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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

aaIELlT's. OWN TESTIMONY Is Tc
THE KU.KLUx sPIaIT IN THE SOUTH.
:; (troo, =. e. Memphis Latter 70 tho Tribune ]
;,i! "The. Republicans uniformly testify
that: there was AN ORGANIZED
AND AMI ARMED AR + p. CONSPIRACY,
!: whereby they, and especially the. blacks,
were deterrsd from voting--th.t Offering
70 vote you'd havs ooet them their live,
that The Democrat. were determined
to carry the State for Seymour, and did
carry it, BY SYSTEMATIC TERROR.
ISM, sad against which the poor. aud
humble duret not contend. = =.
Nov, tie Kuklux organization may b.
.aotiye il this locality and dormant in
1.that-nsey. seem deod to.day-AND
BE REVIVED TOMORROW
BUT. THE ;KUKLUX- SPIRIT
ST11lh!,L LIVES At THE SOUTH
AND IS VERY FORMIDABLE"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

THE Greeley wavs has recently en-.
gulphed Spotted Tail. That distln :
guisbed ,Aburigiae considers the bust.
ness Of scalp lifting . branch Of Amer.
can Industry, aud he expects that the
great and good Horace will afford him
and his friends sll necessary protse.
ton while engaged in raising ha,r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

Hon. A. P. EDoEnron, Of Indiana,
formerly = Democratic Member Of Con.
gress from tho Toledo (Ohio) District,
expresses the position Of many ssnsei-
eutious Democrats when hs says: II
do not intend to support Greeley, moi.
Their do l intend to vote for Grant,
Always . States Right, freeborn dem
oorat, I cannot accept MI. Grseley, ~
representing ny political opinions.-
His nomination At Baltimore vas :
fraud, and his success will be . still
greater fraud upon Democrats aud Lib.
eral Republicans 1sm not in favor
Of the Democratic p.rty's stealing into
power under the lesdership Of Mr..
Greeley. If his election il 10 be =
Democratic success, the Republicans
ought not to vote for him /; If = Repub.
liean success, Democrats should not
vote for him. There 10 deception
somewhere, and to deceit in everything
I am opposed"
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LATE IuE ~ lTRnSa

- 3:s. LATE He " A21n8ss ,r@f &
Til, .eolo,,ed q people i, :; Of Rock L.
land, Moline and Davenport held :. eea'
vention on Saturday. evening, ,.ad
unanimously voted to support Grant:
:-Joaqui. Miller hes presented
Grace Greenwood. with, . pa,r Of ear
rings made of = rattlesnake's rattles,
mounted with gold. s... =. z:.,,
General Sheridan has telegr.phed
to Washington that there i littls o. ne
truth 10 the reports Of ,Iadiau dsprsda.
tieos on the frontier, and. that ths
forces now stationed At various. point.
are amply sufficient to- qusll al dis
turbanoes. r .,,:: p: a.: y; -:
The Third National: Bank d
Baltimore was robbed On Sunday night
BY burglars who effected an entrance
through the walls Of On adjoining store
which had been rented to !. stranger
The burglars got $4,000 ID; green.
backs and very large amount Of bond,
and other securities. :. :'.:''.' ~ ''':
At an exhibition given By, W..n.,
+ ~ % a:~n,,. - i. .-ctI 49, %. YTYs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

I'll WHILE s.ioging around tho circle
through New England, Horace Greeley
made . speech on Thh!ursday ,t Port
land. Maine. The speech served to
sshov M. Greele3's fears altEsss the D. ap.
I peafanee of the CANVASS in Maine,
which i surely going Republican By ,
s1 1osu.sing majority. The desperation
which drives : Presidential candidate
a ~ speech making b.. never yet failed
% prove fatal. .s;s4'} 8 s,*i:;fIto H:'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

In one column Of the New York
Tribune its editor pleads for the 'sold
master Of slaves in the South, bssasis
latter all his efforts AID appeal, fol
pardon, hs should b kept ostsids :; Of
his rights Of: zeitissnship,"' evidently
forgetting that 10 40: extract from .
recent speech At Atlanta b. Robert
Toombs, pablnhsd H. smother eelap1
on the same: paes,sssh.t "o1 ;naster'
says: $50 far. a. she .Gosss~r,eas o.
Me United State. !. .coseer~sd,s 4 am
it. eneny.n,s What touching "sppeal
for pardon" this is / =, =. s.<....s7n =,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

ABOUT the 9Th inst, $4,000 in
railroad bonds were stolen,: in broad
daylight, from the safe OF the State
National Bank of Minneapolis, where
they bad been left by Hon. H. T.
Welles, their owner. They were tax 20
by one thief while the other engaged
the attention Of the Cashier. On SGT.
prday the thieves were .rrested in New
York, At the bank where they were A.
tempting to dispose Of the bonds. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

Tho Chicago Times is more dis.
gusted With Greeley than ever since bis
recent speech, and thinks the disaffec.
ton among Democrats is daily growing
greater.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

AT the Republie.p Convention in
N e",. York yesterday, t'en. J, John A.
Dix was nominated for Governor. BE
will shoot the Greeley men oil over with
spots. Fred Douglass va, nominated
for one Of the Presidential Electors
It large. @1@ t''>'' =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

Tho State Prison has 81 inmates
. present.
. The Belle PLANE salt we'll is down
70 the depth Of 825 feet.
d. Post, an old oitl.sn Of 81:
Paul, died on Sunday morning.
-Ssvsrt Alleokson, Of Modo, was
killed by Lightning on Sunday.
Minneapolis il to have city hall
costing 46,ll7.. It. is to be finished
By the int Of next June. -
-hankato Il to hold . special cleo
ton 70 vote o. : >65, 900 bonus to the
Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad
Ooapssy, provided the Company shall
by tho 6rls Of pszt January have com.
plRtsa IL road from Wells 70 Mankato.
u by The .oeid.nt.l discharge Of .
On, vhils returning from !. hunt on
sabbath, Edmund Hughes, I led Of
Misssapels, he'd biz right arm blown
Of 4 ths elbow. Anputatioa near
Tho shesldsra :: ~ performed, and it
il thought he may recover. 81,
"A soa Of D. G.: Fix, Of Minne.po.
LID, had his lace and head badly kick.
ed BY . horse on Sabbath. On the
same day Id named Henry Holey,
Who was playing around the cars, had
. leg fractured At the knee. Mime
apolis boys do not seem to be always
where they should be on Sabbath.
Adj: Gen. Flower has been Motif.
I'd BY the Chief Of Ordinance, U. 8.
A. that he has shipped for St. Paul
$50 Springfield rifles, so non-oommis.
stoned odsoers swords, with belts, Is
gunoer's baversaeks, 20 sponge buckets
and 10000 rounds of ball cartridges.
"A notorious rovdy William Ryan,
Who 10 March last placed gun to the
head Of a. Indian who had been n.
rested, blowing out bis brains, was ar
rested on the Northern Pacific las
week. He Was taken to st. Paul and
viii be tried. From al the fact
known, the murder vas brutal and nm.
provoked, and there il general de-
maud for Rysn's punishment.
The season Of threshing machin.
accidents has commenced. On Thurs.
day . young man named A. NJ.
sshnidtFvas dawn into q: threshin,
nashise near Fort Smelling and lost ,
portion Of biz left leg, which had y
Be appstatsd It the knee. Aut
@ Saturday, -. yousg man named
fHtaly 1. sunner, Of Minneapolis, Va,
Fought BY hn' right l,g = which W.
% crushed that smputatioa 1t tn,
thigh vas required. -
State Auditor: McIksth has civ
en- Instructions to the County Audito
Eof Wsbashav county to commence
euit, IN tho name Of County Commits.
sions's, against the late County Treas.
u'er, Asa p FELTON,, Is principal, an,
Osiaz Wilcox, Thos. Todd, A. r. Por
tor, 81: 2. Wilson, Jas. McHeoch
John D. Bobbins and Milton Smith
g sureties for the recovery of $6,914,
81 county monies, with interest there,
on, alleged to be in his possession.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22
POLITiCAh NOTES.

Senator Summer vas able to 90 over
to,the Democratic ranks himself, but he
has proved utterly incapable Of carry
ing with him the oolored vote, which
he had confidently expected to do.
The colored people have been holding
meetings oil over the country, repu.
dating Sumner and his letters. They
will 60 solid for Grant and Wilson, who
represent the Republican party which
gave them their freedom and their
rights.
Gen. James H. Wilson, Who oaptm.
ed jeff Davis, is out ia I strong letter
for Grant, whom he knows to b e.
brave and magaanimous soldier, Dc.
voted above al things to his duty .
pure minded and upright patriot, AZ
unsel6sh aud honest man in every
station in life" y;
Instead Of being for Greeley ~ has
beea claimed, A. T. Stewart declares
that "shs election Of Horace Greeley
would be .. .natiosal calamity" Til.
is the general feeling among business
men.
The last returns from North Caro-.
lima indicate that Caldwell's majority
will DO over 9, 500. 1t is intimated that
the Legislature, which is largely
Democratic, will endeavor to override
the will Of the people by refusing to
give Gov. Caldwell certificate Of elec-
ton.
Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Democratic
United States Senator from this State
from 1857 to 1868, has declared his
intention to support Grant and Wilson.
Mr.. Rice recently assured = Cleveland
gentleman that he took this ground
not at all as . politician, but purely ~
Z business matter. He declared that
he had no confidence in Mr.. Greeley's
financial ability.
An election occurs in tho State Of
West Virgina to-day. At which Gov.
eruor, three Representatives in Con.
grsss, Legislature, &c., are to be
chosen. A new constitution 10 to be
approved or rejected; also = PROPOSE.
ton permitting colored 1nsn to hold
Office.
The other leading political events
OF importance occurring to-day and
to occur during the remainder of
August, are:
August 22-Miohigan, Liberal Rspab-
lioan and Democratic State CONVENTION, 70
nominate IN additional Congressman at
large. :. ~.
August 22-National Labor Convention
~ fhlladslphl1.
August 28-Massachusetts, Republican
State Convention at Worcester.
August 29-New Jersey, Republican
State Convention at Trenton.
Colonel Blantou Duncan asserts that
Chas. O'Conuor has consented to be.
come a candidate for the Presidency,
subject TO the action of the Louisv lille
Convention, and adds that $4,000
votes have been assured, with an al
most certain prospect that many
other Democrats will identify them
selves with the movement before cleo
ton day.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22
A MODEL RHF0RAEls.

Hon. James r. Doolittle, Of Wis.
oonsin, Vas President Of the Baltimore
Convention, and it MAS he who officially
notified Horace Greeley Of his nomiua.
ton as the Democratic candidate fol
President. Proofs, in the shape Of
letters in Doohttle's handwriting and
of afidavits, show that in 1864 this
model Reformer demanded and re.
oeived . quarter interest in = cotton
Transaction which produced profit OF .
million and half dollars, ~ . return
for his influence, ~ 4 United States
Senator, in obtaining the contract for
tho party who now makes the affidavit
and produces the letters-Mr. 7. j.
Coenat.y. When Mr.. Doolittls now
denounoss corruption in bis speeches,
he probably knows what he is talking
about. He possesses tho somewhat
singular advantage Of beng lecture,
aud "frighuul example" At the same
time, and bis remarks must be very Of.
feotive.
NY It vas in the Tribune Of August 25th
al87l-less than one year sgo-that
3Hosaes Greeley said of his fellow.l Ia.
borss IN the Reform movement:
: "Ar. james Doolitsls has lost the little
digaity he retained after his involuntary
spostasy from the Republican party:
= = But he has sunk into mere Of
fes seeker At last. and accepted . erudg-
ipF nomination, with . platform ~ shuf-
hi1g and hesitsting - himself. He will
b easily beaten and comfortably forgotten
before he is called upon to digest hi.
Thanksgiving turkey" ...' =
do lu;a previous. issue Of the Tribune
Mr.. Greeley observed Of Mr.. Doolittle
.sHe has got al he could from our side
and has gone off in quest Of fresh fields
and pastures green. We expect to hes,
him making speeches in our State for The
Democratic ticket"
And that is just what Mr.. Doolittlt
is now doing. Horace Greeley has ii
basely deserted the Republican party
and joined him in quest of the "fresh
fields and pastures green, having be.
come satisfied that he (Horacs) bad
"gos oil be could expect from our side"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

ELDER ELY, Of Winona, is out in .
card denying that he is the man who
drank vine at Legislative banquet 1T
St. Paul last winter thinking it was
soda water. The Elder knows too
much to have pop 2almed off on him
for champagne. His statement that
he is joined to the Greeley Demoo-
raoy must be accepted as pr;nsa tacie
evideoee that he 10 10 novice in the
mysteries Of tho wicked juice.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

A NUMBER of our Minnesota Gree
ley exchanges have been claiming thai
Of the papers 10 the United States
fourteen HUNDRED are tor Grant and
twenty-five hundred for Greeley. But thu
New York Tribune very foolishly de.
parted from this "lump" style Of fgur'
Jog, and prepared list Of the. paper
throughout the country supporting the
Democratio-Libera ticket, and makes
the number Eve hundred and eighty
six. This would leave three Thousand
and fourteen papers earnestly sup
porting the Republican ticket, which il
about the true proportion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

1t il the New York Tribune that
says this :" "A few years ago, if Horace
Greeley had ventured into Georgia o.
South Carolina, he would have been
hanged on the nearest lamp.pest ; nov
bis name is cheered to the echo in
every Southern CITY,. and the slave.
holders aud soldiers Of the rebellion,
tho men who always -. made Southern
opinion, arc unanimously IN favor d
making him. President" We leave
every reader 70 draw bis own iniereDo'
as to Why Horace Greeley is nov x
popular With "ths slaveholders and
soldiers of the rebellion.
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For Sale, orr For Rent.

] DssifilS tosehabgs As businSti, tie IN
,Aaesixnsdso4Srs for Fsslss &c for INT, on
favorable terms, the we'll known
SAUK VALLEY HOUSE.
a8.Thiss HduSs 10 in excellent es.litioS .hav.
tng lately been renovated threushevt, and IL
oss Of the best-psyi.g hotels q tAe city
The LEGATION il specially. favorable for traa-
'sient custom, being withia tArss blocks
Of the new railroad depot. The stabling
recommendations are sufficient for about six-
81 horses, which makes the House . fkyor i.
iio stopping place With farmers. =, Z. s5 ssg
rs eau 81 ee:address & sztf$s-< ~.
....l. !. i s. JOHN TBollE,
Ri JAY IS Sg2t Box 81, sc. Clopd, Nina.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

A COMMISSION comprised jointly Of
American and English engineers has
entered upon the work of fixing def.
nitely the 10th parable Of latitude
from the Lake of the Woods westward.
About three years time will be rcquit.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22
(NEW MEAT MARKET.

SUMMONS.
''Ae comfy S' " ssss1s. JUSTICE COURT
SHEPHERD L: SHELDON. Plaintiff
NILES I. HAWLEY. Defendant.
THE sTATE OF M1NNEsOTA, 70 tn, above
named defendant.
Hou are hereby summoned and required to 10 and
appear before the undersigned, Of the Justices Of
the Peace n and for said Eteafns county, at my Of
on TUESDAY, the 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, A. b.
1877, ut ten fthe ceck IN the forenoon of said day
to answer the complaint Of Shepherd l.. Sheldon in
July A. 1872.
".~'',:". NATHAN 7. BARNES.
City Justioe, and J. P.
Dated At st. Cloud, this Slst day Of July, A. D.
Aotz. auS1.3W
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

Mr.. F. o. Kelley, Of Huntsville. Ala. 70
Gently caught ! fish out Of the Flint river.
In the flah was partridge egg, And In. III
egg : bird.-ExehaHgs.
Why not have tho bird laying an
egg, and thus finish off the story7
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

III The Goodhue. County Rep.l1a an
hes just entered on its sixteenth year.
And an excellent paper It IL, too, ,ol j
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22
1lTERA1H .HQTloDo. :.

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10 "a Witt 70 tie Fl 5lsuuite aY.lj,v, =
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E"Kitesstise;" tho is.sSutis.ss.a,te,s;s ofat.A
Shansos3 Fl hiai,sK; ;" bsside.ss saassshhs ,;,,1
tsat u good lssdis1 III % lit.Is sfolfS.:-
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Bontons assssa 4sases = sasa tsssaIs gsssysa
2rf'la ~ s 'p..b y: z.ls.ss a..
With !. - !d.y in japanese th,,tr., =
followed y L.! |. 80 = BRIT 1h1..t.,
["Half 6 hour before supper, james
Parton treats Of '.Thom.s Jss.,;oa, 1 !,
! sore head" Oliver Wsndsil Ii Holmes Oh.
gives . witty chapter Of aTh s Post !,
the Breakfast Table.' Anon, II Ii.
other notable articles 90 .:Nulsmbur:: p
Tho .t.yozite. Of - h.r.;n, :. II ~, xest.
ern view Of inter. stats transportation y
90. james R. O.good \ Co., Publishers,
Boston. .<.' ,1,.''@ : ' j.. -',s'
-. From j., 8, Arthur l. Sosa,, Pbils.
delphia, sones To Aessa zAaqas;i.,s
aud C1i1ars~s Aosva tor. September.
Both, are hs.sehon. hyesitss, .beise
Oh eh'ast r. IL , ssyle a.d interesting H. nat
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

JUST ten years this month the ter.
rible Sioux massacre occurred. Think
Of the changes that hsve occurred q
thv frontier since then! "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

JUDGE BARNARD, Of New York, has
been impeaehsd and found guilty. He
has grown r,ch from: his Official, Scr.
vices for FIX, Tweed l. Co. st: =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

REPAYMENT OF The SOUTH FOR HEN
PROPERTY AND SLAVES.
(Irom the spssch ofHx. Governor Brown. Grsslsyit,
J.. ut Nashvills. Tsnn.1
II do not caro- what Greeley has said
in tho past against the South and III
Institutions. It Is enough for me u
know he il ID favor Of restoring he,
pristine rights. GaxrLrr, II zL1cr'
Ed, WILL PAY THE 1ossEs OF THl
soUTH." @5' '~' :@'','5 -
tszo. ,tAe :P.:sa q Hee. =: ). ae'..s.y. II. o.
-; ~ froa Nashvills. ct the sane mssaiag."'
'Greeley, at the outset Of the var,
vas il h'or Of letting The Maynard III.
'tel, .d.p..t i p..es, .nd: .t.,r u
vent ltnele h.adsd ind alone. 10 NEE,
our Commissioners Il U.aad., 70 too,
Se Ip..ee:: Net De QUO, r. i =, Il.
North darle,I ] 81 : With him Of { .,n,l.sife.'
'sny desire . g. III "a. dte,,, lien: Il, t. IA
'or Of paying y. .Sguth lar lee : . i -
and / beliese he /. a.;ill," "a 80 "'s'A'
his 1t EaYy,
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:stueIGE ! AIGEt9x,
Z JOHN MAKsHALL.s :

- =, - z VV3N WADSSNA11 ]
Isprsps1sdto far1ish ART AualitygIee dur
ing tie season % cheap 90 the ohsspost :.
les VIII - delivered i1ssny qae.aity dssir y.
I'd. Leave orders at his store Oh st. Ger
main &etfeet. - *&t$ 3E::sS II 20 4 Mt
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

GRACE GREENWOOD, who has been
visiting among tho Big Trees in Cali
fornia, apeaks of the stump Of one tree
which is thirty.two feet in diameter,
or "large enough to hold all the patri.
otto, disinterested politicians Of the
Democracy" It would be very lone
some sort Of = stump, with no othe,
company.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

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sence, would not believe 1t at all, but express.
ed his opinion more prOfanely than elegantly
by remarking in bitterness Of spirit that ''the
State had gone to the devil" The truth is
that all Radical off1ee-holGers are exceedingly
disappointed. In view OF the money expend-
ed and the herculean efforts put forth, they
expected that the first announcement would
be great victory for their sIGe.
Senators Schurz and Upton are both In this
city, aud direct from North Carolina. They
place no reliance whatever upon the reports
telegraphed from Radical sources. While in
the State they took palms 10 ascertain the sem
timent Of the people, and they are satisfied
that as The returEs come In they will show
gains for the Conservatives.
Some of the more ardent Radicals Insisted,
with some show OF indignity at controver-
sion OF their statements, that. the Republican
State ticket had been successful by majOrlties
those who received the dispatches were not
willing to give the name of the senders, the
advIces have generally been considered
anonymous and hardly worth taking
into consideration. In all official places
to-day there has been CONSERVATION as
we'll as surprise. II Is almost universally
admitted that The Democrats have acnleVeo O.
signal victory, and, after the admission OIL
Senator Wilson, In his recent North Caroilna
speech, to the effect that If the Democrats car
ried the State 1t would give the Republican
marty yery difficult road to travel, the rehec-
lions of the administrations friends are lar
from agreeable. The Democrats are surprised
because of the fact that never before has the
government made such strenuous exeriions
for success since the Radical party came Into
power. Two cabinet officers said to-day that
they were convinced from the earliest report
that the Republican ticket had been dete"'ed.