The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-04-04
TELEG 4 risC,
From ashinyIen.

most formidable, deeply laid plan ha.
been developed here in regard to the
coming contest for President; second,
that many of the leading and influential
conservatives and Republicans have finally
united to insure tie defeat Of General
Grant, and have perfected arrangements so
THAI within the next twenty days meetings
VIII be h,ld in Boston and elsewhere for the
purpose Of sending delegates to the Cincin-
tin Of Pennsylvania, who will return with
in the next two weeks, having resigned
his mission to St. Petersburg, will be nom
mated for Vice President, having been
in training in France through correspon-
dence from the United States for the past
three months preparatory to this political
race; foarth, that Pennsylvania State SEN
a or Mcclure, whose election and admis-
son to his scat is looked upon as death
blow to Grant : reelection, will take the
field against the administration; fifth, that
cx-Rcprcsentative in Congress Moorehead,
Of Pitt>blrg, Pa, will also take the field
against Gen. Grant sixth, that the state
Of pennsy ylvania viii, under these circum-
stance, certainly give $4,000 majority
against the reelection of Gen. Grant;
seventh, that there will be but two elec:o-
rial tickets in the field, and this result be
thereby secured, rs the high contracting
parties have so determined
Senator wilson. on being informed to-
day that the administration pooh hoohed
the New York Liberal RepIblican demon
stration, replied, . GA. yes; they pouh-pooh
everything. and they Will continue 10 pooh
pooh themselves into the ground. told
,hcm,' said he six months ago what
WAS coming, and they could have avoided
the whole thing by a little wisdom"
E'.oIs, NV gorh.
New YORK, April The Herald prints
information relative to old frauds, in which
tAo tobacco business was most concerneJ,
which were peri c-rac2 at the time the de-
ftuising Collector Bailey was ic Office, anu
..,,. -. .-..,...n,,.... ,...,. ,,ll,lar sI..n
r.'sc,a l.., r.. ,...
,,..,n.i r,,.,. :, : s,;f h.,-. h.., ;,ro.+.
r,.t.nn .,l,ar.,.;o,, ag,.in,t ah,,f soye, bYn-
..r4l rar-,a. saI r,nni ;,...n,,,.,,-
.,,a;...t o.- h.a..:.~l a.I seven, ana un.e.
wlt;.,. ares, wi.! J.. made to-..ay 0, 20
I, - ,~gs4.
:, ...-...t -,,,a., ...,t ,.,, = ,.-,..~s
u .,.r....- MA II. +, r,u, n. ..3 ;lr.
,as..... ..... .......- ;a-f.rn
....... .-.,-3- aa.,. .a... ..,. ,.............. "a
....auan r-a. ..-..,..,.. al. ,a..
a.. 7.., .,,.,i a.s....., a,.....f, If j .a>s.-
..ia....t..r.,a. Y.l,. l-..g.r4. av.. ....,r-
ia ,,i. ..-,,. in h...s.f Of the Custom
House. nave Dee, i.....oI Mates co.nm :
.ioncr U.ye..Tort, an. :. clerk Of the Dls-
trict Attorney Office, na.. ! DcKav, botn
af whom Yere formerly members Of Gen
RafI.r's s-.f'
DISTRICT 4 i,+,rnav D,vis. however, has 70.
nuajatr., their con aet. am has fru.trate
rs.ir rlau, by oraerjp- them aryaIrneJ
Tho nsT.ias will H.. akin before Comm,s
.inoar Nh,-n for hail. instead If L.f,,,,
Davenport, who b, i sealcl prorramm.
was to impose every vexa,ion 4pon the in
,licte! PARTIES.
! Il j. stated tx the World that G,a. Bat.
Ter ba, been INTRIGUING in behalf of th;
4 ADMINISTRATION to secure these niicrmcnts
and that in his zeal for himself Batter took
a large retainer from the house of Nayiol
y Co, IN the case against the govornment
rhs IS the firm which is charged 10y the
agent, Howe, with large frauds.
/ E4om 7Eexico.
( NEw 1oRE, April IA special dispatch
from Aatamoras says Quirigo repeats hi,
report Of focAa's defeat by Martinez and
Donate Guerra, bat without giving details
/ The report Of Rocha's capture is not con
iirmed. These reports are doubtless ere
ated to counterac' th- effect Of Rocha's re
cent victory at Zacatecas. The revolution
/ i>ts are straininS every nerve to raise mon
cy, without which their cause will soon bt
! lost.
I They are levyin- contributions every
where, and compelling foreigners and Ia
! tives alike TO pay them. The American
/ Consul and other American merchants il
/ Monterey refused, when their stores wcr,
entered and goods taken BY the rebels
I They sent & copy Of the instructions re
ce;yed from WASHINGTON. not 10 contrihut,
to the support the rcyolation, to the robe
government and it was treated with con
+cmat. Commissioners have arrived +,
ren~r.ent matters TO Gen. NcCook. m,
s.., for ,~o-acri,,, hnt or c,,-.o no !,