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my advice. Isaii to him at that time. Plnkston.
heard brooks SAY that be was going % XII you; II
he could kill ne. would not let mnn Nil me- know.
Ing he threat ming my llfe.' Brooks ndd a D d
character. He was bad qu irresome, augry man. On
the night OF the murder saw parry OF colOreu tcopv
going down the road coming from Ouachita, but don't
know who they were.
On the other side. the only witness so FAR ex-
amined has been Eliza Pinkstun herself, who
has changed bor statements entirely several
ch lrges to different men. The facts OF this hor-
rihle crime VIII not bc brought out until u "a
taken into the courts. Then It Is tain that
this blur on white civiliz ition will be added to
the many blots on African uarbl'iluism.
Gov. Palmer said TO "A IfcrIM correspondent
that he ia thoroughly satisfied that while the
lipkston murder WIS a great outrage, vet IL mad
nO political end, aim OF motive. His remarks
Yesterday were In dcnunciation OF tho crimo
itself and because he thought the board ought
to allow the fullest Investigation, Instead OF
conintng the defence to only two witnesses as
proposed. lie had told the Republicans he
would be willing TO stay here ak months and
investigate ~ with one OF their number, which
proposition they declined. lie a. now clearly
satisfied that the affair was worked up aud pre-
sented purely for sen sational and dramatic cf-
feet. But the woman had ovcractcd her part, as
the DEVELOPMENT OF Yesterday plainly proves.
Mr.. Julian laughed at the attempt made ut
dramatic eject with this case. lie believes tho
woman to be haf-wittsd and does not place the
least confidence In her story, particularly after
the supplementary outrage Introduced this
morning.
Gov. Bger thought the Pnkston case had
been carefully worked up, but u was uverdOnc.
From the evidence already adduced he could
not credit the charge one Instant
NJ. Smith Of Wisconsin thought a dreadful
condition Of afrairs had arrived when the result
81 u Presidential election WAS to denend upon
such "a story as that told by Mrs Pinkston.
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q. W. NJ X. W. r. $.

Intending to convey the impression that Mr..
Reed. Chairman Of the Democratic Town Com
mittee Of New IlaveD. aud Mr.. shelton had cot
Ouf these tickets to secure votes thereby. Mr..
shelton followed NJ the fraud, traced IL to "A
certain printing office, where he was met with a
flsehood In tho shape Of "A denial, aud, by ar
resting tue PARTIES, brought out confession.
publican party In tn part OF the Stated The
printers QIupbard and Wincs) are to-day On
tril before the New Haven city Court. The
more influential conspiratOTs and concOct0fs Of
the fraud Will not probably incur the legal,
O. Ough they cannot escape the moral penalties
of a. cir wrong doing.
Durlng his researches Mayor Shelton came
upon the trail II another fraud-the counterfeit
ballots. These, exactly initiated from the elao-
tended to deceive the hasty or careless voter
VINO. ihnking be was voting Tor IilJen and
Heuiflcks, who7c names appeared at tho TOP,
aud ptllug littl0 attention to the names OF the
electO 5. put IN ballot ut really counted for
Hayes aud Wheeler. 2 ne work was traced TO
the Office II the Ncw York Graphic, a Repuoli-
can pictorial pauer, where the fraudulent tickets
were rapidly produced from genuine Demo-
cratic ballot. ~ means OF photo-lithography.
II Is known that fIany thousands OF these
countNrfelt ballots were scattered about Con-
necticut. aud that many voters were deceived
~ them. The Iaui sanctioned, and wc
have ason 10 ht ieve vas ordered, by the Re-
publican state lumittcc.
hese d" drink Al keis and counterfeit ballot
frauds Of the C0LnuCNclt Republican le dcrs
were known and approved by Ztch Chandler,
ana were quite IN harmony with tbs uolder
mo e fraud bv whi la Chandler aud ms de-
feated party are w, Oh c -refLliy pre- ranged
Not. supported 10y Grant and the array, trying
TO count ia HAYES.
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MON RrLEIv KEr WEST.
\ Democratic Clnb FIXED uopn. aud the Club
House PlunAercd.


On tho evening of the 18th inst. gang Of
some two or tnrre iunirei excited men Hl
women. preachers. and Custom inurc un'"ts.
al colured. gathered iu front q the teio-rtpl
nire n KY Mrrt, fla. shouting. rtfHtIuing,
cur-ins. and nrtng ou guns and pI-t us, 90 mo
Imminent danger Of those Nyins IN mo neigh
born1Ud. Then tn mob seulrted INTO twp
bodice. and az Ick Il the re,id .nct- of some OF
their political ANTAGONISTS. lha hr-t place 50
81 tied Was the cAtt ut Mr.. ilitI. The resort 81
tue members ~ the tuOan !tmOcgIt!c
club. where they opened fueNade, drove
the inmates all out, ana hcined them
selves ~ the money aud vMulUles In tho
til. DR.. j. Il. Gonziles, whose daughter ap-
poAreu IN the late Demociatc pruco sion as the
Gud less OF Liberty. WAS the rex. recipient OF
their kind regard. Here they did 10 more harm
thtn throw some stones throush the windows
house of MIR. H. Jtmenez they eSpendsd their
fairy uy nring Shots. throwing stones through
the doors aud windows, and th-egtenirg Vio-
lsuce. AT this time the report MA spread all
over the civ that mob law was ramp Mt and
many women with their children l'd from their
homes to the bushes, where tltN rem tincl Ia
hiding until the next morning.
On the NIGHT OF the Inn, ABOUT FORTY negroes ,
led by one OF the worst raacal- on the Island.
made their app firduce 10 oar streets az in, evil
IDENTIFY bent On mischief. On this occasion they
visited W. +. l.. Mnrg ~, formerly "Iocai " OF
the ktg 0f N. Guf, called him out, and lu-
formed aim that he would be killeu II he ap-
pehrru on the streets. Since then "A luil seefui
10 have settled over the city, vet every White
person - aware OF the flct tnat hc be on sleep
ing volcano, whose eruption. from tue slightest
cause. may cnVeluu the ctty uuu It's peACcablO
inhabitants ia destruction.
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Constitutional Powers of Congress Who
shall Decidcf
TO THE EDITOR OF The SVN-Sfr; 1
read with attention your long article upon the
oonstitui ionll ro,hioua Of Congress Tor count
ing the electoral yote and its reuderugs u
opinion. 1 have waited some response 10 its
positions from your legal readers, but have
observed none.
shordan said that he went TO the priest for
his religion. and TO mis- doctor Tor Lis phYsc.
A. he did not Include tie lawyer for bis lcgpl
lore he sacr- 20 have mnde an exceptional dis
cuminttiJn AsHu-l tlIs profession, perhaps
ierau-e law Is 'nh common sense rCUu, ed 10
tecuhcaiiN Df Iulo and nractice.
50 ina oiHnt now h. ,At question OF who and
Whrle o. tuo li-ins HllN corrective power 70
our system Of GDNcinnIent "A cLrsory eXami-
nation cannot BAT bo iu,eles ding, u not enleht-
Vulug.
lutliltA iae} are hnt Boa tNn volume rgu-r-o
ol ion ,irhl.N lluun rows 40 nuip' D '.ti0u.
The i.,ht I , elect "a i'rcsideut and the method
OF Cu NHs.ius the Nutes carry witn tnru an I'M
wa ueYei cortrWIltlod mat RldfuH IN lorrO
President oil tho S"nHte should piss by lis ne
dirtum upon tie iutare cuicf OF the Admins
Ncitrcr woe u intended that the grave and
rcVurcnl fc.-ulors If the senate wore - mar h
10 the hail of tho House mud ~ with men
of tao Iuu Wefr 80 At tLer hHnd5 irtp the
10 Lcfs ul tllir tr.ustf, while Tho ire l,,r of
i'm seals gWA cly informed them whom they or
tAclr tucCeh-or, haVo % serve for four years
piled luruore to canvass aud NellfY the count.
A c0lrunt Gov rnut hut those we are not to
have la this axe of purc statcimGnship-n ay
make Is fel-e cert lhcatiCn Is thcrc no estdent
power In this convention Of our Legislature 10
| ilrht the wrong II uclraudei ~uHlhgcf OF a
| sAIoty theIe 49, aud tnaI l. their d41y, OF else
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CHICAGO, Nov. N.--During tho last three
daYs u convention Of Christinn workers has been
In session IN tho Tabernacle. Tho attend tncc
hts been somewhat marvellous together WITH
out precedent IN thid clty OF conventions. and
FAR beyond that III any sorU5 OF reugo gAfn-
rrugs ever held In the Northwest. with muru-
Ing meeting No ten, loou-dAl ur1Ycr Moellhg.
al ernuun session al three. ana rVcAiug meeting
~ eight every hour Of tho liNe-l0ug daN has ltln
husily occupied. The Tabernacle has eating
capacity Of close upon i,UO or 500 pefaous and
police ofneers nave been stationed a. the doors
10 stop the crowds WHOM the ft-t ugdil rlIn
ma been thronged with the faithful Overflow
meetings, "A theY ere called, have boen organ
bic of seating 5000 rsnus, ana the crowd, MI
lag this 10 REPETITION, have been s,nt Yet again
into n second overflow meeting al the flr-t
Methodist Church, block distant
The 81 half OF the revival season promises
great things. ncssrs Moody ana @nuko, say Ia
this eli ) uuti the close Of tho SO lr, ana WnUn
thel leave ~ II have spent three months neIo
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why arc they there convened Nor was IL the
purpose, as | interpret IT, of the trainers. TO
have them act as coordinate branches, but IN n
compact body. Whnn the two branches on state
Legislatures assemble together. they are. IN
TIER action, no longer distinct. but In UNITY.
Something Is said of the sauctity OF the broad
scar OF state sovereignty. i well remember
Nhon the delegation OF New Jersey in inc
Iventy-nfth Congress- were kept from the hoor
OF tho House OF Keprcsentt tives, and the shield
OF the state was held IN no more respect than
the leatner medal ~ "a Newark sdddier. Gases
need not DO cited Of an absolute exercise OF THIS
prerorative I'm MISC All In 100 and Louisiana in
$50. WhY there was no positive and dehntive
action was only because II cOuld not change tho
event. Tbs chi IS. IL you please. or confusion.
now ouei5 and demands some unequivOoai de-
cialon, not only for the present. but tho future.
II men VINO shOuld be within PRISON walls. and
take their limited ratOns of sunshine through
ornamental crates, can count and throw out at
tntlr ucuDerite pleasure, ana give an interpreta-
uOn OF vote 10 one candidate, when the major
ity Is Tor another, we had better have IL demons
stratcd with the oxactness Of mathematical
thcOrem, the quicker the more healthy to the
body polite.
We have demonstrated. with erms in our
hands, that our republic IL one and indivisblc
there IL n central power which can correct, IL
II cannot punish, open md unblushing frauds.
There are IN the nation men eminent in Iurs-
prudence and in the broad principles OF law and
equity; there are also another class VINO are
properly named case lawyers" They have no
intuitions and Instincts. they cannot gem
etalze, but look for analogles and precedents.
WIN those gentlemen please step TO tho rear
and give place to the civic mind and tho
broad perception OF those who can take In,
a-similate, and dednce politics and statesman
ship state courts are now, with the trooper
and blunderbuss, OF no service. Have we a
higher jurisdiction In our national Constitution
despotism2 "Whc shall decide when doctors
Disagree Z" Alas who shall be umpire when
the powder most and dry lot lawyers "totter
on in blunders TO the lsstT" w.
HULL. MAsq.. Nov. ~
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How roai.,.nn Il.lo.opa,r Doe. It.

Recently the twc-' tory irluIc house az
ftHi.lIli aui Ten .frr.f- Wu1 burned. 10 We
tho pcop'rtv of Mn > tlu1u, and ma riy oyely-
thing ha 20 se-. ed ca oirth Wa destroyed. 10
thr rear Of the building stood a ltfNo v God en-
Ci4.crn VIVA trck foundation, watch was
naohened aud cho. "a b. the hamea, but stNl
stand. atone huch and bogumcd b, lire md
snlhe. MI. Iltfol accepted the situation, drew
or tho water, cut am opening for door. ia
vnl ~ he hung one Of the doors rescued ia y
hln-burut condition, aud has Atted him ser M
q home IN the c. .eln. In II he hns placed a
tod, beudtng, airs, tahles, wAshstanu, 81.
unu l. comfortably housed for the Niut0r.
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jealousy and Murder in wisconsin.

On Monday afternoon, uear Glendale, on
the Northwestern NoDd. De 1T Perry was shot
and Nihed Nv Frank Burroughs. and the body
wa hidden under brush heaD by the roadside,
but perry's boots were ioft ia view. An old fcud
had existed between the men, burroughs being
jealous OF Perry . Intimacy With his vile. Poty
l. A. years cid and Burroughs p. Both are men
OF family. Their homes are ABOUT quarter VI
nile apart. turee mile south Of Glendale.
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RAsCALITIEs ~ CONNECTICUT.
some Of the Counterfcitina TINT WINS Done By
the Republican Leaders.
From the Hrtlord Times

In New Haven, such Republican leaders
as Lyndc Harrison tpropOsed Speaker OF tho
House). Postmaster Spsrry, aud the defeated
back pays er. SteDhen W. Kellogg, are charged
with cOnspiring to defeat Mayor shelton, and
cut down the vote on the Presidential and GU
bernatorial tickets by putting out fraudulent
drink tickets:
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BYFRs- ROSE On Thnrsi ", Sow 10 at Union Re-
fGrrrt C'urcl dth Nv, by tho ktN -. 4. nanncr.
ss' "a lv tue Rev MiirAn 4 Merritt. Oscar d. bycrs
10 iachr h. daGghtor OF Thomas N, hose, Esi., both
o. rs lltv.
FNi.klivV sr-W ARD.-On Wcdne siaY. Nov "a, at
lurT, thntnt Epi-cornl Church, ~ nc lteY. 5.
far.on, fcnri " Pa-shur.t % rev Ylrt city 60
West NcN Brighton, staten Island
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With powerful drugs for dyapcpda arl tn that
hdnd hnt searching ,peclht Mis- of nAkncsa. Ia.

The endorsements of chcms,s and phy.lclanF
cel sOmeumes b. hluthl. 100 tuple trun a. AIS nrf
vala. Therefore, -. 4. HlhhAta lnirt ia trrrf no
T}a, People are hnelng ont thnt ms now tuic. ap
IL absolutely the rrfecf fuprr nfifc iu sapnn1crnus
rotnaari-OU IL doe tnt take long 10 conyintuu Of
lhl fact ulN ufactureis u -oeh,oi .1H1' are ds
cut"rng It's purify aud o. ientt va be turt ~ via
thy Jay .--ldg, =
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n.D.,l4h.t.a.I .afewd.y,. T.rfa,eby ever
800
p"""'.' ana NC" a. -'N' ' 90 p"''' li.'- '"'
ThhoNN on TiiE VI Dfib. i Ni't -oeiu
Is novel; MIL be ready ll q fcN Uly. .ll. by evert
ho,t .-.,.l ',.,,, ...,.,
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o. r...' Mia Boz. .t.l, .rf .r 90. ir lyorI
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TltltUNA Oh Ii,l. WORLD. -.l 4dn tuc.e
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.uIRiNE INFELLIsENCE.

MINI rrrE ALgANAC-rHts DAY.
tun rises o.. Nh san sets ....... 80 Noon rises.
NiDu WArFK-Tfu- DAY.
Sandy HOOs. o. COY. lsant % Hell Gate. IL
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RltF.-ll fhc ci,Y Of N,w ORR. 90 f'r ~ q day OF
NoNnuI'... iNi ,. uY mo i.ou tlrti-m D.. LtWrlnca
y He. cl t.e ,upllHc t.u.t, N.tial T. ftcc iruu
A "a. if Nico ln.' ~iultarf.
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Patentees and inventors send to EdsOn Bros.
P.cut Agents. Washington, ID. g., Tor circular IN
slructOA,, &c. Fee atttr al uwancv. -Aat.
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such IA the verdict after taking dosa Of
Quia's IisI Tea. Sod IN packages Il - ntl, Ar,
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Reduced prices In furniture and carp,ts.
towperihNaits, loo ani 40 CuAIhaA sIgg" Fay
L-t.nlL.s -JLA
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COLwELL LtAD 60,

while dr,Wn on Nos; =. ruas cashcii orders nnedi
IAiL9P s. Co, Isas.lsrs :, >
~ Il Ma. 80 " rs
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oIsE IN MASstcnU-sErrs

new YoRK, Nov. %. 1875.
, 1876-10-09

cast rcproacl,. OF those nnmc.
three Tint nrc not those Of tnx,na,ucr ucre are not
Il not one wlllrli ta not that t,f md ther,
tlttcd 10 represent the votcrs of ~. efson better
nru ,netcntls Of tho iuvcuitc. o,,., War1 his
whom " A Republican, asswlat"n.o nno t,eaflea NIh
mn Indifferent a,cnn between fie,n ,ls hobs
In t!e list VIC havo ono at our Nt,.rn,n exttcmts
ex-Aldcrtnau, besides men Of ,sealtl u, md !,
nni OF integrity; men whom We cI.i,onn X nnonetsl
Nep,iblfcnnn y to innich. s''a''enge VI
Tho cl1nslo1 On tho Wholc is fin mn.
ablc OF 4 aerice al unmctttea and ,""st "n, despIe
taeks which this organization, led hv A.
M!t!gatel blgots, has cnst ,,pnn II" ieT u.
Cub nf the Seventh Ward. Dnl o,n ~ ,ofetntl
Thus fnr scnffctl at tho nttacks, II" w. 1Ea,to his
v!yctl tile t!Ing when. nH Republicans, ,AVe Eur.
tltls ward In danger Of our ltrca ~ ~ mctI 1t
well survive tho pucrtlc tcalhnrs ~ ",'u ~ we caa
Cd, rebclltous, "rl,lc ar ruin Slto.o a.sadeet
determined Il, do their rtny uttno., :, WI|o ~
somcthing, oven though they ayo - ~ teaeh q,
lonb1lean parity: Such Is the lrtr.,'11afe ~ n'1afe the
III these devoted Rcpubl.capst nl'aatlon
Our Club Mccts this ovcntng for tho ,,s. =,
bGiore tic coming conventions, hhic ,sss !i1na
viii discuss the Questions Of Tho speakcta
every Republican llca[r0ua Of anen,lin9F sn, snd
nblo cvenlnR among brother Kenu1,S;rsaaa. aa aeset.
vitol to be present, AM OH ND,%.nn,s, y IL.
FIFTH WARD HgrEnttcayaD D"hle9s,
=. a snccial meeting Of the Fifth War, D.,
llcan Club Wna held Saturday cyrn;n, Nepuh
corner nf 1wenty.sIxth and Wntinrs ~ tha
William Van O'LiIM1a, President. IN r. slSets
The following delegates 10 tbu ronmtSn nv enalf. q
ycnttor were nominated: Anton zutfos Cons
Boyd, john e. Fotz, A. K. pCtcrssn aaoseph
Nenlialls, and John Dourr. Au8uls
, 1876-10-09
ANOTHER RICHMOND.
ARCHITECT AlMATNONu pOH atlRn1PF AZ THE
Ih1HU REPRESENTATIVE.

ARCHITECT ARMSTRONG yoR a1lRnlPr AZ TnE
1R1au REPRESENTATIVE.
A meeting Of tho Central Reform Club, Al OF.
gantzat!on Whose oGccr6 arc not CLEARLY de-
fined, WIS held last evening at Union Hull. The
attendance was large, and very thoroughly dis.
trbutco through the city. Tho object Of the
meeting had not been announced. but was
generally understood to pastake of q political
character, henco tho attendance Of politicians
was Markcd, .,
Tho Chairman Of tho Club, Jamcs Nolan,
called the meeting TO order, and Nj.
Kourke acted as Secretary. Tho Chairman, In
stating the object ot tho nicetng had very little
10 say,-iu fact, displayed all ignorance lncon.
sste,lt with tbs itnp9rtauco Ut tho oeeaaton. lIo
suggested tho appointment OF committee u
determine what was " le done, lnweyer, and
tho sa,ne mt w!th = tessty approval; and he
Resolutions: Mark Clinton, !: ]. Wade, Cornp-
Illus Murphy, u, Qu!gloy, a.,1 ., ], Chllla.
! The Committee immediately lyrdtired, aud after
IL, a1souce Of few minutes, reported w fol-
lowBs
WHEnEAs, Tbs mode and manner Of selecting
aelcgatrs to the several conventions that have btei
hcrefof0ro tbnt especially those RECENTLY held IN
this city and county haa eatlsed widespread dis
trast ~ tho minds of our fcow'e'ttxcua Of lrlsh
WHsnEAs, Several caueusos are and havo been
held by very reputable and worthy class OF Cit.
zcna known A. professional politicians, who arc
wei organized and active workers IN thelr own be.
duly Ivanl 10 ssek t!s oise and MT piacs tho bur.
den oa The deas paopls 70 sec that tho afea must
Wusss1s. itis thc belief OF large portion Of
, 1876-10-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.


ANuTHEH HIEEESuAEkkH HENpKHED 4ANNs
Special nfpdtch to Tbs 71ibwnk
WAsnlN0roN, u. G., Oct. 8.-C0l. a. Z. Red
stone, wllo WINS adelcgatc to the National 9rces-
back Convention at indianapolis, and is n,ctn-
her Of the National Executive Committee Of tho
soft.siuney pnrty, las written letter to lis
party friends In 1ulsna urging them to support
tlcn. Harrison for Governor. lle had leun
vcry energetic worker up to tho time Of the
withdrawal Of Gen. Wolcutt. For rcasons SINH
lar IL thosc given by tho lattcr in Ills recent let
ter, Col. Rclstunc now ntlvteIs those who have
lal'ored with linn not to play Into tho hands OF
the Democrats.
3Err DAYS HEARD FROM,
Tic Washington Chronicle says; "JcU Davis
writes from London recently to m old AMI worry
particular friend IN this city, who iI his exuta-
uur, could not keep the letter secret, TINT, III
case u5 Tilden's election, he eall return III time
to meet bis friends from the soutt! at tho open
Ing oi the Confederate House. Mu Expresses
great hopes Of Tildcn's election, aud writes TINT
% t!is T. also t1;s bc'sf e the tloasa1s ot Con. Con-
tntnin, lis Secretary VI State un1sr the
Rebel Government. Davis says shat tic
tyMpnthlua OF tho m0nnrchlsts OF England
nro I'LL In favor of Tiltle,. He writes tliit, Il
Tilden ls elected, nearly NIL u the cxiies III
England anl Europe ,sil! Immediately return,
9Md that for hl.nset hc shall hereafter reside !n
Washington. Davis los seoEea of old friends
i,l this Gity who held office for iuapy years
through. IFS powerful influence, and they now
hnvr strung l,oprs Of Tlllels election n.ltt their
reinstatement IN Office. Two or three, through
letters from Davis, got. places undcr tho C0u-
fctlcrate House, hut Tho amount Of patronage
was Insufficient, to employ many. They aay
Secretary Of War to rcwurd tho South for Ills
election ~
, 1876-10-09
TILDEN'S LOYALTY.
A soRplD Old coprRRuEAD.

.LdpoTFe tfH) lT<ss ana Standard.
We publish In another column q statement Of
Capt. Edward Miller, Of Elkland, which pre-
gcnts Samuel J. Ti]dcn in now light to our
Sullivan County voters. II this story had been
circulated without foundation, or II Capt. Miller
waa IN unknown man, VIC would not givo my
crcdcnce to 1t; but coming as It docs fron tho
lips Of wcll-knowr gentleman from thu wcst
OF our county, good soldier during tho War, 4
man VI secogn!ze.1 integrity, md onu who would
not stoop to furnish falso intelligence, wo ean-
not help but bclleye 1t.
It il damniNE svdSucc. aamuel J. Nlacn
stands out rs 0nn Of tho moanest lnel whom tho
ts,0OO,G coo, with. ny family of his own, with
kl,Dwu inGo1no Of Sl03, 600, with prineely home
with irIncely surroundings, this mnn who pro-
tends to hayo loved tho so1ters refused to give
$40 to procure The body OF his nephew iur TINT
nepheW'B wife.
Oliver s. Tiacn was & tie nSpnsw o. snmno2 ];
ss1 sgi.1 1 Regiment @ NV FORK S So,antesrs = samae!
j. Tlden opposed his going into tho War, and used
u suf,s ss IT. liz s ~ Is sa Gn$ H. H.
family, which consisted OF wife aid two chill
NY namc Is Edward Miller. l cnlistod at Tho
samu tu1o that Capt. Tllden did, and mustered In
asa private; was promoted fitst LIEUTENANT Of
cqXx xac IF SSw fok lot y %9en'Ss1s s ss
After recovering ison, my wound, was nut upon
recruiting service In Now York City.
Oliver T. Tiilon wns killed at Ciantily. Scrt. ].
inicrrrd, cubaimod and npnt BY express to mo.
1hs co.t u tnIs os Sas $1so. Ihe onseurs Of lis
ing nt the same dino that ia uuclc, baluut j. Til
den, would pay tho remainder. After tho body
canio went 10 Tlldcn and told him tho ciscnH.
stances. lilo waa very Indignant, said that he hnA
done ali tIat c intanlsa 10 for Oliver, that no
went Into ihe War against hls wtshcs. and th"t ~
rstItf M 1< mn l /nt
hat Mn Tilden lad nskel fot tbo hody, and that
Il wa4 III rcapons0 to that request that tho Ncers
Ind ioEwartlclit. Mr.. TllcI said that lye did mt
care, that he WA not responsible Tor thAt. then
arkrd An il hc wished rle to my the slo. lie 70.
Piled tuat might % Us ! chose abont \. paid
caI upon tic witldw Of Capt. riltlen for il, who
only ial tho 81, 00l for hot support. This money
has never been pa,atu ulU. EDWARD MlLLBh.