The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-09-20

close confinement they had better
stay at home. The people OF Indi-
ana can manage their own affairs.
and do their own voting. They do
not desire the surplus or Kentucky
Democrats"
Don't DENY.-Mr. Greeley has
been charged with giving his assent
to Carmichaers scheme for paying
pensions to disabled rebel soldiers.
He has meyer distinctly denied this.
and has conspicuously lodged the
question directed to him, on this
point, by the Bfnghamton Republi-
can. Tho Binghamton paper has
Mr.. Greeley in close quarters.
DooLITTLE.--A funny thing hap
pened at q Greeley meeting in Mil
waukee the other night. The spot
less Doolittle was making at speech,
and justa he had got fairly started,
a little boy approached him on the
stage aud handed him q large yell
low envelope. Doolittle opened it
quito deliberately and drew out 9
FAC simile OF his correspondence
with Conatty, marked "private and
CONFIDENTIAL" and all the letters
written or dictated by himself, in
which he proposed to share the
profits Of big cotton steal with the
aforesaid Conatty. Doolittle was
so embarrassed TINT be scarcely re-
covered himself during his whole
speech, and 1t was noted that he en-
tirely omitted to make his usual
charge OF corruption and present.
taking on the administration OF
Gen. Grant. We know of several
honest reformers in this State who
might be "picked up" by this same
process of drawing "papers" on
them.
All the Welsh papers in the
United States support Gen. Grant.
The Welsh votes amounts to nearly
100000. 80
HARD UP.-The Greeley Demo
Gratis are hard mp for capital and are
attacking the best men in the coun-
try with all sorts of venomous
stories against their characters.
Henry Wilson authorizes the cor
respondent OF the Missouri Demo
crat to make the most positive de-
NAL of the report so widely circu-
lated Of late that he received from
Cakes Armes an interest in the
credit of the Mobile railroad. He
wishes this denial to be made in the
most positive sense, and ut the same
time so as to meet every detail OF
the scandalous charge. He never
owned any stock nor had any inter
est Of any kind in it. Gen. Garfield,
who has jnst returned from the In
dian Territory, took the first oppor-
tunity Of saying the charge connect
ing his name with receiving shares
of the credit of the Mobile railroad
from Cakes Armes were false. He
authorizes the statement that he
never subscribed q single share OF
that stock, and that he never receiY-
ed or saw . single share of it.
The Chicago Times is authorized
to say that Governor Jacob is. in
favor of the Louisville movement,
and will stump West Virginia
against Grant and Greeley.
Minnesota is one of the States
claimed by Greeley. A gentleman
of st. Paul, writing to a friend,
says: 'Tf you have any Greeley
men to spare send us one, we have
but one, and he is lonesome"
The official statements of the
amounts actually lost by defalca.
tons, within the Jurisdiction of the
Treasury department since 1861,
has just been prepared. The losses
under Lincoln were $7O0, 900, John.
son, 100000, and Grant, thus far
100000.
Friends OF Justice Swayne have
received letters from Europe deny.
ing in a warm manner that there ii
any truth in the statements Of the
Liberal papers that he sympsthises
with the Greeley movement. He
is earnestly for Grant and Wilson.
1t seems that O'Conor's friends
are bound to push him into the can
vass. A New York special of Non.
day says the O'Conor Democracy,
or men interested in his election,
met Saturday night for the purpose
of organizing, with view to q Wig
orous pushing of the candidate OF
the straights. On Tuesday they
will meet again and report q line OF
action. A great many monied men
are now in the movement and have
made very liberal contributions to
conduct the campaign.