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The New York herald., 1870-10-30
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY (O.VEyTIsN.

Raddcation Meeting 10 be Held In Cooper
Institute.
The Republican County Convention met last evou.
Ing and organized at little after eight O'clock with
Mr. William Orton In the chair. After the rausac-
ton OF some routine business speeches were made
W Mr.. William A. Darling, Colonel a. j. u. Daganns
and Colonel Frank e. Howe.
previous resolution was called up to choose
committee OF ten In each Assembly district to con.
duct the campaign.
member OF the Convention suggested that somo
resolution should be sdoptei IN regard
to holding ratification meeting, wheveupoa
Mr.. CHARLES SPENCER arose and said -
In speaking OF ratification meeting would like -
say that our opponents have shown their meannoss
In securing tho Cooper Institute for every night dur
ing tho campaign. Fortunately, IN looking over the
list found one night on which the hall had beSa
engaged BY an Irish regiment. stated the case 70
some Of the members OF that regiment and they re-
signed to US the use OF the hall for that night "A
voice, "Three cheers for the Irish regiment" Loud
and continued cheers.) now announce that on
that might the unfiinching and eloquent republican
senator Roscoe C0nking Will speak to the people q
ts c w sae
night when clouds 0ershad0w the sky-Rev. Henry
Hyland Garnett
vOICE-What Irish regiment was that,
Mr.. SPKNCER-The Stxty-ninth. Cheers for the
recsss of fifteen minu.e, was then taken for the
choosing OF district committees. On the Conven.
ton being called order the names OF the commit
tees were handed IN, and one district furnished two
lists OF ten each. slight skirmish then TOOK place,
but the prompt aud decisive aotion OF the chairman.
In refusing to listen to personalities checked the
CONFLICT motion was made TO refer the matter to
the committee or twenty-One. Carried.
On notion the Convention then adjourned q
Wednesday evening next.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.


NOm1natfOns Tor PNssafc County.
The democrats OF the Second district OF Passaio
county, N. j., have renominated Henry Hobbs. OF
Paterson. for the Assembly. This completes the dis.
trlct and county ticket both sides, the following
being the candidates: es:-Dsmocratic-For Congress.
Philip Rafferty,; for Senator, John Hopper; for Sur
rogate, z. M. Ward; for Sheriff. Nathaniel Towns
end; First Assembly district, John OBrien; Second
district, Henry Hobbs; Third district, Charles r.
Johnson. Republican-For Congress John Hill;
Senator Henry A. Williams; Surrogate. Isaac Van
wagner; Snerin, no nomination.; First Assembly
district, ii. ]. McDan0lds; second district, Charles
Hemminway Third district X. M. Torbet; alSo
three county cOrnoers on botn tickets.
Pools will be sold at the Paterson Opera HOu0o
Hotel on the candidates every evening this week.
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LoNDoN MONEY MARKxr.-LoNDoN, Oc. $3.50 r.
MConsols closed Ut 91 for both the account
United States nvctweny bonds. 1884, 50; DO 1885, old M
tcn-fortss W The market for American securities ID quiet
Stocks quiet 1T 10x for Erie Railway shares ITO I
nois Central % for Atlantic and Great estern.
FRANKFORT BOURsK-FRANKroRT, Oct. 2o-Eveunc-
United States nyetwenty bonds closed dull at 961x.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxRT.-LIvERPooL,O Oct. 1913 30
p M.The cotton market closed quiet Aiddine upiau
sKd SD mddng Orleans, 3d. a0I6d. The sales Of tho
speculation.
LIvEEPooI BHEADsTUrys MARxxr-LrvRnrooI, Oct.
?9Wheat Va "a Tor No red Western, 9s for new
Milwaukee, AZ 8S0 p. N. market quiet
LIvERPO0L PROVISIONS sMARKET.-LIvxRpooI Oct % :.
$50 MLArd, 7ls I'd. per Beef, ills per terce OF
So lbs. for Eastern prime meas. = =
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,- LIVERPOOL Oet 90
$3.50 p. M-Rosin &c. Sd. per cwt - - =
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT,-LoNDoN n Oct 20 Ca cutia
linseed frmer at 6os. Talow declining Sales al 42s 3D.
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LOUISIANA.

Fatal Railroad Accident-New Orleans POli-
tics-The Yellow Fever Stamped Out.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1870.
Louis Seal, BRAKEMAN on the jackson Railroad,
fell from his train to-day and was instantly killed,
the cars running over him.
The registration offices have been closed. The
democratic inspectors OF each precinct have en-
tered protest, declaring that the registration was
Illegally conducted.
This mornings Republican has column editorial
detailing the Ill treatment the writer received from
the police authorities at the registration precinct
yesterday.
The Picdyune says there are now no original cases
OF yellow fever in this city. Our mOrtuary reports
are less than those OF other cities OF equal szc and
there are no earthly reasons for strangers Keeping
away.
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niarked effects, not only on the monetary
kystem Of Europe, but on the political system
p! America, particularly here in New York.
fIhe African product will evidently cheaper
diamonds In the market, and what would
New York professional politician be without
costly diamonds-diamonds rich and rare and
peyond purchase by the multitude9 Why,
Simply nothing. He wouldn't shine himself,
nor could ne take the shine off, his fellow
rstsators or opponents. This is really very
SERIOUS view Of the diamond question. The
New York politicians and Africa are likely to
come again in collision.
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Departures for Europe.

The steamship Perelre, which sailed for Brest and
Havre yesterday, took the following passengers:-
Charles Sullier, Boswell Riggs, New York; E Car.
rey, French Consul, Chicago MIR Friguet. New YORK;
John Walsh, YoKonama; Miss Annie Hancock,
Newburg; Mr. and Mrs Charles Gailhard, San Fran
cisco; Joseph oscar Macarty, Havre; Captain
Schrnofsky, Washington; Mr Lermitte. Mr. Bulard,
San Francisco; Louis Brennemann, Miss Exmeln
Constant Carron, Casimir ZdanOwicz Maurice Du.
val, Henri soua, Gustave Carrell Alexandra Leon,
Frederic Ducol0n Henri Lemar6, Henry Gay, Ed
monq do Zarnac, Jean Baptiste Gamand, Jules 8
Osuchouski, Frey Asnol Etienne Rltry, Jean b Mo-
roge, Schacutze, Fayae Grenier, Julien Ray.
mond, George Port, Paul Maduet, Messrs II SAL.
frey, Charles Spiborgh, Amedee Rcnet, Theodore
Rieger, Ferdinand Reither, Auguste Chaupin,
Etienne Mugner Clement Coy, Edmond Keller,
Charles Gruef Auguste Balor, GuIllaume Scnd-
kneut, Charles BerIhum, Justin Daurils Joseph
Hugo, Messrs Francis MOuillerat, T b Emile Mon
degh. Joseph ThOuvenln, Victor Becker, Theodore
ROseley, Christopher Bientz Edmond Petiol, Pierre
Desancon, Prosper F0rderer, Henry Andrea, Daniel
Rame BENJAMIN, Fred Dribilly, Messrs Andre
Dalmas aud Louis Dewas, Mrs Dewas Mr. A VAR
rand, Mr. Pierre Sanue. Mr. Alex Maurice. Mr. Aug
Monvee, Mr. Gourvilc, Mr. Jean Tattevln Mr. Bon
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TIE RrGHT SoRT OF RECONSTRUCTION
Georgia papers are filed with accounts OF
&he great agricultural fair held In Atlanta.
vt commenced on the goth inst. and continued
for second week. The Atlanta Constitution
kays :-"Gentlemsn from the North and West
pronounce the fair second only to the splendid
pne at st. Louis, and superior to anything
else. One gentleman has attended twenty
seven fairs this season, and his verdict puts
purs next to the fair at st. Louis" Probably
fhat gentleman had not attended the fair Of
4he American Institute now in progress in the
pity Of New York. But this Georgia fair is an
affair of no little consequence, when one con-
siders the troubles and tribulations the State
has encountered In its endeavors to re-enter
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RED RIVER.

Quarrel Among Onicc Holders-The Cover
ner's Tribula tiOns-Signs of Another Out
break.
CHICAGO Oct. 90 1870.
A Manitoba news letter was received at ST. Paul
to-day. 1t contains strong attack on Governor
Archibald for appointing members Of the provisional
government to office. The other officers refuse to
sit with them. Governor Archibald replies that his
wish is preserve peace and justice to ALL and that
when he called for police force not one OF the fac
tion protesting, responded. The half breed party
also hold aloof from the government since the VIOLA
ton OF faith by the Canadians, and there are signs
OF serious trouble ana OF another outbreak.
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Change or Program mo.

Change OF PrORrammo.
(From the Newark Journal, Oct. 49,
It will not do for lecturers to have their efforts ro.
ported In public print. they will have TO get up
new lecture for every audience. Tho NEw YORK
HERALD yesterday reported Mr.. Summers lecture on
the European war; which was delivered in Boston
Wednesday night and was advertised to be repeated
here tonight. Everybody read 1t In the HERALD.
ana did not need II q second dose. The commit
tee OF Clay0nans therefore, in deerence to this SEN
timent. have procured a change OF programme and
Mr. sumner will to- night deliver his lecture on "La-
fayette," which has never been delivered I'm New
ark and Ia regarded as one OF the best efforts In tho
language.
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ENGLAND.

Caution on 'Change-Severe Stsrm.
s 88a LONDOn, Dot 20, 1870.
The transactions for consols. new account have
thus FAR been few. Extreme caution checks opera
ttons. while tina demand for money increases.
The weather to-day ts very stormy. Rain has
fallen in torrents all day and the telegraphs are
prostrated In oil directions.
In consequence Of the calamity which befel the
Captain, the Admiralty detan In port the new turret
ships Cerberus and Magdala.
The Channel squadron Is expected home before
Christmas.
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THE PLAINS.

Getting Square With the Pacific Railroad
Serious Riot in New Mexico.
OMAHA Oct 20, 1870
The people along the line Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road IN order to get satisfaction for the enormous
charges for freight and passenger fares. are taxing
that corporation proportlonately, and Will probably
collect from them about $780, 900 taxes In Wyoming
Territory this year.
superintendent Janney, OF Indian A1airs, has just
returned from the Pawnee Reservation, having dis
trbuted annuity goods during his absence and mar.
ried an Indian squaw IN quaker styie
serious riot is reported from EliZabethtown
New Mexico, Thursday last. The Justice OF the
Peace was driven from the town and his 0fflce de-
molished. The military authorities ordered force
TO support the civil 0ffcers
T.. o. Evarts, who was lost from the Yellow Stone
II ne win live He says he has subsisted upon roots
for thirty days.
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LONDON, Oct. 20, 1870
At Newmarket to-day the Houghton handicap was
won by Mr.. RPorter's b. T. Sophie, three years, by
Lord Clifton, out Of Bernlce; Mr.. Chaplin's ch c.
Countryman, three years. by stockwclI, out Of WI
lage Lass, second, and Mr., Pryor's ch. h. Frip-
ponier. by Chevaler dIndustrie. out OF Tension
third.
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precision OF his thanks for the honor proposed to be
conferred upon hin. Tho remarks OF the other
speakers, the bur1cn OF which was that Ledwith
would DO triumphant next November, were lengthy |.
tedious and exceedingly commonplace. The audi
ence. however. bestowed abundant applause on
dressed the meeting was rewarded by the chairman.
and at his beck by those present. with three cheers
before and ali equal number after he had spoken.
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TelEenApnic NEWS ITEMS.

The total registration for st. Louis county Mo- is sOS7o
including about 2,400 colored =
Robert sampsons store, In Newmarket Capads, wss
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
II reported that Battery M Third United States Articry
at Fort Prebc, Mo-, Ia ordered TO New York.
Lewis Beach, OF Cornwall was nominated BY the demo-
Gratis yesterday for tue Frsl Aasamhv district Of Orange
counts.
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into the embrace Of the Union. 1t Is lovely
TO contemplate this fairy like movement in~a
State naturally so rich and prolific as the
State Of Georgia. 1t is the right sort OF re-
construction 5M N NNf F.t. ttn
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CITIZEN PROGRESS IN JAPAN.-The empire
of Japan is just now experiencing the influ-
ence of that grand movement for the whole
some emancipation of the peoples from the
rule of the feudal mobiles which was completed
in France at the period of the first Revolutions
which has been steadily progressing in Eng
land since that time which has animated and
encouraged Spain, and which has perfected
the measure Of democratic freedom, without
regard to color or class, on the American Con-
tinent. Mail files from Yokohama enable us
to present to our readers to-day melancholy
evidence Of the necessity which exists for this
change Of system. The mobiles of Japan are
all; the people nothing. The aristocracy
abounding in wealth; the people impoverished
to I'LL the Golfers of the peers. The mobiles
irresponsible to law; the serfs prosecuted at
every step from the cradle almost to the grave
This Japanese reform movement constitutes a
strange political event. 1t is moral revolu-
uon-a revolution consequent on q great re-
belion, just as was seen in our own country
at the close Of the war;
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A Coop SUGGESTION FOR A UNIVERSAL
ERxT.-One of our religious contributors sug-
|gests, in reference to the proposition that a
single text be taken by our Gospel expound-
'ers upon some designated Sabbath, that the
Aforesaid text be selected as follows 1.-THE
anew YORK HERALD" The idea is NOT bad
Nne. If the HERALD should be taken as text
It would be found - broad as the world, as
high as heaven, and as deep, some sinners may
Ahink, as the s'other place" Clergymsn Of all
Sects could preach from Its daily manifold re-
ports Of worldly movements and its sound,
practical, philosophical teachings.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Oct. 20, 1870.

Tho Late ElectiOn-The Democrats sweep
tho State-Two Democratic Conxressmen
Elected.
WHEELING, Oct. 90, 1870.
Incomplete returns from about twenty counties,
embracing twothirds OF the state show large demo.
cratic gains. enough to warrant the announcement
that the State has been carried by the democracy BY
small majorty-perhaps 1000 or 1000. This the
republicans concede. The democrats by the large
gains will be enabled to control the next Legsla.
ture, which elects an United States Senator 10 fll
the seat made vacant by Senator Wiley. The inte-
ror counties win not be heard from for several days
owing TO a lack OF telegraphic communication, put
the returns Will not materially change this esti-
mate. The Congressmen elected are John ]. DAVIS
democrat In the First district; James O. McGraw,
republican, In the Second district and f. Hereford,
denoCrat In the Thir1.
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For Deafncss.-The Patent Orsanic yibrn-
tor II fits into the II not perceptbe, Singtn0
Noises Head and enables persons dis
tncy church public assemblies Treatise Deafness
and Catarrn, with Means Of Cure, sent free.
DR. T. HUNT STILWELL, 762 Broadway, N. Y.
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Atlinson,a tof London English Perfumery.-
STEPHANOTIS, GARDENIA and others. The genuine onlY
at J. @. RUsHrONS, Broadway Of Twenty fifth Il
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

Every Genuine Bottle Of Congress Water
.C raised upon the glass; None genuine on
draughI Depot, ~ Chambers street.
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Ministerial Incident.

Ministerial Incident.
THE HAGUE, oct, 20, 1870.
The immediate retirement OF de Waa, the Minister
for the Colonies Is announced to-day. He takes
this step on account OF continued Ill health.
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Genuine (suanrc0 Umbrellas arc Sold Only
by Messrs ISAAC SMITHS SON CO.. the sole manuf&c.
tHrprn
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BELGIUM.

American Celebrities.
BRUSSELS, Oct. %, 1870.
Generals Burnside and Sheridan and other dlstin-
guished Americans arrived In this city to-day.
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MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30, 1870.
The last rail completing the Mobile and Chatta-
nooga road between Mobile and New Orleans was
laid to-day and the last spike driven In at Sis
O'Clock this afternoon. The first tram from Mobile
arrived nero at 1880 this evening. train leaves
morrow morning for Mobile.
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We direct the attention OF readers to the advertise
ment OF the above the The preparations
complete and novelties still arrive week. Among
the speciales this week forty ve
fve boxes In zach For price list their
ment on front page.
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Gold Pens.
FOLEY'S fine Gold Pens aud Pencils
Factory and Salesrooms, 256 Broadway.
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At LORDS Cleaning and DyeinE Onces, OLA
broadway corner Twenty first street. 439 Broome,
Broadway Coats, Pants Vests, Dresses Shawls Sacks,
Velyets Feathers, &C., beautifully cleaned.
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The Papai Sovereignty.

TIC Papai SOvcreianty.
LONDON, Oct 20, 1870
The Italian press advocates the placing OF outrage
and treason to the Pope on the same footing as
treason to the King
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Royal Havana LOttery.-PriZcs Paid In
gold. Information furnished The highest
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ID W all street, New York.
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A.-Rest0rer America for the Hair. The
only cloar without sediment the world THAI
WIN restore color dsperse dandruH and cleanse scalp
Sold by all druggists.
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TELBCRAPNIC NEWS
F r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
European Telegraphs Damaged
by Storm.
ITALIAN NOTICE TO THE GARBALOIANS
Caution ON Change In
England.


GaribaIdps Citixonship.
ROME. Oct 20. 1870
The ofdctal Gazette notifies the adherents OF Gen.
cra Garibadt that they viii lose their Italian citizen
ship by serving in the armies OF France
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A.-Espendsrh rheid's Fall Rud Winter style Or
genemen's dress Hat has with the complete
cess-the numerous workmen employed upon beng
disappointed In not receiving their hats last Saturday
depend upon receiving them during the week.
N. ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, IFS Nassau street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
26I Broadway. cor ner Murrav a,raSt
Altman Bros. & Co.

A Specific for Diseases Of the Kidneys-In
MISSISUOI SPRING WATER For sale BY j. MILHAU'a
SONS, l83 Broadway.
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY
BANK VAULT BLOWN OPEN.
HERRIN0's SAFE
STOPS THE BURGLARS
LETTER FROM THE CASHIER
x..... Hrsssa, r1.snI snrsnAr. new & .'s
0nsTsour bank entered By burglars the Might ef
s.nss chs:. % bought you s' year: @ no. =? S
wedgsd the doo vault Introduced powder and blew
ana sSS.. Ts.y ws v.
powder, &C., bu. sl remained intacs and he'd orr val
We wish yoa would send another Of same .!.s vise
mango ana al 'A'' improvements Fxd& S.:A
HERRING's NEW PATENT
CHAMPION BANKERS SAFES.
with recen, improvements Protected blow pps -
we'll as the drin.
THE MOST RELIABLE BANKERss SAFE NOW xADx.
HERRING, FARRELL 1 SHERMAN.
s5l Broadway corner Murray street, New yark..
FARRELL, HERRING : CO.. PhiaAsphlA
HERRING CO. Chicago.
HERRING, FARRELL I SHERMAN,
New Orleans.
THO Bnemy h Upon Us.-weather strsp
mon 70 me 'front.' HsadquArsers - Fulton street. Cd
Treatise On tho Bs1krupt Law,
BY A5DLsx 52s ISf'9s.' v. assaASr,
GEO. I. DEElEs. Sa SuSissar. " '.a-'aV''''
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The Marquis Of Hatfield, at Preseut Sojouru-
ing In Gotham, yesterday visited No. al2 Broadway, where
KNOX the Halter prevails: and selected Of those
perb tiles for which kEOxS Bazaar 10 famous remarktng,
after suting himself that neither London Paris could
turn out such exquisite CASTOR KNOX smiled blsndx At
the high compliment but well fact be0fe.
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CITY POLITiC IS.
The Nominations for State, City and
County Elections-Tammany, the
Republicans, Mozart and the
Young Democracy In
the Field.
TIE CANDIDATES.

The following tabular lists show the names OF all
the candidates OF the various political factions 10
far as nominated and who be voted for at the
election on Tuesday. November s:-
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The Rabbies In Couucii-Thcir MomOriaI
Against the Divorce Laws OF Indiana.
The ministers of the Hebrew faith who
have met In conference at New York during
the past week come from all parts OF the
United States. That they represent the pro-
gressive party OF our American Jews is mani
fest from their resolutions to strike out from
the old Hebrew prayer-book every line and
word which might imply that the God Of
from the memorial which they have addressed
to the Governor Of Indiana earnestly recon-
mending revision Of the divorce laws Of that
State. Throughout the centuries that the
Jews were subjected everywhere to the most
cruel prosecutions 1t was but natural that
they should obstinately cling to all the ideas
and practices that have so long made them "a
peculiar people," But since their emancipa-
ton by Napoleon the First in France, and by q
growing intelligent public opinion in England
and in the United States, from the unjust
disabilities which formerly fettered them,
they have been learning to adapt
themselves more and more to the conditions Of
modern civilization, while adhering faithfully
to the essential characteristics Of their ancient
creed. Precisely how and when these descend
ants Of the patriarchs became msnogamists
under the restraining influence Of the laws of
the communities in the midst Of which they
dwelt might offer curious subject Of study to
Rev. DR.. Newman himself But the fact is
patent to all th at the Jews of Western Europe
and of America are models Of the family vir-
tues and happiness which spring from mono
gamy. In our own country the Jewish element
has made such rapid and extensive growth
within the last half century as amply to entitle
its representatives to throw the whole weight
Of their great social influence in the scale
against the detestabls and pernicious laxity
of the divorce laws of Indiana. Gentiles, as
well as Jews, might well sign memorial like
that addressed to the Governor of Indiana by
the rabies of various congregations Of the
United States, entreating him again to recon-
mend the revision of laws which are at once
cause and consequence Of false and danger
GUS notions about marriage.
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William Keilv, long term.
Henry e. Lynch, short term.
Joseph W. Howe.
Erastus G. Benedict.
b. G. Wandell, long term.
John W. Howe, short term.
j. =. Stutzman, long term.
Philip J. Setter, short term.
e. II. JENNY.
Charles IL. Lyons.
james Turner. long term.
John Sperle, short term.
John Ste phensOn.
stephen N. Sinonson. .
Mozart Dem.
Thomas DriscOll.
Frederick q. GUIDE.
John Fordc,
Luke q. Grimes.
Francis Coun. long tern.
Harry G. Lynch, short term.
Il. Cregan. long term.
I'D. Bernard, short term.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

Singular Libel Suit-The Francis skinner
FailMre-Forger Sentenced.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-04
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