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State into Congress and disfranchise it in
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State into Congress and disfranchise it in
the choice of President.
FURTHER PROOF OF FORGERY.
CHICAGO, October 24th.-The Inter- Oceans
Washington special says: Further evidence
that what pretends to be postal mark is a
forgery is shown in the fact that the diam
eter of the die of the fac smile is one-eighth
of an inch less than those used in the Wash
ington City Postotfice in January last.
THE MoREY CHINESE DOCUMENT.
CHICAGO, October 24th.-The Times WASH
ington special says: This Morey Chinese
document is an exact reproduction of the
handwriting of the forged Springer epistle
in the Washburne-Donnelly contest.
NEW York, October 2ith.-The Hsrald's
Cleveland special says: The difference be-
tween Garheld's bona fide writing and the
forgery is in many ways go palpable, the
English of the Autograph in some re-
spects SO execrable and the counterfeit
character of the stamp so plain, that over
whelming proof goes with the Generals posi-
tive denial. Then the opinions in the letter
are 50 different from those really held by the
General. who, above everyone else in official
position in Ohio, has been recognized as
a friend Of the laboring classes. If Garfield
were to break over his present wise deter
minatien not to submit to interviews, he
would probably explain his silence when
the spurious Morey letter first appeared
something as follows After q careful
consideration of the matter of the coming
contest at the beginning of the campaign. l
made up my mind that for me to be con-
stantly endeavoring to stop the batteries of
mud that would doubtless be opened on me
by the Democratic party by denials every
time q falseh OF appeared would be very
foolish. Hence resolved to pay no attention
to them whatever. l have only consented to
deny the Morey Chinese letter forgery at the
earnest solicitation of Chairman Jewell and
Others, who telegraphed me several times
that in their judgment it would be web to
take some notice of this bold campaign for
gerry, as the Democrats were striving SO hard
to manufacture capital ont Of it,"
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
New York, October 23d-The Republicans
of the Third District of Brooklyn have nom-
mated S. b. Chittenden for Congress. The
following Congressional nominations have
been made by the Socialist Labor party:
Fifth District, Valentine Schmidt; Sixth
District, Richard K Forster Seventh Dis
trict, Alexander Herninger; Tenth District,
Berthold Beekman.
New YORK, October 24th.-The Green
back and Socialistic Labor parties Of Brook
Ign have nominated Matthew Mcclure for
Congress in the Third District
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF
NEW YORK.
New YORK. October 24th.-William r.
Grace has accepted the Democratic nomina-
ton for Mayor. lie says: " | believe that
the common schools, established by the peo-
pie and esteemed by them as their richest in
heritance, should be maintained inviolate.
and | shall favor liberal appropriations for
their support"
LOUISIANA AND THE SOLID SOUTH.
New ORLEANS, October 24th-Kellogg ar
rived this evening, and will make strong eff
fort to detach Louisiana from the solid
South. The people of the cotton States ac-
cept the result in Ohio and Indiana as
declaration of want of confidence in the
loyalty of the Southern people.
THE OUTLOOK IN CONNECTICUT.
Boston, October 2fth.-A careful canvass
of Connecticut shows that the Republicans
will doubtless carry the Electoral ticket and
the Legislature by from 1000 to 5000, and
elect three Congressman. Ex-Governor In-
gersoll and Hubbard have peremptorily re-
fused TO take the stump.