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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Give US q democratic conservative
paper in New Orleans, and that at
once. Something that won't be "tak en-
in" with every little plausable story
the radicals may manufacture for
peace and the spoils.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

The attention Of tue public is call
ed to the card of H. Percy, ESQ.,,
Land Agent and Parish Surveyor, in
to-days issue. Mr.. Percy is gen
tleman in every respect competent to
this undertaking, and We bespeak for
him a liberal share Of public patron.
age.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

The Chicago later Ocean forgets
one thing and that is, that peace
and Cancellation between Northern
and Southern people and soldiers
is one thing, hut love for radical
thieves by Louisianians is another.
We commend all this good feel.
ing now being cultivated between
the two sections, but our people,
as we have often said before, have
no thought Of including Kellogg,
Packard and that class, in the
general jubilee.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
Ladies' Dress Goods, 6
full supply at Holmes.

Go0D.-The iDsolent mulatto, Me-
Carly, . member Of the New Orleans
School Board, who insulled q lady
teacher a few days ago, received .
severe cowl,iding from her two broth.
ers.
"Tbey should have trimmed bic
ears" is what the Bxlleti. says.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
Found. Bargains st
Holmes.

Kellogg has "spproved tho cours
Of the Attorney General" 10 regard y
his action in the Mississippi business.
Kellogg will take all that back neat
year when he begins to howl for bogs
in blue to sustain "Republicau inst-
tutiOusn Ia Louisiana.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

One Of the conyicts at work on
the Railroad, near Alexandria, in
attempting to escape, was killed
by the guard.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Radical majority 10 Maine at last
accounts less than 1900. Where u
that Tidal wave
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Wanted, 1000 bales cotton, for
which Cash or Goods will he paid,
at Holmes.
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It is with deep regret that we an.
nounce the death Of that good, ven.
cradle man, that pure and upright
chri stan minister, the Right Rev
erend Bishop A. NJ. MARTIN, of the
diocese Of Natchitoches.
This sad event took place at his
residence in this city, upon Wcdnes-
day last, Goth ult., at 9 o'clock A. NJ,
after brief illness of three days.
Upon Sunday last he ofticiated at
the ordination of a young priest and
received the congratulations of the
faithful as we'll as all who knew him,
for none knew bnt to respect, upon
the Fiftieth anniversary Of his own
ordination to the priesthood, which
event occurred upon the Goth.
Thus are the good called hence, to
receive that reward prepared f"r those
who love and serve the Lord, from
the foundation Of the world.
ReQuicscat in pace.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02
HARRY PERCY,
PARISH SURVEYOR
General Land Agent

WILL attend to oil surveys in NseenF
w tocbes parish, also attend to ne
tries Of land Ut Natchitoches, New "
leans and Washington, d. c.
RkrrRs WITH PERMISSION 10
Hon. VIM. n. Levy, Natchitoches' ~
Jack 4. Piorson, Attorneys at ~.
l.. Duplex, Register Of tho Lan4 Uo''
Hon. Judge c. Chaplin,
= c. L. WaImsley 4 Co., New Orieaas
All business intrusted to me will ~
promptly attended to.
Office: ut the LAND OFFICE,
NArcnr1oCMEs, Ia.
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Groceries are selling
with a rush, Cheap, at
Holmes.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

"Let US have pe(i)ace."- Repales
Gazette.
Ofthe chicken pie, We suppose.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02

Willis Holmes on Front
st., has a fine stock of
cheap clothing.
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Now is the time to subscribe to
the indicator.
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The work of the Patrons of Hus.
bandry, has in all parts Of this coun-
try tended to benefit every class Of
society for the labor of the farmer
and it's results in giving food aud
furnishing the means for the purchase
Of other necessaries Of life, has in.
fluei1ccd every branch Of business ;
but, nowhere have We seen it's lauda.
Die efforts seconded in 90 great de.
gree, than vas our pleasure in look
ing through tile new and we'll select
ed stock Of Fall aud Winter goods,
inst received by our we'll known
friend Mr.. Willis Holmes, on Front
Street.
His purchases have shown great
taste aud good Judgment, both in the
selection of goods to snit the fancy of
purchasers in this market, and in
pricea, he can suit the means Of any
and every buyer.
This stock consists of tuN assert
ments Of Groceries and Plantation
Supplies, Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hard
ware and Farming Implements, Sad.
dlery, Guns and Pistols, &c.
All interested in the purchase of
excellent and cheap goods, should ex.
au,ine this stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ta ra"
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Don't forget that Holmes
is the Changers resort.
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AGENTS EOR The 1INDICAToR.
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St. Lous Publishing Co.,
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Tl.os., Mcintyre. Now Orleans.
Al persons ,lcsirin. to Advertise with Ms
in those cities, MUST apply t" our Agents.
Circulation larger than ony pa
per in the State outside Of Nc'c Or
leans or Shreveport.
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SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING.

A FEW single gentlemen caD be o.
n conlmotlatetl with hoard by the mont"
in . private family References requ'fe''
Sept. 1T. Apply at this Office.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-02


The voting population of the Re-
publican party in this State, have
not to this time evinced much regard
for their culture welfare" as is prov
en- by the average Office holder Of this
section, hence, no one looking to
benefit the country, cares whether
they vote or not, for when they do,
their suffrages are generally given for
some "whiner" against "aristo.
crats," as the Republican terms, we
suppose, every man Of average res,
probability.
The expression that this New Or.
leans and Pacific Railroad will bene.
fit no one, save tho stockholders ofthe
road, deserves the. severest comment,
for the Journal that would attempt
such a laundering argument in the
face Of facts to the contrary, must
either take its readers for fools, or be
itself lemeuted.
What has built up the great West,
and made the States Of Ohio, Indiana,
lllinoise, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota. Kansas and others, the
richest aud most powerful in the
Unioni Whit has developed their
iron, lead, aud coal mines' What
has made their great agricultural
'wealtl I What has built up their
cities, rivaliug in wealth and bust
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Willis Holmes, Front
Street.

Street..
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FALL OF A BREWERY WALL.

Early on Saturday morning the upper por-
ton Of the side wall OF the sxstory building running
from No $40 10 So siXht fell with great noise into
the yard Of the tenementhouse at No 6l7 sxths The
uild NJ is brewery and mathous., orcuped by David
Homes and contained on the upper door over 1000
pushes OF grain the great weight Of which had bulged
ont The wall and started Of the floor bcam Oh The
west end Owing 70 the early hour at which the acei-
dent occurred there persons in the yard OF the
tenement house the As the remaining portion OF
tlo wall might AT time come down, II wac not
deemed prudent 10 allow the tenants 10 Renter the
Lo,tsa aud tLey were accommodate IN the neighbour
bnnd At daylight notice sent 10 the Department OF
HutIiug- aud a force of immediately set 10
work propping up the wall which yet remained standing
Mr. Zones estimates his loss al about -. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
THE HANSON PACE B4PTIsr CHURCH.

The REV. J. D. FULTON wIrHDhws HIS BEslG-
NAuOS.
The Rev Or. Fulton. at the close OF his
ser-non IN the Place Baptist Church IN BrooAy
Iaet evening read letter formally Withdrawing his
letter Of osynatOu, and announcing his intention 10
remain sle pastor Of tho church In this letter Or.
FuIto state, that lac offered his resignation because
be could not consent to DO party % strife,
and in the hone that it might contribute TO
the prospsrity Of the church; but, considering
the ucrils threatening the church in case he
sboud 90 ne hls concluded Withdraw his resignation
y t vote Of 49, against 10 1874 In favor o. accertns
his r,igp.tion be says he finds it i'm possible 10 express
bis thanks II 1t is possible for him 20 enjoy the co
eration Of Ms people Ie knows Of no Held 30 attractive
10 him AZ the Hanson Place Baptst Church.
"Fl,m this time FORTH he says, "let not our past
d,e reyoes be so mucn as named among U.s.
For pr mart rs your pastor not only ask TO I've forgiven
for any word spoken calculated 10 wound the feeling
of any member and Tor any act performed which may
IL remembered ny any one with pain Dut 90 *
rcs nv willingness 10 forgive a. none 70 DE forgiven
For yOu wish L. labor N lH rect iofe IN" i'oiu
NJ bling differences peneth me cross a. W s"pp
TIE forgiveness o. the go li,a ,e 81, ma a
doDe which has brought a wound mon h4s t"utr;
IN there re any here who wish change oi J@-"i ana
believe that they would be more hppt hnu uS'ius -
s0me az church. let such 80 form WIZ our f"u rp'
sl0uld ihese affective subjects, however, nc re-
yfyed IN our MIDST, despite OF an a., e'.,,l
efforts 10 prevent II, unsl nm 4a'r,,i'" ,ud 49,
mes a. wil enable her 30 sssert her rghl 20 e an
nujty q her bOrders lei resolve !" p' nN ols-en
yiOn and strife As We would pdi OIL ~ ~. - n
,onse. Wherefore, my beloved Drcthnh lel fN,t' l'
hs .vift 70 hear SLOW speak, Snd SO" !" W. an ~
this guidance the future we must "oA Va o"' i' '
Head" .,.,, n, ,.,..d teeo a wonder
al a. IN the church Che attachment ana knhnes %
his oongreg scn had ed hin i""ith"isN us
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MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT



OsPICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHIgGTuS. u. C.. Monday. nov. :, Is7J-l a. IN. }
San ,Ds,s TOr he Dast "a hO,Ts
The barometer has fallen IN the South At
lanuc -ies anu diminished pre5srCs exist on the coast
and IN Minnesota
Tne harOne.eri is n chest north Of the ioweTlakes.
Cloudy and weather cXtehdcf nom the west
Gull states To the ONO Valley AMI the NirAtlids -
The temperature has risen IA the upper nls-5sipp VA
lev Middle -tntcS ami tue SOUTHWEST oteTwisc II has
remained naIly stationary, ana b now failing I'D Da.ota
and Nebraska. -.
Tne Irn.soc Cumberland and Ohio rivers from Mari
eta 10 Evansville, nave risen
PrUbaOtHheS.
For the South A.lanuc States, cloudy and rainy
north % west winds, sisnuy warner ana clearing
weather.
For tho Gulf States rising and stationary barometer,
variable wf shifting 60 sOuthery, warmer aud benet-
ally clear weather. -,
in barometer. northeast winds snlng 10 soulltfly'
.iirhtly warmer anl clear clearing weather
For the upper a --Issppl anu lower Alssoufl valley :
rising norm 10 west winds, colder and parity
cloudy weather. loUNug occasional raus III the I0flef
For upper lake Region. faung BAROMETER SOUTH
ea-tprly Winds. warmer, cloudy weather, ana possibly
win,is, ana colder. parity cloudy weather.
fO the i1i~er region and the Utdde STATES fdttng
barometer HOretY 10 e0STtg Htisdss SUM chunges H
tfDLerunrs. ami cfOrdy Wcahcr ran EAIS ti me dtc,
aad posSfbl y attaining 10 ne fO-iaer.
For Neg-EIgau1 hIgn followed ny falling barometer,
north u east winds, sugnt changes IN .eupcrasurt,
partly cloudy Weather ana possibly an IN the southern
portion.
For the New-York canal region temperature slightly
above FREEING Monday night.
tautOii nv -igtis Ortcie1 FOR NeWJersey coast,
Norfolk, ANA Cape iienry.
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p O ST S Q RIP T.
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE FRANCO-AMERICAN UNION.
GRAND BANQUET ~ PARIS.


The French-Amoritan Committee for the
-act,ou ~ A statue IN Nev-York Barbor commemorative
a, the Centenary Of the Independence Of the United
STATES gave Grand banquet hist night al the MOTEL ue
Iauyre In order 10 thank tie subscribers ana 'e P's7
for the support given the project
The banquet room decorated with french an"
American flags ana OutsCe there was large tlAhSI~
rency reuresenting the proposed statue
a. Labouiaye presided, supp' ed by Minister WASH
hprne ami Gen. dAlzac, ABIDE lamp Of President Mac
Nabon Tao hundred guests were present. Including the
HIN Reit C. schencF the American Minister 10 Great
britain Gen Sicsies, Yicomptc dnarcourt Alexander
Dumas Arslne Houssaye, n. Gerome, ii. Eaitholdi
Nathan Appleton. Animals Pothnan. -Four
'chon and Grsyiere, D.. Kern, the swls. Envoy
Minister Leon Say WALTON and de Mcaux. many meuhers
Of the .semby. Nj do Lrsseps. NJ Renaut Ferdinand
Duyal jules simon vlouel-Is Due and thu 1,nGsOns o.
Lafayctie. Rochan beau. and BoUllet.
Mr.. Wsshhurne. p,oposi1g tho health Of President
NarNiaIou dwelt on the feelings Of International IRA
ternty aroused on the OCCASION andrecount the Efforts
Of the French in aid Of Americans in tine struggle for IN
derenience He declared the devotion OF our generous
Allies would never be forgotten in America.
NJ Iahoulaye replied by delivering an eloquent euloGy
Of the people Of tie United states.
Col Fofney made a speech in which he took occasion
IL cturu thanks 70 tire French contributors - the Cen
tennial Exhibition.
A coneratulatOry telegram was sert 20 President
Grant The proceedings Characterized 10y the
greatest cordially.
MN About Grar1in. and Ofenbach Or. Ricord' Gen.
Emerson NJ Dletz-MonnD. and MM. Perrin and Haiai-
yer the two latter directors respectively Of he Theatre
Francois and opera aso present al Pee banquet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08


ANTHON-On Sunday afternoon NOV T. Of pneumonia after
a short Illness Nm. Henry AlIhon ia the ASH ear q
Noicr of funeral hereafter
EERTINE-At Brooklyn, y. y. NOS. 1870 Lls Dorti8e
aged - YEAR,.
BLODGETT-ThurSay Nov I, William Tnder Blodsett in
The funeral services VIII be held at 81 Georges Church.
etuyyesin are Monday morug sth nst al 10 OcIOCK.
Relatives anu friends are invited 70 ATTEND.
BRAINERD--At HadGIm Neck. Conn., Nov: 3 Charles NJ.
Brainerd North Amherst ONO aud formerly IIOokiyn,
aged So years, mouths, and IA!
Cleveland pai,ers please copy.
DEWEY-In Minneapolis MN Nov J, 1879 Smith A
Dewey, OF yOns, \. T., IN the 6lst year OF his age
HARRTs-In Broosiyn FRIDAY Nov .. 1915, IoAn Harris,
formerly OF New YORK. aged 80 wears.
invited attend his funeral from The residence
OF Ia, 20 JorloGloH st Brooklyn, Oh Monday.
the INST, At l&.JO =. IN.
IAY-sylvcster lay OF Elizabeth, y. J. SATURDAY Nov e.
aged a years member Of Prince 81 Orange LOgo No
10. T. ana NJ, and rhPni1 chapter No.2.
Funeral at Wtstero Albany County n Y, on Wednesday,
Nov 10.
LEwIs-In Brooklyn saur!ay morning Nov. 8. Il. Howard
The relatives invited attend the funeral
Oh Monaay, Nov = a. II from l2i Moniagues 81.
MORGAN-On saturday morning Nov. q. OF consumption
Eele Noeunc VIE ~ Aeniy A. Morgan j., aud daughter
10 attend from No pol West FOry thru On
Monday, the stu ln,t- at 10 O'Clock =. m
aDOKE-On Saturiiy 8 1873. Francis Asbury Moore
youngest OF an X and B9Ty Moore, aged 10 yoars
aLd months.
Tie relatives friends of the family respectfully invited
attend Ls nner at le p his parents No. %
lIc--ay, nov =, Az 10 % CLOCK A.
OF yPHANT-In London. England the 18th October.
hsrSood EeIoa Olypnau' aged = years eaest son of
Ms y and friends ana those Of HIS family are invited 20
attend h. funeral services al tho lciOintst On fch
Of sirtn ana Twenty 1uist, on WodEes sy the 10th
lust, at 10 0c.oFk a. M.
POW FRs-n saturday morning Gtl inst JOSEPH D. Powers
rcaiys friends are invited "a attend the funeral
Of tho Divine Cnapnl. TIC
be taken W GrcenWood 1 -oay morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
nrRcLArIEs AND rHEFrs.

Daniel Hogan was held ut the Essex Market Police
conr Yesterday for stealing clothing yained ~ $50 from
James solomon " W 2j6 West Forty hf-ts-.
william Merson held 10 answer ON charge on stealing
s.i fn IN, money drawer Of William " u.fOn OF ~ 4Oi
broadway. ,..o.a an an
an otrdsy morning unknown person f"fced an en-
trance mo fus EdWard Hurd Oh 40 l4l IhAuh
erv - and ~ y rfv valued - 50 -,,.,
mouse - ~ lllftinff -
ear week Of pistol ard - I.oor ihrce nights sii
n ii, ru-urces.ai % elnpf made 10 stt IRE 20 Tho
bmse Nth the supposed object Il rohnng ~ % oseo'-
cred III, fbi.v,s SHOT Il by thrn bat not hnf
James Miller D. rbD-i he money tils o several 'T
fITo.e Yesterday. ard asf night caught ~ Tie
al and oc sei ~ 'rarinaton About y H~s oud
iu hi. possession. - l. ,rf.,..o.s, N-,,.,5
80 entered dnung SATURDAY urn ana goods valued al rlOo
were stolen Six young bow have bfth h'stu Oh 'u9p'+'"
Of commit iug she burglary . - 49,.
A German knccstf down N Wilmington hed Ma'A't
g vrvak last est ming and robbed 81 Valuable brts n
ais s.-sIlani- escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

The subject of City Evangelzation has been
the theme OF earnest discussion At The Methodist Preach
crs' Meeting FOL several weeks. Last Monday commit
tee-consstins of Dr. George L. Ketto ana DIT NJ. d. C.
Crawford Presiding Elders OF tho two New-iork dis
tricts W. IL. Thomas James NJ. King, j. = Willis, H.
Wheatley " p. Estes and " Lloyd-was appointed to
taFc -uch artfon seemed ad,I- 'br. Tine result or
me Committees was embodied, In no
ice which was read In al the MethO-
ast churches OF the city yesterday In this the Com
me states that it has unanimously resolved 20 begin
simultaneously throughout the city series OF public
meetings on he afternoons and evenings OF each day FOR
spec ia calling upon the outpourng Of His spirit
ana for exhoraon aSd appeal 70 the people these meet
ings BEGIN sunday Nov H. and 10 continue IN each
church ~ the discretion the pastor Nov II IA he sec
apart a. day of fasting and prayer Tor special heart
searching and sOn preparation Tor the work FOFed
In these meetings Pine notice closes with appeal Zoe
the hearty cooperation of tine members Of the cOngreg
tiOnS with the ministers. .
social meeting, under The auspices ot the Mcthodls
civ Missionary society VIII De held at the Central
Curcb at Seyentl-aye and Tlnrteentht. Oh Nov. l..
The officer. connected with tine CHURCHES or church
societies viii be present. 4 public meeting VIII DC hcd
on some day prior 10 Nov. =.
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N stennlshln Rrltic. Noy. Z.
". n. ParE
LATEST SHIP Ne US.
For Other ship Nclrs see SccOnd PARE.
.EpIVYp >uud.K NJ

For Other SbtD Aclrs see SccOnd Pdgcl
ARRIVED. SUNDAY Nov. :.
Steamship Baltic BIZ, Geadcll Liverpool oct 20 via
Queenstown 29tn, viii ntse. ant 10 X. j. Cortis.
Stam-hip city 81 richmond lBrh BLOOMS Liverpool oct
p and Qu6ensOwn - N, with mdso and pass 10 = O. Dale
steamship w oLing fhr PIlce, Liverpool oct u, Via
que nstOHn 2sth. win mdse and 10 WILLIAMS q I,on
steamship - O. XII gt chichester Georgetown, u. e.. tn
10 J. e.. Kenyon.
with ami PASS. 70 Geo ". Cotton & 90
Steamship Anglia ihr. smith. Grn0a sept 10, Leghorn
istl Naples 2st Pauefmo I'D Merseiues 21th Dena 5O
Iaaa oct Aiucra bf Malaga I-th Gibraltar I5td, and
sydney e. b. 3 with mdae and 70 henderson BrD4
hip Prof Morse stead hey est Nov. l. ~ ballast
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond city Point
Norfolk with ~ DID Dominion steamship 20.
Cab, townsend ST CIOX 10 days, with sugar aud
BARK Regina TOick Ray Catana 81 days with mdse.
Bug rOrI1d Zone ,oi bermdda Cocp-r PortsdPrnee Is
viii OgwOOd.
Bng Atlanta pf 81 Johns n. FL whean Labrador Is
days VITA herring.
Scir DEFIANCE Iaorndike Fox Island Ne. granite
Schr SsudolpIOn, Allen, Prescott Me- vltb grauite.
scHOOAEKs-RlFkE AID coAsINlsk
Ann, Sullivan, Ne N NJ death. New Haven.
kytndiU. Gloucester. q. +. hagleft Newport
Ner.n Providence. Aida, Eau RIyeT.
NISD-SunseJ, no wind cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAS FRANCISCO Nov Arrived, ship CaTrOton from New
foGr ROYAL : C., Nov. sailed. steamship Montgomery
sayAvsAn nov ARRIVED. steamship sherman Living.
Ork AI4eTlNa rom BAlllmOIU
tine. from Naf-eiilts.
NEw.OkLlNa. Nov. 7-ATived At the Passes steamship
Alice ffun Liverpool.
crpOol II. r. Dana from Bath Me. A = Jesott from
Boston schr Ny Rover, from Newfork
FOREIGN POKTs.
PLYW0 Nov. The steamship frIAia Never from New.
YORK oct p. iur hamburg. arrived to-day.
OtIEV-IoyA Nov A-lhc American Limo steamship Penn.
sylyauis Harris nom Philadelphia oct p has siryvL
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TIE cANAL HNG.. ELECTION LABoRs.

To the Rdtt0r Of me Tribune.
SIR: The election being fairly over AID the
result toeraby certain viii i be out Of the way 10 lock
backf This being one the centcrs Tor the canal thieves
may he interesting TO your readers to know that they
all took of their coats ana rolled UP their sleeves on
election day sud worked and spent their money as they
never did before though their activity on election day
Las boon noticed before. II was curious 70 seo them
10 ID up the I0l The sa0ooIs and tho ronWorters'
and tey have arely succeeded in eccung three RcDub
can members OF the Assembly The Denlsons, BelGens'
and Geers could well afford 10 spend good deaicf money
Notwithstanding the influence Of the thieves here ana
Lac number OF voters they could control very large
tuslnriy Of tile honest taxpayers sin thiLk honesty
the post policy" and very decidedly ~ favor OF GOV
Iideu and his reform lTes and Ouispuken on Inc
subject # any person ay iInm mere. IN some DINER
pr OF the state having auy doubt as 10 the gut OF INC
pgrfies alaa1ied by the legislative Canal Comn@slon
could be and just ssk any one of tlem "h1t ne
thinks uf GOV Tdtu % Mr.. Digei0W or MI talrcd
tbe answer think would some ~ his douht- ana
snow DIN What the matter Ihongh Fotr CORES Ohl-
emf T. h. VS." exposure OF Mr.. NoGOns preach OF uUst
ought 10 nave eEtIusuIsncd MN 40 once IT Oohb now 40
ir. were men enough IN thi- district " 40 tiink more
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Syracuse, N. l., NOs. q, 1879.