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Political Matters In virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, May 2o.-A dispatch to the
Dispatch from Charlottesville, says; The hepuo-
ilsAus nominated Curtis, Of Bedford, for Con-
,ress, from the Fifth district. He was mem
h. = Of the Convention.
a 'oyernor weiies opened the State canvass
4, . peech at Charlottesville, to-day.
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DIED.

MuNsON-of pneumonia. on Tuesday afternoon.
10Th instant. DR, QwES MuSsoS.
family, "a Ninth street. on Thursday At tp N.
Friends and acquantancesa are respectfully Invited
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Le..ee Of a Theatre Deeamps.

BuyYALo, May OK. s. L ~ey, nv =, NV
idence, r. l., who leased the -
Theatre, In this city, last SeptsmL
denly decamped. He IL charged witt. ,.s
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hofn united hinton Marshal.

TRENT ON, N. J., May ao.-In the unitsd
s,.t.. n, strict Court the death OF Bsnsjan
Deacon, u, tied States marshal for New Jer'
.sv m Tn. sday, at Mount Holly, was an.
nouneed, and the court adjourned. No W"
snno,ntea dur,nv, .Linooln's drst term.
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The Report OF the Attempted Assas'
ais alton OF Gen. Logan . Canard.

YORK, PA, May 20-Thero 10 not word OF
truth in he statement published In the New
York Trio, ne Of the 10th, and Its Chicago let
ter of the Is, n inst, Of any attempt to asssssi-
nate Gen. Los 'an on his passage through this
place on SATURDAY night last, nor was any as
sauit made upon the train m which he was
The railroad ono srs on duty at the station
nubIi.b the followi ug certificate on the sub
ject;
YonK. PA, May 90 I'VE hereby certify that
we were on duty at no York station when
the Buffslo Express II ain above reierrsa 70.
was no rioting nor any attempt made to create
q riot, nor was auy one or the platform except
the passengers and the officers OF the ROAD;
Signed by W. +. Busser, fkket AGENT deo'
w, Ogden, baggage master.
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A woman Bsaten to Death.
BOSTON, May 2o.-Catharine Busler, twenty
three years Of age, an intsnperate widow, was
beaten to death last night In CHARLESTON.
Charles Blade 10 under arrest, charged with
the murder.
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Municipal Election.
wiLLIANspoRT, PA, May 2o.-Logan, Demo-
crat, elected Mayor By about 800 majority over
Hnrdie, Republican,
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M IssING-My SON. LACOsTE RoDIER. LEFT
mi home yesterday morning at 8 'clsck to attend
school, since which time he has not been seen; lie
!. bs.Wssn II And y years Of .Gs very irs.igsaltt
scar over his right eye; had on when he left home
brown ea,snsIs pants. black cloth Jacket: Thi t
tianifuiiy received By his distressed parents. A
'iberai reward will be paid for any Information
'csrning him. Losis Rodier. Twsnsy-ss 'sas
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The Board was called to meet last evening
by the Mayor, but, up to $50 O'Clock, no quo
following members were present during the
evening"; Messrs. Arrison, s. s. Baker. Ball,
A. p. CLARK, Connolly, Dalton, q. W: Miller,
Nallsy, Pau, Rutherford, slower, Tilley, and
the President.
tSeveral members after appearing left tho
hall under the Impression that there would be
no quorum. For this reason II was a hard
matter to secure quorum at any one time
RYP,1
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Special Notices.

tY ERTY.-THURSDhY EvRNINQ, Nay q !.
at o'clock p. IN. in front q the City Hall.
Washng ton upon the present condition OF our eoun-
try. All other Speakers are cordially Invited.
Come onei Come ali my2l-lt
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Massachusetts Democratic ConSen-
ton.

WORCESTER, MASS, May eo.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day to elect
delegates to 4hs National Convention which
meets In New York, July +th. Two hundred
and I'VE towns and cities are represented by
nine hundred and nfty.six delegates.
Hon. Chas. @. Green, Of Boston, was chosen
president, with nfty vice presidents.
The Convention IL quite animated, but by
strong vote declined to adopt any resolutions.
No formal speeches. The party Is free to take
such positions as circumstances may hereafter
indicate A. favorable to success.
John Quincy Adams, the late Democratic
candidate for Governor, was present, and made
a brief speech, In response to calls. After
which three cheers were given for the next
Governor Of Massachusetts.
The following delegates were chosen; Hon.
T. @. Abbott, Boston, Reuben Noble, West
field, Josiah Bsrdweli, Boston; George Gill,
Worcester.
Aitsrnates-J. X. Tarbox, Lawrencej 7. II.
s'wsstser, Lowell; 7. F. Plunkett, Pittsaeld;
0e orge johnson, Bradford.
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k-9 can voters Of the Rifth Ward will meet on
ERIDAY EVENING. at TX o'elSek. 9, EbeneIss
d street south, to nominate eandidates fer ward
officers, APPLETON +. CLARK,
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tiai and important question At issue, which
the people we'll understand, and no Ingenious
device, no words, can obscure or avoid passing
S Ss "A u ppsss. ss ,Ss
ssSSp,s may nay e s siS s a. p
e s siss Of sss ISs %s;s e Sssas
IL %:s ,,ss III s,ss as
man appeal: sssin,t personal violence and
Every dollar Of the national debt the blood Of
a soldier 10 pledged for. [Enthusiastic cheer.
ingl Every bond, In letter and In SPIRIT must
The Remaining of,cers for the permanent or.
ganiration, were then announced as follows;
Vice Presidents-Alsbams, General Warner
Arkansas, A. McDonaidy California, James
Cory; Colorado, J. b. Chsfre; Conneeticut,
W. T. Pearsonj Delaware, Levin Thompson,
riorids, II. H. Moody Georgia, Foster Blod.
get; Illinois, Jesse X. Dubefs, Indiana, L. Q.
Gresham; Kansas, s. 8. p. Routyj KY, Joshua
J. Speed, La, W. p. Kellogsj Me-, A. d.
Fessenden, Nd, Henry Stockbridge, Mass,
Daniel W. Joch, Michigan, Henry Waldron,
Minnesota, HorAtio p. Van Clue; Mississippi,
Thos. L. White; Missouri, A. Harding Ne
brssks, A. Sanders; New Mexico, M. Walker;
New Hampshire, Z. aouldj New Jersey, John
s. Frick, New York, Chsuncey NJ. Deepen
North Chrounhs Aioert Doceryj ohio, W. W
Mcfarland, Oregon, Josiah Faitingj Pennsyi-
vapia, J.'K. Moorheadj Rhode leland, q.
Green; South Caroiins, Carlos J. Stithrand;
| Tennessee, =. X. Hamilton Texas, s. D.
Wood; Vermont, Geo. J. Stannardj Virginia
John Burch; West Virginia, s. d. Carnes
wisconsin, Edward Solimon. Secretaries
7. d. Foster. Odeii O. Highly, Y. b. Solimon, b b
Beaie, John T. Head, J. Rhomber, George O
WILDER, John r. Root, CHARLES r. Hogate, J
II. Easion, Louis Well, william O. aoodlie
Colonel q. W. Lowell, stephen d. Lindsey
EFF. waters, George @. Briggs, w. w. Scott
A. W. Patterson, J. O. s. Colby, Samuel Wax
well, @. NJ. Collins, Francis b. Ayre, Rober
O. Bell, v. Luther, Caldwell J. Holden, Coat
Kinney, MAX Ramsey, A. o. Harmer, NJ. Pahe
ter, william Z. Rase, J. NJ. kinley, william
p. Home, Colonel s. d. Ringsn, Edgar Allen
Joseph T. Hade. Charles Seymour, John
I.ougneeker. - lh.
without further business, the conventio
adjourned unit nto-morrow.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGRs, .. ..
On hand splendid assortment Of hrst- ella So Car
riaGes Of ny own make, Also numberQa
lie. Repairing promptly attended ",
R0bERT II, 0RAHAMf
Repository No. 37l d st, bet sth and 9th SITS,
my1-a Shop, No.tT7 sth street, near d.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
N. HAwLxY PERMANENT PRESIDENT
DEMOCRATIC coNvEkrioN
GEN ERAL SOUTHERN News

Ne Asssuns Msds on General Logan
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speech OF MI. Sumner.

Hon. Chas. Sumner delivered q very elo-
quent and able speech at East Cambridge
tMAss.) on Thursday evening, October 10th.
The following are his concluding remarks;
THE CHARACTER OF THE RrruDLIc.s
There IL another consideration which have
an issue in the pending election. 1t Is nothing
less than the good name Of the Republic and
Its character as an example to the nations.
true to the sfss prinoipis. 81 equ. G Gisht. s
declared BY our fathers as the foundation OF
Just government u you stand by the freedman
debt In coin, principal and interest, at the
pleasure Of the holder, so that the Republic
ss q psrss ssSoa nes dSSS *.
will exercise farreaching sway. Nothing
captivates more than the example OF virtue
conquer by fidelity to declared principles, 6y
the performance Of all promises, by a good
name. Then viii American history supply the
western star will illumine the nations.
vail and what do We behold The bonds OF
the freedman, which are nothing but bonds OF
the nation, repudiated also. Alas the ex-
ample OF the republic Is lost, and our western
star Is quenched In darkness. But this can,
not be without a shock, as when our first
parents tasted the forbidden fruit:
Earth felt the wound and nature from her seat
ssshinF through al hSrwOrk'. gave signs ofwoe
The shock will begin at home but 1t will
spread wherever there are hearts to thrill
with anguish. The struggling people In for
eign lands now turned to us with hope will
sink In despair as they observe the disastrous
eclipse.
1 would not seem too confident In the desti.
mes OF my country; but cannot doubt that.
too vast for her peaceful ambition, Here
again l catch the aspiration Of our leader in
war, Let us have peace" Out of peace will
and scceptsnce, with the might Of our e1.
ample constantly increasing. At home there
win be safety and opportunity for all within
~ oeI nrs. w s, freedom 81 speech freedom
rights OF citizenship, like the rights Of the
national creditor, all under the perpetual safe
guard Of that public faith which 10 the golden
described our institutions with marvellous
power, says, profoundly, "Despotism may dis
pense with public faith, but liberty cannot"
Let despots break promises, but not our re-
public. A republic 10 where every man has
his due. Equality OF rights is the standing
promise OF nature to man, and the republic
has succeeded to this promise.
In harmony with the promise OF nature 10
me promise Of our fathers, recorded in the
isnnsIH Of lndsPendenoe to which The
promise; hrst, that all are equal In rights; and
secondly, that Just government stands only on
the consent Of the governed being the two
all laws and constitutions: Keep those truly,
and you will keep ALL Write them 10 your
statutes; write them In your hearts: This 10
qusiion,. Under Its kindly in nusnce the past
rebellion will disappear, alike In Its pIinci-
pies and its passions; future rebellion wiz be
impossible; and there will be peace never to
the republic let me aspire. With nothing less
can be content.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81. The civil author
tiles have adopted vigorous measures to pre-
vent any riotous proceedings, either before or
after election day. The large police force Is
greatly augmented, and fears Of any serious
disturbance are considerably lessened.
The Democratic County Committee and
leading Democratic citizens published card
In this mornings papers disowping the dis
graceful proceedings OF Friday night, when
an attack was, made on the Republican pro-
eession. and promising assistance to prevent
outrages In future.
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From New York Mayor HOFFMAN
Issues sProc1amation.
New YoRx, November 1.--Mayor Hoffman
has issued q proclamation to the people OF
New York. = - =,
! It recites thst .nnserspuious, designins. and
dangerous man and political psrtisaus are
resorting TO extraordinary means TO Increase
tho existing political sxcittmsnt. oross, IN
founded charges Of fraud are made " them
against those high IN suthority, thresfs are
made against naturslired citizens, and the
authority OF the judges, and the seal OF the
Supreme Court are deaed.
A grand Jury OF the United ststss court,
summoned through the agency OF those who
p ~so Ia. pssminsrg q.
animation which 4 usual, and which ia
afforded By law for the protection OF charse.
indie ineni assisst diver I psrsoes for the
o.gpssnly-avowsdt purpose OF ,insimidstins
The proclamation concludes:
In the exercise d my duty as chief magis-
70 unite IL prsssatiss TIE ms sH1s 81
this scheme. List them watch carefully the
movements Of those who seek 10 perpetrste
snS .S sss hsg snsss az ss% s
there shall bs no scenes OF violence or disor.
der on the day Of election. i53 10. .rIai'
welfare ofthe city, the prosperity OF the State,
and the maintcnshoe OF the rights Of all tho
people. Nothing but evil and calamity can
come from any disturbance, Of the puelic,
Il alike 6nd their protection In the msip-
tenanee Of lay and order. Let no Citizen,
however, Be deterrsd By any threats or desrs
elsewhere, but let him assert his rights boldly,
resolutelys and, at tho same time, with nrm-
ness and dignity, and he will nsd his perfect
Constituted authorities Of the State Of New
York. EH# LAD JHo. T. HOFFMAN, Mayor. e
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FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLIroIs.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
SCHUYLER coLFAx,

az caro- nothing for promotion, 30 long as our
arms ; sys .sseo'sai "eSrasi 70 SisrIs". FssSa
SUCCESS our arms H-draST scHai,l:ci. sS1sar W
This Is neppble, whore the will Of the people
Presfdeat Johnson, Auousf. 1851.
81 shall have no policy Of my own to Interfere
Nay %. 1865.
Human liberty, the only true foundation Of hu.
Memphis. 80
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Alabama = Political AHairs Some.
what Mixed

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Nov. Last night
while a Republican mass-meeting was In pro-
gress, q disturbance occurred, during which
nifty or sixty shots were fired. Judge Horton
was mortally woundedj two negroes were
killed, and number were wounded. Intense
excitement prevails. ..t ... .. .H.
SELMA, NOV. 1.-The reports Of riots and
disturbances toiesraphcd within the last few
days are wholly false. There has been no dis
turbance or dificulty whatever 10 Central
Alabama, and there never was less excitement
on the eve OF an election. .'' .'
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

LONDON, November 1.-Serious riots took
place In Rotterdam yesterday. The troops
were called out and obliged 10 Are upon the
rioters, and II 10 reported that several persons
were killed and many wounded. A large
number Of arrests were made. .--,
LIvERPooL, November 1.-Intelligence has
been received here that the American bark
Bounding Rillow, from Dsrcelona for New
York, has been spoken of the coast OF Portu-
gal under jury masts, having lost her main
mast, miIzen mast, and foretop mast In gale
on the 18th Of October. 81 .ag u. .
SOUTHAMPTON, November 1.-The steamer
Deutohlsnd has arrived from New York.
FRAHKYom, Oct. 3l.-U. 8. $40 bonds are ex-
cited, and transactions are large. Prices are
higher At 1885 g. us 1.. E'- 49, Ff..,
LONDON, Nov.l.-It ia reported that flight
shocks Of earthquake have been felt at Lean.
ingtop, in wmwickshire. i'.. 81
The formal dissolution of Parliament will
probably take place this week.
The writs fer the elections will be issued
Immediately thereafter, and the elections viii
commence thrse days from the date OF the
writs. -...-
MADRID, Nov. 1.-The Provisional Govern
ment is about sending reinforeements to
Cuba. --sz-.--rz--.
The city Of Havana has been authorized to
borrow ten million crowns for the completion
OF the Isabel canal. Ia
Belgium has recognized the Provisional
Government.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Khan OF Kbokand has
sent an embassy to st. Petersburg to make
offers offriendship and submission to the Gar
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POErTIcAL.

FOkHIICAL.
r.- s.,,.-. s.... III, 49,. r,..dsv
LEE iodowing States VII n a.st Ivme aa
VOC Lor 1ovsInor anu osnes sn uonse ~
shis, St.tn dcsss,.p,, one nav %ork. Nev Jsy
snSu S.n.e Lsos..surS MY, NSw n,nh,rsr MI.
sem "sonuss nS' nnws iii sicct
soun, @ NJ s,.ts cts,csrs. WIN
~. ssscsst,os az az anys,ro, NV W,seonain And
Mlsns.ots WI eisss tns,r LcsiSl9s,iSn s en.
iss st.ss vi u oe soss Uotsa STATE
SSena u, .s,a rew 1917 .,. Mdnnesot. MI.
sou,i and Nsvaas me present Senator
whose terms expire arc Edwin d. Morgan,
Chsrles Sumner, Frederick T. Freiinghuysc
z.sh.I,.h CHANDLER 5sms. r poOli' ssa Alsn
,,sm stsy,rt m. foiiowiug ststss viii
e e,es UonsIIe,h, nns. w. RAM, Kentnehy'
nsiaSs' M.s.schnsett.i Mioh,gan' Mime,
III. M,.,,o~,i' Nev JeS.ey. Rhode Island,
so,s, .nn wd.onn.tn A,Tsnn.ss T,oui.isns
Nnras Gsrolins and south Carolina. These
Ststes Ctii elect one hundred and THIRTY. nine
memhers y
r.. 49,, y, IN. .,.,,v f.m,,v, 4, ,uu
further iilustIated py zen. a. H. nsnL %
Georgia, delegate to-, and one OF the vice
*. fUrr vera 81 Ssns n
gurated and followed up ystem OF Penso nsa
to and has shocked the decent and rSespeetaols
people q both 2srnes Non ana % nnn ana
caused thonssnas o, nons ~ e av 20 aous o
IL ~ ~ a he ehief owney Of the World, the
| ah.;sgs a ~ ths nemocystie National Commit.
tna g.s ye,v sioy 10 consult with Seymour
| We, W. VIZ sayw " .S.aS.. .ws ~ 70 Ma
| auous mi 1891 x,,sth.r th.f when ne ala
renspy inio.m n,,a liz onr =. rdiaate' thai
Vpen Snre with dam and thnt MI seymour
.tnuIa npnms.s No nsrmit wall street To- name
he seeretary Of tbe Treasury in case Of his
| election. This impertinent and disgrsceful de-
mand was promptly and forcibly repealed BY
/ MT. Seymour, and hence the World and Wall
street nave been since that time continually
plotting ms aeiss .,,so,.,n,,,,o.,
i ,.s.. az nstionp.ii,,ns ~ sisvcrv
| The Democratic party Of 1867 had for its
i rallving mint opposition 70 the abolition OF
l slavery, The pemoeracy 81 1854 mad THE war
AZ hs. ,oI No snd on ~
| banners. IT has been compelled IN turn 70
kWe w s VIZ ~ .nccs.. ~ tr.sson Snail
rayyoI,,'ar "a rsnnS,stion n,evsiii
- =. wa,,.h.r 10, 18th.
%n aos Of fSe mos. d0I rs,bs
anu P, ~ ha.ra Hn,stio Seymonr nae me III.
ys ,eansan 10 sneecb 10 meeting
| yu.de - ssSsn ss,r,it. mmedistelv after the
AMI RIM dissster: @You who have adyisfd
IN, tsians. ana n.ivbhor. 10 20 down there
I'd rot them into this scrape, should 10 and
Eheip chem out Of ii. As for myself, ieel no
| re.ponsihiiity having never adyised apy man
10 so.n
TIE Round Table, which has been supporter
Of the SsIddsts ssys ssss
| that the great bulk Of eloquent speaking and
clever writing in this canvass has been do ne
| for the Republican side. with exceptions that
| may be counted on the fingers, the Democrats
have really had neither ,psEssn,ssn nor Jour
| the parry
| THE Atlanta Era saysi UNLESS Republican
voters are kept away from the poms " VIC
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attempt AZ Kobb,ry and murder.

ST. Louis, October 3l.-Early this morning
Ave men attempted to rob the First National
Bank at Alton, Illinois, but while four OF them
were at work NJ. ii. Fuller, the Waterman,
arrested the one who was outside watching.
The remainder Of the party then attacked the
officer, cut him badly, and shot him through
the heart, causing his instant death. The
robbers all escaped, leaving behind their
tools,
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THE suRnATr CAsE.-The SurrAtt case
comes again before the court tomorrow, az
Will De seen by our court reports; the first
motion being to dismiss Mr.. Carrington's ap-
peal from Judge Wyne's judgment dischsrginK
Surrstt,
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THE FIFTH WARD ELECTION CAsEs.-It win
DC seen by our court reports that the con
tested election cases growing out OF the last
munioipai election were before the court on
Saturday.
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The Yox PoPULI.-A neat, eight-page paper
with the above title made Its appearance on
Saturday last II win DO published weekly
Its columns being devoted to the principles
and interest Of the Republican party and the
'Boys In Blue" Its editor, MIR. Joel q. Floyd.
Yields a facile pen, and, under his manage
ment, the Por POPuH will achieve q success.
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The "EcosoMlsT," the London CONNER
cisl banking and railway paper, In its issue
Of October Sd, thus reports the political situa'
tion in this country, In a long elaborate ar.
ticle
"And we do not speak without weighing
well our words, and carefully pruning away
every tendency to exaggeration, when we say
that the victory Of Horatio Seymour would
mean to all intents and purposes the success
OF party bent on precisely the same ends In
very nearly the same way as the end which
Mr.. Jefferson Davis had In view before the
war, and which he hoped and intended, no
doubt, to accomplish, without appealing to
ordeal"
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Veterinary Surgeon.

RsukoEaIP g RsRSy u5Rs e. hn XSSETESIN4sT
sSnAl diYetion given where horses arc crippled.
EEbhsy eas 81 FsssOreS TX wearing OSsPgysI Patent
teen and a hall street, near Pen ayenua
ga full stock Of Choices Medicines on hand,
Somponn ded Tor Immediate uss. AnoludinE speslhc
VI prevailing cattle plague. 81. au26
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DOWN SouTH.-There bids fair to be carni-
val OF blood In the South on election day Z.
Threats and intimidation everywhere abound
In that land OF crime. The Seymour and Blair
rebels seem fully determined to outnumber
the Republicans, even II 1t requires to kill
them off to effect this purpose. The danger
In New Orleans and other parts OF Louisiana
Of bloody time on Tuesday Is Imminent.