, 1880-10-24
GENERAL.
THE: FLORIDA: DISPATCHES.

EfGSSmAQ t1EtjFkG 0A1SEt ~ Az" OSN-sss
Horace N. Congcr, ex-Secretary Of State OF ne"
Jersey. Gov. Jewell said that he had nothlng
further~to state In relation to the florioa o's-
patches except that he was informed tney nao
bocn returned to the Western Union TeleStapn
Company :, by Mr. Bnrnum. The ofncerS
of the Western Union have been severely taken
to task for the mistake In matter OF SUCH
vital Importance and where conaoence - ~
essential. Mr.. Brown, one Of the snpef'nteno-
ents Of the Company, called on Gov. Jewcli 70
give IN explanation. In the Supreme Court
this morning Judge Lawrence. ON application
Of tho Western Union Company's attorneys
granted ..
rct,,rnahle on tho 9Th inst, why an injunction
should not be issued to restrain the De1noc1aslc
National Committee from using or S,1e"!atng t{ag
patches, which were obtained BY the Comm!t.ee nn1o
pnny. The original application was for aad az
Injunction, which was not grnhlcu, aun
tho affidavit OH which the order was obtained
was made by Norvin g Grecn, the President q t1e
Company At the Natonal ,e1 1a dispatches
haforo being returned to the Western Union
Telegraph Company, were Autographed and
mittee OF every State In the Union. a large
number wns sent for circulation III SONG VI tue
Southern States. -.
BARxuM's CONDUCT CRITICIZED.
Tho Eue'1tn9 I'ost tonight, reVie"tng o,4h- nIh-
Ing Republican frauds, says: yet at t., fhis 1E
critical hour Of the ean1ass shs Gafaa G9m-
12sa of tna the nst Nao0sa eonspicSoas figure on
that side except the Presidential canddatc, can
tnd nothing better to do than steal tele9faRaic Ra
dtsnntches-fur the moral, If not theleEaL qqnl-
ity Of theft attaches to the proccedlng-ano print
thom with unwarranted innuendoes for the pur-
Of sfsst9S
Ennwin0 thnt Mr. Barnu1n, while he has been
guilty of a dsreputable act, has also nude an an
epreEfous fool Of himself, as the account u LAG
matter published yesterday shows
DEuocllAr1c DESPERATION.
The Ti,nca tomorrow will say editor1ally:
| j" Lutterly the Democracy have attempted TO
distort certain stolen dispatches based on sus-
njcion Of Democratic colonization In Florida,
into evidence Of Republican scheme OF inc
same kind. The device was so shallow ana ,so So
should have run therisk Of resortlng to It. bae
the Democratic mind appears to regard M sne
American public as branless goose tna1 ncat cea
devices g' is that OF the forged letter
Gen Garfield on tae Cnneae d aSo been
| tested and repudinted II found worthless. but
| it was eagerly snapped up ana paradea as
and neaPY by the most concu-
| siye eyjdonoe Of Its spurious character. It Is
chung to With desperate tenac!ty; :. but ReoP,e @
/ are neither fools nor KNIVES. aud II the Demo-
| cratic party and its leaders would ncknow!edge
that simple fact they might have more hope Of
| success il, winning votes. They would At least
refrain from some of those desperate uoslccS
! mat only work iu1ury!to themselves.
| AUTHORITATIVE EXPLANATIONS
| Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YOnK. Oct :].-Mcssrs. E. Il. Ca!lehocr
| and Charles j. Noyes, both members OF tue bAt
| cf Boston. Mnss., who went Soutn eome I'VE
| weeks sIuce under the auspices OF tho hepoolc-
| an National Committee TO make campaign
spceches, arrived tn this ctry to-day on their re-
! t.lrn These aro tho two gentlemen VINO re-
| ceiyed the dispatches from Marshall !ewell
| which we're captured by Mr. Darnum. CHAIRMAN
l. of the Democratic National Committee. One OF
these telegrams they said reported sum VI
| money which had been sent to them 70 pay can-
( fahorers sent to work railroads, whcn tney
| thought might he Democratic repeaters. Ine
| iiea Of colonizng 4 State SO sparsely populhleo
t as Florida they consider preposterous anu Il"
| Az INJUNCTION WANTED.
| To tho Western Associated Press.
| New YORK, Oct. S}-Judge Lawrence, IN ine
| Supreme Court Chambers, to-day. on appncallo1
| ot the counsel for the Western Union Telegraph
Company, granted an order to show cause, re-
| turu;,ble on the 9th instant, why an injunction
| should not issue to restrain the American Nj
| tionat Committee from using or circulating
| photographic copies ol the dispatches of Marshal
Jewell Chairman OF the Republican Nnuona
Committee sent to Florida. and given 10 int
Democratic Committee through o mistake OF thf
Telegraph Company. The original Application
was for IN injunction, which was not granted
| was uadc by Marvin Green, President OF tht
| yty,, T., fTafa fnnnhnV.