, 1872-12-25

diana Legislature, tested by the vote for Gov.
! ernor, in October last, gives this re6tt. 184.
0c0 voters have 80 seats in the Senate,n md 50 in
the House 1S5, 900 voters have 20 in tl.sanata
and II in the House.
The declared majorities for the Repelican
nominees in Florida are: Governor, Oss,n r.
Hart, 1850 Lieutenant Governor, Marcslls T,
stearns, 1866; Congress-Josiah r. Wills
1922; ". J. Purman, 1,726. The Republicans
count majority in the Senate, and 5 in ta
House. To accomplish this result, returns vel
rejected or amended to suit the 81 emergency.
| John T. Wait, of Norwich, will be q candi
date for Governor in the Republican Convention
| Of Connecticut.
| james F. Deyer, Collector Of Internal Re7e
nue. at Atlanta, Ga, and late candidate for Con
gress, is reported q defaulter in the paltry sun
| Of S12,874.46 He had been using public moneys
for private purposes; and, worse than all, hat
been defrauding other fellows in Office.
1t has been te1egraphed from Washington
that several persons are setting up little game
On the Winnebago Chief, in Pennsylvania but
the Harrisburg State journal Of the Goth says:
General Cameron has DO known publicly announced
rival for the United States Senate and most likely the
held Will be clear to him when the time for reelection
arrives.
General Simon &. Griffin, of Keene. n. H..
is quite likely to be nominated as the Repub1i-
can candidate for Congress in the Third District,
where he was beaten by 127 votes two years
ago.
The Albany Euening Journal has probably
heard by this time how tho thing works in Ala
bama; but On the 21at it said:
The real disposition Of the Administration WIS
shown in this case The conflict did not proceed tn
the same extreme as in Louisiana, and there not
nJnr1311f
ton. In Louisiana, it became question Of peace or
violence, and the Administration proceeded as the law
under the Constitutional provision, and II respond
ed 1t was bound to do. But in alabama there had
been no judicial determination Of the difficulty.
There we're simply two bodies claiming to be the Leg
iaaturo. Both appealed to the Administration and it
responded with the suggestion Of compromise which
opened tho way [?] to an honorable settlement.
The death Of two persons in the station
houses Of this city under circumstances that
imply gross neglect, if not actual maltreetment,
might, at any time, excite inquiry. But it is
particularly important now, when under laws
ostensibly directed against Southern Ku-Klnx,
respectable citizens are seized and imprisoned
in these station-houses, by Special Deputy
Marsha1s, selected from the refuse Of mankind,
for service On election day, This happeued in
the October election in this city, and though,
after the polls we're closed, the kidnapped citi-
tion to the system that it isAsubject to such
abuses az are now discovered. Philadelphia
Age.
While President Grant is denying at Washing
ton any intention or desire to tyrannize over the
people OF Louisiana, or to Interfere with the
free government Of the State, the Federal au-
thorities in New Orleans are committing out
RACES to which no people with spark of man
hood in their breasts can patiently submit. The
State Government overthrow, State Courts
abolished, or the rightful Judges driven by force
from the Bench, and now the suppression Of the
press, are the outrages that mark
the progressive steps Of this infamous violation
Of the Constitution and laws-Near York Her.
aid.