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New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
MEETING OF THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 5.-At meeting of
the Canal Board to-day resolution was adopted max
ing the rate Of toll anthracite coal on the Chenaugo
Canal the same as on the Erie and other caras of the
state Resolutions were also adopted authorizing repairs
20 several State dams in localities aud to pay
81 500 for the repair of the state dam at Troy. The
Committee ON Construction TO whom was referred the
matter OF the proposed Improvement OF the mouth oil
the Oswego River, under Chapter 425 OF the laws OF
1870 reported that In their judgment the work should
NOT be undertaken On the ground that The amount OF
money appropriated $l35000 is entirely inadequate 20
cect result mt all satisfactory The report was adopted
Mr. Warath offered resolution authorizing the let
ting OF contracts for the following works rue con-
strictlon of a wooden dam at Oneida engineers esu
mate "a 200 (2) For rebuilding OF wood the fayette.
willie dam ensineers estimate, 81, 400. S) Fos repair
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
Parker, Ginger Tonic increases mental ani physical
DIED.


BEpTHoLF-At Harlem Sept 1876 Of pneumonia Esther
JliLa wife Of Abram O. Bertholf - n 49,, g., -,
Wednesday sept at Remains 10 be taken TO Han
over. ~ j., Thursday morning at A. n
BRowN-At Sacramento, cal, Aug II. 1875. A@ra !.
William Yeott OF Brooklyn, N. Y, sged SS years
BUXruN-In Riverside, Conn., Sept 4, Mr.. Vanderbilt L.
E,msi rom The Church Greenwich wednes
day. sept O at2 p m Carriages I IN waiting at Riverside
CALuOUN-Sept T. at Cornwall Conn.,, Sarah NJ Warrior,
widow Il the iaJe John c. Calhoun age % years
Funural CORNWALL, Thursday a. 2:3O p m
ouINES-Iu Tlisnalacioa Texas Maria TOuisr wife OF
William T. Gmcs cldes. daughter of r. T. Robbins OF Hart
ford Conn AID OF Mrs. Harris {. Cids Of this city
ip.w ta.r II. " ktJing No 10 East Eighty stxth-st,
Einy A., vine OF the late Geo. T. Haws.
TfTrSay the ith 10 m Isnstius Church.
FMtictist, between Fifth and siXt'iaves
IsUANr-On Monday Sept lieyward. wife Of Ralph
II ishain, and daughter Of the late John NJ TrdmbulL
IOy EJOY-On Monday the ith inst, Miss Cara Loveoy
pS.Is and S5 M ads ar are Tecta Invited to her
funeral on "Wednesday sep. o a. a. no. RON inc Chnrc,
Fiiihayc Harlem, without urncr notiee inierment at
Greenwood.
MEAD-At Newark II. j. the ith inst, Della A. wife OF
RSatycs and friends are invited 70 attend the funeral from
;c r,Ieucc atherin law No. l,lO6 BrOadsr, Now
ars ~ J.. Wednesday. the 6th lust, at D. ~ lhitr.
mcTt IN Greenwood Cemetery ~ " at convenience o. uo
family.
sHAw-on Monday. Sept; q, Mrs Louisa W. widow OF
FREDERICK SHAW. n acr SD year -.
Funeral we eHl $50 %y wsixs % i Stanford Conn Trains ieavs
Graal Central Depot at II m. and T. NJ
scHENl KIN Erook4n on Monday morninS sept: y oil
Ueasivos tr,ds invited TO attend the iuntrai ser
y,cs nj his residence, No. 9l Schemcrhorst on
Wednesday Afternoon, Gth lust; at 30 ocgek and "a o-
ing. 7th inst. At IL O'Clock.
VAN 9RUNTln brooklyn on Monday the 9TH inst Illen.
widow of Srhoes r. Van Brant IN the OF Ger age.
THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, at o'clock D. N HelatfeS ana
friends Sro respectfully invited TO attend.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor other SHIN News see Second Payc.1

IFor other Sh,p NeDs see Second Payc1
ss,m,hn aucus Besrss Boston with mdse and pass 20
ISL Ship VIM H Marcy COf Boston, Liverpool July 2o. with
Bark Hoodng or Tyostrand 81 days in ballast
Brig Marie (DTech) Hansen Anuila 10 days. with salt
Bng Goodwin Cot BamOre) Craig, sagua Ang 2S, with
brig Hqudneck COt BALTIMORE Johnston sasta Is days.
Big W. II PARKS, DIX, RockpOrr. with granite
schr Fellows tof Pembroke smith Windsor N.
scl sabao or Macias) Palmer Windsor N s.. IL days.
sehr. May E. oderseeve. Hill Georgetown. C.. odays
schT Al ort Mason Rose wilmington N. c.. days. with
schr Matthew vassar jrq Kelly. Now.Bedtord with laIn
schr. Rising Sun, Jones wiscasset with ice.
schr Nellie Chase, Chase. KenneOec. with ice
sST sc i ESh T fF Gss ssTse cBs a SeS WITH S & with '
schr. AJde schialieE Dayton. Virginia, with wood.
ss III Perry rs &Ss SHT2S gaRos D &C. WITH En coal coal
scar EH.9. AeIy hail George5os.n d z" with COAL
1'' ',.''D '.cIo0SEais- ASD coAsTsIsh
HeLe5Ea SaIS a,. oghs oddS oIGn Ns u,vs,
q B. MirEio, Nsw. Haven j. v, Hia9 Now.Havln
Jas II YoSnS Me- Haven bacan ai New ydi,5 iayen
argt dT aTs Soesst ora s9s MSso5 EaTe %
6. W Anderson. warehan Jas; Henry warsAan.
T Teto M.ad
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND.
froa s Joan r. B. Delta Ton Rockand, N B. EmOn;
g. sawyer from Windsor Ms; Silver sp.ay romlstOn-
SAILED.
Steamships Idaho, for lverpo0l Etna for AspinwaiiI
City Mexico Noa Graz sip Hei, eta. FOR orenien
Howe. for Morgan PHI; Juvenla for Hun LII
burma Qusenstosn Ogr foe Stotl Dgo, for Blt1.
Brothers, Tor Palm LoiIse PrIce ior Cape HaYtan
wIND-sdnset. mO'Ierate, - clear.
DISASTER.
QUEBEC Sept 5.-The German bark Gustave, which was
lyng 81 her anchor our
ik gale ieh ald went 1JUr miles b.Oa ia
Iulr OF water, aud WI probably DO tota
wrUck
NAVAL
PROVIDENCE r. T. Sept 6.-fhe United states steamship
led from Newport for New York, tns eyenng
FOREIGN Ports.
PLYMOUTH! Sept 4.-The hamburg American Line steam
ship Canada Frsnguel from NeWI0rk Aug 2d, or Hasre
arrived here 4 V',lcck TINS a. terI0On.
LONDON. Sept g. aeh l5 Richmond Sept !. AGO
liza rhu Neyersnz, Universe, sole ID franceschino
Carlott. crosby Bus HID 4th lydia Poschan,
Shoiea orToN, Pattera Hercules (ysDt Mel
ssnl 9TH Biune Campbell Arrived Aug. 10 V. IL. Aug
26 IsoDcrt Palmer 27. Heen A. Homes; Aug. 81,
Channel; sept 2 success I'm tAe CndAnel sept tsteiA
In Ie ller @t nartepO0D; Vera Cruz, Daring HtyoA
John MAN., Crono.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON. s. c. Sept 5Arriged. steamship Champion.
frou Nsw.YOrk.
sAyANNAH. S.pt 5-Arriyed, steamship VIM. Kennedy.
from Baltimore; schr Frank Quesl, New YORK Cleared
Du. Prfetg Pensacola scnr IdJCie ID. Turner batn
PogTLAND Mo- sent 5.-Anivcd, schrs Casco LOdSs end
HaLne hestDrOOk, nom NoM-fWk' MARY =" bo"b' "'ih
pHIIAbEIPnIA, Sept 6-ArIivcd steamships Lori Give
IrGunarL liyrrpOol "A. Z. StnOIs, aricn, Now
YORK park Eyeriiard Dehus Fo imam, IRON brenen
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

Of the wooden dem at Jordan engineers estimsteb
$l,1oO. a. For making repairs 70 the phen2 dam
$4,000. 6.) For making repairs 70 the Fulton DAM
sloping apron, 100 feet long epgineer's estimase'
$4,000 t6) For making repairs To the Van Buren das
one apron 205 feet long and so feet engineers e%
timate SO 000 a. For making repairs to the minetu
DAM additional apron, lO5 feet long; engineers es|
mate $1,000.
The resolution amended so that the work shall be
done By the supcrntedents under the direction OF tns
State Engineer and the Commissioned In charge and was
then adopted. An appropriation OF $4,000 WAS made
Division OF the canals OF this State for the remainder OF
this current fiscal year.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

strategic from which the railroads and their several
functions could be held in OF necessity and which
would admit OF the concentration OF forces at any point
at a moments warning in Of outbreak The fi7e
pOuts mentioned the chief eonters OF the desperate
Glars.
II IL also suggested that thero shoud be company
at 81 Augustine one at Tampor. and one at Key west 70
give feeling OF security and confidence in East and
South florida Application has been made from Florida
to tho Republican National Campaign Committee TO
recognize the folio wing the regular Republican ticket
for that state:
FOR GorHpOr-NIa celus L. Stearns.
Lieutenant GOrT1lOr- Montgomery
4LIH C0nyreSS-i. 'Wm. j. Purman.
IL HOIati0 Bi51ee.
ReuOmina,eL
The committee has been requested TO ssc procaina
on recognizing this ticket, aud enoin all Republicans
to give It thcr support. II is claimed that II such
proclamation IS issued, Senator Conovcr who is leddng
bolt, will he without any following among the 0fce
holders ana thc people.
L,TER.-A dispatch from Tallahassee says Mr.. COnoyer
has withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

I'm. variations in t cy ~ ent Of
houH
The central hpizr' e uarf ~ iHehs
Of 'urs'l lr ,rs
direction reprsrH. sctus hy Of thr laciy uns
'ir'y
pressure ~ nchAJ little variable. weather 'i lp51
ithr are suie hictusa1g aot sy storm
The OF s apphich Indie cttet by tlf rlny
violence Y the rNesS o: che 11Nrr 'hcn
below the Inc Of mean rr'Nc uncertain We l'r VIZ ~
curved hn from 20 toe ae Ifl
encea tendency wrline "A i'ssT irom 't'~
to ..ovs pouts a. uAmlsak4bly 20 Pheasant rNlerl
The barometer shows rise since the last report OF
nearly twoenths OF an inch The humidity OF the a'Tnos
phere mas slightly decreased Temperature has fallen
Wind at present time OF writing continues from north
western quarter All these facts indicate fair weather
and no immediate change. But the hNrcmetrc rise is
too rapid for settled weather II the wind that has been
shifting gradually from west To north passes the n0th
point and comes from the northeast as Il Probable II
w confirm the belief that storm Is brewing 10 the
north o u.s. which will be preceded here hy condy SKY
For ts city ard 100 miles around, caO cc3r weather.
after the usual morning hazucss may Dc expected 10
start the day, to be followed before many hours O more
moderate wind slightly rising temperature ana clouds,
the fOrerunners Of a more distant change
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
LIBERAL REPUBLICANs AND THE STATE


A special committee of the Liberal Republi-
can Convention have issued the following formal APP
proyal of the Republican state nominations:
The Saratoga Convention, Aug. %, OF Liberal Re
publjcans favorable 10 the nomination Of Hayes ana
Wheeler having adjourned after ndO sing the nOmina-
on by the Republican state Convention then In session
of Edwin d. Morgan for Governor OF the state OF New
York md having before adjournment delegated 10 "a
suecal committee then and there appointed the power OF
indoslng ~ thcIr discretion the state nominations
maning tlll 10 be made by the Republican state Con-
yentoI Now therefore, the undersigned the commit
ee sforesaid 10 hereby approve and ratify the nOmina
ton of SHERMAN s. Rogers of Erie for LelltenonGOv-
crnor; OF George T. DaDIorth OF Monroe Tor Judge OF
the Court of Appeais OF Benjamin Carpenter OF Mag
ara for Canal Commissioner, ana oi ,haHes l. lfoW-
bridge OF Kngs for pecOr OF state Prisons, anu DO
recommend their support ft ana proper canuidatcs
for the Offices lor which they were respectively nonl-
mated, and do further recommend the support OF thc
electoral ticket in favor Of Hayes ana wheeler nonl-
mated by said Republican Convention, ana headed ny
Abraham X. Parlter Of ST. Lawrence ana william IL.
Sc ward 0f Cayuga, Electors at Large.
Llommittee-IhOmas H. stewart John Cochrane, DR.
Freligh, George W. Palmer, Hugh Ncsbitt Z aries w
Goddard, DR. d. Rogers George III. Makay, H. II MA
nlerre A. n Cole, John CashOw, Charles H. Sheriff..
Henry c. Lake. THos. Il. STEWART Chairman
CHARLES w. GoDpARD, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
THE LATEST CORRECTED RETURNS.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., Stpt. o.
Corrected ngures OF ll2 towns give Fairbanks NsepJ
2s.5Sj votes. Bingham tDemJ, 1895; FAIRBANKS
majority ii. 200. The towns IN 1874 gave Peek
uep) , 1856 majority. 2,iA less than at this election
one hundred aud thrtytwo towns to be heard from
viii probiby Increase Fairbanks majority to 10000.
The Congressional nanir- In tho three districts ere,
u ~ town, l3ils and the not yet heard from
will swell this majority 20 p. 900 or $4,000
RepuJliclns throughout ibo State are Jubilant
Returns come III slowly The complete resut will not
be known before tomorrow. or the II2 town rclre-
sentatiycs elected lOi Republicans. Democrats,
aud unknown.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

PooR, Poor MAN" Have You any old
clothes num- as you could give poor mon wno has
sick wife and six small children 10 support inquired
dauidaed person ust Saturday at hc door OF High
st. resdrnce I've got coat with but three buttons
gone and pair OF panal0Ons that nave au but small
patch behind, which I guess you can nave, said the
good woman after she examined her closet " Is tho
coat breasted with velvet collar Y inquired the
moor man " No, Sir" Z" Are the paDtaoons of plaid
pattern and cut with spring bottoms OF 22 inches g.
"NO, Sir" "Tnen guess you needn't trot em out =
said the poor man; they amt my style, and don't
want 'eui."-l Detroit Free Pfcss
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
TIE REPUBLICAN coNGREssMES REFLECTED.

THE REPUBLICAN CoNGREssMEN REFLECTED.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept. BIN
the Ist Congressional District 40 give Charles H.
Joyce (,epJ O777 votes and A. p Childs Dcn), 4f21
Joycc's majority, 1886.
In the lid Congressional District "a towns give Dudley
C. Denison tRepl s.lOl votes. and A. NJ Dickcy DemJ
3,oOi; Denison'B n1jority 1900.
In the lid CongresJo District 90 tOwu' give Geo
W Hendco UrpJ 5,sil votes. and John L. Edwards
tDcmJ 2,879; Hcndoes majority, 5.762.
II probable the Republican Congressional mniortics
will be about as follows Ist District. 10000 Ild Dis
trict L., 900 lid District, 10000
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
CATTLE MARKET.

wArEsTows, Mass, Sept 5.-BEEy CAPfLg-Recepts 500
head tile dc active and the prices rue very hrna
is adyancc sales Of choice At 81 60@S7 7j extra ~
81 25 first quality 81 259s6 75 second quality - 90"
So third quality, - 1895 %.
sHEzP ASD LihBsRcceipts 1868 head the weather was
favorable for the sheep trade and although the supply was
comparatively heavy there was very good feeling at iess
woeks quotations. sales IN lots 81 300 rs eachi extra
So 75Gsi %, or 3Gj34c pm Spring lambs 4s15'4c.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

A KEPUBLICAN ViUIUKl IN DI'T'ANNNE'
WILMINGTON Del, Sept 5.-ln the election
In this city to-day for members of the City Council the
Republicans were successful carrying eight out Of the
fen ynrds and olcctng nine OF eleven Councmen.
Tbc Republican minority in the city on the different can
ddates varies from Lob ~ LOO
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
"What is my billqr anxiousIy asked man

who had stayed over night at philadelphia DOtc lately
Your billi' was the calm reply; show much money
have you alOngp "Twenty-nine dollars" gasp3d the
Innocent and retiring guest "weIl, That's itthats
your bill" remarked the consderate proprietor And
Centennial visitor started foot his home
In Indiana, hs muttered thoughtully 10 himself: 80
this is the way that tTamps' are made"
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

Give Prompt Attention and Treatment to all Affec-
tons Of the Bowels such Darrhea Cholera aorus Dyen.
terry &c. this OF the year. BY using DR. Jrhks
CARMiNAIyR DAsAM you will obtain immediate relief aud
coon drive all such complaints from the system.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
" Iny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE /

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-At the conference
held here yesterday with Secretary Cameron It was de-
cded TO instruct Gen Ruger 90 dispose the troops IN
South Carolina and other States In the South, that po
cal meetings win be protected from interruption by
armed mos like Butlers bindtl Senator Patterson OF
south Carolina says to,ay that the only way 10 get tho
Union vote out IL 10 hold largo meetings ut central
points for the Republicans would not dare to risk their
lives by attempting to 80 on the plantations TO talk to
the negroes The plan adopted by the armed bands OF
white Liners tO attend In largo numbers oil Eopubean
meetings ana interrupt thcn by demanding and cnforc
Ing division OF time in speaking, has In many cases SO
frightened the negroes that they fear 10 attend other
meetings and may have confidence enough 10 20 to
the polls aud vote.
Application has been made TO the authorities here that
military forces OF the United States should DO distributed
I'm Florida "a follows: company at Marena, IN JACK
son County; one company at Tallahassee, In Leon
County; one company at Live Oak, In Lnvanne County
one company ut Sanderson in Duval County and one
COMPANY at Gainesville in Alachna County These points
are In the great colOred belt and 1t Is claimed that the
stationing OF troops there would give protection aud
feeling OF security In the counties namc which are inc
cf tolo ci counties. Moreover the points named are
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
ARKANSAS RETURNS COMING IN SLOWLY.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 5.-Full returns
of the elections in this county QulasG) have not yet
beop received Both sides, however, claim Victory.
few returns from outside counties show that very
fI yo. has been east The Democrats claim the Stase
by 10000 OF 1000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
MIDNIGHT UEATHER REPORT
Probabilities.

Probabilities
For New- Englaad and Me MitkIle States riS-
ing barometer north 0ad toeS! UindS cO0e tOi1oed bg
,0drnier, partly cloudy Weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Sept. 5.-Gen. Jefferson
Tnnpson f New Orleans died this afternoon at his old
home in ST. Joseph, NO. where he had been visiting for
tue benefit OF his health for some time past
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN VERMONT.


A srIuTED ELECT oE--A MAJORITY or OVER 1900
IN 1lG TowYs-TnE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN
REELECTED.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. Sept. 5.-The
returns Of Oday's election come in slowly The vote
OF GO towns 13 counties for Governor here are IA
counties and $50 towns IN the stae) compares fol-
lows with the vote of the towns in 1874:
1875. 1874.
II. Fairbanks (RepJ 1906 Asahel Peek Rep0. .ll3o5
WIN. II. H. Bingham VIM. III. H. bingham -
lDcInB ..--......... TllS (DemD-.....-.---- OWL
Total vote 22OI3 Total vote .I / 6 $3.50
Republican mai. SOl7 RcpuDncan may. oo4'
kep. gain over "a. 2,270
Appearances Indicate that the exciting canvass OF the
past few weeks will culminate bringing to the polls
nearly every voter in tho State Free Conveyance Is
furnished to every voter Reports from all quarters
sgow that such enthusiasm has been manifested since
strong probability Of an increase of 5000 votes over
their majority OF 1874 Democrats sanguine this
morning that the election would show a reactonary
sentiment in favor OF their party
BosToS, Sept. 5.-The vote of SS towns in
Vermont to-day for Governor compares as follows with
the vote of the same places 1874:
Ior Fairbanks s 90 1865 Asahel Peek r.. ..15 ,243
W. Ii. Bingham d.. 9.48i W. III. Bingham tD). 6'sO3
Total vote. ......206iO Total vote. ........22,0 ,0l6
Republican majority. 1O6Sl Republican majority 6l4O
Pop. gam over 1874. 2,24l
The returns from the Congressional districts show cor
responding gains.
The following the Gubernatora vote OF some OF tho
larger towns and cities together with tho vote OF 1S74
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
Suerial Nollees.

The New-Yorx City Depot Tor BABTLElTS BoULE.
VAIsp SVRfFI, PAlin LAMPS, us5S tIrpRyh1iu no
Cy New ORR The Centennial Exhibition gronnfN AMI u
many ,as Hlg BFUgdway, four doors above iIOus0nst
Iaun, o ryc-y description aad from ~ 90 upwid also
IaInp.os5s burners pusnaLc rcteotors, &c. Can and
examine.
First CGn.-'TWENTY.FIRs ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Ctii,ORED Ci1iLiNS' BEpUBiltAN CAMPAIGN
C,LCD HAYES aJd HHEELER-MORGAN ana H0uEIis.
rLc ,pl0ed 6tuycgs other Republicans aro cordially n
ycd 10 aItch meeting Of Lincoln ian llbthst anu
S,ayc Trsav cyciug, sept At O'Clock. The following
sp.a&,rs will .idesS tho lJeeilng Hon H. H. GaiEeb Capt
lanes A. Thomson Hon. u " Fuller r. u Cnn'vef esq, Key
JUshds Porter JohG wi;l ms, PIes.; u. A. Nichols see
The Veterans OF the war of 1912. q" tins and adjacent
counl,rs VIII urct at NtlnaIy llal, l93 B"weiy, ga
WEDNfSDAN. the ca last, l2ie oCOck T. I prcsry.
ia uorr BY Mutation o or on u,c"raiiou D-iho
la!ayrttc witness TIE unwilling az to st. nc oi
The nul, fI.iUh patriot GCr, Lafayette who ass>d "c'
WaAuri "a the od Uurnwa'is ~ NorA;orn,
~ "a, ,.ncl al, az, mar ~ fIru. ~. lANNOAn,
Az d. - ~ AIi.tM DAILY.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

SCHOOL SUIrs-Large stock at greatly re-
duced prices BRoKAw BROTHERS, Sthaye., opposite
Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

THE TRIBUNE has received from G.. r
Harra So for the Rev Mr. McCdrey for the help OF the
East side poor. The Will bs promptly forwarded.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
ELECTIONS IN TIE sOUTH.

POLITICAL MEETINGS TO DE- PROTECTED NECtshi'
or EASING THE FEARS or THE NEdRpEs-pLAN
OF CONDUCTING THE CAMPAIGN-FLOHiDA POLL
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
ynndcPhoof & CO,,
.1.-.,,I - g.rnJas Thrill aEO

cqcr Nvtitc.-1be FOKElUN MAIZE TOT bu Weez
eu.uT SXrCKDiY sep,. g. 1915 wiz close a. his oaies
~, III iAY al a for EdrOpe. Tor steamship li1io.
nj, Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, ut !. n ioi Europo per
steaIusnip Ro;bGia via Quto1st0wni on IhCleSpAL "
1I m for Furope peI steamship CuDr3, yi9 PIJ no,.
chorbodrg ana ambaig ol at esC o. n & i,s
sr IeIiany lTsuce Scotland intenie'i fof
a,sSish by tins steamer ST be specially a!rcsed a9a
=, 80 M ior France steamship ST. Iartiib VI
Hayfe and Al 80 iol scotland direct PEI seamshs
ar,r,s IA glasgow, and lis.u A. for E,.tc le.
s,nsnsin Se.ksf southampton ana Bcmen ne ulis
for the Wcst indies VIA Havana VII ie,ve .sspt
ihe m~ss s' NA 7. L yAAEA r. n
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

The vote Of iI6 towns compares follows with tina
OF 1874: 80,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-30

This is the way New York pape
talks about the Presidential s~quabble
We a the Republican manager
that they are going too far. TIN
American people have decided to tax,
the Government out of the hands o
the present Office holders, and they dc
not propose to have those otiice-hold
ers retain it by means of armed usur
patton. The issue is simply now
whether the ballots of the people are
to be honestly counted or not, and in
that contest the people Are all on one
side. We apprehend no disturbance
or violence, and pray God none may
come. There are peaceful remedies
even for military crimes. The Demo.
House of Representatives is now
the sheet anchor of the people, and
that House will insist upon the inau-
guration of the President who has
been rightfully elected. If Il should
prove to be Gov. Hayes, well and good
out if not. not the whole power Of the
Federal Government can prevent the
Inauguration Of Samuel j. Tilden.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-30

Gov. Tilden has conceded to him by
the Republicans 1874 electoral votes,
with both parties claiming South Car
Dina, Florida and Louisiana. The
vote Of any one of these will nor than
elect Gov. Tildcn, aud the managers Al
once, on discovering the situation. be
gan their desperate game to capture al
Of these States, two OF which at least
Louisiana and Florlda-havc un iuubt
edly gone Democratic b. handsome
majorities. Troops are sent by a md
night order Of President Grant into
Florida, where runners have been sen
out all over the State to alter return.
and cancel the majority which Gov
Tildcn has received. In louisiana tn,
same Returning Board that perpetratec
the infamous fraud of counting in KEEL
logg as Governor, are using fraudulen
means 10 count in the Republican cleo
toral ticket. Probably no candidate o.
either party doubts for n moment that
these two States have gone Democrat.
ic, and n verdict against Samuel j. Til.
den in the n by force, in the other
by fraud. will be. or should be, swept
away b. the overwhelming Indignation
Of IL solid North and a solid South.