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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
HON. GEoRGE L. CONVERSE.

The Ohio STATESMAN had an article
last week naming Mr.. Converse of Column
bus, and member elect of the lower branch
of sthe General Assembly, as u suitable
and capable gentleman for Speaker OF the
House. In our own mind we had settled
upon our ssfriend Converse as the proper
man to be chosen Speaker of the House
and hence We most cordially endorse the
views of the Statesman. That paper in
conclusion says:
We do not disparage the claims of any
gentleman elected to the next House of
Representatives, when we assert with con-
fdence that the Hon George L. Converse,
member elect for the county of Franklin,
possesses, in pre.eminent degree, all the
qualifications necessary for the position Of
Speaker. His long service In the General
Assembly, afforded the opportunity for
familiarizing himself with parlam entary
law, and the rules Of the House. This,
together with his known ability as an
eminent lawyer, standing in the trent
rank of the profession, his tact and redi-
ness in applying legal principles, his firm
but courteous bearing, and his conceded
integrity, conspire to indicate Mn az the
right man for the place. Especially is he
so, in view of what is expected by the
people from the coming Legislature to
which we have referred.
We hope and believe that in the or
ganization of the House of Represents.
tivea its members will be governed alone
by superior fitness in the choice of its pre-
siding officer. 1t is due to the public in
t~erests, and the character of the body that
this shall be so, and if SO, we shall conf,
IDENTIFY look to the choice of Mr.. Converse
as indicating a full sense of the response
bllity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
NEWS ITEMS.

The resignation of Minister SiekleS
has been accepted.
The steamer Gypsy Q7een has been
sunk on the River Tyne. Forty lives
were lost.
-BAzaine left Tuesday for the Island
st. Marguerite.
Dispatches from the Gold Coast an
nounce the arrival of the Highland troops
at Cape Coast Castle.
In q fight before the town of Bocay-
route, IN the province of Valencia. on
Thursday the Carlists were totally de-
feated.
The cattle plague has broken out in
Madiers, and cattle going thence to the
Gold Coast are said to be infected.
The municipal officers of Madrid have
been suspended from ofsce.
"A force of Cuban insurgents was de-
feated by the Spanish troops on the 18th
inst.
An explosion in the Ferial Battery.
CaItagena, killed twenty officers and men
of tha b~eseiging force.
Fort San Julian; one Of the strongest
defencsB Of CartagenA, has been preached.
LAECAsTER. ". H., Dec. ga bloody
fIscas took place At GroVeton Last evening
growing out Of an attempt by Michael
UIeary and = Frenchman named Block
we'll, both intoxicated, enter q house of
Questionable repute, owned by . French
maj named GOnye.a The result Of the
fight WAS the death Of Gouys and his son,
q young man, who was killed by O'Lsary
with = club; the moral WoundinR of
Blackwell with al a1e'by cid Gouye, and
q bad wound on O'LeAry's head from q
club:
BOsFON. Dec. ga shocking murder
was committed at No59 Province street,
about n O'Clock this morning. Joseph
T. Hegner and Antoine G. Haettel. both
young Germans, carried on the trade of
iocksmithing and slept together in the
shop, where Huettel was found shot and
terribly mutilated with a Ratchet. Heg-
mel, on being arrested, confessed the COM
initial Of the murder.
There is . great deal of curiosity in
England to know how the Maine Liquor
law works. Now Gnd then IN EnEhsh
IraVeier, having been able to buy s glass
OF brandy l n Portland, returns to tell his
eoHntrymen that the law isR perfect fail
urs. Upon his heels closely follows Mr..
Neal Dow, who assures kr. Bull that the
Is a perfect success, ard Bull is nat
urally bewildered. Now q oma has
taken the matter up, and everything will
be made definite and clear. Mrs. Par
Of Portland is telling the people
Of Scotland that not a drop OF "the crea-
ture" can be had in Name for love or
money.
The Popular Science Monthly gives
account Of the finding Of an aHcisnt
well in Illinois. It was discovered thirty
two feet beneath,,the surface the overly
ing Of muck; and above that twenty-five
Of sand and gravel. The well vas
built Of stone laid in sand and line ce-
nent, and was complete even to the curb
stone.
SAN FRAEcIsoo, Dec. 23.-AdYiees from
Tucson An, stats that = terrible tragedy
occurred on December 10 At Lincoln, n.
u. Coustable Martin, with . posse of
nen. attempted TO arrest David Warner,
Herald and III. Glynn, when War
Ter killed Martin. The Sherif's posse
hen killed Warner, and the other two
FAMED we're also rlddled with bnlleia-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

IRDIAN Commissioner, E. P. Smith.
whose stealings have heretofore been made
public, is to be Whitewashed, Hon. N. J.
Turney, of Ohio, who was once under
Smith, and assisted in his stealings, is
Chairman of the Committee to investigate.
This is a slight improvement upon the old
adage. The way it now reads is-"Set 3
thief to whitewash a thief"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

u Do hboring men consider how things
are running? Do they understand that
Radical policy is making the rich richer
and the labOrer poorer (? The salary of
the President of the United States has
been doubled, from $4,000 to. $4,000 a
year; from SOS to $l36 per day. The sal
aries of Congressmen have been increased
from 5000 tO$7 500 a year. All this too
when the wages Of labor have been and
are being reduced. Let facts be submit
ted 10 and considered by a candid and
intelligent people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

Mr.. DAWES, of Massachusetts,, is the
oldest member of the House & got himself
in trouble for making a plain and truthful
statement in Congress of the actual COM
p~ensation paid Gen. Grant under the new
salary law, He stated that in addition to
his so-called salary, Congress has been
regularly voting him about $4,000 annu-
ally to pay the expenses of his household.
garden, stables. servants, &c, &c. Not
wIthstaRding this extraordinary hberality
of Congress, the President was so dissat-
is6ed with MS reputed salary of $4,000
per annum that he ,obbied for the extra
ordinary increase that was voted to him
at the last session. In giving testimony
to the snms laVisAly bestowed
on Gen. Grant Mr.. Dawes has caused
much angry feeling against him. His
statements are proof that the statements
of Democratic newspapers and public
speakers on this subject, were not only
true, but that they fell considerably short
of the actual amount received by the
President in the shape of extras.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

81 Two bushels of old Democratic news
papers fshed out Of 3 we'll in Marida,
Iowa, have enabled the citizens of the
town TO account for the water having t2s-
ted SO much like lye.-RepHGicGn.
They contained several of Grants mes
sagss, Colfax's and WllsOn'sIprayerful ad-
dresses op honesty and morality ! pious
.Harlan's report whitewashing Gen. How
ard of Freedman Bureau fame, and many
other valuable Republican documents.
These caused the Lye taste.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

tbs contest for U. S. Senate in CalisOr-
MIA has resulted in the choice of GoVerno
Newton Booth, for the long term and
Judge Hagar for the short term, to fill the
vacancy occasiOned by the resignation Of
Mr.. Casserly. Governor Booth il anti
monopoly ard Judge Hagar is straight
Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

The constitutional currency not cub
ject to imitation and contraction and a
constitutional and just tariff for revenue
and not for protection" mercy, are what
all honest business and honest labor re-
uuire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

Ex-MAYoR A. oAKEY HALL, of Ne W
York, has be en- acquitted triumphantly Of
the charges against him. When the jury
brought in q verdict of mot guilty" the
large crowd present burst out into repeat
ed cheers. The Judge himself was greatly
moved and did not attempt TO suppress
tba 1ou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

RADICAL politics and 6nanciering are
beautifully illustrated in South Carolina
Last year there was the sum of $2,slo.2S7
in taxes collected. Of this sum 81 .090.55
was never turned over to the treasury,
-hnF DocEafad BY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
Farm for sale.

A FARM OF - Acres, in Jackson Township,
~ six miles northwest Of CantOn, twelve aareE
GsnbSr and aiso threS acres in the city 0f Can
ten, . good tive ss0ry frame house barn and ether
osso IS ms DoMIKIcK sTROvEL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

AFTER e~lecting Matt. Carpenter as
temporary Vice President and Shepherd
for District Governor, the radical majority
in the o.. S Senate need not beck at Will
lams's appointment Is Chief Justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

GRANTS credit is good in Washington.
Jay Cooke said SO. This fact appears by
the publication of the assets of Jay Cooke
& Co. Among the entries are found
these ~. S. Grant. good, $2.606. Lewis
Dent. $1,000; Endorsed by U. s.. Grant.
good indorseT." But F. D. Dent, poor
brother-in-l law, is marked doubtful" Is
not Grant taking proper care of all his
TelatiOns2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

The Ohio Legislature will next
Monday. Mr.. Johnson Sherrick, of our
city, member elect to the House, leaves
for Columbus to-day, (Thursday). We
learn that Mr.. Edward Brooke, our other
member OF the House, also starts to-day.
We take pleasure in saying they will be
earnest, faithful and honest il the dis
charge Of their duties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

TIE heaviest lOossr in Ohio by the fail
ure of Jay Cook & Co. WA Mr.. Thomas
DArdis, Of Bellefountsine, who lost $685.
so6. The smallest wa the Logan Coun ty
Bank, which lost sevsnty-twO cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

The new year 1874 commences to-day.
We tender our friends, one and all. the
usual congratulations. hoping that all may
realize their fondest anticiPations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

HENRY w. GENET, the convicted
Twesdite who escaped from the Deputy
Sheriff some two weeks ago in New York.
has not been found. 1t is thosght he has
sailed to Rio Janeiro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
Assignee's Notice.

A LII persons indebted to Gibbs PisW c.. viii
~ greatly obligo the undsrHirned and avoid
eOsB By calling az once and settling up their ae-
counts. Gibbs Piow Company having made an
assignment creditors will see she necessity OF q
PrsEPtssttlsmsnt and PAymeat e abe aASignsS.
". ". CLARK,
Asslgnee Of Gibbs PloW Co.
Canton, Jan ], rs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

JeHN G. BREcKISRIDGE's disabilities
have been removed, and now his Ken
lucky friends have \ notion of letting him
'sweep" the State for Governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
PROSPECTUS.
GEOGRAPHICALLY Ghe bsst sustained
work OF the kind In abe World"
Harper's Magazine.


Notices Of the Presa
The eVer-increasing circulation Of this excel
lent monthly proves its continued adaptation to
popular desires and needa. Indeed, whom We
thfnk into how many homes Il penetratss every
month, We must consider il as one OF the educR-
tors A. well ~ entertainers OF the public mind.
for is vast popularity has been won by no appeal
70 stupid Preludices or depraved ~es.-Bo
Globe.
The character which this Magazine possesses
for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and litera-
~ culture that has kept pace with, IL u has not
led the times. should cause its conductors to re-
gard 1t with juatiisble competency 1t also an
titlsa them 70 q great claim upon the the public
Eratituds- The Magazine has done good and not
evil all the days Of It's life Brooklyn Eagle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
ExacntaraI Mntinn.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uzdsrsiSnsd
~ have been duly apPointedandiquAliEsd Ss.ex-
eeutorS Of the last will and testament OF Michael
Warner, ST., late Of osRAburg, Stark county,
Ohio, deceased, IEGSE WARNER.
ian1 IA WESLEY Ella
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

EOR sALE-A valuable Steam FlsurinG Mil,
located In Miami county, Kansas, one Of che
richest and NEST PoPalous csuntiss ln tbs State.
For PartieutaEs and terms, address Box Ss6, Peat
Once Canton, Ohio- noV97 TS-lm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
VIEW ADvERTIsEMENrs


NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersigned
IN has BEEN duly appointed and qualified as Ad
ninistrator Of the estate Of Geo HSuka, decd.
deeSo TSW4 JOHN LONG.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
Annual Meeting OF the CaaG0z DuiId.
taE AGsSSI6tIOa Ne. 2.

NOTICE l. hsrsby given that the Ennual meet
IN ing Of the stockholders Of the Canton Buld-
ing As80siAtion No. ? will taxa placs on ths 6rst
AOnday in January, 1874, in The sales room IN
the Court House. Nv. UHDEkAILLs
deolotd Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
School Noties.

A LIZ the d~eParsments 81 the Canton Uniou
ASshool will open again on Monday, JAnua-J
Ssh, 1874 PupilG should enter promptly on the
hrst day Of the harm.
BY order Of the Board,
Canten. Jan. /. "a DANL. WoRLEY, suP'L.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

nR Q. GARBER has removed his one up
~ asairs in Mrs. AcckoAn's b1iidilg, corner Of
morning. until . o'clock = m. At noon and even
ing. ssptlo 'ISHos
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

HAVE le9 sores Of land "a Hancock county,
1eWA within 2 miles 81 Britt SsatioR, on the
81. faul Railroad, that cost Sl,e0O that will sell
Tor 500 oash-ta1es AL paid Call On
AkDRE n. BLAKE
dee1S TS-W2 North Poplar Street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

NANTOGRnd akron Hack leaves Canton for
Akron Monday. Wednesday and Friday stop
ing A. Eil intermediate towns. Orders len At So.
Cloud, American House, Post Once or At my
residence corner Poplar and TuscArawAs streets.
Hack leaves So. Cloud AZ Z o'clock q. m
Leaves Empire House, kroa, Tuesday, Thur
at ali intermediate towns. Orders ieft az Empire
House or Staden 4 Wise's Livery and Feed Sls-
bic. All goods or PACKAGE carried At reasonable
rates and delivered promptly r
Canton. JanI "a Eli MILLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

GRANTS friend Williams has not been
confirmed as Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01

In this paper will be found an article
taken from the Galaxy magazine fer jan
uary and addressedt 10 Hon. Chas. Francis
Adams. The article is from the pen Of
Hon. Jeremiah S. Black of Pennsylvania
and IN reply to Mr.. Adams's fulsome and
extravagant address upon the character
and public services of William II. Seward,
which address was delivered before the
New York Legislature at Albany last
Spring. We bespe&k for Judge Blacks
able. truthful and pungent letter =
careful reading; He does not recognize
the doctrine of dong evil that good may
come; or that the ends Justify the means;
or that men in power may disregard their
oaths of Office and trample upon all con-
stitutional obligations calculated to pro-
tect the rights Of private property and
personal liberty. All these Mr.. Black
shows were fundamental principle. in the
higher law" ~statesmanship of Mr.. Sew
ard. Mr.. Blacks letter is well worth 2
careful reading as = valuable historical
review. Read it by all al and pre-
serve this paper for reference.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
THE vRGINTUs PRIsoNERs.

Numbering l02, arrived in the q. S. yes
sci, Juniats, Commander Braino, at New
York on Sunday last. They had been ten
days coming from Santiago de Cuba, as the
vessel encountered tempestuous weather
The prisoners were miserablY treated, hud-
died together and half starved. They
were also kept under the impression that
they were to be shot. Even when taken
in the scow to the Juniata they were told
it was to death. But when the scow got
along side the vessel flying the stars and
stripes and they realized their happy es-
cape. shout upon shout went up from the
poor prisoners, accompanied with tears
Commander Braine Immediately furnished
them with food and clothing. Their testi-
mony is being taken in New York in re-
gard to the status of the Vlrginius. but
very little of a satisfactory character is
obtained as they seem unwilling to divulge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
Farm For Nale.

7 WISH 20 sell my farm In Eimishills1 town.
II ship, = miles east Of harrisburg in Stark
county. The place ~containa HI AcRSa, 80 acres
Of which IL good timber. IL IL In = good STAKE Of
culttvatton and Il IN All respects q very desirahts
home A good frame house and barn ard ou-
buildfnRs, with = good orchard make tha plAes
mere NGluable- The farm is we'll uaaerod and
convsnientiy arranged. ! viii give easy terma 20
suit the purchasers. For further partieulnrs en-
qnire Of the nndsraignsd near the prsmiaes
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N01IH INI my PAIt O yoaT.
The Werld Almanac for 1874.
Ready about January !, lsT4l
One copy, PostpAin, Use. copies postpaid, 81.
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Price for one copy for enc year $40 Qneludins
Sunday edition, S02l beginning any day at the
same rAtes per month for any part Of q wear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-01
b WKEKLY WORLD
'THR REMI.WERRLY

Contains (Tuesday and Friday all the contents
Of the Weskly,rne or two 6rst rate Novels during
the year, and all the cream Of the Daily WoRLd.
THE DAILY W0RIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
TIE REVOLUTION IN VCNEZUEI.A.

svIZUi.E OF A VESSEL CHARTERED Bf TIE DUTCH
GDVERNMEST-THE sLOOP bolivia BGIkAi I'D
INTo GUZIAN'5 HANDS-uOLD OF THE RLVOLU-
TIOE IN TIE EASTERN STATES.
According To Il letter dated Curacoa, Ncne-
zlca Nov. ~ BarqusslcO ~ ~ the hanIs 81 tue 'c'"
ldioniss. Gen. Marquee, Commandments of me
First Corps d'ArnG Ct GGZnan Banco evacuated TIT
State as soon as no heard OF the approach of GeLs
Colina an1 Adarnes with 500 men. Gen. ZtVarse'
Commander in-chief or the Second Corps OF Gen.
Grznau. WAS taken prisoner VITA his 500 men.
and a. he Is a,sJ P.csdcnt OF the State Of lirdcui
the whole STAT. has pronounced IN favor of Coiina The
E,r, Yacht Ju.ietic chartered ny the Ddtch Govern
,ucut ond scut 10 Cumans onicidl Giepach To
m PsesIdcn, OF that SGtc, has been sent as rz, 10
agiayra, and tho captain and crew arc III the
"Beyedas" OF that port. Dach frigate Is expected
from, surinam Santos Jurai) IL IN the town OF Mara
,ho with 400 men and surrounded by $780, under tie
command of Eduardo Perez. On the 1871 the latter WAS
70 attack the chef Of GulnaL's troops.
The soop Bolivia. gong from Curacao. with CORE
suondepce TO Coro was betrayed Guz mans hands.
An account given of tue Bolivia "iIr Is Una. TIC veg
sci IA V,nr ziean manof-war attached 10 The squad
ron that commands the L. les OF M.rI'aiD0 sac was
,cnt thence service to ligu"yia, aud, iaidihs AT
o on her way. seized ~ tue insuFGehts VINO chI-
noved her In Transporting arms and ammunition from
turacua On her last voyage there were Two ndh - vi
mann who mad deserted iro. anO hr Ncnt Hicltn yes
Sci Inc Poiumia and WHO, headed by the Venezuelan
Gen Guerara and seized tue BoiivtI' IL me con
n.ci, Gen. Re'cs. wEo coninaideu tne Nei<ct G"s
u,ortaly wonudcd aud dcd shortly aUcrWhId' In tho
Iruisod0 OF Curacod which fdvOIs the Dauco parry,
II Is stated tnat. In tho Sa.o OF ZIiia, Cen santos
Jrado " as capital win oicc OF 10 lhIduify
ana n pquct oi cavalry. Tue Maracaioo Like was III
me poss, sslOu OF steamer GZnan Banco anu
H., enemy was at u distance of SIX leagues from tho
capi,u. Ii added that III the Eastern states Tue
r. o!utiOn had taken root mat Pdluo ana AiiIO
were wandering about the mountains WIN only SONIC ~
men, hot pursued ny The Government troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
PRINCE BIsMARCK,s POSITION.

PRINCE BISMARCK'S POSITION.
DISSATISFACTION WITH TIE ACTION OF TIE REICH
STAG IN REGARD TO THE ARREST or DEPUTIES
DURING A sEsSIoN-IIIS INTENTION TO RESIGN
ASSERTED.
BERLIN, Tn rsday, Dec II, 1874
1t is rumorcd that Prince Bismarck regards the
action of the Reichetag yesterday in voting that, IN
order to uphold its dignity the Constitution should
be amended as 20 prevent the arrest of d deputy
during session, az equivalent to vote OF want OF
confidence and 10 determined to resign II is farther
said that in consequence of this Wow of the Chan
ccllor the resolution will be modified at to-day3
sitting of the Reichstag
The Post of this city in its issue to-day expresses
the hope that Prince Bismarck has not yet decided
to resign from the Government, but AIDA that how
ever deplOrabe such decision by the Chancellor
must he regarded. it would not be productive OF n-
minent dBnger tc the State
The Rreuz Zdtung says that the rumOrs OF tho
Chancellors resignation emanatcd from his lntl-
mate friends, who say that the Prince declared he
was weary, aud that it is impossible for him to
govern with the present majority in tho Rcichstag.
Another report gives Herr D.nzin, a Deputy in the
Rechstag, as the authority for the statement that
the Prince intends rcsigniDg Herr Denim, it is
stated announced that Prince Bismarck stated that.
in Wow of the vacillItng majority in tho
I.icchsta2 he wOuld be forced to resign.
Erenmg-PInce Bismarck had an interview with
the Emperor to-day. Ramors Of his resignation
are still repeated, but in Parliamentary circles
1t is reported that the trouble has been completely
settled The opinion is almost unanimously held
that yesterdays action of The Rcichstag was not
vote OF want of confidence; and it is considered
certain that, even if the Chancellor has rendered
his resignation, the Emperor will not accent 1t.
LOSDOS. Friday Dec. iS-6 4. IN.
special dispatch to lie AorninJ Post from Der
lin SAYS:
1t positively asserted that Prince Bismarck
has rendered his res gnat!on, which was
refused He aftcrward conferred with tho leaders
OF the National party regarding the future conduct Of
affairs in Poi anet and au unit rstaudiDS WAS seemed.