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MISSOURI.

Convention Of tho Western Associated Press
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7. 1867.
The annual Convention Of tho Western Associated
Press which has been session here for the past
days. closed il abors this afternoon after harmonious
AMI agreeable reunion large amount OF business
transacted and perfected for The ad
vancement OF the interests Of the Western press
The following Board OF Directors was elected for the
ensuing year--Joseph Med. Richard Smith, John
Knapp. W. Armstrong, John w. Foster, W n. Hal
derman ana a. Walker
A. she meeting 81 The Board OF Directors held subse-
qcen tho egu.ar Of the assocatop the fol.
owing ,ffcers we're .ecied n. n Walker President:
Jonn Knapp. eice President. Z. Baker Secretary !.
Y Armstrong Auditor George b. Hicks, General
Agent The executive Committee vonssLs OF Joseph
kecti and Richard Smith
banques 81 ne southern Hotel, given By the 81
Louie SfesA. terminated .hs meeting.
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

A Spanish War Vessel Relieves tho ST eamer
Hendrix MISUNDERSTANDING and Commercial.
HAVANA. Nov 1851
Spanish vessel which 10 the assistance OF
the Hendrix Hudson has succeeded towing the III
fased the harbor rhs passengers and crew
were all saved
sugar is steady at the prices quoted yesterday.
Exchange on Loaaon Is declining. quoted a, I5x
PET cent premium: On Paris. per cent premium: on
New ark IN currency arm % per cent discount 10
gold long sight, per premium: short aghi per
cent premium.
Arrived, Austrian corvette Elizabeth from New York
Sailed. schooner Alert. for New York.
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IA Y RI.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the AeSAL,.

RiOtons Scenes In POrf-au-Prince = The
House Of Assembly Observation-Disclosures Ma
nGuvres.
HAVANA, Nov. Z, 1857.
At Port-au- Prince on the night Of the 10Th Of
October the Assembly demanded Of the Ministry
that Leon Monies should be liberated, maintaining
that he was unconstitutonally kept in shacklss at
Cape Hayt!en.
mob Of six thousand armed men aud women
surrounded the House OF Assembly. who. however.
managed to make good their escape. The mob
kept firing on the palace. cheering all the while
for Salnave. At whose instigation they threatened
to sack the city.
sainave il taking every measure to secure him.
self In she permanent occupancy Of the Presi-
dentia chair.
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middling orieans Cd The sales or the day foot up
Is, 900 baiss
LIvxRrooL BRsAnsrurrs MARxxr.-LyERrooI. Nov.
1-Evenng Corn has declined 10 <oa Sd. wheat Arm
q liza fos California white and l3s Cd for red Western
Barley, oats and peas unchanged
LvERrooL PRovtsIoss hARKsr -Lvssroci. Nov T.
Evening -Beef i0Sa pork ia. lard 52a Cd. cheese
62s bacon, 52s
LvERPooL PRoproR MARKsr --IIvsRpooL, Nov. p
Evealns. sugar. 2oa Cd rosln. S. Sd for common
- =. rsv medium, M.loA. rs d., petroleum: -
- hpirits and Ii SKA. for re6nsd
on nfs declined TO Ella per ton. All other art.cesars
= IS - reported al noon
IS ss"n ->nLEux MARKET -AHYwrRp Nov. Even.
i, rs. = shade armer: standard white has
nAs.as~ !. - 80 - oaptimpa
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TURKEY.

Active War Preparations Of the Sultan
Needle Guns, Riica Canuous and Engi-
ncering.
ST. PETERsBuRG, Nov Z, 1857.
II is reported here good authority that the Sultan
Of Turkey making unusual military preparations In
support OF this report 1t IL stated that so 900 needle
guns have recently been purchased BY the Turkish war
Department whilc large shipments OF rHed guns have
been made to the Turkish forces In Asia. II Is also
known that the government has restoring the
DEL completing the walls aud otherwise
the Notifications Of Kars.
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GERMANY.

National Progress Endorsed by the People,
The Schieswig Towns In the Zoiiverein.
BERLIN. Nov. T-Evening.
All the towns in schleswlg Hosten have joined the
ZoIvcrein. with the except on OF Altoona
The election OF deputies 10 tho Prussian Diet
took place here to-day All the successful candidates
belong TO the progressive party.
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Destructive Fire in Sedaiia.

SBpAiiA, Nov. T. 1867
are broke out last night in the grocery store Of N
Chds South Main street, which, with the adio.n.
ting stores soon destroyed Tho wind being high
me Are vas blown across the street, and the store
house Of D Phillips. occupied BY Strauss Z Quit
man. and al the adjacent buildings. including
the hcKissock House and the office or the
Independent Press. we're consumed. The hesvies.
losers srs Phillips Groesbeck. dry goods: wsnson-
burg tobacconist; Knsr h Co, distiers; NJ p Chtds.
s,raess taiors Cratn Co., grocers, Hall & Co. com.
uissca merchants, and J. o. Ives, proprietor OF the
NICK ssock House The. loss 70 estimated al FROM
Slo0 JOG $500 Jo0 largo portion OF which
., assurance The Merchants Union Express arc heavy
toserS IA freight
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AIAB AMA.
SPECIAL IslssaAm 70 the HeaAtu.

Tho ReconstructiOu COnveution-Ge uernl
Pope Offers the Delegates Some sound Com
servative Advice.
McBns Nov Z, 1857.
O'CLOCK u. J
the Convention did very little to-day Rap.sr . col
ored delegate. offered resolution that the Convention
memorabilia Congress tc remove all political disabilities
from such DISTINGUISHED citizens u Alabama had ma
teriay aided In the reconstruction Of the state under
the plan proposed BY Congress: but was laid on tho
.aoe. resolution that The Convsntion memorabilia
Congress to remove the tax on cotton was adopted
General Pope was present during most Of the session.
as was introduced TO the Convention and made bricf
speech. He congratulated the deleg their
the late compailn. and said that no discaimed
any purpose Of debating what they should DO he thought
might advise them 20 observe moderation counsel
temperance In action
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IRELAND.

The state Church Commission og fnqs. y.
LosDoS, Nov Z, 1857.
A Royal Commission 10 inquire into the Protestant
Church Establishment In Ireland has been appointed,
with me Earl Of stanhops - chairman.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TEE Ioypox Howr MaNxr.--TosDoS, Nov 7-Evsn-
g--Consols closed at "a lilo for money. American
securities closed the following rates states
nve-twsnty bonds, T0K. Illinois Central Railway
shares sljx Erie Railway shares <0k. :.
THn FaaxKvoRr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nov. Even
Ing United states bonds quoted q 10 for The Issue
or 1862.
Lvnnroor Corros MARKET. --Lvnnroos, Nov. 7-Hvsu-
lng.-Ths cotton market closed nrm a. the follow
ing authorised quotations Kidding up,ands ekd.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

THE Political Prospects-fsescuc Of the
Wrecked schooner Eva Abel.
WILMINGTON N. c. Nov. !, 1861
The Convention will be carried in this State, IN conss.
ouence Of division among the conservative press The
body viii amos. certainly be controlled By conservative
influence.
Ihs schooner Eva Abeli, which ashore yesterday
Ia not damaged
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FIfTsHVHu NOV. Y IbbIs
Msckeown Bros oil refinery near this city, was to-
tally destroyed BY are last night The entire works.
together With one thousand Ave hundred barrels Of oil
ana three thousand empty barrels were destroyed The
sss,stant foreman Harry Cook was burned 70 death
Ans man named Reddy was badly injured The loss
Is about $4,000. on which ,hers no insurance Tue
origin or the Ore ID unknown
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PENNS VI WANNA.

Running Horse Cars ON Sunday q Work Of
Necessity.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 7, 1897
Tho Supreme Court, 10 bano Al rittsburg has given
decision thai The running Of horse passenger
Sunday 10 work Of necessity, and mot forbidden BY
exstns laws OF the State. The decision was pronounced
nv Judre Read Justices Strong and Agnsw dsssntns.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Municipal Government Of Charleston.
CHARLESTON. s C., Nov. T. 1901
General Candy having suspended all municipal cleo
tons il Is understood that tho present Mayor and Coun
c whose time has not expired, ia continue ONCE
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CUBA.
sptcAi TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.
Marine Inteilizcuce.

Marine Intelligence.
HAvASA. Nov. Z, I3e7.
The United States steamer Columbia. Lieutenant
Reed commanding. has sailed for Portland.
The steamer Hero Is coang here after which
she win sail for Key West and 60 into dry dock.
The steamer Havana has sailed for Charleston.
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FRANCE.

The Bank Return Favorable.
PARIS, Nov 7-Evening
Tho financial statement published on the Boarse
ports that metallic Of tho Bank OF France
has increased 100 900 francs during the past week.
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GOukArD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.--ft IL
fact that fluids and substances rubbed into the
akin taken by absorbens and quickly introduced
the system they had undergone The OF de-
gestion the stomach We know for instance, that
rubbed upon the surface Of the body via
produce salvation shorts period As the qucksycr
taken internally in the form OF blue pill In the
way-by absorption disnfecting and anti nhamma-
properties OF G0ukAuD'S ITALIAN MEDICArED
SOAP OF diseases which that 10
designed he leaves OF the do
tny wither aud die by the breath of than does
every phase Of erupive disease dry up and disappear under
the influence OF hls restorative Scalp Diseases fesh
Worms Fustnes, Boches Dissertations and dis
gustng form OF Pirplcs salt kheum Ringworm. and
species affection
and rapidly eradcased by tina harmless power sm
lieut.
GOURAUDs ORIENTAL CREAM, and his other prepa-
ratons be had at his old depot 433 broadway and q
druggists
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J. Honr.t Mllc- n,Rcilly. n-A Letter fr.

Genessi napiue ssys 10 he Supervisors uc,,ysburs
Asyium-iavug oorei for three years 70 erect Homo
f Crippled Vcts band having passed h for thAa
one hunaed OF best ctzsns a. dreclors-en undss
which bill action has been had from that time
and knowing the great ana crying necessity ot the ease h
leaving disa bcd beg 20
hereby ally endorse your enterprise and II shs
have aid Of my t1ngac pen and influence VsDs
truly yours CHARLES y. HAbFAsE''
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VIRGINIA..

New Census OF the Wards In Richmond In
Which Fraudulent roies Were Poiied.
RICHMOND. Nov 7, 1867.
General Schode.d has consented y allow the mixed
commission Of United States officers ana ctzens APP
pointed oy the City Council take the or
y when fraudulent voting was suspected
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

DIsAsrrs AZ sxA -LosDos. Nov. 7, 1891 -lplel.t
CONC has been received hero that the ship j. r. Whit
ney Captain Avery. last from Boston for Calcutta aad
been d,smastsd and otherwise damaged u the after
port.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

rhs Yellow Fever NO Longer Epidemic in
Mobile.
MoBnR Nov. 7 1857
The Board Of Hoath has proclaimed the yellow foyer
~ no longer epidemic and i IS probably safe 20 visit
he ATTY.
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Democratic ReioicIpa- In PENNSYLVANIA.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov 7, 1857
Tho democratic majority In this state will reach nearly
oooo st. Msry's county gives 1,5i6 democratic
and 10 republican Charles county gives / go demo.
cratic and republican. Calvert county gives $50
annlacralic YoleS
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s+Ml;ISI.niyer.ai sExpo:ition.. Paris, 1857.
the first grand god medal for American Grand square
Upright Pianos ~ the unanimous verdict Of the Inter-
national Jury This medal 10 distinctly classified
oder.of merit all other American exhibitors and over
than four hundred pianos entered for petition "
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers OF Europe
Warerooms Nos lo9 and Ill East Fourteenth street. Nee
Hnrk
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Batchcior,- Hair DIE The best in the
world: the only perfect Dye harmless reliable nstanap
Factory 81 barclay street.
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Tircpr0of Snfcs.-Eivc second Hand Snfe0s
In good oraer. for sale al No. SCortlandt street
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the PaEss reteeaAn.

The Canadian Cabinet.
OTTAWA. Nov. z. 1857
don. Mr. f;iley has been appointed minister Of
Finance. and Mr. Rose offered the once a Minister n
GuSt0nA
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A.-The Married Womsn,r Private Medical
Companion, by DR.. A. NJ. MAUKfCEAU protects every
lady from medical preenders and impostors. Price 81
l29 Liberty street Or sent BIZ mall
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Furniture mt Reduced Prices .-In Order %
stock which large and choice, the entire
stock offered greatly reduced prices until Lsn.
MEAS Furniture Narerootnr, No. U3s broadway.
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Kaidenbcrg's Fine NcerschnMms nj Re-
duced prices Repairing boiling. &c ~ Wall streot and
No. q John street, up stairs
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Till, the Unsuitable, has Resumed Hair CsA.~
tag studio 70 Duane street. hsr ~ ~ GEMS o'ses -
brown. best In
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Beauty Of coaplescn and ces skin .esursa e al wss
No II r. REsDIvBNT, con,sSnine sAkSAPAhlLblAS.
ne h,tte ~ hfs med OIL he sctyo prn
eipes OF cure than bcs o. The ARREST sac sHrsspes
r,is hattes In vogue fw doaes OF kesovent restores
Ne v,eor 81 life 10 ts feeble and impaired constn
lion. prcs 81, O.. 81 Maiden lana
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a Magnificent Sixht-Sreu Only Once In n
lifetime. Those sparkling flashing diamonds. the nnsst
collection In America exhibition in BROWN y
sPACLDING's window, under the Metropolitan Hotel
They will be gwen away publicly on February y.
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No ~ broadway, Of Fulton cot markb
on tho seasons by the introduction az
sv,e Of Hats and usual he introduces ksbly
lss.cfuI article for The Fail, which gill undoubtedly. b
very generally At this esabshment ar Also ~
ssj Broadway. will be found large stock OF Ak Cspe
Ar yaroua styes 10 suit all tastes knes has long
maintained prominent position among the ~. msnufsc.
Of the atty, and for hghtnosR beauty 49, durability
The artlce cannot be cxcelled.
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a Blessing TO Ludies.-A Lady Writesf Pov.
tugueAe Fefnao Pulls relieved day, without ncon
yeGcncr, like magic. Price 81 Dr. A. NJ. kAUkIcKAU.
Office 10 Liberty street, OF sent by mall
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ROME.

NapOle0n's Future Policy Towards the Pope
His Holiness Against Illegal voting-No
More Troops from Franco.
LONDON, Nov Z 1867
The London Tin,ts in a leading article to-day, pre-
diets that, should Napoleon fail in bringing about
general conference Of the European Powers The
Roman question, he viii abandon the defence Of tho
temporal power OF the Pope, and leave I.aly FREQ 70
decide upon the future position OF Rome.
PARIS, Nov. 1867.
Information has been received from Rome that the
Ponncal authorities intend prosecute th ose citizens
who voted in favor OF union with Italy.
Tho French government has made representations to
the Pope, advising him allow this purpose 70 DO
carried into effect.
The Aonisear to-day says that the embarkatiou Of
soldiers at Toulon ceased and that troops
will leave that por. for Italy.
The Battles With Garibaidi-LaYGe French
Force Engaged.
FLoRENcE, Nov. T. 1885!
Additional accounts or the lasl engagement near
Rome have been received
During the battle on Sunday. Gariba;di brought into
action ten thousand men. Al one tmo during the day
the Papal troops beaten and Garbadi was gam.
ing ground, when the French came up. and turned
his victory into defeat
II Is now reported that the Insurgents lost sighs-
hundred killed and wounded. and two thousand were
taken prisoners.
LONDON Nov. Z. 1851
The Italians that 1--WE thousand French soldiers
under the command Of General Pohles, belonging
division which first reached Rome tho assist
ance OF the Papa forces during their engagement
with the insurgents, and the timely arrival OF these
renforcements tide Of battle and caused the
defeat Of Garibaidi
FLoRENcx Nov T. 1861
In the recent engagement Monte Rotondo The
Papa troops badly beaten until the 81
French troops, when the tide OF battle was turned
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Eurs. Furs. Fur0.
Why pay $3.50 for white fos Robe while you ges .
supc article 10 Russia White For from SO 70 f63f
9ENfh. bl3 broadway.
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Lea & Perrip's sapce.-DeIicious with soaSs.
joxN puncAS's soss Agents the Tinted aasss-
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Crf-tndoro's Hair Dye The " est Ever NJ IN.
ufacturrd Wholesale and retail. also applied. n Ne
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Defiance Fire mud Buruiar Proof safes.
Also Sidehotru aud faror Sales, large Asornlent ~ ~
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The Very Highest .Prizs. The Iross Of the
cR.WER 4 BAkER SEWING MACHINES ., the kspor
sitltiou N niverscc Paris 1907.
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EsPENsCHRfD. manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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TONI. ............I6s' 80 so,5os ooooio oo-'ozo
Democratic majority in above towns and counties rs 4s3
Republican majority in tho State in 1865 l3 7Ss
But few returns received Yesterday OF the vote
In tho State but the indications that the democratic
majority will be over forty thousand.
The New York Legislature.
The returns received yesterday make but little alteration
the Legislature from the nguros given in the HERALD
Of yesterday mornng. Below viii be found the result
far AZ ascertained;-
--188I. - ---ls66.----
Ssnate. II use Sende. House.
Democrats elected. Ii 70 80
RepuD. elected. II b3 n 50
Republican maj. Dem maj IL Rep maj % SO
sIncading Independent
Democratic majority Joint ballot in 1867 10
Republican majority joint ballot In 1865 IS
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vIas Teggess I'd p Srnpc ,.,s, Hs,r.S
6ATcHRL0Rs. 10 Boaa street.
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A.-D0vr.like Eyes sparkle with Pleasure
as the exquisite fragrance Of PuALoN's MOTT
BLOOMING CEREUS sleas upon their sense OF Iansuil
beauty Babylon had her hanging gardens, filled wtsh
choicest howr but such devices needed now yoy
have only bottle Of Phaions extract aud
the BLENDED perfumes OF hundred exocs
pended the a.
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NEWS FROM MEXICO AND HAYTI
aIoT0US SCENES IN PORT AU PRINCE.
Speech or the Governor General ~
Canada 10 the United Parliament.
Proceedings Of the Alabama Reconstruc-
ton Convention.


Revolutionary Riots-Serious Outbreak In
Milan.
PARe, Nov 1857
There have boon serious RIOTS melted BY .hs party
action, different parts Of Italy and particularly Al
Milan where found necessary 70 cali cut the
troops to quel the disturbances.
Many Of tho riosers killed and wounded.
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Tn0 election returns from tnreo nLndTou snu sxt0en
towns which nearly the whole State give Governor
Bullock 05.Ss0: Adams, IS, s62 Bulloek's majority
2S.727
Tho Knnsms Giecuon-Heavy Democratic
Gains Throughout the StRtc-NeGr0 suffrage
Defeated by a Large Majority.
LgAvESwoRrH, Kansas, Nov. 7. 1857.
Full returns have yet been received from but few
coun iss but all received show hoavy democratic gains,
though the State will probably give small republican
majority.
Atchson county, the home OF Senator Pomeroy.
which has heretofore been republican, gives decided
democratic majority Donipban county has elected
three republican and democratic representatives
worth city and county gives about three hundred
democratic majority: OF nine representatives this
county viii probably elect seven democrats and Two
pub.icans
No estimate can DO made Of the party division in tho
Legislature
The Euening Burlein FadicaD says:-Ths returns in
jorlles and the defeat Of the constitutional amendment
by . nsderably larger vote than was anticipated.
Democratic Rcjoicipas In Pennsylvania.
PrrrsHrRc Nov T. 1867
The democrats OF Pttsburg and Allegheny rejoic-
Ing over tho New York election by firing one hundred
guns tbs evening.
Democratic RcjoicinGs In New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov Z, 1867.
Tho democrats are firing salute In tho state House
yard and bonfire rs burning In front. small process
sion 10 parading tho streets calling on prominent men
tho party and firing piece OF artillery their way.
some OF the residences are brilliantly illuminated.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. Z, 1867.
Tho democracy Jubant over the result OF the
elections and with torch procession bands
VI music, iuminations, &c.
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ALI You Want n Good,
Light and stviish Hat. 60 10
Walls No lu Fulton stress
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TYrrey's Patent Weather ssrips kSSc caa.
wind, dosl or rain. Warran@d hve ysAfa hsPoafS
hAiden,lAns, Now YORK.
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turning cpmpanybeg leave 70 announce 70 the Trade
public xcoe rally they opened ttce Ware
room Al ios Belsmsu street corner OF pe~ where
LEADESvSSFD BLOCk.TiN PIPE; riso LEAD rfrB.
sHExr Lad. &e. &e.. Tor which 40 solicit your %
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The New Work LcuisIature,
massachusetts.

Mnssachusetts.
BosroS. Nov. :, 1867
Tho election returns from three hundred and sixteen
towns, which nearly the whole State. give Governor
Bullock O6.SsO: Adams, s,ss2 BuIoek's majority.
20 721
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-07-18

wTHE question between the Union
and Democratic parties rs very simple
one. The rebels destroyed their State
Governments, and declared that they
were Independents of the United States
Government. They fought four years
to. maintain this theory. They were
conquered, at cost to the United
States of three thousand million dollars,
and three hundred thousand lives.
Now the Democratic party claims that
the rebels forfeited no rights under the
constitution, and must be permitted to
come in and take possession of the Gov
ernment which they failed to destroy.
And because the people who preserved
the Government from destruction at
their hands say that the rebels must
wait, the Democrats declare that it is
tyranny, and a violation of the con-
stitution. And this is the issue be-
tween the parties.