New-York tribune., 1872-09-21

have Occasion to describe in detail before the
proceeds much further and shall meantime merely hint
| ut them.
CONTEMPLATED COLONIZATION FRAUDS
IL Is known to all who took much pains to follow
the nricacies Of Indiana politics that In the Presdcn
al years, nicely adjusted system Of colonzing is car
ned on tho Ohio River Neither party, free
to say, claim tho virtue Of never having re-
sorted 20 tins demoralzing business. 1t is in the
unWrten history Of the times that Oliver r. Morton has
done much any man. hundred men, TO encourage
this iniquy, and 1t IS susceptible of proof that during
tho present campaign Kentucky has already been
heavily drawn upon furnish cOOred voters TO
the admitted Grant minority here. These mportations
are not made direct. mind you. There is nothing su
in that. The system, roughly sketched, is this; The
agent Of Mr. Morton adyertses for help, and not getting
Just the sort he desires makes little trip into Kentucky
and down in the center of the State away fom railroads
and unknown to Tegstres and records of al SORTS nds
an idle hamlet and returns crcuitously, with dozen
adult malos say by way of Cincinnati Cairo, to the
center of Indiana the shortest route which would in
the natural order Of things, through Louisville, but
which, under existing circumstances, not the most
advisable course, there Is a careful scrutiny made
there OF the influx. under suspicious circumstances Of
the coOred brother into the ooser Shte particularly
at this Of the year. Once in indiana, the he
wildered black man. who has been eluded hither by
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commocous lumbery ards and capcious barns, and
you'd be surprised TO the suddeT business that has
fallen upon heretofore modest patrics, whose un
ostentatOus sculiOn ample In Going the domestic
! Offices / referred the other dy to a species Of
/ perpetual picnic held by thes' colored exiles in
| the lumber-yards Of Gel Sueight OF raiding fame.
Halfa:dozn stawart darkes mad ben noticed in these
premises hr a number of days and he myshed neigh
bors making inquiry, found tht they had come TO
fu hofafr
ferrous visitation reported in parts OF the city
and through the cities in all parso the state and from
this you caB sec that Mr. Oliver Morton don't mean to
be defeaedfor the Senate nor rmt his master to be
dropped fGn the Presidency Indiana can save the day
| THE OFICE-HoLDERs KEEP BUsILY AT WORK.
But this by no means the extent of the resources Of
the legions Of the Administrator. Under the personal
supervision Ct Morton, who Watches every point, like
| Pluto's old tog Argus in supernatural way, the
oficeholders are held vigorously to the work.
| The said ofiiceholders. indeed, manifest a
docty and ,onstancy more nkeepng with the charac-
ter OF PersaI slaves than Of freborn Americans. The
newspapers rot by ofce-ioders are amply subsi-
died. and when the ability enthusiasm OF the editor
fails cools, the central bureau at Washington dis
penses the caeum beams Of M Secretary Douglas, IN
any tone and in all tongues These by no means ex
haust MOrons subteuaDean possibilities There are the
Quartermasers and kindred Government officials, who
find it easy distribute Patriotic emblems TO the eager
supporters ofther chief and 1t has been known that
these gentlemen aided in th3 distribution of mill
tary caps that paid TO TO the soldiers but
in midnight professions as campaign parapherna
liza. This however, is only minor point The public
service ID made for the time being simply bureau OF
election, and the machinery of the postoces and rev.
enue departments is all working for the election OF
Grants Senator as preliminary TO Grants own election
IN November
THE LIBERALS on THEIR GUARD AGAINST THE DEVICES
OF ENEMY
This terrible combination Of fraud and intrigue Is
neither dsrtgarded or unprOvded against by the LIB
erals Arrangements are making to checkmate these
artihces at every point, and evidently with good pros
pect Of success IL must always be borne IN mind
however that long purse shOrens the way to success
In politics as well as in war; and in this the Grant men
can cut corners where the Liberals will be Obliged to
laboriousy around. You hardly conceive the plen
tiful expenditure Of money. The other day, In
stance, money came from Washington, and In very
waDonnessa subscription sent To Chicago for 1900
copies day Of the Grant organ in that ctySeammons
Inter Ocean, In another nsalment over 10000 was paid
the men getting up 1.-THE straightout movement, OF
which one Jason Brown is commonly said to have
received 1900 Mr. Morton has been reported as decar
ing that he carry the state he had to dran
the United States Treasury to do it, and he seems In
fair way 10 do the latter The strong rock OF the Liberal
hope is, however, the snguary excellent ticket pre-
sented which receives the warmest approval Of all can
did men throughout the State, and WILL 1t IL confidently
believed, DO supported by many regular Republicans
who may feel constrained 10 vote for Grant The with
drawa OF the widely estimated De Pauw (the candidate
for Lieutenant Govenor shortly after his nomination,
OF which the Grant people tried to make some capital
in no sense detriment the strength Of the combina
ton his successor Judge Caven has been for years
respected throughout the State as an incoTuptibe
magistrate and clean handed politician. He viii draw
the extreme strength Of the Republican wing OF
the alliance, and is full as popular with the
Democrats. Mr.. De Paw was very careful to
plain fully his position, so that there should be
possibility Of misnterpretng his motives in withdraw
ing from the candidacy. He has for years been the
leader OF great Methodist following In tho State, and
as his people had vehementy besought him TO refrain
from entering poths and had received his pledge TO
that effect long before the nomination, he felt con-
strained though fully sympathzing with the movement
to keep his pledge.
SPIRIT OF TIE CAMPAIGN.
The Campaign now going on Is something wonderful.
There are nearly hundred Liberal speakers traversing
the State beside the local orators and by examn-
ing the country press that every county there will
be from now until the 9Th OF october an average OF one
speech a night. No stats In the Union can
match this, and from this fact you can form
an idea of tho intensity and spirit OF the struggle
syhury who las Just finished one OF hls triumph.