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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02
MISS DICKINSON IN JERSEY CITY.

There was large Liberal Republican rally
last evening In Catholic Institute, in Thirdst, Jersey
City At an early hour the hall packed to its utmost
capacity large portion Of the audience consisting Oh
lades attracted thher not only by the general ner
they were supposed TO feel In the Liberal cause
but by the fame OF tho eloquent DEFENDER
Of woman's rights ard human rights OF oil KINDS
George Clearhue was chosen Chairman and opened the
meeting with q brief address, In which he gave MS
reason as an old Republican for choosing tho party Vi
Sumner ana Trumbu rather than that OF Tremain ana
Butler. Many had thought it strange that he shoud
have taken and maintained q position opposed py 60
many OF his old friends and OF his relatives put
he had concluded that If his right hand hand should
become hopeessly diseased II would be his duty to cut
Il Of Thus he had cut himself alOOf from us olu parry
ties in the interest OF honesty and purity IN cover
He then introduced Miss Anna Il. Dlcklnsou, MhVso
advance 10 the front OF the stage was greeted WIN w
mutuous cheers in the midst OF which the Danu such
up the "star Spangled Banner" WDen the applause
had subsiled Miss Dickinson delivered her address on
ais HE war Ended which given in Cooper insu
tute last week and published in THE TRIBUNE; IL was
listened 10 with closest attention, the audience IRE
ouently breaking cut into tumultuoub applause. M NJ
cdent occurred during her speech when SHOWS piss
DcneOn's wonderful sefpossessiOn on inc plltIoi
An ind gnant Grant Republican near the center OF te
hall made an angry protest against some OF Miss DICK
insons structures on Gen. Grants policy, ana tne cry
was raised "put him out, put him out" " NO salu
tine speaker Instantly, Let him stay, bat bIng nun UP
here Ia front that he hear and not taki ana lOI
the few minutes all her eloquence was poured upo
lis hanging head At the close OF Miss Deknsons al
dress Tie band played Han Columbia, while thc nt,l
reycrberatcd with nine hearty cheers Gen hllpaElek
then delivered address on the Issues OF le oaaibn
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POLITICAL INCIDENTS.

Grant registry frauds in Camden CITY, NJ
j. are being vigorously foTeted out In ono in' 1so
ont Of Given names registered from single house, egt
proved to be fictitious only three voters actually lesu
Ing in the building.
'Two thousand nine hundred and thirty
voters have registered in the lst Assembly District o
Jersey CITY, au increase Of G59 last year, the re-
Turns OF other districts are still incomplete seven thou
sand three hundred and ninctyne voters nave Iests
tered III Paterson an increase OF l0OJ over mst year.
The Noah d. Taylor Democratic Club OF the
IVth Assembly District Jersey City, raised large
transparency at the headquarters, in Gundermanns
Hall Palisade-ave last night. Liberal and Democratic
meetings I'm HewJersoy were addressed last night as
follows At Camden, by Col. John Mcclure ana Oscar
Cute ct Railway, by Col. Isaac r. Wilson at NEWTON
by Col. j. r. FIeeGe at Paranus, by Col harris az
Union Hill German meeting), by Gustaye Richter az
Mount Holly, by L. NJ. Coates; at Vlneland, Dy COL
stiger at Kappes Hall, No. 293 Groyest Jersey CITY
nv Adam Beck: at Junction Central Railroad, by
Anthony Higgins at Pennington by Leo Miller ana
I'm T. R.rd.
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PLEA For PEACE.

Az OLD LETTER FROM MR.. GREELEY TO PREsI-
DENT LINCOLN-WHo ARE IN FAVOR OF RE-
CANCELLATION.
AT q large Liberal meeting in the Methodist
church at Union, Broome County, Oct. 20, Mr. Ed,
ward f. Jones delivered an address, in the course Of
which he said:
hold in my hand extract cut from The Et"ird Al
vertSer Of last week IL letter mom horace Sreeey
used argument against the election of MI Greeley
TO the Presidency 1t is as follows: 49, ,o,,
that our bleeding bankrupt smostdng country
al fbe Wholesale devasaons yers human blood and
49, M no, snTioo for peace ami do not prove preferred O
portunies achieve IT, doing great harm now ETC. etc Do not
al Of Us are peace prepared to liberal terms
any peace sb the national integrity and honor and bow
ioy they would hail its achievement AMI bless It's suthor Yours
Hoa A. LINCOLN President, Washington D. C..
Now who there on the TIN day OF July, 1864, who
did not honorable peace Was you, old mani
do you remember the last battle before that date You
knew that your boy in that battle. How anxiousy
you awaited the The lightning was too slow You
could not work You dared not 20 home for the strain
ing despairng eyes that asked quicker than lips
would Completely unman YOU. You did hear at last and
from the shock Of that you have never recovered
! o not you wish peace at that nme VIII you 60 70
against Hoiace Greeley because. he asked for
40 honorable peace on the 7th day OF July 1884
Is sine that boys mOtherf Can she ever forget the
anguish Of that day, Twas her first born-twas her
last child all the rest from that infant that died in her
TO the strong man whose dying pillow
smOothed by her hands-all. all received mothers
tender care TIL their last breath. All now sleep quietly
behind The church Every seasons blooming flowers
shows how tenderly she remembers them. But that
Othefbe sole hope OF her declining years-he died In
battle No guardian angel smoOhted his brow He was
sD the advance The fatal bullet pierced his manly
breast lie fell but with word his lips-mOtheT
You fancied you heard that wall OF despair Even now,
at sudden waking 10 your dreams you hear that boy
mother! You will always hear &C. win you advise
bays father 10 90 70 the polls and vote against
Horace Greeley because he wanted honorable peace
on the 7th day of July, ls6lf
Now maybe some soldiers widow land they number
an hundred tbOusaDd) hears me but my voice
ne loud tbun1or, or my words electrical light
ming they could not drown the remembrance of that
despar With which she clutcbed 10 her bosom those chill
dreD when the sad udiBgs reached her that they
fstLegess and she widow. Will she her influence
against Horace Greeley because he desired honorable
peace on the It'll day OF July, ls64f
And now address myself ~ the soldiers and ask them
there was single that did not desire peace VINO
sea theIS that did not deeire peaeaf IL army
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TO THE DEMO
CRATIC MASSES.

II is safe to follow where honest, patriotic,
and Intelligent men lead, IL is sale for all true Democrats
to Follow men Ike Seymour of NewYork (sho will give
reason tonight for the faith that is IN him) like Buck
alew and Packer, In Pennsylvania; Ike Parker aud
Randolph OF New-Jersey; like Pendeton OF OHIO, aud
Hendrcks of Indiana We know Of no great Democratic
leader In country who does not now support tue LIB
era ticket with both earnest aud intelligent devotion
The political platform which the candidates stand Is
both National and Democratic. IL means selfgoyern
mept and selfpreservaton. II means Amnesty and
Peace. II the publication OF the ballot aud
honest administration OF public affairs. I means the
restoration Of the Union and OF the Constitution and tho
enforcement OF criminal law against all Federal State.
and local thieves Hence the Baltimore Convention TOOK
the platform and the pledged 70 out it, prnc-
Piles. Hence follow the flag raised at Cincinnati ear
fed 70 Baltimore, and upheld by ali our old leader sna
by nearly the whole body Of the rank and NE. When
wise thus sound the alarm, and the country cas 70
duty, let no man falter.
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THE CONTEST IN NEw-HAMPsHRE.


LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE LIBERAL MEETING Al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY THOROUGHLY
AROUSED-sPEECH BY THEODORE TILToh.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBLNEl
LIrTIEToN, Nov. 1.-The citizens of Bethe-
hem Franconia Haverhill, Bath, Dalton Lisbon, White
field. Carroll and other towns, turned cut With fnl
force today TO attend the Liberal meeting to be held Ia
the town hall in this place. Two O'Clock was the hour
appointed for the meeting, but from noon crowds o. Gill
zens farmers duarrymen, and mechanics OF an trad
could be counted In hundreds going tOward the hah.
When o'clock arrived the hall was nlCd 10 UFCIuONhE
not less than 1000 people being present
The Hon. John Sinclair, Chairman OF the DEMOCRATIC
State Central Committee, was unanimously chosfh 80
preside, with 90 other prominent gentlemen Iit
Vice Presidents. Mt Sinclair IN few remarks upon nc
position In which NeWHamprc Ii to-day placed, urged
his do their duty ia tie work OF reform &C t
baOt-bOX next Tuesday, and in CONCLUSION s1d. aiy
Grant Headquarters in New-York Wm. II. Chandler
telegraphed 10 the Grant Committee at concord IN
"wednesday the following: We must carry hcW-Hamls
shire for Grant on day 40 all haz ards" But
Mr. Chandler we're to-day In his own state nc would Soon
see that New-HamDshre Is sure for Greeley az NJ
hazards prolonged applause and cheers icr Greeiey
Theodore TltOn was then introduced amid applause,
and spoke for hours. giving full history OF GRANT,
Administration, the increase or dent IN the s0ltlein
States the evasion or the whisky taxes % the WhsAy
In every town and county OF the state the Liberals
hard at work. The Grant Committees are h0OGng every
POstOice with political documents Tor every cluzel
The contest is warmer than at the State election lss
March, when the Republicans only earned the state ~
small majority Now that the Liberals and DemOcrhts
arc working bard large majority Tor Greeley AMI
Brown is thought TO be doubly sue.
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TFIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. Gov Noyes of Ohio has issued proclamation
appointing Nov. rs a day Of thanksgiving.
THE whaling bark Helen Snow OF New Bedford
oownspd Of OMcer Pey She good condition. With forty
barrels Of OIL
In the case Of the Emma Mining Company
sgrnst Tunnel Company in the IT'D District Court Of Utah
jury pa.y mpsaeled IL eIDected that the case
viii lat long tine The involves property Of immense value
In the case at Salt Lake City Of Page agt. the
RasI for 5000 damages for ensnt IRON ns
ea he u disagreed discharged Judge Mexican charged
that fsoad Conpshy had sell time tickets and enforce
the contract
An apostate and blacksdng Mormon organi-
nation formed al Salt Lake City, aud called he Vtsh
InK Lssgne aIug song hold the people and sprea
rs Its efforts gsns. Of the Priesthood Of
hornoD Church
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St. NICHOLAS FGSs HOTEL, Oct. %, 1879.


PATRIOTIC ACTION.
HTApouARrERs NEw-YoEK STATE IInERAI(
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, Oct. % 1874
TrpKRAI. REPUBLICANS The day approaches
,vhen vour ballots viii decide whether honesty shal
hereafter rule in this Government or whether sha DC
banished utterly. Disappointment IN the OCTOBER eec
tons has given way TO Just confidence IN our aseer-
tanned strength careful canvass Of every school as
trct in the state discloses efficient and resolue Oo
Of Liberal Republicans. than 5000 strong equal
with their Democratic allies, TO any possible num-
Der Of their political opponents. This We say
Of tho State without reference 10 new YIN
and Kings, which, VIC assure you, will fairly
increase and by no fraud be made to impair Tue
honest majority Of the country for the Loera uche.
Cheating has done its work. The combination on "hoh
our adyersares depended for their majority is broken
aud You may expect that the City Of ew-forK VIII ko
at least 5000 majority for Greeley and brown anu io
Herman and Depow In November. Our frlends III OniV
Indiana and Illinois cheer us with udngs OF eohnuei0o
IN their success and rely that with New-York any QUO
of their States win make the solid Southern Greeley VOC
sufficient 70 elect him. Such also is our deliberate JUG
ment ,o,,,
ur enemies in distress are resOrtng to every variety
of fraud for the means Of sitting your lo'eS' A"o
eounterfeits and forgeries OF october are III prepare,
ton for November Strange negroes imported ior Ihe
work of dealng our baotboxes with spurious Votes
are apneane In our streets Streams of corrupng goiu
Gov m rough the State III the city, gamblers pools
are rup in the interest Of Grant managers ana custom
bouse bets are freely offered with the ouuS
IN our favor as a cheap method OF shaking your cou
age These, fellow Liberals are but false GeYGes ~
dshearten YOU, They should not subdue your
on your manhood DO not fear. Our forces are uileu,
and their union is true. There is no NaNeIl.S Tbos
our Democratic allies They arc supporting lne mngo
ticket National and State You must 90 no c Not only
gle scratch" would be common olSgI"C bere1ce 10
expedienev but honor requires rigorous ~
every candidate on whom Liberal RepuDAeaAS anu N04N
Ibsra Repnblicansi The fate Of popular government
gs hnnnd mn In these few days They are yours IN WHICH
40 istor ana decide We look to you that Reconclnauon
Pnridcation and Amnesty-the great cause OF Ioou
Governmcnt-be upheld by your strong anu Willis
hands.
JOHN COCHRANBi CHAIRMAN
ALFRED WILKINSON, Secretary.
JANIS B. SWAIN, Assistant secretary
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THE COYsTTTUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

A constitutional amendment extending the
Of office of the Commissioners Of Appeals for two
years, is to be voted next week. The undersigned
recommend their fellow-czens TO vote for It, The new
Court OF Appeals was organized later than was con-
templaed by the Constitutional Convention, and began
with heavy calendar Ofarrears. The adoption Of this
amendment WILL It'll hoped enable that Court to keep
abreast with the current appeals aud thus prevent ruin
Gus delays Of justice.
CHAs. O'COSOR. HENRY NICOLL.
VIM M. EvARTs. JEO. SLOSsON.
JOSHUA NJ. VAN CoTT. JNo Z. PARSONS.
JAMES &. CARTER.
Netr- York Oct. 40 1870.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS SURE FOR GREELEY AND
KOERNER.
THE LIBERALS CONFIDENT OF vICrORY-CON
STARVATION IN THE GRANT CAMP.
1871 TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUSKl


1871 TELEGRAPH TO THR rRIBUsEl
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-To-night finishes the
active work Of the Committees although speaking by
Irumbu Koerner Palmer. Blair schurs, and the Lab
eral host will continue until Monday night. Tho sound
est men who make estimates based absolute facts con-
firm the written returns Of the Committees. Going Gus
OF Cook County, which embraces Chicago, with from
1000 TO 1000 the State 70 Koerner and Greeley
by from II 900 to I5cOO majority allowing the utmost for
Democratic detection.
Gov Koerner declares his utmost confidence 10 tne
result and from the testimony OF his German fehow.
citizens heretofore tho bulwark Of the Republican or
ganEaon he makes scruple TO count tho battle %
certain in advance Senator Trumbull gives the same
testimony.
The Congress nominations have strengthened the
Liberals quite much the solid Liberal vote OF the
Germans. On the other hand, bitter contention preNas
In the Grant camp the nomination In several
OF the sure districts Hurbuts candidacy has weakened
the Grant party enormously, and the mischief cannot 10
remedied at TINS late date -.
congressman and from to Is members OF tho L"giss
lature. The Grant organs are In frenzy OF appre-
hension, aud heavy drains are making on NE C1sto
has scarcely concealed his doubts and the chief organ,
The Ocean, Is sounding preparatory Iote LOOKING
What ystihes the Admlnstrationiss above sll else IL
the intrepdty and energetic activity Ot tne J4Der ~
lt was hoped that the great disappointment m
Pennsylvania would entirely discourage them ana break
up all organization but matter OF fact ne most per-
feet and important work OF the campaign hrs D,cn
effected since the result IA October The ncairuiate
advantage has been that the Liberals worked silently,
and the Grant people, overwceniugly cOahlent, SUI
pended their labOrs aud turned their time to rOtous
fe citatons.
There little Of that now and perfect avalanche OF
circulars is loading the mails from the cOmmtce-ToOs,
wildly mplorng loyal men to stand n ana vote as ey
shot, and kindred stirring eXhOrtatlons From an tue
indications OF the last week. the enthusiastic crowds no
endless demonstration, and the udisguaed alarm OF e
Administration people, IL Is no vague or unbiased asef
ton TO predict complete success IN this STATE on Tues
day next.
The confusing question in this county OF the liquor
and antquor candidates has not aDeced the slaJus 81
the Liberals, the point is aetaef DIV the Grant
people, and they must fight ont their salvation on that
line. II the thing operates IN any visible direction ~
insures an increased vote for KOernef and Greeley.
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GRIMES AND cAsuALrIRs-DY TELEGRAPH

The music hall in Oxford, England, was de-
froyed by Gre last night
Six business houses in Plattsburg, Clinton
County Mo- barnet Oct ~ Loss sDo Insurance s''
J. II. Shook, while insane. committed suicide
Fonda, II
-. In the case Of Jacob Tome against the Parkers,
burg aBdaen s-us OF
Of soei the which ha been %
weeks sepeor Bsuoore The ls tarnsa
ys.sTday vsrsi bssGf loo Nc fall aDsznt eleS
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pRoDucERs AGENCY IN THE OIL REGIONs.

TITUsvnLE, Nov 1.-At the request Of producers
the bankers regions have held meetings to consider the
plan for producers agency Published THR TRIBUNE on the 18th ut
,Irset cor denc In H. ne Herald ofthis city ert
Else the scheme liable dangerous monopoly ne pro-
divided AMI doabu Crude OIL ha De-
cllu.la N ont 30 cent? LaLLel Llnce Aonlal
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THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT or EMIGRATION TO
AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Inflammation has been re-
eeyed BIS the Department the effect that tie statement pub
shd in various newspapers this county IN July last that the German
Government seeking prevent emigration TO the United states
and had ado pted that purpose denied by that
Government which dscams having issued orders interfering With Oh
rbldd.ng the emigration OF It's citizens to this county,
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pERsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

Senator Wilson had long interview with the
President yss.sdsy lie se 81 Sossse - ..s
pec,s - male three more before Of the Prsdsn, eseos
Mr.. Froudo concluded his course of historical
eenrss u The Corns last evening Al tee ees VI 1 ~
urs b. vas stents uhs n.reAd ~ bose
which he syug esshng i0rshnsn. Al Sss vas Sas
a IN, .inra, Class sheh NJ Fees
RESPONDED ana heartily sAsr M Fr0s see ssss 70
pTeskya
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MRS VINCENT coLYER DROWNED.

DARIEN, Conn.,, Nov. Mrs. Vincent Col
yer wife Of the late member OF the Indian Peace Com
mission was drowned yesterday while driving over the
stream crossing the road TO the island where they re-
dod At Dariep Conn She was returning alone, after
having accompanied her husband to the cars on ms way
10 visit the KiOwa Indian delegation. Inc ude pelns
unusually high, IL Is supposed she missed her way
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nEIGIITAf.
coNrEnrNcE oF JEws.

BRUSSELS, Friday, Nov. !, 1877.
A general conference Of the Jews is in SEES
sion In this city, The delegates Of ROumania have laid
before # the condition Of their people in the prncipa-
ties They propose TO petition the Roumanian Chamber
for full civil and political rights, and state that the in
tentlon OF eInigating en- to America has been
nllnnlnnnl
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SWITZERLAND.

1yrrRFEREYCE OF THE POPE - TIE CHURCH
CONFLICT.
HoAE. Friday, Nov. l, 1874
The Pope has resolved to defend the cause
NJ b Church of Geneva against the decree OF the Swiss
Government forbiddug the exercise OF his Episcopal
functions within swiss territory By the recently appointed
DjslOp MermillOd.
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overwhelmingly Liberal 1t was carried by the Demo
Gratis 1868 by 4os majority and IN 1871 by 1855 major
ity. The Liberals have made thorough canvass with
Noah D. Taylor their candidate and the Grant party
has made strong effort TO the election OF Isaac
W. Scudder. Mr.. Taylor's election seems assured.
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THE BROOME COUNTY LIBERALS HARD AT WORK
GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED.

To the Bdftor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: For our final report | would say that
there has been no detection in the Liberal ranks in
Broome County. The few Democrats who were inclined
70 sfav at homehaye been visited by leaders OF their
own party and far Is known they VIII do their
duty next Tuesday. truer SET OF men than our Liberal
has been an active one and hope for good and imme
school district on an average OF week for the last
four or five weeks. On Tuesday night the Hon. Milo
Goodrich and Gen. Edward f. Jones addressed "a large
and very Observation-Disclosures Union. The Meho-
dist Church was hlled TO overowing, and many went
away unable 10 get inside the doors. Il.
BinghaiHt0n, n. T., Oct. 81 1872.
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THE INDIANA LIBERALS AROUSED.
GOV. HENDRICKS At sEYMoUR-AN EETHUsI-
AsTrC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVINCED
BY HIS SPEECH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNEI

AsTTC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVINCED
BY HIS SPEECH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. To-day the Liberal
party Of jackson County held OF the largest political
meetings which has ever assembled in the county.
Large delegations came into this city from Broynstown
Grassy Fork, Washington, Reading. HAMILTON and salt
Creek townships, with banners and music. and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed The crowd was es'i-
mated to number 5000 persons Gov. Hendricks was
present and delivered OF the most eloquent ad-
dresses Of the campaign. His speech was atientyey
listened TO by the assembled Multitude and scores OF
Republicans who heard expressed themselves az being
convinced that their duty citizens to vote for
Horace Greeley. The Democrats and Liberal Hepupii-
cans are full OF enthusiasm, and win certainly IN
crease the majority Greeley Hendrcks vote at
least 2OO All over this section OF Indiana TIE friends ~
Greeley and Reform working wlh The greatest zeal
aud with determination TO poll q full vote.
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VERDICT IN THE MARA CASE.

PHIIA DELPIIIA. Nov. 1.-The jury in the case OF
James Kane for the ure Of James Doughey cOmpnon Of Hugh
Mara rendered verdict Of gu7 Of mansaugher The sane verdict
Henry ehoaer charged With the murder
Prands A. Meyers schoeaes brother william jointly indicted
With him, but has led.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

THE PRUssIAE LANDTAG PRoRoGUED.
BERLIN, Friday, Nov l. 1872.
Gen. Won Room, Minister of War; to-day
read before the Chambers message from the KING OF
Prussia proroguing the session OF the Landtag
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ST1AIN.

ELECTION OF A RADICAL 10 THE vICE-PREsI-
DENCY OF TIE CONGREss.
MADRID, Friday, nov. ], 1874
Senior Mosquera, member of the Redical
marty has been elected viccprc sldent Of the Congress
the lower branch OF the Cortcs-to Gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of scHor salneron The vote
was 12 for seor Mosquera against us Tor lis opponent
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The Secretary General NJ. Barthelemy st.
Haire in reply 70 correspondents, states tha
NJ Theirs does not desire 10 made President Tor lie
The German troops have evacuated Epernay.
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FRANCE.

PRESIDENT THEIRS DOES NoT'wANT HIS OFFICE
FOR LIFE.
PANS Friday Nov /, 1871.
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THE STATE CANVASS.
ADDRESS OF THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE

MORE THAN 5000 LIBERAL REPUb tcr2TC AM
THE srATE-A CALL FOR ENEhGEi4O NM
PATRIOTIC ACTION.
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Az OLD LETTER FROM MR.. GREELEY TO PRESI-
DENT LINCOLN-WHO ARE IN FAVOR OF RE-
CANCELLATION.