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sufficient to mike up any possibr
4 detection IN those States cotnitet
fcertdip for Greeley and Brown. =,
u We have every reason, there
! fore, to move forward with e6lff
deHee and courage. yOctObtr, iti
true. hasanot fully decided tB,
Presidential contest In our favor
I, as we had hoped, but the prepoA
derance u results IS With Us, anc
salF that we lia4e to do is close up
our lnies and use the advantage
gained, and, as sure as November
shall come, victory is ours. l3q9o
[ We trust therefore youS will al
,,once proceed to complete and per-
fleet yours organization WHENEVER
amy deficiency exists szsssib sa7o
7 Organizations. down to school
districts, SO that every vote will
be at command, is whatis needed
more thafzanythmg else. AlzgLIJ
Z See every. MARI conSines the
Edoubtfdio and confirm the swaver-
ing. Make and revise full list of
Liberal Republicans in Your town
ship, aud Eat once forward tolIs,
fand alsSto your County Execu-
tive Committee UEs g!59 sil
b Do the work that is to lie done,
and Noveinberz will consum-
mate victory which October has 50
auspiciously begun. no9g7us VIA
= 8 EiUo 'ud r. BRfNKERMFEsd sal
J Chairman Biberah Republican
State Oomnntteegii giiua9aIT Eug1ogl
& soHii NJ FALLiEGj Secretary. -
ossat Singular RiOt.ynaqm.
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A EFeRsh Priest Moheed in His
Z Church Because He DID Not. Il
- -o-g Stop HaiI-Storm. s,f.f.i
. From the Paris des DeGats.
2 ItapPeqrs that on the 2Sth Of
July last a trishslul storm laid
waste the commune of La Chatre
Langinsi1 the Canton Of Saint
Benoit.du Sauh. Theinhabitants
believed that if their cure. III 7
had performed certain re re.
ligious rites, and more especially
that j he had brought out the
cross used in procession, he might |
have checked the tempest. They
proceeded TO the church, and, tn.l
tering it in ri0tous and threat
ening manner. Interrupted the eel
Jf mass. The cure es
capped to the vestry-room, aud
while be was there the mob br3kel
into bis house and threw bis prop I
erty out of the windows. They
also attacked persons who took
his part. and said they wanted @to
Kill the cUrate because he had been
the cause Of the bal" I" NJ, Yauzel 4
ade, a municipal councillor, had
the courage 10 60 to the assistance
IF The curate, but the gdrde chqaa5 /
0etre prudentIy kept his own house
while the riot lasted. Ten wo.
man ard -four. men were brought
before, the Court. Their eoun- |.
bel, ID. Remilly, pleaded that
hey were ignorant and Supetsti
Iious. Five. Of the accused were
found guilty Of having interrupt 4
I'd religious services recognized by /
law, and Of having ipsulted a min,
Ster Of public worship, while per;
formi1g his religious duties, and /
9f bAying struck Mile, EgIan- !.
tine Chabenet and NJ. .Vauzelade. II
Five of the accused were sent h
enced to undergo imprisonment
for three months, and to pay a j
fine Of twenty-five francs; twoti
we're sentenced to six days i'm
prisonment, and to pay fine Of
sixteen francs; and a fifth for !
having committed an assault, was {
fned twenty five francs. The four
women were acquitted. A'l i@'
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