The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-06

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Late advices from Paris indicate that the
political complications In the National Assem-
bly,, which at one time seriously threatened
the peace and harmony OF tho new Republic,
have been brought to . happy termination,
and friendly relations established between
President Thlsu and he Cons< r~vstives. Tho
former plsdgcs himself to make al reason
able concessions to secure harmony IN the
| Government. A bill has been dAw up-to
which il 10 said there will b little or no oppo-
stion-prolonging his term four years, and
| providing for . vlce-President tho President
and vice-President to DO re-eligibls 70 Office
| only for . second term. and one-third Of the
Assembly to 10 renewed annually; the fresi-
dent TO b entitled to suspend the promulss-
ton Of balls passed by any Assembly until
after the annual election, then, il the Assem-
bly, insists on the law. it must be promulgated.
1t is understood that this project Of the law
meets tho approval Of Thien.
Tho German Government has pledged itself
to aid Great Britain in the suppression Of the
slAve trade in Eastern AfricA.
h latest news from San Domingo is that
President Baez has succeeded in capturing
two Of President Cabral's Generals. and has,
~ 10 tho custom in that climate, murdered
them both.
The health OF the King Of Spain is gradually
improving.
A serious outbreak Of the Republicans 10
Threatened in Italy.
The New York Heralds Paris correspond
sut says. in regardto the division Of the politi
cal forces in tho French National Assembly.
that there arc six distinct groups, classified
thus : First, the extreme left or republican
union ; second, the republican left or moderate
republicans; third, the left center or still
more moderate republicans fourth, the con-
ter Of the right, who prefer Orleanism ; fifth,
the right, who desire . monarchy, preferrng
Henry "; and sixth, b extreme right, who
believe in extreme legitimist notions, the
white dag Of the Pope, and no dynasty not .
thousand years old. No party has majority,
and n Theirs exists by dealing with the six
parties like . juegler with six eggs on SIX
plates in his hands. He never holds more
than one party 1t . time. and keeps the rest
spinning through the air.
IIo0100uJ 10lCk1 - tO1u Uy III OO01x0ltt66
Of the French Assembly appointed to answer
his message that it needs no reply, ~ he il
only the delegate Of that body. The appoint |
ment Of select committee OF fifteen is sug-
gested for the preparation Of . bill to give
France . responsible ministry. but no other
solution 10 offered Of constitutional ques-
tions. II Theirs tenders his resignation
which he threatens to 10 on certain contin-
gencies-it 10 said the faction known as the
Right is ready to accept it, and make Gen.
Dictator Of France.
Terrific gales have prevailed in the English
Channel. Many vessels were wrecked, and
theloss Of life wa considerable.
Eliza Cook, tho English poetess, 10 hope
lessly Ill.
at Alden, in Arabia, preparatory to
sailing for Zanzibar to suppress the slave
trade.
The Marquis Of Londonderry is dead.
Robert Bowles. the American banker who
failed, u in . London Jail.
Queen Victoria gave e2,0O o to the sufferers
by the inundation Of the River Pc.
Political disturbances are reported at vari-
ous points in Spain.
The lower house Of the Prussian Diet has
passed the Country Reform bill by . large
vote.
The differences between the executive and
legislative departments Of the French Gov.
still continue, and the situation il re-
garded ~ very serious. The Radical Journals
are violent in their language, and declare that
, terrible revolution will follow the overthrow
Of the Government Of Theirs. The same
accuse the Legitimists, Orleanists
and Imperialists of having formed a coalition
FOR the downfall of the present Government.
Gen. Changarnier is also charged with aiming
10 secure power.
Political.
Official vote of Tennessee: Greeley, %. 219;
Grant. IS, 63. Majority for Greeley, s,576.
Grants official majority in WISCONSIN, is
1, 5l2. in . total vote Of 191, i62.
Minister Washburne declared, in q public
'peech at Chicago, the other day, that he was
not . candidate for Judge Trumbulrs seat in
he Senate.
Official vote Of Iowa: Grant, 100, 100;
71,l2l O'Conor, 2,2O2.
The total vote Of Minnesota at the late
'Iection was 80, ssS, and Grants majority
OBI.
The Official vote Of Indiana stands: Grant,
.se, III ; Greeley. ies.621; O'Conor, 1,4lA.
Grants majority, 1904
A colored delegation from Pennsylvania
allied on President Grant. the other day, and
made . formal appeal to him to .raise his all
,owerful arm in behalf Of the extension to
he colored people Of this country Of more
ivl md equal rights" from which they de-
they are declared, especially in "the
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