Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22

The Mozarts of the Ninth New York
district want Fernando Wood to 20 To
Congress for them. At last accounts Fer
nando Woodn't
1t is stated in the Albany Evening
journal, that when a young man lioratiu
Seymour was bitter opponent OF Andrew
Jackson.
The New York World says: "Scy-
mour's nomination was unexpected and
gave to many minds a shock 1t will be-.
a regular earthquake by November,
I M. Colfax, when about to speak At
: Goshen. Ind, mounted table which was
covered with an American flag, but first
he removed it, saying, Il remove that flag
because, unlike the rebels, ! cannot tram
pie it under foot"
In the Second New Jersey Assembly
district, the Democrats have nominated
! A. w. Jones, "A Missouri carpet-bagger,
I who was attached TO the staff OF that noted
rebel General Sterling Price. Its about
time for Nasty to return to New Jersey
d, 1t is reported that Gen. Butler will
! soon issue challenge to Mr. Dana to
:. stump the Essex district. Should the lat
ter accept this chivalric proposition-as
r.. he undoubtedly would-the voters Of that
n district will enjoy rare treat.
i The Democrats of Nevada have re-
solved vehemently against the new Chi
d nese treaty. on the supposition that it
/ binds our government to give suffrage to
# the Asiatics, and so'will encourage IN
= immense immigration from Asia. They
IS seem to fear the Cinnamon as much AS the
d negro
! A slightly inebriated Hibernian
y !, marched maiestically up the street al
n Columbus, Ohio, with Frank Blair, shout
u ing, up with the white man Wen
l. tramp the nayger under our feet" and
!, when Blair. in the course of his remarks,
' exclaimed, where are the revolution
} lists Z" this impudent member of the faith
: full flock yelled out, "Here we are. Gem
eral -
The Springfield, Mass, Republican
says: The Georgia rebels persist in their
revolutionary course. The only way to
:, deal with them is to convince them that
the same power that put the State back
II into the Union can put it outside again,
c and keep it out till it has modified its
f Constitution and laws in accordance with
the spirit of the reconstruction act.
RECoGNIrIoN OF THE New SPANISH
: GOVERNMENT following is IN Off
e cial copy of the late telegraphic cores
pondence between the Department OF
z State and the E. S. legation at Madrid
T relative to recent events in Spain:
SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 80, 1S6S.-To
the Secretary of State, Washington The
a revolutionary government is established
5, At Madrid 1he'Quecn has started for
e France. }. I. HALE
II DEPARTMENT or STATE. Oct /, 1868
/ Hale, minister at Madrid: Keep me
!, well advised SEWARD
MADRID.--To Secretary Seward, Wash
ington: Gen Serrano is the leader of the
Z insurgents. He entered Madrid this af-
ternonn, heading his victorious army, and
was ioincd by $4,000 armed citizens here
Madrid is quiet No blood has be- II she'd
II here. An election was held on Monday
4 last for members of constitutional con
ycution. shall want instructions
/ HALE.
" DEpARrMEHr OF STATE, Oct D, 1868.
e Hale, United States Minister at Mad
a rid II the new national government Is
= peacefully established, and in full posses
i sion Of Madrid, and there remains no con-
tending government in Spain, You will
" recognize the new government de facto,
u so as to prosecute any necessary business
l. affecting the government of the United
{ States or their citizens.
SEWARD.
q. MADRID, 1S6S.-To Seward, Secretary
: ofFState, Washington: | have acknowl-
, edged the new government here; will
send particulars by letter.
n JOHN p. HALE.
MADRID, Oct. -, 1S6S.-To the Min
lister of Spain at Washington: Commnni-
u cate to the United States government our
= gratitude for its prompt recognition.
: Signed
PROVISIONAL GovERNMENf'
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. Oct. Is. 1865.
g Hale. United States Minister to Mad
: rid. Reciprocate, in the Presidents naine'
5. the salutation of the Provisional Govern
|, ment. communicated by the Spanish Min
: ister here. and tender the best wishes OF
~ tho United States for the peace, prosperity
u and happiness of Spain under the present
a and definitive government.
g SEWARD.