, 1872-10-12
POLITICAL,

Governor c. G. Washburn s making 5peechea
for Grant, in Wisconsin, snd cannot, therefore
say anything about the Credit Mobilier, which
he arraigned. while in Congress, for plundatiaa
the Public Treasury.
An exchange says:
Brick PomezoE offers to make &C affidavit that be
Vas offered S50, ,01O to support Greeley.
Which is way Of saying that the Grant party
ought to fork over $50, 001. But they won't.
-Four or five women are on the stump, an>
deavoring to aid the present powerful and cor
rupt Administration Is the coming female poll
itician to be klsptomaniae2
There are two editors running for Congress-
in Virginia: James B. Sener, Of the Frsdsr-
icksburg Ledger, in the First District, and
Colonel Edwatd Daniels, Of the Richmond Hata
Journal in the Eighth. Colonel Danie.a w@t
formerly OF the First Wisconsin Cavalry.
The vote Of the District 0. Columbis, On
Tuesday: compared With the election Of Delegate
in April. 1871, is as follows:
en5pmss, f1ss5 1871 so4 pn,pnsa:2 a2a H. 1871
Hine, ubeEai......-. s,usIaerrtck,
Total ... 1918 Total. $500
Republican majority s,esslRepubIican torty. 4oa2
Milo Goodrich is the Liberal candidate for
reelection to Congress in the Twenty-seyanth
District Of New York.
The vote Of Lafayette, Ind, was: For
Hendricks, 2, 100; Browne, 1909.
They say that the negro repeaters aent ia
Philadelphia to vote we're dressed in clothing
from the United States Arsenal. This ia a spa-
cies of Ah-sin-ality, worthy Of aheathen Chinas-
-Heilman, very wealthy man Of Eyaua,
vile, was understood to be willing to spend
S100, COO for seat in Congress- His nesotia-
ton Was with the Grant party, and he conex
within 128 votes IN district that gave 2,5o0
Democratic majority two years ago. A Ittle
more money, and the managers will pull Mt.
Heilman through by contesting ar. NiblaoEa
seat. Mr. Heilman can correspond With the
Hon. William Dodge, Of New York, concerning
the cost
The Philadelphia Press Of the 9Th, aaid:
Allen Rutherford, Cameronian, Is in the city.
North Carolina.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
Colonel Forncy is hysterical The election Of Hazt-
Forney tns played the fool completely. HeneW Crank
WIS not it for the Presidency and that he ought o
possible discrimination 5etwean Ha1tranft asz1
Grant The only way to smash the Cameron hing
to be.t Grant and Forney Lnew that; hut pretending
to be against Hartranft and for Grant, he has beam
}ournaying 70 New York and San francisco With =
vague 4aea that he WAS Inspecting railroads. PshauI
Simon saya wig-wag!
AAo AP4L15ut4A4 SnA5ss.} 31t{puUteSHR HtS3a Lu6
Connecticut town elections: so far as they signi-
fy anything, confirm the general expectation
that the State will go for Greeley in November.
An 0'Couor Electoral ticket il to ba
launched on the tempestuoQs sea OF politics IL
Vermont. -,
1t is remarkable that - Grant organs hara
not yet begua to abuse Mr. A. T. Stewart for OPP
posing A1r. Boutwell's policy. a whole weak
nas passed. and yet they at= silent The NaH
York Tribune saws:
"n Grant hadn't crushed the Rebellion, need the
'res and Isia the public debt out Of hs cxn paekss
re should Lie to 72ow Where A1r. Stewart and f{z
wealth would hays. feen2 A Postmaster who col1dn'r
1evelop that c4biact deserves summary removal
-The Soledo and Sandaaky District in Ohio
we're for time doubtful but both hare elected
Grant men. Tho Toledo District gives Sherwood
|, ,213 majority, and tie Sanausky District giyaA
Foster IT'S.
The Cincinnati Co,nus7cic! gays:
Tyo e the most talented young men IN Ohio, op-
sosed in politics, but varm personal frieRds,-Mtoo
'ayfer, Of Cincinnati and Lewis B. GuAcEet OF Day
1nees N tha next Congress-. VIC ny1taF
1e opposed In politics, but rnea: thEt thaJ hare
belonged to different political organizations, for va
:oubt whether they would le abe very clearly to da
ias broad distinction In shtS 7IsT4 q paaa Raaa@