New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-19
Innnrr,rr1RD FROM FIRST PAaE.l

the previously obtained CousShCC "a ~
lodge or enc8mpment from when De Is suS
nanded mr. pxueIIed: provided, however, that
members suspended or dropped tor non-Pay-
1neDt of dues may be admitted TOR member
sbip in another jurisdiction or sovereignty
up0n such conditions and under such
rules and regulations as tins Grand
Jodge may have prescribed or may al any
time adopt was unanimously adopted.
Other amendments wero laid on the table
for future action. Several resolutions re
lating to the trial of members in subOrdi-
nate and Grand Lodges, and to ceremonies
and rituals, relative to trust funds and to
holding meetings on the Christian Sabbath
were submitted and referred.
SAN FRANCISCO, September l8.-Out of
nine hundred and fifty Jurors summoned, a
iury was at last obtained for the new trial
of Laura ID. Fair.
PITTsBURG, September 49, = General
John A. Logan has been chosen permanent
president of the Veterans convention.
The resolutions Of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' convention endorse Grant and Wilson
and Hartranft. Adjourned sine die.
TRENTON, n. j., September l8.-H0race
Greeley accompanied by Governor Ran
dolph arrived today in a special train. A
number Of citizens we're in waiting. Cheers
were given for Greeley and Governor Ran
dOIph Mr.. Greeley thanked the people
for the demonstration, whether personal to
himself or in favor of the great Liberal
movement throughout the country. In the
latter respect it was exceedingly gratifying
as showing the desire Of the people for
pure and simple government where the
rights Of all are respected, and the public
interest protected.
ST. Louis, September l8-A late Fort
Smith, Arkansas, paper learns from a gen
tleman just from the Greek Nation that the
troubles there are coming to head. Chief
Chieste, with men favorable to law and or
der, are in arms and are sustained by the
United States troops sent from Fort Gibbs.
The entire party number 800 men. The
Sands party is also in arms, with nearly
the same strength, and collision is re-
garded almost inevitable: 1t is stated if
Sands party attempted further resistance
to the law no quarter will be given them.
DENVER, Col, September l8.-On Satur
day last about forty Sioux and Cheyennes
attacked a rancho seventy miles northeast
OF Trinidad Colorado. and murdered the
family of the proprietor, who escaped to
Fort Lyons.
Troops were started Immediately in pur-
suit Of the savages. On the same day
another large band attacked the stock
rancho of Jones Brothers, and at last ac-
counts had surrounded the party in charge
Of the herds. The latter were fighting as
best they could. Troops have gone to their
relief
KEoKUK, Iowa, September I8.-The
steamer s. T. Merrill. OF the White Collar
Line, was burned this evening while lying
at Tue wharf aI F" arSa", 4iInoLS' me h[e
originated 10 Iho texas, ahu as SUN gaze
was pio"Ihgi az elI1LUS I 70 suouge tne lialues
"eLo HasdllibS ava ne i p9ao "nu e'SL91 were
the levee also burned. The amount of loss
is not stated.
LEXINGTON, September I8-Fine weather
al9 Inol otSl9S inIe1"SO D1ouSAU ouU d ltlil
auuionC9 I. - Io-u@A h,oo
'"S' 1'"ce- "o L1Iio HeatS' purse @4oo'
Aureoa won easily y).'''''.''''' .',.'...'.'.
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GadwaHaders colt
Harian3 al nj
Bette Washington.
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1lne-l'4472, i;4o4.
There will he three races tn-,nnrroyv-a
burdle race. for which there are five en- tries.
q mile and a half dash. Ave entries and a.
selling race siy entries
Jh-SC .CTt5P pa Snptarnhnr 12 -Horacn
Greeley I4ft New York on n snecial train
to.dav to visit the Indiana STATE apricuI-
fnraI fair toyInorrorr A al Tointe 1bara
+ha Train sto,tned entbnsiastic crowds no1l
greHateI to 56 him honor On arrival here
an Immense asscmhIa@e Gathered in and
around the denot. Tie train ,stonred but
Fifteen minutes and from +ha haIconv nf
fhe Ca1d we'll Uonse he smoke as follows:
FeIinw-citignns--y 500 befoTo Won ono
who is lust now the object of much yitll-
ncrative Remuneration. 1t is proclaimed
fhat / nave been secessi0nist, Know. Moth
ING, and even negro trader. Whatever
seems likely to produce prejudice against
me is freely uttered without any regard to
truth. | have been repeatedly asked to re-
fute these calumnies, but have thought it
bestnot to attempt to do so, inasmuch as any
denial | might make would fail to silence
the tongue Of slander / am one of those
who believe political parties ought not
be permitted to exist too long in a govern
ment such as ours: that they should flourish
and pass away when they have subserved
fife nurDose for which ibev were created. |
I do not believe thai this country would
continue to flourish long under the exclu- |
sive control of any political party. |
5cAemlnS an" corrupt Pohucians selz,
lug upon lhG UiShhiA"uoh VI poIitictl |
parties soon learn to run the machine, |
as they say, and they take good care to run |
it so that all the oil drips into their pockets. |
trust that we 8hail see 1Tef uent changes oI
PaIUles III IhiS couhIiS' w nay we most Ito4