, 1872-10-14

General Farnsworth addressed an enthualastlc
Liberal Republican and Democratic meeting st
Belvidere, H., on Friday evening last. He will
speak ct Elgin on Tuesday next.
Colonel D. R. Anthony, Of the Leaven-
worth Times, who supports Grant, and phys
Forney in Kansas, is very 5ubilant over the re-
suit in Pennsylvanin. Anthony thinks Hart
ranft is all right, but that Osborn, the Ring
candidate for Governor of Kansas, is 8 terrible
Rcoundre1.
DR.. George B. Loring. whose turn for
Congress comes next after Ben. Butler, has been
nominated for the Massachusetts Senate in the
interest Of Ren.'s advancement to the United
States Senate.
--Massachuaetts politicians are canSassing the
probability Of the Legislature having to elect
taco United States Senators, next winter.
Cameron is in high feather. He says ::
SHOW, have Forney, Curtin, aud Mcclure all
in one boat, and by Heaven we'll sink the
boat."
The vote Of Colorado, Sept. 10, for Delegate
to Congress, has been canvasEed, and compares
With the election Of 1870 as follows:
cadass RS:g' $780, e4so chase$ Rfsg' Hsp ps2 1906
Miller Dem: 5o58 Hunt, Liberal. e,2so
Total. II ,Sos| Total. Il, Sc
Hep. 1najority..... 1,392fRep. majority. 1885
Benjamin ". Harris, Of East Bridgewater,
Mass, nominated by the Republicans IS tho suc-
ceaaor in Congress Of Oakes Ames, is the rela-
tive and protege of that gentleman, who presided
in the nominating Convention, last Thursday.
The Liberal candidate is Edward Avery, OF
Braintree, well-known Democratic lawyer;
but the district is hopelessly for Grant.
Congressional nominations in New York ::
First District, Republican, Henry J. Scudder {;
Fourteenth, Republican, John Maxwell; Twen-
tieth, Liberal, Hezekish Sturges; Twentieth,
Republican, David WILDER.
Leopold Morse, merchant on Dock
Square, Boston, is the Liberal candidate for
Congress against Samuel Hooper.
The Constitutional Convention OF Pennsyl-
rania will consist of 6S Republicans and G5 Lib
erals. Many Of the best names Of the State
appear in the roll Of delegates.
The incoming Legislature of Georgia will
be composed overwhelmingly OF farmers and
planters.
The Assistant Republicans have nominated
DIR. John Darrah for Congress in the Quincy
QN.) District.
Governor Smith, Of Georgia, in speech ut
Atlanta, last Tueaday, declared himself uumis-
takably for Greeloy's election He said:
Wa have gained victory now; hut there is another
victory TO be attaned or we shall lose oneh Of what
unfolding crest central despotisn at Washington,
tho other promising eqInl rights to the States and
lection to lie heople. What the claims Of Grant
which are At etake9 3hich Is jour chotce9 tfhe
eFo4 Rj9rston out m 11as
twill crafty the friends Of the Liberal cause in
Ulster know that the Hon Erasus Cooke, for EAny
Years. hoaored citizen and leading Republican In
This County, il earnest worker Tor the election OF
Greeley
The October elections have had a marked
effect in Tennessee, where Greeloy'a majority
has been figured SO large as seemingly to admit
Of e division of strength On Congressional can
didates. Andy johnson or Chea:ham must Eow
step aside, andin each district the line must be
drawn. The Electoral vote ia not III peril, but
We must not lose single Representative in Con-
gress.
The Charleston Courier says:
With in South Carolina there s scnrcely star to
umnate the darkness Of the P2'1cal ng: SO i5r
despair. Wehayo faith il tho redemption which alis
that our people viii yet cease their divisions, md,
learning that their only saey 5 IN concert Of actiou
effect the gonia 05S @ 81 s
and with distracted councils, bs possible now 1tmuss
be certain hereafter, We are tre 10 ourselves our
destiny, and our people.
The people Of the State Of New York,
startled, last year, by Tanmany exposures, in
trusted the work OF Reform to q Legislature
overwhelmingly Republican. The result WAS,
| that the Republicans raidoa on the State Treas
ury, and laid in supplies for the campaign
while sReform'' was postponed until more con-
yenient season. The people OF the State Of
New York, therefore, pay taxes this year, in the
amount OF $19, SIC, ,982 ; and the Albany Journal,
the organ OF the Legislature that levied this
tax, sayF, in announcing it ''This enormous
rate Of s36 mills is utterly without precedent.
The rate for 1870, the highest which had ever
been reached up to that time, was 41-156
mi1le." Such is the practical and net result Of
expecting Reform ct the bands Of party
which has become, in State and Nation, tho
mere engine Of Power, Patronage, and Plnnaer.
The Liberals lose the. Congressman for
Lehigh and Montgomery Counties, Pc, because
they could not agree on 2 candidate, and James
s, Biery (Grant) is elected.
The Federal patronage in San francisco is
s743, 1892, disbusaed among 457 peraons,-all for
Grant.
The jackson (1ich.) Republican says:
Among the msmbe1s renominased to the Legislature
We gratiaea to notice Senator Pru.Ena7, OF ~
Joseph; ]. Webster Cnild=, ut Ta=hteuaW 5S5); SID
1o) !. auzanar, Of Monroe, namhes o1 th1Rsessnt