Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-05

Later from Spain.
New YORK, Oct. 5.

says we are able to announce that the
programme of the insurgents comprise
three capital objects: LIST, the overthrow
of the Bourbon dynasty I'd, Prov-
slonal Government 3rd, the convoca-
ton of Constituent Assembly, which
Will decide with sovereign authority on
the future dcstinies of Spain. Such is
the purpose of the rebellion.
On the other hand, the Carlists, who
for long time past have given no sign
OF life, are preparing to enter the cam
paign under the orders of Gen. Cabrevy,
to the cry of long live Charlie, VII.
1t is stated that the Spanish Legation
at Washington has received no instruc-
tons from the Government of Spain.
consequently no authority to act. 1t is
not recognized by this Government as
representing any power competent to
send Ministers to Washington, and will
not be until it receives credentials from
the Junta at Madrid or some other au-
thority of sufficient dignity to issue di-
plomatic warrants.
1t is probable that the Legation will
receive dispatches from Madrid within
a few day, ahd that some, if not all, of
their members may be withdrawn In
this connection, it may be interesting
to know that Isabella has invested a
large sum of money in profitable stocks
in this country. If this is true it is not
impossible that she will take refngc in
this country
1t is also stated that the revolution in
Spain will not be felt Immediately in
Cuba, at least for some time. The Cap
tain General of the Island is able to
maintain the peace until he receives
official news from the newly organized
Government.
If civil war should follow the revo-
luton, then his position would become
critical.
1t is understood that the European
and Y. 5. Governments will recognize
any dc .fdcto Government which NAV
be organized there.
Mail advices from POrt-au- Prince.
Hayti, to the 18th September state that
the Government has issued two DEGREES
one announcing that the only ports
open to foreign commerce are Port-au-
Prince, Cape Haytien, Gonaizes, and
Port-au-Paix another presenting pen
alties for blockade running.
A large amount of counterfeit paper is
! in circulation.
The seige of Gonaizes was still going
II on, but it was thought the rebels would
succumb.
Boston, Oct. 5.
The anti Butler Republican Conven-
tlon me, at Salem at 1916 this am.
The HCa. A. A. Abbott, of Peabody,
was chosen President and a long list of
n of Vice Presidents was unanimously
elected.
Prayer was first offered by Rev. Mr..
Morgan, after which President Abbott
n made speech, in which he said they
mad met as Republicans they were not
% traitors they had not fought with Lee,
r. Beauregard, and other rebels they did
not fraternize with the Pseud-Republi-
, can who stole the livery of a hearse to
5 serve the devil in they stood firm upon
the Chicago platform they supported
Grant they were here to-day, he said,
n because they could not see, in the pres
ent representing in this District, true
exponent of Republican ideas. Butler
OF struck a hard blow at the fundamental
he doctrines of their creed. He said Butler
OF did not sympathize with Grant, nor is
he in harmony with his contemplated
course in the future. Buffers whole
public course and speech are dictated by
" feeling for personal supremacy.
= Resolutions were declared endorsing
lis the declarations of the principles of the
~ 20 National Republican party, and the
It's honest payment of the public debt.
d. All attempts at liquidation were de-
nounced.
,ol Buffers doctrine was Indignantly re-
ng jected.
eeaa A resolution was adopted insisting
se that Buffers term of service shall cease
Dr. ON the 4th of March, 1869, and to nomi
M nate and elect another to be his success
no sOr.
Hon. Richard Dana was nominated by
reclamation as Gen. Buffers successor
for Congress. and Mr.. Dana accepted
. the nomination.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 5.
Cold, 1898.
~ VlNRICOT COATS in Short Frocks, and Ful
,.; i Frocks of all kinds and colors at
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