, 1874-11-13


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n'u sc,a'y' % ..,,.,o,.s, T., ,v,.,ons,.
faas - Ia Mno,S """"o"" :" "'''ea
-ino "aaa'ns'o" es.Ao'poIuous "a Wv ~"
YORK tsep"o'1' WV A"a 'l.,o' A's1.' -,
thas tue 1'"no's nob'e'"''A' 40 t'oPno'e"u' 10
inVl1oa 10 oon'o ".s''
-uongfeaaman Mc'unhtn I1sopuononn}, u
pennsSl7ao'a Aan 1o'.knoo' s,uoo 'no eieo.s'n,
nta ttofo VIII oe spee'al o'ecton IN hl8 ol8'R'0'
70 III! sho so"t los 1ao s'ios. tofn,. =,
-lAo el'l"HaAu. n".s,sse' ,,,, mr. a. ~. ,no''
eona papes} aaS VI WIG "'sco0s'h - sa"nso'smp
a. u H.. az IT, asneMep ts a. far a.
kearI FROM" aro tho Fond .,u Lao ContmontstaAh.
naens ASrsrst5 shehoygan Itn<s E1anssG nays Gtra Wiz
Il Cr5sse Lculer milwaukee, HtraM tGor,nan), Wau'
r,n 1ts River Fals ourGh sneral sa.,aan. pomt nr'n-
u Urn. COUNTY rness nnI sotsra otors xshoss
3ust now escspo us. .,
Tho Democrats having tho 7rhoio 1onneSsce
Legislature (o1copt two Hopublscane N 'ho
Senate aud four in. tho Houso), = en"fp Abut
now opens for tho United 'ssates eonatoleIlp
vico Brownlow. Tho asp'ranta arc A"os sohu-
son, Gov. Brown. COL John H. S"sas'' 1a""'''
IL. Ewing, ct al+ <,
For the New jersey oo"a'o'1'''p s4eo
stockton) tho Democrats n"aea ase o1,ooY'
Randolph. Attorney General a"cne'9'. JACOB
faAAtshi 30AH't"A' -" OF
Holf. Tho phi'ndelPh'h 1TeSs sat'Ah Aanaolpn
1,ho coso yotcs iE roccnt elections will
'',a,,. ro,or1 whon lin roco,1 Ia r,ndo
fuako cnf!o"6 se.olu w.. ~ .oa ~ n.s.
1,p. Tho closest district appears TO DO tie Fifth
Now Jersey, giving Cutler majority over
l'lolpa. Tho next closest is the Second Illinois,
giving Harrison ovor Ward. Tho Eric (pa.)
District oiocts Egbort by IL oror Curtis. Tho6o
aro official counts. There arc sovoral othor
districta still waiting Tor tho oilicial
+. lit IL not necessary to 20 buck to Marcus
Morton for "tho last Dcmocratio Governor Of
11aaaachusottH.' Goorge 5. boutwell, was tho
Domooratic Govoruor Of that State In 1851 and
1859. aud was Franklin Pierce Administration
To,nncrat a1lcit In haf} rann a|n,tod 1,y a coai-
s',.., 49, 49, oo,'osa ~" 0''>' -
uoh WIN ffee.sollosss
-nlacsey, OF Charleston. toosraphs. Nov. Q, Of
tho South Carolina election: Charuborlain's
IT, N ,.aaa .,ot % .ua,a.,.v ,f 1'ann.-a,I. Cor.
W. UNIV sos m",o'ns W DsnosA1s's ooa-
Efesshloh. as MaoEoy Is iA1nseil 1no eonsseso-
man-elect Of tho Charleston District thiu dis
e,assit;ea sa S M % nc,oasrat @ and not "a III Iuo.
<a..a".,
penaent'
lilo telegraph hns mohe'oheo JAmos Z.
for United states Senator in pcnusylyania, and
+},a I,.rr;s,r,, I,otol odds thu following s,rnp
'he A"s1'spuls -" s'* "1o0 >A' '"'Ae"*|e' ">N'Ds
OF UeMocl"t.c nalncs:
William A. Wallace chnrles H. nnckae", N9hara
yaus George W woowata. 'fsh 9Is;s n y ni1s n1ea
esasa =, vyn91. t,,.s soi II a.i,;sc Wtam ~ si
i,rni,' aiI'a and nd ii' WIiiiau1' Eiwsi N'
wr,,o ,v,,olo vota Of Masa,cbuaetta, mt Off
-, ~. o,,ss.sa H.. H. .uso,;otoJ ,,ona-
cial. out @a coHoc'oo W tao nnhue4eIoo Aoma-
papora, ia: Gaston, s5,9ols Inlbot, s9,24a
Andrews (Labor-Reform), 100. Gaaton's plu-
rn,ty ovar ra,bot IN o.o5S, and his majority
800 rr,. r,.,f. ..,,o !. ,,',., - nm lass +,,,n
u.o'1 ~ "nu ~, 1o7o ,.,>,a,. !, -, ,sa1s
she Pfeslaeh''a4 Soto oi aofa' "n'cn - .! 't7ea
remarkable circumstance In this state Tho
nnrposo Of nominating Judge Andrews docs not
nnn,.r nn,hss Il wns bocanse ho}t.inr conyen-
tn,,u !. - nfnnaant amnaoment. iEorcest,r G1-
sst.a - =
wrha orpat nroh,om OF tho div it, Who rules
~. nan,n6orst;c uortv nnd what nolirv f}ocp ho
n,onosn to nura!,c? The Albany Ere;i,,U Jour
,.,i saws lie party las no settled policy; lit las
1ors!csa md iu@liscrin,innto warfare agatunt
shatoyanr tho Ropublicnn party favored. But
s for Rafty il t 9tRpGston
s;bi1ity' ' Tho Democratic party Ras now rot to
s,n, ;,a bond o1,] wI,on It vonturoY nuou that it
iii aho,r how on,ntv !. IN.
|It w." /. sa;5 tnnt ,nnuv centuries ago there
nourIa,,n1 aact cnllcd the Flaggclauts, wloeo
nrot ,,aroetor;atc waS tat tinv hoat
tiamusIvcs ulhroIv md luutily in Tho hopo Of
tnar"iv ;rnninvinc ,heir an;ritnai conf,tion. It
wo,.ld soari ti,at those Who suppose tue lato po-
,;s;aa1 ;ls"s,ars IN the Uopnbiiean rartv will be
~ 9raat hsncut to tl,o nnrtv md tic country.
tu IN dnmonntrated whether their faith ia well
fo,,daf ~ mt - Wnsb;uotom Chronicie.
III IL n comnon saving nt Washington that
tha mess makes and unuakos our public men
bnt President Grant is aB obstinate in his re: