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   New York Times, The (Newspaper) - August 1, 1868, New York, New York                               VOL 5259 SATURDAY AUGUST 1868 PRICE FOUR CENTS TELEGRAMS The Civil War in Japan to be Speedily Terminated Proposed Compromise Between tbe Mikado and tbe Tycoon Speech of Queen Victoria Parl ament JAPAN A Com promise to be Effected the and the Tycoon anil to no LONDON Friday July 31 J Kowa has just received Irom Japan which tho civil in that country is to a closo A has been between of North and lie South which will probably to the lei ruination of I on the tho Tycoon TKe ul havo not jut it m not known what tion hurt ni ulf of tho of to al GREAT BRITAIN Parliament The Speech July 31 The o Parliament was prorogued dmv was not ami her wna mido by Royal anil an usual by the Lord High Chancellor It speake of tho relations of Ore lit Britain u moat friendly and and says there la no to fear war iu Europe No IB mailo to ihc United States haa vindicated the of tLe Crown Tho cessation of attempts at rebellion in Ireland the further nao of the powers granted by tho two the for pliee for the Government and lates cm upon the of the and bills tho Public School tho kill for the purchase of tho wires the and others of toea character Tbo alao that a dissolution of Part inn m goon take in order that the tuny reap tho advantages of tho more of representation recently of for now ami that will bo for the of that civil and religious freedom which art by Iho of tha tion anil the of the realm In the Hoime of Commons previous to tho tho Speaker said be had received h ihu Legation a letter from Hon W H waa A of the book entitled A In- uf to the of Abraham a from tho Congress of the United to the of Lord Kr that tho of tho bent through Mr SEWARD that I ii be placed m the library of tho 1 hie was carried Tbe Close of Pu of the London Times July 31 The Times of in a leading of of Parliament that time only will show if leaders shall retain their status tn thu from tho old to tho now body Ilr will tho now donee of Commons a more congenial than In the days of or of GLADSTONE whose popularity may yet on to a elected mid doomed to tho of another Thu may bo ID of all with snch work aa the abolition uf Church rates tho punishment of corruption and tho condemnation of political aud Church of all the Habeas Corpus Fenian In Ireland July 31 All tho who arrested the ol tho writ of habeas corpus tn land aud detained without have been dis- cm tody Tbi Day GOODWOOD Friday July 31 The attendance waa brilliant and the racing viry One and woll The race waa fur tho Stakes of each for three-year-old fillies to carry 122 the owner of tha second to receive 100 sovereigns out of the stakes one milo oor The race waa won by the of Hamilton's ch f by ont of dam by of Hastings oh f Athena by toefl out of by second Mr Q hr f Virtue by ont of by third Pour The betting before tho race waa sii to one Leonie three to ono against Athena led coven to one against Virtue The second race waa for the Duke of Richmond's pitta handicap of 100 sovereigns for olda and upward ono mile The race waa won by Lord b h by ont ol Vesta Bir J b b M by General out of second Mr J b c by King of Trumps out of Last Love by third Eight started Tho betting before tho start waa four to ono i gainst two to one At and twelve to one Courtier The third was for the Chesterfield Cnp valno 300 by Uon of each for and Distance one mile and a quarter The waa won by Lord STAFFORD'S b o by out of Sir J ch f Palmer by ont of Stockade second Capt h 0 Mercury by of Starlight Tune The betting waa three to one against tho winner twelve to ono f aimer and ave to one against Mercury FRANCE of Cereals Free of Tonnage Friday July 31 publishes an Imperial tor the ot tlie ot tonnage dues from all vessels en- tering ports cargoes of cereals Tho decree IB to go into on the 1st day ol Proposed Intervention to Secure Peace In Paraguay Friday July 31 Tha Senate wao to-day prorogued by tho Tho haa an editorial to-day urging tho joint of Franco Britain and tho United States for tho restoration of between Paraguay and tho allied South American SPAIN A Kevr Cabinet to be tent Throughout the Country July 31 The political troubles in Spain have resulted in a Ministerial It ia understood that tho distinguished eral statesman Den Duke do la Victoria has been to form a new Cabinet and has gone to Madrid for that purpose Discontent continues to prevail in Spain and threatens to break out into armed insurrection at any moment Disaffection is aiao among tho o Dicers of tho floet CENTRAL ASIA Tho find 1 31 Under the preliminary arrangement for peace made wuh troope aro to the country at once tho Khan ing to tho Russian Government half a million silver as for thu expenses ol the war GREAT CONFLAGRATION In Oil City Darned OIL July 31 About 7 o'clock this morning a flro broke out in Co H engine hous In lie rear or lie Jon ex House POOL and tanka and platforma and many dwelling storia About Of Ibe west aids IB In All town the Post Office tbe Hooie vai on both aides of tbe street The fire In Ibo near douse communicating to aome truck can standing near and by them lo tbs with fearful rapidity consuming every thing from Ibe Post to tbe National Hotel on both sidri and lo Ibe JOO homeless It la Impossible to the losses correctly at this time but they are very beavy Tbe Ore continued until about noon The oil Interests suffered very bv tbe fire h IB Abont ISO were burned Among vital losers are J A drug Dr k CONDI ISAAC h anl ware SOB nan L D CHAB grocery Boss bakery Union and the cf Uio St tel and tba Baylo DISPATCH Oil Cm Penn Friday July 91 Nearly tbe town on tbe wen side of tlie river la laid waste All ths buildings on of the main from tbe Post to tbe tional Hotel and down to the river are all In aahes Including tbe Western Union aod the Pacific and Telegraph and POOL en- tire yard No 1 with the tanka of Co and and were No 2 was saveil The total loss by tbe nre will probably amount to over oa la about 150.000 Fourth Day's at the Driving Park Friday Jaly 91 The Buffalo Park Association closed their Summer trotting fair to-day with three races for panel amounting to Tbe weather nu been delightful ana the track In fine condition Tbe at- nu good Tbe magnitude of offered a great display of blooded Tbe fair bu baeu far beyond any of IU Perfect order hu been maintained Tbe was tban on any preced- ing day Tbe race wu for a of free for all horses to the first 1400 to the second and 1300 to tbe mile heals beat three tn five lo Only honca enured tbe American Girl having bren withdrawn Lucy won in Holla Goid showed badly Lucy l l l J a 3 Holla Gold 1 3 S Tbe second raoe WM for a puns of for double free for all owned and driven toge her as a team months previous to tbe fair to tbe lo the second and to tbe mile beats three In Contrary to all tbe net was a affair and winning la two beata with ibe tue abutting out all but and White Bird on tbe heat aod tbat team oa tbe second beat and wen entirely too tut to mike tha racy Interesting and j and White din 3 The race wss for a purse of 1500 free f r sli lour yeara old or under f lu tbr first f 100 to and 10 tbe best throe in five la Only u Cayuga l i Fancy a 3 8 3 To-morrow ibere will bo mira between Lucy Billy Boytt and Duit io saddle Hung by a lance Committee In Tennessee Friday July SI Last evening while Constable DAY with a guard of mm wu bringing two N and ELD from to thla city for commitment to Jail tney having found riding stolen horses within two miles of tbU city the guard ware suddenly surrounded by about forty man who look tna prisoners ordering the guard aot to tollow and letl la the direction of morning tha men were found near Mill hanging lo a tree wilb a paper planed on them inscribed bung by an outraged com- munity Killed by Lightning In Chicago Ml Friday 31 a this evening three In different parts of the city were by lightning were bul no damage was done Tna Disqualified Virginia State Officers Thursday July 31 The Republicans ot tho SUto are dia- ai ibe ol Uea to Ibe disqualified under the fourteenth article and au appeal haa mado to Oon ior bin action In this matter The Conservative campaign IE quite lively and abont fonr in ibe week GEN Speech by Oen P Blair at en worth July 31 Gen F BLAIE an Ilia was prin devoted to tbe action of the cal Party In the reconstruction of tho South and Ibe of Qea He charged tbat tbe Republicans having lost the confidence of tbo of the country hail to tho of ibe blacks tbat it WM from no love of the nee tbat enfranchised them but only aa a scheme to maintain m power HP be had nothing to eay tbat hla military services would bo with but tbat since bo had entered tbe arena of politically wore proper milters for public criticism lie that Jen bad changed bis oa tbe ct of ly having at tna ibe of toe Senators from ibo Southern Stales b Iho of S a ton But be said Hie ercrel of Ibo ence of QUANT and other regular to tlie rally is tue ol that which has the ol thu Court and executive brunch of the Govora mi which baaed military power tu of iho army lio shows no anu using tho mean a adopted by the can IITU snd tbe support of the people lio de- nied that sentiments expressed lu bla letter or New-York were revolutionary and claimed tba people of Ihc States at tlie last nail negro upon which waa baaed wholo to by means acts la but iho will i f the p plr Ho charged that puny only aro In remark iho crowd lie have made ro- apec able Oen spoko about hla re- marks being received with Music and a brilliant or followed lion U W tbe Democratic nominee for tho followed by Col W ULAin tlie nouilnoe lor anil other speakers Jen for Omaha to-morrow Tlie Georgia an Demonstration aa Friday July SI Tbo Senate resulted to-day tu ait in secret session Tho Mouse were of a local Qov BULLOCK'S grand Inauguration hall came off lafl tl Ibe National A large crowd of whites and negroes numbering rome 300 gathered In front of ibo hotel an 1 cheered for GRANT and COLFAX Calls for a speech from the Governor wbo anil UT AND I am glad lo aee tbe TO i or s lor anil awake and e that you will bo roady next Fall tu caal your without fear or reward I yon gentlemen fur this distinguished honor and with lew remarks 1 bid you a pleasant good Tbo crowd then quietly dispersed Ai II ill HILL made a speech m of QUANT aud as ody bope for the country Tlie Slnie Dunils NASHVILLE Tenn Joly 31 In tho to-day a was in- cd to appoint an agunt tu fund tbe State principal and due and to be due In five A resolution tbe Houce to tba IsMtsnce ol fraudulent State m circulation to bavo bean sinned In New-York ft la estimated thai In Condi will be to pay militia of lie Slate Col made t Omni and ai the Capital The South Carolina Legislature B C July 31 In tho to-day a proposition to psy wife of a member supposed to have been murdered by the Kuklux Elan f BOO waa voted down The colored leaden say they aro determined to represent ibe people not a parly fifths of tbe Legislature will favor the educational tion the proposition be made Moderation LO Do tha order of the day An Meeting at Yarmouth ST JOHX N B Friday July 81 A strong mooting was hold at mouth to-day were passed horror aod Indignation at tbe refusal of ibe rial Parliament lo redress ibe wrongs of Nova tls and threatening lo take io tbo deliverance of Ibe country from Its present position Friday July 31 Tbe Imperil of American flour continue to Tbe Forty-seventh Regiment now al Halifax hu been ordered to Barbados and AVIKILL are at tbi Bt Louli Hotel Unfavorable Regarding the the Booth Friday 91 Accounts from tho interior of Alabama and are Beavy rains have len In all and caterpillars are reported In different of Alabama and It U uld are doing damage The rior River bad 30 loot tbe 20 feet By the lo the and Alabama Rivers of an overflow ol low lands aie entertained Tbe State Executive Com- H J Friday July 31 Parties aro beginning to move for tho coming campaign Tha Republican State Executive Com- held a meeting lut night Tney elected Hon C P Sunn Chairman and II C tary lor the campaign are being made Tbe Democratic State Executive Committee bave been called together Oov PACKED addressed a mm mooting List night lu favor of The bat entered the field Jlon George In Lou fl Pendleton Ky Friday July 31 Hon H arrived at tho Louisville A baud of music serenaded Dim there and mauy citizens called on him lie made a few banking tbo citizens for the reception He waa urged lo remain over and apeak hers Bo wai escorted to tbe pot by a band of music and The reception be received was very cordial lie al to-morrow A Virginia Shoots at a Young Man ALEXANDRIA Ta Friday Jaly 31 Miss a young lady shot at a man named FALCON fa al to-day at bul escaped uninjured prompted act Death In ot Justice Samuel D Bell Friday 31 Judgs D DELL Justice of the Court at bla In this 71 NATIONAL POLITICS Enthusiastic Reception of Schuyler in Hie Speech to Friends and Neighbors Tho following IB tho speech in full of COLTAX delivered at South Bend Ind on day to an Immense concourse of people wbo hn to welcome him Mr Mayor and my I con find no word to address you moro correctly than o my boyhood of my early ol my wbo bavo pled me to hearts hooks of con I scarcely know how io apeak to you this alter noon In rent to most enthusiastic wel come yon have given me la one word In Ibo language brief but impressive It ovary heart ibat il not and hardened It makes the course our more Is ilio home li a volume in it to me K i any man in thla broml land from the At lactic to tho Pacific who baa canes to lov bia home It Is be wbo now you ever ever devoted When I bavo come into your from tbo to which you bad me havo mot everywhere a generous heart In lie outstretched hand When Iho railroad train on Monday lut away from tho of tbo and Ibo ibe of Iho ami the wsa on thought that filled mo was tbe thought ol aij own beloved homo on the banks of beautiful tit Joe I bave been from you In iho nai Inw but your bis not been m my presence as well at hinne H lins me like a to protect mo against aa well ua danger When yeare ago In a long auj Journey through of Indian warfare our I went to the cuasi on plain of our Interior down In tbe bowels ol tho earth In the mines I visited Sierras far lo 110 i a Ibal of i hat region Ktt Bound over to Territory ol Queen ot toria on Vancouver's Island back again to iho of Panama almost under the Equator them one which sa mv friend will tell thought thai wsi ever mi by night anil by clay and that waa ol the loved ones al home la no man owes more lo the people among whom lhan I do who speaks to you to-day From earliest nco taken mo in your mo in your arms oh no you have taken mo unio your ana protected mo against aud on every aide Jealous ol my good name ami character aa il it were your own repelling every and vindicating mo before ho American If I you right hand forget ita cunning niy cieavo io the rooi oi my I nay In tbat ul 1 other realms 1 dec- Mr heart turn a io tine Bnt with tbo magnificent ona which yuu undo lo mo ot jour that I camu with with the ibai havo all day tu luy There fa no men that can appreciate more I do tho generous confidence ro- in me by Ibo representatives by Ihc million throughout tbo land who believe in I tbat I have advocated to the bust of ability la placing mo aldo Dy aide our Jin commander upon tho same na ticket In thu proal struggle I know It wsa ironi on their part In niy principles aud in ibe ot my U wu they had trom my course that I be rolled on if i were chosen by people of America never to turn my hack tho aud ss 1 say I come before y U with t toll up a of and amid tuo Irionda wbo me from Chicago I havo boon mado to letl to-day M if I had regretted that I tbe nomination since I relumed to niv borne that It severs probably lorever that Uo which bss us fur a lifetime al snd tbat it removes me m from being your own chosen before tbe American people aud that a ii LIU am I to before you and your tu epcak and act and vote in your lu our na councils I nave felt lu all Ihu years ibat I bate tanned as I have irone up and don n the ways and ol toil aa if home bad an open door utmost every heart a though Uic of calumny might be hurled me yon wero ever ready to turn and teoi me and to publicly exhibit your warm and confidence you bad tbe opportunity lo li For yeari I have bean your representative but back than back in 1850 years mo at tbo polls and from thai hour to this all Ihu of party contest I remember an exaltation that I think I a right to lecl uial there never bu been a time oven ibe were darkened gloom lor iho poll leal patty which I or when the sunshine of illuminated our banners but noble county of Joseph hag stood by me at every election Io t I owe that I am to your continued lo your long-continued and luif to me I I havo received at the hands of the American It waa because you hero wbo mo at home from tbo Jays ot my adhered to me so faithfully tor a length oi unparalleled tn Indiana and almost In ibe Union toe hearts of those delegates at Chicago were turned toward me lor tbo nomination with honored me 1 hoy II tbat people who know man in him and adhere lo blm be 11 a mau tn whom ne can trual Do I not then aay truly that I find to to you tbe gratitude I bave for and con- ot love for me T But day M I aland before you my back iber to tbe put than toward tbe future I have morning u ruf life hu In review before me of my early life in your midst I nave thought of laces 1 to see hero In audience belore me when I arrived at my borne th veara ago I remember when u a boy I nnl looked down upon coming from my home iu Kaat those wbo wero near and dear to me to leek our fortunes in in la Western land there tbe where our tent wai pitched and flnt we found a bomo In and though bul barely then In my teens no sooner had I arrived than I found myself among tar older man myself friendship has grown with my growth my strength I aee of and of Iho veal a aucceodtng before mo to-day Many bave ed tho in tbe tell the record of and of but their left behind wbo ID nave ail parents lute rests aud all lor mo aa Ibey havo Inherited blood trom the thai gave them birth and Ibey followed me loo with until now I bavo even aeon In ibe put contest the oi those who me when I first came among you and I bave leen them ing In their tbo snd friendship of wbo gone before over a quarter uf a tury ago yean I came to ton lawn but a little village witb au family wuo wera compelled by a circumstance well known to many ot you by tho ejection of ono of my to a position In Jour county lo re- move here to your Mat Well do i remember tbe scones and ibe of those early yeara u well aa I them as are upon my beart ai I graver of In all the associations of eanly manhood I was one In your and many ol your Aldermen bor you first saw and cro ted with me you you first ed witb me you remember when give rue your friendship I tee many now a your older than I wbo wore nr friends In that early day when I wu forward la my career Iu tbe of Jour old I waa engaged in nuking out tax recording tLe of your County Hoard with Supervisors Ac and baking tances who bave ever unco been Wen do I also hew In onr mock legislative Dly I was studying Iho demands 01 law recent have required mo to administer la tuo tbs Untied butes gome of you who hive come nero since that olden time do not know anything about that old Court Douse of ours and itch aru dear tome and wb lob I aball There are things about It were peculiar I It wu uot in ibe Ionian or Doric or style ol architecture bat il wu y In tbe Indiana ol I remember tbat it wu joat aa long u it waa wide and Jolt aa high aa It waa wlda and of That's the model oi in old times in Indiana aud I have found In speaking over tbe Mine lew of these venerable and relics ot yui Iben coming down later I shall not ak iu jou o my public life which I bave baa to ic r i has to you Uy I Hie been caat In the stormiest period of the hie rory ol onr country from the daya of tb revolution to tna present time With all tho and acerbities of party with excitement unparalleled In ine political con tram ot tho past I rejoice to be able to aay befor you to-day that never when I returned Io midst baa there been one man be he even tbe hit tereat of my never been man he might be tome tha ever met me tha reproach ibat I bad turned my hack upon a pledge made when aak Ing tor your or that I bad prove to the I professed to yo I wss a candidate before you ior favor Differing with Borne all know m tbe convictions of my Hie I ed In them aa believe In of revealed truth They were the Pols star that my political course Tbe were tbo chart by winch I marked out m career I bave proved faithful to them la Iho put and whatever IB to ba be- fore me lu tbo future helping me I stand by aa earnestly and inflexibly lu tb years to coma au I bave in tbe past You remember that ibo moet of my haa baeti spent you In ibe profession anil al of you aim OB i especially those wbo bavo lived beri f r Tears can bear 10 Ibe fact I wu n in tho of those duties 1 gem rally tbo tho publisher Iho reader tho mail-buy tho into one But I performed them to tbo bout of niy ability aud I have to buck to my earlier as an editor I can nay Ibat I antagonized with my because I principles and my 1 antagonized op and opposed them Ivc Am every unu of you bore Democrats and I caa call as that in spito o all i lie political of ibo laist sli or eight I not n you know yourselves In ever hu Democratic Tart by any oilier limn they luvo Ut all tbo of I bav made you have beard mo allude to a or they aa or opprobrious I given to them thn name that nee Ut 10 Io and 1 borno and such n every that han been nil me by 11 teat way to mo I have believed that U be the wiser course and Has proved IU to me There in ono that em bar mo In before you AB I ad c you thronging mto mind ihi great winch ol the American neo- plo aro to settle at ibo polls at tbo November my UPH from ibo thai I t aro to bi In regard to I cannul speak iu reward to tha I nor can I aa I me ul the claies IIH I have I when uno IH by ilio ple or a party representing a large portion or a o tho American lor tho national ces for oen and myself to go to the political arena and there exciting and agitating My is up you It is in ibo pavm of our country's legislature It is Inscribed there I could uot erase it il 1 would and where I would not it il I coulo li Is therefor eood or fur IL Is my con- vict on a lu in my e In mv The convictions of my not heart in with all try soul and strength and mmd Not ono word 01 It shall I ever tato back Every word of It IB confirmed to me by 1110 experience of put yeara and It not I look back at It one ibat dying I would wlah to blot What luiy be the fur mo not now the of dis- alone but upon the millions of tuo people You know hew my Lm been In the ot national aud parly never Urging never quailing never abating 1 bave to-day 1 I cm sen lit all the signs of the times the triumphant victory that a wall a tho great leader of our Union Rivaling iu Ita brilliancy and Us v fleet a upon our country tho brilliant victories wim by unu tho armies of thu rebellion 1 be- an Providence ot our Union in lint hands tin aa a Union wnen treason 10 our ence Lie our hearts for every ai our bauds lie lilted us Io a noble piano of lie bad determined SB I believe that treason never rulein sir laud ot ours and llu our lor us and lio name Providence over tbe of Iho to on year alter year ine glorious of victory upon lu this war us wben the to ibo vorld likely to destroy our national will stand uy ua In aud ibo men who wero uut down uy the arms uf the American people may riso anil proclaim treason all reuion Ilo rules In tno heavens will as 1 believe bring upon them a ot which ibo shall ai Iho coming flection Meeting many of you hero u I do looking Into your happy aa you me at depot and upon thla I cannot but tbat there are uf of PIKI yean whom I am never to meet rg In hurt lUis lair where we aund I spoke to regiment aflur regiment uf me bravu men wao camu from every aud every school district In thla county of and to their young aa and lor tho it our land 1 had been out over aud again to inspire Ibis and patriotic work aud they had come hither to lay aside the garb ol tno aud enroll ol tbe Union ready if needed to Ibe stury of and to leap Into the yawning gulf that Imper our I apoke to them hero tbo taut of I gavo to a warm and cordial good-bye and when camo back those wero decimated by rebol by tbo diseases of tbo hospital snd tue of tbe march and the camp tbe men Ion behind many faces you and I Bhall never see again lought they bled they suffered thiy died for country ot they offered lives Inat uot rule in ibis of oura They m until hu lloa IB no patriot haart that has gotten IK History baa im- them aa tue and ot Ihu Union Hero upon this pot hallowed 10 me by nese come up leaving all endearments of home come up from witn Ibo affection aud love ng backa on precious Io them si no applo of their and children dear aa own hearts to go forth Io thai banner trom becoming tbe of the beat My heart got a out toward ibe honored God the they bavo left Qod their memories anil ma they ever ba green la the ot every one for whom ihey made this tbi a country can require ot IU zoni Tno men were near and dear to you and to me whose ua to tne grave and eveu beyond the grave May that hallowed memory Le kept green and freab and perennial for- ever I come back to the old theme it In a theme of gratitude It la a theme ol that IB with worda to give you the lean overflowing WILD affection toward you In thla busy ot the year Thoso aro a bt to every and that has been gaid me I SB by tbo fact when from your very day that tho hundred and torty cf the Grant and Club aet the el their and their iqn not only the calumny but tbo forgery to I have been subjected herr You know It is a you know that never In my public life rum tbe to the c in one year month or day bave I ever held any other doctrine that principles and character no I birthplace I breed were the true teat for official promotion Mi a who may retort to forgery mar ngu my nsme a felonious fingers for a forgery la a To t here know that there baa not been an election twelve yeara tbat I have gone to ibe polls not with a closed ballot but with an one and voted lor men of foreign birth and wno worshipped at a different altar trom what I myself 11 tbe only where I answer that calumny let it he In tbe tomb are buried and forgeries like h tn the uf the past Mow my friends for I hall not to you al length I come now to the conclusion of those remarks It there la one hing lor which I long lu land of ours there IB one thought tbat risus others U B tbat embodied In those brief words of the great Captain of onr armies embodying a aa a of an duration because t IB exactly suited to the 01 our situation I IB Lot UB have peace There B no country In tho world ia no land he ibat longs tor peace line this great peace aud wilb tl ci tor I am to all wars ai I havo old you except wan on ua for the ut our national existence Wo o more war wu waut no more we waut no more outrage we peace we waut no more wo want no more wo want no more carnage we want uo we want and peace wo will nave he great uoro of tbo century who tbe Union m content commanded peace on tbe and he will In ibe Executive Chair com- peace in ol ours rom ocean to ocean and from tbe frozen lakes to where tho bloom la the Spring on be borders of the ho will have protecting every man wuhm our limits poor bough ho may be downtrodden he may ave been ha may be and he may be B rill give him protection tor ilr ought to lave been given a cheer for lor I waa peaking of him not of I have nothing to ay about myself is a candidate lor I to tell me ne elected should also be to and aay he male BI voice We him You see I am saying nothing about the principles or platform or the of onr bat I hare a right to speak cf him who led those for whom I that him binding Republican principles In tha He haa made one Ibe Committee of Ibe Chicago Convention announced hii nomination to him at bii residence In Washington It waa of only light lines bat there were two lines In U that were M that ware ai valuable u if had filled tbe many volumes that gave yon of of If elected I ball bave no policy to the will of tbe people That la k declaration worthy of tbe and he you remember to President the will of people be the law of tha land and BO aay we all the will of the land rd and we shall bare peace and with peace -as Your country of Immense by Hie waters of the two great oi the globe checked In advancing course by the of war for a moment peace it will forward gigantic strides in wealth and hope it a prouder position ta the record of than its history ban to-day We have within our limits all that mikes a nation great We bave a people n brave u Ibey bave shown Io be devoted and practical with resources of living In I which le the governing second world snd the limits of which there are no great We have ourselves all the of snd with an administration which will be tbo will ef the people and which will enforce Ibe Iho land we are destined Io prosperity which In glory sball m tha future all the records of the past One word more about home I come back in tue conclusion ai I In tne commencement in regard to home Home u tells us IB tbe sacred of our life home with all 11.1 tender and affectionate homo wilb all ties borne with all those are excited by tbo very ol word Here in tills beautiful city aud village I it aud lived In II now wuh ux Onward a by any other city In our with its vast it inn very Indiana with Its HI Valley the garden ol the West us noble prairie on each all to that a hall be to us when It la fully realized by development you havo in ol ours I con- gratulate you on ti aud I congratulate that I am with xiii here aa pan and of thie city of Sou In Dend and wherever cast lu Itie c Irom you at s representative I mill am you SB citizen ily Interests my hopes my my convictions shall be for tblt no- ble city has proved 10 me through ao many yeara ihc 0 of Ita May you all live tbo measure of years thai God baa given you In and comfort May you bo blessed In your children your children's Slay you be iu your and if I ever forget you because the may call me to aome other tion uo 10 10 me and moro also for my would be beyond all aud ing of all rebuke and long continued I thank you my with a lull heart lull of 1 leave lulu aland to go back in ibe 1 am to occupy ibo Presidential election sball bo decided knowing full well that whatever may be thu result victorious ami I believe it will bo whon your 1 sball gain tor ibe plaudit ol well good and servant lUat you to me lu the pant An interlude after the clone of the ad- a nail hour's was lor aud rest ibe the Chicago suit tiie Koutu liend Glee Club aaug patriotic In by Over Seven t of rl by Mayor ol Mr Col lax Mr COLFAX in Chicago on Jay At ihc depot there was a vast con of citizens Many calls were made for a speech but Mr and party were d lo carriages quickly as possible and driven to lie residence of Uov the and bis parly had by tea and a short teat tbo importunity of tbe crowd wan by loud cries and tokens of Hence snd finally became to great that Mr showed on Ibe balcony and after a words of introduction from Gov ind RICE obliged by repeated and unyielding nations lo commence a The speech van to with the most alienee bul at ihc close of ouch or the Utterance ot a deafen Ing cheers were from ot He wan in trod u coil 10 the multitude by lion J U RICE Mayor of an with object of all cf you come uero to-night to pay my lo uf tbo American of tho of long may be live and woo by your and bj ibu vo ea of ol thousands wbo think like you wbo their conniry arn to ao tbat no will be Vice President of ibo United States next N Wl h great 1 Introduce to yuu tne Hon Mr was with Immense Throe ol applause were given waa allowed bim lo speak Wuen degree of order WSH restored ho SPEECH OF MH COt MB AKD reached your alter a long and rom at Ibe close of a of on my ritie to a lonn tbat much as 1 love I love much more Tbat Is my at South Bui I am glad io see to many of you tiere on thla moonlight night on ibo of your great lake to render me Uila ol your confidence and your reward 1 know iow critically ilia people of America in these yeare public servants al Washington I toow bow have mourned when those public havo to tbo pledges upon which Ibey obtained the which they 11 zing this I am gratified lu my heart of lo find that you manifest your md your regard In me as one of thu re- of the American people I do lot come you to-night oven in re- to your flattering to speak to you in re- lard lo the political of ibe day I have done io heretofore In year Opera In your Halls n all the placet woere lira people of Chicago gate I have spoken to you and delivered my views on public measures and tn imel fer the maintenance and prosperity ol bis great country of oura with no uncertain voice There are none among you here but know what ars my and my principles are of my being They grown with my growth and wers strengthened with my strength and as I have atood by and in tbe past ao shall I stand by them and in the future and three cheers given for COLT AX Voices that's be slick to I have not deemed It proper nor seeming tor one wbo hta bren by the of millions ot people lo occupy a high place lu the Treat national election to go Inio the political arena 6 II hla views were not known as if his wero be expressed and commended to tbe people My record is belore you all For fourteen long yean u i representative u has been written in ibe records ot bjs country and there li can say beloro my JoJ 1st not a single record that og I would io blot out Great applause many can I believe ao old we'll sustain yon I have always bad a groat love lor this great and growing and prosperous ot Chicago It Is so near lo Ihu district I bave ao long represented that I have neen yon In all your from time io ume as well as among you in ibe enjoyment ol the hospitalities of good friends got ota of Unt 1 naturally now feel a dreuer m tali great city than ever before I beard at Washington that the assembled ol Ibo Republican Party in their lon al Chicago saw fit to associate my name as b ng worthy to be wilb that ot our armies Ibe hero of tbe century 1 felt it was no common tbat you here re- ao heartily t lima and since io that selection It has nude me come still to you ban ever before What may tbe result of this i am uot tbe one to predict I bave faith however and confidence in that result bo I believe and there Is an overruling Providence that bolda In Ills banda ibe destinies of nations and I have beard coming from tbe South so rUo treason a few fears ago the ares smouldering again into name by tbe speeches you have emd as a few ago I believe that that Providence thai watched over ni In our hoar ot great rial will keep ward over ua vet and that as be bum ua and tribulations and at last Uo the lecl 01 our soldiers Irom the Vary valley of io Ibe height ol le will now show lie never intends io give tins Country Into tne nanda ol the enemy I bave 0 siy of the platform of our opponents My ups are sealed on that subject I am not lo say anything ot thu candidates ot our opponents lly ed on that Uut there Is one subject on my never shall be sealed an sealed lo death That is the proud and the glorious glorious of which yuu ana I are part and to-day Thank Ibat 1 as been such a In III record IN written on the pages of our MI- It stands there o our Immortal honor and when we bave passed away as we shortly shall nd when we mingle tne eloda of the valley aud snail be on our nil jour children shall rise up to call you biassed role up to Ibal wuleh li now In the binds of ibe noble Uv ihc ol my life that I i1 a1 i men bated breath and w i feir there wsi ono party In Ibe laul KK come weal or come woe to iho lam can an will stand bv thla mi il drop of and to the last bon ol r lie and toild disaster and reverts N tones and we no unt MI I of vie ory shone upon our an I i1 rebellion wss It u a proud r 8 f In ibe tbe of th v not one who despaired of the H Nul li is s proud i- dar among all the In all Mir s the Onion that by our gallant i il are upholding bin as did in i war ibere la not one but lux turr 1 I that loyally govern M list had M n I And theu my friends shall IM 411 We shall peace Uial Biav IK i will be In Wu hav because every man m linn proud land lit I tl eiv ai or or of Maine over ilio dll ant lands ol sum io gulf men ior dariny o their in UoJ han them We shall have poser shall ilie reign of law and o snd prosperity Ut 11 laudn u o i tue or the suu tins ia ilist nu moru war uo more uc LO i more In the and -i nli 1.1 s language of Qen 1 pi t Now niy 1 d jn i for I came yon simply to n y tor thin There Is no mail the ilion or till It has been my aim t live li Ihc ml f 1 have prnlimieU to Jun in nim and K Ih in me an ihr amile f ni I dua rr lo tx tin iru 1 Ilie of ihu nj i t- n tion the tulu of tin mil In HIM in r blood Mir HI i h u are moru d ar to nj in I soi iu ihu il I f bi i nix Hn i IN i ell t ut uliuli onr tin k upon tiny U h b ru i union t In- s unto nil n ihc ui us the 11 on ruet I I 17 n ilia rock we have ul LVU n s section or con ion mill be- to DI- or till to UH ior upon ro k call eUnd iho inr I have nu lor rtsi in 1 think 1 Kin an- io mingl in great 1 am to an Iiy with mv lleut inn BA in ilium unt tb ne m cf pimple io this Hut I SB 1 lint call bu one renl l 1 IH the with LIB brave and heroic t th l y when its HAS will anl ill saving it Tuat IH h and ihi e i Hie grati ulo ol thu cau or an they msu in na tlon m be haa heen placed rising to thu ai t un and In Hie on ol Inn man Gen tlut Una will ace wno io uls hours upon ih m tel u 11 n e tucc si hu him the uf Ui nua oi thn grnat that hu Anl whin he a as 1 he will un iDe itti da of null tH DI the 1 K Ilie in thin gr al 10 of ours we one to t n wui Id a lhan and thut we him in timi ibai H aud that and aud thai lio brills hark country and restore aim alt un n livo our daw and r win i- mis K of o n l i an In int 1.1 onward gu ITI iu t i Mr Colfux ul There an di in ol Ilr at Fori lu i W ul hn through the nl lie greeted cheers by Hon Is me N who in a ami had pi ol in lo liU lellow om lud heroine a In Iru JIM La no ir tlie Ml IN o our nei Vice H Mr C 1 am v gud to ni i j tint ui I 1 a lew auo 1 could not li ive k n n r 1 ww too Inn gry Now I raunot enk for lull In mil i bul I am mi Allowed me in i at Inv I making 1 a 1 ilie t r oti mir tra u in in In n the ol han JUKI t il 1 ol iu il pci of Indiana t oi they liav liv me r aud ji i- di until at the t y tb ir mat ha 1 one non who waM uulf r ncn Inr tbe on tne lu Lei 1 have thi nf inj every IUD in 1 have been pla id I ibe 1 have and whatever nil lie is in in I hi 4 ur HI nl private life saall tic or of on ni Ilio I 1 kno that f k in thf of the ol Inn the wb Imadu our is ILK Slid 1 us to the Democrats and of Fort thai lie who baa red in die haul fl Ida ol may In ol LU iu HUH Gibraltar for of Ihr Irani already moro than np Ilia tn r d the u Intent and tin I.LJ HIK d ih bin lie to tbe train It di Hi Jy out ot tbe depot oa its i i AI 1 I the along ill tin u I ilie ind l on at liad an of Honds Urn N Y JuK VI Your oi fS M s d lie me in answer your in sud saj lie r own a 81 nes bond and inn and hn never in bunds or bant HIM ol HIM kind Very it 0 N Ja To II H DUNK Esq Bio II Richmond Central rani and Republicans of Maton Inland are for a an- They already organize I at and oi tier points On Thursday evening al Richmond village county ono at the Democratic formed a ami Club E and W aa and Secretary Tbe following uermsm-nl designated by a for UIA purpose were Dill Tsl mage John W Wm D J U Egbert A II H b Wood W M Ealo W Judd Wild Uve B Heaman J W T K Lewis E L Wm A V Conner mooting meet at next riming oa Iho la land arc ui time and small Central German Republican The Central D met last at rooms No for ibe of a new Grant and CD dm Club Tbe President of Ibe Commute Dr J and Ibe Secretary Ur Ann HE AS as 01 ibe new Campaign Club and hs waa unanimously Supervisor and were a committee to wait upon teu Hinri nl liU borne In Ur F Corresponding O TB wat ior the present postponed An adjournment of the meeting then took until of August Union Campaign Club A of tho cf il lean Campaign Cl ib look day afternoon ai the of Ilr C f CIR No 84 Tbe Iy private ami simply 1 1 If d in Ine cam Tim for tbe 8th ji -In Gen present arid ilie r t t I t I The Nineteenth Ward Cl uli Tho above Club bold a laat tbe corner of and i and by apu innin C 1 DEM sa ana Jusi PII remarks bj   

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