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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

The Inman steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain
McGugsn which ert Liverpool q two O'Clock r N. on
the 26th and Qucenstown the 27th ait. arrived 1t
this port carly yssssrday morning. bringing special
Asspasches correspondence aud fles detail Of our
csbs advices 70 her day Of sailing.
The political In msasre, and the financial and
commercial advices are blank on account Il tine OBJ
servancs Of the Christmas kolidaya
wssrs indebted 10 Captain Michigan, Of the City Of
Baltimore for prompt delivery OF interesting special
dispatches reporting the great Atlantic yacht race
well TO Captain Seymour, agent Of the Inmaa line q
Queenstown, ter The facilities Afforded BY him 70 our
employees that port in placing the dsspaiches Of
special correspondent London board the vessels Of
the limo aa al tims&
La LsbaN, Of Paris Of December Is, says:-
Cur Vienna correspondent writAs that the Austrian
Cabinet has received undoubted information that the
most serious apprehensons by hts friends Our
spoadent adds that the Austrian embassy a. Paris must
Is the ness Of his return 70 Mexico $1,000
The Vice President Of the English Board Of Trade had
gone 70 Paris 70 assist in the negotiation Of Fisheries
Convention between france and England.
A general meeting Of the Atlantic Royal Steamship
Mail Company Galway iinel Is called for January a. 70
consider the OF the winding up Of the concern
and the In which the property has beeu die
posed o.
Count bismarck viii NOT take bis departure from
Berlin before The close Of the ministerial conf ereucs
upon tho North German constitution Il 10 even b.
cvcd probable thai he will remain until the opening Of
the North German Parliament Aq
In the Belgian Senate several speeches had been made
urging the government With nrmnsss In The ques-
ton Of the sche!dt dues ~ Roger Mnlscr Of Foreign
AfAirs declared that Holland refused recognize
rights Of Belgium the Belgium government would refer
the question 70 the guaranteeing Powers
Az salfos the Island Of CANDIDA continual engage.
msnts take place between The Insurgents and the mpe
The mails from the Cape 70 November 10 rccsved
Crop accounts are very favorable The Governor and
Parliament engaged in considering the policy Of
tronchment In the public expendsors The WOOL season
We commencing and prices we're looking up
Bnhop coenso bad resumed The offensive Of the Caps
and had threatened 70 the Dean and his
supporter He intended ejecsing the clergy from
the sccissssicai buildugs grounding his movement on
their having mes and scced in private room, tho Rev.
william Butler ~ Their future bshop
Dispatches from China, daaed a Hong Kong, Novem.
~ is report Chinese government Il Canton have
ssrssd 70 The circulation OF the new dollar The impss
alssts hsve commenced active operations against the
rsbcisjn Honan and shantars. new line Of nesmes
70 announced 70 between Panama and Hong Kong in
conncoiion With the Mesageries ImperAle lime.
Reports from Bombay India VI December IL, quots:--
Cotton nrmsr; Dhoerah 265r Exchange on London
1I1xd. Freieh,s TO Liverpool 2oa Cotton shipment Of
che week 1900 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

About one hundred invited guests visited the large
iron stesmsh Chicago yesterday AFTERNOON for
the purpose Of inspecting the vesel and parsskng u
sbs Inequalities OF kcssrs. williams 0uion, the
American agents Of the limo In this CITY, The Chicago
second vessel Of the line recently established
between th port aud Liverpool, which Is known as The
Liverpool ana Great Western icam Company She was
built At Jsrfow rs t~o thrusapd nine hundred
and sxty.fcur tons burden, three hundred and sixty
eight long, and foryt~o aud half feet orsadtn %
beam. The caracity OF her engines IL three hundred
and sixty horse power and ehs has accommodations Tor
Que thousand and srerazs and sevcnty-fvc cabin
paseeppssz She viii sail tod4y for Liverpool under
the command Of CAPTAIN HAIRS The Board OF Trade
~ bcsvo prcsenfed 20 The hesufui steamer yester
masn,dcent ak nas ha,in Traced upcn The coat Of
arms az The city aer which vessel has been named
~ an acknowledgment OF tbs compliment thus paid
than
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FRA n CO.

Gen. Dtx's Address to the Emperor Napoleon.
report Of she address delivered BY the United states
Minister. General Die, 10 she Emperor of France pre-
ssnsng his credentials, sent 70 "a readers
viii remember by the Atlantic telegraph. In the course
Of translason into French for the Mosit and again
Into Engsh for the telegraph, differences OF
biase inevitable, and reprint In order 70 give
The Generals own words - spoken on the important
occasion
Afssr the presentation % his Majesty, General DIE
said -
sms-rn presenting my letter Of crsdenos from the
President Of the United States, instructed BY him
express his best wishes your Majesty and for the
Ss ~. &. e.
tween che two countries may DO perpetual II
has been the aim o. the TN ted States nom
the foundation Of their cultivate friendly
intsscourse with Ill nationA There specas reasons
why they dcss 70 cherish the most smcable relations
them IL. mos. timely soe ssc.ivs sa il assuming bs
independent and equal rank among the other natons Of
the earth. Both ccuntries-Francs during your Me-
responding period Of time. have made extraordinary
advances IL the industrial aF and In the applications OF
spenos. q Positions on. Of he & q ss
ton ON two continents the influence Of sympathetic
movement On their pan In giving ,s1p.sson 70 the
concern the welfare Of communities, cannot fail 10 be
powerfully and bensnciay fslt far beyond their mms
am surs DO nos represent too strongly the feelings
Of the gcvsumsut or the people Of the United States
when say shst - their garment wish 70 eco the asso
cation which has ned thom 70 Ffance In the past r.
psnine IN the futu INTO still close ana cordial
frisudshtp shall consider myself most fortunate r.
In The drhaTs OF my ociai duties near your Majesys
government shan BE- abie 70 contribute in any degree
ebjecs intimately interviewer with the prosperity
and q SSss ss .sc x riS mo
Napelesa's Reply.
the Empsros replied
thank you, General for the sentiments which you
have expressed In the name Of the United States The
historic rsc0llccsions which you have called up are
certain guarantee that Misunderstanding will arise
disturb the friendly relations which have for long sub
sisted between France and the American Union loyal
and sincere Agreements will, doubt NOT tend 70 the
profit OF industry and commerce which daiiy astonish
The world By ter prodiges, and VII insure tho pro-
eyese ar civilization Your pro among M cannot
but contribute 10 this happy result bv maints ming the
relations 70 which attach 20 much value
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LETTER M THANKS rMn 6u,saAga rHAockm1hToK, w
Ttxs, 70 GtNsiL sFlNTzltmAM.
GtsvKsros, Jan. T. 1867.
me following letter has Just hsen made publ'c'--

The following letter hssius been made public
Errcrr,vr DxrAn1wxxr. A rsrfx, TEXAS Dec. 8. 1896
Major CO Ctiiei States Army Calves
DRAa GrrxaALycur l-iser o. the LIT inst snnourr MS
Tho fact of teing rsevet o. The command OF this nit.
tnrv dsrri was received morning I much regret the
loss 10 the Of yeur 1T mia junctnre have
re- dourt ~ General ra's stty and his disposition 20
give suffering border ampe troieeon bn, our people
sincerely thef military affairs are not 70 %
c,ntn uri in yonr hands. Fcr myself the Executive,
and uf ne people " the State beg tender my and tes
the klnfrssA extended w
By you In the discfee ~ ynur duties a. Queer
while among with the sir cers that your future
ms he "a p,sssant rroepuiJus former
life has been ousahie snu just and that an
overrul,nr Providence Nte many years yet %
usefulness b-soved cnlrus am General Win me
h,shest frcAl obcdiet servant
j. VI, TiHVtKNORTUN. Governor Of 1exAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09
GERMAN RECONSTRUCTION.

t,ount Eismnrrk's speech On the Relations
B~fwccn Prussia nrd rrnu~~-I Important
statement or NapoIccn's tiaius by the late
War.
In the Prussian chambrr OF Depuies, on the Goth OF
December. Count Bismarck msdv We toilowins impVr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

E u R O Pr |
EngIand's Proposal to Arbitrate the
Alabama Claims.
THE REFORM LEAsuiRs' PETITION PLAN.
Italy Recommends Religious Freedom
rs in America.
Count Bismarck on the Position Of Prus-
sia, the Relations with France n
e and tho Holy Alliance.
&c. &c. &c.
ENGLAND. s m /
= sHf 3ltc7 st# GU (
iaI gilssi The Aiabama Claims.
49, sf'H .ybs LONDON Jan. S-Noon. /
The Times Of this morning says upon good authority
that Sir Frederick Bruce the British Minister at Wash
mgson has been instructed TO ascertain whether she
united States government will submit tho Alabama
Chains arbitration provided certain points for srb
traitor arc agreed upon previously. 4
The Refers Dessenstrstion.
rs t ~ nr he4 LosDox, Jan. 8-Noon.
The Daily Nesvs Of this morning leading article
dsnouncss the project for reform demonstration by
the presentation Of mass petitions
a GERMANY.
e Fllt.i '-~~~~-~>>~~~-->--S>>~~>~~~-~ NJ
The New Gcrman Parliament.
M v tfa a BKkLrS, Jan. 8, 1857
The election for members OF the new German Paria-
mont has been ordered 70 place the 18th Of Feb
Euary nskk sss8
TRANCE IN THE EAST
-~~--~>~>~~~~~~~---~~~>~>~ As.,.ssa
st Naval Failure In Coehin-Chiua.
9 LONDON Jan. 9, 1851.
Reports from Hong Kong state that the French feet N
the about leave those for the winter
without being able 70 obtain adequate redress from
| Cochin China tlNa
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Londea Money Market.
United States bonds tnvetwenes) Of 1862, offered
| chs morning at TAN.
-.s9s t8 NJ s LONDON, JAM S-Noon.
Consois steady this morning slight advance.
They are quoted at Of fo money American securities
are quoted a. follows: states nvstwen'ies 72
Illinois Central shares. s1x. -
LONDON, Jan. 8-Evening
Consols closed firm at Oh " for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES
weaker, closing az f0Iiows:-
United States five twentice TEX
ILLINOIS Central shares. SIX
Erfe halfway SHARES .4o&
The Liverpool Cotton Marker.
LavERrooi. Jan o--Noon-
The cotton market opens qnis With prospective sales
FOR 70 day or 5000 eaeA Niddlng upands are Quossa
q 1Sd .ss,lss KS N, ~ ~ vi .s,lg ~
Trade Reports *. 1900 IS lsste. ~
,.4FsftS WAHcRuxKR Jan 3, l0o3.s
Manufacturing interests ere dniis erdsIs limited Md
ding upands, I'D ta bSt's sssaa eFAs et
-s1-rf Laverpssa Breannuas MARKET.
1850 &Ns LzvxRrops, Jan. e-Evcnipe
Breadsufs rcmaia quiet Corn v quoted u from <2D
IA "a. Per quarter.
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EN- eIA n o.


The New German Parliament.
#~ trg ~ BERLr, Jan. 8, 1867.
The election for members OF the new German Pariia-
mont has been ordered 70 take place the l2h Of Feb
xuary nekk sssgs8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09
SALES At AUCTION.

A SAMUEL WYNN a CO, AyCIIQsEERs, AUG,
IA. ton magnificent Household Furniture, Piano
Drte Mirrors Paintings and and costly WORKS
Of Art this day "wednesday at the elegant mansion a
commencing II o'oisck Drawing Room FURNITURE. coz
cred biocae Etageres secretary Book Eueogneurs
Of choice Books Carpets. Chandeliers, Bronze
Clock. Vases Paintings BY ancent ana modern artists su
erb Panoforte richest Instrument al auc
kl0n this ard walnut Bureaus Bedeads
Wardrobes. Bedding Turkish Reclining Chairs
Couches Extension Table Buffet elegant sets China class
War;. SILVER Ware. Table Cutlery hnen Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. ~ B.-Compeen persons IN attend
10 pack remove the goods.
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A UCTIoy NOTICE.. ROTH. AUCTIONEER
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
housBkEErERs AND TIE TRADE.

sseeant ana gcneel Furniture public auction
afternoon, jan at ~ O'clock At the
large residence ii9 Clinton place Eighth st. SIh ave
niue Piansforte Stool and
Cover al modern improvements fun seven and BALI oe.
ssve rchy legs case three beautiful Paror
uIt with the richest description of French satin
brocsel Works OF Art Bronzes Oil Paintings by eminent
Arsi Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; rosewood
EEeres yle Of Louis XIV solid black walnut Extension
Table Buffet and Dining Chairs 20 match; Oval and PER
Mirrors black walnut Suits covered with hair cloth ana
black walnut and rosewood Bedsteaas ana b
Spring and Hair Mattresses Sofas and Rockers
Vases Glass, China and Silver Ware Cutlery, &a b.
Reliable In attendance 10 pack and ship goods Tor
purchasers at q reasonable charge.
LBERY u wAIDRoN AUcTIoNEER, So BROAD
"A way-ByLANDTA wALDRoN win sell at auction
day O'Clock Assgrees sale Of imported staple and
Checks of description also Bronze Figures and
Groups Friday ii o'clock Assgnees rse OF Silver
Plated ware embracing large and general a, scrtment
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1oACIFIc KALI STEAMSHIP coNpANY's
A THROUGH LINE
To CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAI.

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ftrs-rs leave ~ North river foot Of Canal street. a
O'Clock. follows
~. 3I-NEW YORK. Captain w. n. Furber, connecting
viff CONSTITUTION, Captain Csvariy.
T Jan II. isGs--iENRy CHArNcEY, CAPTAIN A. q. Gray
Jan. M Star csr,an T. A. Harris, connecting
An depuvtnves II Acspulco; hsse OF ls and net
eouuet ~ with south Pacific ports
III and lit for Centred American poris and those of Ia
touch Mnpaansno. e1G.e IL
s,esvp ne free ps0aus, Au~trriA and New Zealand
steamer n Marrk H. 1867, VIII e,nnec with the
Yokchawa ana Ro~G KeAC On April ~.
100 pounds tasEaes aldssd each adult Medicines and
s.~ rss.ss sksss ana All further Information apply
ts aeir. ~ ~ vharf foo< ~ street. North RIVER
Nsw yort - '7T- y. n BABY, AgeaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

EUM Writer'S, ArCrIoxEER-s SELLS rHis DAY,
a. o'elocx st 45a Canal street. LARGE lot cf Furnl
suro Pier Glasses Dining and
Zen Tables oicIcths Tspesty Ihresply and ohtr Car
p<s Chamber Suits Hair other Mattresses Beading
hAnkets Sheets Sofa Beds Rocking and other Chalk ~
hand Csrpets stoves, China aass silver Ware ara
everything housekeeping Also bay Horse years OLD
sound and kind alec ~ boxes sperm Candles ~ barrels 2,
vinegar safe large lot ~ Pictures 4u yards srcond
Dcoth Pr Ippton Bedstend with great variety Of
sAhss rocda Also Lssss VI laTHe bpialne Tor Solo
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Iroe ST. rHon AZ AND BRAgII. -
IT UNITED ssATES AND sA<IL NAIL STEAMSHIP
ClMptNy
REGULAR NAIL CLEANERS sailing on the 20 Of
NORTH AMERICA Capt In L. y. Tuynermsn. january z
SOUTH AMERltiA Captain r. T. TtnkArnuxh, February ~
GIiDiNv STAR Captain Geo ~ slcc.en ssrrn "a
These elegant sail sched4sI snd oil A.
~ Thomas Para rernambueo pahs and Rio Jsrc. nr
and returning tor engaGrmento II fcgtrr ~ sage Apply
70 9AEPf~px A. LEN. AGENT,
No. Bowling iressL Few York
Eog gAlyFsrON, TEX 's-sAiLNg WEEKLY
y Texas Line. The Al rtelnter SNERAL stNi'FACN.
Captal Mhiehurst VIII rcevr reight at ue fts ~ yer,
ard sail on " edncssisy January wi,hpu ~
Fur fUgm or passngr, superior accsr,rnntf yls
sppS y ~ RALLoRs CO.. ~ naifss lsDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S, AUcTroNEER-wILL SELL
IL on THURSDAY EVENING. JAN. 10. AT ~ O'CLOCK,
a. sslcsroo so BROADWAY crner Twenty street.
large and valuable collection OF modern
OIL PAINTINGS,
ny well known and foreign artists among which viii
be found ROEDEI. 8 celebrated Painting OF
"AyIEW NEAR WAPPINGER's FALLS
They viii BE- exhibition from A. N. to 10 p NJ till
s~ening OF sale Catalogues ready.
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u n ROLLINS q CO.. AUCTIONEFRs--wILL SELL
M ths day. o clock At Their saiesrooms t@ Canal
sree Household 0oscs removed for Of sale,
sonssting part OF walnut and mshoGany Paror su in
-nsn~ilcd rnbsr suts Dsmast and Lscs Cur
csreh Bcds E.ry shasss Eosher marble TOP Enisns,ou
re~~es Bolster. and Piews shests Coufor.crs banksts,
epresds bureaus. waedsss>s ysshsssnds kn9srss eat
mAcks Cor show Csses lro4 Jsdstesds O PAtntnfs
ana Fng1vlnss, once Dszks. kevoving CksIrs Glass,
crockery China WARE 90 Drlssels and Ingram Carpets
OlcIch, Waiting Stoves, and all other koeds needed ~
hsusekecprs. Goods psexst and shpped
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NTA1foNAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
STEAMERS wEEKuy 70 LiyEsrooz. CALLING 4

Leaving pier ~ North river "a fcliows:--
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Lewis, Saturday January II
ERIN; Captain Cutting Saturday. Januaryl9
THE QUEEN, Captain Grugan SATURDAY., january "a
DENMARK, Captain Thomson. Saturday. February
Cabin passage, el00 6seerage. eA ,
or QuaenstowD, for 50 IN. currency. -. .5s
kc. n low rRtea
Dr.is Issued fsr sDy amount payable It any bank in
For freight and cabin apply 81 the once Of s
company 81 broadway.
And Tor stesrage a passage oce Of the
pany n broadway snu 770 Pearl .trseS near Fulton
y. ". ]. HURST Manager
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FRANCE IN THE EAST

Naval Failure In Cochin-Chiua.
LONDON, Jan. 9, 1851.
Reports from Hong Kong state that the French feet W
the Corea about 70 leave those waters for the winter
without being able 70 obtain adequate redress from
Cochin China.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

ID r. RoylLNs 4 CO.. AUcrfoNEHste. sAIEgRooM
IN. ~ csnxl street viii sell Thursdsy Jan ~ q 10Y
s'9ock, ~ white street. the entire furniture &c, OF
rcnuns Hole consisting N pert o. Bar Room and HssAu'
rant Fnrpinp and Fixtures Pxior and Bedroom Furn-
care fne old On Psinnsa and LnrravInes Carpexe OH
r1bs Mats,nEs Gas Chsndern FIXTURES TnGiah Beer
Particular on eav OF sale
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=.
ID Late salesman with r. H. Ludlow Co.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAFe0N billiard TABLE.
MIRRORS, CARPETS, Ac.
TffEALI BROS viii sell by auction this day tWednes
eayl JAN 1867 nj IGS o'clock .. their salesroom Lib
sty general assortment OF Household Furniture.
consisting OF walnut Paror
Suits IN ssnn and reps French Bedateads Dressna Blu
Tables, Chairs and Easy Chairs CurIed Hair Mat
rosewood Toodeon five French China Din
pnts, Kitchen Utensils. &c Also fine mahogany Carom
bnard Table Balls Cues. Counters &c, comPeae. Cata-
soaaea & tho arctioncers oiNcc. g. Liberty street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-03
Republican Plaiforn Adopted
q ~ f3d9i me 4 II. 1852.

1st That one Of the great lessons of the war is
that ths ,AmercAn people ars q nation, and NOT
merely aeonfederacy of sovereign and independent
And. Thatsoaro existence a. nation, is bssed 90
sns srossson
cipation, the constl tutioBal amendment abo-
ishins ssysry. and The spiEit9k nspubliean democ-
policy Of the inth and Fortieth Congresses,
which we hereby fully indofse and demand shall be
needed les ~ ss,es sS" s' aaa''OnAi '
3D. That while wefBill slways. herish and defend
the Americons syetem Of iOcali and municipal self
governmental for local purposes. ana National
GYYerutEent ferolHtiepal rpuTpesess and while se
aaoa r.
thai IibsrtS and hu@a1 rights constiiute our great
4th. That. jnbuedl with the spirit of true democ.
raey, epd believing that the powers NECESSARY for
tnsPssR,se pLattalninK, tne ENDS % government
should be vested in he whole people without un.-
rs Or Ssslites,ons not
Il Il. cs dssss M;sb H tss tSs
rpirii and tendency modern cyiz,tion, zoe place
parsG@S ds ssSodsd IN tts ts
proposal aasenaiasat % the STATE assiuston Gp
people of 0dio 70 aptlroDe u dstAs 6dtSos6oS.f
5th; The Am rican people owe q lss,ine debt Of
gratitude t. the hgaye soldiers sud saiors who. 10
snd Ss
widows spd ORPHANS ef Those who fell in defense Of
the nathf. onr sympsthies and substantial support
9Th That We sP9roysss y. AID iadorse the n ilitary
Mgor General Phill IT Shefidan. in Louisiana and
Teas, and pIedes him and she military q tnsnd-
the cordial support of the Union men of Ohio in
eir efforts to protect the tQytl people of the late
and const tutional governments in said States 81
7th. 4 hss yg fully indorss snd Approve OF the
exiehd 10 him our hearty thanks for the faith
full aud 6hl6 manner in Hhieh be discharged his
official duties apd sustained the credit and honor Of
our noble State. - t0,o-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-03
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETINGS.

-
,LovELAND, .C1ermont county, .Thnrsiay: Oct. 3,
n Hons. Geo. II. Pendleton and P. Van Trump.
Judge ThnrInan's appointments.
GREENFIELD, Highland county, Thursday. Oct.
Sd, Gnstead of Hilshoro as heretofore announced
with Col. George w. Andrews and Hon. Nelson
WASHINGTON, Fayette county. Saturday. Oct.
6th. with Col. George W. Andrews and Hon. Nel-
-yson BArrere.sffpfsfi -gi5iiizfi 1nr 91i on
n Amos I4ayman's Appointments
L0XEtAND, Cermont county. Thursday, Oct Sd.
- Hud.l ER = I11r ~ fIs -Tl7I 5T1F q
Judge p. Van TrurnP'stApPoint-
-sils 1npy eyi9o9T "ents' rod: hGa .4s1sl
LovELAND. Thursday. October, Sd, with Hon.
% The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee announce the following appoint
ments: ilT t. 4's cd no p inil Taf q III -
CoLUMBUsIfwe Front State House,. Monday
and others. " '-'- 90 " ''i -'' 'A
.-no1t Hon. RIP. Ranneya eyail'd nj
At O0LU MBUS Friday evening, Oct 4th.7 st"0
At DELAWARE. Saturday. Oct. 5th. with Col. b.
Burns no. - -, , Pen - Z --....,
Gen. Geo. w. Morsan,s Appoint-
BATAVIA. Clermont county, Thursday, October
:3d, with Hon. Win. &. Finck., 3" u 'Etifss .tip
LANCASTER, iFsirfeld county. Friday. Oct. 4th.
SOMERSET Perry county, SatuEday, October 5th,
with Hons. P. Van Trump aud G. d. Martin.
Hon. T.. l.. Valla p d ie ham
With other speakers to be announced hereafter
At CARLISLE, corner Butter, Warren and Preb
counties on G. II: & d. r. R.. Saturday. Oct. 5th
Hon. j. VI. Esrep and Matt Mar
f--o-i-hf tin, Esq, 7l- rrsE e"in
At LANCAST 7R, Friday, October 4th. with Hons.
G. W. Morgan and W g. Finck. 9'4iil t' J'I1
-sV' -it' y. X. Tyler, Esq, Ishl9+ "
Will address the following meetings:
F0STORLA. Sene'a couEty. Saturday. Oct ,.,e. b
Hon. Z. r. Bingham's Appoint
YELLOW SPRINGS. Friday, October 4th, with
10 d4@ II Il. B. EsheIman 7:t5rt
will speak l'f 7-' $500 u -.- -,
At BROADWAY. Union county. Friday, October
4tb, ata P. N,
At NEWTON. Union county. Friday evening. Octo-
Additional App p,infmepts for Dem.
- Ocr.atic Mass Meetings. -i.,
p Van TRUMP StplSf and A. M ~ JAGRs0S mons
A5Ss $RGnp e2siisE sod IN 5AGKsoS F
Additional Appointments for. Mass
:uiH 20 Meetings. -s.
err Hon, l.. R. Critchield. -, e
~ '' Gen. DuTbin Ward,
With other speakers. to be announced
hereafter, wiilspeak at - 80 go $780,
-KENToN. Hardin county. Oct. 5th. fl.ZlI4
- Col H. B. FOule, of Indiana,
Will address the following meetings:
CLEYELAND; Thursday evening. Oct. 81, with
Judge VIM. Lang. f,H .e-t-5i 7-f.ftl,' .rI,. ~
VERMILLI0N. Friday, October 4th. with Judge
KENTON. Saturday, Oct 5th. with Gen. Ward
AZ u r ~ % JOHN 6. THoMPsoN, q
Chairman Dem. State Ex. Com.
E: B. EsHELMAN, Sec'y.. 'is ,l.ai Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-03
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their Institutions TO such extent that they can
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of those who expect that they eHjll dong continue
under II. Ten not of toss so1o sooeJs AZ them