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BOYS IN BLUE.
sotp1ERs' AND SAILORS CONVENTION At CLEyE-


tAA0Ht
CLkvELAsp+ O., Scpt. =, -, 1a7D-Durlng the
great National Convention Of Soldiers and Sail
ora, held at indianapolis on the Goth and 2lst
tHst., to rat!fy the nomination Of Rutherford b.
1iayes and William A. Wheeler for President
and vicc-PrcsIdcn,, at meeting Of the Ohio
delegation, representing all sections Of the
State, 1t WIS determined to issue an Immediate
call for meeting of lhc soldiers nnl sailors OF
Ohio for similar PURPOSE, to be held at Ctevc-
land on Tuesday, tic Sd day Of October. The
proposition met will, tue most cordial and hearty
approval, Rn! a!l actin, In relation thereto was
unanimous Aild enthusiastic.
The undersigned, appointed the Local Com
tnlttec Of Arrangements. take pleasure. IN be-
to thcir old comrades everywhere au earnest
irritation to b. present. On that day and partlci
pate In the exercises. Many of our distinguish
cd soldiers iaye pledged their prescnee ainqng
gun, Fitzpatrick, Garfield, lIurlbut, and Buck
land, and others afe expected.
We knuw that the great body ot Union
soldiers IN the late War stand uncompromisingEy
ly the Republican candidates, bclug fully per-
hualed that the interests of our common coun-
try, aud the perpctuation Of the fruits Of vic
tories won OH u Aundred welt-fought t|clds. de-
Inanl resistance to thu c1lcroach1ncnts Of tho
"sut!d South" hacked ly Democrats In the
North, who dill oil! IN thctr power during the
War to hinder and cinfarrass the progress Of
the great pAtrlot!c armies of ureountry IN put
ting dUwn treason and rebellion. Tie tatnts
and sncess Of the bloody SHIRT y do not fright
cn nor deter us tEon exercising the wcll-car,Icd
right to cxprcss our opiniuDs On the important
political questions of tic day.
Aenln Nc cordially invite tic soldiers Of Ohio
to meet with Us on thu day designated, to In
tlorae the nomination Of our brave and honest
co1nradu In nrms, Gen. R. b. Huyes, md OF that
patrioiIc man, ". A. Wheeler, Whose voice vas
always heard upon the right side during the
dark days of the Republic. The time for prcpa-
ration Is ycry short, ard VIC urge upon you the
Importance Of extending the information to
your comrades ut the earliest possible moment,
md TINT you take measures to secure good
representation. Arrangements for reduced fare
will be made, Us fur Us possIt1c, With the vart-
GUS railroads ccntcring IN Clcic'and, aud amnlo
hospitnlitiex will 3c extended by the eitizcns to
all who honor them with their presence.
Please address the Secretary, nuulcd below, IS
soon Is possible In regard to tile number that
will probably attend from your eoanty.
j. +. HEnN1CK,
JAMES BARNETT,
c. ". kRAus,
N, 3. GAMy,
". L. u1HMAN,
E,A. Scov1L1, Cor. Ser. Committee
, 1876-09-28

James P. Root returned from Indiana ycster..
day. lie snys there Is no doubt about s'Bluc
Jcans'" election. He will be elected to stay at
ho.nc. The people, 10 far as Sir. Root has dis
covered, have great affection for him. It Is
20 great In fact, that they do not like to him
leave them to live In indianapolis for any
Icugth Of time. Wilttams' war-Fecord while in
the Legislature, which Is being we'll ventilated,
Ia having an unrhoesome effect upon
his chances. 1t has been proven that
while member he voted against every measure
whtcs, provided in any mauncr for the feeding,
clothing, or nursing Of Union soldiers sent from
Indiana, either at home Or at the front. Will
iams' rccord is that Of consfstcnt, blatant
While Col 4. c. ElIIthorpc was making ono
OF his characteristic speeches In Indiana, lie
serted that all ths loafers, thieves, pl!nps, aud
H%nkettts!s'' n,,.S xsr' vHtns is with ,e tes
me-" rctofted the Colonel, ''You'rc the irst
loafcr I've seen who Is going to vote for Hayea
and Wheeler" Tho speaking was not disturbed
The Hon. james G. Dtainc and Col. Bob 1u-
gcrsoll will he In this city after Oct. 10 next.
When there will be an immense .outpourtng OF
the masses. It vas hoped that tho new Iaber-
narle, which will scat s.o00 persons, gould bo
procured for tue purpose but there st., is +.
| It for a political meeting. However. il
1t ran be procured, the ratification will be held
there. II not, thu lake-Front Park Will have TO
inadequate to hold tho vast crowds which would
na ntaeteenth &c sA century a " liz drmonstraton on
that evening, 1t s expected. will surpass any
thing heretofore attempted Of like import N
4 beautiful bust Of Rutherford B. Hayes has
been presented to Republican Headquarters.
, 1876-09-28

Radicals, with. We believe, enc exception. They
arc we'll TO- do clara, and contribute literally to
The ltAdcaI caplpa1gn fund At every r'ectton.
Hampton and simpson IL An indIrrct cnntribntion
10 the election ot t'hhmberlain and Elliott AMI
There arc plenty Of bntchrrt In the market who
knnwn Democrats: men who are thoroughly with
M, There arc the men Il, deal with and encourage
in every possibla way. And what 10 tFus nj the
butchers 10 true VI t,ose Engaged in many other
pulBnltA.
, 1876-09-28

forms, bearing torches, and marching 70 tne
music Of martial band, catne up and attended
the nrctinR. Opesa.fIall Was crammed. Speech:
e' eswere tna!e hy E: F. Bull and Henry Mayo, o.
n,anffcsted. The fact that many Democrats at
tended the meeting and tatcncd attentivcly to
the speeches may he regarded ~ agood omen.
AunuRN.
AuRunr, III, VII. 37.-A larxe Republican
dcmonstrst!on Was held hero this evening, at
which sreechcs were made by the ffon: John p.
Rosettt Gapt: J; H {. !rxln, and & Charles s., r z
of Berlin, in this county, Republican candidate
for the Legislature. The meeting was very en-.
QUINCY AND MT. sTEnL,So
ou.sc., f ill.,, sept. % a!.@rhs Ii; 's sresn6ack meet
Ing At Mt Sterling to-day was not great sue
cess. Gen. Singleton delivered n set speech,
and to.tnotEoWT night C;cn Sydney Meyers, of
and Gen: Singleton are to make GEeenback
speeches In this city.
or1.wt ' it, ssSs Mtse:ss dsv % e. 1ssss Bsssiass fall
Ing, on account Of sickness TO keep hie appoint
mcnt, James Goodspecd, editor Of the Joliet
Republican, was engaged to take his place, and
addressed large meeting this evening Tic
joined tie Contnentals in toEchlight Procca-
Sion. !:
DECATUR.
Special Dtspofch t. The Tfftune:
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-The Republican
scalpers arc preparing to go 70 Blue Mound TO-
day At the great rally. John Cannon opens the
campaign for this county.
john Tyler, Temperance candidate for the
Legislature, ID speaking at mass-lneetinE at
Long Creek this evening.
MOKRIs.
Sptcfot Dtspaseh TO Tas 1ttovns.
MoRHts, ILL.,. Sept. 21.-Last evening the
Court-IIouse was not able to accommodate the
crowds who came to attend the Republican meet
Ing. The gathering Was addressed by Il. W.
hcC1augiley, Warden Of the Pentcntiary.
, 1876-09-28

now DEMOCRATIC MAIolITtEs ARE AADn.
Cincinnati tt;as<stt.
St. JosErn, La., Sept. 10.-The states of
Mississippi! aud Louisiana, an sorry to say,
Will butl. 70 Democratic. The Republicans
have giron up this State. The colorcd people,
who nre all Republicans, have been compelled
to hold Democratic meetings and declare them
selves for the Democratic party. They had to
,lo this or leaye their homes Some Of tl!cm
own their own property, one horse aud cor,
and ore compelled to turn out and say they arc
for the party they hate and fear In order to save
tlsetr lives. Colorcd Republicans who have bccn
run AWAY from home for four months to keep
from being killed for making Republican
speeches, have now been permitted to return II
they will make Democratic speeches. One by
the nanie Ut Davenport. very able colored man
frou Iltncs County, Miss, spoko here few
days ngo. lie was brought here by the Dem
crafts OF Mfssisaippf to 8penk III favor, Of tho
Delnocratic candidate for Congress IN the Fifth
District Of Louisiana. His nalue Is William
Farmer.
4 few days ago, tho colorcl pcoplc, who work
In lurEu numbers on plantations In this parish,
were notified by their employers to stop work
Democrats hnd to soy. They ca!ue, hut It was
lard for them to listen, and harder tor the
tic Atisslsslppi River: The eolorcd voters IN
ttb Faltsn hnntuet uluot WI s"s.S ~. 500
many wItte H. anu H.o ~. sost ~. ~
thla atlg!l 10 ~ Ano a' !. T. III III ,hat ~ tuo
ast etecton WIS oao. aa wy ~ ais 10 SUI sana y
1eM "41te Hisll liol oa1 y. lie te pTn ,sa a,.a
ealieu rlAnAll, "Aeta tavy uaso Atttet M DGsI'At
Tcnsas Will, guns TO 1Tiehtcn tlc co!orea
people 50 that lucy VIII Hoe nppcaF ~
eolored people hive decided to remain At honc
an the div 1T the election, The white md COL
,rctl RcDibitcaus. when they are uskc1 what arc
| lin rcnknna they have IN Hsnl,blirnn meetings.
snv ~ wiH he sbnt ard ann, nf ia Killed. They
~ We Nv ~ ae. ~ hih -" n,"o.i,1"" ~
HAst H1auo ocscL*t aeten.Pts ~ @ n!a ~ ,i ~;
night. but are oToRch ur W eoht VI "tlat l1!e
pc0plU call hlac companies. = colorcu I"l IN
airntl to s1t III Ills house at night atd leave hts
| Iamn burning, 90 he Gun be seen by the light;
snn,n ,,ne will shoot him thrnt1Ch Tho window
thnt is II bn hcj0nYa to The Reunbltcan marty,
Iat 10 - "o oIIhs IIo.h ~ s"I EIt ,.iit tti,tsss
Is sa,u; now ione' 81 t'1.. % WI, .,, ttnEs snS;
| cont1Hue IN tIta wv tnI.o ~! ncisA
from thts stale oI tn!nSe III tnc ntatc VI Mlst!s'
| sfppif" Republican Is AETatu to open MS
| Eop,n Of their leaders told INC that they would
| c"rrw tha atntr nr xiii avery t,rvro am wIIto
n"ny,hiscan o n T., II ynmr. rcsrscff,,iIv,
ncpap''eat' ~ '' A'"'" EnwIn h1,roa
| rv,uon,eu IN r,,r sn,rT.t
| Se,a ,Srt Ertaims Hnst'
| In conyersatfoa thls n,ort,i1tg With a very
warthv i.,t3rs' and nromincnt Democratic poIl.
iicIan 81 RuekianI County, / rcn,arkcd that tl,o
| nsrrn nt the Slnth Ind mt tho free.loln OF tho
ha3fut md tint II, tlust Ut tic States South the
, 1876-09-28


Specioi Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. sept. 27-Thcre Was largo
naass-meetlng at Linn Grove, in the southeast
corner OF this county, to-day. 4 joint discus-
sion was expected between the opposing caudi-
dates III this district, the Hon. ]. Q. Cannon
nnd Gen. Dlack. The Inter, the nominee Of tho
Democrats and independents, did not put In an
appearance, md Cannon had 1t alt his own way.
lie made r0us!ng good speech, and did Ills
cause much good Ho particularly reviewed
the record Of the Confcderates in the late
most lively fashion. Following hlta u speech
WIS nude by Cell Jesse II. Moorc Vt Decatur,
who discussed the matters at issue IN the con-
test in ths district, There. were ,eD ur l,5OQ
pcople In attendance, md the best III 0gtlcr pre-
vallrd. Two brass bands md onu martial baud
furnished the n,,sc. The exercises began by II
salu.e of 100 gune: Tonight a turchllght
parade occurs at pt!lo, the adjoining town, and
this tho companies from Homer and Tolgno
.igs; K <. Bowsr, 4. ". Matthews, and capt: ii. i.
Thompson. 1t Is certain TINT, IN ttds district,
tho Opposition arc growing weaker every dny.
st,st of the Old-Guar.l Republicans who went
back.
WILL COUNTY.
Special Dispafch 10 Tho tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. .l.-rc campaign IN thts
section Ii being vigorously pushed u, tue Ke-
publ!caus, a.ll il thc success Of tho ticket de-
pcu,te.l unoll VIII County the election Of Hayes
ind Wheeler would TO assured. Gen. =. e.
Hayes SPOKE this evening at Crete, In The cast
cr.i part OF the county. where tho Independent
element tiougis!lcs cxuberantly. Tomorrow
evening hv and the Hon. Mark Reynulds, ot
Chtago, will address the citizens OF peo.nne,
and oil Saturday evening the General and Muj.
y ". Sllinn, Of this city, will speak at Whining
ton, There will bu meeting III the
Fletcher Syhuol.l.ousc at Gieasonfs Rtlgt,
in Nu.al-say, Keudull County, about lii
miles west ot this place, Friday evening. Mni.
Mum aud Z, A. Nattiuger will he tic speakers.
Thu iatter's theme Will 10 the political lesson OF
Anlcrsnnyilic. Tho Democrats seer, to be yery
n,iet md arn mt mnktllv ycry vigorous ca,i-
vass' 1hev have hcIii Il low mcct[ugs, but their
rrosner,s ra,,not hn tonsifcred ycfy enro,lr,ltr.
fmr Ticv hsv M ,otaj sncakere ii u1ly nhIj1.
trax st"n',, orators. nni Il thty 1nake much o{
~ ysh.,% .1Iginr tic can,naicn viii Da OBLIGED To
cait for n,ltsiis ussistancr.
S'"'' "~ JOLIET.
Spec1ai n.paseh 10 ne 7rfsans.
JOLIET, ill.,, Sept. 43.-rAe llo!l. Washington
Bushnell. vi Dttuwa, s2oke hero this evening,
on twelve hours' uotIye. 10 q large audience.
Tbs meeting was held IN the Court House, u,,-
der the ausnlcca u{ the Yollus Mems Rcpub.
iican Club, anu WIS o,.e Ut the hss aud must
enthusiastic of thu campaign. Tbs Republican
flnnr,ls I'M xtronu having purchased new uni
fnTn,s Il, repIae those RECENTLY stoIe,, parad,A
lin strccts, headcd by ROy,le's Cornct Band,
aS a"d nntIe II In" an1sr,rn,1rr. Mr. Hnshneliie
ssca a"M ,.. m ;mtsanir Jnt,r.sttn,. md nowrr.
EpeG.A ""e ~H a.. -
, 1876-09-28
STATES ATTO1sNEYSH1P.

It being well known that Mr.. Charles II.
Reed, Statc's Attorney, ia q canditlate for re-
election, TRIBUNE reporter called on several
lawyers yesterday for tue purpose Of learning
their opinions Of him as a prosecutor lawyers
who have important cases In tho Criminal
Court, and, having had opportunities to OBJ
serve how the business ia conducted, arc there
fore familiar With the manner In which 1t Is
transacted. The first one visited WAS tho
HON. LEONARD sWETT.
Said the reporter:
II wish to knon what you think ot the capsc-
bilitses of Mr. Reed"
swell" replied Mr. swctt, ~ think s{r.
Reed is the most efficient prosecutor I ever
knew. He understands criminal plcadings 50
thoroughly that there is no Indictment tl,at he
cannot write. readily without a precedent, aud
there Is nothing which the duties Of his Office
require OF lin that be does not understand
with the most absolute thoroughHcss. What
the Criminal Court needs most Is prompt,
quick nan, and Charley Reed will send more
Of i've years than any other man lii America-
"Do you think 1t would be advisable to make
"TIs press Of work is 50 great over m there, ,s,.s,
arc 20 serious, that think very few men who
arr Inexperienced could discharge we'll the du-
tics M the office, anl hardly any man but Reed
could ken up with the business. do not rrAt-
tics in int fn,,rt. cxcent occasionally: but nv
roses inv.. ca,,ssi mo ID 20 tbare once t1 while
for IN Inst Ian yrars. and hive observed how
ti,a ,yor r. dam. ihini, Ills ot!lcc Is the best
msnar.i nros,sutiur ut]icc / have seen i'll
twnrtr .tva wars. nmii to nv mind It would be =
nublir mlsf1rt,,rs To make changc.,i
PsTr ria rcnortcr fond
Mr. GEORGE CAMPBELL
" 1no II vnn thnk Sir. I,cci oucht 10 be reiom-
natc1l i S ''@'' 'o0|'
q tio.n sas the answer,
ror,"an ".ast h, ias bc.n pood officer. and will
,,o ,nmcI, hcttcr ~ thnt, m tnexncrenced man. lie
hs. hren in osl;cc a ron.i I,apy years under
a.an,s 1v hts II hsIness tborouehly. ind layc never
heard q word acaiust his character OF abi.ity.''
| ha, m ohiecttons to axnressiuE bis Views.
1What DO YOU think of Mr. Reeds fitness for
, 1876-09-28

O%}%*t%*
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Sept 27.-aenators
Blaine and Logan spoke here this evening to the
largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held
In this city. They were met at the depot by the
Hayes md Wheeler Guards, ami followed by
long torchlight procession, numbering fully
1,ooot including several bands, numerous trans
parcncics, mottocs, etc. h1r. Bla[nc's speech
was the mos, eloquent mud effective ever listen
cd to, 10 that all Democratic demonstrations
wIll huye no effect whatever. While this tncct-
Ing Is In progress, congressman Hamilton and
Bonham arc holding joint discussion at tie
K!nKt hut Tho attendance Is very small.
THE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE.
Special Ntpufch to Tic tribune.
IsDlAHAroLis, Ind, Sept. 3!.-The Kepub-
1ican Statc Central Committee held amecttng IT,
night. The attendance was large, and reports
frum tho various quarters Of Thu State were
very cheering. From data In possession Of the
Committee, it seems safe To say t9lat Indiana
will elect Harrison Governor by from 4,0o1 IN
B,0OO. The nomination Of Gen. Harrison for
Governor having vacated the position Of Elcctor-
at-largc, the lion. Albert G. Porter was unanl-
mouslY selected To ill thu vacancy, aNl Col.
Simeon Stais[fcr, of Columbus, was named TO
succeed Is Electur for the Third District the
Hon. ]. r. Ncwcome, who is the Republican
nominee for Congress IN the Third District
, 1876-09-28

3p7e5o! Dd1p49tH q 7aE 9F79"*& = :
D1vxNrokT, ID, Sept. 9f.-Ilera was ane
Republican rally here this evening u tho Ger
uiau thtatrc. Thy Hon. George ". McC.eary
Of keoA III, made powerful address. Tht
lluyrs iorch-bcarers, 10 the nlmbcr Of 601
paiAded before tbs meeting. Advlces have bees
received announcing that hlxtnc and Iol. Isxes%
spll will a1eak here nrxt lpolth.
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Washington Notes.
IEnr the Alexan lria Gaz. tic.

WASHINGTON, Feb. The Immigration
Committee Of the Virginia Legislature, on
Measure bent, have been here, and had chat
with 1.-THE members" on that and other topics
and gone home-satisfcd that after the con-
sultation the immigrants will certainly be IN
next wcck-the surplus going to North Car
DINA.
The economy of the Clerk of the House of
Representatives is becoming proverblal-ln-
deed some call it coseucss, while others think
sit is saving at the spigot and losing at the
hung" Whatever the cause pen, ink and
paper are scarce articles now anywhere IN the
Caritol and knives, razors, toilet articles, &C.,
are among the things oil the past.
Pinchback is kept hanging by. the cyclids 10
the Senate, and is likely to remain in that un-
comfortable prelicamcut for some time to
como. His prison record has been brought to
light, and the spectacle is presented Of con-
testant for scat in the United States Senate,
having his certificate Of Imprisonment read out
in The body, aud defended by partlzaus for
| party purposes 1t is thought by many that
be will succeed in getting his seat. and with 1t
very large sum Of moaey-back pay.
1t is sail upon good authority that salaries
| arc TO be reduced from 10 10 90 per cent, but
| if this includes tn, pay Of the President, Cabl-
net and members of Congress the reduction
will hardly be made.
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff has lecturca here tc
large audience Theodore Ttoa lectures to-
morrow night, and will doubtless draw
large crowd Curiosity caused the fall of man
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The Leifch Affair.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette
nutice the article from Salem. under date
4th of February, 10 Saturdays Gazette, about
MIR. Lcitch travelling and stirring up strife in
Fauquer. Just let me say this: There is moth
log easier in the world than to do this, and |
don't know but that newspaper correspondents
arc to blame for good deal of it, in making
statements that facts do not warrant. 1t we
are ever to have peace in Virginia our people
ought not to buster so much about Ohm Brown
and Abolitionists. This ought to cease. Just
after the war Mr.. Loitch's two sisters, modest
young ladies. came here and taught in the col.
orcd schools, and their brother, [ believe, in
Fauquier, suppose, inspired by the idea Of
doing good After the State undertook the
free school system they returned home. Their
father, Scotchman, and we'll to do dairy
man 10 Vermont, sends off ton Of butter at a
time to MARKET they are therefore not Deepen
dant, but have means Of their own. Inspired
by Moody and Sankey's efforts to do good,
presume, they felt inspired to come back to
Virginia, and Iabored here in Rev. Fields Cook s
colorcd Church, en- Princess street, and at the
fish wharf, With hope of doing some good to
the colored people, by intoxicating frugal habits
and teaching Thorn OF the Saviour, which Is
certainly commcndablc. They travel at their
own expense; don't hand around the hat; they
have ample means. Without knowing much
about the matter in Fauquicr, understand
the authorities of the town of Warrenton, per-
haps The Town Sergeant. find them for SELL
ing Sankey hymn books which they gave away
mostly, but let anybody pay, that desired, five
cents piece for them. | do not suppose
Sankey's hymn books are dangerous as gun
powder, and will not harm anybody, do not
know how good looking Free State" may be,
but if he is half as good looking as MIR. Lctch,
be is not certainly, bad looking man. MIR.
Lctch is now here; has pleasant countcnance,
and is very modest unassuming young man.
| think, to prevent prejudice, it would nave
| been better for Mr.. Lcitch to have lodged with
white people, If be did work with colorel, bu,
perhaps hc could do 10 better. Gen. Scott,
when alive, boarded with colored man in
Washington, who kept first rate house.
Everybody is free now, let us be thankful 1t
may be very grating to Free State that it is so.
Let Us al! try to cultivate charity and good will,
not strife, for i; only puts off the day of recon
corciiation, which We all SO much desire.
Prejudice is not argument which l learned
long ago. When will it cease?
ALEXANDRIA.
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