The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24
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~ rail aen Foarih ., July wosk. apd
ihs wan5srial progress u ihe PAcac
Bosl encourages "a % hope that their
e1rsc,Atlans fs.y Be realized
With o@elA rsiarB. from al tie
counties 5a, tso. the total vote Of New
Yorl t,sis Up SIS .27s. u which 4l9.
SO - ior Grant ada i2s. III for ssy
moar, SEYMOUR majority. 9les Hod
uaas ma!oriiy Is 27.225 The ohelAl
vote Of New York city "a returned ar
follows Seymour. l0s.9iG. Grant, A.
CO... HogmAn, li2,522 Gnswold, 49,
$50
PAler Jones, for twenty eight year,
Clefk IL The Anlor House, New York,
died IN that city las, week He vac
native Of PaWlci, VI. where his remains
were taken on Saturday Tor intermsnt
lis funeral Was largely attended by
hahlues and patrons Of the Aston
among whom Nere ThuTlow Weed. just
returned from Earope, Mayor Hoffman
A. 7 Stewart. and large delegation
u the New York city press, merchants
and others
Grant will bs President elect when
the electoral votes are cast, and not
President Ia fact II Is not impera.
tive that be should resign his commits
s,on a. General Of the armies Of the
United States immediately The law
creating the grade Of General does not
contemplate succession. When Gen
cral 6ni resigns, the Office will ex-
pre- wjth lie acceptance Of his resig-
nation Tie highest rank in the army
w.i. fhen b, that OF Lieut. nant General,
Sc wa Grade General Sherman has
Aa Hts vii to within the discre-
G0n 0l Congress 20 determine wlsthcr
lie saall be promoted 70 the SAL higher
pltlr Htlils q. require d SPECIAL iaW
na aaz q Grants e. do so IN
rro.al bal. PhB sher,
bmpt aaat 6H-
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Inc increase ~ 90 m IA Eng
land IL Asioura ading to the
latest statistic mbor al The
present TIME ausuuAt Ia 100000 The
largest increase Of raupers has been re-
coived from The manufacturing districts
IL 1866 they amounted IN England and
Wales, alone, to lal 600 according 70
the last police returns; this includes
prostitutes, habitunl Migrants and per
SONS suspected. This fearful state of
crime appears 10 be continually on the
increase Lack Of honorable employ
ment is one cause Of the suffering in
England Every branch OF mechani-
cal industry is overlooked with labor
ers. and thousands arc compelled to
be beggars for the want Of occupation.
There will be more than twenty con
tested election cases in the next House
Of Representatives. and including those
from the South possibly double that
number. Some Of them will prove diff
hoult and laborioas cases Mr. Julian
of Indiana win have some trouble 20
defend bis seat against democrat -
In tbs case Of John Covode Of Penn
sylsania, Gov Gcary declines TO give
certificate 10 the democrat, who
claims : majority OF 81. and this win
compel the House 70 decide who has
prima iaeie title TO the scat Covode
is certain OF Il, II the facts are all as al
legged A proposition will be made 10
strike of The names 81 the Louisiana
members. nnd 4 Is possible that Clerk
MePherson win not put them on the
Official record.
According 10 the report Of the Adiu-
taat General, prepared for December,
the regular army a. the United States
" aS.74l men. whites and blacks. ex-
elusive u 4.940 in the engineer oorps
aad other specialities The armies Of
Karope according 70 Che estimates o.
French collector 81 statistics ara com
fs,sed Of Z. 252. 52s soldiers in active SER
ard gu s2s drilled reserves. They
lisirYhated arnong the several ma.
- feliovr North Germany AL,
~ sc,ivc soldiers. 29s.ii3 reserves,
60 reserves u the second class
Ha sac 600, n whom $4,000 are
ueanans enc has no reserves -
.assis. SEQ coo drilled soldiers, no re-