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IMPORTANCE or THE Political ChMFAIuN TuEnR
THE pEGoclAT1c fuLIGI or VIOLENCE And
INTIMIDATION.
To The Eattor ~ Ths Chicago Tr,5nns:
HOLLY srAiSaa Misu., Sept. l5.-Tho enllght.
eued and generally discriminating 1nauuer iv
which the Southern question has betu treatcd
bv TIE TuDrrE induces me to make 8 sueccs-
tipu. Atm vel awnta how entirely diegusscd
tnang good pcople 1t tho North haro becuue
With the " hole matter of Southern aHairn. I
aso recognize the fact how hard It is for 'scar-
pct-bagEer &c c.ass TO which / unfortunately
bcoag-to got hearing. 1IoHevaz, 1t il hoped
thu. the atatemeuts i,ore made may recuira yo,:r
thoughtful attention.
Alseieaippi has entered upon political cam
pAeu
KoRE MronTASr TO TIE rEAcE AND 6rAnILtTY
Of tho nation than the ouo now In progress IN
Ohio. The question il, simply, Will tho country
protect tho negro In Liz voto2 We arc to otocL
in this State, next November, Coneressmea,
members OF the Legislature, and county officers.
The Democracy claim that al the other States
in thu South ha1o bcen rodeomed. They proposa
to mako unitod hnu determined effort 10 regain
uuprrmAcy In MiBslbelppf. Success heto this
campaign, would not only unite the South against
tho Republican party. but would give, as they
believe, a Rrand impulse to the "tIdsl wAyo"
which is TO oyerwhoina tho 1t Eadteais with dis-
aster III the Presidential contest OF 1876, Mig
sissippi is tho battle-dold upon which tho Rebel
Democracy hopo to secure ono Of tho initial WIG
torIeA in that contest. Thoy ARC con-
centrating hero t.ier heaviest guns. Sepo-
Tor Gur1on lae commenced = tour OF ttAa
State Lamar il to speak at all Of tho principal
placos. lsebul leaders who have been kept III
tic background biucc the War aro now coming
to tito front. Tint policy OF intimidation auta
ouH at hnuk kaor, Ha5 thNrx
, 1875-09-20
ventton, but navor enonEh 10 give him any pros.
tect OF euccoaa. Th!H year. however, 10 Il IN.
dh nod tr m ''1 49, NNs7

ventto,f, bu. never enonEh to give him anv pros.
Feet OF enccoaa. Th,H year, however An n m.
dtrBtHod to %
nAcckED RT TIE nrr,En 1s1EnEs7,-
Al "HccstaIn 1acton nneotsarY 10 To LaKett jntd
accni1nt III eAtItnating MABRarh looltH uuttttcs,
and il thought to have good st,o. for rho nor,.
ihallon. The poiuta male agnIbet him ire hia
tal War r'coEJ, hiB nudden conversion to TO.
tuklcantsm when ho couldn't hop speins that
Party "as - toand to ain, aud his friendship for
!;'sI's This latter would toll heavily aga;nat
i11ul oh popular vote. Butler laA lust cnsh
with thr People OF the State einca l,,s defeat fot
so'Et"rn llHt year, aud nops Of llis Disciples can
c'.!'s On scnngai support.
Huou'! 'Eele he auy strong fEht Ia tho Com
sef't'on bet secn the Itlce ami Lortug delegates.
~ ~ III. '4niikeiy. tlero vii bo
.- NJ I.ACE uF NAMES
1io's "''eh u helGrs n clmpto!niHe candidate,
:" -" sa:iefn part of tho Htato, thase ase Joha
l.. sa'sfuf!, .! tau,on, fnr Tue pnst two yeara
oPeahef OF tho Iluli+a II ttep;rtettativea Thar.
Wy """eh. of b1rtoIA c1 s. caicr If Ina Uonsn.
ttotlcr Ut The roetna.ier.t tiouerai, and !
m~,vaisnes NY ti " y t,oS ,'ah!on; Judge r. nock-
!e*s prominence. MeateEn :'1r,..cuuso:.s could
bring forward II. q. hnlrlt, ii Enst.
eainl'ton. tho rrnccnt l.cutenaut-{. oy-
sE'1ot. WHO MAS cnossn las. year, by a
hlo.:ioniHts,. t!nugf. Talhat rno healed tl1o
ticket. rHB defeatol; T.. i. Iltett, ot Wcstfir.I.
prominent lawyer. and ATTORNEY for the Eoskon
4 h5oahy KhilIoaI: Fetidcut Chahbourno, Of
": L.. f;1Ilctt4. *.1r,-.."- --.- -
side If uoccasaiI. .lr. rashot's letter Of with.
drawhi na1e scry favorable Impression, and
there is some talk Ct Bringing him forward
again. but auch i coa:so would be suicidal uu-
DIR the crtuinHtancea.
The movement for
CHARLES fRh.;t,tH ADAMS
Anounts TO nothing thIla far dad there III no
probability of itH Huccees. The popular mlnl
las hot forgotten or forgiven tho lo~ cBtlmata
he put upon Lincoln In tho famous sawarrs
eulogy; aul though his great abilltlo., spotlctss
character. and ointment publ4o services. aro
freely acknoN lodged. be INIT man 70 get votes.
The strongest candidate, bv all odds would 10
t.cu. Chatlca Deyeps, Jr.. Of Wo-c' ster. Ru
holds. however, n life-Fostlou % associate JUS
tice uf tho Supreme Curt III the State, aud has
pefe1.ptor1ly reIuAcd to allow tho Mo Of his
name.
Tbs good effect On other Statos Of a Rapublt-
can victory IN Massachusetts this fall has been
fully rccosn,zed, ami every effort is being made
10 krap the tho party harmonious and united. It
IS quite probable that Tice-P1cs!dout Wilson
will ba invited to preside q. tho State Couvan-
tion and. il 70. tho - Liberal element will ha
| zepsescntcl taete.
, 1875-09-20

Tug eoSlEs toA 1nE Z. ~ 1nsoHsn'.' %
,,s'p... ~ W. .t ~" -, s,n.s,.
n9laSofiELp' M@so'' seps. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ia beginning tn htousc OF the enbject Of
HER CENTENNIAL uoyEnSoB.
Thu cn1,a for hotl, mart, r.onvept;ora nra ore -
49,. p..,...a.;. -. w,...ta. Co.. M 80 H..
.no Dep'oefAs' ~ "etee''es' Sept - .oa tIo
Aspap.sao ~ eao oA"o pt0ce' , "eoA INLET.
among the pcople generally az there t.as been
-, .r7,. for,nar va.-. "a n.,t,. ,h.;,n l,,,,
- ,,o.o,u ~, th,,,,,, ~. a.,,a .-,.
set3 iooAe's aaa- 'uouea tne otatc' oa my
tAinE like tuH vote. Ia undoubtedly Hepnbii-
can, It IL IN eycu chance Whcthc7 Gnstun will
Inn hoa doro xo,x xs1I dr,in,, Nh. r,e. v.a,.
w. ~" euHo '.'' r,s...,:.' ~ '.e -,
Aaa IA sooa many 1'op"o"eHo1' "n'esa sn'a'
o"h parsy gives tncm Candidate thas efaetlT
BuiIa thcio. will help his reelection. There is,
however, g feeling against Aiu ou tue part Of
c.r1.;n Damoc1.ts win tl,ns t1,cv ,sron., bocn
. . ,N,.' - ~, $3.50 ~sa.N....l
ssea'cu '@11!S ~ 'ho Aa'sef u q lponttaen'ds
Which may develop Into
FORMIDABLE OPPOSITION.
Tb;a f}iaaffcr,inn IN n nrasaut cnnf1uad N tho
N's ' 49, ~ <-.'.
"oose'" Pa's - wv S,"'o' 49,. ~ e-'' t'o''4
c1-Diets'c'-Atlolhegs steoreo Il. o'esrns. prom
inpus lawyer nt Springfield, who il uleEruntlcd
because his brothcr-iil-Iaw, Republican, ME-
~ w. "!p '..as.a s,a.,.s' ,,.;,',s 49, Co..S..s
nAa 1cIuobte<1. SkeAtns suiAAh LUG t"'elAoE
ucut back on him IN very ncan way.-haslng.
Al be claims, virtually nfoms cd Ia u,ahe tho ap.
,o;,,.n ,,t and In rwe,r, to he rcynovetf
po'sa - ~" @ ~ na' nns t"1", Nv 70 na.a .,, t
ou.o'oe W SUE 'oe"' iee'A6' ""Sto" - 't0.S'
popular Will BIS party. Ana w'A undoubtedly ~
renou,inased. Tho only other nano that has
thus far beop suggested ia that Of John Quincy
aSsa-., W., xo.,s t,,n n"n,,c,n,c cn,1,d,. IN r1,on
, 1875-09-20
o, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1875.

ward and ohto Tho strest. in order to deceive
lookorh'on into tho belief ttlat lie want ont Of
TN own Accos1 and free will, With malice Alore-
thnaght. N 1t were.
GoT. A'n rpe,t Sunday ia Co1urnbus. but
va, intcceHetb'c all day. hcEg cloaov g1ardcd
hy III. trntncts and .e*,t d. This nleakt,g an
aS"ra;o 0f three ti,nn. IN Two days ia mighty
"eaF'"C or tho old man. and Lc sLoxr 1t.
3rrstrp
, 1875-09-20
MAINE.
THE LIQUOR QUEbT1ok Az AN IsBCE ~ TltH LATE
pr
MAINE.

ELECTION.
70 the Editor n Tat Chisayu lytbuas:
Sr. JosnrH, Mich. sept. To- accounting
for tho small Republican majority in Mains, you
fail to notice tho fact that the liquor question
was. indirectly, N Issue Of tho campaign. Gen.
noborts, in hia iet,cr accepting the nomination,
and in h:s spucches, favored liconse4 OF, at
least. spoke strongly aeainst the present attempt
It prohibit OIL Moro thau 10OO isopubIlcaus In
Maine would vots tue Democratic ticket II thoy
could, iu that msY, bring III free whisky.
En- 4. ABHoTT
, 1875-09-20

compared with the increase Of connsy Dr city
reyeuuS. II will not 10 = bad thing though, ii
ton to this same matter Of esaessmenta. Tho
new Constitution. on that subject rstana al tue
absolute, unjust, and seni-barbarous fcatn1cs OF
tAs present organic law.
only n tho imposition Of taxea and creation OF
lcbt.
frs POWER Is crA7AILEp,
first. by many other important prohibitions
second. BY great enlargement Of ths Veto
power; tAird, By rama,kablo oxtens.on Of The
judicial poWor; and, finally. py p1oylniona which
practically roduce to 4 minimum tho amount uf
busluces which It eau transact. Unless called
for SPECIAL session by tho Governor, tho Geueral
Assembly can meet but once III two years., cAu-
uot adjourn Of taks : tecess for more tban snroe
days. and cannot draw oVar u Eer dlfn Tor
more thsn seventy days At regular eesalons.
''No bill can bo 10 amended ia elshor liouso Is
to chango III original purposo;" any t~o iavi'.-
BETS caa require Tho ygas aud uayB: III bill can
bs considered for final psasage unloss The Same
has beou reported upon Wy Conlm!tsoc. and
printed for Tho use, Of :, tho numbers
.na sTesy e. ci!i VIII =. ;, smena"s1ts; nenla* ~.
tho of moabuss. before it, husl paasaEe;' Oh
| tho unul vote in each House. yoas aud nsJs
sha! 10 taken, and A'.usjoFlty OF 81! members
| eiec1od must record themselves for b!l4 70 sa'
! euro it, passage; reconsideration, II Mo7ea,
must bo auAlly ac.od upon 1t once; sud. IN each
IIouso. pll "hlch hhs passed must 10 again
read Ut length IN open SESSION, before Tue IRE.
ssdiug Otlicer sLal( Aalx his signature; ards II
RRny memtcr objects that any Substitution,
omission, or insertion has occurred, Or that any
| particular clause Of tbs Constitution haa necn
yip!4.uA in ity pAssags, "such objection Aholi ho
| pass.l upon bv the Iouse, aud, II staireu,
the p!osld4ng Ohl:sF spxi MsEaholu ~ sl9na. @
will xs&tixs that
| COMPARATIVELY L17ELx Bus1xIss
could b. transacted N > sesstou OF serenity days
, 1875-09-20

Mt, ~ talhoaaca cAnnnt hppfoTn II thai psneH Of
education for yHuh which IL Apart from the nsrIc
lion IN tie CA,holio fal and the taacl.tnas Of tho
Chusyh:
fos'n!ty wih those principles, - has heen done In
Engand, Franco Canada, lruAsA, aud o&her countries
whutc Tho ssghts ot consetancs Ia Tho matter d eau
tipu EsTo been fully rstll1.s an Prepared to give
sAzehhlshop u cnc.nnAti."'
members Of tbs Board did not despair Of securing tho
advantages Of tbs public schools BY accularixuR thc,,
b. FL 4st T. s W. ~ esSs,i xt e. ~ a; Of xonp
IN full forc there are tbousands of Catholic children
now II sttondsnse, I'd the reasonable dsdaetnu T.
ltoa1d. the numbers viii b. rapidly Increased"
subsequently tho resolution excluding rel,g-
ions instruction from tho public schools was
pssse1, and thu twenty nemlors Of tho Goard
IN majority who voted for tho measure found
that they lid dug thelf political graves. 1t IN:
tersals they have broken out III dofonss OF tAeil
conduct; but ~ eleyan OF tho twenty were
Catholics, and tho remaining nine waEa Of nc
especial religious convictions, their clailns thai
the wetfare OF tic people was their object III
Voting ~ they did, are disbelieyod; and tho,,
course iu the plesent campaign shows to eA1ues
thiukoEs whas their object really was,
Discussing tue sltuAtion With democrat. Al
dues not. howover, cleavo TO tho Catholic Church
exturted from h1m = statement that 10 bo
lsrel tho prlcsta had loSt them MAng votes
buI that they expected ~ pull through Oh ths
rag udu9 lSSue.
Tho fact is, tho Democracy realize tia
erery hour OF de!ay Of slacslou-day inapair'
thct chances. 3tr. Sam Cassy, candltaso ~
Lleutouant-u osernoF, remarked iaut waek
'Ul. that tho election wsa tomorrow l" III,
faci Is, tho Democracy
REALIZE THAT THEY ARE ZONE;
Aud they arc acting now On th
policy Of ths little tlsse~dog, who
NLun whipped out Of tue houss
did not slink away With ita tall between IT, lsgs
bnt xtth tha eaada sppsndags neatly carls<
, 1875-09-20
FO1l fCA1,
The Roman Catholic 1s-
sue in the Ohio
Canvass.
Buckeye Democracy In a Bad Way
on Account Of The Public
School Question.
Some Leading Features Of. the
Proposed New 0onsti-
tuition Of Mis-
souri,
Strait-1ackets Placed upon the
Legislature and Municipal
Governments.
Little Doubt that the Instru-
mcnt Will Be Endorsed by
tile People.
The Contest for the Centennial
Governorship in Massa-
chusettg.
CASTOR to Do the Democratic Nominee
Rits and lering the Most Prom
inent Republican Can.
didatcs.
The Democratic Policy Of Inti1nida-
ton and Violence in
mississippi
Comments of the New York City
Press on the Democratic
State Islatfornl.
CASTOR to Do tbe Democratic Nominee
Rice aud Loring the Most Prom
inent Republican Can.
didatcs.
The Democratic Policy Of Intilnida-
ton and Violence in
mississippi
Comments Of the New York City
Press on the Democratic
State platfornl.
OHIO.
CARL SC1ICnI.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 19.-1ho Hon. Carl
schurz wll make pino speeches in Ohio during
this campaign in favor Of a soupd currency. Tho
first will be made III Cincinnati Monday oveuing,
Sept. q. In response to an Invitation from the
merchants Of that city. Formal announcement
Of other appointments will bo made horcaftor.
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Men have alvays been prone to have
priest 40 their Drawing for them. 1t Is
easicr. and thew lose no time by the Qper.
alton. While the convenience Of this ar.
ranpemept NAV not be doubted, It's prac-
tical utility is seriously questionable. 1t
renders the priest porfunctory in his du.
ties, and depriycs the individual himself
Of that uplift Of soul which comes from
personal communion with the Supreme.
The same tendency exhibits itself in the
matter Of public charities. Men too ire
uueutly distribute their charities through
agents whom il is TO be feared seldom
display charitable spirit in the perfor-
nance of their duties. Our citizens lust
now need to be reminded Of this truth.
They have generously contributed in u
public manner to the relief of the DOOR of
orr city and we rejoice TO believe. that
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From present indications, this trial Is
likely to last Tor six or seven weeks TO
come, Mr. MoultOn is stilon the stand
and It Is expected that howllI be followed
by Mr.. Tillun. II is understood that the
defense will object 10 Mr.. ,lilton's testi'
flying in the case, but they are not likely
tosuccrcl in setting him aside as u witness,
Judge Nelson Is acknowledged to be M
impartial and judiciOus Judge. The Is
sllc Of the triaInoman can forecast, and IL
Is mott all Improbable thatthc jury will
agree to disagree, The counsel on both
sides are stubbOrnIy COntcsting every inch
ofgronnd, and seem determined to leave
nothing undOnc for their respective
clients. The New York Herald Ofsunday
rather Witty suggests that the whole
party cmigralG to the West. II declares
liz willingness to subscribe literally for
this purpose, and describes u suitable
place for the settlement near the yellow
stone. There amid the grotcsque phases
Of Nature, all the parties Interested might
find cOngenial home. So says the
IieraM
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SPECIAL NOTICES e
LauohlIn's Infant Cordial.

LOlIC Palms, 10 prOuHle Sleep, tOGlrO Summer C1ui'
plRlHt, This we outsider ole VI The msI valuable
REMEDIES u 10 kept In the family when tho Cllll.
dFbn arc cutting their teeth. We IRE selling thou.
ands u bOttls, and have ~ hOaf tho lrst person
my Il Il not all We TeConllppnt II " BY Al, a.,
TURNS the HOURS al RIHIiT when y0n 10 hing Tot
rcstl Into one LONG, WEARY DAYtIMK Ol WON'T.
MINT anil CAnE3 Cry--CFgr- Crg-all day mud all
night l0ng7 II yUJ have, IlltH 10 FedjOn, b6 con-
WINGED, hesitate M bRHeEtLa PRIV drops 81 lNVANf
SWIFT, HRPRRSHINu sLREP will take tlIo place Of
WARRPUE SUFFERING. Procure u OiirG 4 bottle.
SOld by al DFHUtAS and W. 800
liAuulItIN BIltISI 4 GO, lrOpFlelon,
'lWlgellIn, W, Va,
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ms PERSONAL GENEROSITY

to all around him, Mr.. Disraeli except
ed; his fidelity to his Colleagues when In
office; the earnestness with which he throws
himself into any cause that eRlists bis
syupathy, and tho perfect sincerity with
which he acts up to what he hOhls to b.
right, aEeitraits which come to the front
IN estimating his character. Not always
wise or discreet, and often needlesSly
sensitive, he IL one Of those great men
who have not II little Of the woman In
their nature. This Ii the cause Of much
Of the weakness Of his character. Bat
even with this alloy, it fs- u singnlarly
great and noble character, J. and deserves
the admiration which il excltes.
u .ln,,l1 4' ~ i. w. II,
Leels, England, Jaa, o, 1875. u
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WATKINS-On Tuesday, January 10th, 1870,
JOlTS WATKINS, In the list year Of his age,
Tho funeral services will bO held at ThomSOn N,
f. Church (Island) al o'clock on Wednesday after
nOon Friends Of u,O family are respectfully III!
yllel 10 attend, ''H' A'.' o.
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sell hicI Eheuh Il has really 5iked him
to the boiling pint ON grept question,
he can alNays ctlhmuRicate 70 AIs lpllQVs
eFIl nd llleres6 linton which enables iin
to bfsevtge viii any work he lbs under-
taIl, ID The ice Of diiiculties winch
would olefwhelh most men. iYheT be
gives himself with alIV earnestpess-a and
he Is the most earnest man now living in
EnglAnd-to great question he shows q
knowledge, an ability, power Of hand
ling 1t, a grasp at once Of the greatest
principles and Of the smallest details, a
readiness to comprehend the objection
that can be raised 10 particular pfoyisI
ions Of the bill, a fertility Of resources in
FSmOdies-fOr.lhose objections,
which no other British statesman can
pretend TO possess. tf
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ENDToRs OFTIIE INTEILrGENCER,
II Please announce the following
ticket to he voted nj the next Charter Flee.
ton and Oblige Three Thousand Voters Of
the City Of Wheeling:
Nlnyor-A. j, Sweeney.
SergcNnt-Ed, NJ. Davis.
Clcrk-E A. Britt. ..Ita
Superintendent Of Water WOrks--IOlm
W. Cummings.
Street Commissioncr-George Ankle.
Wharf Master--JOs.F Forsyth. jan23'
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" FIRST WARD.
First BranCh-Wm. A.WilSOn.
Second BranCll-A. 7, Garden, Caleb
sylyis, VIM. Ritz. laR26
DEOPkES' TICKET F0uKTH WARD.
First BranGh-Jamcs McAdams,
Second Branch-,laCOb Morris Andrew
J. Long, George Kingdom, iaG25
ElFTII WARD CITIZENS COUNCIL
Il TICKET, a. ...r,g ..U
First IIranch-Andrew Wilson.
Second Branch-JaS. Maxwell, John +.
Parker, Thomas h. MOllhtt. jan26'
CtITIZENY TICKET-AIRssRS. EDIT.
" OlsS-Please announce tho following
ticket for Council from the Second Ward
First lIranCh-ThomaS T. Shallcr0ss.
Second lIranch-JOhn X, BotsfOrd, Fred
eriCk SChcnck, =. L. Kimberly, jAn23e
NOURTII WARD-CTTIzENs' TICKET.
First Branch Council W, Boring.-
Second Branch COuncll-CaspGr llcil,
Robert Crawford, George Kingdom.
JAMES u .u
SlNTlI WARD-COUNCllI-
First Brancli-llCnry SchmulbNch.
Second Branch George Forbes, Gregory
Warner, IsOac Freesc, ST., Thomas Pryor,
jan23W
DEOPLE'S COUNCIL TICKET--TIIIRD
l. WARD
McssrS. Editors: Please anfOnnce the
following US u Council Ticket for the Third
Ward:
First BranCh-Dr. Geo. Baird.
Second lirlnch-Jamcs NJ. Ewing, John
C4aytor, L. L. Hanson. ~. jan2Se
1NIIRD VALID PEOPLES TICKET
ron COUNCILMEN.
First lIranCh-Ioln Mills.
Second BranClIAGeo. H. Caldwell, Capt.
VIM. Curtis, L. L. Hanson, r
Representative men ArG wanted In COun.
ell by the Third Ward
JAMES PEOPLE.
LNDITORS OF THE INTELLIGENT GER
II Please announce the following
ticket to he voted at the next Charter Flee.
ton and Oblige Three Thousand Voters Of
the Cityo Wheeling:
NlnyOr-A. j, Sweeney.
Sergcant-El, NJ. Davis
Clerk-E A. Britt. .ItaN
Superintendent Of Water works--,IOhn
~ C,AL..
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FirG BranriEDf. George Baird.
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