The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-02-09
The War News.


rel between the Bordeaux and Paris
Governments regarding the DEGREES issu
ed BY each calling elections for the Ma
tional Assembly. Gambetta's decree
debarred the prominent lmferialists,
Osleanists aud Bourbonists from being
eligible as delegates, while that Of Favrc
omits all political disqulliications. The
German Premier warns Gambetta that
he will recognize only an Assembly
composed of freely. elected Deputies,
to which Gambctta replies in defence
of his decree, and says it illustrates the
plans of Bismarck and his accomplices,
the fallen dynasty, aud their pretensious
to Interfere with the Assembly. A
public meeting was held at Bordeaux
on Friday night TO support Gamhetta,
aud it was resolved to ask him to &c
cept the Presidency of the Committee
of Public Safety aud prosecute the war.
Jules Simon left Paris for Bordeaux on
Monday last to notify Gaubetta that
Executive power must belong only to
the Paris Government. All over the
country candidates are being nominated,
aud amongst those named. are Rolliu,
Gambc;ta, Louis Blanc, Rochefort, Gar,
ibadi and other men of the same class
for the Radicals, aud / HERS, Changer.
nier and Keller for the Moderates
The Germans have occupied Abbeyille,
in Northern France, since the armisticc
has been proclaimed, and Gen. Faidherbe
has issued an order carrying its terms
into effect The pursuit Of the French
Army OF the East was continued up to
Wednesday, and many prisoners were
captured The French Generals en-
doayored in vain to cxtricate themselves
by au appeal to the armistice. There
are contradictory statements about Bour
baki as to whether he is alive or dead.
1t is rumored that an unsuccessful ut.
tempt was recently made to assassinate
Trochu. Minister Washburne has ar
rived at Versailles from Paris. The
Duke d Aumale, 0rleanist heir.presump.
tive, has issued proclamation, in which
he declares his allegiance to the repub-
lie. The members Of the Paris Govern.
'nc'' VIII X oc,o'' '"e Na'io"S' rs
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in an address to the Prussian Diet, in,
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