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Democratic Platitudes.

COLUMBUS, November 22.-The Demo.
cratic State Central Committee and u
number OF representative Democrats from
various counties Of the State met here to.
day for consultation. The following reso.
lulions were unanimously adopted:
RsIolrsd, That patriotism demands OF
every good citizen spirit Of ready nc.
quiescence In the result Of the presiden.
tial election as fairly ascertaihed, and 10
deprecate all partisan feelings In the dis
cussion Of facts upon which that result
depends.
Resolped, That II Is due to the people,
and 1t Is indispensable to the preserva-
tion Of free government, that the Presi.
dent shall mot be chosen by fraud or
force. Weappeal to the officers charged
with canyassing the vote and making re.
turns to allay public apprehension and
suspicion by open and impartial action,
thus commanding the cordial acquies-
eence Of the American people; but, ad.
monished by the past action Of the pres
ent Returning Board in Louisiana, that
such returns may be falsely and fraudu.
lently made, we demand Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives that they
exert, II necessary, the constitutional
powers vested in them jointly or sever
ally, to the end that whoever has been
fairly chosen by the people shall be de-
clared and inaugurated President Of tho
United States.
ResoIxd, That We regard the concen-
tration Of regular troops at Washington
by the President, on the eve Of the assem-
bling Of Congress, as an act calculated to
throw discredit on the disposition Of the
people to obey the laws and submit to
the result Of the Presidential election as
legally ascertained, and to excite unne-
cessary alarm as to the stability of the
Republic, thereby imperiling peace at
home and the public credit abroad.
ReSohped, That We recommend to the
Democratic Central Committee Of the
State to correspond and confer with the
other State Democratic Committees Of the
country, with the view TO a full UNDER
standing OF the facts and perfect concert
Of action in maintaining the rights Of the
people In the Presidential election, as de-
Iermined by proper and legal authors
ties.
Speeches, endorsing the resolutions,
were made by Thos. Ewing, Geo. 81. PEN
dleton, Geo. W, Morgan, Durbin Ward
and OtherB,
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RIdIeuloua Figures.

Some OF the attempts OF certain Demo-
cratic newspapers to impress the public
with the idea that there has been huge
tidal wave for Tilden this year are per.
iectly ridiculous. For instance, the Reg.
iaer Of yesterday prints table of "gains"
for Tilden as compared with the vote
for Grant, in 1872, taken from the New
York Herald.
The anfairness OF such standard OF
comparison is easily pointed out. For
instance, in the case Of West Virginia, a
gain OF 10000 Is put down, basing the
gain on the majority Of Grant over Gree.
ley. TIE Register knows that the Demo-
crats crrried West Virginia in August,
~, by 4,5S4 majority for the new Consti-
tuition, and that they elected their whole
State ticket except the Governor. 1t
knows, also, that in 1874 the Democracy
carried West Virginia by about 5000 ma.
jority.
Then again, take the '12S, 900 OF gainit
puts down for Tilden in Pennsylvania.
Hartranft carried Pennsylvania in 1872
by 1854 majority over the Democratic
candidate for Governor. Instead Of tax.
ing that vote as the true basis Of
comparison, the vote for Grant,
after the Democracy had abandoned the
field almost en- masse, Is taken.
Grant had 100000 majority in conse-
quence OF the self evident defeat Of
Greeley after the October elections OF
that year. But why not take the vote OF
IA as basis OF comparison. In that
year-two years later than in '72-the
Democrats carried Pennsylvania by A..
go majority, and now this year the Re-
publicans carry /. by $4,000. Pray tell
us where the gain haS been to the Dem.
ocracy.
Then, too, take Ohio as An other In
stance Of this partisan way OF manipula.
ting figures. The gain for Tilden ispnt
down at $4,000 over the vote Of Grant in
72. All intelligent people know that
Grants majority was $4,000 more than
the Republican majority only a
month before on the State ticket, for the
same reason that his msiority was 40
largely increased In PennsylVania, viz:
the stampede Of the Democracy after the
evident coming defeat OF Greeley. But
take the year lS74-two years later than
the date Of this unfair table-and notice the
fact lhatthe Democracy in that year car
ried Ohio by 1902 majority, and now
this year Hayes carries i. by 1000. On
which side Is the gain? Is there any com.
fort for Democrats in such progress as
that2
And 40 We might 60 through the table.
II is gol up for effect on the uninformed.
The idea Is to create great impression
Just now that Tilden has swept The coun.
try with the besom OF "reform," whereas
the hard pan facts are that the Democ.
racy in the late elections have narrowly
escaped being thrown out Of power in
| ConPresa
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THOMSON 4 Co. had their meeting at
Columbus yesterday "a Ia Sam Woods 4
Co. a, Richmond in 1901 and put forth
their prouncimento. to the country, pro.
testing, among other things, against the
presence Of troops at Washington.
This protest reminds Us how scarcas.
tically the Democrats used to belittle the
grave suspicious that were excited at
Washington in the carly days OF '6l as to
what Baltimore roughs and Virginia
sccessicnis.s were meditating in the
way Of mischief. Especially did the
sarcastic Democratic ThompsOns Oi
that day poke their jibes and Ieers AT
Mr.. Lincoln for coming through Balti.
more in disguise, as II there could be the
remotest danger to him. His Scotch cap
aud cloak were the subjects OF infinite
ridicnle by the ThompsOns Aforesaid
After, however, the plot came out to as
sassinate Mr.. Lincoln in that city,
and alter troops coming through that
city had been Cred op, all such
railery recoiled on It's authors aud was
stopped of short by public sentiment.
We have simply this 10 say abou,
troops at Washington: Thompson a
Co. do not know now, any more thar
Thompson & Co. did in 6l,, what lniOr'
nation leads the Government to take
precautions to guard public properly 0,
preserve the peace. 8
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The Summary Policy OF Mar.
timex Camp0s.

HAVANA, November 22.-Nothing is
known about the plans Of General.in.
chief Martinez CampoS, and some people
assert that the General has warned the
newspapers not TO publish anything with
out his special permission. Heis paying
visits TO the towns called Cince Villas
where 1t Is reported he is summarily
dealing with suspected insurgents. Re
port says be has ordered number to be
shot in Cienfugas. He expects to clear
Cince Villas OF rebels in two months, and
will then pursue them beyond La Tracha
Last Thursday, while Gen. Martinez
Campos was on a railway train between
sagua and Los Cruces, the car containing
his whole equipage was burned. The
car also contained ammunition, which
exploded, but it Is said that no damage
was done.
In this city the arrest and imprison.
ment Of suspected Cubans continues
Some OF the arrested parties are lawyers
The greater part, however, are workmen
GOLD FOR THE CUBAN TREASURY.
The steamer that arrived from Spain
yesterday, brough. S5OO,0OO in gold for
the treasury.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

A very unsatisfactory termination has
followed the sitting OF the Returning
Board in this State. In the midst Of q
controversy with the Supreme Court the
Board has adjourned sine die, after issuing
certificates OF election not only to the Re
publican Presidential Electors brtto the
candidates on the Republican State ticket,
and also to enough members Of the Leg.
islature to give the Republicans control
in that body.
This action may be in accordance with
the law and the facts, but we shall not
be surprised 10 know that II is not. As
We understand the matter, the Returning
Board OF South Carolina is not clothed
with undisputed Judicial powers, such as
are conferred in Florida and Louisiana,
but rather only with ministerial powers.
It would seem to make decided differ.
encte whether the Board had plainly ex-
pressed power or simply implied power
to throw out votes. While the very ma.
ture Of Returning Board would seem
to imply revlsory authority over returns,
yet there may be. as Mr.. Bunsby says,
"cats with tails and cats without tails"
There may be Returning Boards with
and some without plenary powers. We
ahall wait and sec to which class South
Carolina belongs. ar .
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MEXICO.
Another Revolutionary Move
Inent.


HAVANA, November GA French
steamer arrived from Vera crus, brings
the following news:
CtTY OF Mexico, Nov. IL.
The political situation has become much
complicated. Ex.Chief Justice igls,ill
has proclaimed himself provincial PreSi.
dent Of the Republic, and located hls
Seat Of Government At Leon, In the State
OF Guiana Juato. A portion OF the pro.
cessiUn e>corting IglesiaS TO Leon, at.
tackled the American missionaries,
ali ALL protestants:" suS Tie Il Missionaries iais
barricaded themselves 10 house until
the police rescued them. Two ex.Judges
Of the Supreme Court and several Depu.
ties have Joined Iglesias. He has eslab.
lished regular Cabinet, and appointed
Ministers OF War, Foreign Relations, etc.
Troops are marching on Guano Juato,
and the flight Of Igleslas, with his gov.
ernment, Is expected in 8 very short
time. No other state has seconded ISle-
eiaa' movement in Guano Juuto. Leuds
de Teiada Ia receiving congratulatory
uisPaIenea nnd outrs OIL support tfon al
parts Of the country.
Gomez Palacio, formerly Commission.
er at Washington, and Alos and Ramires,
Judges Of the Supreme Court, are ID
close imprisonment on charge Of con.
spiracy. Four thousand Renuneiados
took possession Of Apizaco, where tho
Puebla railroad branches of from the
Mexico &Yera Cruz railway, interrupt.
Ing all travel and communication be-
tween those two cities.
On the 18th adyiceS reached Mexico
that Apizea had been evacuated by the
reyoluiionis,s upon tho approach Of
the Government troops. There was some
fighting, but no particulars received Jet
Itwas hoped lha. railroad communica.
tions would be established by the l4th,
in the meantime mail was established
by private individuals, with postage at
So per ounce. Gen. Diaz continues to
hold Oaxaca.
Mr.. Foster, United States Minister,
has arrived at Mexico.
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CINCINNATI, November ga special
to the Commercial from Richmond, Ind.
reports the arrest this evening Of two
men giving the names Of Charlie Long
and Henry Boland, and the capture oi
about 5000, mostly counterfeit money,
nearly all United States Treasury notes
Tho men arc supposed to be recently
from West Virginia. Among the bills
captured are ten 500 Treasury notes
reported as splendidIy executed and we'll
calculated 10 deceive. It was evident
from articles found in their possession
that they had been engaged in passing
the spurious money by making small
purchases throughout the country. Both
are In iail.
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RICHMOND, Va, November 22.-The
Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South to-day unani
mously approved the results Of the meet
ing between the Commissioners Of tho NJ
E. Church South and the N. E. Church
North, held at Cape May last Auguat
and resolved that they regard the actor
Of the Commissioners as an authoritative
and final settlement Of the questions Al
issue and binding upon all ministers ant
members OF the two churches.
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Reported Loss OF a steamer.

BosroS, November GA harbor
pilot reported last night that he saw of
The Minois, the Iron Collier No. 10, Of
the Philadelphia and Reading R. r. Co.,
10 distress, and then suddenly afterwards
the vessel sunk out Of sight. He did not
see any small boats in the vicinity Of tue
place where she disappeared, and this
gives him presumption that the crew Of
seventeen men 10 her, perished. Tho
Collier had on board 1900 tons OF coal,
and was bound from Philadelphia to Sa-
lem, where she was due last Friday. She
was one Of the several vessels built some
time since by the railroad company for
transportation Of coal TO stations along
the coast and was valued at Sl25,000.
NoTE-A report Is current in Philadel.
phia, that the steam collier Perkiomer
was sunk 10 tho Boston harbor, and she
Il doubtless the vessel above alluded 10
as the Collier No 10.
PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-With
regard TO reported loss Of steamer Col.
lier, In Boston Harber, the Philadelphia
and Reading Co., says steamer Collier
No. 10, 10 Perkiomer, that no mishap has
has occurred to her, az she was of Sandy
Hook this A. NJ, we have no intelligence
OF the disaster to any Of the steam Col
liers.
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nmniaI Yote oi Knnsns.

TOPEKA, KAs., November 22.-The
official vote Of this State, with the excep.
ton OF Barton and Pratt counties, Is now
In. Hayes received 77,5lO; Tildcn; 81, ).
AL; Hayes majority, 40,0S9: The two
counties not yet received will increase
that. Anthony received 9,075 less votes
than Hayes, and S,52l less than the ay.
erage OF the rest Of the State ticket. An
thongs majority over Martin Is 22,66s
and over all 1924. Phillips majority
in tho First Congressional district Is l2,.
1888. Ryan's majority with two coun'
ties TO hear from, which will=increasO II
.s00,) Is 1855. Haskill's majority over
Goodin Is $40, and 6,20S over all.
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An Amlcable Conference.

PORTLAND. November 22.--The Board
Of Indian Commissioners, consisting OF
Gen. o. o. Howard, Hon. W. SIickney,A.
E. Barston, D. II, Jerome aud Col. Ward ,
sent by the Government TO confer with
the Nez PerceS, with u view TO the ad.
justment Of the existing difficulties rela.
i've to the possession Of Willow Valley,
returned 10 Fort Laping, last evening.
The Commission held a four days con.
ference with Chief Joseph, with regard to
the question as 10 whether tho settlers
or Indians are entitled 10 the Pa,sess
Valley. Good feeling and harmony
characterized the conference, and /. Is
thought that the question in dispute will
be umicably settled.
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The u. y. Frlgate Franklin.

New YoRK, November 22.-The steam
ship Gulf Stream, which arrived here
this morning from Wilmington, n. c., re-
ports that she spoke the steamship
Franklin about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, "a miles south Of Absecom ligh,
and so miles from New York. Captain
Crowell, Of the Gulf Stream, had con.
versation with the officers OF the Frank.
lin, who stated that all on board were
we'll, and everything about the trigate
was in frat class condition. There was a
heavy gale blowing at the time and q high
sea running. Tho franklin was lying TO
closely reeied, andit was Capt. Crowell'a
opiniou that she was In no hurry to get
10 New York, but was waiting orders.
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A President who goes into office by q
majority Of one vote in the Electoral
College is Just as cOnstitutionally and
righ,lully elected as If he had received
the unanimous popular and electoral
vote. Those who seek to make any differ
ent impression on the public at this time
do SO for partisan II not sinister purposes,
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Another aIan.dam.us Consnm.
InnteAn n NWindle.

New ORLEANS, November 29,-The
State Supreme Court granted q perempto,
ry mandamus compelling the Board oi
LiquidatorS TO fund Sl24, 900 Of the bonds
Issued under act OF October 1869 to aid in
the construction Of tho Mississippi &
Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company.
NorE.-Late Attorney-General Field
successfully resisted the contamination
OF this swindle before the Superior Dis
trict Court.
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Weather Report.
WAh DEPARTtHNI,
OTVEcE OF THE CHEZ SIoHAL OFFICER,
WASuIEoroS, D. e, EoVembar I-l a. ~
FDDAmurtEs.

For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley.
or rising barometer, northwest
to southwest winds, cooler followed BY
warmer and threatening weather and pcs
sib!y light rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, diminishing west Winds
shifting to south, stationary followed BY
falling barometer, warmer and cloudy
weather.
For tho Lakes, warmer aud cloudy
weather, with light rain or snow, and
stationary or rising barometer.
The Ohio and tributaries will rise
slowly.
Ca1tionary signals are ordered for In.
dianola and Galveston.
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A LITTLE SUSPICIOUS.

BELGRADE, November GA special
says that the servisn War Department
declares that the Seryians will claim 10
the proceedings for tho settlement Of the
line Of demarcation, several hundred
villages on Turkish terr itory. These ex'
aggera,ed demands, taken in connection
with the fact that Russia recently made
representations In very threatening Ian.
guage concerning alleged breaches Of the
armistice, excite suspicious at CONSTANT
nople that n pretext Is being soaght 10
bring about a collision.wheuever suitable
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Arrested on suspicion.

CLEVELAND, November 22.-Jas. Tar.
py, a Canadian, sged 25 years, was found
tonight terribly mutilated, on the Allan.
,ic & Great Western Railroad track, at
Warren, Ohio. Itis supposed that Tarpy
was intoxicated and killed by passing
train, but u tramp has been arrested 90
suspicion,
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Appropriations.

WAsarSoros, November o. The
House Committee on Appropriations
did mot meet to-day, on account Of the
absence OF Chairman Randall, who 10 ex.
pected from Louisiana tomorrow. The
estimates Of all the departments, are IN
the POSSESSION of the committee, except
for the Deficiency bill, and the Legisla'
tive, Executive and Judicial appropria'
tion bill. The estimates call for In
round numbers, Sl75,o00,0 as against
Sl40,000000 appropriated at the Last
session Of Congress. -.LL ~
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In Command a. washington.

wAsH1SoTos, November 22.--GenerAl
Barry arrived today from Fortress Mon
roe, and 10 now In command Of the o. 8
soldiers stationed at Washington. There
were no arrivals Of troops to-day and
Gen, Sherman says none hove been order
ed 70 this city, except tho eight COM
panieS Or batteries now In barrieks OF thi
arsenal and navy yards,
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f,omI,inntion ninsnIYeil.

CHICAGO, November 22.-The repre-
roseutalives OF the Chicago & Alton, In
dianapolisr St. Louis 3 Vsudalia liues,
Southwest and West and o. & ". Rail.
roads in se.sion here to-day, resolved to
sever the combination heretofore exlat.
ing between those lines. A new tariff
was, however, adopted based on that Of
Chicago and the rates fixed at 23e from
St. Louis to New York. Illinois aud
Indiana railroad managers to-day hxsd
the following grain rates between the
the States: St. Louis, Cincinnati and
JefTsrsonville, l7c; from chlelgo u1d
Peoria lSc.
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TIE RUSSIAN LOAN.

LONDON, November GA 1fmsI Ber.
lin correspondent says the unprepared
state Of the Russian arsenals can be i'm
agined from the report in St. Peters
burg Journal that the loo, 900, 900 roubles
which the Government is now raising
have already been consumed by military
expenses.
The Russian Government has conclud'
ed contracts for supplies of provisions to
be delivered at Bucharest and Turtschal
in Roumania.
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TURKEY.


/ CosrAx1tSorLE, November 22.-Ths
Commissioners appointed TO frame q new
Turkish constitution have concluded
their labors, and q draught ot the doeu
ment has been sent to the Grand ViEier
Il Is stated that the new constitution will
be promulgated and be put In force be
fore The mee.lpgoi the conference ot thC
pnworS
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A Disqualified Democratic Elec-

New YORK, November GA special
to the Times from Hartford says: The
point Is raised here that II postmasters
are ineligible as electors, because they
hold an office Of profit and trust, and that
their places can not be filled, that Gov.
IngorSoll, one Of the Democratic electors
Of Connecticut, is disqualified, by reason
Of his holding the position Of commits.
sioner Of n United States court.
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Long.shoremen's Demonstration

LonB'bnorenAehb DeuAVAs1EetAVA
NEw ORLEANS, November 22.-some
Long.shoremen to-day formed 4 process.
sion, down town, and marched along the
Ieyee, headed by field band, and Is they
moved up tho leyee the number increased
rapidly. Upon reaching Jackson street
ali the Long.shoremon had joined col
umn which numbered about 1000. The
laborers on the leyee who had not Joined
the strikers will work for time; no dis
turbance; all quiet.
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GERMANY.
TO be Tried by Jury.

BER1Isr November 22.-The ReichStsg
BY 4 vote Of 2l2 TO lo5 passed Tho
clause Of the law courts bill, which trans.
isrS press ofenSes 10 jurIes. The PruS'
81 an and Saxon Ministers Of Justies op.
posed the clause, which 10 also In oppo,l.
lion 10 the wishes Of the Federal Council.
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LoSDoS, November 22,-Arriysd oct
'-Rhein, from New York, and BatavlS,
from Boston.
NEw YoRK, November 22.-Arrlved
--S.eamsr AmerIquS, from Havse.
AuRoY, November 23.-- Tho Britl,h
steamer Leonros and American brig
Francis Levsey, from swltnw, for New
Chsvaug have been In collision, the lat.
ter sunk and six Of the crew and pssIGu.
gers Nere drowned. ~
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WASHINGTON, November 22.- The
Jackson Democratic Association last
night declined TO participate In the pro.
posed Democratic demonstration on the
10Th inst, on the ground that 1t Is better
TO postpone such proceedings until per.
feet peace reigns throughout the land.
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Mr.. LLOYD cRnwELI, Of sherrard,
Marshall county, died suddenly Of heart
disease at his home on Monday evening
last, ID the 77th year Of his age. He was
In apparsn. good health up to within q
few moments Of bis dea,h.
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PARIS, November 22-1t Is reported
that tho Marquis Of Salisbury, in a con
ference with Duke De Caset, expressed
bis confidence in the Cars pacific decla
rationS, and said he was going TO Con
stantinople with no preconeelyed intsn'
tIonH; but with an ardent desire TO pre-
serve peace. He was disposed TO agree
to all proportions tending to amelioratt
the conditions Of the ChFbtsnS ID
TnFkey
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ST.. LOUIS, November 22.-Joseph B
Brown, shot and killed Elma Jared, Eve
miles from KeylesVillo, Mo-, Dight.be,
iorO.lass, then shot and killed himself
Brown was lmitten with MiSs Jared
Both her parents objected to his yillu 70
her, and she dismissed him . shoEt time
aHo. y .-.lL-
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Accused OF Fraud. .

BoSroY, November 22.-Thomas L
Piper, awaiting sentence for receiving a
large amount Of goods stolen from 8. s
Pierce & Co., Is now accused OF delraud
log his late employers, Thomas Dana 4
Co., out Of S26,000.