The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-10
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
No exciting news from the Indian

OF NEW YORK.
No exciting news from the Indian
country.
THE bill to organize the Territory of
Pembina passed the Senate Tuesday.
CONGRESS will probably adjourn dur
ing the current week or the next, at the
ltest. = 1880
THE senate failed toimpeach Belknap,
more than two thirds of the members
voting against it.
NINE tenths of the German Turner's of
Ohio are pledged to the support of the
Republican dominees.
MANY of the Indians coming into the
reservations carry arms belonging &c the
victims of the Seventh Cavalry.
SEMLER, the defaulting West Bend
treasurer, who was captured at Omaha,
has been taken back to the scene of
his crime and dishonor.
4 TIE difference between the head and
tail of the Democratic ticket have
been adjested, al4d both ends have sub
scribed to the requirements of the st.
Louis platform. .---0
AT a Tilden barbecue in Glasgow,
Ky, there being no OK handy, the con
stituents of the Democratic candidate
set fire to colored schoolhouse with a
view to the cremation of the inmates.
Nh. BLAINE has returned to his home
in Augustavery much improved in health
and the gratifying announcement Is
made that he will take an active part in
the campaign in his own State, and later
in Indiana, Ohio, and perhaps Other
Western States.
II the estimates of the numerical
strength of hostile Sioux and their allies
are correct, the Sioux and Cheyennes
now at war with the United States have
an available force of about %, 900 men,
This numbered braves, who can and will
fight, will makea war of very respectable
proportions.
KEEP it before the people that Mr..
Hendricks procured Il pardon fol
Charles w. Hall, convicted and sen
fenced to the Penitentiary for swindIing
the government, and afterward get him
IN appointment in the New York Gus
tom House. 'Rah for Tilden, Hen
bricks, and reform. -hadia,aapoiis
Journal.
THE Chicago Tribune is reprinting a
series Of articles from the Chicago Times
which it published prior to Tllden's
nomination at st. Louis, and in which
he was denounced as a sham reformer, a
Rebel sympatllizer, tool o. Tweed's, a
railroad etc. 1t is unnecessary
TO state that the Times now supports
Tilden with true Democratic unanimity
MIR. LAWRENCE stated in the House
Tuesday that the Southern claims lin
demnity for the War; to be presented
in the event of Democratic victory in
November would amount, as near as
could be estimated, to $500, 900, 000-to
be payed by ''the ver-burdened: tax
payers as the Performers" are now
pleased to call the people. An encour-
aging prospect, certainly.
The New Orleans Republican records
as a matter of current news that in a re-
cent outbreak at Point Pleasant Plan
tation Henry Martin was hung between
the gate-posts, Levin Foster was hanged
and shot, and Wilson Rhodes and
William Lewis were hanged-all color
ed; no whites injured. At this rate we
shall probably have to record glori-
Gus Democratic triumph in Louisiana
ut the next election.
IT will be remembered that in April
last one Fitzhugh, then doorkeeper of
the House, was dismissed for incompe
tency ana other greater evils. Yester-
day, Congressman Throckmorton offered
resolution directing the Clerk of the
House to pay Fitzhugh an amount equal
TO his salary from the 22d of May to the
lst of August That is a specimen of
the Democratic reform we hear SO much
abont, and which would be III vogue in
the event of Democratic success in No
vember
FOND DU LAC COMMONWEALTH; An
drew T.. Elmore, forlmely the sage of
Makuanago, but now one of the ten
members of the Estate Board of Char
tiles, known in this State the last quar-
ter of century for his genial nature
and his strong Democratic principles.
has lately come out for Hayes and
Wheeler. He says that he was in
washington short time ago and when
he heard the Confederates say what they
were going to do when they got into
power he decided to go the Republican
ticket.
We call the attention of our readers
to letter published in another column,
which was written by Carl Schrrrz to the
New York Stats Zeitt09g. In it he
gives very substantial reasons why he
gave his support to the Republican pres
ldentlai candidates, and the reasons ar,
so.terse, undeniable and sound, that an,
thinking, fair-mindcd man must see tina
the position he assumed was the correc
one. In addition TO the reasons c,ove,..,