New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ltcheS to the Associated Press.

AZ fbuour's Speech in Buffalo
4. In the Final Restoration of
aeratIc Party-NO Violent
~ LeRIslRtiOn.
4s, October 24.-Governor
6ifalo speech concludes:
Nlocratic party succeeded at
|hlk could not of itself make or
II would only be able to hold
Ifaders Of the Republican party
|tcpuld ( do no revolutionary act.
44l T is concerned a Democratic
ID stand in the same position
fR Johnson.
|,1as nature, his bold and reso-
81 ef Constitutional rights, his
Hons of the true principles of
im1nt have not saved him even
lolance of those opposed to him,
hak he been able to inaugurate
3 measures or act calculated to
public peace.
be is in this election to put into
We offices those who could stay
# corruption; those who could
iufther injuries the system of
nal government; those who
ect bur people from legislative
W feel, too, that our success
lfehuke by the American people
a which have been condemned
! Nv many leading Republicans
lish presses, as well as by our
4'Idates on our ticket should
|s'e, honest and true to their
IIer election the people of the
les could go further and make a
House OF Representatives, and
Il the character of the Senate
Banged. l believe that the
and when the judgments
the American people will re-
power to that time -honored
II &bose influence our country
tfaat and prosperous. None of
|sea would be made violently;
4 epdanger public peace, but
, Iead in the end to promote the
4 blpsperity Of the United States.
N rhe San Francisco Earth
vi ihe Loss-WOrking RepubII.
4 ~ in the LeRislnture--COn-
AAembers-Andy to HoratiO
Ian to speak with an Inspired
October PA private
dispatch says the earthquake
ceed half a million.
x York Tribune says of West
~ the Republicans have GER
ed two members of Congress,
inspect for a third; also good
ittty Of both branches of the
aps securing q United States
aays: We have continued as
the Den ocrats have swel {
tling two out of three Con
October 24.-On and after
3 revolving red light. visible
dies was exhibited on Lucratia
lesA coast of Cuba.
itoN October 24.-The following
ion bas been addressed to Gov
iopf;;
EXECUTIVE MANSION. I
WASHINGTON, October %, 1868. !
Seymour:
punced in the papers this !
will enter the Presiden- |
n person. l trust that this |
~ present position of pub |
|''.es and demands it. 1t is |
14'' eved by your friends that |
Constitutional government, |
eleI or ayewed, will not be |
that their arbitrary and unjust |
lo94ther with their wasteful, |
~ 4NQrupt use OF the peoples |
" he signally exposed and re-
yen a the people should 'be
J J WRfped against the encroacb- |
4 etNolic power now ready to |
!, l. Of liberty.
I 1u may speak with an in |
7 Ind that your voice may
A IeIr just and patriotic breast |
. and.
\ wing principles of the violated
Be proclaimed and restored,
! perity and fraternal feeling |
? AIlr divided and oppressed |
I ANDREW JOHNSON.
} M aeks w1Il Coatsst Bakers
HFheerats Advised not to
= u #ets at Present.
I, I, Oetober 24.-Hendricks
11 election before the Legis-
stmet advises the Demo-
lhelr bets just yet.
Forelgn.
Der "a The climax of the
i rt was reached when the
/ heed Mr.. Laird, the great
is builder, to Mr.. johnson.
snds firmly, shook them cor
each other by the hand
I, 4. Ig some words. ss.
y 1er 24.-Prince Napoleon
b i Prim urging the claims Of
" anover and the Duke of
b hnish throne.
pantes ForminR in Cuba
W Fuerea Principe. ~
" bber 24--V0lunteer compa-
in all parts of the island
s. heir services to Lersnndi.
4 IN Puerto Principe, every
d Deace. Nas 4naff g. 'lnI
y er IntelfIssnee.
I'd october 24.-Passed up: Par
N n; River thirty-fve feet below
IT. IL X and falling. ~
!. ASS, October 2A-11A. No.
10. Wind northeast and
Dh AS g1d kzs lfln art NJ sal
ID ~ anish man-of-war Blasco de I