, 1876-10-09

70 Divide tho Republican party AMI Glye aBc-
Esr'y Of Renons who had given promise ot support
wh aeet to a.ef .seeS
was informed on. trusted authority that in
P:s ,a ss xssr' eRss euh ~aa ssa eesa es a g.
tSe pen'ss,.ts hsstns AA1 Il, IVY xone % baekk. ko
began 10 ~te 5 sttel Sta i r.; Sar:%a III ~ n''i
have never hecn offered Or promised anything by
snes tie esnva.s beE.n ssd 10 mo tat vas injuP. @
bnt ILL., VII ontJ IN esinai eon,eTsaiou 10 nd ms
sss;s 81 .?ns thSaFe IS .ns,sst 4
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' saos ut sssssiss to r:t sadzs g. . a.:
s.t be reSia 70. vote sos - me, .ns @ has 0RsnfE e ~
n os Is. 'eass sa. s.na:
ll!st one 70 unworthy ~ myself should b. sac-
dSx sd nd q ss I'll en ;as .:oa = 1sSse
,,,tsfgned)z a. Wo1co7r.
WoLcoTT, Ind, OF, Z.
CARD Or Mr. o1LkMAn. CHAIRMAN or THE
onEENBAcK sTA11 coNMlTTEE.
1HpIANApolls, Oct. G.-1o ia I,ldepende,t
0rte7.oack poters Of Indiana: I have carefully
read and considered tho letter Of the Hon.
diiats for Governor Of tfo btete of Indiana, "a 20
It appeared In the Journal this morning. fhe
statements made and concluntons arrived at arc
tuliJ confirmed By ny deliberate Judgment, Oh:
fevoEably commend themselves to the approval
81 every patriotict thoughtful dreonback voter
n the State, md hereby concur in and indorse
sll be has said tn hls letter.
Mr; g. Wo'"ott hss long been Gttzen;fefmcr Of
prise, moral worth, and Integrity OF character.
lla is ono Of the eatl'est aud ablestchamptous Of
thc American monetary system. It Is not At all
crcdltable 70 tho heaos or hearts Of tho gentle
men 30 lately identified with tile movement to
constitute themselves the censors OF Anson
Wolcott, and ttnpugn hie motives and ascrtbo
tishonornblc purposes to him for the course ho
,,as ,: seen proper TO pursue. He has scted from
victlons Is 70 tic duty Of The devoted friends of
financial reform at this time.
Tho letter OF Mr. Wolcott 80 ably and clearly
expresses w ny Own views, that will only add
nary 11t tue susss Of the
aTdous to the Lest interests of our country, and
consider TINT It would greatly pro1ong tho
struggles Of the industrial classcs for
financial relief. l most certainly cannot DO
promote the success Of the Democratic party to
power, which would very certainly be tie result
Il our candidate for Governor had not withdrawn
from t!ie CONTEXT, 70 as to leave the people free
james D. Williams. In determining my courso
tn this emergency surrender none Of my con.
vtcttons or opinions On the currency question,
nor viii cease my efforts to secure tile enau-
cpation ot labor and Our industries from the un-
just e1aet!ous OF capital, nor until tho nation
. adopta tho A1eTican financial syste1n " de-
lnanled by the Independent Grcenlack marty.
most sincerely regret that tho circumstances
by which VIC arc surrounded seem to inpcrn-
lively demand Of Ine . duty TINT may have the
se1nbIanee Of an abandonment Of tho cause OF
tho people, nnd especially To wound many Of tho
Aoncst, toillng, suffering men with whom have
been associated and whose good opiniun and
but to me the pathway to eat'tvst success Is
clear, and confidently behave that the results
will prove that ain right. L. A. OLLsnAN.
tsoEnsohL an1!;n; GLE AT r. rEaRr LATTE n*yrs.
Trnnn H4GTE ind a. r. Tis .9IG as been
great day for tho Republicans Of Vtgo County.
The managers lind intcndelto make Il tlieggcat
sgent q te ca1npaign ad % excel 81 thc pre-
spoke This afternoon In tho Wtgwam to crowd
that filled up tho adjacent streets and vacant
lots. Not tenth Of the people TINT Ind come
here expressly to hear him could get within Sec
tfal}y the same as that he fas delivered else
where during the campaign, ind was received
with Immense enthusiasm.
This evening ihe largest torch1tghtrprocession
1000 voters appeared in line, bearing torches.
They were mounted and on foot, in wagons, and
III carrinEes There were many novelties In tho
May Of decorated wagons anil transparencIca.
Tho procession was almost twtco rs large Us my
ever before witnessed here.
Gen. eicklcs and Col. Nelson spoke from scp-
nrate stands this evening to vast audiences,
Tho doings Of to-day hare inspired tho Re-
publIcans with great hopes OF milking the vic
tory of next Tuesday great and glorious ono
In this county.
6peetol Dlapdich TO- 7Bs Tribune.
LAroRTE, Ind. Oct. B.-Neyer befurc have tho
streets Of our city presented such an appear
Inst day for the Democracy. Weeks have been
spent, the county secured, and 200 voters ut this
nlost cotnp9sed thcis grand entrance process
sion: In ths evening = hoot5ng ratblo was
inglorious failure. The Republicans held onu
Of their heat meetings Saturday evening. They
offered no grand demonstration, but the Wig
wan was filled, and Mr.. F'ero, OF Now York,
Ilis speech was eloquent, and did good. Slaj.
calkfns spoke briefly and we'll
Soffsi1q. M.Pa;sa e r.. 5tesst
far the largest Republican demonstration OF tlso
season. Large delegations from nil the sur-
rounding townships came pouring in, md an Inn
mensc procession paraded tho street, It being
over two miles in lcnEth. II Is estImatel that
oycE: 12,ooo persons wero present. Col. Joyce,
Of Vermont, nude splendid Bpeect, oyer Two
E 4ours II length followed M oy G CO.; Thompson, q
speeches. The enthusiasm was unboufilel.
The air WA lllcd with cheers for Hayes and
lss addressed large and enthusiastic meeting
at thu Court-Houso In the evening.
LAFAYETTE.
Special nlspa&cA 10 Tie Ifiban4.
LAFAYETTE, 1nd, Oct. 8.-l.ast Hvonfng 4
large crowd met At the Opera House III this city
to hear Gen: Banks. l1e was delayed, and did
not arrive TIL nearly o'clock. Pending his ar
rival tile Hon. J.. 81. Thaycr, of Wheeling, ati.
dressed the raeetteR IN very cIcnr and forcib1e
enthusiasm, aud spoko for ahout two hours,
holding the audience until the close. Thu
house was hlled to overt!owlng, and the au.lt.
enee manifested its admiration Of tho speaker
and hts speech by frequent applauAc.
STATING TO ynrE.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 7.--Amopg tho "Dcmo-
cratic Boys IN Blue" who went from this city,
were several Of tho worst bumn,crs Of tho s0l.-
H5erAt Hmm fThsRa rhn S3fA VI