, 1872-10-18


The official vote Of the Indianapolis district
for Congress, compared with 1865 is as follows:
s:ss'2:5 sssssS Is sss57'
Rep. maj.,.. 1os2 Rep. 1naj.. 7ea
Henry Wilson mede last night, at Boston.
his ninety-ninth speech in the canvass for tha
Vice Presidency.
Congressman Henry D. Foster, the ancient
antagonist Of John Coyode, ia beaten for 1e-eleo-
tion by 6s9 majority.
The Pennsylvania Constitutional Conven.
ton will meet in Harrisburg on the 10Th Of No
Vember, and will probably adjourn to Philada1-
phia.
-Silas Woodson, the Liberal candidate for
Governor Of Missouri, has resumed his canvass,
although still weak from recent severe illness.
Senator Schurz has appointments next week.
in Missouri, at Boonville, Sedala, Lexington.
Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Macon City.
Among the gentlemen most actively On the
stump for Greeley, in New York, are: Amasa
J. Parker, Charles B. Sedgwick, William E. Bob
inson, Emory B. Pottle, James s. Thayer. Cen
eral q. A. Barnum, Judge Harlow L. Comstock,
William B. Ruggles, Judge E. D. Calrer, E. 0.
Perrin, John 4. Griswold, John G. Saze, William
A. Beach, and Erastus Brooks besides Francis
Herman, Ohauncy II. Derew, Sam. S. Cox, and
others who ara candidates. Horeto Seymour ia
announced for speeches at Lowyil1e, the 21at,
and Cooperstown, the 2sd.
The Springfield Republican says:
The Liberals are certainly beginning to revive from
the Maine purchase Of votes were Of. They atow
pluck and vality the consciousness OF good cacse,
and the conviction Of strength not yet developed
The great majorities obtained for the Grant
fclaf in T (Ts1Tia C1ofn ar3 ~
counties bordering on the Ohio River, are sig-
nifcant. They were contiguous to the States
from which negroes could bee, and we're, doubt
less, run over in large numbers and co1onized
for voting purposes. Hamilton County waa:
sounded, but We we're On the alert here, and pre-
vented it to any great e1tent.-C Cincinnati En.-
quirer.
"A Washington letter says one effeS1 Of
Grants reelection will be to make the pesty
that supports his Administration more sohdiietl
and impcrious, and more ezacting than ever.
The writer proceeds:
So far from pledging himself in his inaugural to-
retire at the close Of bis second term he will he silent
that subject leaving it to his friends to manage
that matter, as they do, ior their own benefit Ii Il
second term for General Grant is desirable to them
third term will be still more SO.
The supporters Of the Administration in
Florida have fallen to quarreling over the spols
Of patronage, and there is high old row at
Jacksonville.
Governor Isham G. Harris has taken the
stump in East Tennessee, against his old enc
my, Andy johnson
-Hartrnnft, in q speech since the election,
sent his personal compliments to Foxney, Cur
tin, Bi1lingfolt, Moorhead, and others, in these
words:
a few men, who assumed to be leaders, deserted to
the enemy in the heat Of the battle, but fol-
lowed them, and their going has given Us peace and
harmony. One Of them now pretends to be for Gree
1ey another p5etends to be Tor Grant tn anoner pre-
outside Of the Republican party order to deteat It,
# they repent, they must go to the rear and not u.s.
| sume OF try to be leaders.
Josiah Turner, j., whose Sentinel printing
Office at Raleigh was blown up the other morn
ing, is very unpopular with General Grants par
II in North Carolina. 4 correspondent writes
He has done mora in the last three years to expose
the yiaInies Of carpe-baggers and Administration
sssn aa4ssetias I'D !: bsss$ X F. 1 Saz @o,: ;:
him IN his Office. Eight Of them attacked hin in the
daytime, and his lie was saved only by his cool
drew: they n % haes % twce shot at his Vie His press
was broken only two three months ago by carpet
bagger at night, and cost s4oo for repairs.
The greed for P1under in the Grant party
does not alone imperil the National Treasury
| II is co-extensive with the possession Of Power.
| The Springfield Republican Gays:
New Hampshire Of which Portsmouth and Exeter ara
the chief towns, has not increased @ much since 1882
n he eeiusz ast + las
crease In 1880, the second year Of Jacksons Admin
tstEaon the tai but s. oo? this yaaF il Is $50 oe9
s16,6e7, in 1855, when the Republicans took pos
session Of the State about s2o,ooo In 1885, i was
up to 500 IN 1876, and now it IS asooeo This does
not any expenses, but showa the advance in
prices ena the reckless expenditure Of the hepubhean
called upon to shudder at the thought OF this Re-
! publican Ring losing its power.
The Memphis Aualanche says the Hunter
ticket in Arkansas was q fraud, concocted by
Clayton to deceive and divide the Opposition
forces, under the pretence that Governor Hadley
had separated from him; and the Aralancha
| adds:
The Arkansas Grant managers are noted tor shsawd-
| Of that shining political virtue.
The Norfolk Tirgtnian sayB:
Whether Mr.. Greeley is elected OF not It Is plain that
think over the troubles and dstresses to which hare
| been subjected. The New York Heather-CoeE, COM
monty known Is The Herald out II odsanse fo1 5 iaaS
tho Greeley campaign has attained this result at Least
Tho Houston Union, Grants paid organ IN
| Texas. insists that the Mexican Protectorate Will
come speedily after Grant Is reelected
| The Rev D. s. Starr, Of Whitehall, who waa
| nominated as the Bourbon candidate Tor Lieu
tenant Governor Of Illinois, respectfully de-
| clineB the honor"
Senator Allison, OF Town, disappointed Des
A1oines audience, last Wednesday evening, by
not coming to time. The Senator has had little
heart in the canvass for Grants reelection
There is no faltering in New Jersey. The
| Liberal press Of that State stands squarely
| up to the fight, aud shows no sign Of doubt or
| fear.
| The New York Times, in the campaign now
| happily almost over, has earned for itself
reputation for infany cnly surpassed By that Of
the men in Pennsylvania whom, in its alayish
subserviency, it has laudod to the skies. It Is
the Dalgetty of the American press, and, aa
such, it's paid-for ISLANDERS can 10 passed By, but
it's brutality, its Ignorance, and lack Of patriot
ism, honor, and decency, constitute it mean
critic Of even the most ordinary Of Americana.-
| F0r7aey's Press,
The case of DR.. James Prestley, Of Pitts.
bursl, Pa, whose appeal to to restored to MEM
| bership in the United Presbyterian Church has
| excited 20 much iatere2t, will doubt1egg be set.