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, 1876-11-09

For tho first time in tho history Of the
Turkish Empire, Parliament will assemble
III tho first week of December, and proyis-
ional decree Inns loen issued for tho. election
Of its mo'nbers. 1t Is to DO called Goncral
Council, and consist Of two Chambers Tie
first Chamber, or Chamber Of Deputies, will
consist Of 1.0 membors, ono-thirtl to 20 out
ayery year, 10 that the Chamber will ba zo-
moved every three years, Tho second, or
Chamber Of A1agnates, will contain not fower
than thirty nor more than fifty members,
aud th's House will have the power Of reyis'on
over tho nets Of the Lower Chamber. Tho
membors Of The Chambers are to haye their
e1peuses paid wlilo on duty, also their tray
cling expenses, and SALARY Of $1.5 month.
As soon as two-thirsla Of the members 1eacl,
conatantinople, tho Government will declare
tho Parliament open. The experiment Of
this rather novel Congress will be watched
with considerable interest.
, 1876-11-09

Among tho press Of grievous disasters which,
havo oycrtakcn the Republicans, there !a hero and
thero little bit Of consolation. One such item
Of satisfaction is tho complete doteat aud
squclching OF STEVE Hun1Dur, who ran for
Congress us boltcr In the Fourth District. It
was pure cusselness which caused him to per-
sist in being candidate, when Ills party told
him to atep aside this term. Tho object he
sought and labore1 for, in caso he could not rc-
elect himsclf, was to secure tho election Of
FAaaswoRTH and the defeat Of LATnnor;
but he has misesuhly failed in all his purposes.
The vote he received Is only scattering"
FAnaswonTI IL badly heaten, ind LAru1or
Is not only elected, but at this writing
has more votes than nil Of his competitors put
together, In some Of his speeches, Hun14nur
r1diculed civll-sorvtco reform as "mcro moon
slime the babbtne Of fools, who knew not what
they spoke u; and tlcn disclosed. with modcsty
that was quito overcoming, TINT hs l,ul been In
strumcntal In abolishinR tho Cyil-Scryice Com
mission, etc. Tho votc Of the people OF the
Fourth District shows In what estimation they
hold this machine politician, who ridicu1cs md
scotts at the civil-scrylec reform. They have
elected gentleman to Congress who regards
the matter III quite different light. Tho cou-
stituents OF HuHLBur have Bnt down On him, as
they hayo no longer use for his style Of politics.
, 1876-11-09

The Chicago produces markets were Reno.
ally slow and steady yesterday. Mess pork
elosed at sl6.4*s@l5.4s SELLER the year and
sl6.b.4@l5.55 for January. Lard closed
steady, ut $o.s5@9.474 seller tie year and
$4,000. .12A seller January. Meats wore uu-
changed. ut c1o for now shoulders, boxed,
ssc for do slort-ribs, and $40 for do abort
clears. Lake fseglts were quiet, At sa@4c
to buffalo. Ilighwlnes were steady, At o., ,Os
per gallon. Flour was dull and stealy.
Wheat closed 10 lower, at $1.os4 for No.
se1nber aud Sl.1oA for Deceu.ber. Corn
closed shade tirmeE, at 1910 for November
and 1890 for December. Oats closed a@
10 higher, ut 314o for November and s31o
for December. Rye was 20 lower, ut 5co,
Barley closed flr.ner, at 78o cash aud 70so 10.
December, Hogs vera active and 1oc higher
than on Monday, closing hrm at $5.6o@8. 90
for common to choice. The cattle market
was active and firm. Sheep we're steady.
Que hundred dollars In gold would buy
$l09.7 in gteenbacls at tho close.
, 1876-11-09


These States seemed, all 30 far as heard
from. likely to 60 Republiean-or rather the
chances still seemed in TINT direction, whilo
there was nothing to indicate, with any as-
aurauce, that the Democrats had cnrTled any
Of the seven. Tho dispatches were conflict
lug, but thoso from tho three Pacific states
were on tho whole hopeful. It was claimca
TINT south Carolina had given 10000 ma-
jority for HAYES, and that louisiana might
be relied upon from 1000 to 10000 Kepub.
licau majority. Wisconsin was not COLI
sidered hopeless, though conceded to
DO desperately close. But there was
far from being any assurances that tho
entire seven States had been carried for
HAYES. The dispatches in our o'clock a.
IN. edition did not tead to cloar up
the situation. and the uncertainty sent q
culver Of suspense throughout tho entire
city, which hourly grew more intcnse, aud
whict, from tho multitude Of dispatches cd.
dressed 10 Tuz TRIBUNE inqufriug as to the
result, 1t was plain was shared throughout
the entire Northwest.
During tho day dispatches from the doubt
tul states wore received every fow minutes,
These alternatsd with an o1aspsratlng itera-
ton that wrought u3 tho excitement to tho
highest pitch. 4 aispatch that raised Re-
, 1876-11-09

ptacca with politicians on tho scoro Of sec-
tlonal availability, md by policy Of lenionoy
townrd tho convicted awindlors whom tho
roformers had run down md brought to bay.
Willie the Democratic platform roverborated
with "Roform " and mado II familiar as
household words, tho Republican platform
was comparatively silent, and such words na
It spoke roceiyed but little confirmation
through tho acts of tho present Adminissrn-
tion, for which the party Was held xospon-
siblo for tho future as we'll as tho past and
presont.
T1,cse aro the chief circumstances which
made the Republican campaign defensive.
It WINS simply impossible to escape the fatal
necessity OF npologizing, explaining, and
promising TO mend. While tho enemy
was constantly making sallica aid
attacks, acquiring new territory, ginning new
allies. enticing desertors, and drumming in tho
doubters, the 1eaders OF the Republican party
were too busy in Watching their own camp to
admit Of seeking recruits or broaking tho
ranks Of their opponents; and It Ia only tho
devotion Of the people to the broad national
principles which form tho basis Of the Re-
publican party that has enabled It to hold so
many Of It's adherents. Tho lesson Is .
severe one; wo hope 1t may not provo n
disastrous ono for the country.
, 1876-11-09

wiillnn& one, 1t wnrf, l.. ,"-
NHoslyH opinion Uf t1,Is sF"Hg 10 hear n,
wont to eny that c,r., s"mcAt, -. lfo l,a4 .s,,
hu dedicated, T,,t. n,Ts,,. WIZ 'lnt * NJ. 4, IL
Qregat!on IT, however nI,,. ~ ~ R"tlnsons ,on,
tho pator lna hnec.f n r,"s.,,'y W !tle fact lin,
Fsoccola Of tho sale Of h,s h.m VII, 0O0, tbs
There nro many choI..,,...
In New Yert. nnd ,,,... "se's o9't Of cmpIoruon.
CURED ia tho l.rn.dns. -. vacancy rcecn.ly NJ.
200 rcssons annttc1 H. - .,""e1naele, tnnre ,h,n
rcnurod ~, "s'1 nu'H''cf NJ Candidate "' '
lhtce honrs the singing ,vrm ~, ''e's tkl'l. ror
bright hnt faar," and ..Take. nh "a, angels csvr
sung 10 tlcath. ''e' "ete
will be plad to know "".sh ,,.' le,ar'. Nj, col,,
With beautiful nal, nj, ..seh''s ''etn pre.fn.ri
wrought for tim Emro-n, s,lGhdefs. nricnal,
ful. hut ordinarily M. orn,r, "pn',oh. Thrtr u.c
parc aro adorned with c-n,r. a', articles Of ID.
anu flower and a vim oto.. !. ".,h f1sc bt!ov,
very tastctu]ly executed ~ ~ t'c whn.o bcsr
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everyday wear. or rtsc,y. i. sto'a eo'tun,. for
Da,,nct, ,e,tor. 49,. =, - 'o' ''ase oceas!oh.
anl frnm thor, t. .s 'ceh seceasly published
..went IN ,,on ,t,, a.. .aat al one time Ea;z,.
In lin cver,,,p VIZ 'ne to~!s ut O nr ottocs
tcrlhh,cd mi Il ,1,os "s III the nlnrn!nr. IN,
f1tnr1 1,ton ni,fn - '''t HUFF mi a hn'f
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al % iatIs =" possi1'a shln the twelve bon,.
saa .,1 o wens into Kind Of perverted sraIn,u" t' =.
tcst. Of tho rort. f,oroo .'ne 10 mott Ton.
Coffee. afcr n .co,o1 ..ss "as enpilc'1 10 hin,
nrnS,a,, a1.a sea.on' eeaaed to inspire him. a,S
struggled gamcly on, for ho ha 's,n ~ en. Hut he
columns Of Jtu|i.rton ior tho ~ ~ Ptodnee a8
month. Thesn co1nm,. -. amv newffarers In oao
novels. hnd ho waa correcting tho nroo,, ns,eh1 w
others. 'V'' VI 'To
,.n..,.. ns.vP e,rassmayer. who attained En,o,s.,
tepH1alloh turing tho Vatican Council tb,unrs ~.
eloquent srocchcs In Ciccronfan Latin tas , h'
been prominent in Austria. rht.,. s.", m hat lo7s
was tbs foremost nrcactos t.. 'nJ Fcas* acc h
nominntcd IN t,s sass, e.. -. IN Vienna. On lrine
"on',a.sa 10 lne SEQ OF slrmlo md DosnI,, hc w.
came known al great political orator mn, ,ss,'s
and IL to-tlay tho rccoenlzcA chlcf =, Ill.,, ",ocs.
nlan uoputation Of Anstr,. .,e' o. the Selaso.
, 1876-11-09


At half-past o'clock this morning tie
improved prospect which began to bo up.
parent yesterday is fully sustained By all our
advices. The situation up to this hour, as
developed by whnt VIC have every reason to
regard rs trustworthy information, may DO
summarized rs follows:
California and Wisconsin arc positively
known to have beou carried for HAYES.
There is very little room to doubt that
Oregon and Nevada aro Republican.
Louisiana and Florida aro claimed with for
groater positiveness by the Republicans than
by tho Democrats.
South Carolina is claimed with equal por.
sistoncy for both CHAMBERLAIN and HAxr.
TON, and whatoyer tho result as between
tho two candidates for Governor, the weight
Of probability is decidedly in favor Of the
Electoral vote for HAYES.
North Caro!inu is entirely uncertain, IT
tho absence Of any figures whatever, and II
claimed by both parties. Tho Demo
cratic presumption TINT tho State hak
been carried for T1LpEA is certainly mol
supported by my facts to that efrcct, and IL
for the presollt unworthy Of confidence.
Our estimate Of tho chances is tint the Ro.
publican claim Of North Carolina is the more
reasonable Of tho two. 1t will tako several
tlaya to hear officially from the election dis.
tricta that aro without railway or teleg7aplie
connection with tho State Capital, and until
definite returns are received North Caroline
must remain doubtful"
, 1876-11-09

puf'cans to the pinnacle Of hopo, and wl,icl.
when posted on The Tn1nunE bulletin
elected tloafenfng checrs from tho throng
that gathered round our ofl]eo to l,car The
news, would be followed by nnothcr Tint
sent THIN down to tho very depths Of slcs-
pair. So 1t went until noon, when tho
crowd had awellel to such proportions as to
block tho streets III front Of TIRE TRIBUNE
Building, md tho excitement was growing 70
wild as to aesioualy impede travol mud b,,si-
ness, and tho TnE TRIBUNE prorrietors or
dored tho bulletins down.
But hopo bognn to revive whom, Inter In
tho aay, there came no dispatches to indicate
that T1InEN Ind carried single one Of tho
seven doubtful States, unless possibly WIS
consin. IA to that, as often ~ he could bo
heard from, tho Chairman OF the Republican
State Committee, KEYKs, Dispatched that tho
State was Republican, though le gave no
figures; and Borx1u, editor of tho Nli1wa,t-
kco Sentinel, tclegraphcd, from time to time,
TINT l,o " thought HAYES had carricd Wis
consn. For tho rest, no news that could bo
accepted Ms approaching to authenticity was
received, though wild reports Of Democratic
victory, wero given out rs having been re-
coived by soIno mysterious underground COM
munication at Dcmocratio headquarters
nnt in tho evouiug dispatches were re-
ccived indicating that Wisconsin Ind been
carried for HAYES by about 5000 majority.
On tho heels Of that came the intelligence
that tho Republicans lad triumphed in
Florida, making aure of her four Electoral
votes for HArEa; TINT there was noarly equal
insurance Of victory in Louisiana; that tho
prospect in South Carolina was sti1l better,
aud tha. tho three Paciao states had gone for
HAYES.
Up to this writing NO have received no
news to the contrary,-nothing to dash tic
hopes TINT during tho afternoon aud evon-
ing hourly grew stronger, until now, with
tho encouraging reports received. they ap-
pear strong enough to tie to and to claim
bets upon. Certainly, up to this hour, the
reports pre- such that no man who has staked
on HAYES would be justified in giving up the
wager.
All things now look like victory-but
victory that has its perilB. It will depend
upon tho life Of single HAYES Elcctor. Tho
men who did not scruple at rebellion, who
hare not scrupled at Whito-Line massacres,
may not hesitate at assassination in order to
compass tho seizure Of tho Government
Dnt If they do not know it, We can tell them
that the people would never submit to usur.
patton by assassination.
, 1876-11-09

t1obss. md speculation 10 an extent mover
previously known, hastcned by full fonr
yenra the grnld explosion. Con. qnAN7's
Administration had just entered upon It's
second torn whom tho collapse Of crodit took
placo. Fancied wealth to tho extent Of hun
tlretls Of millions vanished from sight. Tho
land Of industrial labor was raralyzsd. Him.
drcds Of thousands of families wore brought
to want aud misery by discharge from
employment. Tho mills, workshops,
and furnaces ~cro cloaed. Enforced
idlcness succeeded compensated labor, and
pinching want took tho plnce Of comparative
comfort. "Iard timoa" WINS ngain upon
the country In m aggravated forM. Starva-
ton extorted from mnlhtudos tie demand
for change,-a change Of men, Of administra-
tions, and Of policy. Despite tho porsonnl
and political unpopularity Of TttpEN, de-
spite tie shameful and disloyal record Of tho
Democratic party md tho dangerous schemes
of ita leaders, this cry Of ia change" In tho
party administering tho Government, az d
relief md remedy for hnrl times, has been
gaining in oil parts of tho country. Unfor-
tunatoly, tho personal conduct Of many of
tuo aAIutlcHlA AIltk AttACuGA OF tlG AuIHlnla-
trntion Inns baqp s1'ch M 10 greatly strengthen
and intensity demand for a clango, and
tho two motives or inspirations for putting
the Government into tho hands Of another
pnrty have In 1876, rs in 1870 aud 1860, con-
tributed largely to the defeat Of tho Ropub-
lican party. In eaoh instance the panic has
fallen upon now Administration, and In
each instance Inns boon followed by change
Of the party in power.
We do not mean to be understood as claim-
ing TINT tho secming defcat Of tho Republican
rarty WIS inevitable, or TINT 1t might not
hive been avetted; but wo do insist TINT
with n knowledge TINT hrd timoa waa op-
pressvely bearing upon tho whole industrial
population, md TINT domand for change
Of party controlling the Government WINS
natural result OF TINT oppression, the means
by which this desire for a change might
lavo been countoracted were mover en-
ployed, aud were wholly discarded by thoso
in authority in the management and d.
rection Of tho campaign.
, 1876-11-09

II tho Democrats arc pinning their filth
to North Carolina, they would do well to
"chango thoir holt" for of all the uncertain
States North Carolina is tho most doubtful.
To begin with, no reliable retnrns wl,atever
havo been received from the statc, md ns
far ~ "claims " 60 tho Republicans have n
little tho bost Of It up to data. It will bo re-
membered that in 1872 tho Liberals claimed
North Carolina by 10000 majority with
as much certainty as tho Democsnta
claimed It Inst Tucsday night. Tho
next day the majority Ind fallen to 1000,
the no1t day It was "a largo majority, md
day or two Inter the truth was known
and North Carolina had gone Republican.
This year thoro fs good roason to expect q
similar result, for tho negroes woro thorough
1y aroused and organized in opposition TO
tho proposed Constitutional Amendments
threatening their rights and liberties, whilo
large body Of white Republicans and Old
Line Wings in the northwestern part of the
State wero known to be firmly consolidated
for the Republican Electoral ticket. There
fore, NO say, the Democratic claim Of North
Caroline is as best nothing but brag and
guess-work. It may be several days before
the result will bo definitely known.
, 1876-11-09
PERSONAL,

Mr. Motley, tho hhtofiau, Is writing an h1storIc-
al novel.
Tho chronological journal thinks Prof. Huxley
would haye 1nado hiA mark o. II business man.
Ole Dull has tallca agatn for Europe, much to
tho surprise OF bis many friends. who had sup
posed that 10 was intending to stay tho winter at
Boston.
London litesary Journals complain tlAt the dc.
preston go WILDLY prevalent iu financial AMI polt
fcat Affairs has extended al80 10 tho dotnath OF
literature and art.
Dr.. Carpenter, F. Il. g., Inns undertaken IL In
vcatgnto the phenomena connected with Spiritual
Ism. llo IL already half convert, and Ills repn.
tatIon has suffered from tho wonderful yagastcs OF
his intellect.
Young Mr. Douglass, of New York, famous for
hn great wealth and his ability in falling OF hts
h0sso ut polo, 10 soon to be married to Miss AIDE.
la1lo Townsend. slaughter Of Ms. Ehln:hnm Town.
Hend, of Filth avenue.
4 brewer Of Denmark, Jacobsen by name, has
devoted S3o0, coo to tho foundation Of School Ut
Natural Sciences. Iinlf Of tho Income ts to 10 used
In maintaining tho chemieo. physiological labora-
tory established by him tu connection with hts
brewery.
Thtcrs recently said, with spiicfal reference to
Marshal Mncstallon: "Whcn waa President did
not 60 hunting. wrote sixteen hours u day"
"Thiors loved books, and WAS Historian by tfn1c
War Ia MY profession. and make war ou what I
canAI hunt"
They toll Of an honest person who attended 4
performance Of ''llau,lrt" At Eristol, Eng, and
coula not .eatratn f!s Indignation when Po'oasus
was slain, but, Jumping up ID \ state Of avlient
cntuestncss. exclaimed, ''lt Is most dlsgtaccf1l
that all these can nit quietly hero and xcc an agc
person deliberately murdered.
The London -1thenHu1H obsctvcs that Miss Al
colt. Miss Phelps, Miss Whitncy. and Mrs. Dodge
belong to tho same school in literature. t'TlelE
chief characteslatic IL, perlnpA bo.t expressed ny
tho word honsclncss, quality which. ~ sort Of
minor vtrtuc, Is rood enough In ita way. but very
insufficient ~ m aid to itnngtnatlon."
4 southsru correspondent Of tho Cincinnati Ga.
kstts heard tho negroes s'ngins.
Yy alstat'. got religion:
Bnh do news, hall do news,
Ny stssah's sot religion.
Bah du news, .,..-.
0-n-u bah ilo Hows TO Chfncy,
Dah DO uaws, o. baA dc nu'ts.
The Count OF Paris has transmitted $50 to tho
Southern IIatotical Society, With reguest that he
bs made life.menlbsr OF 1t. Jndlscusslns Tho
matter, Con. Maury said the Count bad written
history OF the War damaging 10 tho south, and
hoped that u might rewrlto II TO correct eFfofs e
had fallen Into. This very reasonable sequtst,
thore II NO Doubt tho Count will hasten to grat!y
Tho Presbyterian Memorial Church in New York
has Just paid OF xl00 600 Of It's debt. mud has te-
solved to fund tho other 3lo0, 600 permanently.
Tbs Trustees argue that debt Of this nature in d
large church can be easily carried, and thsJ hasu
hgares to show that large church with debt II in
batter financial circumstances than ANAL church
, 1876-11-09

People who havo bean go foolish or 60
wicked aB to make bets on tho election
should DO firm in refusing to "pass il their
chips" yet awhile on tho supposition that
TnpEa ia elected, Let there be no enrich
ing Of tho enemy's exchcquer promaturely.
, 1876-11-09

The loas Of the Electoral vote Of New Jer-
sey is not without It's mitigating circum-
stances. In tho Legislature, which is to elect
n United States Senator, the Republicans
have majority Of ono upon joint ballot.
This Is valuable aalvago out Of the wreck.
, 1876-11-09


Tie managers Of the local Republican
Committee could not hnvo rorpetrated
pieco Of more stupendous stupidity than they
did In no8locting to mako 1t their business
to have enough polling-pl"ces established in
tho city, ~ could easily have been done' for
Tuosdny's election. The 1000 voters OF tito
First Ward ought not to have been left with
but four polling-placca. In WOW Of delays
incident to tho holding Of tho election under
tho Registration Inv, thero WIGS no less
atrocious laundering in loaving tho Third
Ward, with ita $500 votes, tho Fourth, with
4,5oo votes, and tho Second, with 1000
votes, with each but four roling-rlaces. In
those wards voters wont to thoPolling.places
to find that IN order to deposit thor votes
they ruat fall into limo with from 200 to 200
men ahead OF them, anti IN raw, chilly at~
mosphero wait for honrs and, rather than
do It, hundreds Of voters turned away. This
occurred in Republican wards, Tor which tile
ruio seems to have been to limit t11om to four
polling-places. 1t was worry dherons IN the
, 1876-11-09

Tho result Of thu election In Cook County
shows curious mixture Of political p7ocliy-
aties. On tho Presidential Issue the Demo-
Gratis have carried tho county by about 1000
majority, tha dafecuou Of the Germans hay.
, 1876-11-09

The cable brings notes Of the comments Of
tho London papers upon the election in the
United States, based on the auppoaition Of
TupEN's success, which, It IL agreed, will
not injure American credit abroad. From
present appearances It will not.
, 1876-11-09
HOPE,

At half-past . yesterday morning, when
tho second edition Of YHE TRIBUNE was
Issued. I'LL the roporta indicated that TGIpES
was morally certain Of receiving 184 Electoral
votes,-but onp less than the Au,nber rc-
quIred for election,--aud tho States not
definitely heard from were as follows;
, 1876-11-09

upon the lito OF single dAYEs Elcctor, The
mon who did not scruple at rebellion, who
mare not scrupled at Whtte-hine mnssacres,
may not hesitate at assassination In order to
compass tho Seizure OF tho Government.
Nnt it they do not know 1t, we can tell them
that the pfople would never submit to usur-
patton ny ASSASSINATION.
==:--=--==--===-=
hFrhcl ~ e,! of aAMp 3lmss oa THE = ELECTION.
:. A' .seu4t - .no ooo.on W AaeSoay 1as'
uae - ~ 'ueoas'oet1olo ,.1, uegfee 70 eonse-
~ a"osa 49, l,,, "sA ~ A''FuoASuu Pmts ".7
49, n'..r,,. | @ ,"s1u Wv etoa' 1a.'of Al
s, .,a y. .r"e, w. ene p.A1o ~ lo'o
~. Nv ~ ~ 'a4's' M" IL !oto ~
-oco .s.s, - ' 900 'Ao ,aaa Hn4o ~ nHa IL
1noo ''AN -, t9,' - io'' MAA1is VAN
=, onA", Sno LUZ ooou loaas a,' a.'n'sco leaoer
aa,sa.a, - ~. ~ ,;o pn.ss, a,1 wuo n1a peen
u 49,, -; ~. =, 40 a;so 'o 49,, - 3ASs" ~. 'AohsoS,
eae a,as. 4 s.os ~ A'n net4ona.
,".' "'7 eAos'0. 'ee'aon' o. tue onteo
r,As.a 1n. ~ ~ o'atw'oln'ns W. 'ah5or'sS of tne
Isoe.o1n WV. 1Ao "'s9 e'ec'eo IN season
s'e., =, A"N4ou'A P'o'Po't'y," "Ien 'ae country
was ~. " uou'y, eAsy " 10 oofso~ea' anu
.nen 'ns ptlceS ~, u ~ 1lnngs salaole @ero
pAos"As' -, ~ o'o''tfS "as '1a'e1seo IN ail
asel'VAa .s "4ta .lsu cat.y'n8 money 10 invest
III iaaeS' 10 louna elsaes' anu ouild up vast
.e'Pltsse' oa't'''is 4o.7 IL ea.so ma To-
le''o soIa ~ prices wl,ch shey hardly COM
n'''o ~. uo"' "uo naoafoos q now paper towns
anu m ,,s c's,ss "ose plon.cu from to Lakea to
~ ~ ou'4' MI nAo liom i4''soafe 70 tne Anssonsa
i"4os. 1u'1o ~As universal specolatlon
Aua . o,u.1"|.un ~ oser sAe pfospen'y "h'oh
"e'snaeo tn' 'ass expansion oi efedlt
anu oai6eaoy' ano LUG "1'o mama winch fhey
p4oa4ee. ~ AlA'ou, 4oo.' tno oemoceato
phstS' Will '.5 ne" F'es'oens' entered upon
"nas pfom'eoo 10 90 popular anu success
la4 Au,hin'sttae'on Du' q 'e" months shero-
M'ef ..'ofo "ns seoa' o3laosloh Tue great
n'nlofa15 u tno oanAs no1 on'y suspended
Fasnsn'' ou' pessoo 'n.o oanAfoptoy. spec
ui'uoa aio ereo!s couapSea properly 10"
canle u''etahoo; LIS prosperity vanished IN
mB".' nnu 'n7 country was plunged into
Benefa 1'i.a aa'a oe8oiat'on. ihe Demo-
caa.o administrator loal1y Was nos fespoh-
s'o'o ~ ior 'n's co'l@l'so' NeVessneiess' during
.uo snceeeaang years thfoaeh Which the bus
mess OF 'ne country was aaaorlng from the
"uauen eoa.taeuo. u tl'e currency loss Of
c'sd''' nlo .fon INC Suspension OF specie
payments, 1aoTo was general ontory against
'4'o nafu 'anes WINCH naa o7eftaRon and
P''''sa1ea e'e'y inan "ao "aa IN aopt', AS
yoa1 a,t's sear io''o"ou "'th haraly per-
,ep'.o'o '.upFose'nen'' tho popular mind was
'oa ', u'"ose 'na' soInosn'tag m18as 90 ac"
eo'nlnaheo oy change IN tho party
| Ahnablnk tAe toVefnment, Iha democratic