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New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

cstcd In airy movement directed against &ho pro-sn'
Administration, but fears that there may be 0ch dis
agreement ~ " tho outward form Of an alliance.
The following ~ from The baltimore A Dser'con:
"As Of tho non,bors Of tho National Republican
Committee. give pubic notice In advance that we
propos" 10 introduce In that Committee resolution urs
to refrain from sending Federal cehOdt rs IN
TO the Rational RoIublicau Convention" GGId; but
still better if they cOnd be cscded from the i9Db3s
and, In ia. Kept strictly to tho performance oi thon
proper duties AT home.
letter from prominent Rcru'l'nn pnli
tcian In NewOreans who has idcutiicd hinse!f Will
neither OF tho Contending factions OF the party usi-
aIa announces the probable ee tOn Of - Warnsoth can
didate for IeuOnaDt Governor by the State Ssatr IN
II 10 IL; Our informant IL also OF opinion TINT At the
next regular session Of Tho Lr,iIatUre Air Garter,
Speaker OF the House, will bs removed and W,rm0ih
man 0lDscn i aus pace and that all attempts 70 I'M.
peach WaiiDo:b that may be mSlo VIII ,ttsfiy i,il
The DemOcEtic' patty is in the position Of
man apparently drowned, with crowd about INN. rae!
meuiicr OF which suggests something perfsty suro y,
bring HIM tO life againrubhng. brandy ami water hot.
cn and watt r-cold standing lin his head. rolling
him on barrel. &c. Sc. county newspaper. iiinc-
tionarcy Interested in the sus,taon OF the conatose
od par y sugc"-s the nomination or III" irc~tency or
Judge Chase, or OF HnaoI lIumbu, ~ o iatH Brown.
o. OF Charles Francis ADso somebody docs not Secn
W matter no he may be- If only ne hasa name 10 oOnjnro
Win AS tbs jack alta inrn wUd Ge obi .Gd 10 accept
tho " Democratic" PLATFORM f there H. SONS
generally Thought wLost n0t 30 have any for him -
accept I this policy s,ionlt hu Adopted viii b,
ut tho next clrciiOn tho most uniporrifmi gam" Of
SOiIg II blind" Witnessed this country. In dos
Dut hi, liio 6xpe iment Of tho DnnOcracy wpuIl be-
more an,'ising. Mo fancy, than aiamhS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats of Lawrence, Mass. have
nominated John ]. Doland for Mayor
Newton Talbot, in addition to tho RcpnhH-
can nomination Mayor OF Boston, has received that
Of the Citizens Committee.
Ex-Congressmun Bowen has been elected to
,h South arolina state Legislature. IS Representative
from Charleston County.
Gov. Alcorn of Mississippi will, to-day. re-
.ien and urn OYER the executive ONCE 10 Lieut. ''ov
PSwrr. COY. Alcorn viii start for Washington I'm
mcdiacly.
Tbe Bostou Commonwealth learns that James
A. Garfield and George W. Julian have been frightened
from their early advocacy. OF woman suffrage by tho
Woodruff laiIn movement
Gov. Andrew used to say of the Democratic
marty that II WAS mounted nothing and bound no.
ubcrc That WAS In 1seO The party seems now to be
nrer,nv To mount again. and resume Its course " That
bourne from which no traveller RETURNS
The several departments of tho Kentucky
State Government busy preparing their reports. II
likely that the Auditors report will show deficiency
of fund, in the treasury. and recommend increased
taxation TO supply dcc reported annual for
o,crl years back Tho failure OF the Legislature for
several ssions levy greater rate has seriously en-
barrasscd the treasury, ~ tiues Ia tue pay mcht VI
,Iuilu- her than current
In declaring its preference for Col. Thomas
scott n. the Democratic candidate for President The
BYiington (DrJ Adrertser also points opt that the
marty must not be too precise and punctilious about
tb,r declaration Of principles. Tho desp crate nature
of the contest OF 1874 SAYS The Adrerfiser very can
didiy demands new tarticsa liberal construction ol
the rticr, of our political creed and flexible accom-
,mnJ of our Fundamental principles to the demands
of the popular cOn-cience''
Commissioner Davenport. from the Com
,,,t,c Of seventy has requested ODonovan Rosa TO
call "A meeting Of the seventh Ward vOers some night
noxt week. for the purpose OF taking evidence relating
10 he late election frauds In the Ivth D.ric
= rnurth Ward meeting will be held anOther night:
Davenport aud nOtarics will attend
and takr the aniavts lssa wrote to the Conmsslouor
srnn that II they desired to arrest the WOGess OF tho
ssrn frauds he vi their service " ho end VI the
fight
The Stats Zritas0 does not think the Dem
ocrsto National Executive ConsAsoss VIII FOLLOW The
.ylce of Mr. Voorhees, v seSsrdte caiae sprsltrnary
convention to agrcc policy foe In soaevs that
tho proroedIuss in Congress cnrnetae pAr' Oh .ne
S " tho oapnlEn snd ratler sySr:
, ,ttic i,fisrenoe betwoen tho "iileral Repub-
uI iha NS,aQQ.sta q e ae 1rtNA1tel 20 Aave'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
BRUTAL MURDER NEAR DETROIT.
Irym The Detroit TritaW. Nor u.

Mr. DcnnisOn Miller, well-to-do farmer near
this ciiy. bruta.ly murdered IN hi own l"-r "n
FRIDAY night. Mr.. Miller. his wife, and N"nIlg man
naIcd George Erwin were sleeping III the iois" About
midn ght Mrs Milci awakened by some noise aLot
the kitchen door, and she arose and went into that part
Of the house. She unbOltcd the door and opened 1t
little Way leaving aperture through which the cat
went Before rhc could close il the door pushed
further back and cntorcd. his frc c'bcr coF'Icd
with a black mask or bldckehcd to initiate negro
probably the former. Mrs. Miller terribly
alarmed and screamed out. The man told her
o keep st!Il and she would not be hnt. 30
far from Going so, She screamed again, and ly
this time her husband thoroughly awakened.
ana out u the bedroom. The r0bber took no iur
ther notice Of the woman, but pushed forward toward
the husband soeIs 70 have met him at the entrance
Win both kaids, and demanded what he wnnicd The
Ths wife called out that <hey had none, -kat
the two men were already engaged r. 2
s,rueS, I sew to % be tho sound Of sapfax and her
hand fell her. The murderer wSeted further
Roase BY, daeS snsoafs rn. ass SSo snd snd
rushed out Of doors In pursuit, ovt too late
:" Inc OF service. On the thTeshold VI tho
door was found a little blood, and ON Nc casing the
Of bloody fingers, the murderer seeming 70 have
M en- hod there and npg himself ar0und INC corner
IT, ,,c MAS fouud Open nld few drops Of blood were
-, cred upoD and near H. Mr.. Miller Lad her i.nd
cui I,y the kuifc Of the arsassii ~ he pued "
,,1 ,t tlc body Of her huflHnd ON oohlhk 10 hn "a
i o, .,nl Tie floor shc found hih guile d'dd frClyN
al . ,,cin ~. h'..I LId ir'n /" 'ir"i''. ""' h'
~ .|tfIt d,. .!Iuo.f i1- 'Ith "h - -. .'H "'".,
i,..,i. 1, uruu has been f'Ir~'rd lf ~" 'i" VII"
,..,.. ,,t. 4. Ai..uu .Iiuil atIvIp VI gam,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Thanksgiving Sermon
Ar TIlR

.s ,:!: q ID si''i
e. that Sss S S .l the .s S Of s o 90 he Pea s
Oh sq I'M; .. & ss M % Be very sSs have e. Eon.apo 4:
Of isr~. .ni Sa pa :. vii be , gsss T. .s
s so%asp and all slime which si'.s
and @ @ . s.. :. M ~ @ Ak rlS n. @
E :sr1a q ';, % s sss ID. e.. s sss % %
ard aby scton. oy which oaiur, be sscress1
scnssS III aAsDKsks Fills Ist ~, :' sa' Z.
h Il. a, Al s saAvsp r. aGs
he si al :: s;ss.'
~: IT, a sl1 % sn St ssa . ,oi & ;at Is. % i & :
s.s.s Sn ss. !1S
s.'5 iG" .n Sei lang.
s. and ~ aS s sa to s ii he Il. .
% ns s:i g: iss'
s rh: .sss s q :s'
ns % a.; ,'s. sssa., boz. the ns. nprH Ss
ss. sp. s., so S1: aass ss .n get g.
Th, .lo.y plan :" euro C:osnpasn Ard psoa
endrc gone, II enough vitality ei TIE other to us. -
s.ss many er,. with only sound l,: :1
and sreuxhn 60, good ard Nurt the
needs clear the s.e OF oil the that The iass ~hs
Il is ur artsnt that. using sCIIENcKs MRDCINRs
should 10 exercised take cold krp D|ors cool aud DAMP
we.r avo ua aud take ouoor exercise only genial aud
sunshfue
- in.y md stood that when recommend p.,i'n. b.
cod while moues DO for
wo has but partially from the eaoeS
Of bad cold far liable 70 rrpae Aap who h. bs.s
entirely cured and pvse, tho regard " Conssmplon
long nr1s perfectly healed 30 long there ,r
danger Of M Of the dsesse Hence 10 that - s
masphers thai pleasant Confirmed CossunpvS
lurgs Which the least change atmosphere H 10
The grand o aceess with mcdcues oosees
nfained lung with ss ne psasn y
tho biting blasts Of MIntc tbs chilling S,sas Spsa %
.honH be carefully shielded froa all Irritating nsssnSs
The caution should b Observed 10 this pensA "a's"
under almost circumstances M.. A N
The person should be Aep wholseons ard nssnsss s ~ -
tho meieines continued until tie b0.y has Ts''of'' ~
rs my.sii cured b. I ,rss.mss the wOr Aad o.
and have lived to get t and hearty nes Z s % I.sr ~,
ASsst 1s iss o Dso:.Ssr ~ pos. q z ~
haaf :. hs sa .s sS;:: .s: = ssS ss.iss
r.i aS.u"us .eSo.s..y ii ny s,.s :: sA. ssrs.s hy
part sv ,;a &c; Sssssss -
JOHN " HKNsr. collage pse:s e. Nsw. fsrs
Jacob Day, v c..r:, Of - y:srt ss.Sng s ss-
nsas 70 .a T.rr,s rsssseabA No. " west Thitsea,Aa
sN All oSe.sas hereby ~snsd sspSy sag
ns,sss q scee~ak WitAest sstss from JAOoS
T..v No. 81 Wsss Ihircsath si
r., ,,0cc Nosce.-Ins MAILS FL ROPE daring Ns wesh
sSTsDAY . s1i v, c,css oarSh0N TUESDAY,
m "a NkpSHSDAi. at and IN SArt kDAi. sssA
W. r. u, JONkS. PostmAsIss
Drunkcnnr-s and Opium Eriing.-br DhsKs III fou's.
,,r I.. rsh'rs> t.ta 'hrs s'Is a"~s
eurSL xau ssaa stAAss ,sx sstsss>
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

,OLRS-On Wene.isy Nov % 1t of>cS k,s dius~r ~
.lr inI the lat : a,h-1rr Ann Coles sg-f IL
The WI PsuPs Ep ropIl Church. Ess
or,s Ndturiy. Dec ;. It O'Clock 'a5rs:es viii be IN
h" vi ocors
New AMI -Dds 81
further
viii b. tho ~ train back To th"
RUNKD Broosn Wrdnesisy. 18th Inst William tpnk Of the
- Rurk y 0l'l.
Parucui,rs of To. inner N bereiirr.
RUNYONln New Brunswick ". j. Moni,r. nor >" rsr r.
Rpn on. in the 18th Of his
Funr ,cryi Ff.ag Dec the Bapis, church Nss Sr
o"ck Friends AMI rltvc' OF She family nvitl
without further notice
SiYKhS Jsaca H. L. Nov ~ Inst after buf Ipess Mary
egn rcooi iinh'r Of bert and Anna L. Sayr~' age IL
FaLea Saturs Ocock tie reaJ-ncs of bes
parents, Grace C1uru Juc. L. J. fnends
invited without further nO;'"
the 9Th Joseph Il Wilson. aged 81
the family invited attend his funeral
rrsdrnce. ~ san BROOKLYN Friday De- 1.
al II
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

IiTE rEOp0,ED SALE OF TIE HoOsAC Tunnel
BOsIDN, Nov. 29.-It has Dccn known con-
corning iH proposed Bale o. tie H0o,ac Tnel and Troy
snd Greenfield Railroad, that the offer comes from
cssfs Val Robinson in behalf Of the Troy and Bos
"h Railroad. These gentlemen wish a through line to
o'~ego. aud hope TO make combination with that OBJ
e1 ~ WOW. They DO not object to the Vermont Central
s Fitchbufg Railroad purcba. ing with tn,n. IN. tie
"o ittt named Or;tio- "bi"C, 10 10" "rrJuY u't'
oHei ird," "ouIi ultimately t"Ih rt-.4t 'V'..I tnr
r'"i 81 Inc tu Lc Wl!CJ cdaIUi bi ''h' iStfi ia
thah Two years. The G0ycrHfI ana 'U,'I / deemed
~sA II LIa Laa. .l, LuaL ,u.v Iai. Lul
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Can't Thomas Emerson. President of ,hc S"uti
Re- lin Taons Bank the oe,t bank resident Ms
1ieL ve.,-rAy, in Wakefield. age Us.
The Rev. A. A. Miner has been chosen President
~ M.ssshuses Alliance place oi L. la nUn
yln las =. .ncd ont the ground of il.neslh
The Hon. L. A. H. Nelson Of East Tennessee,
ia fr.guei the supreme ltEc and T. Sll d."
bss been appointed li'
A fire, last evening, on the upper floors Of Nos. >
occupied by stewart NcaO fug o.er dnmaR-I ~"
,t,t The la dclri che q,
ire; s.ar vas injured SloV bung
81 OGJ II. losses o. covered Icy Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
LATEST SHIP NEHX
lFOr other ship Nrrs ses Third PaJ~f
ARRIVED

s.pm,i,s Lou',u tl I,bbi. .rpoo Nov H. 81
Ose.nso.n tn, sih adpr ,pa Tb 10 'o'a DLe
~ A. hp stisrsA Lawrence. kas pau on
Dom .on Stesi ,ssipCN
S,s.m hu aion htr BnfIo Hoa,rel HaIs1 -
I,D 20 New. EesDs
Brx hhc~ starr VI. Hor:er, M,lsns " dsJs With hit
Schr Au,. {pf b1,sh~er Air ca Js~i 40 fys Ebs c'f
r. = ,pSvoOi
t,ne Imx,, viryu,,. Arui- whtTof.. yry-,
H.4'. w .J Tho. E5us, Lr,rxs'o-n
n I, rrtr, q orsc, ~ faTr' N,l'6y q st-,Ts
4. \ Tyler. kl.,bothpo1 Minnir iy-p"ihpoH
Jar.a. Hoaman. EaIl ,et tScrt. Ge u IT. EGI s.apJst
u. r. harp RlilabethpJiS Itsssrr VI "a "tbrod
! ~ f., E;tai.ihDn.y " - cav. Via s,i2,r,
k,,iv, Port iahn,,n. Iior' icfI Jssn.,,.
M4rt-ail ., f,si J1Insoo. OF ~. .'or '''n-o'
Al, , f,'q, - tprrN BItar
csstr westerly. y " f"aiappo Fr-sai q.
H.. ~~ua. ~ ~ a.
% N.w Ifv-n HfSarf H"s|il'r-
u slclby-t. New ..,..H. IL o.. n.or. 81 %
E!an t:.qi. D,stol % .ri H1a-.c.t
KIt ';a'r,r Bi,"r T. t. .'Tsfii. ''l ,"
s,co. hcv bosom J. "Of b Jgspa = '"i.rs'
U'...-..., ..,y...... ,,r.J -.
Ophr. -s-iIsvm y n Wills Cromwell ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

moy bc maio whereby tho tunnel may hccomo 'uahlo
as soon as completed They havo the power Of sale
ct OF iai proposal The Offer will finally have to he con
siiercd ny tho LEGISLATURE, and tho proposal comDrc
the matter until The Legislative mccts. and then pro-
elic will he carried through Tho subject IA widely
d,cnscd IN financial circles and the tunnel has assumed
prominence and a value from this offer which cannot
lail TO ultimately hriIcfif the Slate,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
MEXICO.
srcCrssrs or TIE EHyOLUrIOvIsrs

MATAMoEOs, r0v. 29.--Gcn. TyryinD tcln-
graphs the rcvoluiiri>ts ut Mpn;ercy hlt he hfs
turcd tina gre part OF the CITY Of Salt!o In tho late
lrties and IL vigorously pressing tho siege.
Sixtccn hundred Government troops hcmmci in
siic ard The water supply IL Gu: OF.
Cen. Trcvlno reports ta Gen Qiro "a has reinforced
him with troop, and supplies from CrIavo Tao riptu
lation of aao IS hourly expected by tho insurgents
sympsthizcrs here.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Mt'SI('.
TIE OPERA SEASON.


Mr.. StrakOsch'S Ncw-YoYk opera season will
close ut the end OF next week and The company sing
ing one night In Brooklyn. will then appear In rhiade
rha. Daring the few days still left Nj gnOn " will
probably he tho chief attraction. II has taken strong
hold upon the popular fancy and ccpscd for the time
the success Of Faust. Muscay it has less depth than
Gaup"dS work though III" beauties even Of Faust"
lie pretty near the surfacc hut not surprised at
It's popularity Ii pretty It's novel its dramatic s na
t,os striking and II offers Mile Nilsson Of the
mo-, c"nScnia roles she has yet attempted in this city
With few trhing exceptions 1t IS we'll cast in other
respects also, and IT IS dcccntly put upon the stage
which il than be said Of most of the operas
produced during the present II will be repeated
iO-inOITUw evening.
MUSICAL NOTES.
AT the Philharmonic concert. next Saturday
evening. Prof. Pruchncr. Of whom We have already
llcCr Will sing.
Mr.. Santey and his companions will sing in
"Thc Messiah" tonight Stelnway Hall. in Brook
lyn concert tomorrow evening and at matinee at
Strnway' Oh saturday.
The danger of critcising performance one
has not heard is Illustrated hy weekly paper which
prints notice " the recent Dolby concert written evil
IDENTITY with no other knowledge OF the entertainment
Atn might hc gathered from previous pern>a of he
using Tie bI for saturday. matinee which spoiled
the uO.icr. And morning paper speaks kindly Oi thn
"tNpTc-sion given hv Miss Edith Wynne 10 ballad
which she was Obliged To omit because she had c0Id
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

to tho poop0 Of the State and country that 80 GLASS
may resocni.e 70 prcemireny worthy OF their supP1rt
and that they regard tbese qualifications auperi0f to
any claims that cques or parties present Tor th0ir
consideration.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
paSSENCERJ ARh.fVED.

FROM LIvgnPOOI.Is s.<sushp CITY Of II dSs ns, .ns
A,y stewart Az msM Gsn H. Jackson o. sri nrs .sc.:ss
sa. c.st Br.se. ~. Elos w. S;r NJ '"s - r. rs,.
fisrpss L. Sp-s CArs,vi Abr'd Grs'ss" ~
H. CrV~leI. Mr. and Mics Bs"d Miss DAVIS hs sosthc T.
Robert fs yphnro, ros srossr M Hart snj rilr'n Hss
llspry( y yD,insps
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 29-The English bark
Deodar with cargo Of raisims and other Mediterranean
fruits consigned To j. W. Doane Co.. Of Chicago, has
arrived after rough voyage OF rs days. This cargo viii
w forward IN bond, and Is the frat aT lns al this
port and consigned direct 10 ally inland Port o 'niy.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Guerial Notices

or, II til, pr,r VIII 10 held FRIDAY EvENIS'I
~aars l.. Me' Loai.. The olo"ss dstnsu 'Aei se1ds'
Hon. IJkA,E GRLELEY. Gen. THOMAS B. VAN BuRkN.
Hs @ n2sSf h2k H!HaN a. nhaS1a s kSEtsAs tt
wnIL.a H. 4 BMrEr secre,.ries
West side pnhc 'c nyri s,'rni Is.
frs. meeting h Association tn. West SIDE han b'pi~a nsr.l
EVENING, Dee /. 1871. ~ y O'Clock.
H. ' 'Siis WI. 1e p,pss; x.- s, . we..
wHirBkGkD~ VIII nap,a rnn"" b. wM r. MAkTis-rhs Gs.:
e. n "a StiREovsments Shall Incy & 'rqpsita.
cossTTKK
tr".nl @ "a i r.l4-f M,ri zssfss.s. I:niiF Ti:@.na
F.rusnlo Wool, Charles 4. Webb, Nm. /. biotgrt,
WIN D. Osaeu. '. X. steyeusoa. John A. Z. Gray.
Levi. q; MorhA Lewis Bro~s Thomas A Vyse r.
iasn ks'a Sf'f; Ff,,n @n ws.elect P@ip a. Wr.1s
Joan r D,y II. h. Bacon. B-hI. y hickman
Thanksgiving Sermon
AT THH
BRODtfYN TABFRNACI.E.
REV. l.. d.: WITT TALMAGE. PASTOR
Tiii G,DlY. GI1 O'CLOCK. NJ.
GRO " NOliAN Orsan Of the Tabernacle. will preside the
GRAND GOLSbUM ORGAN. and perform appropriate seies-
tons
GBSERoUs COLLECTION PoR Tng POOR w .oiicsi
Nap0ieon's Cabinet
CHA MPANN Ne.
TuH VINE USED ar THE RECEPTION or PRINCE ALRxIA
For sale At tbc Leading Wine Merchants AMI GroocrA
BOUCHE Fills a. Co.
SOLE AGENTS. ii Besv.r.t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

i'srsnu. Prrgutivc Pills Ret 6sAy PHI sic. SH@iDLTp
ts,vD = l,r hBI,-s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
HE ANTIDRAM-SUOP VOTE.

From the official returns in the Office Of the
Secretary Of state Coudcnsc the following facts in
reference {, The Anti Dram shop vote in the State The
lion. c. e. Leigh, candidate for Secretary OF State
received l.7o! votes i'll The following counties viz:
Ancgany. - Eroonc C5; Cattaraug,is. l. Cavuca Ii2 ;
ChautanquI, /; th,Inuhg, Chcnango.3 Cortland, ;
Iuichc>s. l%' E>srx. /; Franklin. II ; Fulton AMI
Hamilton. 40: Irrkimcr 10; Jefferson : Kings. =; (;
Livingston. .; Madison, 20I Monroe. 8; Montgomery,
il ore "'' -: OnonfaCa. lj9; Oltiri", -! Orai." II;
Owcg". 27s: Ot~cg". Il; Qierns .; Rr-~cla"r NJ; 81
Ltwr,Aoc, -; StOsa, 81; Schuyli, -: Scn"cn. ~ ::
- uhcn. 49, T"'npkin@, - Ulster. 8: WashiDon. II;
Yates, :. Beside 'h",". III the County OF
Greene. Charles e. Lee received vote
and IN the Comfy of Delaware. the other
oandi3.tc, on the ticket received one vote 80
that Tie total ApirDIani-Shop v"o, IA returned
IN he state. was l'oi. In counties III which 80 An
~ Snnp votes turned, 2iG votes wcr' returned
"sca''crng &, portion Of winch haze been for
tine Anti Dram shop tIckrD. follows: bany, 10;
Erie. 81: G"nc~cr EcwYork. Is9 Wcstchostcr g. IN
~" following coinlic> votes cast for thr Anti
DRAM Shop ticket, W.: Clinton, COluInbH, Lewis. Nj
ae,r'. orleans. Iffn III, Rchnoni schenectady. ~rio-
h.iir. Slick, sullivan, TiOga Warren and Wyoming
y" returns received a. yet from IucklHnd or Wayne
(ouni-. Lat year The Hon. Mvron u clark received
foi ijJ votes. Gain la one ye"r "a N"tr5
with two count, to Ii, eel from.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
POLITICAL.
ILINOTI

Tho following liz the official statement COM
pctc OF tho vote Of Illinois for a, arg, At
the recent election:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

Johnsnn'. tnodynr 1inir,cnt BE- ase grsAtAs
oi rI,-s ,hin mrfrpn"
e'iiug and ti-itrg Cards, In,sI ssmp"s Not Passe
Va SJs. Cl Pa >r o. DUrt 70
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

> '''Itfg --Hufrn q C4froI. 6I CnmerIlnd DrK III.
J. fstrr. -. Gurr Lake i01- Ir =" ii,ips-
NJ eur 4 shelby, :: str,Icn'ou Tsrewe. l1 vrrmioa
" ~,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
TIE ALIGN ODOR OF MURPHY.
fro, 7N TiDy Press
Such a rascal Il. Murphy is shown by IN

NIw -YoKn TgIBi Nj ami others to be- is not ii good
Won, her for ANYBODY The fact Of Mmrphy- recon-
maud on of him shows that the old schfmer intends to
keep Tie Office virtually, though not noninally. III his
own hands. There is some African IN thc
10 retain Murply's Influence. but he wants to get
r,i OF his rrpuiaiion We sl NIT that the PRESIDENT
mn .t bcnr the burden of Murphy reputation 40 long AZ
b., appoints the man whom Murphy recommends. sup
pose Sir Tweed -hould recommend some man Tor ap,
pn,In,nt by GOV Holman and IIis Excelcncy should
a,,,unt him how lous wound GOV. Hoffman enjoy his
popularity among both Democrats ana KePuD-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
DIED.

~ No,,ces m Ma,11ages musi be ndo,sed uth fsn
name .nI u,hytss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
WHY WAS MURPHY REMOvEDf

Speaking of Tom Murphy, THE Nation says
Miirpliy's appointment simply unaccOunahle on
any rrc,liiabo theory Of tho principles on which The
Placement "a equally uaccountabe il tho profuse cx-
pi4,lon- Of cou .rnco mai. by the President are to 30
taken into consideration If Murphy WAS onch IN nva
ual. creature /, the Pr.ent Represents him, why was
be- permitted to escape from the ser, ice Of the Gov
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-04
House ON Casco ST, for Sale
For Sale.
MiIl for Sale or Lease,

THE Buildings and land on Pearl street, and stor
i on Portland Pier. Enquire of
sepJSdtt W. SHEA z7 Pearl st,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-04

The MORMON WoMEN.-Grace Greenwood,
now in Salt Lake City, is writing the New
York Times series of letters respecting that
country and its people. Speaking of the wo-
men, she says:
Those have met appear to me, 1 must saw
Ike good and gentle Christian women They
are singularly simple in dress, and modest in
demeanor What saddens me is their air of
extreme quietude, retirement and repression.
But for the children around them you would
think some of thsm were women who had done
with this world. am told that the wives OF
even the highest Mormon dlgnltarles show
little pride in their lords. it were perhaps
difficuit to feel much pride in the sixteenth
mart of a man, as men go. Even the hrst wife
- = Msaltbv saint betrays in her husband and
6o.sebold tbey say, no eIutant Joy of possess
sion An investn ent in Mormon heart and
home must be rather uncertain stock for a
woman am assured, though, that the second
wife is seldom taken without the full consent
of the first. Not only are the poor woman's
religious faith and zeal appealed to, but her
magnanimity toward her sister woman out in
the cold. 1t must be through great SUFFERING
that such heights OF self -abnegation are
reached The crucifxion of the divine weak
ness Of loving woman's heart must be a se-
we're process. But there is some sorry comfort
in the thought that for these poor poiygamous
wives there is no wearing uncertainty, no few
erish anxiety-that they are spared the bitter
est pain OF jealousy, the vague nightmare tor
ture OF suspicion, the grief and horror of the
final discovery, the fierce sense of treachery
and deception. They know the worst. Per-
haps it is the dead certainty" that gives them
the peculiar cold, still look have referred To-
As to the Mormon men whom L have met
mostly leaders in the church, and prominent I1t
WELT do citizens, l must say that they look
remarkably free and even Ty aSe eI
nress;on HOb. three times and Iour sAhes
bannyP' "Well, that is the way they iook'