The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02


Hill into the Jurisdiction OF the state, In
Sas tom. Tsss 5b dS among ISs fulH!is:
statesman by the name Of Hill was on his way to
the character OF the said distinguished statesman.
here when he found himself in prison cell. Nj:
ss1 Rsass; ss: been y Sas'' (: ~ sss
bead Of the movement, but as Duncan
ter bearing tSaa any 0f' ~ the ana rest there
age. They have sdnittsd G there L some Vtts
headshlp Of the machine. spent some little time
today talking with an old chap from the town OF
were ali disposed to vote ior Greeley, but might
he seemed to be honest and was inquisl-
tive about Duncan, and being told who
duncan was, regretted that he had lost his
was called upon by an Officer OF Louisville who had
commanded a battalion raised In Kentucky sent to
Duncan mad raised q battalion and joined the same
army.
COLONEL FIrzHUaH
SAID that shortly after Duncans battalion came to
Harper's Ferry, some lady In Baltimore bought
quantity Of blankets and presented them TO the said
KentSoSy battalion: Shortly after making the pres.
and inquired OF the troops about the blankets.
she was told that Duncan had sold the blankets
wards Duncan's quarters, the inquirer found that
duncan SAID the troops owed him some money
to reimburse himself This led TO one Of the scan.
dals against the Confederate cause, The rationale
OF southern politics is or the highest interest to
movement has been to the republican party-Iib-
erallzing-the example OF Greeley has
essrsma,t to the the South The south s
making money here are those who have y obtained q
monopoly Of transportation, forwarding, &C., and
capitalists. II Greeley il defeated the better men
south stand prepared to coalesce, organize and So
naliy nperai party IN this section which would
PROTEST AGAINST BOURBONIsM AND OLD CON-
sERvATIsM
OF All kinds, and be ready to keep up the alliance
with the Northern republicans who have reached
forth helping hand. The secondary energies OF
all these people Of the better classes are being used
70 the present cSato even despite
offensive to democrats South than to politicians Of
any class in the North. 1t is to them deliberate
and mercenary selllng-Out OF all good designs for
the reclamation Of this Southern country.
THE FIGHT IN THIS SECTION
Is ior the next five years, and not for the next
three months. II Grant be elected and Bourbon
Ism Ia Kentucky and Tennessee cry aloud,
>1,StrT .'YOU DID THIS THING"
great majority OF the democratic party Is pre-
pared to say, 1--WE did; we accept defeat, and we
propose to try 1t for some years to come" am
not able to say from an investigation of matters
HeTe JndC UIeT0 ii any paralysis IN the DeTal TANKS
among democrats or republicans, because
GRANTS PROSPECTS SEEM IMPROVED.
Banton Duncan Is looked upon with contempt
and this makes no change In his condition. A
sharp notoriety seeker, of Indifferent courage and
g ee az Ss ne w % d out ~ the
altar ut Louisville on which Bourb0nism Will burn
Great distress has befallen one Cummings. Of
Ohio, prominent light In the straght-out move
ment. He was unable to stay away from Louisville
when ne heard Of the Convention about to assem-
BILE; He came here some two weeks in advance
and put up ut one of the hotels. After he had been
on the premises about two weeks
THE PROPRIETOR SENT IN HIS BILL.
Cummings said he was himself short Of funds,
but would take the bill over to Blanton Duncan,
and and no doubt he would have II cashed. He re-
turned In few minutes very discOnsOlate. Dun
can would advance nothing except opinions and
would not cash anything whatever. The proprietor
him an affectionate adieu. Cummings continues to
remain In these parts, expressing his opinion Of
Blanton Duncan and Louisville enjoys itself over
the episode. Amongst the rubcund and rotund OBJ
jects to be seen at this free lunch is
oHAUNcEY BURR, OF NEW JERSEY.
a on as c seae q ssnn Gait with oss
looking up into the faces Of visitors who
enter their n the register as
HERALD man interviewed him to-day without an
great success. That elderly fossil, $. F. Bayaid,
Of news was exceedingly small to the
amount Of talk. Louisville people had been
newspaper reporters Of the 66dhtry would give
this movement an Importance at q distance, but
tonight everybody is happy. About fifty l0afers
some wearing one suspender and others wear
ing portion OF a paper collar. The
hotel proprietor looks askant upon this
gathering, and has ordered the baggage
OF the said guests to be measured and hefted, In
order ORD to ASCERTAIN whether he has any security for
lett church after the morning and evening services
and came into the Gait Hotel and walked around
the national guests very much as II set OF gypsies
had arrived and encamped In the front oice OF the
chief hotel In the city.
Blanton Duncan has excited great disgust among
the labor retOrmers by gallivanting around town
with double team and q coachman In livery and
purple cushions, and with the aristocratc CONT In
one toe and a red slipper c0nsplcuously put for
ward He Is truly an object OF alarm and appre-
hensi0n to the Aforesaid labor reformers.
DELEGATES TO THE LIBERALDEM0CRATI
STATE N0NVENTI0N