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New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
WEATHER AND HARvEsT-POLITICAL CANVASS
MOTLEY
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. II, 1870
The weather throughout England is fine and
favorable TO the harvesting OF crops
Sir Robert Collier. candidate for tho House OF Com
mons, addressed crowded meeting at Plymouth last
night on the subject Of the Francoprussian war
The London Post this morning has a laudatory-even
aiectonae-arcle on Motley and America.
DISTURBANCES AT ORANGE CELEBRATIONS.
The Orange celebration at Londonderry yes
torday was attended with much violence. There
number OF desperate ARRAYS. which assumed such pro-
portions at time that the Riot act read. Forty
persons more or injured. At EnniskIon good
order maintained only by the presence Of strong
bodies OF police and soldiers.
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LAB0R MOVEMENTS.
rhETiRs N sAs FRANCISCO -sUsnNDM'

THB PRINTERS IN SAE FRANCISCO -sURRgNDgi'
or TIP STRIKERS.
san FRkNCIsCO, Aug. i2-Thc printers strike
hrs ended IN disastrous trirsi of TIE stkor,. Ths
Typographical Cnen, to-day, shoDed 90 c'nts pei iDop
en-. 1.-THE rate prevailing before The strke TOR conDos
ton on worcin the dayme ara g. cents rer 1905 9r
composition morning newspapers. 1Acy t'D - amen
ded thcir niles aS % permit mcfDeS OI tn, oii'I ,o
dispatch says this rcault rs the more tnPhdu' ~ 'f
the printers combination was 80 iDtbutO.e q 70 80.
III the state with the cEceptlonDf Ihs DHhJ bb ~, pm
me Duly CaH Tho pfopuetOh oi - y lHV l, ~" 20
promptly denounced The strike uuca~ti fif.. - 81
rs'rDts gave notice tilat they Ng0ut dys t'S INV n.y.,
4, thcr places ON auy terms tc rc~alt ls % abpYH
STATED the new action Of she TypgS pttti sniCI -
lns hden Adoptsa as he alseTi1;ye-oi dciso1nc "''
tiOn % TIE Organization
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congregation at the First Reformed Presbyterian Churs
I'd West Twenty ty-eighth-st The text was H. These
ionians H., The speaker denounced the Pope AZ snt
1st IN tne most unuleasured terms and Thought tae
ROWAN Catholics should not BE- allowed the privileges u
nnmcfcan citilenship He considered the Church o.
ne 50 Wcked as To be past praying for, and boieved
ennt open biDles ana Christian Republics would soon
cgnpass is destruction The declaration Of the infant
ing rsuit 10 Heaven and nc conetnde s fscoirse by
hariin back the pope's snsthems ana prot,hesyfng
herents.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
The Archbishop Of Buenos Ayres died in
Rome Friday
.... Holland has sent 1900 volunteers to Rome
10 serve IN the Papal army.
THE United States steamer Juniata is
soon expo Cted at Flushing
.... Cholera has broker ont in the towns on the
shore o the Black Sea- Vessels thence are quarantned
at Liverpool.
IA dispatch from ConstantinOplc says a
number Of French citizens have left there for home to
take service in the French army
The action of England IN securing the neu-
trlIity Of BclgiWm from violation has aroused the
srongest feelings of gratitude in the Belgian people
Immense crowds gathered in front Of the British En-
bassv and chccrcd for The Queen and Government OF
EmgLnIlh.
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TIE NEUTRAL POWERS.

SWEDEN ISSUING A NEW LoAN-sHE WILL PRE-
SERVE HER NEUTRALITY.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUYBI
LONDON, Aug IA, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE writes
from Stockholm on Monday (sth): "The official
Government organ denies the report in a leading
journal that a large camp of observation is to be
formed in Schonen. Swedish neutrality is neverthe
less TO be effectively maintained. Treasury bonds
are to be issued for forty million dollars. The
Swedish press disagree as to whether the neutrality
should be armed"
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BOOTHS THEATER.

our readers are aWare that the new season
begins AZ Booths Theater tonight, when Mr. Jefferson
il ,c,ppeor as RiO Van Wikie crowded house may,
-, ourse be anticipated The attraction that is offered
j. extraordinarily strong. This viii be Mr Jefferson )
I'll, ri.it to Scv-York since 1906 He came In the
F, o that year. aud again IN 1861 and last year az S
time he playcda very prosperous engagement "' noo' D
III pr.ent return Will doubtless be eagerly welcomed
for thc earnest and profound admiration WIZ Whe he
has ipsured the public mind Partakes very largely OF the
continent of affecionate friendship Booths Iheater
NODDED no IT, fitting. Some Improvements, we DeheNe
hon made in the stage hut otherwise the house
,f urt lauged-ln clc CANT. clean cosey ana eooi
,,,ter We append list of the company, with Whlch
t now ..asou onens: Miss Blanche De Bar, Miss Bella
p,tcpan Miss Mary Wells, Mrs. l.. T. seymour MISS
NJ. younq Miss /. Vultee, Miss y, Livingston MIs NJ
nc,ir Mis- r. Howard Mis-, Fox, Miss j. Ross, Miss NJ
e,tb Nls, l. panallson Miss Cave, Mrs Nay lOr, MIS-
E,ro.,. Mr. Flohr. Mrs. deuel. Mr.. ID. W. waller
t.tage.m,uaxerl. MI W J.. sheridan Mr.. ID. {. Ander'
.ou Mr. A. W. Fenno Mr.. Robert Patcman, Mr.. Neson
D.et.r Mr. J. Howson, Mr.. c. Rosene DIT. Augustus
.ptcr MI H. l.. simpson Mr.. IA. Hogan, W. Seynipur'
L pr,nuan Andrew Jacques, G. J. Dade, ana r. T. klch
,ra>op Mr. T. Mollehaucr win conduct the orchestra
r,,, ...uery "A heretofore. viii be paipted by MI
william ard assistants. MI j. W. dunno VIII n"'c
40 of The u,ocArerv Mr. j. z. deuel. of the proper
,ics and ar Joyee OF the wardrobe. The business or
carization Of tae theater rcinains uh9nangea r' o.
Macplcle continue lp office acting manager and Mr.
JOSEPH A. Booth 81 treasurer ihe 'no"'er - ope"e"
ttlc too early perhaps considering the intense peS
th,s soorching aud implaoahe summer; bns 'he hoav!
rains Which haze iaea Internationally Sn' fr'usS sven
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COLORADO.
GROWTH OF DEvyER-nAunoAn,

GROWTH or DENyER-RAupoADJ
DENVER, Aug. 12.-BuidiDg IL very active
here, and there is scarcity OF carpenters AMI bckay-
ers. IL Is thought that 100 persons OF sa OF thoss
trades could get immediate employment a. waaes ssbgh
~ g. per day. Never before much bldhg going
on There no vacant houses stones IN the city.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad will be coIppleted saf
opened to Denver In few days. The Denver, Central
City, and Georgetown Railroad IL a liked fact also =
tbe Denver and Boulder Railroad. The Denver aud
Golden Railroad viii be completed in mOrth Ths
viii make five railroads centering at this pace
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ARRIVAL OF THE president OF LIBERIA
Thn stnnm Shin pnln ura Irnm irnrnnnI

ie SltdluSuip tihfliJ iiOul LiFEli'Vt ~
Queenstown brought 20 this port among other pa,srn
gers President Roye OF the L,beran Republic 70 AFRICA.
and his Private secretary They applied for admission
at several weknown hotels. but not permitted -
enter on account of their color, conveyed m
coach 10 the Office of their agent, Wai.t who sue
ceeted in having them cared Tor 90 private uJl,'.
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THE DRAMA.
NInIn's GARDEN.

Under the same management as OF old-that
Of M'ssrs Jarrett d Pamer-Nihlos 'arooh "ii W
opened to night for the season OF lS'o H.
IN ,,. ,tottov - very strongly cast and offers Mt.
,a,,ce Rorrctt i'm star" part. The actor is known
hce though not SO well he deserves to be- Few play
o.. are a, talented None is more earnest We beSpe"k
for Mr. Barrett the attentive consideration OF the thei
,,l community suIloned is the east with which "Ihe
=, -. ,,,tto' will ba reformed:
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SPAIN

REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS AT THE CAPITAL.
MADRID, Saturday, Aug 10. 1870.
A Republican meeting was held here last
night, in which the speaker advanced the most liberal
views in regard the future government Of the country
The proceedings have caused little excitement and
demonstrations Of sympathy were made to-day The Re-
pubcans, however, discountenance tumutuous gather
ngs, and earnestly bent vndicatng their love of
order.
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Aromatic Schicdam -chnapps seem 20 he er

take tie pc o,be
liquor in especsl, Tor medicinal use.
This .utpfi,ng apart 's being tounf IN mos' ~
respectable lrt this city and country All IT, beng s1nsD
recommended by uhvci8n the mild AMI agreeable taste th
t cose with strong pungent ic seuslOn praoe
palate th aree0Gs Grcghrh is nov The gcl
comp If nearly s the medical acay 81 this countryrgli
itself suffice the deaei preference II pTrshei ~
meciue ts to tskei ami 20 beyerage IL 10 conier-
judges article ol tie Kind ever imported into
tli,c count
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TIE SITE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

H,yAvs Aag 1.-THE following the qeolie1 ~ msrch.n.
hs busars, yesterday Sur he-g i snail bas
rrs org bnt pres No. u Dutch S..uia 91g reals;
ported th week rom Havana ana Nnt' SNo bot.,
Sfgr stock remaining warehouses Havana sni hstint
25 boxes h Freyhis iti shippers rflse % char
foai on ~ rralsi 10 br A. reals Flour bgOT,
55a ID ~ Has sieais American o1ti 23 AlerltG
SugsrCurel ac Llrl active At 2ltc 10 kegs k 1s Lllr
for Whit Pine at 80 . A sri H demand ior Pith
Pine At S300 -3A Potatoes 10 demand % - si Tal1s
steady l2!c Box Shocks dnl Hoops S ' i1aS
sjg Wax steady Yellow y III y sri)oe White, #ls "a
Errl1u dali and QD.etlei
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FRENCH SYMPATHY IN IRELAND.

a NOR ATTEMPT TO BOAKD 4 FKUssIAN NfSSI-I1
NEAR DUBLS-A RIOT APPREHENDED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
LONDON Aug. H. 1870,
The special correspondent of TIRE TRIBUNE tele-
praphs from Dublin on Sunday (14th): "A mob GOO
strong headed by a band playing French airs, at
tackled Prussan vessel lying at Kingston on Fri
day evening They threw stones, but failed in an
attempt to board the vessel They left threatening
TO return the next night and cut the troats of the
bloody Prussiansi The police guard the vessel.
Bands parading the streets this evening with the
French flag we've stopped by the police. riot is
threatened
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Nhnt Did I-Lyoss KsTAtoN made my hair son latarnn'.
BALM changed that s5ow c9a
Thsis eIphaica the lggs
OF an who nse these articles. head o hair and refined coenon
possess Tie kah4Nn a0i
Magnolia Balm Just what Will give them 70 ronant nothing e,
will The toe bloom Of youth makes LAZY % thirty spDesr
bat twenty Both articles enre, harmless ani very pleasant
They sL0ulj be in LADY,. possession
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Aoordi, IN tbe above statement which will be quite
clear 10 our readers engaged financial affairs the Bank
possessed Oh the 2Sh nit the large sum OF s12sjd6 "a
in coin and bullion rcckOnng francs to the dOllaI6
while the notes issued amounted to $3O55772O or about
tbe circulation Of the National Banks OF this country
Tho deDosits in Paris and the provinces amounted to
46 a. which illustrates the widespread interests
affected by the course adopted In both private end com
mercia circles
The statement above quoted proves that the BANK Is III
a perfectIy solvent condition 1t is therefore, olly d
a war measure of the most urgent character 'n' 'o
present step can be accounted t0r the Dreo'o 'iIe
nntn oute recently not dcncd 10 take INTO con
dcration fine suggestions of some journals In favor o
suspension. ..,,... -, .,.s,s,s,ov
rbere baye however, been many indications that inc
pank was drifting toward suspension. Finding that
many were demanding coin for notes, the bhhh I'S
month took advantage Of silver being slla legai tei
90 t rid Of the enormous mass of silver CON tal ior
90 has incumbcrcd its vaults To applicants ioi eash
fr notes II gave half in gold ana hali III SILVER; 'n' "
,o, and gave.5 per cent in gold and 90 per cent III
surcr. and afterward 1t offered ohy part J"
suver and the rest in so franc ho''9'
No. rotbine of course TO prevent the % H"hc
. " Ioin@ at once presented for payment
-. q. ,t ase tle holders were reimbursed entlrely III
uvor Tho Rank thus did good stroke OF ouSneSS' '
,h ,,lic were ANNOYED at being obliged 10 RECEIVE '
heavy cumbersome, incOnvenieht ana aiiios, 'o "
dve.frane pieces Money changers oi "hoi" '"'lo -"
,oultitnde i'm Paris were on Their part Ho"''''
lighted with the resolution of the babk inos -. -
clancy nrcesD on the public who wanted GOA ior
or silver, ana received D 'oo P ~
more important dealings. -, ,,,,.-
Among the financial war measures oi the ii'"VH -,
,,.nt connected with this subject was the ioot7
extraordinary announcement puplsheu III 'no a
or,eI of the 27th ut We think right 10 can 70 NM
that according " article II of 'ue oSH'i'' ''" VA
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The mail steamer brings adyices from Rio
Janeiro to July 4 Two Brazilian Senators Dauaud and
Fustado dead The Ministry had presented to the
Chambers project for electoral reform preliminary
treaty Of peace with Paraguay had been signed.
Civil war continues In the Republic of La Plata. Lopez
Jordan continues his ravagcs In the State OF Ere RIOS
The Emperor ot Brain is Xpeced to leave Rio at an
early day on a visit to Lisbon.
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THE FINANCIAL EVENT OF THE WAR.

SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS BY THE BANK
OF FRANCE-ITS FINANCIAL CONDlTiON-IHE
PRECEDING FINANCIAL SITUATION.
The grave measure of suspcndng specie
payments adopted by the Bank OF France suggests III
qury into the affairs Of that concen It's return idue
N Q 2sth nit. rs fOllOMs:
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ing have greatly cooled the sir and the weather is far
moro pr0pitious than expected 1t woud be toward
tho opening Of the regular thsatricy season.
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MUSIC.

The one-hundredth concert of Mr. Theodore
Thomass Central Park Garden season will be the occa
sion tomorrow night of a sort of gala performance
whereat Mr. ThOnas himself will play violin solo, ana
many particularly good things will be placed on the pro
grAmme.
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Special Notisss.

Nn,h District Republican Asseciet'sppy sppyESIsS El Avs
Lebanon Halt 10 Abingdon square, THIS nsss,ssR Peat
Is atBp m. "h'- % -
A specially. Light I.eeomourss .,.,v,,,o,s
, a. .,.sa gr'3s shSr ecryes lt rails fcf con,rtsp
Aso ,or eos AND yls a n,ass sa aarn goa .lire.
''a ~'' f~ ~s''S''' sNITA tIxalAS, gassafs's r'-s.
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nnNLrsrTn NfAnKrT.

WLNSGroN, " C., Aug l3-Ilrpeatae-srhts stead a. 9i'
Grade - lON ~ > for Virgin R1lN'rg-i arner 81
: II S. Cotton, nothing doing. Tar nothing doing
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novel bv Mr.. Justin Mccarthy is tn htglaa
. =. , sl,temer number 0f fhe GGagH. W d. eh,i'isp
- Iady Judith; q story oi Two C'uilngn NJ AZ
scene Is laid Dyth u Lnfsnd Nd vac siIW9''''''~
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DIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, IBus sisnHag Not Paper
WA EysRDaLLS SONS FGLrOS-sr OLD DgrcH CHURCH
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What Mineral Waters do yOu Use s-Generf DEPOT of
Natural Waters only, % thanbefsst
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
CHANGES IN COMMANDERS.

PARIS, Saturday, Ang. l9, 1870
The Journal O6fciel publishes DEGREES naming
Marshal Bazaine Commander 1n- Chief VI the seeQld
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SOUTH AMERICA.
LISBON. Saturday, Aug. 13, 1870.

DEATH OF SENATORS. IN BRAZII.-PEACE WITH
PARAGUAY-TnE WAR IN La PLATA AND
ENTIRE RIQs
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A REDEMrroRIsT FATHER ON THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

The Rec. Father Sheran, i'll the Redemptorist
Church in Thompson-st preached to large congregation
last evening In the OF his sermon he asked Ia sub
stance Do parents fudl their duties by sending their
children 20 the goddess State schools those schools where
AN ausou 10 religion Is banned, where the teachers,
even Catholic cannot bless themselves or make the
sign o the cross without exposing Themselves to the loss
of their situatOns Do parents imagine that Onehalf
hour m the week at Sunday school IA enough 90 teach
their children religoni Do they prefer ther chlsren
to become polished animals instructed in all the proiane
cieuoes and subjects that calculated o make them
shine i'm the world rather than in TIE knowsdge that -
required 10 fit them for heaveni Those Who do so may
NJ Christians IN name, but not In reality. Tie reverence
Gentlemen spoke at considerable longth 20 the same ef
ieet Benedetion of the Enly Sacrament followed
the sermon and Immediately after the benedietioR
eoumoton was created IN the gallery by man haocing
az some soy, "Why don't you call ont my marriage as
others saw - What the = Is the matterf lie WAS inn
medatcy seized and handec over te police Ocec VINO
took him TO the Prince-st. Police station
REoPENING OF A SYNAGOGUE.
The Synagogue Shaareh Berochoh, IN sixth
st. near secondave., having undergone thorough reno
yation, was reopene2 on Saturday. The congregation
was organized B years GO The services performed
BY the Rev Rabbi Max ohn, assisted nv the rIesiaons
Mir Abraham Mensel, n9he usual officers inc eoiSix
CATION on accous Of the falling rain, was no, M a. IN 2e
those who attended, including chidrep loin " " the
sponges, addtyg to the solennlty apu in'o'' - =
| occasion.
PAPAL INFALLiBiLif'
The Rev. A. NJ. Milligan Oh rit'spm sss "a
preached as eyeaugOn Papal lnfaIbii'y 70 AesV"sss
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

Bingham, on Monday, and those gentle
men will find a few of the best men of
their party in congress to sustain them.
An act of bad fifth involves false
hood, deceit, and reputation of obi
cations undertaken to be performed.
The ruling party PROCESSES to be indig
nant at proposition to pay the nation
al debt according to its terms, and de-
nounces the proposal as one to repudi-
ate the debt.
Its moral IDEAS are extremely SEN
sitive on all questions relating to cap
italists, but it does not hesitate to break
faith with a state on matters of as great
Importance and interest as can possibly
affect a state government To say that
the denial of admission to Virginia is a
villainy, is to speak mildly of the char
acter of the act Times.
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Editorial IsrCYiiies.

There has been considerable talk
about Senator PRATr resigning. So it
far is all talk, and no resign.
BRINGHURsT& DAGuE have sold the
Logansport Journal to Hunt & Co.
We notice in many places accounts
of present alton OF silver ware gold canes,
and valuables of every name and kind,
to employers and "bosses," by employes
In many branches Of business, and es-
pecially on railroads, this presentation
business amounts to an insuHerable nui-
sance. Scarcely day passes but poor
laboring men, with families depending
on their daily earnings for support, are
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Railroad Meeting.

On the 18th day ofJanpary, 1870. pur-
suant to notice, the citizens of Marshall
and adjoining counties met and organ
lied a railroad company under the cor
porate name Of the Plymouth, Kanka-
koe and Pacific Railroad Company, with
the view of building road from Ply.
mouth to the cast line of Illinois at a
point near NTomence.
On motion the following directors
were unanimously elected: Charles Fl.
Reeve, John G. Cushman, j. b. n.
Klinger, Jno. s. Bender. of Marshall.
VIM. G. Boylcs, Lloyd Glazebrook, #
Stark; James McGrew, of Kankakec,
Illinois; Geo. W. Cass, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. 5t aar
On motion it was resolved that the
capital stock Of the company be two
millions Of dollars, divided into shares
of fifty dollars each. rt
After The organization the board of
directors met and appointed Jno. c.
Cushman temporary chairman. On mo
ton C. II. Reeve was chosen President
w. {. Boyles, Vice President, Jno. c.
Cushman, Treasurer; Jno 8. Bender,
Secretary. G. IL. Reeve and w. G..
Boyles having rendered their rcsigna-
tons, j. G. Cushman was, unanimously
chosen President, aud j b. n. Klinger
Wee President. VISITING 500 far
q The board having completed their or
ganization, discussed some matters of
Importance to the company, and adj
journed until the call of the president.
4 H 4a j. G. OUsuMAN, Pres.
j. s. BENDER, Sec.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

WE have not asked many favors OF
our subscribers, as they probably well
know, but we now request each OF
them to solicit some friend or ncighbor,
who is not now a subscriber, to take the
DEMOCRAT. In this way onr list of
subscribers may be largely increased;
and whatever a,incrcase of patronage we
receive will be expended i'll improve
mcnts on the paper, so that those who
solicit subscribers for us are really con-
fcrring positive benefit upon them
selves. Our terms are the same as
those of weekly papers generally
throughout the country-S2;00 per an
mum, in advance. This is a fraction
less than four cents per week; and there
are certainly very few who cannot spare
that amount for paper giving as much
reading matter as the DEMOCRAT does.
\ very important political campaign
opened last Saturday, and every man,
who expects to act and vote intelligent
ly, should take his county paper which
will keep him posted on local and gem
eral politics, as we'll as all other sub
jects on which information is desirable.
We therefore repeat our request that
our subscribers will use their influence
to extend the circulation Of tho DEMO
Graf, and promise them that all such
favors will be duly appreciated.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13

CONGRESS is once more in session.
and that is all that can be said the sub
ject. No action has been attem pied
except on the subject of reconstruction,
and it seems the desire of congress to
rc-rcconstruct. Virginia, Tennessee and
Georgia because they are democratic,
and TO admit Mississippi and Texas
because they are ''loil." AS they
desire to do 50 they undoubtedly will
accomplish their purpose. No action
has been taken on the financial question
or the tariff. None will be that will
relieve the people, as that would be
inconsistent with the entire policy of
the radical party. 8
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NEW YORK ALBION

90 CoRTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK.
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j. s, BENDER, Sec,


!, The question of the admission of
Virginia has been SO fully discussed by
the press of both parties, and the facts
in the case so fully presented, that com
ment upon it now can only be repro
duction of what has already been said
The ablest republican members in
the senate and house have denounced
the denial Of, admission to the state as
an "act of bad faith ".la 1t was thus
poken of by Senator Morton and Mr..