, 1872-10-16
POLITICAL.

In several Of the States Constitutional propo-
sitions are to be voted on as follows:
South Carolina (oct. 1s)-To have elections here
after in November. To require the popular approval
Of any measure creating debt.
Wisconsin (Nov. 5)-To enlarge the Supreme Court
adding two Justices
Minnesota (No7. $40 borrow $2500c0, To make
stockholders LIABLE To prohibit local aid to railroads
beyond 10 per cent Of valuation. To sell the 5o0000
acres Of internal improvement land and create fund
for internal improvement.
Michigan {NoT. 5)-To fx the salaries Of Circuit
Judges OF s2,5o0. To limit the number Of Circuits at
fifteen.
Missouri (Nov $40 enlarge tho Supreme Court,
adding two Justices. TO invest the School Fund in
bonds Of the State OF Of the United States.
1e1as (NoV. 6, 6, Z, and 8)-To permanently locate
the Capital at place having the most votes. To limit
md define the Of the Legislature in making lind
grants.
fep Pork {'ov. $40 continue the Commission
Of Appeals in ofnca two years.
The registry List Of San Francisco, the 8th,
had 39,825 names.
reached a total Of 49, II names, against total
Of L, ,915 in the last Presidential election. Of
1,200 negroes registered, over 700 live in Cam
ada.
Anthony, Of the Leavenworth Times,
aAtEO4kd A4dut, DHk 4HEh6 1d4tA Ill 1Du6EO3 1ub
State Central Committee therefore say:
Resosrs That the pursued by tho Leayenworth
Times concerning the Republican State ticket is wholly
eral political course Of said paper in the present can
paign has been ouch to render it longer worthy
of the confidence support Of the Republican party
Kansas.
"This is party Of discipline"
An exchange says:
Dakota Territory didn't feel the influence Of the
Treasury money. As consequence, she elects Lib
eral-Reforu Delegate to Congress.
But it appears that, along the line OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad, they did "feel the in
fuence OF Treasury money! and SO the Liberal
Reform Delegate may not be elected after all.
One OF the faithfu1-to-Grant newspapers in
Indiana says:
manifest to all that it ia neither his popularity nor
Democratic strength that gives him majo1ity
All, indeed! Will the editor please tell what
gives him majority7
The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution has the rumor
that the Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens is about to
yield to solicitations, and become candidate
for Congress, the regular Grant nominee (Clay-
ton) Withdrawing in his favor.
Virgil Loving (co1ored) announces himself
candidate for Congress in the Bowling Green
Ry.) District, but will be bought off by Gol1a-
day, who has negotiated for the entire Grant
vote.
The editor Of the Gold Hill CNev.) Ne.os,
unmindful Of the fate OF Forney; in Pennsyl-
vania, and Anthony, in Kansas, supports Grant,
but opposes the Ring candidate for United States
Senator. The Neaos Of the 9Th says:
Thus far, tho Senatorial contest, far as John P.
Jones personally concerned has been conducted
purely financial basis. His entire time has been
occupied in stock unanpulations q. saE Francisco
ia he man m Afrra
flying visit to manipulate the Primaries and pay of
those Of his troops who will not take promises III
stead.
Here is q brilliant, Of purest ray serene. It
is taken from its appropriate setting in an edi-
toria1 Of the Hartford Courant, the paper that
General Hawley edits, and that supports Yerkes
and Hartranft, Grant and Cameron, Murphy and
0akes Ames, and the party which buys up State
elections. And Of Gree1ey's election that paper
actually says this thing: SIT would hope1eaaly
damoralize American politics.
The Lansing Republican, official organ Of
the party Of that name in Michigan, has taken
upon itself the task to blacken the record Of
Austin Blair as Governor of the State during
two terms. Governor Blair's crime it is needless
to specify.
The Burlington Gowa) Gazette says:
We must push the Congressional fight in this dis
tr1ct. We can make 1t interesting for McCrary, aEd
defeat him, Il the proper effort is made. Let the word
go all along the 1ine and forces be kept steadily
in line and the good work viii be accomplished. Rally
around the aag, and let not corruption In Iowa sfe
the voice Of the people.