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THE VICE PRESIDENT.
,oNrrxUrD IMPROVEMENT MANIFESTED.

CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT MANIFESTED.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IS 1875
The vice President slept soundly after ten O'Clock
last night without the Of opates, and awoke feel
ing SO much improved that be permitted to be par
tally dressed al nine O'Clock this morning He says he
feels able TO out but is restrained BY his physicians
from doing so.
The Vice President at eight O'Clock tonight, suffered
from nervous depression, though MS general conditions
indicates gradual recovery
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THE PRINCE on WALES.
His Royal HighneSS' Tour in India
About to Terminate
Cabinet Advice for His Re-
turn to England
The Native Indian Princes Opposed to the
ROyaliSm Of Conquest.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE
LONDON. Nov. Is, 1875.
Although the special dispatches from In
dia to the Times and Daily Necs say that the
journey of the Prince of Wales would not be
interrupted, there is an opinion very general
here that his return has been decided upon,
and will take place Immediately after he
has visited Ceylon.
CABINET ADVICE TO HIS ROYAL H1oKNEss
I have information from good source
that, after Cabinet Council on Sunday,
telegram was sent advising the Princes re-
turn.
GOVERNMENT REASONS.
This change of purpose will be explained
to the public as a result of the prevalence OF
the cholera at Mysore and Madras, and per-
haps by reference to European compli-
cations.
THE TRUE REASON.
But the real reason is the unsatisfactory
aCtlGude OF the natIVe princes. mol single
reception has been proffered by any one of
these in the Madras and Bengal presidencies.
All entertainments thus far given have been
given by the English; and there is no con-
cealing the fact that the native princes view
the visit unfavorably.
PRESS COMMENTS ON THE GARNET LETTER. To
THE PRINCE
The Morning Advertiser supports the Off
cial telegram despatch, of yesterdays date,
which has been forwarded to the Prince of
Wales.
The other journals are almost silent on
the subject.
THE PRINCE EN- ROUTE FOR BARoDA.
BOMBAY, Nov. Is, 1875.
The Prince of Wales and party have started
fo..p De-
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GERMAN Y.
PROSECUTED.

CATHOLIC PRELATEs TO BE PROSECUTED
LONDON, Nov IS 1875.
The Pail Nall Gazette has special Berlin telegram
this afternoon stating that the Prussan government Is
preparing proceedings before the Ecclesiastical Court
against the Archbishop Of Cologne and the Bishop Of
Treves The object IS depose them
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CUBA.

roNvIcTs PARDoNED AT THE POINT OF DEATH
THE UNITED STATES FLAG IN PORT.
HAVANA, Nov. IS 1875
Five men sentenced TO DO shot this morning have
been pardoned by the Captain General at the interces
sion OF Senior Rubi, the Royal Commissioner and
cral ladies'.
THE AMERICAN FLAG
The United States Gettysburg has arrived in
the harbor
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ENGLAND.

REPORT OF COMMERCIAL FAILURE AT MANILA.
LONDON, Nov. 1s 1875.
The failure OF the Manila branch of the house Of Rus
sell Sturgis & Co. is reported here.
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A BURMESE CONSPIRACY.

RASGooS, Nov. Is, 1875
A conspiracy 70 seize the arsenal and to burn the
town OF Rangoon has been discovered by the au-
thortes
great many Burmese have becn arrested on
picion OF completely in the affair
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FOREIGN MAILS.

The steamship Suevia took yesterday 80 s3l let.
ters and fifty bags OF newspapers The steamship
City Of Vera Cruz carried Ssl7 letters and three
bags Of newspapers Total a. 64S letters and sixty
baps
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.
HARRISBURG. Pa I

HARRsBURG, Pa, Nov. IS, 1915.
Governor Har,ranft to-day issued warrants for the
execution on Thursday the 9th day OF January, 1875
or William Murray and Frederick Myers, convicted
Allegheny county on the 10Th Of March, ls75 Of the
murder OF Gotthard Wah and sentenced April 1876,
70 be hanged.
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DIED..

MuLLER.-In Brooklyn November IS, 1875 MARY
LOUISE, wife of c. otto Muller and daughter OF the
late Asa Holt
Notice of funeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths See Eighth PdoSI
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THE BRITISH CABINET.

LONDON, Nov. lS 1910
The appointments OF sir John Hoker and Hardinge
Stanley Gifard to the Attorney and Solicitor General
ship respectively. noted ycstcviay, are now denied
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours In com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Bulldinn.-
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WHEN ALL OTHER MEANS FAIL, CONSUMP.
tives should use HALR's HONEY HoREHouND TAR.
PlKK's TooTHAcHK DROPS in minute.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. TO 8 r. VI.
On Sunday from 5 to 8 Z. NJ.
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BEAUTIFUL AND EFFECTIVE ARRANGEMENT
Tor cnring rupture TIL E ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6S3
Broadway holds securely and comfortably
night and day, till soon permanently cured
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MALACCA.

LONDON, Nov Is, 1874
In consequence OF tho interruption to the cable be-
tween Madras and Penang there Is no further inte-
gence from Perak.
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS ENGRAVED METAL
SIGNS and PLAIN PAINTING, at low prices
HOJER & GRAHAM, 81 Duane street
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ANcTago temperature
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year.. ~
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A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
INGs ANKLETs KNRR CAPS MARSHiS Truss Office.
No. Nesey street. Astor House. No uptown .,rspch-
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OFFICIAL TURKISH CONFIRMATION OF THE IN
sURGENT LOSSES AT PIvA
coSsTASTrSoPLE, Nov. Is, 1875
telegr aphic despatch from Serva Pasha fully
nrms the previous reports Of the defeat and loss sus
tanned by the insurgents at Piva.
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A.-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCL-
pal of late Marsh his old Office No Vescy street,
Astor House. No uptown branch
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

LONDON, Nov. 49, 1878
No OF the battle at Gatschko has been received
by the Sublime Porte
At Vienna, however, the insurgent victory is fully
confirmed.
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A--wIRE SIGNS, WITH PATENT FRAMES, PAT.
ented October IL, 1875 Store and Office painting.
UPHAM x CO., $50 Canal street.
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DECEMBER NUMBER


L DECEMBER NUMBER
ready.
w sustain its reputation for vigorous and raav wvfA,
ing. New Nork Tribune
"A model periodical. Phil adclphia PresA
t CONTENTS
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Relics BY William Winter.
Walter Savage Landor BY A. H. Guernsey
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The Marriage Question. BY Albert RhodeA
The Image Breaker BY Esmeralda BOYLE
Dear Lady Disdain BY Justin Mccarthy
The Sea People. BY Lille Devereux Blake
Through Utah by John Goldman.
a Wooing Song BY Rose Lathrop.
Euphrosyne. BY NJ, +. W. S
Honore dc Balzac By Henry James. Jr.
Cyncastcrism An Egotistical Dissertation coucerninA
Dogs Fails BY Richard Grant White
nrittwood BY Philip Quiibet
Scientific Miscellany
Current Literature.
Nehulg. By the Editor.
Price 35 cents number
subscription price, Sl per year, including postage
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS
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En nnA COPIES
OU.UUU Large a. this number appears u VIII rss
begin be enough required advance tor Augusta Evana
"'~ HO'0'' A"''N q. w. CARLETON A CO.. PuhisA.-~S
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A So HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALITY
SILK HATS S3 30 worth S. Is New Church street, up
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Fragrant SozopoSr is a composition of the purest ana
choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable kingdom
Every ingredient is well known to have beneficial effect
the teeth and gums Its embaming anseptc property
and aromatic fragrance make il toilet luxury SozopoNr
all dsagreesbe odors from the breath by
catarrh bad teeth, &c 1t is entirely free from the injurious
and acd properties Of tooth and powders which
stroy the enamel One bottle will last six months
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| BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
black.-BoSwELL WARMERS "CoLoRIFIo rHa
| HARP Depot, No. 9 Dey street
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. IS 1875.
Additional papers have come to light here showing
the difficulty there is in securing any action by the
Washington authorities against the ring here previous
TO Secretary Brstow taking the matter in hand In
December, 1S73 s. B. Robbins, OF this city, wrote to
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue exposing the
frauds of Bevis Frazer Co.. OF the largest firms
now under indictment He received the following
reply
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THE PRINCE EN- ROUTE FOR BARoDA.
BOMBAY, Nov Is, 1875
The Prince of Wales and party have started
for Baroda.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-TAKE IT TO THE,
NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING EsTAB-'
LISHMENr, Staten Island Offices 9S Duane street,
752 Broadway 6lo Sixth avenue, New York. 1865 1866
Perrepont street. Brooklyn established ty6ve years
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THE BLACK HILLS.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSION TO NEGOTIATE
WITH THE sIoUx--THE PROPOSITIONS SUB
MITTED AND THEIR SUMMARY REJEcTIoN-A
MILD EXPERIENCE OF FORCE RECON-
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ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, $40 PER TON; AMERI-
CAMEL 81 per ton, screened and delivered THOS
DAVIES. No. I57 East Twenty third street
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SEND FOR PROSPECTUS
sHELboN 4 co, New York
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WIGS. T0UPEES &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
tica WIG MAKER AND IMPORTER HUMAN HAIR, A East
Twelfth street. Broadway.
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LADIES', MISSES, GENTLEMEN'S AND Boys
Boots Shoes Caters Iuda Rubbers Cbildrens Ieggings
Patronise MILLER CO.. No. Union square.
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KEEP WARM BY WEARING A GRADUATED
PROTECTOR If your lungs your body
S warm Sold everywhere. BY mail 81 so
ISAAC A. SINGER Manufacturer, ga Broadway.
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KNOWS DISPLAY OF FURS AT HIS DIFFERENI
stores 2l2 Broadway 533 Broadway and in the Fh Ave
Hotel unusually rich. varied and attractive and
tail to delight the ladies inspection Those wha
select a of beauty a moderate outlaR
should make their purchases Of KNOX
, 1875-05-08

1ttrusE CORRESPONDENT h1 Coy, Garland. Is ~
sale Of tho bonds authorized by tls act chtab.
fishing tlle State Doard Of Fnance. That act
provides for the Issue Of e2so'' ooo thtrly-saar
Auditor Of State Tteasurcr's certificates,
;.of to be sold for mcnoy, anl salo
TO bo nhdo at not "lcea than 90
bon1s !lowever. are 10 be sold. except to raise
funds to dofray Tho oxrouscu Of tho State
uovcrnment. aud for that purpose not to exceed
e50o, 600 In nominal vaue iu any ono year. Al
yot not dollar has beau rcsiized from Tho
no. near prospect Of realization Of
dollar from this hale, since nloever uantn them
can get thcm At oJlt6 cents m tis dollar by hny-
ing tho scrip sor which they aro excl1anEehblc.
whilo thu Finance Commissioners cannot make
sale at less than GO conls on the DOLLAR ~lacI, II
Tue State credit DO nortl, anything, wo,ld M roem
= rtnoos sacrifice at which TO ruin tho State
Government cvon for one year..
:. County taxea-tho total iery being limited by
Tue Conhtitutton to " rtr ccnnln for all par-
poses. exclusive Of payment Of tho dobt-ato
also paid IN cannty scrip, Of which, It Is roughly
estimated shora 10 outstanding az aggregate for
tho State OF upwards Of sa.U00.000. An add.
,,eut af tho Z d dsbt, it, which Is alse insuilc.onnt
fos payment ct tho intercat. Taking 'uto
consideration that not to exceed swo.lhirls Of
tho fno cotton-lnnls sre Under cultivation that
Tue leTeo-hhhua Of tho Htnto *ra being fodeomeu
in State lands that In tho natural order vt
oscnta, Immigration mnat very soon enormously
deso!op tho resources and add 10 ths tnxnblo
propcfty,-all that Ia haasd hero from officials
md citizens about tho imrosaibtllty OF over
paving tho dobt {phyincnt Of the Interest Oh
which is lolt unproyilcl for) can scarce be
taken, with tho uninterrupted prosperity now in
prospect, ~ other than tho rrefndo to the
REPun1Ar1oy or rwo-rHinDs
the vhotc amount. by the "acang" process.
Further pointing i.! that direction Is the
Finance, that Notwithstanding tho flourislllug
condition and genera! prosperity o1pectod to
follow tho crop Of this aeasonl ''tho aggregate
valuation for purpo1oa OF taxation Ia 1916 Will
not oxcced $50, ,0d0 0O0,"-a reduction Of S5.000,-
00o from tho present valuation, aud reduction
Of mora than G per cent lu tho araount OF
Tho state revenues, By reason Of tho conasiti-
tlonal provision limiting the total leyy TO per
cent Oh tho taxAbia valuation. llAnnrTn.
, 1875-05-08
Tho Probable Hallway Route to
knulus

Tho prospectus Of tho now Ruetian railway
loau (ths Economist eaysl mentions certain rail-
ways for wl,ohe construction tho mouey ID to ho
ralsod, which may perhaps como to lare another
direct interest for ths country apart from that
now suggested. It scema possible from The prog
70 Il Of oyeuts thut tho railways Ia question may
como to form part OF the nsst through railway
bolwcen Western Europe and Intlia. This is Gu
pecialIy tho caso with tLo Observation-Disclosures
limo, which mas in tho programme Of al,e pros-
pcctus Of tho 1878 loan AZ woll As in tle present
prospectus, md With which ne. tloretore sut-
pose some progress Las already boon made, 10
llat its completion ID nor only 4ucstion os q
comparatively short time. A glance at thu man
will Ahow That tLs line will e1teld tho railway
Bys,em Of Europe to the Caucasian 1ango at i
pofut only very nl,oEt distance ftom Tails, aud
much nearer to IndiA than tho a1ttcme castoru
terminus Of any otler extenslon Of tllo Eurpocat,
railway byatena. lsostnT Is already uonnccted
witt, tle network Of railways in Houltlarn luseIa
Which arc In turn CONNECTED through Iloumauia.
QaicIs, and Russian Poland witt tils railp hTs Of
AuBtfiA auA Germany, 1!le extension from
IloHtoY to Yladikaykuz, to ba shortly, ue n,ay
asBl,tnc further extended to T.lls, titus bringa
tho ontro Eh1opcan Hyatsu Into Communication
With point nn tho A4atio froutes which Ia tho
nearoat TO lndla Of any poiut NLeEo tho two con-
tincnts Ut Europe aud AHia nlcnt. Tho distaurcG
by Il. do 1.cssarH' rouso through Central Asa
at& enormous, compatcl Hlth what ru1ulrss to
bs overcome on tho 1sdis iouto3 Aad ~ regards
, 1875-05-08
Advertising in I'nriss

, LVnuoh !t"sA.
NoWneto IL Inc ssatem OF temptiu; tho pVbno
70 baJ nn.Gr, or ra'hor, io5e fully, Carried out
t.'An III ~ rarIn Man5 Of tho newspapers ang'e
Watches, I!bams, anti cleaP tewelry In o1chanGe
ios yoaI,s subscllplson paid IN advance 9th
ofs announce !hat thaf Aavu mato special ar.
1angemnnM Win vaslous tfadcanont "ho viii
ahfply tnG'E cnolts Win articles Mt pr1cce which
re CONSIDERABLY Iodueea, or. u We a1o to boloYa
tna aaFest'semohts' poloH market Value 1ho
iafEs h.opa OF fhrls adopt tbo samo
nno .. ouAneas. Anu presents o.
~ hoe, 'l1M Pioeen ot Hiu'lo 70 ~
uaNools, ato oLeseo u INC pnoPio Hho dafly
shtong tno stupehuous astaollshmehtn "hoao
ceNato place' uhe oatsnlisnhoht Q! th!S Alnd,
iniens n9nh onsaa,tltpplhe Aa ~ titnls, COIN
p'nea tno glup WIN I'm mora commercial oolecs.
IN y IL 70 20 1ounu room micro lIHAt rel!esa'
men's, snch os s'fops ahu caAcs, are grattltoua-
y aletf!nutoo, aeu Ho vigorously 10 tho fulo On.
lofcca mat esoh tho walters fetnao to accept any
soft o. remuneration. For ths convenience
o. 1lose unfortunate ma's e1eotto %ho
afe !nYe18led TO shoE "th latlta
Eaea comfortable reading aua billiard
p'acs il crowded from morning u! niglt with
many cuEtomo'Bs Ana not ioR upscrHpulous
Foreigners WHO noK!act TO aua!lty themselves ~
purchases Tor admission into tue gEntu!tuus part
u ths establishment Low can tho Bt,ops
afford 1t = is comuon question with strangers
who arc continually mootlng with some nox
proof % tl!a syatasn Of CUTS; llttle Iotlcs'
ion WI spplY the answet. y 10 merely yys.
tem OF advertising under nnother fotin 70 that
~ vogue III England aud elsewhere. 1n France
taoHo monster rsacasas Which aisayuso. tho
streets OF London arc nut to 10 acou sandwich
, 1875-05-08
Victor E1uEo on 1fo1ncl1,s IziEhta.

Tho Society for tho Improvement Of this Con-
1itton Of Women haye Hcnt an uildtcbs to Victor
lingo. appealing to him, In tbs usme Of right, to
lend thonl tho atd Of lis valuRblo voice. The
poet replies in tho following characteristic let.
tor:
which does mo houor. / ALL anare Of your nublo
aud legitimate domanas. In our society, such
rs 1t has been made woman sutTers. Bho IL
right to Claim bettor fato. I n,yso!f am uuly \
coincidence, but understand your rights, End to
obtain them is CHG OF tho duties Of my ltfo. Yon
nrc, therefore. not wrong to roly On my goodwill
and assistance, Aan WAS tho problon Of Tho
the nineteenth. And who saya woman, says
olild-that IT, tho future. Tho question thus pitt
appoars III all lis pEofundity, and OH la solution
depends the fate Of tho kup1oms sociat hattIe,
What strange nnI anomalous situation In
reality. man depends Gil you, for woman holds
tbs heart OF man. lcforc the LAW sl,o ia mnor,
inonpable, without civil action, Without political
lily altar ale Ia everything hccauae nho is tho
mother. Tbs domestic hearth il rhas chs
makca ID a. lome sho fs tho mistress Of EooI
and I'LL. 4o4crcignty complicated by oppression;
woman can do all ssalnst man hut uothIng for
hetac1f. Is,s lmprldeut Of tho law to mako Acr
70 Weak when a!,o is 90 stsoug., Lot uh 1ccog-
nlxe .hat woa.ue,s md n1o!oct T.; les Us rccog-
tho duty Of man, and tlera il n!uo hia interest.
No. shall uovog cease to Bay It, tho problem IL
laid down aud II must bo eolVel. Bho WHO bours
half tho burdon ought to havo half tue right.
Halt Of tho human race IL deprived Of equality
i tnust bo given to thom. Tlsls will bo ons ot
right Ok woman countcrbannco tho right OF man
--thts IL to say, lot ths laws bs placea in con-
foEnllty With s!le morals and mnuHcsa Of tho
country. Accept, me1aamcs, my respects.
, 1875-05-08

tho only oltler computing ronso, viz. by vay \,
Cnnhtnttfnoplc. nut unlY Ia Oo,lnantinoulo jiso,t
connection bctwean Constautinapla and thu rail- MI"
way aTs!onl of Austria Ii yet fnopmp.eto. and !,
not 1thcly to 10 ~ snon compIotoi AZ Tia Isus4
stat, itne TO Vlatltkavkaz. Tho railway foutn n
olfor Iarlf flfht Tor cotpulctlo., and when nurs
tho n1tontion to T,flia |. uompictoi, wo eI,oml1
thlsk that tho idca Of bridging avor tfo intery.i
tendon. w ~
, 1875-05-08

Tho Cooporstoun On. r., FfeemaH's Journal
sayss ''As the Chaittnau OF Ito Full Comnlt-
teu haa Just, put In Ill appearance Ut Coopels-
1own, wo cal! his attontinn 10 q curIoua tnodo
Of ilsh-i1atching said to DO followed IN China.
l1ayipg collected tho necessary spawn FROM tho
quantity iu nj empty Len'a egg which Ia healed
UP with waz aud put upd:r the sitting lel.
Aiter somo daya tl,oy break tho oag, and eupty,
the fry iuto waller well warmed by tue gan, Aud
stgona to ba tusus1 Lutte = Like or Tiyst."
, 1875-05-08

Indications, may reasonably 10 expected TO form
TIC opposing partiof, Which will bs based ,1ron
tho traditions, rrincsplos, antagonsn1s, and
habeh md associations Of tho
OLD wnTa AND DEMOCRATIC
organizations. modified BY tbs present situation.
Aud much IL the sgenotAllf.oIprresed expectation,
though villa. will 10 tho itsues, or the party
amss Or To the sssi T. yoi nss1en
Administration and Of tho tats 0overnmenls
tuors il real or affected tlerlaton OF The Tnlr-
uNE's prediction That The division Of thu parties
would be. according TO tho nstuss! orler. tnto
State debt, As 10 which t1.ere "f IA a. d.
ready \ Htrong and avowcd sentiment
In inror Of FepndIatng 6c;ss con's Gu tho dollar;
n,ents TO be brought up AZ to the construction of
fcstcs, and aid to railroads.; aud there II to-day
distinctly percoptiblo tho Conacr vntvN Bcutlment
that, to uso tho characteristic NH asc. would ee
sentiment that eeiloes and ro.ec!ocs all aor.s OF
projects to be carried out "for thu development
Of A'kaneas' great rchourcos." TI.ose who iave
hitherto lea tia Republican party, controlled tho
prcss themselves as content to ~alt until The CO.
atlon OF tie enttra rhito popnlhtiout o1copt the
ln.0O0 whito Republican,, Ia tl!bruptod when
tho Republicans, whto aud colosed, will hold
the balance Of power, and .ill .t unite !,a ri!h
IL most lopuhlican in principle. Tho
p,oSi pS1an ia'ho a! " a,, ny ,,,s nJt p,oIo r,',o
ns ,a.!r ~ rnt ~ ~ III po!an
a. mnn,n ,I,cra ~ lar. ~ mali N M n,m,bep snf
It 1nny bo b,lt aprojcct for building up \ minority
organization ~ tho political stock IN trade Of the
fow eulerptieinR gentlemen who do tbs caspen.
ter.rurk. Tile lata Republican leaders claim
~. tn non con ~ ro..r. T"s 1,,s,s nanr.s
tm.a,.n mn ","o. M ru' 6" '''''o 1"' '"''eA A6"'st
'"""'''' a'o
MAS!fEsFL1 Az o7EHEsI1AAIE, a.,
h'neo I'M tota4 popnlat'on o. 'he stats u pht
nboht 6o!.ug OF Hliom T. Is conceaod nes lehs
tra M nia Hni,en. tne soae y" Le
nj - ym ~, onn .,'i ~" - ..t1aa. ~
~ w. y. tv'ooV Anu sao ke"ot. G1'o num -
Jn.,,,t ~ ~ ttuK !ppu'A.o4 H.. 20 nts a.; a.;
tn satss ~. t;'o .t ~ IL IL a"s
nro,i nssea anun na ' na.. 10 ..Ia1"d .,,,s
tos t, ~ w .ne s''ut9 6,.H,s. ~ ,",S
e.esJ eau1n 70 10 "a e o"o oo, ,uto
coioleu ati pet"oen do,uVo huo to'9uo "n!.e
voters would oe mora nearly accurate. IL IA also
becu. In like meuncr oyorostin1tcd. kntl thai it
,}oca t,ot e1rcrI am or 1f ,nntjnv lin totnl
or.if. l,ta r,ct,r;,I rr- IL. t|.n3c,,,
~ n ~, at ~ in r''
viaed il can ee held together, Ths effective
aoyernment, is perhaps best illustsssctl
by the number OF colorod otl1cnls
rbests arr shutr acco,,in. .ts fMrnshni
f.on, IT,. Htv,r',ou. nt;ii,,. ~, .,tion ~ n,a
iioM tEo 0oYcfnord oiLce I'm ndalt!on 70 ono
Senator and nina tepIesontattvcs IN 1he !.egiH-
lature), rs follows: -Four Slerlf1b, Tires Clerks
OF Circuit Courts, six AtscssoiB, ons County
Surveyor. 1.-Two County Corouers; leo Justices Of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-01-21

ability they displayed while engaged IN
business through this section They are
the ones who first opened up this grand
thoroughfare commonly known as the "old
stage road" from St. Cloud to Fort Aber-
crombie; they built the first bridges and
made the corduroys and we're ever ready to
lend helping hand to poor and thinly
settled towns along the road in their en-
deavors to keep the road in repair. To be
sure, they undoubtedly reapt large benefits
from their enterprise, but they were deserv-
ing to do 70, for they certainly did moro
than anybody. else to develop this country.
in the early days. Although their charges
were often cried down by good many peo..
pie as being exorbitant, still they were
not more than those charged by other ex-
press and stage companies doing business
in other parts of the west, and there was At
least this satisfaction about it, that one
was doing business with responsible par
ties.
Their employees were ever found gentle
manly and accommodating, and in parting
with them now, the writer hereof believes
that he expresses tho feelings Of the MAORI
ty of the residents of this community, in
wishing to all Of the employees of said
Company the very best of good luck in
their future undertaking., and to the pro.
prietors, success and prosperity in thei,
new fields of labor. G. A. F.
Alexandria, MIMI, Jan. ID, 1875.