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New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
BOND STREET BANK DEPosIToRs.

These was noisy meeting OF about loo OF
the derosltors OF the Bond Street Savings Bank last
evening at no 201 Bowery. 1t called by the follow
,ng uol sOns James Brown, Thomas Mcclure, John Bow
den George Lynn, James Campbell. and s. +. Rolwa-
eep Mr. LYNN was made chairman, and James Brown
was aupointod secretary g. j. Crook. on behalf OF the
aboye-naned six persons stated that the meeting had
been called for the purpose OF making formal expires
ion of be depostors wishes In relation 10 the appoint
ment of a receiver for the bank He also stated
that, in the opinion OF these six gentlemen,
william j. Best, who had acted as receiver OF The
Necbauieg' and Traders Bank, was suitable person
These remarks caused considerable excitement ana
several peIsons spoke the same time AZ nearly as
could i've ieai, above the din, they objected 10 the ene
nrecdiugg because IL appeared that Mr. Crook was MOI
a sdfuggItUr committee OF Ave, consisting OF nOLlaS
Madden lanes Cambcll, James Brown, MI McGuIIe,
and Henry Dauseha, was appointed, however, ny tne
chair 10 draw up some resolutions. They retIeh Dut
so0n returned reporting res Jluti0ns recOnn ndbs DIT
est Tor receiver. Wild confusion followed Inc Ttsoh-
tion5 were declared adopted by the cimrnan. lnoo9
10 adjourn was then madc ard about ha1 tnosc pCSent
ei fnc hail. 1hoe who left tnen formed lhensGye'
into aotner meeting with Henry Danseha, who had as
toIs as chairman motion was made aud carried ~
aUnIuf committed on avs 70 investigate te dAIs oI
ta hank t eOnier with the officers about the appoint
eut of receiver and to report on Frluay evening 20
aTotrr meeting of depOsitOrs at the same place. inc
cGTn,ntee appo.nted consists OF W. 9. MARSHALL, JOAi
j 1tgls Henry Dauftha, August GalLngel, ana NJ
CorcOraue,
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CROOK FITTING OUT AEEW.

THE PAYMAsTER PAYING OFF THE OLD EXPEDITION
CROOK AT LARAMIE-ARMY NEWS.
CHEYENNE, w. r., Sept. 27-Col. Stanton,
Pay1nater u s. A., who commanded the vounte rs and
scouts in Gen. Crooks recent campagn' ana Major l'
da who commanded the Snake Indians, have both re-
tur,ed TO tins place The latter goes at to Sydney
10 take charge OF 100 Pawnees who are to take part IN
the moyement northward. Col Stanton returns with
funds 10 pay OF the expedition and The troops NJ TIE
northern posts, about sixty companies IN a zen. Iioo"
aud m not leave the field until tho work s done Frcgh
rrooDs Consisting Of the 4th Cavalry under Gen. NC
Kcnzts aud infantry under Capt Pollock viii be put IN
tbe feld at once Tho trOop1 OF the recent eNle1toh
va now nj Custer CITY uuder command OF Gen. Merritt
ana will await new supplies Of clothing and equipments
there Lieut. Leutwiiz, 81 Cavalry, ana one or Two
oJbcs who wera badly WOunled, left at Crook CITY,
in The Black Hills, with medical ntendhnce, ana Wl
come out as sOon they can bear removal Ihe cavalry
horses are much w0rn Many OF them were eaOeh' NJ
ieast 500 fresh horses will be required.
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:, 80. ,yn oAsuAIrns-.BY TELEGRAPH.

,,,TI. ia Sept, PA negro tramp, who was
nut On freight train tho State Road near Ilon aAot anu
kled the cOoro'l brakeman
ScRANToS Penn, sept 27.-J. w. lee, a PRIMER, T
- y,n ov,r and Killed train at Ptst0n tou iiS
friends are unknown The deceased was about % years "u
porsvrLR. Penn. Sept. 27.--Jacob Hgntzing.er, . :
- abe detained Miners Trust Company Bank had
hss ng ts inainng charged with emse1hsnShGt G ana na
nisnt snE statements Ke was held In sl0E'uoo o"'
RALrINoR, Sept. 27fcrence welsh and Patrick iiii
t ,yere INSTANTLY KILLED. and jacob Norton ana William
pr srosly wounded yesterday. by ihe falling d rock
in tnnnel in which they we're al Work IN btuoe County
u.wtRy Pean. sent 27.--JOhn Sheridan, boat
- ~, a. DrIaWare and Hudson Cana was sent on the Zyi
%inss % w w tdssp N " with boatOad Of coal HIS body has
ninDEied. ,er \
TRrSIpxp. Col, Sept OLA deputy sheriff named
rnriba and Killed here last night " nlhn
tsS sir.is Corhaba went ffi AZ stranes a ~
IN t he would be Slot no went into the house Coruaoa
nersisted with the result stated
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
1ooAL roIrrIcAL MEETINas.

At meeting Of the Republican Reform Club
last evening at Its at No 30 UDionsquare feso
luton offered by 4. Gailaun Brown VAS adopted "Ihat
the Executive Committee he Instructed to cause this club
70 be represented aa the hearings before the Republican
State Committee on the subject Of reorganization OF
the Republican PARTY IN this ey, and to advocate at
these hearings such a reorganization as shall enable
fan and fair representation o all the members OF the
party Ia its ofical government" The representative
committee appointed was as follows; Dorman b. Eaton
GeB. II. L. Burnett Ellwood E. Thorne, Francis A.
Stout Col james F. Dwight, aud Elliott = shepard
pioaent members in addition 70 the above present
we're Theodore Roosevelt, Alexander Haniltoib ana
John 4. Weeks ,
Att5e meeting o. fhe Executive Committee Of the III
den and Hendricks Central Club, AZ No 233 Broadway
yesterday afterfoon committee organization was
appointed. Arrangements were made for Inass meet
g at Cooper Union on oct 8, and one especially lor the
6ernaDs on Oct. 20.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
WASHINGTON MOTIFS.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1910
w. B. Moore Special Customs Agent, has
prepared aud fled in the Treasury Department. state
Ipeut designed to reflect upon BIuford Wilson's admins
trnton OF the Office of Solicitor Of the Treasury Among
other tings Mr. Moore said o have charged That Mr.
wilson sent Government ceTa 10 Texas To secure the
ya a me delegates the Cincinnati Convention from
that mart Of tho country for Gen Brst0w III IL SAID
thai pcrmssOn will not be given to use these reports a
present.
Considerable excitement caused in and about the
Capol yesterday afternoon by the desperate attempt
unnown insane man commit suicide by Jumping from
the balcony around the rotunda OF the capitol hc wac
bc bccac very violent aud tore his clothing TO shreas
even while having handouts ON HIM
There were withdrawn from the Treasury To- day $780,
oon T., nor cent bonds held as security for bank cir
cuation which were replaced by new il9 per cents.
The Treasury now has hand $2,0O000o only in sill
yer coin About $20OOo,OO0 has been paid out since
April 10,
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THE SPECIAL IRISH GOLD MEDAL
AN OBJECTION THAT CAUSED SOME EXCITEMENT
AMONG THE DONORS

AN OBJECTION THAT CAUSED bOMh EACllEhiNl
AMONG THE DONORS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-At meeting of the
Irish citizens of this city, held last evening TO complete
the arrangements awarding gold medal TO the mem
ber az the Irish Rife Team making the best score II was
stated that Imor had been circulated that some OF the
team had been on ures TO convict Fcnan prisoners 10
hin; but this denied the authority OF
Major Leech OF the Irish team resolution was offered
declaring that "a number OF Irish citizens Of Washington
arc opposed 10 OF the Irish name In tie reception
OF the soeaed irish Team and requesting the gentle
men interested IN getting the trophy to be presented
20 the best shot In that team 70 use their own
names and not those OF the Irish residents Of Wash
ington. The resolution caused some excitement espee
ally when tire mover stated that no was victim
of British tyranny, having been confined In kmanhain
and Cork itls for seven months during the Fenian
troubles; iHnt he American citizen Wben ar
rested aud knew Of his own personal knowledge that
OF the present Irish Team were on jnres thst sent is
American clt.zeus 10 British prisons THIS RESOLUTION
was finally rejected and one was adopted drectng
the Committee Prizes 20 draft suitable resolutions
expressing the gratitude Of the meeting OF lHs-Alneri
CA citizens the apal Of the United states, To Major
Lccch captain OF the Irish Team, IN being instrumental
IN bringing about the pleasant relations that cNst to-day
between ireland and America The rihe teams, unief
the escort OF Major Burnside Gen. Wbpple, MAJOR
Nichols l.. NJ. Hoffman and Others, accompanied Dy
ladies, went 10 Mount Vernon to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
JOHN KEILYs REVIEW OF HIMSELF.


The Democrats Of the XXlst Assembly Dis
tiot assembled last evening at Parepa Hall, Thirtaye
and Rlghty-sxth-st to rattfy the Democratic National
ard STATE nominations. The hall filed 60 its utmost
capacity Judge sinnot Of Harlem presided, ard opened
the meeting with short speech Mr.. Barber Of Con-
necticut the first speaker John Kelly was then in
trodaced rs the nobest Roman Of them all amid
storm Of cheers lie discussed the character OF Mr.
Hayes charging him with bigoy and dishonesty Hc re-
ferred to letter that Ar Hayes scDt to the American
Mechanics Association and ded the assertion that Mr.
Hayes had made falge returns Of bis tax for two
hree or any number OF yca TIE speaker charged the
Republicans with corruption in the savings bank system
He affirmed tha; they wcze in collusion with Tweed
when the latter had charge OF the Legislature
and that they aided the Ring robbers. He then
said that as political leadcr It his duty 20 report
some Of the charges made against hiBscR His grammar
had been severely criticised, but lis cTaes weIc not
good authorities lie did not consider that his education
was equal 10 that Of college graduate, but what he had
received had come 10 him by hard knocks anG by
merit aloue He had never brbed convention in order
10 secure q nomination. What positions he had held
earned and had stolen dollar IN ms lie
He had always eudcavOred TO discharge his duty 20 the
best his ability, and his purposes always bad been
b1negt In his connection with political organizations
he had tried 10 give the people good judiciary Lthia
ture and Common Council, and be would say 20 the
world that he always had tried to discharge hs duy no
American citizen sh0nld Ils address was frequently
n,errptcd with loud cheers, and when MIR. Kelley con-
euded the cheering lasted for many miDutes the meet
ing was afterwapd addressed by AbrIm ). HEWITT a H.
Purdy, and william A. Boyd.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
BABCOCK's TRIAL.
NEARING THE cIosE-THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL
BEGUS.

NEARING THE CLOSE-THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL
BEGUS.
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-The evidence in the
safo-burgaTy is closed and the concluding argl
have begun The probabilities that the case
viii go 10 the jury tomorrow or next day. There was
nothing remarkable In the evidence to-day, except an
attempt the part of Somerye to impeach the wit
ness Hayes The latter impeached by two witnesses
whose testimony thus far has not been eontradctcd.
The point issue whether not SOmerville drew
the affidavit which Hayes signed after Hayes came to
him, and when tho latter in sOmcryille's office.
Hayes sN that the affidavit already made, while
woman and law clerk stied that they were In the
Office at that tme recognized Hayes and knew that the
affidavit was being prepared by sOmerve. The indi-
cations still are that BabcOck viii not be found guilty
After the testimony all taken to-day, the argu-
ments OF counsel began. DstriytAttorney Wells con-
tended that the prosecution had fully proved the con-
splracy and had shown beyond all reasonable doubt
Babcocks and somerviles connection with IT, He spoke
Of the conspiracy the most terrible that had ever
been heard Of strongly urged that the defendants be
punished Referring Whiteys evidence, he said Whit
lev did not open hts mouth and give truthful narration
OF the conspiracy until the doors Of the Peniten
tiary about 70 open receive him He argued that the
Jury knew that whitley Eettleshp, aud Hayes spoke the
TRUTH and that they the jury must base their verdict
accordingly regardless Of the consequences At the con
cluslnn of Mr.. Wes's address, which occupied three
hours the court adjourned until tomorrow when Judge
Fullerton VIII speak in behalf OF Gen. BabcOck He wiz
Jury In defense OF someryille. Col Cook VIII then sum
up the case for BabcOck After that Mr.. A. o. Eddie
viii make the la argument for the prosecution Judge
McArthur will then give the jury written instructions
an
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
EXHIBITION AWARDS.

THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT YESTERDAY.
A CORDIAL AND PLEASANT occAsIoN-cohPLEr!
SUCCESS OF THE AMERICAN sYsrEM-sPEEcHEs
OF MR. GosHoRN, eEE. RAwLEY, AND NIX. MOB
REIL-
The report of the corps of judges at the Centen-
NAL Exhibition was made last evening at Judges'
Hall, which had been richly adorned for the scca-
sion with flags, statuary, vases and flowers.
Speeches were made by Commissioner MorTell Di-.
rector-General Goshorn. and Gen. Hawley. They
were warmly received, and there was great deal
of cordial applause at the mention of the names of
the different nations.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
rELEGRArnIC MOVES.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 27.-ihe Sherman-Cameron
party left here to-day for Los Angelica
B3sIoN, SEPT. 81. The American Woman Suffrage
Association VIII hold ts anna meeting on honday and Sss
day oct and q at aud Haydu Hau. philadelphia
Mis- Mary A. Livermore win mako the epUnng address,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27,--At tc-day's session OF
the Association ure Of Iheo1ates papers on the
"Dogma OF Human Responsibility and The Cause EllecL
and Cure OF nebcety read and discussion neid a. 70
whether drunkenness 10 disease or a ain
SAS FRANCIsCu, sept. 27.-lhe trial Of the persons
iECiced participation In the ndcrous attack on Che
near rce Neya County, ia last Jnne, began ils mein
inc The Attorney expects to provo nat te ouAss
was committed by the Caucasian League.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
COUNTY QUOTAS or THE STATE TAX.

THE TABLE PREPARED by THE STATE CONTROLLER.
IFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUNEl
ALBANY, Sept. 27.-Controller Robinson will,
during the present week. forward the customary notice
to each county Of the amount Of taxes required from
under the 3iei mills levy Of tc last Legislature The
table given below shows the amount required of each
county The total 1t win be observed, shows actual
reduction OF the State tax 20 upon the
levied last year. I must be remembered also that the
total assessment throughout the State by the State
assessors last year than the year
previous and that this year It nearly 100000 900
,a4in Ttaf funl 10 a "a
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
WASHINGTON.

SUITS TO RECOVER INCOME TAX.
LAW OFFICERS IN TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES ORDERED
TO TARE ACTION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Internal Revenue Com
missioner Raum has issued circular letter 10 Dis
trict-Attorneys in Philadelphia, NewYork, Chicago
Cincinnati. Milwaukee and other important collec-
ton districts authorizing them to institute suits
against all persons who have not paid the whole or
any portion of taxes due the Government from them
under the law providing for tax upon incomes
This will render persons liable to suit for such re-
coYery from the date at which this tax first went
into effect The commissioner entertains the opin-
ion that the result of his action will be to
considerable sum of money to the Government.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
A special dispatch in The telegram last

special dispatch in The Telegram last
evening Gives further details of Tweeds surrender II
says: "rweed offered very lito objection TO his re
moyal PROBABLY because he thought 1t would be useless
He was treated with every consideration and the quar-
ters OF nral Case assigned to him. Tweeds
companion. who gave the name OF william Hunt, and
who has beon prisoner with him, was
taken on board the Franklin. but was al
most Immediately set at liberty and allowed 10 re
meehanic Hnat was followed and watched by the au-
thorties after leaving the Franklin lie went lmned-
gbo was registered there upder the name OF K sands
sands is considered here to he Tweeds son by sanrd
{. person about 35 years OF age has sandy halr and
heard and Is slightly bald
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
THE ABINGDON SQUARE BANK.

The report of the receiver OF the Abingdon
Square Savings Bank Francis Thompson is NOT yot M
,sbed II s shown however that the liabilities OF the
hank are az follows 600 IN the accounts Of deposit
ors, and claim Of $4,000 held by the Hanover Bank
rbe assets will be sufficient to pay this FAN 20 or % per
cent and consist entirely Of real estate IN Brookyn stu
ated on Broadway Hasey,st, ana IN &
NJ Cccrs ~ the Hanover Bank sayitS claim OF Sl5,OOO
Is eoyercd by mortgage certain parcels OF this real CD
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
THE KHEDIvE AND HIS CREDITORS.

A dispatch to The Times, from Paris, says a
Telegram, from Cairo announces that the
ont vitbout waiting Tor combined representation Of
tho pawors has informed the Khcdiye that II takes the
.arne view "A the mixed tribunals IN tr Judgment In
Tho carpi asc namely That the Khedve cannot sub
o the special creditors of the Dara TO the general con-
dltions affecting the ordinary Egyptian bondho!ders In
consequence Of this notification the Khedve has invited
Mr. Goschen and NJ Joubert. REPRESENTATIVES, OF the En-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
TWEED UoNEWARD BOUND.

TIE PRISONERS SURRENDERED BY THE SPANISH
AUTHORITIES AND PLACED ON BOARD THE
FRANKLIN.
Woo, Wednesday, Sept. q, 1876.
The Prefect of Ponteyedra has formally
surrendered Tweed and Hunt 10 the commander of the
Franklin. Tho prisoners were taken from Castillo del
Castro between s and o'clock last night aud
strongly guarded by body OF soldiers, conducted
through the quiet streets OF the town TO pier
where one OF the Frankn's boats was waiting. They
were ouIcy taken into the boat After hurried adieus
between the American and Spanish officers the boat
rowed away and Tweed soon on board the Franklin
He was Immediately taken below locked up and closely
guarded. The Franklin sailed this morning direct for
NevYork 1t is reported that there was strong feeling
among the populace OF ylgo against the Imprisonment
and surrender OF Tweed.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
vrsrors Ar portrloAL HEApQuARTERs.

Political headquarters had more lively
aaDeet yesterday than fos time past, and politicians
rresed their w0nteG visits which had been neglected
during the recant stormy days The LiDerty-st rooms
we're thronged with Democratic visitors
he number being Gov Tilden, Gov. ngersOll OF Con-
nesiicut Gcv joel Parker OF Nsw-Jersey, Henry Wat
erscn q The LoaaspiRe ooHi5sr-JOfTBal, Col. T. B.
too1ns Of Eew.L0ndon, cOnH.; O J. Ireden Of ceium
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.-Some excitement
as occasoned on Thrst to-day by the fol Of Reading
Railroad stock IRON Al at which 1t quoted TINS morn
lac 10 32o The cause the depreciation ithat
when tho coal combination was broken great efforts were
oae IN heon the Readiug stock at te old figures but
tis esni lavge ORDERS for the stock wcT- Nthdfawn
cif,srg a 1nieky feeling snd fall OF III per share
he Ios o Tue stock market was weak put plce7 "oie
generally maintained
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
oe1prrIoNs TO REMovING THE SIOUX,

VrNiTA, /. T., Sept 27.-Tbe Cherokee and
other civilized indians of this territory arc greatly ex
cited over the proposed removal OF the Sioux into this
country They say the Government Is again proposing
20 violate treaty spnlatons by removing these Indians
~ eir .In ry without tleir consent. They character
lao tbe action OF tho commission In agreeing 70 give the
sioTx ho,peg IN the Territory OF Oflalamd ~ beng
si,i,r M te one Of satan the mountain lSOO years
400 1lerg will I've united and solemn protest nade Wy
T tiese aople against the c0nsEmmlti0n VI tina cged
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

SAyANNAH, Ga, Sept 27.-J. II. Estell,
editor OF The Morning Neus, who was attacked by the
yellow lever on Monday IL is reported is doing we'll
The total number nterments to-day was 81 of which
22 were yellow fever cases.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
PErIowCRAFTs RUN AT SARATOGA BEATEN.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 27.---A great crowd
witnessed the Of Ten Broeck against Vmo toOay'
EeIIowerat made four miles, in 1874 at slraogs in
71e1o since then Il has been thought bis tnc could hot
he eonsied 1t has not been equaod until To-Day.
There were two other horses in the race end Add led
Ten Brock at first The mile was made In very
s,ow time, I;52A. Harper Ten Broeck's owner, stood
az the string and waved his hat 20 80 on The Jockey
on,nnlied end lie seeond mil Waa made IN lao2 anu
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gsh and French bondhoders, to Cairo In order
to agree on the necessiaed oy the Judgment
THE NEWMARKET RACES.

This was the second day of the Newmarket
first October meeting The chief race was the Ditton
Handicap There four starters la Coureuse won,
with Lillian second, and Cerberus third TIE betting on
the course before the to against La C0u-
reuse, to Against Llian and to against Cerberus
Bay Final WAS beaten Off The betting against time was
6to2.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

ba, S. c.; W. T. Bishop Of Cincinnati W. L. Scott Of
Erie, Penn; W. r. shelby OF Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Richard Rush of Philadelphia Reports from North and
South Carolina asserted TO be encouraging for
the Democratic prospects Much confidence expressed
TO the probability OF Wade HamptonS success for the
GOveruorship OF the latter State John Bgeow Angus
Sehell August Belmont were among the callers
at the Everett House
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the third milo In IiGla As Ten Brock camc down the
hOIne-syech the Last mile there great cheering
The me made in 150% the entire distance being IN
715A, 3i2 seconds better than Fellowcrtte tme and
seconds hetter than Lexingtons time at NowOreans
IN 1855. Wild scenes OF dancing, shouting, and hat
throwing followed Willie WagkeT rode the victor and
BObb,e Swim Add, who at the finish was at the
dstnnccpola An OfeF Of $1200o0 for Ten Broeck has
been relelieh.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
Surplus

The mortgages and bonds it is claimed, worth their
face value and the real estate which consists OF the
bank building only could be sold at its actual cost the
above surplus would be realized This Is hardly possible
In the present condition OF the market
Tue oflccrs OF the bank at present are; TheoDaid
FTOlwen, President; John Regelmann and George
Aesy VcN Presidents; n. selICn keiscn, secretary
Jobn' Cuth treasurer Oscar Weber, Cashier, and
~ q pVp
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28

COLUMBUS Ohio, Sept. 27.--The political situation
IN Ohio is growing more exciting daily. The head
quarters of both the Republican and Democratic com
,nittees show signs Of great activity and the de-
mand for speakers of prominence greater than
the supply German orators especially are in great
request. The Republicans have been much more
active during the past ten days and the indications
arc that they are using every means to secure the
State beyond doubt Not since the wal, if ever
before has there been as hard fght as is now be-
ing carried on. The Republicans have gained con-
fdence during the past few days. The Western
Reserve will poll larger vote than ever before and
Republican gains are reported from there. Most OF
the PTohibitionsts viii vote the Republican
ticket, The Democrats rely most on the German
vote for their gains, and are apparently confident
but from all information gained the chances strongly
favor the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-28
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations to Congress have

District Nominee. pOtficS
IVth Connecticut. DR.. Robert Hubbard De.nOcrat
William Greenl
IIId Connecticut .sJOhn f. Weit....... Republican.
IVth KeDtucky......J. Proctor Knott. Democrat
sRenominated.