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New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
PERSONAL.

Al. Sarcey, q well-knOwn Partisan journalist,
has been prohibited 0y the French Government from
giving lecture upon the tragedy Of POyeuets in the
Gate Theater, Paris, on the ground tnat IL "oWu S
turb the public mind. -
The suit for libel which the Hon. Mrs.
Norton threatened to bring against MI Williams forced
Ts London Times into closing the discussion OF nterna-
tonal oopyght between England and the United 5tates
in these terms; "There must be an end OF tns
nondence which becoming too heated for our columns
The controversy win be best concluded In the oool az
mOsphero Of o court OF laW'
Dorman B. Eaton, who was struck down by an
assassin over year ago at bis own door, was last heard
from few days aEo Southern Europe st In exceed
,ngIv feebs health and not likely for years ever to
be to sctye professional ToSG S tSe
blow he was s soFOus S msa 81 sSSd be- tSOuSh Of
Judge whose Infamous orders suppress evidence wnGa
Mt Fatons fe and has made that life burden to him.
The late Sir Roderick Murchson appointed
Prof Archibald Geike Of Edinburgh his literary eKeou
tor and left him legacy Of t6oOo The Professor Wi
Il IA understood write sr Rodericks life Sr Eoderiok
has also beaueathed to each OF the professors at Je
the magnificent siDeran avanturne vase, mounted on
pohyfy pedestal presented TO BIN Dy tne ase s
valuable gold and platinum plato
Mr. Gladstone, the British Premier, accom-
nani.d By Mrs. Gladstone and other members OF his
family recently visited the Royal Alfred Theater Lon
don 10 witness the performance OF King John" The
.nnaaranca Of the Prime Minister shortly Dofofe tne
s nj the orrfain was the signal for ademonsuation
the spectators sing 70 their feet IN au per@ or sSs
hou and cheering with great heartiness Como nnes
a. Se niav Were aiso marked out for special applause
bnT evidently regarded having On application " the
politics of the day.
Gail Hamilton concludes an article In The
r.dsDendent ON woman'S meeting, with reference 70
th fact that although the tyrant had been rsOr
ously excluded he called IN again 10 put out little
doc which disturbed tho proceedings, and adds That
Is always tho way. Women win not be trns 70 them
mlyes Thsy VIII keep up mighty fuAillads on parade
dayv; but they viii not stand By their guns at pinch
They turn man out Of their halls with beat OF drums put
ct the nrst bark they ruSh 10 bring pm In again "e
ha onr woman candidate All nominated for the PFes
dency but ust a. We are the Of going 70 Eton
vote Tor Mistress Anne Page turns out suddenly tnay
.Ss a treat lubbery boy When Greek meets Greek,
prefer Ulysses the aenk lighting It out his own line
70 DemOsthensssths Eloquent, hiding under "0mAnS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

He As once uew the Ireat importance Of ? tnesocss,
g S s q Si s = rs ssSy Hs s" Ss @ss
6 and Se end q haa @ sns ss.S ns WSs sHs g s.
SsS rsorS SSt Si.S s1S 3. Scss Z s and nea Ss
atatcsman was seholar As wei. He was amiLHS aah,nS
yta tSS aSs Sss sSs.OS o. tho Asr Standing as a special
fayOrite and read enre once every year IN the
With all Of hls love and entnuAasn lCr tne LAun
CSau"sr S "Ss down 70 Byron Milton and Dryden were
ssPeCa favOTtes Of hs n0 reGd Mogtarns ni
Cerysnes came IN Tor full share Of hs admiration One
thing liked eSCS Mr. ESss 10 S6o Syot S Sc s
and pretty Ss SsSa SG SS One day
ssnS Si S@s to heaven 3 asa SsS1 p
Gs1fTt Tsd al! ~ sEs ss s1RS %1SohiSs % ana
STo tS TsS al the sSSsruOou % Of ali
ner Of steaneugines and Manufacture OF eVcLy ~
isscripf0p, Ho wsA always ready 20 entersaln, in
Sns siTnSt h Of tSs 70 ssosi siS :i4SYs @ HSs
that which would be proper and much better Oppressed
elsewhere. made an alusOn TO poetry. or ~
tempted quotation, hut Mr.. Ewing would reclte the
whole passage II necessary HIS snay tnns w nSTs sS
single sitting OF u morning, no would give mo free
translation Of one Of MOllere's plays a. .or,,.,,. 81
was over ak feet In hight without his boots weighed 21i
an and Ss 70 s SSs O not ss bis At
tme He was "a straight as au arrow. and wlxod wisa
sons 4eFe Sr related 10 me Of his physical proves in his
younger days. Placing three empty sugar hossheads
aide by sde and leapng ont Of ono into tho othcr hnl
clearing tho whole without scratch. ADothor OF ms
amsoients wds chalkng the sOles OF his boots IN tho
old Shsr tavern aud placing those chalk marks on the
ceiling Of the bar-rOOm. but never heard how high u
was although 1t 80 years a9o. Tho high leap waS
ono OF his best efforts IN that line. Take two men, nv
six feet In hight and let them elevate tapo
line TO the extreme hight OF their hands and Mr. Ewing
would oloar it at q single bound There was Que
thing loved about Mr. Ewing above all Otlers-there
seemed TO be malice envy In his composition. lie
meyer ex pressod in my presence thing but appreO
tive Kindness of all his professional brethren, East West
North or SOUTH II Is only your little minds that Imagine
The great ara cnvious aud they always looking out
for tho lion In tho gate"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
WE1THER REPORT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF sInNAL oFTIc1R,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OBFIcBR,f
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Nov. Ill q IN.
Synopsis for The pGSf tUentv four hours
The area of lowest pressure is some distance
east OF NewEnRland. North and north-WesterY Wlnas
with anow arc reported from Lake Ontario Brisk north
west winds have continued the Middle Atlantic with
clear aud clearing weather.
The area of highest pressure ia In Kentucky and
Western An Of low barometer exists
In Nebraska, representing tho disturbance which was
central In Oregon ON Tuesday evening.
ITobdbiItSeS.
Clear weather with rising temperature Ia probable for
the uf states east OF the Mississippi River; south and
easery winds With increasing clOudlness IRON Texas TO
Missouri and south-east winds with threatening
weather. and rain ex tend from Iowa 10 Lake Superior
LiGbt winds will probably prevail on Lakes Michigan
and Erie, backing 20 sOuEhenst; diminishing north
TO Cape Cod and Maryland.
warning Signals Ordered.
CautiOnarY signals continue At Cape May, heW-hork,
NeW-IODdon and are ordered for Boston to might.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
THE LA1E THOMAS EWING.

POO In some pleasant RseollectiOns of Thomas
Ewing" In fhs 0iaeinnaH OoemeTedaI Thomas
the sculptor, fevves some phases OF tne !.
homo life and character. Commissioned, In 1852 70
make . buit Of Ewing, Mr Jones vIitee his home ..
LAacassr Ohio aud In the privacy of his studio spens
wee sf curious c6mnnaionsrp. In this pleasant so.n
Mr. Ewing had reared himself home resembling "a y
many rezpect ne fnlily mansion OF CAY from "nl0H
It seems " have bssn hdodSled. u. p = -.
NJ 4; FSi1S q SsDsS sDsS Of 9sz szconsi %ie1 iss
pg hat Utmost deprived him Of the Povst spScCn.
His snsetese e NJ WeosteE enc ma W. kesS wa not
is Sa9a e 80 o,oS n
{cF fsax Mt ~ fzsm n. EWfgG 114Z fesiaSnSe s
a9E 49, ~, ~ :.,t ~ spaoc IS.
AZ 1n1A. :. ed d .Ed psiste yea IN Ss LSsS. LHs,.
Cas- insoigsdL - q Safal5 ,1pndfed prsfpe St S2r
-; = - y w. D.4sas =
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
THE PIANo-FACToRY AooIDENT-MR. HALE El
ONERATED

THE PIAEO-FACTORY ACOIDENT-Mk HALE EA
ONERATED.
Joseph p. Hale, tho piano manufacturer OF
Tenthaye and Twenty st., seems to DO victim OF
circumstances, inasmuch as his factory walls have
brought him twice In year before the public IN an
unfayOrable light, by their tendency TO tumble down.
The newspaper reports have spread tho impression that
most Of the walls Of the fAetOry that was burned last
week have since tumbled 10 the ground Wait to tho
premises shows that only the upper corner FELL
and that this fall caused by the fact that the roof
joats burned on erst at one side and being "AnSho5Sd
10 the other side took 1t with them In their fall Ths
portion is already nearly rebuilt M the toists
age Of such structures founded on rock fee:
has lelnoh and tho upper halt n.i9cn
walls The mortar e , ECSG ana no %Ip Pale ale hsS SrSS
men who crspt into the building election night Much
and Mr. Hale claims that the nremen nsedlessy eTposed
themseVes Nothing would have been heard Of defects
w Were Injured and that building Of the same owner fell
few months before Many s0EuaE erESss TOR 1Sxs sR
One reporter strives to nd an outrage In the not that
was not BIT Of hair IN the mor:a & ns an
Oists did not into tho wall over fOu5 inohe Enereas
GSsS ouSG nS Ss walls only eight thick
spaces between the windows are Sx ieet sxo ncnes 20
% s IN ann %aRy n he aCG so bS i
ana inches from center to center Win three rows OF
bridging The arches over tho windows contain three
tiers of brick.
M Hale seems TO have been simply unfortunate. he
oae TO NOWYOrk from Worcester, MaSs claims 70 have
no connection with City rings and he built these feo-
tories for his would naturally WIKI them 70 De
safe He has built houses for 20 years and mede pianos
II years He here seven years ago, ous tne lac
tory owned BY Phelan COlender, used three years.
and then sold Il 10 them. Il was burned out L months
afteR-a the woodwork being consumed; but the WAe
were 70 good that thsy needed repairs 20
replacing the inside work This bnflding Ike the other
two built By Mr.. Hale Is 70 feet Wtde-thAt being the
width that slts for piano faotory Though factory
acO foot long and but % Wide and eiRht storee high
seems frai Il IA claimed that such building wiz stsna
asorm bottae than solid square ono, beoanse II the
latter several Ss Of b0lstsshs ends Of whioh
be used In each door. The pressure OF ngh WAC
against one wall 70 apt 10 shove tAe Jolss on that sde
Ss the others at tho top; Whereas In the marrow
ing they pFess against the opposite WA 70 tAAs both
~, SndIpx tat fan last Ea was 100 fset By g. aud
60 foct high With walls Of 10 and II nchaa and was u
every respect built according 70 Law, shown at me
CoronerG inquest tremendons gale raised tae 1901 x
os,e ado where It unansh0d. In It's fall wed9ed
tie aOft wall outside, and cro down the whole build
re- This long and shspe that adopted " most
III tAa oelebrsed fnctOres Of NouEnglAnd Tho facts
arc given justice 70 Mr. Hale and 70 tho Building De
parfnent fsr there many uo charges against tne
fat4or that there IL no need Of invenEtag any. 10
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
SENATE RETURNS
ASSEMKLY EETURNS.
EXPECTED FRAUD IN COUNTING TIE ALDER
MANIC VOTE.

The rrmor that Mr.. Tweed and his coad-
futor intended to have Board Of Aldermen that was
IecmAtsly elected thrown out by false count carried
suficlent force with it induce the subcommittee OF
the Reform Democracy and the Committee OF Seventy
to take tho. Necessary precautions Tomorrow or by
Monday next at the farhcst the canvass OF the vote
will have been completed and then the counsel Tor the
new Board will demand certificates OF electonfOr their
centA II false counting shall have beeh reSOrted to,
criminal suts will be Instituted against the suspected
ersons II certificates granted to the neWlyeected
Aldermen and tho old TO vacae their seats
proceedings Will he taken against them, ana they WI" 10
coHipellod 10 give place to their successors
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
rRI.EnRAPHrn NOTES

feAs"iay ~srHiaz 8. -t : - tAEl
One half Of tho Virginia State debt, aoariy
SDoO0oC hSs bcen lnAel
Tor We pSrrhsss Of Ris kaVSa1Ss IAh V sasss no e
sagAI. and cohbs cultivation
Yesterday WA observed throughout Ontario,
OAasda 81 Thsnkg day. An the paoos bsaSeu o'ses
snd services Wcfr bod Ia All she cbufohAa
-: meeting Of .polisy-holdeys Of suspended IN
s.fahcs eofRpanss v he'd Ohazs WeanilT opsse
u lea mas appointed 10 report plan d aclos
..,.W Ware g. Co, bankers, Of Omaha have OBJ
hiae verdict OF te 900 Me bnd States EIpe, Conpae1
FOE money sann On thr HANNIBAL JussOh Aread A
Whackersh during The Rebellion
The City Council Of Richmond, Va, has 1pprc-
psd eSoOoo fT e purpose Of uueus ChUrob bill h thl it -
h sznaOe q The B,trn rnas d The ChOAPohe sni ohS hl
rOad 70 pdc.sster on the jlm- iaver ..f.
80 The Pacific Insurance Company Of San Fran
reaOlVu Withdraw their onnAae tAs
hereafter 70 TIE Pho COot staples The President OF ~
Fmn IusuraDca Company leaves ey CheAa
aast asd AL losses the C0spsay vii Oasuaas
buAOoas Bss having theif capital uttmparet
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
DIRECTIONS 10 TIE RzsGrSoToErGUE.

"Anti- Ring" writes tOiFHB TRIBUNE, stating
that Of the Remington guns ss1edVn election Gay two
broke down completely IN the ArnofT Of the 2ad Reg
nentsand oasin thas es ths 11h also thatmany would
not yssh e a re sssc tnS: .hf 'ssssA nS1S
army have oeer eSsled in, "a the sEsnnk thai
they - uTsuitAllD sar frooPs q thf I'D teai
many g ne gqns Ias1se t9E ~ VA s,S S
rStufnee - enreiy Aa4 fAat ne iege
sssSsS e SSs AA ysTs q ia TSsSa ss 81 ss< ss ~!
made 6 teDrtngnalAz ~, the NntRhel G9age 1eere s
RsnllgtD4 enn broke doMa eilr.l un3n ene oey srE
iubng test hS report Of ~ Beeea xaa tncFceh ehd
mt - e sSs :erts 81 SsSs o4sE & Sas e 2,
o. BoaE4 brsadnk down - Nqsl eAa1fR Ring gires
hi1na1e as gaaEsnsss e RtSd faash. ,,.,,s'.. liS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17


ARMEOn he th n asr sbors illness Cbaas5 Ara
a. on merehaaI Of this eitS aesd u TearA -,
PAsera services 81 bic se feddeees No eanas booaHa
Saturday. Tho 18th Inst, 81 Vdeek P n
CkRPENrsRAt PsSsAhsspas. TusSasJ ~srNaG 10" Assa
T r.uye. ~ mssds Of DE uy srs sssA ~ a.s
hOn bis Ian reslasnss In Nils, on Friday rIh As SdesaHA
pByENDORV-op kO~dsy ~ Edward DsIsnSOn D. sE'S
Rslss,ss .ad ssaA. Of , nGnbs etAs EnsnseEgh ns
Ell SOesty omeers and members d FtoGnHe Leeas -
Srs r.spestdy ssa hs fanss uhoas sbs. ssdee
fO rssdsaSs sls orand. WhanseSrgh, FdV hs' IT.
stsSdock p n 80 -
HoEMAN-Os PO1 az msias wsass'Sss liia acSth -.
FDsr. q fIsndS Needing osSe fwesty seyeeth se.s
dsT BstaSdsy 10 1essG Fnends respectfully hsiasd sss
KNAPP-A GrssaSish Cpaa. sh ast. DAVID A Kaapp -
vs.s services d AOuss e he brusAsr kAspp 10 osas
% SsuaaaL Asniag, aSSelssL The HHsiA' sm - NAss
0rosaWoo4 CeaS,oRy. .'t
ncIoyeaLnos rs.sAAS sS~ A. is1l. Asa 'sS' Peter 10
n: isssds "a sis7ss Of he snir 'sI L.s4 . ..'s.a
hs hsnsFai fou late rpdeaos No IA Wee BeEsnthA -
RAtarday morning, ne Bh Inzt al 0otoeE eols1s 49,
aaa VN b eolsbd n - yoeephs Cturch tof Ne rpe -
sOali tbeaes 81 RStsszs Csahsdrsl iDS iassfnent
sTICKHRYon sssdsy Nov ~ q sarss fs.et Anes As ys
gnoas and - daS, only % u r. n and nAsAA sessAsT
/ Nj HhDS WesiehsasY 0Oa8ty.
Van TS- xs..ua Hsr is ss1ssi vAs ras IN o. s'a 20.
s,j sSgoss a Pos Msnsaai oAssA MsrS.aa aaaaI sss
D at0a Rseas V b iasscsod a. AassaSaA heH-he -
az nov 10, h0kH ~ i'..ft +.t. VI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

Grand total ..lO7T s6IS 1O,sl5 1888 n'"l 7'lSi
The following are the official maorities for
the Republican State ticket in Monroe County Scrbner
eo7. Uopkins slI; Raines, 1893 Barlow 7a; Taylor
726 Berkley, $40; Kirkpatrick SoI.
There was transposition of figures IN the
return received by yesterday OF the vote for Senator
IN sobuyler County The correct vote is: Narrower,
Rem, 92lS; Bradley. DEM, 2,l60; Hsrrowers major
ity, 81. - -
The official majority for the Republican State
ticket in Ulster Couaty 500: for Hardenoergh Dem
~ s.a.or oos Touohran Rep for Assembly list Dis
piot IOa Woosey, Rep, lid District 704; Whitaker
Pen IIIi Distrlct 276; Lawton, Rep, County Judge,
SaI Carpenter $40; Csntne surro-
gate, l60
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
8pseial Motifs


Cos1InItlSs Ter tMs RsiSe1 Of tho Safsrsrs ~ 'As
Chicago CSaaaSraten. @
~ '"sf c' ROOMS oy fnn 0aAHsEa % lCo.1saos
3 --- SO. s.i.E No - WILIzA1 ~. 0eseesf AHh
1.rsu Of -hsdAns sAs Shs nv 'ssA edr s'~eS
ssss = ~ C.abss sfCss-O.. H~ q Wus. $50
EItsoH, Ssss...v 6As cAsaA, S~'sa ~ losH = -
81 a. o. . s.5 asnbsr sshs conaS cAsSs sS'~e' Psss
y as SadH "a ALoW. Tr'sssrse tf, "a,
~ = orrcESa ov TEE OoHMTzA
. btu goHnc. oasEH. CAsln.Aa, n sssiA~L x. a,'
~, ~ GsoRas orpYER. ysscsaluaaa = Hse.sA
Tsale A. EEow, xs.assry % BuHas~sp. ,.ag .ls.
s,.s b PRANK 4 Howg. esessz. g HsRa. ,--z- =,
deed CSGks ass sHtiroA -. VEopeR tslpAs'es
f1,fS VvNFf. 1it sftg. sss1=Ts4 ssHrrsi5, 81. ,..
1 BEEBEag RANGES NEVER FAIL
rksF Ress Hssq Ssts, atSIA tlssB q hss"sr]
sEsEe % -, f ~ st pa.a,sn.sys ~ IA q 91sl 49,
0{4sT ~ il I.3 ~ ~ 80 silrg ss.4 n n@A
sdsS1e1 Is aFB fa# 8nR gfNHa a htt,t "a a,.A,A
757lI RHA es9t3 5tsrs sGt D = - - -
Ned nsB 81 1ssss - - Ts.,ssr a ne
al SAf1RpAf n5sn lD si es :. ~ = - 81 SssrasS
- ~ "a Wbt5p1Af 3 ea 1hMaag 4 IA Rs PeIb1asss
as7k 4 AL N13la ~ Is - Lsz
-(soefay i5IlS Has 6svea DeaEfA -.
~ III ~ nsS Ssgss Hsa. ~ ns n ~ go bpsfu.s
'F - 't~ sisstN
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

ACCIDENT ON THE PAN HANDLE RAILROAD.
PrrrsBURaH, Nov. 1o,-The express train
coming Sast On tho Pan Handle RAlrOAd ran upon
broken ra this morning. near AlsxAndra Roads, ohio
The fireman was CEaahed 10 death 6otwoen tho engine
and tender and the epgaeoE severely eealded There
Wero no other casualties - - r |'Oj '..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
nnua,.to lhvn arnnK MARkKr- Ia, a

are q oaIs Iae .9ppJ 20 tEila4
lls cs 70 tine last week The late sTTa Sfs
for sa As rsalss soses qucL A pOss Saesat4 ssh -
Ohio steers ranging e0 n 1888 95O1S5 III l15 Is4h
ana TsNSins from gn 70 L. 5B d. At 81 @0eB7a
s a. as0 LGxssbs rsoep Hels lCo hesd s market CAD
Ween bneSs Offering u T Cana1l' qies az1
unchan d, sales Mlchsaa sheep EaArll from hs o.
a. a "a ~ QI Csnsds sAsoD Raging frpA ~ 70 l15 u A. es1
- - oo f.n"da Lambs rangsT frnB 10 10 b. S6 aOt -
NJ sp ETs 100 had the msskot l and proc.
se 0lOsng steady Wth ah aPNAra sSnT 'sa |
bsai, a a. 4 taf Medium tO tlo1d.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
A CARD FROM JAMES HEALY. AssEMBLYMAN


To the Electors Of he ISt Assembly District: .
l heartily thank my personal and pohtcal
fepds throughout the Ist Assembly District for their
earnest and efficient support in the recent campaign
which resulted in the selection Of myself as the repre-
sentative Of this district in the Assembly Of tho State
shall always remember with gratitude the efforts OF my
friends and supporters. who manfuly endeaVOred TO
protect the purity Of the election against those In power
who aaed by ruians ballotbOX suffers and fraudulent
oounters sought to thwart the will OF the people Inc
determination Of Justice HoganeVinced before anu On
election daytO protect the most sacred rRht OF the M
ZEN assures me that the guilty will not go unpunshed
and that elections viii hereafter be fairy ana Peacey
oopducted pledge myself 70 faithful dlscnarge, 70
the best Of my ability OF all the duties imposed upon
me- Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Nor H. 1871 JAMES HEALY, No. 10 Harrtson'5t'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM vRaA CRUZ LSa steamship CITY Of heIice New y
Barron. family sod children ?. Ph.Aa PAscaal Lsaa x
Veyn. o Nicholson, J. AlmhaD- j. Osaof hSasAe
Sma NJ CAia.o and f,m A. BlAnoo, r. haPeA riaoo -
DsAksn and fanLly. A. y. Alexandra. p " Als1aBAra
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
RRNssELAER CouNTY4Ofioial.l

The vote of Rensselaer, County in 1870 was WOodford
$3.50; Hoffman, L, ,le6; Honman's majority. 1855.
The Dram-Shop candidate for Secretary OF State
received III; Controller, lis for Prison Inspector
10: remainder Of State ticket, 100 Jason c. osgood,
Asaemblyman elect from the Lat District is Democrat
He vaanominated by the Anti-Rng DeLaocra@' and
unmarried by the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
NEW,JERSEY.
GOV. PARKER's MAJORITY.
Majority for Joel P
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.


THE REPUBLICAN PARTY MUST NOT BECOME A
COOPERATIVE .E.s.a TaIEyIhsS ssv.ssSS AsSoclArloS
Tammany has MT by any means had o mo. no.
nopO Of fraud we onS
lO0E e. sunEy STATE Y.t sn S wSe Se
STn STS p2Sste SGsiSss shake their heads
a. 10 DS5oU: Stn, q: Deios iSSt. bt. @
SSssdn IN Of Ss PSSsy vita
%snS %snSsr The condition, not only Of M u.esnes; bq:
SH e.. s:fd TIE LAY s9i
SSSSsSious msmSsrs 70 chalk up habOd" over
sSe front door, and ssek new political tsnsment n
&g .1e ssssS tSss S: day % hasn't Sss ss
time to SU We Sc 4. .Ss S
true. Above all things else We need IN tnis country
such national Ss Ing = = eo Se soonss or
later If the Republican party disdains 70 handle the
broom and MOP + w n the pOssStS that i may
indulge in lnsons upon this UOintes, to-day ifs great
~ N THE PRESIDENCY.
FrOa Ia 9acrasssato Uatoa~
The Democracy understand the hopolessness
amy y6s ffSS5 sspuSoaS ran hard to make
cSion on the question whether It a better 70 go into the
Geld SG IL Sw1 R RSpaDoaas
ANAL ehanca of defeang the regular nominees OF tne
Peunblicn party, That the owl administration o.
Grant not entfely satisfactory 70 very many hep9n
cana and some Of tRem Of large hranpoWer ana long
service Il not disputed. Bad aPpointmens-in Some
cases unsyotasbie een.o popngo' sno otnsI
feW and tlIS DemoaeAoy ere tidatna Tor these Win
spirit aud Vigor As rnla, the dsacteo enoua nevcs
have bean eeveF6d nom ths RepnhhcA perfl peeause
they are generally q large services ane soinnes
Who cannst DO replaced ne tszlt hee eomeNnere,
and should bs r0cfed ven - Poesoe % fne
oourse recommended by large Alement " tne Oono1
cratic party may obtain such popularity thai e SS
ofhef for the Presidency, Of which may be as weu
recommended 70 the people fDr ha civil q the other tor
his military service. ,-l y - isf s7..sr7..I e..
TIE EE "a. AssISsr aeAET; B 1s.s;..,.....,
Nevertheless there is opposition TO bis e. re,
SoPnsc9 aRS ta e tss p:ts e go sSs Tes 70 b
SstSned - Win respeS& M eInssr h1s been one Of
ths most prcniSent n ida mctensnk Mr. echur5 e
nan o1Ysy deeent eAlihsk A. least TIE equel OF ~,
6amn1s thel4lly aha - YHteisr ~ sn
0fator. ta hAs g ee elns tine son1e9 - ~,
.sSssss q Sns @ d a.sss AZ sss g = snss Ss1
saA rAsss are &c M @sss y q
sppears more serous Same Of ne leeding Rspnsa,S-
4 jo6aeef tne West hare b1sA seXe - ~
OSn Grant Tho fegpeetable t4t.9 - bsen reRaeg
becoming more independent and outsnokeni ana ret9
1 TO run sS smoothly as II once did m party enannen
a hopeful sign OF ths pfe4res& tent 2aknellsp -.
made within ne last few IN ~
tiOnof Gen. Grant, and tha yieEa 9t easor sfe egl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

The November elections elicit the following
from The Lo,asrilLe Courier,JOUr1IaI: "We have no
scheme of our own advance But Is clear that eH
trnordinary measures OF kind must be taken; and
these should become at the absorbing topic OF pO-
ical apeculaon The SOUTH can say with assurance
s ready TO follow any lead which promises on outlet 70
it's difficulties It proposes no dloaton Our enHs IN
fnIly Weld up our peculiar notions whatever they may
be-
Neasures have been taken to secure the
OF warrants for repeaers who operated ct the ato
election and to-day, PROBABLY several Will DO arEeS'ou-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
SENECA oouNTY-[Ofacial.l

The vote Of Seneca County In 1910 was: Woodloru
aGs; Hoffman, S146-Honman's maj 62.
The Anti Dram-shop party pOlled In Seneca County
votes for their candidate for Secretary Of State 81 for
and for the remainder Of the State
ticket Myron a. Clark, for eenator received A votes
and Cornelius v Il. Norris for the Assembly, -