Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-06
ss'IIA,.IEXANDRIA.
EVENING, NOVEMBER

G..ta. najuh;ch elections have racantlu baen
MI abov thai thas 70 action = oo;no on
h;da fair. we hone. to cont;nue mill tho mans
and nurnoses NJ htha Radical leaders shal he
utterly and hopelasslv nrostrated defeated and
ended. The new. Of the snread Of this happy
reaction ID public sentiment will be received
land hailed With satisfaction and Joy by the
3 frends Of peace, and the restoration of ihar :
- zmony land constitutional government, every
where Throughout the country. twill be con-
-sssidered. a bright "boW OF promise, in hith-
erto dark sky, giving cheering token OF better
dayssin the future
,rha 1fo,ou;ro :. ,he commont of the Wash.
aston Chron;cle unons.tbe recent elections.
SSss.s.Witb tha,avcent;oo sc New York. where,
yingalInrohabi);tv IRe shall lose al. s.. Senator,
oD0 ot y to the
Radicals. We have carried Massachusetts,
high and dry;;atriumphed in Kansas; and 10
sdlch.gan secured ratnca,on o. me new
ssso,ns;s thaasvarc;.s of tba aIac,;ua fr.ncb;se
edThe GSpperheads carry one branch of the
Legislature in New jersey, and the rebels hold
Delaware and Maryland. sIs-]. >1'''tl MEX
= eve nave heard'a story OF Ia man MAJ VINO once
y frSad RI n ounhoony from, herS -
hut III. exnlo;t w,o ,o,h;oo 70 he discovery
tbot ss,eeterdov,s eloot;ons nresent an ayore.
a.to &c a,,ha+or4;o, ,a, 81, al tho R,d
;cala IL, - , 15.2s.s -. vaus4
-, -; -, --777T7;- issy,
nvti0 "n.e aso' o0neia, Doauloeau
pealea ~ oe ~ nsu lavor' ior u lug nonoe' WIN
the iaolc i 4Rs e wro'e ie''cf "n'eu tney
sala was l very acaulesoelet :. anu theS Weie
5zard ~ evce,lant 60 n,a From some a.
,asrnlained reason thew, are now veering round,
land within the last two weeks have recon-
-smdlean'ced fhe;;r old ahuse Of hin So of Gen,
acknowledgements. that thev simnly have
;sionned enra,;;ss;;,n,o him ,n3 have M, vet Gre
snmed actual bostilities. % a@ &Gt
q y : : = - y, - ~
CT ~, -. ~. ..,on,a,;on
spfssI1..a. IL ~, CT
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M % '' NV ~ naao.s,u, w;l1
:, .ta.isass,, ' rsaa s - datsnoa ha
sasss - - 49, aInd tr,,s+
may not occurezad 5a .4' 5. ,.>;.ie': 2I..
r. iooLs ~, verv mncb q. 81 the Radical leaders
will have to denend almost. entirely upop the
colored neople. in The South, and their few
White allies there. for future laid and eucour
.,eroant ~ mo wonder therefore that all
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their enorts and all, their legislation Will tend
to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and power OF the color
ed race and to the depression and su5Ject'on!
OF tn the white people. ..-.----l-- ..s, 5,.
It is believed that there are now going about
Radical emlssarles connected with the Loyal
Leagues into which the colored people OF this
State have been trapped and secured, VINO
areously engaged engage 10 iomeenting disturbances
to Measures calculated tn eodanper the pnb-
Hc neace ~ <3 pc: u 5s7sE7r'7.i /
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we WOULD be 0Dllged to our TRENDS IN all the
adjacent counties to communicate to US any
matters Of general interest or Importance that
10y :u'p''I - sS" 1 o ~ 'o ''S,;, a.
uoe.to 40 W sp l0ou - puo"o
inthis section OF the State Tor present qlntor !
nation as we'll as future reference. - ;xals /
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Tn; Eeayenwcorth. Kansas. on the day. Of the
.,sot;on M sstaa,ntonS I'D sus,n An,hon, \
oleo'i ''u ,i o'"u' ' . anu
who have been canv AN! the States In fAyor OF;
female suffrage, visited the polls of each ward
and addressed the voters? probably the FIRST
...~..neo Sc 10 LID ;ns,h;ss $3.50, .}-5LIE
ooufrel'o0 VI 'ne Aluu ~ .u,s oouu''S
The foreign news continues to be interesting
end mPoTsane' 80 ahans .ih lay. anu 'he
breaking out OF bread riots, and llpcendlary
fires ia England are prominent subjects for