The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-22

his election. Int ofncerD answered. that the
President would treat them via . severe
alone; that the proper course Of the
President and his Cabinet would Be . morbid
they had left the party tie fault was their
own, and that the President would keep
along in his old paths, and not be influenced
by anything that had taken place In the
canvass."--..A Washington telegram says
the President has recently received sevefai
anonymous letters, informing him that, IN
case he was reelected, the writer's lnteno 70
assassinate him. The letters, 1t Is stated,
give the President no uneas!ness Whatever,
tho writers being supposed to be nsane....
It is announced hat there will be at least
one change in the Cabinet at the commence
ment of the next Presidential term. secre-
t,rv Fish, by his own desire, will retire from
the Cabinet. There is no probability of q
change in the Attorney General. Judge
williams recently remarked to q friend that,
although he could have been elected Senator
from Oregon, he declined being q candidate,
in order that he might remain in his present
position.
GEN. o. o. HOWARD is mentioned as likely
10 receive the vacant position of Major
General, created by the death Of Con.
Meade......Th annual report of the Secre-
tary of War, this year, is quite brief. He
compliments Congress for such completeness
in the last years work that little room is
left for legislation. .....A Washington letter
reports the follow ing as Presidents Grants
| views on his re election: His fret election,
he considers, was an honor raid for his mill
tary services, and his second the nations ap-
| prevail of his political administration, and q
popular vindication of his personal charac.
ter. Long before the Philadelphia Conven-
ton he foresaw his success. Greeley's nomi-
nation by the coalitionists gratified him,
inasmnch as it narrowed the contest TO two
candidates. Besides the character of the op:
position gave complete assurance Of the re :
suit. He was surprised at the fright received
by some of the Republicans at the Baltimore
nomination, and he was thereafter urged by
political giants to make various changes In
his Cabinet. Many OF his friends had won
dere1 at his indif, renee, but one helping
cause OF that indifference, which was known
10 but few, was his knowledge Of the fact
thu during the campaign the Republican
National Committee had Q picket in every
Gresiey camp Of any consequence, from one
end of the country to the other, and be
knew, day by day, every phase of the Goa
lition situation as we'll as the coalition mana
gers did themselves".....Gen. Hancock, By
III death of Gen. Meade, is made senior
Major Genera, and, az such, is entitled Il
the com o~liuentsry commsnd of the Depart
ment OF the AtlaLt:c, made vacant by thu
lattr's death. The department however, il
to be abolished, SO that Gen. Hancock will
r,mlin in his present command.
THE Washington Patriot, the central organ
of the Democracy, has suspended publica
ton, having sunk 100000 in two years..
Secretary Boutwell, has no apprehension tina
the Boston calamity will produce q fnancia
panic. He says that he will assist the BostoI
banks to the full extent Of his power, and h.
has caused instructions to be issued to tn
Sub Treasures of New York and Boston I,
offer that city and the business mon thereo
all the aid possible.
TIE annual report Of tn, Fifth Auditor o
the Treasury, just completed, show.that tn
total collections Of internal revenue for thu
year ending June 30 were $ll7 ,3l4 1928, III,
total assessments having been $780, SIT
The total expense Of collection was $l,9o3,
COZ, and of assessment, including the com
pensations of storekeepers, $3,229,527. Th'
collections aud assessments in some Of tn
principal States are as follows: Ohio. collec
tions, $l5,l2s,0O0; assessments, $l5,67s,s2o
Illinois, collections, SIS ,647, l57 assessments
$l7,524,562 Missouri, collections, $4.6s7,
4s7; assessments, $5,l0l $3.50 New York
collections, S23,641, 306; assessments, $25,
9lS, 72S..-...The President has appointed
J. ]. Roberts, of North Carolina, solicito
General, in place Of Gen. Bristow, resigned
The forthcoming report Of the Interna
Revenue Bureau will show an increase il
the taxes collected this year on spirits, to
bacco, and malt liquors over the receipt
last year. the income tax yields nearly fou
millions less than in lS7l.-.-.P ostm sste'
General Cresswell will remain at Elktop
Md, until his annual reportis furnished. H
has taken a fore, Of clerks and q load OF re
cords with him. He says he il SO bored witt
Office. seekers and other callers, that he coul,
not prepare his report in Washington.
Foreign.
WIND and tide are doing sad work in Italy
Close upon the ravages of the Pc comes tn
tidings of a hurricane which destroyed hal
the town of Palazzclo, killed thirty-two per
sons, and uphoused one thousand families
IAN attempt to celebrate Guy Fawkes
day, in Exeter, England, resulted in a ferc
freely used, and o number of persons serious
ly iDjured.....A Berlin dispatch says; 4
pamphlet entitled "Away with the House O
Peers" has appeared. Karl Blind is the au
thor. Its publication and sale have in n
way been interfered with by the authorities
.-..It is announced that the German troop
have evacuated the city of Rheims and ii,
town of Vitry lie Franchise. These were tn
last posts retail, ed by them in the Depart
ment Of Marne.....A horrible mining acct
dent has occurred at Maurburg, in Belgium
The lowering machine gave way as q gam
of miners were descending to work. Twenty
one men and boys were precipitated severa
hundred feet to the bottom OF the shaft, ant
all killed Havana advices state that tn,
Government troops have defeated o body o
insurgents near Trinidad. Forty-three o
the latter were killed and the rest dispersed
Of the campaign is satisfactory to the Span
iards.
The London Iaptrs comment at length or
our recent election. One of the chief sub
jects in the complimentary notices is the
ordinary manner in which the elections were
conducted. Much surprise is expressed al
the completeness OF the Republican triumph,
The outside world will receive with be-
coming resignation the news that there is
another insurrection on foot in Spain. This
time it is melted by the INTERNATIONALLY
and embraces most Of the employees of a deck
yard near Cadiz.
WHILE Englsnd, France and Germany are
seriously discussing the ALARMING prosnects