Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22

grade. Some of these offices disburse 60 per
cent. of their receipts for running expenses,
and others not more than % per cent :.
Attorney General Williams has replied to
Gov. Browo, of Tennessee, ON the subject
matter Of lis protest against further arrests
by United States Marshals under the Enforce
ment act and his request that the persons al
ready arrested be turned over to the State
courts for trial. He contends that the Presi-
dent is as much bound to enforce the act in
question as any other law of the United States,
and declines to accede to Gov. Browns re-
quest
The organization Of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue is working so we'll that no recon-
mendation will be made by Congress for it's
amendment. Eek. Senator Cattell, who has
been appointed Special Treasury Agent to
negotiate the new loan, will be assigned to
duty in London . The resignation of Rich
ard W. Busted, United States Judge for Ala
bama. has been received and accepted by the
President. The internal revenue receipts
for the fiscal year promise to exceed those of
last year by about two million dollars.
Political.
JOHN W. CARTER, an alleged ccunterfeiter,
was recently arrested at Brooklyn, on the
charge of altering bonds from $1,000 to
$40, 600, in order to start bogus insurance
company. Under a bed in his bedroom were
found several forged bonds, small printing
press, bond-paper, and dies, containing the
names of officials of prominent railroad CON-
U7I- - Ill H. a,.sao
whose bonds were forged could not be ascer-
tanned, but it is certain that the Union Pacific,
Central Pacific, and Reading and Philadelphia
Railroad Companies, and Western Union
Telegraph Company, are among them....
Senetor Thurman. of Ohio. delivered an ad-
hess before the Maryland Agricultural and
Mechanical Association last week. About
5000 persons were present. Hon. Schuyler
Colfax is making political speeches to his fell
low-citizens in Indiana. Ex-Gov. Horatio
Seymour is visiting friends in Milwaukee.
THE Conservative party in South Carolina
have decided to support the Independent Re-
publican candidates for ofAce.
In speech at Paterson. n. j., the other
day, Secretary Robson said that President
Grant had no idea of third term, and only
avoided giving official expression to his opin-
ion ON the matter lest he should seem to
attach to it too much Importance. "A New
Orleans telegram states that the supporters
of Gov. McEnery accept the proposition made
by Gov. Kellogg in his address, viz: To test
the question of the Louisiana State govern
ment by canvass OF the actual returns, an6
all parties to abide by the result. These re
turns are in the custody of the McEner.
party. and can be produced and authenticated
at any time.
BEN BUTLER has been renominated for Con
gress in the Essex (Mass. District.
THE convention of Southern Republican,
assembled at Chattanooga. Tenn, on the 1Stl
of October. About 200 delegates were pres
emf, one quarter of whom were colored
Lewis E. Parsons, of Alabama, was elected
President of the Convention. Hon. Georg
F. Hoar has been renominated for Congress
in Massachusetts,.
| OHIO, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, West vir
ginia aud Arkansas held elections on Tues
day. Oct. IS. In Ohio the Democratic major
ity is about $1,000, while the Congressona
Delegation stands 13 Opposition to Repub
hcans The following is list of the Con
gressmen elected. Those marked with an as
terisk CD are members Of the present Con
gress:
/. 'Milton Sayler, Dem H. john L Vance, Dem
| 3. Sewage, Dem Is. VI Southland, Dem
A. . Mcmahon, Dem IA John Cowan, Dem