The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-24
VOLUME TX.
Morning Star and Catholic essen or.
MNW ORLrAHe. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER "a 1915.
TRLEaRAPH1c SUMMARY.
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fsisTstons On T.ord T nsrhv's snssohs" On :. the
Eastern question. Gladstone finds fault with
the Government for merely protesting and re-
nnoustratiDg, and concludes: The time has
in iust and then enact it."-Mr. Gladstone
expressed tho belief that circumstances now
demand the early re-assembling of Parliament.
tion was held at Guild Hail on the 18th. The
Lord Mayor presided. The proceedings were
marked by some disorder. An address to the
tie Turks and prayiug England no LONGER to
euppors Turkey from considerations of politi-
cal expedience.-An amendment expressing
confidence in the government was rejected by
an overwhelming majority. motion in favor
J. Of a immediate convocation of Parliament was
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Guild Hall and another meeting was held out
SLUG ene puiAuiuB'
TUREEY.-The Staadard's special from Con-
stantinoPle says early changes in the ministry
are s1Peosea Tns new sultan ls liberal ana
,,Ns ~ gans NJ, uI 20 70 suPpoE9 any ess-
- ~ .no t1s e 1esarss
- ;h s.s % -. press' aI9
promote the education of Turkish woman he
meets with much opposition-A Times Bel
grade dispatch says Deligrade is becoming
more Russian every hour. The neighborhood
of Gen. Tchersyeffss headquarters sWarm with
Russian OH oersL with the growing Russian
power In camp, the antipatby to England la
openly AvOwed.-A Berlin dispatch saws the
tone of Russisn statesmen and ionrnais Ia "a
warlike ns pove;ble.
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s.exes s - si.eoIy' Huu mgns say TINS Dellei 10
s,rs,is I st,1.,,.. ,a;ss naOhass army oo-
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and Viiika- Tbe T1rf;sb arn.w ~ -
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sM o.,i ~ u Inc csEvIan peeltions' tne turks
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UNITED STATES.
~. e s11 =. s Sy Oensral AaIC, on
.pressea the OPINION tnaS there Is no
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HEADQUARTERS SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION, |
Washington, Sept. 81, 1876. \
70 the Union Soldiers and Sailors.
and ssijors ir SaSeor "f soT VI Union solalers
aministFstion viii he haIJ IN th "+ T H
peny, n. p, on Thursday, October 10. is76.
Comrades, your attendance at this convan
eton Is earnestly requested in order that theI
eountry may underetand that its defenders not
pniy desire reform in national affairs but chat
hey also desire the election of Samuel j. TiI-
fen as Chief Magistrate to preside over the
administration Of the Government. and that
hey believe in his statesmanship, his patriot !
'sDa and his integrity of character {
Veterans on arriving in ALBANY are reousstsd
b report to the Gecretsry for enroIIment-
signed: Mejor Gen. Joseph Hooker, Presi- !