National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-30
WASHINGTON Nov. 2J.-HarimH-

leans stating that adviceS from Vera .
Cruz declare positively that MaXa-
milan had placed his letters of alb .
dication in the hands of Marshal .
BaZaine. 1t is believed at New Or /
leans in well informed circles that /
VI ,ximlian mas already left Vera /
Cruz on his way to Europe. II this /
is the ease Gen. Sherman will have +
To treat directly with Marshal Ba- /
zine. and as the two officers cannot /
understand each other their inter .
views must bevery formal.
\ new island is forming in the
MISSOURI river opposite st. Joseph. /
and two cit Zens have built Il shanty
on it in order to secure the first
claim to entry when Government
places it in the market. 1t Is two
miles long.
Is is said that the negroes of Mo
bile established IA savings bank a
short time since, and 1t got along
swimmingly until a circus came
along, when the depositors drew all
the money out i'll order to attend 1t.
GEN. JOIN \. LOGAE.-ThiS man
was one of the earnest fighters OF
the war, and now the contest Of
arms is over. he has taken up a
weapon in the new contest. He was
a Democrat before the war. Now he
/ is radical. and he has been elected
! by most overwhelming majority to
q seat III Congress. The majority he
gets. over 81 900. double that of Lin
coin, is one any man may well be
proud of. Here is what the Chicago
Journal says of him and his work:
"The contest was more bitter
against him on the part of the De
mOcracy because he had the courage
to leave that organization at the he.
ginning of the war and fight for the
preservation of the Union. No man
was more hated. because his influence
was dreaded by the COpperhoaas.
than john \. Logan. and it is q g'o-
riouS triumph for him that he need
. ,"' :" "t,t vi M ~" '''N', ~ nv ~
hear the shouts Of victory. Egypt
is indeed redeemed. and to General
Logan more than any other man are
we indebted for it. The only fur.
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LONDON. Nov. DIP. VI. The
Paris correspondent Of the London
Post says the relations between Eng
land and the United States will soon
he critical.
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t:l MURINE" me-, . .Iat "s snon ." q.
e cnvornnr swami convencs the Ma.
t rvland Legislature a new and very
: extensive militia system VIII he pro
o vided for and organized. Inc rea
purpose covered mp llnurf the move
ment is sad to be the formation O
II an auxiliary TO the political powers
e and beng otilcered by Southern
} SNnpathlzcrS Will render e. cen
: AID III keeping the state NhCer th'
control ot the ConScrNatiVeS.
misunderstanding to tn,
u official count. the highest Rppubli
: can majority on the State ticket O
II Iowa is 81 $50.
= y Chicago letter says that a tex
\ u"NS r,itN 'o''S 10 we N n, ~ n.y., =
II wos 'noo,;,r IN tbn ci[T If III
G, leading Democrats. and chat NEE,
:" ing marked ont the course which
- was essential that that lourna
y should take in order ~ save the pa
~ tN from total annlhliatlon.
, The following is Il specimen {
tbn reconstructed sentiments of IN
of D,.l,-a\ r....
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ne we oo 'lo' KNOW nor u" W
care INTO W'.iI a1iiGefs we Piu''s