Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-01
POLITICAL.
Registered Frauds in Pennsylvania.


LEGO Illegal Names I'm q single Town.
TITUsvMLE, PA, Sept. 30.-The Eoen-
ing Press OF this city announces that there
is fraudulent registration in Titusvile of
nearly one thousand names, and the Press
intimates that this is part of a system of
colonization which has been extensively
practiced throughout the oil region. The
Press is an Independent paper and does
not charge the proceeding upon either par
ty. The registration is in reality double of
last year. There is to be vigorous inves-
tigation commenced at once.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 30.-The Demo
cratic and Liberal Republican meeting in
Sixth street market space was very largely
attended. Speeches were made by Gen.
N. p. Banks and Hon. George Pendleton.
A large number turned out In torch light
procession.
a SuperHuOus Scare.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 3O-There being
some misrepresentation as TO the proper
mode of printing tickets for the Congress
sional elections, the Democratic Executive
Committee announce that they have care
fully examined the laws Of Congress, bear
candidates for Congress are to be printed as
heretofore, in connection with the State and
ounty tickets. -
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30-A Democratic
meeting tonight was addressed by Gov.
Palmer, of Illinois, Hon. l.. d. Campbell,
of Ohio, and Hon. Geo. w. Julian, of In
diana.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30.-The Democrats
held their county convention to-day and
put full ticket in the field.
An invitation, signed by a large number
of business men, both Democrats and
Republicans, has been sent to Secretary
| Boutwell,, asking him to make a speech
here on the financial condition of the
country and the prominent questions Of the
| day.
BEN. Rutler'S Nephew.
| Special to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
| WASHINGTON, D. @. Sept. 29.-An APP
| plication recently made to the State De-
| partment for the report of Gen. Starring
upon the official delinquencies of Consul
Gen. Butler, in Egypt, has been refused.
| The cause of the refusal assigned is that to
| publish such report without the request
Of the party affected thereby is contrary to
the usage of the department. The report
| will doubtless be called for when Congress
meets, and will show that the President
has pelsistently kept in Office reyiler of
Christianity and corruptionist, against the
| protest of the missionaries residing in
Egyt.
DemOraIized Departments.
Owingto the numerous leaves of absence
and the excitement over the Presidential
election, the departments are greatly de-
moralized, and the public business is in ar
rears and confusion. There is talk of re-
! quiTiHg night work from the few industr' -
Gus clerks, to make up for the deficiency
occasioned by the neglect Of others.
The Pennsylvania Campaign.
Advices from Philadelphia report Mr..
Sam. Randall as confident that the Liberals
viii be able to prevent the voting OF the
negroes lately colon:zed in Pennsylvania.
| A prominent Radical politician comedies
that Lancaster ''c0untV" viii be tied, and
puts the majority for Hartranft in Philadel-
phia at only $3.50, which can easily be over
| come.
| No Cabinet Meeting. q
1t is given out that there will be no c&bi-
net meeting until after the October cleo
tons. The secretaries will then be at their
posts. -r
| The Indiana Campaign.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. @.-At
Rochester Saturday the whole county
turned out to hear Col. GrosyenoT, of Mis-
souri,. Gratz Brown is in the city, and ex-
presses himself as confident that Hendricks
will carry this State. He win speak every
day this week. He goes TO Fort Wayne
Monday. Gov. Hendricks returned TO the
city to-day, and predicts that he will carry
the State by ten thousand. The State Is
holly contested, and is flooded with Radi-
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