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, 1870-09-05
IOWA.

changes In the state Iudk..urr.
SPECIAL uezpstch 70 The ChIcato tribune.
pEs MONIES, tu~a, Sept 3.-Seve1ai important
thabKes IN the Judiciary nasc occurred Ia the las.
lev days. Judge W1tght's resignation as Judge
Of the Supreme Bench .3ok elect on tue tss tn,L
On tue "a, tiuvet uor Merrill commissioned uun.
.amts e. Day. Ut F.etnuut County, to tlI out
1nnRe Wf1ahta time Til rhe LET Of JANUARY ISL
Having hera nominated To this ol1lce by lie Re-
nutl eaLs, Judge hay will bc his own successor.
The cuu1t betng In ss:sss;n, Jutlge Dar Has sworn
IN ~ chiti Justice cule, and took Ills
sEaI o. the 2ri Of september, Hoa.
tau'es e nay resigned the Jndseshtp Of
he 1htr1t Judicial District. Tn the same ,'ay.
Governor Merrill appointed Hon. JAurs v. III.
Ds!!, q Cni1n coants, Judge Of the SECOND Ctr-
ptIed teEn- Hos aamn-l f"r1ey. Of Leon. D.
c4tuf County. W2s 1T the .ne time aopolptexj 70
~ 511gesnfp OF RE secoui CirruIt thru NJ
;r:ct Jcdse AeDiE's vacancy. Juuge YcDIi1 :
tne Aepuntican nominee for the 1ong.tesm Judge
snip. 10 which he has been appointed tor the "a
cancy. He wks in the city. aud has 1aiine.i-
tldSt t0Ftey hsS not neeu heard from,
, 1870-09-05

| the house Of Orleans This b.anch Of The
rvyal- family traces its descent to ,he
! second son Of Louis XIII, Philip. Duke of
Orleans. His groat grandson, OF the same
name, was one Of the most uns,ruoaloas
aud reckless demagogncs OF the Revolution
He Joined the National Assembly, re.
! nounced his t::1es, md took the name OF
Philip Bgalise. He disguised his associates
hy voting for the death Of the King.
and eventually was arrested. tried by the
revolutionary tribunal, and executed amid
the jee1s and curses of Ill classes, His
son, honis Philippe, repudiated his fatheii,
aud ~as known, until be became Kipg, by
the title OF Dnke de Chartnes, During hia
exile he taught school in Switzerland. and
aftezward visited the United States, and
taught French IN Philadelphia, While
there he proposed for the hand of lady,
but was refused because he was penuilcss
Ihe story Of hisde e!hronemeut and flight in
1o4s, the formation Of . republic, the cleo
ton Of Louis Napoleon rs President, md
OF the empire which has just fallen,
Are familiar. He hAd several Sons; the oldest
OF whom was Fer,linAnd, Duke OF Orleans.
He WINS thrown from his carriage in 1872,
and killed: leaving two sons; /. Louis
Philippe, the Count Of Paris, bora Angus.
-, 1858; .. Robert Philippe, the Duke Of
Chartzes, born in 1910. These two Prin;ees
came to the United 6tates in 1861 with their
uncle, the Prince de Joinville, aud served
Tor year Or more As volunteer aids On the
staff Of General Mcclellan. The Coun,
OF Paris was, married in lsC: to his cousin
the daughter Of the Dixie Moatpoosier.
who had married sister Of Queen Isabel,a
OF Spain. Tho Duke OF Chartres also mar
ned cousin, the daughter Of Prince de
Joinville. These constitute tho ilntuediato
Representatives of the Ozleans family, from
which King ia most likely to be chosen.
There Princes arc nov in Belgium. They
offered their services in The present was.
hut Loais Napoleon declined them.
The Orleans family, however, il a very
large one. Beside the brunch We have
there are the familic, Of the
seven other children Of Louis Philippe.
Ono Of these, Louisa &1uria,; married the
King of Belgium, and her son is now King
If Belgium The unfortunate Caslotta, wife
Of Macmillan, Is her daughter. The Duke
de Montpensierma17ied cha xister OF Isabctl.
# Spain, and is candidate for the throne |
# that kingdom. The Prince de JoInyille
married a sister o. the Emperor Of Brazil.
nd has sassral children: Tho Duke
, 1870-09-05

We SO step beyond the sixth section oi
the Illinois Republican plntfo5m, which
declares that Congress ought not 10 tn. thr
people Tor any other purpose than the
maintenance Of the government p4ymeu.
OF its debts, md promotion Of the public
welfare; and hold thai, strictly considered,
i Is unconstitutional 10 ta1 the people fol
any other purpose than those mentioned.
Noprete1t of Projecting certain branches Of
-bua'nesa can legally OF morally Justify
Congress in taais.s ma man to bui1d up
the business Of another, To do it is q
violation of the equal rights OF the citizen,
and can only be regarded as tyranny,
fraud, AMI usurpation. Whether called
direct OF indirect, Internal or external,
to1es are, nevsrthe1oss, su5trdettvas from
the wages and income Of the people, au,,
should, therefore, te levied and collected
IN The least oppressive manner, and re-
dnced 70 tho smallest amoaut that will sus-
pain an administration honestly and eco
nomiea!1y conducted On no lowsr plat
form can the Republican party safely
, 1870-09-05
nLIKo1s REPUBLICAN, prarenpr

IAsettxd, ThAs We view with pride an,t rTa.1nca.
tion the great aud glorious rA:ord Of tue a4nao-
Lean neItF, acee achievements Il 6epalf
.nh the equal rrrtectton OF nj classes pt c.t,rns
it7sreftl!c OF color Of nativity, have ecilpaezi
ast lag. q al i9zmes parties; and that We congaiu-
career; upon the nplishlneut Of cyerv uoitcv
II FruPH5ed: the enforcement Ut eyery pf1aciuie
xsS u a., .ns txasnpsn q evey pledge 4 rs
sought TO defeat its purposes It h1s shown TO 1ne
ruFM tac form Of EOternmcnt which possesses
ne greatest strength, With the largest Liberty and
highest happtneih y of The citizen
Rstslced, That the Republican party deserve the
c1u1dencr snl eantlnntl support of the country.
lot giving thc pout man free bu1nsatcad. for
tuiia,ug The Pacinc RaIiway nud opening tie III.
teis'tss 70 Civilized occupation: Tor stt1k1ne fse
enaeS1ss irom Iace of bondtnen and giving thc
Ieoe!aon aud saving sAe CuIou; tot perfesfin0 the
g1eaf sofS Of reconstruction: fur restoring tbs
serEoLoE mc1uts!t Of The Union as nee aud enUai
StateS: for settling The disputed do:t11ne ~
1patfntton, u accordance VITA the American
,s s;,sosy; e: vtnaieatlns tho Monroe doctrine IN
!sao!sc; 8of maintaining tar ho0af and prceerrfnv
me tntesnty 81 The nation, anl s,upruy1ao tie
nstoeaA credit, under mosr trying c1rcum-
stanees: 1nd for cl=vasiox tie American Uuton
from a'Estea. dtscorusnt. and half slave con
1sdstaiton 70 = United repault, aIst tn the scale
Rass Taaf &c M a1a naltn s1 + ,,e
1s Sa51y or r. al Necessary measures. sud retor.ns
ttt county rrqnI,e aud that II viii deal Eixelv
a6d ntsess:J WITH the questions OF finance. taxa4
aon, and canenS{ - taeJ hrtse, and tnat there Ii
ability 10 tea1 With tue.e questions cxcent Il
mc1zuses who4n Inevitable edec, would be 10 nm
cucr universal hanktuptry.
ftta:"of, Thss We cosdallt endorse the admin.
Asf1etnn Of President GIANT a honest. ecs,nomf-
csl aaa enteeus, md Congratulate tic couuE7
xtGo 200 900 md the Interest thereof fl0 ooo dsn
y kae orts1 trace Of eighteen months, which vas
, 1870-09-05
POLITICAL.

s1ts~ouri lkcpubltcuu <.n1. x...
1ts.t.-Thtrd lsaY,v >+~e,,.,, go.
..1 ~ A&a1 W. had NOs1l,~
nh*e u fscAex OF 'Ehrtr Oxu-ut-
ClurE mud ksFosvn both Nominated
for Governor.
y Locts7 Sept. a-The regular Ra3lcal Con-
neI. 3se a. aSnst3on Gs1s ns afts1eun,
SssietaI{ o. stats, John u Stnscr: Treasurer,
M t1e5 81 n1altof' q. ~ Aussr: A;1or-
neg H.Asta!. ". - 1uhn.
1oe o1loElng resn1uunns wetc adopted;
,nn 1rss, l. aa W. tnbRfaiats e sounlJ On
Of the Republican party: the eene-at n...s.,rr:.
peace anu good oIner prevailing ruuyn,,,.. .n;,
iate; the rapid dtsx p,,ea, atct If IN. 1vssts ~
the clT WAT; the security Of IN: r,,s5,ta mn,
e1tY Ut the people, aus ihe ruui1 uirn1nu ,nn ~
na,iSns. mo sass eessa naet Republican a'.n,s-
rights tt, these 10 but yestes{tay iivei anng n.
as slaves ..~~"~. $3.50 ''1''s rs
= That xe are strongly oppe-eti TO als sc,r,u..,
drtt, and ur7aIv pfrtrc ihe onS IAN =, 49,. ~
publican party 10 consciennora ise1e... ~. .I !,r
&. Thur ~ ~. In .avo, ~ -, ,,-,,,..;.,..
t1v:e tg.1ly c,sfra,: fnr =.
ne 1T Fe,,son. as sv:n q i .a,. i. uo.e N,.a
nTOuf1tty al la. Itrsi.,nn. h.rs noIo. ~ -.
The xno'e people Vi the SIT: LIE t.,,s,;,:S
w5s:Ae. tas4 nins "a wv ast:sr. nca sea
of me par7y 10 so-e 81 Lurts: .::,, ;tc:i;,ns
l. Tuat We nre opp54e1 u H., a,,...,.,t..r /, ,..
putuc DOMAIN " private rus.4Fa;t,ns. u ~. .y
Ciuslnn oi actual settizrs. E;L tnss In, ,,,,;i.:
lal.urtng mec Of tie couarE5. '"e '4o't'e's "s''
J. Thai We ave in iaSor ii as 1s7:,, r. ,a-sna
OF taxat.ou as Will be oons:sten, viii ,4c e,rss!-
suen reform il he reye,Ie :s4srr w 4; s:.: s:;f,-
r!ify ne mode Of cos!sctng tsxrs at.l ,s;'ctt the
nn1a5sr ls o. o1cta!l en5:ot*vl fr La: tp.r.s.'
ton which viii tend tc :he cEr:tt,ut Of uaSop:s-
llts ana heners one :a.lnsszt os lns@1ezs II tue
exTtnse CT n1etas..
in III. cuniss. f1pv f791nE N tc 1t- tx
, 1870-09-05

,AAsfFpRp. Conn. Sept Sat 8 1nte:in- Of tie
nlAGa Lodge Of Good .reMpaFs, JesteIo9S. Pc
ullcai MssSetS were discIAseh al4'i Eesp!ufiuhs
aa.pted cotn-neuatug the aiP un:tucnt 9; ,
c6mmiuef to psesen: the Matl-1 Of st1sA police.
70 meet the next General Assembly, uIxtng It -
'tht eiuty OF Good Tempia,s to vote only for suEh
candidates for ot1ce rs 8rt In fayoE OF eufoEc=st
u11,c.bttiaE. thrugt the nrder d1=ASofss aaS n.
telti n to bind it, members With 3fT paf1ctlaT
paHY. Tfe fog1oxiax Was ansilE odopted:
Rkso{rto, That the line has come wh'o re Pm
h!b,ttop of license is thttSht 20 be an 'mPor+a1t
political :ssuc, and II tac parties 0r9an:zed do nt
lake correct sta1i on these questions, re VII
principal object vll be 10 sccnre the eutosceoaeas
Ut rkohtbttory laWA
HAaTFuRp, Ct, Sept. 3.-Pas1a1 reports OF m
strnnce ,ossrs by The 1raas dre IN c1iais, Me-, r.
reIyet herr, are is follows: -Etna, ss5,0aa; Pno-
nix x5f d. atu HaItfofu, <st 200; MI OF ahla city.
Heme, Of New rork- s1s,o home, ct Sav H.
veu, s310tG.
There Is bet three weeks suppn ct wxs-r IN
the city fessrtn!r, and Ial3 does nos come,
ce again 1es01fed to. r ~:
, 1870-09-05
: NEW YORK



| GOLD.
NKw YORK, Sept s--Yhe Startling md uuez
reefed pews OF 91e sudden collapse Of the Bona
| patte dyns*sys anti the surrender OF Marshal Mac
aanona afmF at setian, nstnralfT produ ed grra
excitement IN al the markets. The general e1
1 pectafon was that gold would make q long do
downward, but 10 the surprise Of III,
ontalde public the price declined but y
per Int S"T that calmness hi, bee.
sone~i1at festored to the puhlto mind me rcssos
f'' the stradioesa Of go'd under tho t,e,nerdou.
ne"a oi NE day hAa become matter Of apecu1a
aoe. and the Inference Ia that Wau sascrs dos
mol believe tho war Is ended Jet Indeed, TIL
| fuuors which have reached this city Tonight b,
| cable to private bankera Of -coalit,nr
| Of Great Britain, Russia, Aust,1a ami ,he.
Scandinavian states to pzevent tue ,..smemner,uer
OF France stEc promise Of a formidable compllca
aon 10 the Immediate future. The report is rba,
EaIl Granville, At the solicitation Of H1lland AMI
h6'--lum, ELECTED an arrangement between tne
2oftfnnents OF the c1untlies ufst named n.,,,,
three Weeks agO, the purpose OF which Eas rc
contne Prussia wirhta the lIn,its of Ger,
many In case the Prusstau arms
were successful 10 France. THIS coa1ttton h.
been hinted At before IN the EunGuran nrna
Nov, It Is nEtuiy believed. The question ayi.s,
will Prussia, nosned wiih victories, and hacke.i
By st'olg hearts and the magnificent po1Jtrsrx sys
TEN Of all Germany, submit to hare terms ,1tc,a-
I'D to it. The Fist Sano,eon. In ma nons -,
II unpb, detea comhtnetf v1ru., 7t-,,1 -. "
ael ess eoufaseousf5 noE Though Napoleon the
ThiId has fallen. anu Fran. hna losf 1,a h.sr
atmlcs IL IL rnt, hy aur e,n,, ,..,.. 80 - 80, 80
In =. ~ A. 1nc certain thar raz1s
WI. SURRENDER Hl1houI sel2e. and still 'ess cer-
t41a that the war Il rear IL, c,,,.c rncso =,
opinions have hrar, f,ce,r ernnaseod ~ -.
srseei ard Futch In same rn.-s,.r. VI, ,s..s,
for me racnra- =. ..t' sasa'e' NJ" ace"o'
taxes place. Gold opened AZ 115a mail
afEer frequent uuctrarso IS. decliDa1 n IL.
and elef ri nj t,J,f rh.,. -, ,.,. So ~ 81
-. a 1A1 = - pau 1ol ca1Iy1n...
n9e =, = . Ala per cent to lat. After the
bos1d the gold market Tss 1T .ner.
The money market nas n.rc st..,x rh,,,,,,,,.
thrtsv ul1n tna nsto-,. - -, sse1sao'.
~ ~. ".s. - As'1t1I VI 'oa II ptf cent.
4tesdY more1nene,t1ur1no tha nss+-a.s x,, ~.
, 1870-09-05

ftntlrond DAsustcr- 1koY,. Life Eu-
uanKered tFona SxxsIsa.vi.a,. IL a.u-
Into RtaE-la fao AccF ~ go1a,au.
OMAHA, Sept. IA little toy, soa OF Nc. r;.,ul.
0an 03sn ltKs lun ufeE ard cB1 J. whtI,. -;.it.y.
oring 10 climb upon the Union psciuc t.alr -:;,,-
ing here 1o-duy. '@'' -
little girl, 9Au9htc- Of ". II. GrcrD. l:,,,5t
neaF fhe CITY. lies At tne Eotns o. iea l. ttu. NJ.
n. cts n naytuy Swallowed potA,o osx.
Edward Ssepnensu.l, ulc " 1h.. ur1:1:n.. x,.
the plates frum ~nch tue Bo X o. Mofanr 49,.
published, IS no at salt Lake Ctty. H.. is "
teals old+ AMI hAs htsrtufo-e IL, 4 at kifki4uI
, 1870-09-05
NJuHcT10Es UPON PUBLIC OFFICERS

There has recently becn nn,x,;r,o,, ~, ~,
bench of the District ~ f,o;vn,,;. NJ. ~ ~
C, Huu,phrey. fo,n,.rlv ~ .1.,.e
Though but a shor+t;m. - ,,s..,,.. -. ~
court, he seems to ha1e en1arad 1.,oa,,, s
:nso the Injunction business T,.t e.,
he celebrated else ,f ,fc,:,-,,,,., .,..:s =.
4 mining COMPANY in c.tiforni, W. ha.
fore thut court in onc nf IA non, for,ns
aud an ann};cotion for /, ,,oud,.,,. .,;,.,a.
ed ap1inst tha Sac,a,au ~ 49, rn.a~...- - ~.
asked. The annl;c,tim On. t.nac .ta-.ss -
Supreme courr of ths 11n;rad st.,a. " ,.1s ,ns
overz,a!ed by that conrt m 1ba a,onaa -
70 that the writ cannot issuo xhara a,se.a~
,iou and fu1pment are IN Ia a,aro;.aa ~.
:he oticer. and on,v:;o cosas .v.ar. a..
reouined tn ha dana je ,noraI,7 -s:s:s.~-,
and when The re,e,o- :. ,,.;.5,ri a-s.l
adequate remedv.n Tbe a,ma Cavr. s =,
smother case at The a.u,e term fleclsrad
the same rule applicable to l,oth ur;ts ~
injunction aud naans1amus directed agair.i-
a public officer in the DISCHARGE ~ ,1a.,,
rpouirinp tliscret;on md ;ndonsnt
NcGarahs, sinoa 49, r. a.,
bill. direc,ea aea;nst tha r;n,na a ....ns' Ao"
nnd an Injunction ,xas ;.u,e,9 r..+-a;a;s,
that co,nnsnv fror, a..;,..~:
- eo14paS 1fon ouin8 certain acts.
subsequently, Secretary Cox. .of the Tnte~
rior nana-..,a,t :. a. =. :
~ @ee progress o& the
- 4SH'A"6 S0A0ic snnt dt~
pa1Inenl, directed the Comm isaiuuer Of
the Land Office to uroceed with tha cs.a:
-H0e1eupQ0 Judge Aumphr issued n no ,
, 1870-09-05
p.iUSSIA.

BKKuS, Sept. 3.-The receipt Of the ueus thAt
tue Emperor anu AacMaron have captrusted has
oecas!ored The mus1 rrudiglous enthusiasm.
Thousands Of people UT Oh the streets moving IN
ranks Win a1us linked. singing patriotic sungs,
shouting and c1 Hitting every other sign OF en-
1husiasnr. su-s r. crowd assembled before the
palace when. In r-spso-s to the cheering, tie
Queen apreo-et and made shurt at,,lrssk
all the schools are c!o:ed, and the children
given holiday. The monument to Frederick IL.
Il literally butled In nags.
Demonsrratlons were made before the resi-.
dcnces of.count Bismark, Earun Won Moltke. ant,
Ito Ains1er Of War. De Room. Shops and store,
are mostly closed, AID the day Is given mp to
festivities and reiotcluRs-
In Ft1nkfuEt the HENS Of the eud Of tic war
has carried up american securities, and ADVANCED
cunscls 10 London ~ Per cent.
Berlin dispatches. t,a London, declare Ii the
Unanimous feeling uf unlted Germany that King
William shall be at onc- proclaimed Emperor AMI
That BtsmaEk urEes-l sts.ruuus,y, saying the
conflict Wou&d be Incomplete vithous suca a step.
EKsI1S, sert 3.-rne cAs1le piague - prevalent
Ii SGlat pafta uf PsussI1.
, 1870-09-05
German HeJoIcinEs Over the Ercuch
Collapse.

WtsHNaruS, D. C., Sept, a.-A!moas the solo
1alK uf the clzJ aimee O'Clock this morning, has
teeu over The news Of the surrender Of tue Freuch
army and Emperor at Sedan. As soon as me
earliest dispatches aIItTed they were manifoAted
and sent roCnd to al the dsp4rtmepts, Soor
aftes extras appeared. and s1nce Bca1ceT in :
business ms been attended to In any q1a.tey.
society fooms 1ad p:1ecs Ut rrso1t, aud arrane1e.
mems were made u once for grand srrepaIa
70 sDeq t9e sF1. a;,o1 ga.,on wh!ea has occupied
anwarKEE, Sept The raWs 7rom 4. s.as
Of wsS CREATED Intense exci:cr1cof arann1 the
t-tpe Gtfmne ruralst!ra Of The city. Thr d.
P'tSfes we're Glst ietE.fsI with s4n;l1r;ai,;r IL.
, 1870-09-05
POLITICAL

The Republicans Of kankalec County, Ill, have
ncEturtctl Ira c. MorteT and Bella +. C!Rrk 1or
EtrrcAentattses, and Otis Durtce 70: Sheriff.
The Republicans Ut Fns'on County, Ill, have
nominated Thomas II. Duncan 1os Sheriff: James
Il Aag~A 3. ". c. Bryant, and p, r. Do1ds, TO.
Representatives; and John ". Moss for coroncI
Tho Republicans Of Mclean County, IL,
hare neutc atcd Wm. Smith, @. y. Funk a2a VI.
=. Watkins iqr tue Lower, nni ". DouAhue- Of
Clinton, fer the Upper House. The cauttt1:es Tor
the LsRsslstufe are Instructed for L. J. osirsty
ior United States Senator.
The Masahan County tltl) Republican Con
Eeni.ou. assxnt.les, 1t Laecu, romtnAt*xa Jees. A
Nhiuslcr for Sheriff: and Jams 4. q mixer foF
Correct. resolution couiru4niux the ccusse ri
Lit 1'ii.'.c: congress. n. cta:-d Commit C. bu.
s.y,.rse;rg IN III: TrcarN. nfa"ai1 1oz lie SAX:
, 1870-09-05

Fair OF the LnSallc county AKr,cul-
tUrat Society.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trthane
OTTAWA, Sept a-Tha annual meeting Of the
LaSalle CoucrT Agrcr'suyal Society viii begin
here On Tuesday naxt to las: four days. La-Ee
premiums are offered for the various articles
usually exhibited at County Fairs jnrIu.tn,: nse-
ml1tus for trotttng, racine, and running horses.
, 1870-09-05

BY the zeal with which TEE TR1Duxz: has
advocated revenue reform and specie re-
sumption, and'shs wurhlessness or hossi1l.-
t. Of tho 1Ynaes as regards those importa4 /
measures, We anticipate larger number
OF recruits 10 the Republican ranks this
fall than ever before. II there arc auy
other admissions which the Tina desir u.
us to make, VIC hope it will not blush or
hesitate in suggesting the,u.-
, 1870-09-05
WHAT NEXT3

rho ...:u %-s,
a7a.,7ahaa:a .a~.,. - ~. 49, 49,. y.
1-.,s.,., =. c..A-, 60 ~ .r, ,14e o'aa
'@--o"4 ~ = as ~ 'a'o1o Aue pscseut
B"'ae.a1aN oi : 4a''eo ~ .oat ol tne En-
eIese hesn'- - Is not l'kets tnat 'hst VIII
.A'n.4e 'ooe' pu' II ,s NOT easy 10 anf'el-
l'''@e "ne. wa suecees' A. rsanee Is IN the
au' y. .1e 1"eslAus' anu tne.e most oe
IT, % ~. 4nus - ~ usA4 VIII t1'on' II Is
!,Ae's 'D"e III a11n'S''ee Will take pace, and
.ns' congress OF nations VIII decide upon
tIa IL te1fhs Oh 'ue peace 10 The decision Of
'nls e'''''tes@ france 'nnat submit No
eve aIen., however, tna' assumes the
iao.s .~a " sasn . peace, can expect
~ .e'" !o"s'' SaeA Tue FRENCH
i'e"p!e' ie1ie'eS' u Inc presence Of
tne 1tAsS1an 1t1a'ss' soatl nave recovered
tnear iseeoon OF ae.'oo' 1he hum1ilaffon
*1la W suen!s ~ ~ every sfencanan.
ana a:s ~ WI .en. 1,se4 sea,ns. hs aa,ncky
gos:.nsne e "n.cn s's"s .Ie roa!y:. nense G..
H. ' @ $3.50 ss. ~ 49,. M rApo'e'n ~ WIN
~ .s,sr.o.,' .s4os1 ~ ..4e pa1S - >"o 'uAteu'
4''en. 'ot s'na
4H ~. tas lays " a'apetaAns'n
LIVE p&S&eH> ana kQAE the bQQAD6TtH dT-
TASTY viii now be put aside. What next? !?
l. is rrobahle that new republic will be
e-t Oh foot. That has been the spasmo1ic
CRY Of Frenchu,eu for nearly century,
bu, NIL attempts to ,uaintain i, have proved
failures. IAe fault has not been with the
rc,,ublczn principle, but with tue French
people, who have no clenr and rational ur-
derAtandiug Of liberty regulnted by
law. They are. divided into three
ciasses. The first is the Paris
mob, led by such lunatics and bratcs as
Rochrgort and F1oarens, who represent
nothing but anarchy. A republic, ruling
by law, and enforcing its authority by The
suppression Of disorder and insurrection,
would be as aistastetu1 aud incomprebcnsi-
ble to these men and their followers as i'm
petialism itself. The second class arc the
men of property, tie manufacturers and
producers, the 5yurqeoisie, Who oare Little
for forms of government, 80 long IS order
il maintained, and life and property pru.
scc,rd. This class, though perhaps the
best informed in France, and having tho
most at stakc, hare been, from necessity
, 1870-09-05

Inc lnsnno Hospital Location Scr-
tied Mt Inst.
Special Desp=ich to The Chieaso Ttihaas
AAnfson, Wis. Sept. 3.-3oveyncr Fairchra n.
81. asa nVme last night, and has approved tse
ta nSuou " tae COMMISSIONERS In locating the new
insane asylum MAR Oslkosh.
, 1870-09-05
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

For Rcpreseotarre in Congress for .he State NJ
Lazy, General JOHN r. LOGAN. -
State Treasurer, EnASTCS n BATES.
superintendent Of Public Instruction. NPvTn,-
BATEXAN, 49," AoN
Commissioners Of the peuttentiarr F1urp
WAsABCAN and CASPAlt BCTZ.
, 1870-09-05

FoHptCtHs OF thT N bA*SAAIFPE valley
FAtr ut Qutncy.
QC1acr, SEPT. a.-Tnerr - great ln.er'st here
to the M!sssrrrt ssf1ey Fair, whtcR commences
tnis tsE. Thr rtI II c.lnG up with people. F1st
horser from al1 Iurfs nf Tie cunptrJ arc ut1!yir
:t-nl2hf, aud the sgctetiJ ts baasT With a2pilc-:
tnns lot RUM. Fit. I'll thousand tlni!aYa are
Tered In i,rciaiuu' Tnr prnsnt<..s to-at~ht sre
r.: the hlsptay viii be the rne.s ever wine ssptl
IN &As Stsfe. I he Eaihsals hate reGucyd their
tEtcA- The f1EE crowd eTer s.c.l Ia Quincy ts
:xEected on "Wednesday and Thursday Every
department Is well-tepte*ent.7l The 1ifs,:ay il,
aolsef cattle, and sheep Is Unsurpassed. -
, 1870-09-05

fnu Term ntKsiox Eul1cEc and Ltou1-
bard Cniverstty.
speciM De+rateh to Tue UhArsss rrIhur.,
G1LfsaCR6, Ill. Dec. 1.-The fati term OF Enny
College opened Thursday September I, with a
FeTy gpod attendance The plcspec1a are that
The AL te1n Will te bet er aiiente.l tnaa usual
every tran in large u&t1nr n.
IL 1basd Gniser.ity n.lt ais, open OF Mnrt:y.
s*pt' mbss .. The p pecss afe that the 1ali
Weston, has cole all IN h'- omes ,uake ihls
tnstIutlon 12n4 among the 11sE III West: pittl
ne sse Etal to slate that his nntsiug e1orts have
Lot pE0ttN rnSQCceSSf1t.
, 1870-09-05

BE1ssE1s, Sept a-Tnr Prince Imperial Of
F.anee has s'.ived At Chtmay, nirsy-tFo mites
Enutheas Of Nous, and been lodged II tie psluce
Of the Prince Of Ch mar.
, 1870-09-05

proYal anH adoption.
The liberals nominated the folIouinc
State tickets. =
Governor, B 0saiz Brown: Lieutenant Goy-
.efnor, J. J. GraTrflS: Secretary Of STATE, E, r.
MNe!cgl; TfessnEcr Sam. !: lla5s; .Audltor,
!.er.
Tho prose iptionists nominated the fol-
lowing State ticket:
Governor. Joseph McC1uss: rs.us<lant Gov
crnU5, J. Harlan: Secretary Of State, John Ii.
atLfer: TREASURER, Ch4nnce5 ]. FlIleS: Ar.ittpr.
q. 4 Aoscr: Attorney General, y. a. john.
On the Congressional nominees both
wings have united on the same candidates
in all the districts that hare yet made nom
nations.
The liberals expect to receive the bulk
Of the Democratic votes for their uofni-
nees, as Vat party has decided to nuke no
state nominations. We have no donbs
Of the. election of. the liberal
licket by an immense majority, which will
terminate disfranchisement on account of
rebellion in a1l the States Of the South, ex-
cept il special indy sdual instances under
the Fourteenth Amendment, and which
Congresa is rapidly removing.
There is no longer any political necessity
for disfrancla:s'ug any man iu Missouri
The recent reinforcement to the Hepulli-
>an party OF e, COO colored voters p,uce.,
il beyond danger in that State. The
heavy Northern immigration since the wur
had secuted tho State to the Republicans
without.the aid Of the blacks, but with it
hey are rendered perfectly secure. Why,
hen, retain the disf1anchisement OF the
,'x-rsbsls for day longer7 To do so is a
Political blunder, rs well as noral wrong.