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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16
Special Notices.

ID FOUNTAIN 80
TONIC!
This spiendid TONIC is offered to the public
with q sure guarantee that it will perform all it
promises. 1t mas been used with signal success
in the treatment of AGUE and FEVER, DYS-
PERSIA, INDIGESTION, LOSS OF Ape
TIrE, WEAKNESS and GENERAL DE-
BILITY. 1t strengthens and invigorates the
Muscular and Nervous System, Purifes the
Blood, by causing more heathful assimilation
of food increases the Appetite, allays every
symptom of Dyspepsa, and creates new life and
vigor to a debilitated and enfeebled constitution
Manufactured by
HOUSE s. SULLIVAN,
9l5 Bank street. Richmond Virginia.
For sale by Trout. Striblng & Berkeley and
Others, Staunton, Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

DOOTS ARD As.-The subscribers
Id have reftted their shop in the building op-
poste the Spectator Office, where they are better
prepared than heretofore to accommodate their
Customers. They will spare neither pains nor
WORK, which they, in ell cases, guarantee to
give satisfaction. Orders left with them will be
promptly executed. All their work is warrant
ed Terms-STRICTLY Cash.
HUGHES s. MATHENY.
mar14 Staunton, Va
NOTECE.-l bought, on the lst of Septem-
~ Der, 1871, the interest OF John Kelley, de-
ceased in the Marble Business at Staunton, Va,
and will continue the manu- facture of
MONUMENTS AND To id BSTONES,
and oil other articles in the marble line.
I have made arrangements 10 furnish work in
every part of the State, and on terms, FOR CASH,
as cheap as can be bought in tho United States.
j. @. MARQUIS,
successor to Marquis u Kelley.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

4 large Stock OF School Books and
"A Stationery just receired al Conan 'ooE
stoya, Near street NORTH Of the PtrGtn'e h01et,
the opposite side of the street, Sfa~"to's, W"
j. co VAN,
Booksellers and Stationer,
se5-tf New street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16
Livery.
MEXICAN HOTEL
"A Livery Stables. HyI $500.
STAUNToN VA M3 - E4-sSSS

John O'TOOLE Proprietor
My stables are constantly supplied with .ele-
,thorses, carriages, buggies, hacks &c, which
will be furnished to my patrons on most reason
able terms Also good and reliable drivers sup
piled if desired. l can furnish livery equal, if
not superior. To that of any other stable IN the
State. GIvs me trial and will guarantee sat
isfaction JOHN O'TOOLE.
deO-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16
GyOMNsIsNKDNER,s NH,TtCE.-.THl

u parties to the suit nf Archibald Irctter's
infants Sc rs Archibald Trn,ter's saminist ra-
tor c. t. and Others, and aii aib.l, concerned.
are hereby notified that in parsl,ance Ut deor.ta
day Of February, 1872 ri my ofice n Sfaanton,
to take the following account, W:
lst, Ot the outstanding and ,Insati>ii, Il 1.,.h,s
Of the estate of said Archibald Trotte,, s,oceasod.
in their prioTitiea.
End, Of the transac,iQNf - John Newton now
deceased} as adp;l.iStPatcr &. /. q. e *al Ar,h-
inald Trot.ar decd
Al which lme and place. all creditors .,r said
Archibald rrotter. deceased axe, v14are,1 TO at
tend w, til proof IF their claims
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

W. lir'i-"n Salalein broth l. strictly sci
entifc and vegetable G. nround. procured by
the distiilation OF Roofs aud Herbs 1t j, The
result Of years IF rese; rcil. and is recommended
by the medical fraternity whenever it has been
introduced. j. is warranted TO cure all diseases
of the skin. For sale by all druggists nj
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

~ GET THE BEST AND CHEAPEsT-If you
want to get the best and cheapest Furniture of
all kinds, send your OF ders to H. f. Zimmerman
& Son, 5l3, It'll street, Washington D. G. Or
ders filled promptly and satisfaction guaranteed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

RICHMOND. Dee. 3lst, 1871.
TEyH T. undersigned, who nave heretofore con-
Quoted business in this city and Stannton,
under the firm, name and style Of F. B. s P. A.
Sublett, have this day dissolved their part
nersh;p. and henceforth the firm name is to be-
used by either partner in liquidation only,
p. A SUBLETT
w. III. iARY,
p r. SU BLETT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16
VWASHINGT9eN HseegJgE.

"ASHINGTON ROUSE,
w Church Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Notice-From this date J.. ". SCovILLE, Man
ager of the Washington House, is admitted
partner in the business of said douse The bus
mess will be conducted under the style and firm
of L. W. SCOVILLE & co. The reduced
rates Of $2.25 per day 80 cents each for Break
asst and Supper and IS cents for Dinner) will be
>ontinuaa,
ask for the new concern continuation of
the patronage OF my friends and the public.
oc2
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16
RICHMOND. Jan Isl lrro

EtItH MONII JAN 1T. 't!L
We. the undersigned have this day forii,td IL
co-partner-hip, under the firm. name and style
of z. IL. Subiett Il Go for the. .rpo>t. Of con-
Quoting the General Commission business us
their OLD STA \ ID in Richmond
We thank our friends for the liberal patronage
they have heretofore extended US. and hope in
future tn merit continuance Of the same
j. A. SUBLETT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

sens Salalem Broth, Lindsey's Blood Searcher,
Kennedy's Medical Discovery English Female
Bitters,. Crooks Wine of Tar DeBing's Via
Fuga, Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup and s5eaweed
Tonic, at WAYT s. Bios Drug Store no21
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

The UNDERSIGNED VIII Continue 10 purchase at
kinds of country produce. fer the highest cash
prices, at our present business stand in Staunton,
and will forward TO our lii iieF partners in Rich
mOnd for Ill who wish to eonSign to- them
ian2-2a l. SIJRJ,ET1i
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

naSSOLETEON.-The Grm Of }. ). Gii-
I'D liam s. Go. i this day dissolved by alutual
consent, The accounts are ali in the hands of
}. 5 Gillian for settleno..t. AT indebted to
the firm will please cali and settle, by cash or
note as We wish 70 close up our business: Al once
Any one having claims against the firm es j >.
Gillian " Co, will please present ;hnr.1 Gor set
Element We would here presoGt o;,r u4oss
hearty thanks to our frienis ana ihr ,,uhc gan-
orally ior the liberal patronage, they have gwen
Us i. :. GiLLi+.M & 60
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

Z have this Gay, january lst lo,2 adam tel
4 MIR. NJ. n Bradley as partner in my bust
ness, under the firm of BIZ iik E u BRADLEY,
and will continue the Liquor Business in the
store formerly occupied by Ws, in Masonic
building,
Thankful for the patronage SO itheraly be-
slowed and with increased faoilrie+, ask a con-
tinuauce OF same TO olR new firm.
Very respectfully
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

W. 500 lbs. Almonds, Pecans. Filberts En-
gish Walnuts, and Palm Nuts, fresh and fine
Offering low by Taylor & Kinney. 1t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

M- Two kegs of Malaga Grapes, just receiv-
ed by Taylor q Kinney. II
~ Is boxes prime Layer Raisins, selected.
just received by Taylor & Kinney-for sale low.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

~ 1t is wonde' Weller sells SO many
Boots and Shoes. for it would be strange indeed
after looking through his extensive stock not to
find something to suit in style and price MOI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

| ~ Farmers before purchasing their Winter
| Boots and Shoes ought to look at Wellers large
stock. He thinks it would be to your interest as
| well as his own MOI
| re- If you wish pretty, neat and nice lifting
| shoe, gu to Wellers. Mr.. Munchausen Stein
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-01-16

Ms- BOXES NEW CROP OF ORANGES AND
LEMONS just received by Taylor Kinney
very fine and cheap. 1t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-10
LIBRE CAMBIO.

A prop6sito de IN artfculo inserto
el 26 de mayo en- E1 Progreso, Sc
nos ha remitido ell siguiente. Lo pu-
blicamos por 10 que valga, sin que
este signlfque que estemos entera-
mente de acuerdo con su autor.
Prescindamos de los muchos ejemplos
que nos ofrecen las naciones en- las cues
ones del sistema probibjtjuo y hbre cam
bio y apliqu6monos & estudiar las necesi-
dades de nuestro pals. No sacrifquemos
4 los principles de Iibertad 10 que puede
evitarnos la bancarrota general en- 10 futu-
70 La industria es la salvaguardia de TN
pals: a ella me refero.
Mi articulo, ARANCELEs, que en- de
mayo dltimo publiqu6 en- Ell Eco del Pueblo
mi communicate inserto en- La Ragon en-
80 de agosto dltimo, dicen todo 10 que mi
limitada inteligencia podria aducir en- pro
del desarrollo de la pobre industria que
existe en- esta isla y en- contra de las fran
quicias que Sc oponen clio.
Si La ciencia moderna aconseja 10 con
trario, rechacemos sus consejos que sola-
sInente en- teoriadsben admitirso pero que
ea q practiea 40 pueden ap'siaarse 4 Pug: =:
to-Rico. Ss4s"'=ss~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-10
EXPOSITION.
Fernando Vida.

A continuation publicamos la expo
cion que la Junta foral de Guipdz-
Goa ha elevado a S. M. ell rey con mo-
two de la insurreccion carlista, docu-
mento que ha visto la luz en- varios
perlodlcos y que creemos un tanto
apasionado en- sus apreciaciones por
que no oreemos que la parte del
clero que Sc denuncia, haya tenido
solo bastantes medios para producer
una lnsurreccion tan considerable.
Dice asf:
; a"Senor: La provincial de Guipdzcoa Sc
ha reunido con arreglo fuero en- junta
particular, A,consecuencia del lamentable
alzamlento ocurrido en- una parte del ter :
rltorio spanol, y al elevar con tai motivo
a Y. NJ. el homemade de su fespetuosa adj
hesion y fdelidad, es an deber, para ella
harto penoso, ell de tener one vindicar su
Ienombre, 2or tantos tlechos acreditado,
de May Noble = Muy Leaz Cumplira ese
deber, 81 penoso por 10 que hayan pod,do
menoscabar su impia fama sucesos ma
conocidos, facil por 10 que esos msmos
sucesos bien estudiado reyelan sobre Il
inculpabilidad manifesto del pueblo oui-
puzcoano en- el alzamiento que ha tornado
por teatro una mfnima parte de este pals
Eingnn agfaYi0 gu contra de los pode-
Ts 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-10
G AOETILL AS.

Vapor Marsella.-Segun teI6grama
reclbldo por la casa consignataria, es-
te buque procedente de la Habana y
puertos de escala, Sc encuentra en-
Mayagiiez, y llegara q este puerto ell
II del corriente al amanecer, siguien-
do su Wage a San-Th6mas a las nue.
We de la manana del mismo dia.
E:a Ia CasteIlana.-ManRG, ese .ijven
de lentes y corbata verde que nos VIE
ne siguiendo desde el barrio de Po-
zas, me pregunta d6nde y cuAndo po-
dra hablarme: 5qu6 lie digo?
La mama mira al polio, y satisfecha
de sWs prendas, contesta q la nina:
--Indlca!e que despues del paseo
vamos L refrescar al cafe de Madrid.
El polio, que ha tornado nota de
estas pa.abras, cree que lie llamau, y
volvi6ndose repentinamente dice en-
alta voz: ~-Voy.
DescuidO OcxtraIo-Cuando es paten.
el mundo, (y 10 ha sido por la tercera
parte de un siglo), que la Zarzaparrilla
dc Bristol eradica todas las Intermediates
cr6nicas del c1tis, de las fbras de la car
ne, y de las glandulas, no es exsralo que
llagas antIguas, males cutaneos, de todas
formas, NAL de oidos, infamacion de los
ojos, afecciones mercuriales de las con-
yunturas y tendones etc. etc, continual
monte Sc esten viendo entire nosotros En-
los tr6pcos casi todos los medicos estan
tratando casos de esta naturaleza. (Pero
el remedio en- todas parties es accesible.)
La Zarzaparrilla de Bristol produce una
cura rapida en- talns casos sin dolor, sin
peligro y coe POGO gasto.
E1na exRlicaciOn nraciOnaI.-En Ell ira.
tamiento Gle males de los pulmones ell OBJ
jeto principal es de hacer llegar antldoto
al lugar de la enfermedad. Ell Pectoral de
Anacahuita contiene un principle curative
el cual sana la irritacion de los pulmones,
pero este elemento curative no tiene enlsl
poder penetrante que 10 haga legar a los
pulmones. En- consecuencia estA combina-,
do con un tonico difnsivo que 10 Neva por
los canales absoventes al punto donde SUI
efecto debe ejercerse, arrestando la In
Hamacion, y curando las membranes en-
termas. Es ole. esta .manera que ell balsamo
Vssetal Sc lisee proyechoso.
FL mejor nosle de
aliyio ihme didto esq e lneze elaf dos cuehai4.
Eradas del .Peetoral, on In ina de Aceits dd'
'HiggadQ- de- eBaealoa, p,lro ! z ffresco.
~ - 4 :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-10
GARTA EXPLIGITA.. /

lnsertamos con gusto la que ha di-
rigido nuestroo 'diputado de concilia-
cion el Sr. Vida a sus electores por
conducto del Sr. Presidente honorario
que tue del comite de Aguadilla.
SR. D. FRANcrsco JULIA.
Madrid 70 de mayo de 1872.
Muy Sr. mio, de mi especial estimacion:
tuve el honor desrecibir Ia carta de felici
sacion colectlva que en- 1 1 de abril Sc sir
vleron drlglrme las respetables personas
que formaban el comit6 electoral de ese
distrito.
A todos hemanifestado va drectamente
mi reconocimiento, y V. como dignfsi
mo Presidente honorario, mi conformidad
con las aspiraciohss consignadas en- q d na,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THE GRAND JURY WELL EMPLOYED.

The Grand Jury Of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer have been engaged In a noble for some
time past OF late the various institutions the ac
commodation OF the insane have gained an unenviable
notoriey. The Grand Jury wishing to remedy the ex
listing evils have made visits in body 10 various ins
buttons. BlackwePs Island has been visited and
Penitentary thoroughly Inspected The Lunatic Asylum
there has also been inspected The Grand Jurors
will present their complete report 10 Judge Brady in the
Court OF Oyer and Termner early next week. and en-
body In 1t beneficial resolutions In regard the treat
ment OF the inmates OF the places they have inspected
They think that the Institutions Blackweps island
are we'll kept Wards Island and Its many institutions
also visited the unato asylums receiving especial
attention. The result OF the Investigation OF course
unknown, but 10 Is thought that important measures
will be suggested by the Grand Inquest.
In the Home for the INDECENT but honest poor many
affecting scenes witnessed The House OF Deten-
ton has attracted the chief attention OF the grand jury
and they propose to embody Important resolution In
their report To the Court II has been customary to
carcerate witnesses In criminal In this place. and
compel them furnish bali for their appearance for
trial Many OF them have been unable OF course, TO nd
bail The resolution which the Grand Jury propose To
adopt II, that all eomplainants IN criminal who
would be ncaroeted otherwise in tho House Of Deten
ton, be admitted to bail in reasonable amount, and
that bail be furnished by the prisoner before he Is
allowed his liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
OBITUARY..
MARSHALL s. BIpwELL.

Marshall S. Bidwell, the eminent lawyer, died
suddenly Thursday at his Office IN wast. Mr.. Bid
WELL who was In his seventyfOurth year was native
of New-Engand and at early age migrated to Can
ada where he practiced law rapidly his profess
sion, and entered political life while still young
lie was returned several times from Kingston and To
ronto 10 the Canadian Parliament and during two terms
was Speaker OF the House. He was leader Of the Liberal
party previous to and during the Rebellion OF 1887 and
became so formidable 10 the Government that he was
ordered to leave Canada. lie accordingly came to
this city where he has since practeed law IN the
higher courts Mr. Bidwell was considered ono Of tho
abest and best men at the Bar. Tue late Daniel Lord
once said that he esteemed his opinion moro highly than
that Of any other member Of the profession on Intricate
points. When the Liberal cause triumphed IN Canada,
he was urged return and retnter political life but he
only made occasional Yisls there IN connection with
froperty he owned at Kingston. He also suE
as suitable Governor for the Province of Ontario
and Cir John Macdonald the Premier observed that he
would DO tho right had he become permane nt real
dent an tie New Dominion. DR. Bidwen at the time
OF his death President OK the oldest savings bauk Ina ths
city dircCtOr IN the American Bible Society, and
prominent member Of the Historical Society before
which be recently delivered Gu address lie was in
innate friend Of HI L'nnO1 aud was one oi the trustees
OF tho LennQx Library,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Total. ....-I7l,5O9 170554 1896 Ls,4A
Majority for Conrad Baker In ISc3, O5J foF 1LomGS
A. Hendricks in 1917, has Total vote in 1853, Siccsf
III 1872 S77,7Oo
COMPARATIVE TABLE or MAJoRTTiEs FOR GOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
LIBERAL GATHERING IN BREvooRT HALL.

BrevoOrt Hall, at Filty-fourth-st. and Third
ave. was last evening the scene Of an enthusiastic meet
ing called by the Tammany Hall General Committee.
The Nineteenth Ward citizens not slow TO improve
this opportunity ~ listening 20 the speakers who pleaded
for the cause Of Reform and although large attendance
was not expected account Of the nclemency Of the
weather, at s o'clock standing was hardly attain
able In the hail. and large number OF people were
crowding the doors aud passage-ways. jeremiah Tooe
presided, and first introduced the Hon. Abraham X.
Lawrence WHO spoke briefly TO indicate where he stood
and what would be his policy He represented the only
real Democratic party since he was nominated by that
party which alone had indOrsed the nominees Of the
baltimore Convention az well the regular Democratic
"a nd Liberal Republican nominees for the various state
o fices His party was resolved that New York should
have a Democratic administration, ana should he Do
elected Mayor OF this great city he wished for an honest
administration, aud would try faithfully TO attain H. IL
should DO his endcayOr 10 be honest upright econon
cal and just IN ali his efforts.
The next speaker wa John Kelly. He thought there
was never government which showed such corruption
as the administration OF Gen. Grant. The present de-
yrOpmeuts n relation 10 the CustOm-hOuse, as well as
other cases from end Of the lana 10 the other were
sufficient proof tho corruption, fraud, ana wickedness
which the present Administration forced upon the e
zcns OF the laud. Respecting city politics, he knew MI
Lawrence to be an tncOfupble man, aud no less aOle
for this true citizen butt should Dc remembered that
every cast for OBren would count AZ one vote f0T
Mr. Hayemeyer Mr.. Kelly also discussed the state
ticket and Mr. KCTnau's ability. Able addresses were
also delivered by Col Frederick A. Seayer Major Wm
Quincy, and Samuel Hrsch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
CoYTRAC AWARDED FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
The Department of Public Works has awarded

contracts for the following street improvements:
In -grouEd Droias-Beiween Sircoed and bryeghthst'
and beSeen sigLh EB,bayes Magma, At SeS tine
~ days ~.---, = 10. a., ,-., -,
70 NJ A. Grsmaer 81 ~ tine ~ days In hTIh ST, between
Eleyeuhave River, Isaac Lunny a. SAJOi uhe ~
dsvs In IIv6fh between Frstave.. 10 NJ IL
GTonayer 1851 time 81 days In s1tysKhst between
Paok Farley 90 In siIyseyentht between
hiah and ietbsves and j. Cunningham at $500 he -
d. b. Eorhup, 5000 so; time s. days In Eght{ hnist
lei gecOniaTes % faTeJ stewart, al SS9i une
~ days ghtbs, between boulersl s
son RIVER 10 r. McCabe 5 70; tine days In Eleventh
DRY D0cA-sL ds1 hftl T. pN@oet
Icel yourth-st from Tenth to Ele7erthave
70 Jas Ey rar 4l50il 20 days Secondare from nij-
third TO lad over, Of protest ON
claiming the under previous lettug Of bids f
49, o lie ovefy HoustDuL, David Daily SlobOi time, %
dsr. Taifd-si from D0WeT East River, to David DAILY 81
45lO. tine. days kgheenthEt IRON fourh ave.
10 River, Dsud Day, 1t $500 tine 10 days
ogts from Ninth 10 Itnt.ave, 20 T. T. MagIn at 80 %
time, 81 GaS Ilf d.L, from FOURTH to sIhaye' ieteep'
le,.eea to Irlh AID SIt4aTeSL 10 2. r.. hsginn,
at $780, tge, el taysi Piiy-h;Ti'tl from ksh'h 70
Tsaaye, p y A1y9a at flS19 n uTe ~ a i}i
tine SryehtAs IT. ho4 Fourth to fitbaye NhaiAT9
Sog. from aide Of Foura.ave 10 the fihaYe 70 "a.
vs BIldburn 5gj tre, 80 dave Egh hit nom hifd
u III ve 10 Edward BfedyITn, az $1,000; TINE ~ DAYS hb-
syth IRON Ifhave, 10 Edward Bralburn, al SJ0i
enc yJ das Ety-ereat, from Second TO fouhaye 70 b
uad udfarn az S2,s8 time, 20 days Ninth-1Fe O
Lrysevu6st between seVenh-sTe and NoHA River TO r. r.
Js51g an Graig-Ef Ite.hst from BghthaTe the River
oi iueguEry OF the speclcA'Ol
cbsnte -s Eehlye. 20 Boulevard, TO Henry Hsguer, a.
$40 81 time. 10 Onehuudlau4 eghthst from lihaVe
b te Ess yer; eyenL nom
OHM n slth-st FROM sIh to hshha ave, 10 John b.
Alcill q 5l,64i time, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
OHIO GOOD FOR GREELEY IN NOVEMBER.
A VICTORY TO BE OBTAINED BY BRIN0IEG OFT
TIE ENTIRE VOTE.

OHIO GOOD FOR GREELEY IN NOVEMBER.
A VICTORY TO BE OBTAINED BY BRIN0TEG OFT
TIE ENTIRE VOTE.
To the Bdffor OF Tbe Tribune.
SIR: A review Of the field since the October
election will show the least priudiced ob3erger tbst
victory lie entirely within the grasp OF tho Liberal RI
publlcans Tho majority against Wiley. which, Isn9pos.
IL the test to party strength 3753 The onts,
Liberal ana Democratic vote 25l,74s; Grant Repus-
hcan, 25cO5. Analysis shows that hero wcre aDsont
from tho polls about 1900 Democrats and IL follows tnah
thorough organization and effort 10 bring out our
strength Is ell that ia needed to give us victory
In NOvombsr There fear. AMI no occaa01
for fear II the Democrats who stayed away
from the polls in October because OF ITO i@1-
Of effort on the part of political organ'zauohs -
bring them out, can be fairly aroused IN h''e',O.
The absurdlty Of Bourbouism has been liS own i'i"
ton and there IL no tendency 20 ed061n'ho-"iaDN.
sukiness since it has been shown What We can u" ~
cutting down the Grant Republican majority ~ ''r
DoDocrats voting for the Grant ticket ""eh S0'"'
crarti,es bopcd for before October eiecuOh' no
sbo, that there was such ole ent al the rs:
~ Ie any in November. tho number vi" 90 %
ou that a full brineingout OF what we know We nave
90 NAL raserves will more than offset IT, Ihero u 90
that any votes Of the class that st on toe renee
80 baen changed by the October elections. Lst'efs
from ALI parts Of the state OF the most cheering kin
oar eonference on Wednesday was very i9rgcJ
attended Over 100 Democrats wero present, who atS
the eane men OF their sections and the almost 1h-
versal testimony was. " We bring out oar eAs'fs
votep-and this all that Is necessary Keep up S"f
end of the line in YORK, and we keep NJ ours. =
Columbus Ohio, Dot. 49, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THE LIQUOR AAW IN cHrCAGo.
GERMAN OPPOSITION TO ITS ENFORCEMENT
ILlIPERANCE MEN pRAMI.E s--InnAI.

GERMAN OPPOSITION TO ITS ENFORCEMENT
TEMPERANCE MEN PROMISE SUPPORT.
CHICAGO, Oct 25.-1he question Of enforcing tho
Sunday Liquor w absorbing among 10Th Hds sEa
opponents Of the law
Last evening there large meeting Of oermsn At he rseh
Turner Hail. and resolutions passed. eondenre The Law a. ss
Of Porisnsm and Infringement upon TIE eouaosa rhts q GA
requesting the Mayor saspend enforcement anti A onaSa
Of The new Common Counc ami pegpg support 40 candidates LOT
State county or city oce krOwa to Avof stellar "eS
the subject Speeches accordance the % q De eioueas
were made By Fnncs Loehaer The President Of the NoA AHeAh
Turner Bundi Rm Detseh. proIunsEi Gsruars
There we're ao several meetings q nFene neu Ia es' ss
tiers Of the eywh addressed By hs Rev Nj Coe tafahun
Bartlett aud Others who expressed deicutoa sa BY he "a
oues "A sustaining sad eSecnag the a 80 AT hs AZ ree,<
IN Division
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