Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-02
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meeting in jamestown, New York, the other
day, which was addressed by Mrs. L. G,
Stanton.
The object of the Liberal movement
was TO divide the Republican party; It's effect
has been TO divide the Democratic party.
Whom the gods would destroy they first make
mad.
tY~This is no time for Republicans to
cease their excrtions Let them not slumbcr
on October victories. Continued, unflagging
effort is the price of great majorilIs in Novcm-
Der.
cS Delaware is by no means n certain State
for Greeley The Republicans are working
with vigor inspired by hope, and so many
Democrats are looking on with indifference
that the Greecyitcs are alarmed. An attempt
was made to reduce the Republican vote ly
ters desiring to register Lut the trick has bt en-
discovered and exposed.
t1-A late assembly in New York oT dele
gates from the several State Central Greeley
Committees. have counted noses and have de-
cided that there is nothing easier than TO car
y,
iainly not; but how humlliating il must be 10
them to think what Il blundcr they made in not
counting noses before the late State Elections
S-Latcst news from Spain state that til,
loss by tire aa the Escura to be comparatively
trhing, amounting 10 but 100000, which tho
King insists upon paying out of his prival,
purse. Name of the valuable treasures of lit.
ssatuDe and art were destroyed, or even seri-
OuslJ damaged
tB-A despatch. from gsJltIStia, s. c., re.
parts that the only, oasuallg attending the
.eleoGon in that State, ia fg AS heard from
was in Abbeville county. a, worthy coloret
man, Jacob Brown, WA. .iiiretLtencd ;,th deatl
il he ddd.nat Sole the ticket suggested by GER
tain whites He refused 10 10 u The polls n
.ull, and was KILLED in his cabin that erening
sB-The Rtesidentia, election will mot take
place In AL riae States on the sane day, as is
generally Imagined Ii wiMbssin IN Louisiana
on the Ath Of November. Al the Other States
except 1~xas. will follow or aic 5ili. and Tex
as viii CLOSE up the busincss with four days
election, from the 4h 10 the 8lh, inclusive.
TS-The suddcn decline in gold, which fol
lowed the Pennsylvania election, is one of Tho
most X as2,ddcnnt events oi the day. 1t prove
that the naere possibility of Greeley triumph
took cSG4 up two per cent, while the dsper-
ision al Viie hopes of his followers threw il
down ne mucl. Grants election thus means
financial security.
t3-lt will be seen by the letter of General
Aongstrccl OF New Orleans, that he abandonS
the coalition. Ills reasons are that it IL no
likely to prove us "liberal" rs The regular Re
publican party. General Longslrcet having
been one of the most prominent of tho South
ern leaders, was among the first to sgnalizc
his submission to the results of of The war
His withdrawal from The Greelryte faction
will doubtless w followed by oihcr Wcanla
tons.
C3rhc Germans held great Grant nnt
Wilson meeting in Cooper Institute the other
day, under The auspices of their Central Com
miltee. Mr.. Joseph Seligman pr, sided, and
he, Ex-Governor SalOman and Mr.. Paul Siro.
bach made admirable speeches. Among ia,
resolutions adopted was this brief but signil
cant sentiment" The frivolous attacks OF dis
satisfied and selfish politicians upon Grant
Wilson aud the Republican party, bind us only
the more strongly ~ these candidates and The
party"
eT-The decision Of the Emporcr of Germa.
NY on the San Jaun question Is In favor of ihi,
country, giving us the possession of San Juan
1t Is not certain from the dispatch what Is the
exact boundary line decided on, but the infer
snce is that IL is neither the northern, or IIaro
channel, claimed ly the Americans, or TN
southern, or Rosario channel, claimed by TIN
British. but smaller intermediate channc
which still leaves San Juan 10 the American
side, The language OF the Oregon Treaty o
1646 places the boundary line In the chan
mel which separates the continent from Van
couyer's Island" Great Britain does not seen
satisfied with the decision and Is laboring I,
Ieyerse II.
The Republican State Committee of New
Hampshire have issued AN address to the par
ty, I'm whisl they present the following
among other reasens, for supporting tue pres
eni adminislruliun
Looking to our State, We find iAe wyenu
collected by the General Government Tuduerj
from nearly six millions to less than thTe
hundred thousand. while we fnd In the san,
time, that tho annual value at our induslrlt
prOducts has increased from thirty seven mi
lions ~ seven y-one millions. The army {
Hexsnue collectors, once so numerous Ia Ou
Staate, Is reduced To . mere squad, and on IN
list OF January II will be reduced 10 one as
SCISSOR and one coleol0g for lie whole Statl
Under ihe siimIllIls VI Il policy that has pro
duced such desiEable results, bright future
opening before our Stale. Our railroads NJ
branching out ON every hand, while auF IL
dustries are expanding and multiplying q
never before. In view OF such abOundin
prosperity, the farmer, the mechanic. the mar
ulaclnrer cannot afardto fly ioiie ills The
knag DOt OF Let none such. be deceiYedib b
flla appeals Of iDgenius dem agogues and banh
Tnpt pOliticlaps The path OF duty. Of succe,
and prosperity rs well, lies s,raigh, before III
volcTs OE New Hampshire. irrespective Of pal
~ The eli aloFal Y0ie Df ilIs Stale will i
given % u. g. Grant and Henry Wilson, an
fhe larger their majority the better II will
Gpr both The political and busin'ss Interests
eur Susie"