The New York herald., 1875-09-29

York. is that, while he was editor of the New York
Times he assisted Corbn and Fisk get up the Black
Friday panic Yet Mr. Bigelow's position that point
explained long ago.
The next election in Conpecticut will take place on
the 4th of October when officers be chosen;
also constitutional amendments are to be voted
onone providing for the general election in November
and the other giving the General Assembly power
store the privileges Of eector that have been forfeited
by reason of crime
Estimating the gubernatorial chances in Massachu-
setts the Boston Globe publishes the foowIng:-Lust
nights caucuses sent the Loring column ahead with
bound and this morning report the following salts
factory table of totals
OUTSIDE BOSTON
Loring. 173
hce ...................... 6S
nuils. :. ~ - ~
Uhnstructed ana doubtful. 139
INCLUDING BOSTON.
Lorlng .................. 1S3
kcc. IFS
Adams. ............. 10
Unnstructed and doubtful. u..................... 130
Charles Francis Adams and Alexander w. Rice have
had their records examined by the voluntary zeal
OF Frank W. Bird Mr. Bird processes to discover that
in Congress- IN 1861 upon the passage by the House of
resouton--frst, recognizing slavery it existed;
second recognizing slaves property; third request
ing States revise their statutes as to secure the
rights of travelling slave their slaves-both
Mr. Adams and Mr.. Rice voted in favor Of it, He finds
also that, upon the Offering of amendment to the
constitution prohibiting Congress from having power
abolish interfere with slavery in any State both Mr.
Adams and Mr.. Rice voted in the affirmative That is
neither of these represented the radical pur
poses and sentiments of the republican party just before
the outbreak of hostes.
OF the Chicago Coectorshp the Inter. Ocean of the
Goth nst says'It is understood that the resignation
by the Hon. N B. Judd Of the Office of Customs Coec-
tor of this Port, forwarded to Washington on Friday
last was long since determined upon. The
extensive business enterprise which Mr.. Judd
has undertaken requires his constant per-
sonal supervision Accordingly having sent
in his resignation, he Immediately left the city for
the scene of his future labors On Saturday last the
Hon Charles Farwe telegraphed to Secretary Bris-
tow recommending the appointment of Mr.. Adolph
schoeninger to be Collector at the Port of Chicago vice
the Hon. n. B. Judd, resigned"
Pinchback made wrathful speech in the New Or.
leans Board of Education few days ago the appoint
nent Of the colored teacher Edmunds to chair in the
Central High School 1T had been done he said ''by
the Board to test the sincerity of the Southern people
in their oft-repeated assertions from the pulpit the
rosrum and through the press that they accepted the
civil and political equality OF all before the law
They agreed to and did vote his election which was
unanimous If this man, worthy and well qualified
is to be driven from his post cannot escape the
conclusion that this profession of friendship and ac
cepancc Of the order of things by our white fellow
citizens is but sounding brass and tnkling cymbas'n
Congressman Charles P. Thompson, General Buffers
successor in the Lowell district, in Massachusetts has
had little public mention his requirement of the
Office He has recently made a speech, in which he
tersey said:-'T stand partisan. am not
the of the democratic party am not the ser
Vaut of 10 I hal adv
and only those that believe TO be
for the common good. shall never advocate a prn.
ciple upon party grounds | shall be unworthy OF the
confidence that has been placed in If misunder-
stood what the democratic party meant when
they put me in nomination, which was that /
should carry out the principles which l believed
to be right-that should serve my country first and
by serving my country, know that best serve my
party. In this there important ques
tions One Of them is the financial question know
that my republican friends who voted for me did so be-
cause was sound upon that question. You may ask
me If am in favor OF the colored man. answer veg
am in favor OF the white and colored man be
lieve they both entitled to equal rights under the
constitution believe in equality of rights and an
equality of duties. would not go for a law that would
discriminate in favor OF white or a black man
want the same law for ALL"
Secretary Of War Belknap 1t seems is working for
the United States senatorshp in Iowa with will
The Des Moines correspondent Of the Dubuque Herald
under date Of september 10, writes:-
We have the announcement that President
Grant will be here with his Secretary of War
bclknap TO attend the reunion Of the Army of the
Tennessee the last OF this month. This reunion while
all right and proper, is understood to worry some
Of the leading republican potcians who
while willing to haze the party helped by the
same are very much afraid the re2non will some way
or other be managed so as to give Beknap a boost
toward the United States Senate II is understood the
great war Governor Kirkwood himself Is afraid
there Is something of this kind going on One of the
initiated, who has recently received his reward in the
shape OF paying Oice says that speech made by
Belknap at one OF these reunions made him Secretary
Of War, and this being the he logically argues
why should not his presence and speech this coming
reunion make him United States Senator from Iowa
Grants candidate for that position2 He thinks a
WILL and has been, and Is shaping his course in
that direction, and many more will do likewise
McCrary, Congressman from the First district Is now
stumping the State, with eye upon the Senate and
some think he Is the coming for the place The
Ife6tSter this morning gives him huge pun as about
the abcst man In the House, only from Iowa but
IRON the West This is pretty strong and shows the
RegshrS leanings TO be toward McCrary But there
viii be no light between these two Keokuk men-Belk
nap and McCrary As written you BEFORE If il is seen
Belknap can carry the most outside votes McCrary will
gracefully retire and throw all his strength in favor Of
the former, and trust TO Providence and President
Grant for his reward for doing, having distinct un
derstandng beforehand Of what kind of provision that
providence Will provide for him