The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-09
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tremes OF the grand arch OF tue Union
Pennsylvania is the keystone, over which
waves the Republican banner.
The Democratic government Of New
York is proved to havs perpetrated OIL
permitted stealings within the period oI
two years to the amount of twenty mill
IONS
The Washington Chronicle says that
Union county was mentioned in the Presl
dents South Carolina probation by the
mistake of a copying clerk, Marion coun-
ty being intended.
saThe Ku- -klux outrages.;n Stoddard and
Dunklia counties. Missouri, have utterly
defeated recent attempts to dispose OF
bonds of these counties to the amount OF
5000, coo to aid local railroad enterprise.
Official returnes of the late election IL
Ohio have been received at Columbus.
Noyes. Republican, for Governor, has
23S. .273; McCook, Democrat, 2lS, Jos
Stewart, prohibitionist, 4,0s4 The tota
vote of the State was AGO. 462.
At last.the complete official returns ol
the vote in Pennsylv ania at the late elec'
tion have been made up, and they show
the following results: Republican, 2S4,
O97 Democratic, 269, ISL; Temperance,
3.lS6; Republican majority. a, ,946.-
The majority for Gov. Geary, two years
ago, but A, $50. There were 326, 354 votes
in favor of the Constitutional Convention,
and 7O.2O5 against it; majority in its ia
vor, 25S. 14o. -
Last Tuesday elections were held in ten
States. Maryland, Minnesota aud Wis
consin elect Governors, State ard Legis-
lative officers; Massachusetts, and New
Jersey elect Governors and Legislative
officers; New York, State and Legisla-
tive officers; Mississippi and Georgia
elect Legislative officers; Illinois elects
Congressman at large; Nebraska elects
State officers.
Returns from the French election so
far as received, show there have been
elected 81 Imperialists, 1914 Legitimists,
POI Radicals, 494 Moderates, and 667
Liberals and conservatives. Prince Je-
rome Bonaparte's election for Corsica will
be contested, On the ground that he is
not taxpayer in that island.
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, resigned
on the 23d inst, to take effect on the
both, at o'clock in the afternoon. Ben
jamin Conlay, President of the Senate,
was installed as Governor. Bullock s
resignation was written before he went to
Now York.
The Milwaukee Ne1s says the 'iDemo-
cratic party will not die and will not dis
band" That is just what the Democrat
ic press said about Lees army. 1t did
not all die and it did net disband, but it
was capture at the same time with the
Democratic party, according to the testi-
mony of the lone champion in this State.
The Postmaster General. intends to ad-
yocate in his coming report the adoption
of the postal telegraph system, which
has been so successful in Great Britain.
For twenty FIVE cents message can he
sent to any part of the country. The
rates to the press can be largely reduced.
The proposition will be to establish
stations at all post-ofices whose annual
receipts exceed $500. That the system
will eventually pay both the people
and the government, does not admit Of
any doubt.
In New York the PEOPLE, irrespective
of party, have risen against the uncleane
thing miscalled Democracy" Tweed,
the BOSS" of the State has been arrest
ed and Jim Fisk will be. The other
leaders of the Ring have run away, be-
ing rightened at seeing their opponents
under the leadership o. such a man as
Charles O'Connor. While these corrul
tionists arc having their very nest broken
up in the metropolis, will the people oi
this county allow them to keep their
Judgement here? We trust that there is
more good common sense to be found Id
Manitowoc county.
Gen. Blair, 10 his Montgomery speech,
made no alIusion to his famous farewell
order to his troops, in which he advoca.
ted the partition of the lands Of the con-
ouered South among the Union army
We may be permitted to hope that he
will supply this important omission if he
speaks IN Mobilo--HobIc Tribune.
Frank Blair is opposed to the new de
parture, but is in favor Of the Democrats Is
taking up and voting for some Republi
can. That is, he is for men, not princi
ples-just the reverse of the doctrine
that Washington professed and practiced
Mobile Tribune.
The St. Louis Dispatch, a Democratic
paper, frankly admits that the Democratic
party, on purely Democra tic grounds
has no earthly hope of success In The
next Presidential election. The result o
the recent State elections, it says, has a;
surely demonstrated this fact as result.
possibly can, and it is worse than folly te
i look for imaginary causes of defeat wher
the fact is transparent that Democrat.
voted the Republican ticket because they
had lost faith in Democracy as it is, OF
preferred not to vote at all.
O'Donovan Rosa is candidate ayains
Tweed 1t is possible the latter will bt
elected and excluded Gu account of Grim
inal falonu In which case zntes fnr hin