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New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

C.. II. Winfield of Jersey City will speak to-
night at the Greeley aud Brown meeting in Breyoort
Hall
The Jersey City Board of Police Cemmis-
oners met yesterday and appointed judges OF election
for the various precincts.
The First Ward Jeremiah Kennefck Cam
paign Club No s. has resolved to support Greeley and
Brown and Herman ana Depew.
The Republican primaries foT the election of
Congress aud County Convention delegates were held
last night throughout Hudson County, y. j.
The lid Assembly District Liberal Repub-
lcqr win raise large GgenworE banner 2 to tonight at
st. Several popular speakers are announced.
The Workingmen's Democratic Union of the
XyIth Assembly District held meeting at No. 81 First
axe Mark z Healy presiding, Monday evening, ami
nominated Hubert McVevins Tor Assistant Alderman.
A Greeley and Brown Club has been formed
in the Eighth Ward Of Newark. n. j. with John " Cox
"a President Another Greeley and Brown Club has
been formed in the Eleventh Ward with James b. Boy
Ian as President
William II. Mulligan, age 40. a lawyer, re-
siding IN Westchester County, was slightly wounded In
the LETT thigh by wad from cannon DISCHARGED during
and Lexingtonaves, last evening.
The Young Mems Liberal Republican Asso-
citation of the with Assembly District held meeting
on Monday evening at their rooms, No lis Forsythst
liz was resolved that the Hon August Belmont shOuu Oe
next candidate for Mayor and Cunning B. Bedford Tor
| City Judge.
President Grant came 10 TINS city from Long
Branch Yesterday and took at the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel He received calls during the day from large
number OF PERSONS including several once ehOlders he
win return 10 Long Branch this mornings ana VIII 80 10
| Washington tomorrow.
The Woodchoppers Club of the Nineteenth
Ward held very interesting and spirited meeting last
eyening at the headquarters, No. 9 Thirdaye After
The usual routine business speeches were mace Dy f
Uonse and Mr. Collins, both members VI the CLUB Jhe
! club now numbers about 400 members.
The first meeting of the campaign under
th auspees of the XYIth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Club was held last evening in Demilt Hail. at
gecond.aye and TweptYtnrdst, at which stirring ad-
dresses we're deliver by tie Hon Thomas J.. stewart,
/ VIM II Towney, Phillips FranHnheimer and others.
The Chief Supervisor of Elections states that
he understands that various persons and organizations
desirpe Appointments as Supervisors have failed 20
make appncation. lie gives notice that blanks be
obtained at his office at the United States Court build
ing In Chalnbersst. aud that applications Will be
| ceived after Sept. z6.
The Chambers-st. merchants have formed
an Organization in support OF tho Liberal candidates,
and will qaise Greeley and Brown banner on Saturday
al $3.50 y. m. A prominent wholesale druggist writes;
This rs 90 Offset the banner raised by icW Grant Re
publcans recently. We feel confident that meeting
will prove that te Greeley and Brown merchants Ia
/ majority
The Seventh Ward jane 0'Brien AssOCia-
ton held regular meeting at Ao 40 East Broadway.
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last night There but IS members present and ono
new member enrolled. suggestion was made that
public meeting be called Tor the purpose on raising
Mr. Griffin who said that the Senator did not wish pub
city in the use OF his name at present In conneson
with any political Office.
Grand Greeley and Brown mass meeting
TO ratify the Democratic and Liberal Republican nomi'
nation Will bo held at tho Opera House and Library
haii Newark. N. j. this evening Among the speakers
VINO nave promised to be present are: efJustice
NewYork Attorney GehTist e Of jersey City.
NE NE non Robert Hamilton Of SUSSEX Prof Fisher Of
stern of New YORK. Extensive preparations have been
maue' and a large meeting ia expected.
Yesterday was the fyst day for the regis
uatoh OF the voters OF Brooklyn under an act ssed
Ny INC last Legislature, and the places Of registry we're
open until 10 p. The number OF persons registered
was not very large Detective Polk and Flnebout of
tne Central Office while at the place OF registry i'm the
NELL residing in Bcdfordaye who attempted 10 rertSter
as living az No. GAG Myrteave. He well known re.
peater, and Is under indictment the United states
Court for repeating election day iu 1870 Ho was
locked up for examination.
4 third campaign club, in the Liberal in
terest was organized az North Tarryown Westcioster
County, on Monday evening. T. Murray a President
and Thomas Doyle, jr Secretary A crowded and en-
tbusiastio meeting wac held a. the hall in
where addresses were made by Messrs. Jackson and
Brewer OF TarTytOvn, Tom smith OF Hastings and
Messrs Bryant Silver and others tho hveliest interest
being manifested All the Tarry town. Irvington. Hast
ings Nyack Clubs Will be represented at the meeting
In the main hall at TarrytOwn Friday night when W.
H. Robinson, NJ. g., and number OF good speakers are
10 be heard.
The meeting Of the Committee Of Seventy,
Yesterday in the rooms Of tho Chamber OF Commerce.
was important only indicating the probable course
Of the Committee in the present campaign motion,
made the previous session, to reorganlze all existing
sub-cOmmittees taken from the table, and ts con-
sdera postponed by rather decisive VOTE upl
the first meeting OF the General Committee ater The NO
vember election. In the discussion of the motion, the
Hon. Robert b. Roosevelt, the Hon. william C. Barrett,
the Hon John Wheeler, and the Hon. John Foley were
conspicuous This action of the Committee leaves intact
the Committee Oh Elections as organized last yOar.
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own letters cOnossnG the bribery and oakes Ames re-
mains dumb rs fish.
ANOTHER RESURRECTION CASE.

Since tho exhumatiOn of past political opin-
sons Is now IN order, The Springfield Republican takes its
turn and produces relic Of Mr.. GeTrit Smith MT
Smith much alarmed that the Southern people should
be permitted out from under the harrow where
they have kept for years. he fears for his coored
wards n Mr Greeley Is chosen President yet five years
ago. says The Republican, Gerrt Smith. who heads the
Grant electoral ticket in New-YOrk. wrote OF mass
meeting which ho ana Mr.. Greeley attended in Rich
mond, Va:
" This meeting which MT. Greeley addressed with his
characteristic philanthropy and sincerity and with his
unsurpassed power for communicating with the com
mind did indeed send sweet and soothing in
hnences, not only through Richmond but through the
whole South. These sweet and soothing influences OF
which have spOkon-ala how sad that any portion of
the Northern press should lend itself 20 the bad work of
arTesting and wasting them How much be. ter that 1t
should be augmentng and perpetuatIng these nhu-
enoes, than to be pouring ont yia of wrath Jefferson
Davis and be revivng angry feelings between the North
and South trust, however that the South will not put
tho most unfavOrabe construction this mschieNOus
course OF many OF our newspapers Their editors are
not afer all hostile TO the SOUTH to Mr. Davis, or to
the 6sing of him. as they may appear to be- They love
20 hnd or ~ they cannot ind 70 make IN OCCASION Tor
driving at the great American editor. few OF them
have old grudgeS to feed few OF them moved by
envy But the great majority OF them have, doubtless
more unamiaOe purpose ia this episode than % keep
IA the fashion and keep in with their party"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
A DoDGING COLLECTOR.

1t is of no use to expect a straightforward
statement from officer OF the United States who, like
Collector Chester Arthur is obliged daily TO evade the
law which fOrbids his levying political assessments on
the clerks and employees Of the CustomHouse. The Gun
y,innaR Commercial, which calls attention to this diff
Guilty of Mr.. Arthurs says that the Collectors denial OF
his intended removal Of Gen Bankss brother from tho
CustOm-house is plainly but q thin subterfuge The
Collector bet that he approached on the
subject. The Commercial says:
The Collector very cunnngly makes his $1,000 con-
being shown that be lever approached
the subject" that he "ever thought OF such an
action" the removal Of subordinate Of whom he de-
,clares he heard. The simple fact is that Gen.
Banks had the power Of making two appointments in the
iCustomhOuse Of which he TO his brother
years ago; and when the General went over 10 the
Liberal side the CustOfOuse officer who has charge OF
removals received the order the dismissal OF both Of
them. The Collector need say that Gen. Banks could
make such appointments, only he himself can
make appointments for the fact that he did know
Bankss brother was employed in the Custom-house
would show this assertion TO DC erroneous Again II Is
easy 70 say he did not order the removal Of Banks
brother" since probably the language empoYed was
" BankS's men," II the Collector is as Ignorant Of the
order be OF the existence Of his subOrdnates, he
ask information from his removal clerk cunning
affair of this kind, can easily use language so
to deceive; but happen 10 understand the facts Of
The
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Senator Morrill, explains that julius Morrill,,
still retained in the Custom-house is not his nephew,
and II he has claimed retention favor that score,
has been making claim under false pretenses.
The Grant organs are unanimously astOunded
that the Liberals will allow Mr.. Greeley to endanger
what ttle chance he has by continuing 10 make such
ruInOHs speeches" Such sOcitude Is truly touching.
The franking business is becoming burden
some 20 Mr. j. H. Patt. He has published letter TO
his correspondents setting forth his utter inability TO
nd time their letters Judging by the aound-
OF envelopes and wrappers bearing the distn-
uished geDtemans autograph which are hoatng about
fhe country. he must be kept tolerably busy.
At this late date, and after the country has
been ringing with details Of the Butler scandal in
Egypt the State Department grumbliDgly youchsafes
an explanation The Acting Secretary OF State that
the protest the missionaries against Consul General
Butler attended 10 as received, and that
Rchard BeaTdsey appointed in Buffers place July
23 1872 aud that he has sailed Tor his post OF duty
Here is another ungrateful Straight-out. The
nominee Of Indiana has just declined the
honor which Morton dearly bought for him, and now
a dispatch from Joliet, illinois, says that the Hon.
Sydney Brecse recently nominated by the Bourbon De
1nOcTacy for Governor Of this State, writes TO friend
Slere that the nomination made without his consent
aud that be shall not accept it," Twas ever thus.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
WESTCHESTER LIBERALS.

4 SPIRITED GATHERING IN 1tNhEho'
YoNKERs, n. Y, Sept. PA large Liberal
Republican and Democratic ratification meeting Is hold
ing in the two halls of this city tonight, and although
boh are filed many are forced TO remain outside The
speeches of Judge Robert Cochran the Hon. Carkson NJ
Potter the Hon W. w. Miles, and others are greeted
with the greatest enthusiasm. large tOrchnght
processon paradcd the streets prior TO the assem-
hing of the meeting, and the night was made
brilliant with fireworks Not less than l,5OO
nersous are assembled at the two meetings
The Liberal Republican element in Yonkers is no
longer an unknown quantity There has not been at any
time the slightest detection In the Democratic ranks,
m the entire influence OF their 1900 voters has been cast
unaualiaedly In favor OF Greeley and Brown They at
once formed two Organizatons-the Liberal Democratic
Clpb of which Edward Mitchell was elected
president and the Young Mems Democratic Club,
having Henry T. smith as Chairman. The club
roous were in every way creditable 10 the
rer,v and enthusiasm OF the members Of the
olnbs The charge was made, however, by a Gov
eminent attach6 that the Liberal Republican element In
yonkers was too small deserve notice How true this
ts win be seen by what follows The Republican vote at
tho last ubernatoria election lOO and the Admin
,,rotion marty boasted that this vote would not be
essened On the contrary however list OF moro than
ooo signatures was obtained including Of the most
nrornnent Republicans in the city, among whom may
mentioned Hiram Barney. Alex. Smith, d. H. W. Fiags
Wm Mcfarland, Emmet Getty, A. Taylor and T. Curtis
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
PRESIDENT GRANT ON THE STUMP.

Some of the Administration journals are
feeling very badly about MIR. Greeley's undigni6ed
course in making speeches while he is a candidate for
tho Presidency. Mr. Greeley made several admirable
speeches while his tour and from Cincinnati, and
most excellent at the Exposition. All have elected
the warmest approval and his heartest supporters
confess themselves amazed Mr.. Greeley's fertility,
sagacity, eloquence, and discretion AS it has been
suggested that the RenomnaoniSts may feel obliged to
put their candidate the stump, we furnish them q
speoimen brick. On his visit to the Newark, N. j..
Exposition the President made tho following noble
speech
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II could not but feel grateful
for the reception received at the hands of the
citizens OF Newark and OF New-JerSey, to-day, had
fhe nleaspre of visiting the State Fair Elizabeth
where saw little else bnt people. was at your Expo
suOn tonight. but little Of wha they had; there to
see hope TO see tomorrow what went tonight to
FaAa
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
MINOR EVENTS.
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.


ELMRA, n. T., Sept 2.--The Liberal Repub-
lican aud Democratic Congress Conventions for the
XxvIuth District met at Corning to-day, and unani
mously nominated the Hon. stephen T. Hoyt0f Steuben
County for Congress-
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Sept. 2Lrhe Liberals have nomi-
mated Col Thomas NJ Gunter for Congress from the lid
District.
AzzAsTA, Sa, Sept 24.Phe Liberals have nomi-
mated Col Morgan Raws for Congress in the Ist Dis
trict and Gen. Phil Cook in the lid District,
COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 2i.The Prohibitionlsts Of the
XHth Distzict have nominated the Rev W. B. Chad
wick Methodist minister 0f this city, FOR Congress.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The following Congress nomna-
ions were made by the Grant Republicans OF Illinois
to-day: Lat District, the Hon. j. T. Rice I'D Dstrict.
J. d. Ward; lid District, the Hon c. b. Fdrwell
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
PouGHKEEPsIE, Sept. A.-The Grant Repub-
cans to-day nominated the Hon. f. n. Goring for re-
election as AssembUman from the Ist District Of
Dutehess County, and George Essletyne Of Rhnebeck
for lafmber OF the Assembly from the Id District
ITBACA n Y, sept. 23.-The Liberal Republicans and
Dersocrats OF TOmpkins County have nominated the
Following county ticket Member Of Assembly, state
Treasurer George W. Schuyler; Sheriff. G. D. Crtten-
don County Treasurer, Peter Apgar
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DIED.

-s Emns Kinney daughter Of the % Col A"ss
BInne OF Boston
Funeral sery cs At Madisos sVc THURSDAY nh Al a
Friends arc I'd attend. intermcnt A. NJ Aubur1
DOUGHRRTYOn Tuessy Sept a. Mary Gham. widow OF hcnrr
Dougherty. B the 77h wear Of her aSe -.
Tie fend and lse 4 the respectfully invited 10 steos
funeral Friday 2h n at o'clock from the reien1" OF hS
sou joan DougbeEtJ. No. DO1 est BoSrioeniss
BLYht Athens Penn Tuesday Sept a. FToecE W EJ IN mo
2Ah yesr OF his
FOwLER-st Yorktown Sunday ~ inst sniseuy Aims Peao
vie OF Frank =. Fowler. in her 25th year -.
WednesiaY, 18th at al ha resince OF M
Fowler Yorktown Carriages wall nes- the u M tr-ia
from Grand Cen raj Depot, at Peekskd-
HARhISOS-On Mossay Sept o. E32 N o'clock 't l59 's'
Emily eldest dau1ter Of william sud mary 'a.s
Harrison, aged yeahs. 10 months and II days
RenaLas Inferred IL GosnwOOi Cemetery
MLLSMondsy Sept 1 J2. Jose9has Mills, dslsher Of zo7h<
snd Rna Mills
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully aei TO sd
the funeral services &C No. 80 Lexington N"4nsiay %'es
inst. az 2 o'clock p.
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The members Of this Club have, as rule been Repub
icans who voted for Gen. Grant In 1864 A cub-room
neN spapers Regular meetings will bb held ,nt ~
closeo the campaign. While the gallant supp orr given
% per CO, OF their entire vote tho hearty utilization Of
tho Ibera Democracy Ia gratifying TO the former in tho
highes extr me- Under the leadership OF the Hon. o. A.
Rs and othe,.s the Democratic organization has been
nerfeeted and the greatest enthusiasm maintained
The meeting T. might was set on foot by the
orgonizaton aboy, +mentioned, and - the first
Ji6craI demOnstra, 'On held In this city
The Administration part has already made TWO efforts
TO enthusiasm for tier ticket OoI OF whlch nave
mlsnomer for although BustOmhOuse oilters crowded
the platform the assembly was largely nadf up OF gree
ley The hall rang with eneers Wnsn ery @ ltie gem ~
era enthusiasm in the ncghb0rhOOd Nheh ethO Vi 'o
Grant meetings occurred. -, - IN .-t,l- tt.
The meeting organized In the largo man, WIZ x, tno
folowing officers: Presiueut. Alexander Smith; wee
Presidents Mayor Coulter, II. +. Shonnard o. A. bul'
Dr. l.. W Fagg, VIM. ii. Thorn, iilram barney uGo. , ~
Rentz. Tho hall crowded beyond us ulhO'V
capacity, and the Executive Committee threw open io
of another lrge hall s. Emnet Gety was on9sen @
President and F. f. Archer Secretary. In the man a
Judge Robert Cochran introduced, and was greeted
with great applause. He clearly defined the proper
course of tho Democrats in the present Crisis ana gd
his reasons as Democrat for supporting drceie3 alu
Brown. His Endorsement OF the otato cAeS was o 0'
hearty. -. -, .,,s
Congress District then spoke OF the utter
OF the present Administration referring TO the
carpetbag rule In The south and the Federal office hold
ers supremacy in the North judge T.. ID. Culver then
followed with stirring address, which was iecelNee
with great applause. He attacked Gen Grant IsPo P
dent he had failed in every great measure whlch
he had undertaken, and that as leader
publican vote In the majority. The speaker dwelt
upon Gen. Grants failure as dipOmatist showing now
pry ne and hs y The cue meeting then adoHrned
with loud calls for Waldo HutchiDs. but account OF
the lateness OF the hour he declined to speak The
meeting in the second hall was addressed by the Hon.
W. W. Niles ana VIM. Reilly
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
INDIAN TROUBLES IN UTAH.

WASHINGTON, Sept 24.-The Indian Bureau has
received letter Col Morrow command Of the District
Of Utah Department Platte dated In the Field Springfield
U,Ah Aug a. he describes the Ute Indian
there quite serious including the Killing Of unofnng citizens steal
n cattle Interruptions Of travel and indeed the creation
Of the utmost dsay Throughout large section Of the county Efforts
% induce their reservations proving unAyang
Col Morrow proceeded against with the troops under
when Indians consented eouc which held Aug p and ~
The Indians complained that tho whites bad not complied with their
promises especially relation treaty made BY Col Ins in 1864
known Treaty Spanish Fork which confirmed by the
Senate and therefore void They asked that delegation
be allowed visit Washington to lay their complaints
before President and sgree while waiting his decision
to return reservations, which they have since done
lndaus whom be principally
others below s hostile whom
COMPELLED employ biz troops He cOncldcs his
complaint 0f the neency Of the Indian system hEt locality AMI
dishonesty Of the ageats ld submits for the
ganlIaton Of the administration of Indian Affairs in Utah.
Col Mouoss report The War Department
be allowed visit Wasbngton believing that wi have good
By showing them the the whites lie
opinion that Mrows Of the alleged Indian
based exaggerated aud The
along through the villages between this
and miners the eject that the mail and ~
gsphc uninterrupted Indians
haC committed bot few and those local and that
settlers attending their usual business
without apprehension" Gen Ord be has therefore directed
troops salt Lake Cy the valley OF Sa Pete has
visited tor the pBpoe Of obtaining information condition
ami disposition Of tue Indians 10 that vicinity
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

IlDEhhlI IlNODl 10 l' ifDAhhh'
A CAREFUL CANVASS OF THE STATE ASSURES
LIBERAL MAJORITY-GEN. LOGAN ADDRESSES
SLIM AUDIENCE AT NDIANAP0LIs-DE-
PRESSING EFFECT OF GREELEY'5 VISIT ON
TIE GRANT MEN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 24-The systematic can
for the coalition came to close today The
figures In the possession Of the Chairman Of the
Democratic Committee, and the sum total gives the
State to the Liberals by majority which, for preeau.
onary not made public. 1t is not the result
OF guesswork estimate, but of actual polling in each
road district OF the state and the names Of the voters
stand the record. Early estimates shown to be
somewhat at fault but IN the MAN, toleraby good as
guesses. The victory not to be endangered however,
by any dependence work already done, and the cam
paign be prosecuted lth spirit from until the
decisive day. large addition has been made to the
force Of speakers already az work Gov Palmer whose
domestic affairs lave detained him at his home during
the campaign tlus far, is announced for the home
stretch, aud will speak night and day from this time
until the election. With him are associated Senator
Trumbull Gov Koorner, Col Grosvenor, Carter, Has
saurek, Pendleon, Gov Stone, j. B. Grinnel, Gratz
Brown, Cassius NJ Clay, Gov. Bross, Senator DOOutte
Congressman Marshall and Robinson and dozen other
Western speakers, American and German, who popu-
lar with the people.
The Grant people came together this evening under
rather depressing to hear Gen. Logan and
the cOlored speaker from Washington, Jno NJ Langston
untmey at the hour Of assembling cut OFF the
hope, II any had been nduiged OF sreat crowd aud
the speakers made their arguments TO very slim at
tendance. Gen Logan repeated the glOres OF the Re-
publican party and showed bis hearers that no country
had such a perfect government ours; that no
financial system III the world was beneficial; civil
service SO pure and complete. He further declared
that no man could present such fitness for the Ires
dency as Grant and that fortune favored the American
people giving them opportunity OF voting for such
a consummate statesman Mr.. Langston echoed those
cheering strains and cheered by the large proper
ton of coored people present The oupouring Of last
night has an undisgusedy depressing effect and there
is no boastng now OF carrying Morton through If it
drains the United States Treasury to do it," Bets to
amount are freely offered tonight the result with no
takers.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
A CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

The Peoples Reform Association met, last
night. at No. 9O7 Broadway There were 100 mem
bers present with George A. Hasey in the chair, and
g. H. stevens Secretary. report was made by G. Hal
berstadt to the effect that he had conferred with various
Reform organizations since the last meeting, and that
they had decided 20 recommend the name Of
Smith T. Shaw 10 the Committee Of Seventy as the Re-
form candidate for Mayor motion at this point
made objectng to further recommendations or delays
and urging the necessity of making nomination at
once TINS proposition received with applause and
Smith L. Shaw thereupon nominated "A candidate
for Alayor The following Committee appointed TO
wait upon Mr. Shaw inform him Of the action Of the
meeting: C. Halbcrstadt, s. ID. Han, j. A. Thompson,