, 1876-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
AKlE ut: n


NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Nehensah Perry, for
| mcrly Democratic Mayor Of Newark, N, j.,
anu Democratic Congressman In 1860 and tSGo
addrcssed Republican nass.mrctlng In Ncwarl,
this evening as It's Chairman. Three thousand
people were present. lo nnIl that,
throwing aslde party feeling, he
WISHED to throw his iutl,tonco in
favor OF truc and honest reform anl would vote.
therefore, for liaycY and Wheeler, Al reason,
M Mior ttls, i!e reviewed tho stories ratlccttug on
llt.leli'a honesty, and satd tho Democratic sue
Democratic spceie resumption could only .rrur
alter shgt' payment, and would then t,e lulpog-
slblc. Hayes hail STOOL flr1l for har.l u,ot,sy.
willie ridden had given way to the demands III
thu soft-1noney nlcil.
oNH sEMMHs AsKB AND ANsYHuB ceRrA IN n,trs.
NEW onhEAHs, Oct. 3u-At meeting To-
nlRt ut st. patrlck'a Hall, discussing Mr. iii
4cl's feeut letter on Southern clatns, tic lion.
J.. sennIcs, ,late Confederate States scntor, sud-; ;
"Now w'nt 10 we expect In case OF the s,lrccss
of Mr.. Tfltlrnf 10 We tlupn to have our Con
iet'cFase bonds or currency patd7 Do We lioi,s
lor compensation for ctnancijmtetl siAyes1 Do
wara Do wehope for the refunltug Ut tho Cotton
taxa Do w hopo fur cxtruyagnnt M
pr"prlattons Of public money u fio,co,iir
Tor withholding this dcnal!tlf No! We I!om
tor none Of these things. No scl.siblu man In
nlands. l sincerely believe tho South would
vote against s'nll dcmands
so<c,o, haNs11s, tisIMi1s /, xEa: VT yx,,u..
LINCOLN, Nch., uct. 30.-atrs. Matilda Flctcl-
CT. Of lowa addressed an addressed mn a,ldjcnrs
Of 200 Vt the OEcrn-l ltnuso Tonight on noliticul
issucs. Tho tatllcs' brass band 1t this city uI,-
l'clued on tbs platform with her, anl by their
'n1'ss aidcd much To The enthusiasm oceasio,,-
cd. Thu lady spoio Tor over two hours fl her
raptf, Aucnt MANNER and not pcssu,i stirred
~ TIC close everybody expressed enthusiastic
donu nob!e work III tho campaign, and l,as lpl.
where met with nlorG eurtltal RESPONSE to her
sentiments than here.
ETH HOLLAND.
c.scsx4ffi' fi't o. d''c'ss sc. :: g.. nR"1ii Holland
wtll-known storthlg-1nan hurs, who was Inu1,a-
gcr aud rsfcEea VI thu t;oss-Allun light, WIS A.
rcstcd to-day by thu unlte! States authorities,
Judge OF election to aceept fraudulent vots al
the Congressional election this month. Hol.
land 10 an acttye Democratic politician In onp OF
tio Irish precincts Ut this ctty,-tl,e Fourth
sTFss''ta Tssse Ia tho ~A'Fa"t was s''A' Of rfA"k
q, MEw ,sp -, ORLEANS, Ct. W.m,Dcputy United
s%tGs IT, fs MAGss m 1aSty ad and r9ps1 arrived ;r
layou Sara with aftcyn prisoners whom they
tlau arrested IN West FultrtIlu rars'i, charged
wltt conspiracy aud intimidation Ut ntgrucs In
July lust. Tho prisoners, ali Of wlaii wvru
wttto mon and Democrats, wcrp asratgned b.
iOro Commissioner Huuthwurtl, anl tct1 tu batl
~ the sum Ut u ,b00 casll to appear hcfnru thu
Uultcd statcs Court at tho November lcrul.
tEnAK ItArll,s, Ia
Hpectaf N'galtch IL M 7fiaans
HEnAH lAfls'St !a., MT, .ai.--Fhn ltrpugltan
ral'Y hcru htnl.lt was a,y far tIo lAggrat Alti
'ft'o Hayes anu Wheeler ti,iartis wrre ulit IN
strong furcc, and stirring spevct,es were M!ule
lY Congressman JA,lrs WilaUn Al,l the :sllan
ltust C!ark ut tho Unlun Opcru-liuuac, which
wAs 1illcll tu uYefilDwluV.