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wards Ms. Lincoln In Ills grave, tho friends Of Gov,

ESTIMATE MS CRITICISM
OF TINT lonorel lender and true man nj precisely
~ inst vnlur. l'nt for the honor Of New Ens'nnd
desire 10 eay tlnt Of nll her representatives. AZ.
Adams stood A1one. think III supporting thta m
famous proposition. Every otHcs Aassacnu'
setta Representative wns opnnsea % u. IN.
C!nlsnR tho Hon. Ae1ahact u; Ntce, snc 1!fS5cnt 1!5
!epnlilcan Governor o. aha. state any ean"aasc Vi
for reelection a1ninft NJ. Adnn1s. lnueeu. tsom TIT
all hcW England. q aaSe aEGna1 @ shio. III t .rini
hour OF supreme t!ihl no otheE hcrMu!cnn p1nstu M
falsc to rprnclples and her tcachlngs aaye oniy
10 whose nhertanes niond asse 'nHas h1n' the
ans Ind made ths fsaT1M ~ onsf q. re- e,era RE-
mnnence or slavery 70 INC eahtins HenaottaHc H,a.
nnionisA OF no snn!n, ~ surssaancT ~ y. u -
formal tnccch' thc int!maL!on tnAt NJ W.T. so ~
acceptable 10 ths hontn w mlsnss nmssn M M assot
totnr aclc1c OF tlenhlon II " coatu oe o. PcaSc'
lul character Anu pow. WIZ .hIs 1eSosM: ss'
Adams nntaIaily ana proHea'y aHhpHoEs ~ 1,ce
and mo lehath nc xoulu fu ~ Euns!a.o tnG eos'
utnoc!ailc @ nl{ ~ j.; ~ a. tvn; ~ .hnn
ent 20 Nen nc ~as M!s 10 E.,s W ~ ~ 4ss,;nnni
Me Was [cauy nnu e"Ees' "n 'he Ate'a VI ""'1eN8'
NcpnIiieah slctory. 70 .,,-r,,.r
coacEnh MohE TO InE sLAs1 .HsIhsst SsG as ia.
than ~ aayoeaso nav a ctSn e Nc
imnnacd 2 cnh9lc !ngim9 wv s,, Sa. s s1ntS III
u you VIII. orc rGaslp,o GonolLson tno suu s Mys s
Improve or tae lcgsatioI Q! comgtsss III. a.. ~.
Aunms wouH hot Ei3uly 1HpIulI. uig tsusGo', t ~,
action tho itehcl Democrats eon,t TaKc ,ta tMas
huana woaiq mos esalY GoaSsoss sss snniE dcmnn,
Mtc az afythlnso ao!tu s"HtA NoAtu HEu'nuaf
, 1876-10-03
SOUTH CAROLINA,

Tt!N DAILY eCESEB or OuTnAUR-uoAH1htE
CONDITION or AFYAlns-ylRruAL faauKREo-
TloH AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Gen. II. &. WorthinEto'l, at present Collector
Of the port Of Charleston, aud one OF tho most
conservative Republicans III South Carolna, Is
now In Washington. In conversation with
thu etlttor Of tho ltpulllcdn, he expressed hul-
self ns follows:
Rtpuh|iean-Is It tsun that tic rebols In Charles.
Ton arc in plms. and TINT aaicera Of thu Govern.
Worthiugton -The facta arc that Char]cston Is a.
armed aodlery, who halt pedcatrians upon tho
strcats hcanlnE tho bltteroxt inYoctlyes apon Ite
Rassl:ans; H.; 1ns5 s 70 bs 70 atlyo spI6
fensi!a, whcn they vii! than ealAlcnco wholu4alc
slaug'trg Of such % refuge to lo'n thcr political
tho State Tor Tlidon anil iilmpton an many bout
Tint tho stFacts Of Charleston shall be lnalG rut
With blond Or tlsy Will ososcon,s @ te y, 600 itsnub.
pl4ced 10 conspicuous localities about tic city. and
during nights cannon wore stationed ia thu ktresta
nea. tls Charleston Iiotol. aR1 n9 9Ha could 90 in
Whcngvor my duties cail me away fr1m Ito Gus
tom.liousc am constantly insnltcd by jecfa aud
% 70 o;ist i ee.s Saog ew
III. Espnb!!ea-- ! n not be woll to 60 wei,
armed II auch an apparently bloo4'thIrsty com.
Worihtugon,1That Is just what t!cso fellows
won't II thoy gould only get ine 10 reply 70 tlelr
s' ass il. ss earstondom coaia not sssa w. nc. M Whu
persuaded that tls lloss foolish thing could do
r!cloindet would certainly result In my inatan.
Ilerssilca,-Asg not ths men who thu. bcharo
Worthngtan-kn, sir; thuy heloug 10 the p,dest
fam!llss IN the cty-sn who b0Ast Ut fnMlly trees,
Otl4f. nn1{rnnott I tynUl6 In Ht4 n p.
, 1876-10-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Special Dtipa!ch 10 1ae Tribune.
WAeuiSGroS, u. C., Oct. Alt Is rumorcl
that letters have been sent from here urging
Gov. Hayes TO request Senator ConkiiMg To
Immediately take part in the canvass In tho
Western States. II Is eafu TINT steps OF this
sort were necessary 10 relieve Senator ConklIng
Of certain senstiyencss which ho has had sIuco
the Cincinnati Convention.
After tho October elections several Northern
speakers will proceed to tho Southern States.
Stewart l.. Woodford Is already on hts way, uMd
Gen. McDougai, Representative In Congress-
from New York, haa agreed to take the stump
at once In South Carolina.
LOUISIANA.
Collector Casey. and Congressman Levy,
Democrat. OF New Orleans, nre botll IL, thc city.
Levy is very confident that tho Democrats Will
tickets. Casey Is very hopeful that the electoral
voto of the StAto will he cast for lluycs aud
Wheeler, aud thinks this Is certain II peace ran
l,o maintained III three or four parishes. There
sccass to l'are beon, so1nethlng ~ ting recent
tho moro respectable element Of the Dcnocratlc
purity mud tho Republicans, tho result uf
Which might be thnt. Nichols, Democrat,
would ba elected Governor, while. the
md Wheeler. II Is certain that IN arrangcment
Of some sort has been suggested Us TO the City
of New Orleans, by Which the straight Demo
cratic ticket nominated by tho Democratic
short. t.l,airs will be un!tcdy Opposed by the sl'-
stolkfuE Democracy and tho Republicans.
The Maryland delegation Of "Thc Boys who
wo1e tho Ulue," WHIP propose attending. the
Convention In indianapolis this week, VII ar: :.
o'clock, and will bc Joined by tho District dele
cation at tho Baltimore 4; Ohio depot. The
Da.timorcans will DO met also by tho
Jackson DenlorntIc Association and *rildcn
1uf..1 T..fx, InJAf
, 1876-10-03
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.

THE MISSOURI EtAtM or N!s. JACKSON RILEY
4 spEcIMES HKlcK.
Cincinnati C0Hatatrctuf. Sept. 70.
In accordance with instructions to hunt up
information In regard To tho clnim 0l Jackson
Riley against the GnyDrnmcnt, We went in
search Of 8lr. Illcy, who lives on Third street.
md found lin ut tho Phillips House, this after
noon, at Hamilton. Whom went into the llu-
tel, found him realing tho editorial in the
Commercial III rcgaril to tho matter, aud cnl,,-
1nenting thereon to three or four gentlemen.
Afior tbs purity had retired, tho following cou-
vcraatlon unsuel;
lssrortcr-Mr. Riloy, bclioyc you aro m old
either, Of Butler County. What time did you
10 Il, Missouri
luley-l went there In 1850.
itfr';:.fInS:'sa Ml,ymin isss o'a you fe'oFn'
hcporer-Wes you loyal when tho War
iIey-Wel,, ! vas aa loyal as one coult, lo
ass wa %hst o t saSn s M at ay a
how extremely difficult IL was ~ stem thu lido
Iscportur-Ylll is tbs character OF tho claim
you ilaya against thc t;oyernncnta
ters, from 1871 idthc ciosa ot thu Wnr, and II.
tcrwarsl for, recruiting pnrpnkcs, 1t r1ss iur
fW. u,,a was r., hs esst e p!ara thy soYa ct;
- Nes sNIsSA w t"'s 's' kAS
| Illinois. The Cot,nel was su lnueh interested
in my rlalin that hu presented it personally to
tho authorities ut Washington, n,d certified to
| my loyalty. The Cot0ilul ea1d tho rcasuu why
my cluiIu hatl Aot lucl pail Was BECAUSE there
were M ful!Is appropriated for that purpose.
Grn. Henderson, Afsu, WHO Is o wcil-knuwh IT..
publvan, certified u my loyalty. Understand
tllat returnel II Hamilton III ISL, anl r..
Irturuel u Missouri to sru to MY properly,
which held In lltlcrent parts vi Missouri. THO
clulln i held agalnat tho Government for tho oc-
cupation of my AG4sc fur hospital and rcsruit-
r,itlie value and iaterest thereon from tho date
Of Its occupation until II Wus vacated. II was
, 1876-10-03

to know how hc became 20 eloquent In defense
Of this Central Pacific scheme, and Mpot, whnt
principle ot law or theory OF political ethics Ito
based his nrgutncnt IN favor Of TINT 5oh The
theory liz nlranecl IN hls speech was that tho
grant nf ilalf an elat,d to rallroad corporation
was not ianl-grant!
HEADQUARTERS.
Special Nspatch 10 7as 7itbunG
lNpfANArOLts, lntl., Oct. ..-Illa sensation.
n statements In Democratic uowspapcrs ald
l'ean managers as tl tho con.lnct nt thS raln.
raign arc utterly without foundation: There "a
the utmost harmony prevailing IN the councils
aud plans ottl.c partY nn.l great rnniiienco IN
lnYa always Succeeded when The enthusiasm
was up M h 1850, ISL, 1so0, 1868, and 1917, aud
never was there SO tnIch enthusiasm aS now.
Bessdc. this, careful estimate has lccn
!nadc, and figures saow tint tho Republican An
frauds, about whtcl, every preeautlon Is
being tnkrn. Reports arc constantly hcing re-
cctvcl of the characters Of tho rpughs md bnlllcs
that will be poured Into the city Oil Thursday.
It will undoubtedly bc q great demonstration,
fcct avalanche Of rouEhs, bullIcs and ba1lot-box
suffers. Republican, knnwwhat ts being lions,
and complete arrangements Will be fnatic to
protcct tho purity Of lalot and afford security
10 the colored men, who nre to be lnttntdhtcd
II possible. ..-....-
: wEsr rxNAHoH.
Special Dispatch 10 1ns Tribune.
WHIST l.EpANpNt lMl.t Oct. "a roustng
Hayes and Wheeler demonstration was !iad
here this afternoon. All in!nenso procession.
occupying IN hour in passing d. given point,
paradc1 the streets, nntl to tho Fair ,irouuds,
where tho lion. j. W. Burrows, Of Michigan,
delivered III ab!p aldrcss, followed by Gov. Il.
K. Peasc, Of Mississippi, who made an eloquent
IL estimated ,l!at at lcast TO- 900 pcrsous wcro Ia
attendance,
, 1876-10-03
THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.
THE TAuNT oY THE BLOODY SHIT.

(Gen. Harrtson u Gr<tnsaxrQ.l
For one accept tbs banner of thu bloody
shirt. I aln willing To tAke a. our ensign tho
tatscred worr-out old shirt, worn by some gal
liant Union Ioro, stained With bis blood ~ he
gayo up ILLS llte for Ills country, and shoulder to
shoulder, elbow to elbow, stopping 10 tho mt-
sicpf the old lrum-taps, VIC will movo forward,
eyes front aud ctr taces to tic foe, to victory
again under the !,allowcd banner Of the "bloody
SHIRT" Let those who dcslrc march uutlcr thu
blaek t!as Vt Treason, or the w'!ite aag Of COW
ardIcc; lpr mr., acccpt with pEtde the q boofIy
shirt" Not by this do meaib that We desire To
lcr]}etuntu tht bitterness Ut tho War; but 10
long Us tho Dcn,octntic purity prefers to- honor
those ,,losp only ctam s tt'elr record Of hosts'-
ity 10 tho Union, an,i 10 long ~ they conttnun
to tauut Vs. for fidelity 10 thu county, lust 30
louK we will march under tho "blouly SHIRT"
When they purgo thslr party Of tlc lcprosy Of
secession, aid present candidates Whose records
arc fair during tho tmes When tho ct,lntry nnc.l-
cd mon to ,naintaln fta hoMus. tllen We will bury
tlla "bluody shirt " In thu gragu with tho h0a-
orcl c0rpse who worn It, anu not hctorc.
p6Lu8lY At MADISON.
MAnlaoH, Ind, Oct. 1.-Sci.atur Oglcaby, Of
Illinois, addrcssetl . large Republican gathering
here yesLeruay. Altar tlo 9enator'6 speech,
Gov. tumback wns loudly called for, but, owing
to tho latsness Of tllq hour, spoks m bnt short
tlol,, aysl will give lasgcr Repul!Iran major.
liz than usual, notwithstanding thu 0tIuJts Of
The Democracy aud their so-t1lle1 "exposcs."
roLlTlOAL QuAAHHL AND BAo0Tia0.
GNAEnoAsrLn, Ind, Oct. 1..-John Ianna,
Republican candldate fur Congress In thIs u!s.
ttict, nude sllurt speech At Fillmore, III this
county, last night, after which qAasEel arose
between Democrats and Republicans, resulting
! III William Oliver, Republican,, being danger
ousy wounded Ii thu Thigh, antl Willard Day,
Democrat, being sllnt iu she GEn anl side.
| SPECIMEN u1MoCAATlc 1AT1lKRiN0.
| f;nIHAsuuH0 Ind, Oct. 1.-The democrats
| great tiay, tllat nAs been lcralIed for month
on Acres Of posters, is over, md Allr pepplC
draw u s!gli Ut relief that It is over. blue
Jeans was walkel around through tho streets ul'
exhibition, but axri.usl ,othlilY but aStousls'
incnt: I'D sul4 his speech, anu Was followed by
hlr. NoartIees. hut little attention was pAli Ia
either, md they contained nothing Huw. There
bus ncvvr bern " any tiue 50 drunken, pro.
faue, aal dlsgs4rrtul i cruwl " Saturdays,
At l0on kaluu Of the Bulauns u1oaod thclr l6ura
voluntarily, but It wps tuu late. During the
entira AFTERNOON Us !Elaliy as 200 drunken nlcsl
took possession Ut the town, aul such srcNes AZ
followed our people, aeslra never to witucsa
ayaiu.
DAN VOoAuEEa AS 1 1oBHEN.
| 6psciu& DspalcA 10 1as 1ftbuAt.
! WARRINGTON, D. t., Oct. a,-uan Voorheo.
u very eloquent IN Indiana upon tho subject ol
Jobs in tho Republican Congresses, lie has
failed to mCntiUn tho Goat-lslallA job In the
Forty-aecoDo Congress. II would bo Interesting
, 1876-10-03
wEsr SIDE REPUBLICANS

Last evening meeting Of French Republic
MIS- wns held ut tho corner of Harrison nnu Ifal
stc1 9trcots for tho purpose OF organizing d
club pledged to yote for lInYcs and Wheeler.
The attendance was very lArgc, and sntlc soy.
e,lty-lyo nau,cs wero placed upon tho roll 0f
membership. E. D. Sherman mud others made
brief addresses.
, 1876-10-03

LIVELY FIGHT, AND TIE HErGnLIcASs AHEAD.
nfspaseh to .Mie 1ork Mra'a.
now to he thoroughly aroused politically; both
p.ea na '.s" ,.I, 1 49, T,. ,.sai.,
snci' Us sas not even 'naae 1ast Sens. Two "ecSe
by tho fact that the opposition were making
s,,r,, ncrststcut t,cht nu Col. Atjltnn narncs
oari,1a,n @ fnr sasrniarr ~ sta,c m n.c,s,nt ~
saruunae ur ~ u %.eo' a .S y.
State Committed made no special attempt to
countcract this scarc, believing It would result
IN wa,In,r III, stronp Ncnuh,f,nn dtstri,ts tn FIN
;n,nt,rta,cc ~ y; t.,,,r ,s,. t,c,r rn1, ra,. Thn
nnpot1u"e' =. se't'ta oet '"o't 1u'4 'oN' Anc
ueEiocfal!c olate CothIHltlcc, sce'nS the ecafo,
sought to nake It a panic by Inspiring their
lonchucp 10 renewed efforts and foudin1 the
State With circulars, renewing aud intcnsifying
the nltachS oi natnSs. ny tcsu!t nas neen eLF
up ,spno!Mea's, anu u, measure ptot'ucS syh
pasl.y tnr narss ! 9lnons tne religious anu moral
elGlusnta ~ tmu Dtn'oe5at1g H. Unity, Isteau u
!nJuTlllE A'h VIII thenl; 1ne NGpuDlican otAte
G0'hee .ha. sa5' o to,1na, a, tho aangef n - !ast,
eRe I Slso auas .at w 'DSe @
hoy say tley iss positive yet ho VA y elect
~, Win tlo 1aiaslse q tnslr asale t!ckct; your
s9i5esponasnt naa ta!hsa rfSccntH VIII POI.
i5r!aiH 1rol. Csaeinat' ~ nn t.a .a.ter, WE say
at sh's ws not tG t,'s lroieta =, ysar barnes
SnNlu 90 ntcs9!y sGtaGneo ~ an!ni!on M G9u'i.
y by icrMen ltvnunlIcafs, oQt ihat 10 VII losS
comparatively fcW votes, irol!i the lagt slat all
rsspTHlze tue 1inpo,tafieo ol Carrying Ohio Il.
Uvsnber oy lal9e Yntc. ~ VIII ltih be-
hEi.l tAe Stato tlctct from oeo 70
p.rEapS lto0o VOTES IN Clcveialiu: a we'll
Ahu%n poi.ticni 1slauagcr iIoin C!Eyelun.l, While
licfc to-i!glt, dccia5cu lla wus Wiling 10 stakn
lns reputation 2. manager ta thst !lsnry y raiae
will Do tlaioatatl BY over a;Uu VOTES. Demo
cr1ss admit that unless ttdal wave helps t!e'n
out llnnsitnn Cnlnty Is !9St 70 tlcn. lncy
tnG!tly cunat TIC lcItat Of uanNihG III LUG nte'
onI District, llurl tti tlio sixth, payno ~ the
Twentieth, anf roppleton III tho Mint! District,
Will yrsy close work for Vaneo in tle Eleventh,
aud fostrd IN the Fifteenth l)'atrlcts. 10th
part!es nov llavc stcclal agonts ut work III oyeFY
district nl the Butte, anil mnss-1neot!ugs orc
being arral'gEl ut Al Important points tor l'ext
week: The Democrats, however, appcar 10 bc
confident Of thu election Of Bell for Secretary Of
eta,r, mud arc placing t!1er money on llinl aud
Trailing votGs tor oil other offices, rvcn agreeing
70 yote fot llayea III Ease Republican Will vote
tyr Hdll. me Republicans Will carry Ohio tn
NoSeMt 9: u tElnsa Low look.
uhk. s!cKkEs At DELAWARE.
DEtAwAAB, O., scpt O.--Tho Republican
nccttng ut tile Opera-l iouse tonight was u sue
seds In every way. At lcast ,sW people wero
EIcesnt, ald tlle specvA VI that gallant soldier
and distinguished statesman and diploulatlst,
Gcn. llantel =: sh:hlts, Mss we'll received and
COuIpllIncNtGu by both DU1nOcrptS md Ropub-
, 1876-10-03
ALIyELY BI2EEZE.

WILL THE DEMOCRATIC cEsTHAh COMMITTEE
nouscs noSfG. OK, no,,.,...,., halt,
rcrv sccrct nnd.ycry no,sy meeting Yesterday
S,or,,nnn ~ M - i,,ort, s,rcet with Perry II.
'ui':.nooa ~ W. ,t,'. :? 49, -.
smith III tho ehalr anu Aisles Acnoo ne.'ns us
Secretary. The objects of tho meeting were
various; ilrst Of all to bounce the rapscalltous
,yho hnyo been chosen as legislative can-
',,a..n.. "Mo .'s naxt n nrod,,ce harmony In
olaases' ncAs, ,n |uue' ,,,o nr,,,,ar" % srs,om' ~
camp by ehanslns inc primary system
adopted Mt thc last meeting; md,
last OF MI, to take Hox!c by tho collar and pants
mi t,,ru, ,m ovrr},o,r1 This litt,o matter iof
,', ,n to rrfor within ranks didn't
produce tho greatest Of ltnanlmity amoag tho
untcrrncd. Tho RafFertys, O'Brlcns, and
other bright lights couldn't bear to hayu thclr
o"n .A''.. @ "nsn ,,a,, .o',ao,.o ~ T,,,, hc-
uluht "ant ~ eue'i np,'e"ao' A"'9 ~.
llcved IN leaving tho hattef WIN
tho ward clubs wllcro 1t belonged. For
hours tho war ragged; cpitl.ots were
NOT passeu e1astis, pat suss"o.an WIZ nss'
feFry oalth pa'aheto svhs'} oc'"eeu ",p1lons,
but lo couldn't restrain thy cbI!litton OF
'DimocratAic" enthusiasm. Miles Kehoe was
In favor OF having the primary system changed
back to the old plan, but tue house wa too
much divided, and 80 no vote waa fSaehM. NJ
| The question came TIP as to whether TIC com-
| Ing County Convention nut t!tc ftGht 70 eject
| 4 new Central Committee. Ailles heho9
thought that # Lad. Perry Il: Smith anu
othcrs differed from him: This discussion Gro-
ntci lively breeze Miles held that tug thing
lad afways been done heretofore, md that the
| prcscnt Centrat Colnmtttee Waa chosen lrre91-
arly, to a!l Of Which RalleFty stuck up his nose
| The next thing that cal'ie up was the leg!s-
lattvn trouble. Tho obnoxious men were US
cusscd. Tie hummer cicnicnt m the CosNnlt-
| tee opposed amy change. Ihefa "a8 Wfaf'sllnG
FROM beginning to ehd. words 1eil not nhd
heavy, and tho differences weTo 81 Tiue TINT
nothing was done, wllish 1s a!uthcr eSi9eacc
that tlo Democratic party ts III invof OF reform;
| Then cntne John Il. Aoxic. ne was hnu!cd
over the Goals. ltto nserlss were dlsclsscd pro
| nnu ron. 1t was iNslstcu pF barney EaulHeltls
friends TINT he was not regularly,c1ioscn can
didatc, nnd TINT he should not % hel4 on tslc
ticket and supported py re pef'osfatM pafty,
The Whole matter was ililaliy la'd over till after
the County Convention. Il was held that tl.e
County Convention WOULD makG obnoxious
AM hot Is ae5s po a ao sako 70 VIC o
,ll,l not suit tho inass OF the Democrats, atitl
thus tho meeting ndjourned ain'dst sne greatest
confusion. "
WHAT Ho1lE sAYs'
Yesterday tic ExerutlYn committee laa Jolih
X iioxfe at tho Palmer House; Ac was COIN
pcflcd there to 60 through long catechisaia.
1t could not ll9y1 boen happy or naFinoh1nus ~!
lnccting, for nj! kept their luollttis smut. baf-
ney's fricnda swear tbat they VIII mover COLL
, 1876-10-03

IL Tho shecrcst nonsense 10 snrposN that nnd!lllcd
and 1sastncd Republicans can confront them
] icrs ami aeciaFntton Of martial lsw viii prevent
tho n,afsncro Of Thousands Of loyas men this fall
II In painful to contemplate the present denloraolo
state OF South Carolina Republican,. Win have cn.
tailed Upon themselves murder and outrage. eIrly
for attempting 10 exercise r1Th,n given them by
victorious country. ahn!! continue On In tta even
SEQ general uprising In Charleston In few days.
nr weeks Mt fatthest Tho rconlc. naturally turbu:
lent nre ,elns cggcd ~ " se!'1rtions iress: ana
as they wetc when they fred upon Sumter 'h lS0l.
soMEnopy BruaDENEp.
4 correspondent Mt Darlington, s. C., writes
that Walc Hampton tnaie speech at Demo-
cratic meeting at Darlington OH tho I'D inst, at
which great efforts tiad been ma'le to secure tho
attendance OF colorcl men, but with littlo suc-
cess. Hampton talked honey an1 begged tho
colorctl ,non to try him for two years. Some VI
his followers were not ur IN their part, for, says
our correspondent, "Just before the closing OF
tic speeches white man hy tho name Of
Sidney Kelley followed young co!orcd
man, who expressed llnaself as d1sni,..
po!ntctl NJ not ienrIng joint discussion VI
Republicans and Democrats, from tho place
Of speaking TO O lot near Courthouse stIuaFc,
names, hc shot him through tic shoulder: THIS.
OF rotlrsc, crcated great excitement. kelicy
was arrested mud rescued from the oilircr by tc
rlc club, Of which reverend Hart wts proml-
ncnt actor anu tl,rehtcncr, brandlshlng Ills ils-
tol at tllo unSr1ncd 'l1sks and trying to yeS
warrant issued for hs arrest, aiNl finally
bat!c,l by his comrades. Tho Democrats tlenl-
selves adult tbs shooting to havc been 1isas-
trons to their causc, and inctt WHO lave been
acting md voting with the Democratic party, In
tho past llaye already de es1area thclr .rcnuuc1a-
t{Hn nf all n1i1Ffnnrn thn 1}n1lrGOHS.H
, 1876-10-03

campaign opened hcFo to-day. Despite the cold
wrnthcf, very larec crowd assembled On Maln
street, expecting 10 meet Gen. TAFT but lor
3ome reason be did not arrive; Coi: Noiat ol
slastic speech. Tonight our city Is n1ln.o witt,
Wheeler Guards, of sprngboro, and q. great
a"y s"y essns ~ ss fo s oa3et GSn af i
addressing large anil very enthusiastic crowd.
It Is tho ilrst Republican rally We hayc Ind for
many years, and we arc E'ad to see the old.ttme
workers in tho Held ngain. a largo Hayes and
Wheeler Club Ia to ba organized.
LOGAN COUNTY.
DELtErosrAlSE, O., Sept: 3.-Thc Republlc-
an grand rally, adyert'sed here today, has
Immense, ontl Tic speeches al that could be de-
sired. Col. Carter and Gen, George A. Shcrl-
dan spoke III tho afternoon, and both were con-
tlnuonsly applaudcd ami cliceretl. Both were
Es Gstter aont tFn1e m EaMa
hundreds moro on foot. The procession waa
very large, the .naneuverlng was very fine, md
along n' tiap inp s Whole ltnc. Tic ii5n: Iicnry T.
Brown, Of Pennsylvania, then addressed the
multitude for nearly two hours In uasturly
speech. ...-...
c.,lssfnIat a. StateJeurn1f.
Tho following facts AFRO yolrAcd for by lcad-
ing citizen IN Morgan County:
UONn III AloFgah t0u!ttJ-NchtEc Ao"H
ship, Morgan counsy-ihcrc Is nest OF Copper
heads which l!avo nevor ret l'cen skinned. Dur-
ing tho War theY. kept open house for Ir:tt-
rcs!steEs. nunty-iulnpcts. and tescrtSFs. Ihoy
had Golden Circle camp there, Asiu wern ll;,t
lust Monday night they mot At Hooking. their
polllnE-pacc, and osEnslzea Il!icn anu nclofn
CIub. They masic Mr.. John 0'DaY temporary
Charmn1i; nc inatig spcec1, nc snaN ne was IN
fuyor Of q Sontllern Conlctioracy; that ile Was
soldier In the Southern army lint W Wonla
shoulder ilis gun asa'n 70 estnnltsn ane ,ost
cauec,' ~1reti vas ho1 inst y lilAa' elou.u ee
elected. Then he eaid INC so-eas!cd horrors OF
Andcrsonvialc were 'acrctlt'l acts to t!G 1nhRccs
who tried to override tho South. liis specsl,
was yocticrouslv c!icercls nnl tne sch1insnts il,
therein prnfn.'igaiga were i'1flo,sS ,, " tns Go
inaEinR Joam Ullayt ieocl, thclr per'nancMt
President. Inc torcgoii'!s needs M no comments,
Blue"
t1ns 10 nEEonM. ,
hpc1R2s' ,m, =, Uct un opcns MofH w. arTvi
from from sision 50 lnistuatsa WITH tsiorn, tl,at t.
Issued eight nataraltat!on np, papers a!tee Hta.
night. 1t Was supposed 70 % atskhoWn, nnttne
ntlalr was Mnteheo' l and IL Is aaac'stooo IS IN
- nAnEE COUNTY:
GnEEaS1LLE. u, aent. ah-Coi. N' v, NolaH,
ot Dayton, apoko o. tnls place lasI n'Gnt 70 q
largo antl attentive audience: me Coloncii
though Dc'noc:at, saSs tNat u Is tne uuty ..
AnScs nna Whcclef ~ tnla etect1on, 20 thoto ls
waa y, 1o oentust az e y a,
WIS one of the most bitter and sgutl,inf; arraig1-
! 1ncnts We over listened To. To-day ls tho big
day for tho Democrats. III puint OF numbers, II
tails Tar hhprt ot TUG i!cPuolicafi fally OF !nst
:. ~ nu,''''e" o' u'i e'aeS " W. 4"'i'
Wv nos t1nEnsor,1 AT PORTSMOUTH,
PORTSMOUTH, O., Sept. 3o.-ovcr q, 00o people