts- -as
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B. l.. 4.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I9. The Broth
erhood of ocoLmotive Engineers have
, in