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, 1870-11-06


Tho Hon. J, i. 11sn'ls, State Senator OF Ala
ba:a Iso1n th. It-casur District aittred In Wash
lns fon Oil 1It stay last At 6aT5 the ehttfe Re
putl9an ticket II Alabama vii! be e!ected o5 a.
least ln,aUe najorityt7l; thst Nhtnr Norris. the
Republican csEtt,tiate for Congress in the Third
District. whose clecftca has been heretofore
couslaeteA doubtful, IS cow almost cer-
tain Of tncceAs: that fhe oair DE-
trlrtssn the s.Ate wn.cn the:lenaocrars claim aie
tue ti.h ann s4xs. hut hopes Age entertatnet lor
~. Nns1eF>s'u, the Reruus1cAn candd3.r IN sEe
Sixth District ;tnat the K~puht!can msj,rtry in
the II tttstatuTt viii te II eass twenty on jnint
ballot y alcn lnsutts the election OF Republican
-S=Lztu: IN senator Warmers place; and that
II uiau,n TuIut-. the coaorttl nominee In the Mo-
li!t District, III h+ elt cte1 by ovsr 1,0 major
It's. putx ishsiaIutrx the detection Of certain Re-
puo'fcauz. EEn OPPOSE reero candidates. James
r. Napter also colustd- the Eeuacilcan Candidate
for Secretary Of State. and tha Hon Jusnua
NorEe, Lomiree for reelection as Attorney tisa-
err!. a1e 1nakr1x a vigorous canvass, ami Will.
tlnubt+fs, Eus4 auea! III tne.r ticket The Hon.
Arthur Bingham. ranutdate Tor reflection a.
state Treasurer IL TeceiSlLg TIC support oE tldu.
tp;,si DrE,ueraf. tn consequence Ut hts tones1
atIrnts ,stsat,Gn RI the State finances.
, 1870-11-06
OHIO.


CISc1SSAr1, Nov. s.-Thc twCuly-secon,l annt-
ve sasy VI the Young Mems cass'ia:' Ass*i,n"n
Was ntlu Tonight, at l1ke's Mnsl.: Hall Over
a,0n persons we:e present; The pateoe'se amt
fusty ministers anu prominent lsJmua occupied
the stage. The nusic was led hy
thr Newport barracks Band tina. rolun-
ierred its services ior the occasion. The
report OF the Corresponding sectetars represents
ttt. various departments Ut the association az IN
eold wo.klns otdrr. An elaqueat a,i.1.css WAS
then made BY htsnep Be.'cll. Also hr Rev.
t.tcsunE AID noted IN the history Of the so:tety-
The Siatc Convention OF the Young MenB
Chr:stian Association cunyrnes so-moEr.'w ulorn-
i1E. IL thts cits, ID lhe Siuth S;:ce1 baptist
Church Dt1s satts have bcea arr1:ux to-day 4
gtund break flsr will ht given tae delegates To-
p.urIow At hoon III Mcloueoa Hall.
John Netan. IT., Republican,, waS elected n3
Councilman IN the Eleventh ward ts-.sy, At
srcrhl I'll ctnn. b. detitest majority Over both
the ether tAEd.'ate3- .'- ..
Considerable ..i.sa' sfecF!oa IS Eans~s:lug IT.
self conce-nrg tEe nwA,!s tna,ie bs tile rseLtual
| Clnmiftte ii tlc Industrial Exposition. meet
iLc OF shnc Exhibitors. to-n'ELt. advpi:d rtso-
:u1lon c+rsnr!Hg snt@ contn,ttet., and xsktc4 tae
10 Tystiltl tHcil actipn.
, 1870-11-06

ALI the calculations as to the political
complexion of the next Legislature come
to ono conclusion, viz, that whichever
party carries this county wi! control the
Legislature, and elect tho United States
Senator. 1t will also devolve upon the
forthcoming General Assembly to appor-
lion the State into Senate Districts, for ten
wears. If the Democrats get the control
Of it. they may mako set Of districts that
will secure their ascendancy in the
Legislature for ten ycnrs, notwithstanding
| they may lie in the minority on the popular
vote 10000.
| If Congress this winter fixes the ratio Of
representation, which it is very likely 10
do, the Legislature this wintor will appor-
tion the State into Congressional Districts,
to last until 1852.
To lose the Legislature will therefore
rive tie Domoerats United States Sena'
tor in Republican State, and the control
| Of the Legislature and Congressional up
/ pojntments to carve out such dlstIlcts
as will suit their partisan ends.
It has been the apprehension Of this re
suit that has CAUSED TIE Tribune to usg'
aud entsent tie Executive Committee t.
remove several bad nominees for tn
Lower House, and replace them witt
strong aud pcl'ulAt nlon, and thereby plac
the election of tho whole delegation beyon
) io,,l,t or danger. But THIS they have II
fused to do, mad the ticket is HOW in per
) in consequence, Int we trnst most of
!. may lie pulled through, and the Legisl;stu'
i | saved ...
, 1870-11-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. s.-The market fur the French
loan Is nGci0a.lug, but inherently Snod- 4 de-
p4tca JUS. i.cetvt i ANNOUNCES the sse:ish of the
SULTAN Of Zal.nbar. The weather tho lsast Two
nights n:s been unusually cold. Ice formed tal-
nl.r III ihr open Hit. 1t Is now nsslesatlng'
Ito the Associated ffc.-.1
IoSpos Suy, h-TLeic Is INCREASING bitter
ut ii h.,e ut tic Sights of H!smaik. Us shown III
his Il. M lunt tusee to the Englishs as contsasiet
with his G. u1tesy to AmcE,cuns and Iiastnns.
The failure Of \. :. Low1i- 70 cloth mafN-
fac3ssrcrs ut Il aeftIa, IS uuh- untsi. The Erin
tlsd !a5ec Au.erlctn Il ccnne.. .t1ot's.
Thc EurcatlcLn! Convention at Huntington,
sts,. rttay. nss largely attended. Resolutions
we've Ut s=.h tt,lnaLai-g 1.nE.ous tessca1ng In
sIiGois. ..
toIg, Ss.y, h-The Council I this city pass
IIutoas IL faylg Ct tic TtIt a6e Ut I'LL ltlsca
rttsaleEs. Ali aguinst ttatan occupation oa
itui,lan t'rsito J.
, 1870-11-06

Tie attacks Of the Times on Nr. A. L. Nor
r;uou. candidate for the Legislature from the
Wea, Side, are without haais or justification.
The charge that he once Joined the Severn
tenth Wisconsin Volunteers aud deserted.
:.1s not the slightest basis Of truth for lis
support, He never Joined the Seventeenth,
.r any other Wiseonsiu regiment, aud never
Il selted any regiment. The Times has been
imposed Gu and. being deceived into making
the falsp chat &c, has not the fairness to correct
it when tie proof Of its faisity il submitted.
Mr. Morrison il . man Of good character, OF
fait talents, indomisable energy, and strictly
houest. As = member Of the Board Of Super
visors be has nada an excellent and satisfae.
tory record. He il an ardant Irish Rspubfi-
can and that il his rcal offence in the eyes oi
.be Times, and thoeo whom it permits to elau'
der antl tra1uce him in iss columns. He il en-
titled to tho confidence and support Of crer,
Republican ol tho Vest Side District.
, 1870-11-06
Mr.. c, B. Farweil said, at th

Nr. c. B. Farwcil said, at the meeting
m Friday night. that he expected to be
elected l,y 1000 lnajority. MI tarwea
wss equally positive. last tall. that Inc
ticket which he supported would be elect
I'd by ,oan majority 1t was defeated W
II. 900 majority, making difference o.
1k.0o0 votes from Mr.. Farwelfs ca'cu!a
lions in total poll Of a7,o''0. And ye
| Nr. Farwell's friends c!nim thst Re IS
>brewa and ssgacions politician. The.
mike no other claim for him.
, 1870-11-06

whflo their opponents, with few exceptions,
arc 'ht hardest lot OF rcallawags that ever
wore beforo nominated by any party In this
city. No respectable Democrat will deny this
statement. Indeed, there il not m honest
aud decen! Democrat in the city but IL mo.ti.
fed and dssHutted with the Caucus nominees
Of his party for Aldermen and Superr,s-
OTIS. There is hardly man among
them whom citizen would en1sust with An
agency involving bundled dollars, and yst
tAcea uuuitigsted bummers AID ignorant
toors seek to have the leyying. lingering. and
disbursirg Of no. lees than eight millions OF
city and county taxes during tho ensuing sear.
We adviee The vnters, irrespective OF party, te
t "sc1atcl." the bummers and ecaliawzgu whe
are seekit 6 TO get into the Common Council
wherever they fiud them. They are not n
| confined to the Democratic party By an,
1neaua-
, 1870-11-06
KANSAS CITY.

Of CnttlS-Ssd Accident
Political, Etc.
Special Despatch to The ChiesEu Tribune
KASsAs CITY, NO., SAS. 1.-THE Hannibal =
St. Joseph Rallroad shipped ERst ak CATS Of
rattle: the Missouri Pacific Railroad, eight do;
and the North Missouri eight do.
Tt0s. Seal, fireman on the North Missouri
KAN pail, was run tycth5 an Empty Me1.ht cut.
aDd hutli l,Es na~he.i 1t the Kites. No hopes of
9Ee urIEtc.acy had large torch.ltsht pro-
eess:on at.t: speaking f'y candidates.. The work
,:ixu "a Aeil large ana enthusiastic meeting To-
sight.
, 1870-11-06

Thomas Ia sppoanted to the COMMAND OF tne Nh-
tlouat Guard. .........-
SAfo1foS At klnA-
It's 70" stase1 thst E!oa uas not oeeu oes's1A-
TED ~ 'ne p1aee VI 1elasnee Io' HsPo'eon.
,.>.ao,, Nh, - .,,..si~i .,.zns,ch ,r,.n Yer.
1aes |,o-a-,.n am .r..ms tn ~. nsvtno a oounle
e'Hooe 80 an,a,a,tv osarrp1 ~ ct,I7.ps th,f
s..n.I.,t sams wm,lJ enn,en, To nj, ocace inyoly
49,. e....,nns AZ territory: but Thlers assured Bs-
~ ~ ,hs+ cr.rv member Of the government was
.a,v,tct., tnst the Couet,tu. ut Assembly woult
- ,ot. n+ace on the ta:t& ut The surrender Of the
rn1e p1oytuces. ana the p.yuenr Of indemnity.
and that shey Wou d not oppose -"eh settlement
Hereafter the government will take the strong
est measures against toters-
TIE PERSONS thus for arrested for cor,rlcttF IN
| thc disorders "a that day are ulatrty 1hose who
| hsye been the most violent agatnst Tfncnu~ On
tne day alter the riot, Thlets was lnsu1ted In the
street by mob. .-
| 1t Is fepotteL that Dtarqut, FIouEens antl most
Of ihe,1 active assistants. were subsequently ar
| rested and Imprisoned u the cellar OF sae aotes
| dc Vile. TIE people were demanding tost they
be shot t1ailora. II Is further leporIe taa they
will be tiled By Law ii. eclIy after the election.
l. ketatry has Just arrived here 1rom Brittany,
He gives most encouraging account Of affairs
there.
INCREASING T4LoR-
LoNpoS, Nov. 5.-ln THE varioua engagements
frpu the s0fh of Octooer to the PRESENT. TINE the
Frerch trpors nave displayed increa .ng yainr and
reed dls&tt!iue. The pfus.&an LOSES fr0m thai
dale smoutt to e,sl9 men kiled, wounded and
p1isolers,
NAz.lSL
| ycnr rnrrasnon.tenf writing from Carl
i Laloi,s hesoquasters at Dale, the 3Otf
! say,. :. On my Tay hIther saw MazzlRl at Lag
hnrn- lie was as resol,,te u ever; but has 9.ow1
| va.v xh1te and won. He cou,.; not bear to speal
| Of Rome. He sald, \ am proud tnat ltaltans OF
so.thfI, ao,r,ra. anr, Hxea tor republican pttnci
.,as N F,ance fou.i they haze though
thav m,,ht hav. saved I.als
as, ,s,-ad Eranc.. mare eficientlr. IN It1ija4 Ke
n4,,I,, ~. ncss,n]. THREE months NO. G Gar1
.,t, rtt haze ,,one IL vita me- # av hatl 4lase
~ w,,n,,u, nr u he .ti, nor caoose to work vat
ma when i vas In p,1so,, Should the w.t las
shon,t rr,nrp triuuph. Gsrtra1aI will be rr1uea
: ,.r.S,n
c1sxBARp.
, 1 va. .onn. III. Cbarnbar,i IN r,
: 49,. ,-r,ra, IN Erance intoca,te. ana
po4ts ~ ~. - nho.,sh ,-,rtier
~" Tor,ru1.G RurrorrAts,
1 1olcotso
p LONDON, Nos. a.'-tAe : a4is wv m ~ -
4 The alst conea'ns Aue ss. 49,, .
the gtSeflmeot nave JUS. .sa'o1 s,a-,sa, n..s,'
OH sae sasleuusA -, w. ,o .v--sn,,er .f,
i snu army "eit 'p. .,.,- y. ,.-c,,
0 heroic euo1ts' WEIGH "e'e w.. ,.,.,1. ~ -
: ana WALL u 31n'o"n ~I,.s,, ,a =,
! ieclesi' pat nek eoa' aSe - 49, ~, =,
, soin'e's auo c1'zens "ao a's tes4sS ~ 49, :,
70 Ral}aatl5' fai's WIN Prov "oatn s,,s :,
0 vi" pe tae"e'aHeo =, 'AN
, 1870-11-06

Thanksgiving s'roc1n n1nsIolt.

FThMnR%ElfsHE s.focANHdI*soHs
SteriA! perprtcll TO The Ch!cast rF1huue.
SrRs.GrIELp, Sty. o---t;oyefnoT Palmer to-day
Issued the :cl!uwirg Thanksgiving Proclamation
STATE or ILLlSols, ExECrr1yE uErAR1ME-T.--
}u accoruance with ihe piRcrce Of my prectcca-
sers, lu he1cby 1ecuu1mt na to all the ienrlc Vi
the STATE Ct l:nnOts to utSUit Thursday the
iwens5-iousth ua. UI Su1r. ,0ne IlouoaA.t eight
h,1,n,tsi mil styt n u IN s'ica aCts wilt luaLs-
frst thrt7 gratitude t; tut supreme BeiHE for all
tl.- Lr :1tes tt the ytl1. ku. when thuu llake5t
Il Ira.t .:3u tsr pocr, The EAuts,, the iltlr, tie
bJittl att tit u slas u: hltssttl. -.-.., ..-.
In ie.ti1l nts wLt1eof, Lasr fcrcunfc set ~ J
haaa uutt c;lls.u Il the gTIl- seal Ct the sf1ls to
In: lsfla.is.
Die II; liz city II S2:tIe ene1i- this fifth dar OF
;Nrrc1zhcr, Il: the ysar of uut i!ola ctEn cen
hEsl,.Eta E:tt svycatE. -
H. - 1utIF il. fALN.A-
By tEr t.httFpnE: ......-
Iiw .hD ECMYsL. Srcyttary Of STATE.
, 1870-11-06
THE WEST.
Il Barring Exprc.> Robbery on the
Central i'Rctftc tlaalxon,t-stt,Uth
la C0tx1 CaAp1urcd

Il Barring Exprc>> Robbery on the
Central i'actftc ,UOO
la Cotn Captured. 7.-
RENO, Nos. e.-The cAntr.! pac.1c passenr,.r
uain bound east and due here at l. m. ARRIVAL
at fescl. kDal Station elryen mi,es wet al "a.
no, on time. Just 1s the tam wa; starring frnY1
ttat station, three naskei men hnarlIe,i
The express car. 2n.l i've more ,u,mp,aistetr
came 10 the!r atsa from The rear cars ms. - Nv
esitent1y cA1Ae from the West on lie sraln. S,x
sloppttl n The express car. whtch thrS sl~.arn.f
from The mat1 tsps cutting the kt7na, rooe- et,:.
engineers nea.i. and c0n,naan led him 10 noye
on, hch he dill. Two bfalenen enle.sureH =.
kctp the Msskcu men on thr exo-ess
car, but pistols place.: at their hsa.,s
compelled their .ctreJI The confsucto. r71s1es
forward, but pistols stopped htl- s,nl,,ly d
ratchet, he came forward again. in r!u.r 10 4ee
the engine and express car senaraEel from tn.
train and dying down the Track. The fot1+r4
lht Placed the fireman. the express and mai!
meSsergers Ia the mail room, and locked them u2
when p.thn six nils Of Icls cisT. they sinFpets
tllttr tram. broke open the express boxes, aud
robbed thin oi fortr-one thousand six hta1sed
dollars In gold coin.
ana ens efeapea sg1 to The mounta,ss. Is 4 e aoaS;e
bartel shotgun anh pick were lesA !y the rhhbtrs
| At the quarry Wht1e they opened the boxes. 4!
| OF the Western Union wires, However. we're te
| paired By daylight. aiu business Is lot inter
/ Iupted. Parties arc se1rchlaE the mountains
aud Will probably be able to throw ns3rc light .,
| this buld IobtseEy during tue dag. TIE sai!tv Il
| wires aic SILL down.
, 1870-11-06
Political Prospects,

Epccial E-spssch II Thc GaseA4o TIr:'aar-
nE1Eosr, Nor az hnr ft+enhcaa ratT was
reid I. IT t.-nighr, At Yourg Nets Hail, anl wAa
a41l1cz4cd t.! l1an- William Williams, cf l1taiana-
Hen. H. ury WalLlcn and captain nusruws-
The prusrect5 1t the SiBio alc hue. aud all tue
Cough ltasto4l Distsc Il are rlte eAcep1 tn.. Skill.
tu y Ich The eA.AnL u. Ite ue:tc1i;u tr-:n Mr.
DfIgXs a1t1ltut 10 estl!Cast Stt:& III, III. nts
ea: gutre. IL this cot1ns.. tItueT1n str"aclJ
Det;.s csatac. the Is.iht'lcAbs ARE f.et.nx very
HurA fuL
, 1870-11-06
1f .l,+. Denub}icaus of Illinois shall 10

If the Republicans Of Illinois shall lose
4 United States Senator this year the
cl:oue- who forced the odions harnacle
Head Centre o1 the Republican ticket, fol
coneress. anil those stupid newspaper:
which supported him. willbe held respon
s;ble for the loss. They have been dus.
warned Of their folly but ''E1le OF ruin,
| * their motto
, 1870-11-06

We trust our bailot-studers ana tnose
xho bnre been invited here from othet
quarters to figure at the election mex.
!! Tuesday, will bear in mlho .ns
the mt Of Congress for repressine
fraudulent voting and 1raudulen'
registration, applies as fully to Caiea8o u
, 1870-11-06

EAITEUAf MY. 5.
TIE following table shows the htsEnts Of tao
| at. meter aud ther1nomestr a tne noaesaen-
n. fp. and ii n n also, rue amount cf Easutnl.
,>ncw and hail beIng reduced to rasnl fur ~ =
t.tcu by Ihc ct1cers detailed ftom sne ta!1e,i
States stsnai corra, 10 report for the benefit Of
commerce.
, 1870-11-06

Special Dr.patch 10 The Gn!eaxo T,tauru.
O1rAwA, Ill, Scy. "a tEo;siag race, held iele
to-day, between ionr Teli-kuoma thIee-u.lnu.c
hosses-Aner1can Boy, La,ly uuusas, B54cS
UouElaa. Jt-, and Cnamrtnn-vas won hy C5au1-
pion, Lat'y lluug1a. st<ou'l- Time. s:n1-
u. a. Htwelf, Jr-, has hr,nas:t sntt a-1nst
fyD,tGe Insurance. I'll Els celebrated Mar&c:1tes
wallpaper works.
Tht: Circuit Iourt II now In ssash>n. al will he
ptu cStt,,t~! pux3-ss next week. The t.uckt: Il
irgc urt contains some important ra!l.oasi ssi.ts.
, 1870-11-06
RELIGIOUS.
General council OF tflc Lutheran
Church, Of North Au1crlcAs

=
Church OF North Auicrtcas
LANCASTER, w., Nov. a,-The General coun1il
st,trl,}etl Et1e On Thursday, and will remain iu
resstan lot ohe week. a la:gc nums'e1 Of s!uods
IRON Scw Ytrs, FenIs,isania, oaio. Indiana,
;cxos. and Cn1a,ia, arc 1epIrs*utrd. Rty. Or.
Krvtei, II Stw Yo1k, fIcst:c: !: Of the council! 81
is4t year, opened the convention accom-
tnr 10 tue forms prescrfbctf. Rev. T.
l.. K,auth, D. n, uf l'hl: atle!nt1s, wss
s!etttd Pfestde,t: Rev. $. Latft', and
lirS. Il. n. suuck=, oi isea,lings EnS:isa Secze-
taI;es: Rev. 4. Sracth. uf ph.sae'ph1s, and Hcy.
q. l. Nerscl!, oi Pittsburgh, GcEman: Rer: E.
ts,ikon, II Cntcato, S" "eulsh; and Rev. j. hi'-
sitssa,i, Of a!ilaaukee, norwegian SecrstAsy.
s l;,o.s FRY, Vi rhi.adclphis, Was elected Tteas.
which will claim The attention Of the Gcaera
t.pEhct4 At 2htH atSst1n.
, 1870-11-06
STAIN.

LoNU3S, Nor. 5.--The itllo1laR sunday O.
t,e4ts ia tie Spanish Cultes was rccelvest froai
Madtns, uE.ser date ii 1hutauhF: Oa That day
p,,m ,ua.,c = IL. 2 spa cch on The subject Of tue
new yup.;l.iatufs fCr the throne, He tamented
the ttriitie cbLseQurncta OF The uohe 'znlleFn
ca,ui.:acs, but e1ouerasel spain from all blame
in The matter, TIC time har now arrived fn1 the
wt:btrs~s 81 Of the ptcy.Hclal government. He
t,settet. The lsme Vi tie Duke Of Aos ,, u,a'
supported him In few remarks, concluding h5
uty,ts tie najoi1t5 to vnsc for HIN. Senof
I aste.ar, kinder Ut tie Republicans, protested
arai. II tie cau'1I,atute. and Immediately moved
vote u! csnsuit tecause the caiiidae haal t'ec1a
cLuscu wtttont the kLowIestge OF the costes; but
after consultation with the army, he censuted The
Ita],au t;.ytrnmen. for taklLg- ntrantaRc OF the
ftcAcn 11onbics IL order 10 u'se Tie sa2tdAtntt
nf th,. Duke of A0-t4- lie believed Aosts, Eeme!n
b, r,ug The history Of Ma4sEusllan, Wpalt stil de
eltGe tie crtwn It Spain. rftm Sepilea that ,aert
Y,s ao sin.i.al,tS In The cas- ; u Mexico a1'
S,.ain. Casle.lar II pie.f that 1ae oEy difference
was, III Mexico tic republic existed de ;'rt an1 II
spain existed 4. .faet"-
, 1870-11-06
CUBA.


4IAvASA, Nnr. 3.--T&o steamers from Sphiu.
With lao soldiers, Lave arrived General Dc
r. tias tcusins Captain General Of the la1a.".
The II ro:t OF hts derarruse IS Nnfouu'ietl
In the Suelta Abnio, heavJ wiGds caused Hcch
damage. .......,-....-
General euro, commanding tic Contra! Depart
ment, goes to Sralu, and cti.f OF Delsodas stan
will assume tia. command. G55enchc relieves
,y.rp in the couuand OF Sant!a 20 de Cuba.
The Insuy9ent ieadrn. Cusrto snta Ro'lrtquez
Trs. were Killed as Ciena.a de ZaFatc. Ramon.
az ey ARMS au., Jose No'tat wtsc captured al
| INN nEares. .......
The counter guer1tnas, operating IN tht
/ M mIuc1&lrs have captured anu Killed tue caffaE
| t;ets1el Fcruu. an Important parsonage Of M
:. tc:..oe. and nf;etn others 1t ID reported tha
| the C,,:an tseEeraI Ptar1o aad others a!lemp:e'
u leave the county. They had already en-
ra.A.d when they were prevented 1ror depuan
| ~ ttels own pzrtlxans.
, 1870-11-06

PorGnKEEFsiE, Nov. 3.-To-tsa; Judge Barnard
set aside Judge lu1r4ham'3 order stl!u2 the prs
cesdtnE! In r4e Eate OF the rolling stuGk OF the
ID Kehwurshy ptuceeietl TO Olive D1aach Junr-
Ilnn aui cpun14encGf his wpfk hy settling thru TO-
ceno1ite6 tor {e4,H0. The sale will be couriudstt
faI.4t ..tfaS-
, 1870-11-06
THE TRIBUNE AND THE GERMANS.

n.wsnaper printed in the German Ian
-,,ar- in this city, in recent article upon
-,,v p,litics, asserted that, l.oug John |
h .,s th;. Germans, and TUE TE1BrsE hates |
,,.-n, ,r,re-" What the particular OBJECT +!
>,,,clt br this fabrication is, VIC do not
,,+tr,:d 10 understand. Any German wto
read, The TR4nuSE knows the statement
t., IL. untrue, SO far rs We are concerned,
AID ii will lie impossible for any person to
establish, fro,n his speeches or his acts thst
Mr.. Wentworth has any hostility ngaanst
acs nationality. There is, and has always
t,ren, bitter controversy between Went
"nt:h AID the men who were plundering
~. pu,,lic for their personal gain; and if
any If these happened to be Germans, and
followed The business Of bargaining the
,..,,,.s of the whole German population to
~. ring which has controlled, governed,
ard .'uudered this city and county for
y..1-, they werc. Of course, 1nciuued-
.r.cse men. who have constituted them
,el,es the rrop.ietoss Of the votes ot fhe
t;e,1uaus Of Chicago, have always found
IL. STRAIT Zenang their prompt and ready
,...,,. in carving nut the bargain. Neces-
,u1,,y. Long John, in running counter to
.s,e .,.tc,u.s of nll these men. has t,een op-
po-,,s IL. ard opposed sy, the few ter
mans wEo have had their share of the
.,.,ils. But there il no speech, or action
.'tt;s u;llic life, which shows any hostili-
II to t;rr,nans. OF to any portion o1 tne
,,.,,,,. l,ecause of their nationality. Iii!
,,o,. ,.c2,d shows that he has received tn
, 1870-11-06
snuTu cHrcAEO SUPEHYIEOR,

Shortly after the appointment OF ucn-
eral J. D. Webster as United States As
.essor for this district. IN the spnng ot
lssi9, he Noticed taa' NO .a1 seeh.a IL, ~ ~
bave been l'aa" 'ol eono -.
Young thca n'an"shg ~ "ao"aA aa ..'e.s ...a
stage inc. An Assis9.ne - 49, 49,
sent 10 hf. ioune ~ .n!u'ao @
cause. otf' aoune s'asea t,1a' ue Ia" ~.
in May aoo"' oo ~ JUN L. =. e1,e4,' W. W.
had been aa ASs1s'1.n. asse's7o1, ous WV
WINS removed soon attef neoet~ "eoss'.
became assessor. alt' -oons sa'a s.s'
terEef nau oo.a'neo Aue "ouss Au,4 u's4'
representing that ne was stu IN .ne eo':
crnnept service. Attof 9enesa Meps'1f
wss informed OF tals, Ne Sd" Setf'4''
who protested great penaicneet ana p'"a'
isetl to restore tho money to Young. VINO
Of course, had to pay over the amount due
the government The government OF
tici4ls did not prosecute because the.
knew that, IT suit we're brought, Younf
would never get back his money; becaus.
they wcro imp1ored By Ferren's family
and because they were informed by Law
yets, who were consulted, that it was n
more their duty to prosecute than that 0
any private citizen. Soon after, fefrel
! who has. an GET. refnndcd nothing. lei
Tho c;tv- short time ago. how
ou.x ha ratnrnad and has 1,een Mace
tba namocratjc. t;cket fe
c.....;eor or so,+,, c,,;c,oo IN vadne
, 1870-11-06
Fire

rn,pr,rH,4, Sov. .Tae cen1ns1en :1nns NIL q.
charge building sssona ta epSse pS, rssat eoadss1a.
wn.ee a 1csr ~ Ia. tsd narrow escape ron aS =
en saeioa tn,s III h1ild!nE teek nTe ,he ~
poi stoIe xso lsta G besot ea Ie.cs!as ia
nsue3 we're extuRusaea pe1o'1
! ttpper stpfte4.