The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-12

Senator Upton threatens stumplng
tour in Illinois for Greeley.
The South Carolina Democratic Com
mittee have concluded that it is hest not
TO nominate State ticket in that State,
and advise the formation of county organ
izations for local purposes.
State Senator Henry G. MUrphy,o New
York, has written letter to the County
Clerk of Brooklyn, declining to be Can
didate before the coming Democratic
Convention at Syracuse for Governor.
Since Gratz Browns visit to New Ha-
ven, petition has been circulated pray
ing the SeIectmen to refuse to license the
sale of intoxicating liquors. Never did
New Haven see SO plainly the evil of
drunkenness.
Hon. I. R. Diller, formerly Chairman of
the Democratic Central Committee of
Illinois, and foreign consul under Bu-
chanan, has decided against Greeley, md
given his adhesion to the Louisville move
.ment. 3
Colorado will hold an election for del
egate to Congress on the 18th of Septem-
ber,and the contest is between Mr.. Jerome
B. Chaffee, the present delegate, VINO is a
Grant Republican, and Ex-Governor A.
G. Hunt, who is Greeley Republican.
It is all very we'll "clasping hands
across the bloody chasm'' if you have not
the best reason in the world to think that
the fellow GA the other side wants to get
hold of your hand in order to drag you
into it.-Nea0 York Commercial Adgertiser
The Republicans of Massachusetts are
preparing for a great mass meeting on the
nth of September, at Lake Pleasant.
Governor Washburn will preside, and the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Henry Wilson,
George W. Curtis, B. F. Butler, Speaker
Blaine, w. L. Garrison and Wendell
Phillips haEe been invited to make
speeches.
Edmund Burke said: Because some
grasshoppers under the fern make field
ring with their importUnate chink, while
the great cattle reposing under the oak
chew the cud and are silent, we are not
to suppose that the noisy insects are the
only inhabitants of the field" This il
lustration is opposite at the present time.
The vociferous hoppers represent the Lib
eral Republican party; they are far more
noisy than important.
Sam Bard, editor of the Chattanooga
Herald, telegraphs the following to his
paper from Pittsburg, August 26 THE
New York Tribune is mad over Maine,
and virtually gives it up. Dix makes
New York sure for Grant in November.
Pennsylvania will go Republican in Oc-
tober, and give Grant brilliant victory
in November. Out of $4,000 Republican
votes in this county, not over four hun
dred will be cast for Greeley"
Judge Richardson, acting Secretary Of
the Treasury, states that he has had the
records of the department searched for
anything bearing on the alleged claim Of
Blanton Duncan for $4,000, which the
New York Tribune SO confidently asserted
had been made, and thai 20 trace of his
name could be found, or any evidence of
the existence of such claim. He says
he is willing to give an official letter to
this effect to any one who may require it,
And still they come The Hon. Sam
uel B. Axtel, formerly Democratic mem
Der of Congress from California, has re-
Gently come out in favor of Grant and
Wilson. Mr.. Axtell is man of large
influence and great personal popularity in
his adopted State, having been twice
elected to Congress from the San Fran
cisco district, each time by majority of
about 5000 district which, both before
his candidacy and since, has been carried
by the Republicans.
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