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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-17
: 8pn Der Scr. 6tooteu NnI;,

@On Der Scr. @taoten . 4oli;ei
'puroe Dor einisen 9osen cine Galld=
miinserbanoe a~uf9eboben, mel6e in ser
Sfdbe oer @taot &anias ibr @e I9aft be-
trieb. Sat- sur slei9en 3eit eriu9ren
mir, oab bauTig periudt ,pirb, ST.. @ug.
&onis's Samburser Sropfen gu fdlI6en,
b. b: l9leGte Prdporate unterSul 1ieben.
9iele getriiser lino nit5t l~petliger ltraf=
tar ll1o mon lolte tie ebeniaQs ulter
S9lpB uno &iesel icben, bamit bas per-
trauenoe Vublifum nit1t Ierncr bur9 lie
bei1winbelt pirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-17
Sic Tam;lie Mboms halt felt /,

= Die Tamilie Mboms balt feit gu
Siloen. Gin Boltoncr Correspondent
ldreibt oariiber an bic uN. 9. Tribune"
v@rn. Mbom's 5teluns 1T in hielem
Sabre cntI6ieoen cine msbr ben,ofra'
tide, ols lie es su irgenb elmer anoerel
3eit leit leiner &iidtebr Gus europa mar,
Sn friiberen YralioentsI6afts- Gompu9=
men bielt or i'd bel elmer 9innei0nnQ
ra6 Ser einen pber onoeran 5eite Mnab=
bdnsis. Sett 1T er obne &iidbalt fiji,
Siloen. Seine bier Sobne, BON bener
einise ME bas oemotrotilds Sidet se=
ltimmt BADEN, Iteben inn oisies IRA
ldmmtli9 5ur Seite."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-17
Sir 6{fcutiid,,n Shul,u Mill,

Sic 6Ifcntii9sn s1nI.n milen
wir;ti1 iiberaus CARTE Ginger iein.
Wian !sIe nur, mas zines ibrer trsueltcn
Orgaus, Dos yNa.ional Sso1crs Won=
tbip" uuv ser MusputI Der nit ihrcr
Aeituas 81 betraueuben Vsam!en faat::
vOas Shul|Yitsm oislss 2anoes bsTim=
bet liA an GiGtrtcn in Der 9a,ic bon
Mmeritanern. Sur psnigen Yeli.itcrn,
eiaaebnreue Nmes;taaet oussencmmcn,
bari man nit Yer.rouen Die 8erioeItuas
Der GGui-W nge.eDeu1citen in ole Sono
isaen. p;e Hno pa ssist wpbI Gin i'm
MusloHoe ssborcFer Mnb er,o9caer Mona
Giftr fir bas 5Hcntli@e SGuliHTtsm.
abar piel bluH8sr ssi9en lia Drsmoe
bsnilelben 0leiAgiiitig mo lcinoliN. sic
boben tein G;eiiihl fir Dos Sp|tem = lie
b~al5unbern niGyt Ole Wlethooe, Die 10 Der
ihieoen Don oeu earcpiil6er 9dnoer lit ;
lie INC Misinals i.o!S 0af Die SAuleu.
wie Die salineriinNer Is Iino, Die barauI
;tcts ais 0nf cine GigsntblimliOteit .un=
ieres 9anoes" tlidcn uno BON ibncn sGrt>
lid als nunieren S3ulen" iprsben.
0eut'be UDr Liberation @iilGalui3eu IN
relisio'er s,inli1t Iieben wobi Die aiIent-
Ii0en SGulen in 0srbattniIie ;n i9rer
&etigianslofi9teit. Mmeritoner, aud
pem nod 70 grubc Seften-Gifsrer, liao
benz c!ben INNER nod frcAnolid seiinnt,
aber 3elptcn anberer Motionalitatsn bari
man niht trausn. NnsldNber lie5en Die
i;fftn;Iid,cu Grh1,Ieu tnroeu ir,rnA elmer
Gisenl1aft, Die linen oarin gcfa1t, BIZ
@meritaner oieleI6en I'm ibrer ielbit lpii=
len. Die Gltern hummer &inSer (iub &C.
fdbrlihe GAnlbeumte. Gbsn|o reib'
6ei5bdlfe. Scr feline MsDtbstras ii
ibren Steuern, ben cine graberc Mirt=
lomfeit Der S6ulen o%erlonst, 1T ibren
Gigcnnus @runo scnus, oeI G0uler
cine liberale ltnteritiisun9 5n psrneissrn
G6cr Die scfa9rliditsn BON Mlen lino oil
bi9otten 2eute, oubey, wenl bieislben EN-
qeboreue Mneritouer lir0 !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-17

- Ser 5trom Der Goelmetale, meI.
der leit II Sabrcn aus unlerem 2anoe
sefolen III, pom l. Stuff 1865 big gum
80. Stunt 1876, I'M Surdldnitt beinabe
$76,OOo.0OO per Sabr, betru9 in Dem
san;en 3eitraum 1892, 100000, BON
benen $617, 10000 oas Nrobuti
Mnlerer eigenen Minen ,paren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-17
.Nie Mpthhdute innnen Il

Die NDtbldi'te fonnen ni1t
eipiliiirt perben, bcShalb muB man iie
ausrotten," lautet Die 4arole pielsr ,li,-
lerer reroben YoIititer," .Staotsman.
ner NIB v&riegsbeloen". SIT bielt pc
bauptung, auf oie man faIt jeben Sag in
ben vaufsetldrten" 3eitunsen it5Bt, bic
mon o0er,uaris b6ren totn, aber aud
lpabr? Gentenoe 9ieniIeu, pelbs nit
Den DISQUALIFICATION uno Werbaitnil1en
ii9 erlt oenau betonnt madcn, s1e lie
iibsr bielelben Elm ltrtbeil fd0en, jiuo
anoersr Wnliht. 9ie @idtigieif bisier
lestersn Mnlidt fnbet cine tueitert 0e.
itatisuns in benz Nuftre.cn bes Siouy.
9duptlinss Sitting BALI, n.lder ben
General OUTER uno oeIien @1oor ouf
cine 9lrt uerni9tet bat, Die nidt 0cringe
tratesii9s 3enntnib porauslsBt. Sit
tins.9ul bat eessist, bab er Die Geio.
Siige oes erlten Napoleon 9riinoli4
tuoirt bat. MuBerbem tpirb gemeIoet,
oab CT ni1t aaein IN Der &riesstunlt,
lonoern ou9 in anbern 3mei9cu oes
msnldli9sn @iNens gut ~beluanoert lei.
siun, ,per @inn fir wilieni4aftliAc
Gtubiem bat, mub wobl Der Civilization
augdngli4 Iein. Sic .@iEeni1aft1 1T
ia oas So9ts III ben Mueen n~nierer
vMufsetldrten"! Mon erri4te alp
s9ulen unter ben &otbbduten unS sebe
ibnen itatt.S peucergepebrcn uno 0ciu1-
ten. gDbisiyEai1en, Bidder in Die
9ano 80. Jreili9 miro Ton ienen
Qebrcrn, Die BLOB ber 9uten @e,ab!ung
,peeen cine 6te1e unter ben Snbianern
annebmen wlroen - unb aus purer
rMenIbenliebe ,uiro weoer Elm pratt,
l@sr" Dan!ee, nod Elm 9%Iaubensloler
SewtI9er ooer GranSo}e feline 3eit unb
Grdfte ben @otbbduten opfcrn ,uoleu =
nidt picl ausseridtet werben. Dos
babsn bic Mstbobilten, Yresbpteriarcr,
Gpiseopalen unb anocre Settsn, ,ucl4e
Die Snoianer bcfsbren Mnb cipililiren
molteu,.idon ldmgIt olsgcfunben. Mer
cine Wenl6enflaiis in u~nIerer Union
9itt CO, Die es MiSiueifclbaft ferti9 brin9t,
bic &rtbbdute 5u cipiliiiren uno 81
braudbarcn @liebern Der meni9li4cn
Sc cIl doft 81 MAIDEN. Gs iinb bics bic
totboIiiden WilIiondre, iuei4e bon ben
Yatres Sogues unb M%arqueite big bcr'
ab auf Yatcr be 5met, giidoi Barasa,
9 alter Yicr, unb @otcr Sudcr ben That
ldd!i6cn 8creis s%elicfsrt ba6cn, bab Die
Notbhdute cipiliHrbar Iino, penn le in
Ser red)ten Mei|s bebanoelt un6 onse!si=
tet p.raen. 8on Ben fn!boliihen 90i|=
lipndrcn pp!len ale unlere @ahthaber,
loluie Die tonuugcbsnosn 2eiter Der 6ient-
i;hen Meinuus oieles 9anoes ni4ts
miIlsn. Sieber icben lie Ole ysrui9tung.
ben %po0igsn untersans Der rptbbdntigtn
urfiumobncr Imerifa's, ais bab lie Ole
Is!bsu ourt tatboliIae Yrisiter civilifiren
wno yetten lieBen. Cine ber5lpIe glo
9raulamc VpIitit, Die li4 no9 rdbsn piro!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
THE CITY ELECTION.

The City Democratic Executive oo'ii'
mittee met last night in the City Build
ing for the purpose OF consulting as TO
the proprlety OF holding nominating
Convention. After some consultation II
WAS resolved that the Democrats OF the
city hold primary elections in their re-
snectlye wards on Saturday the 9TH day
of January next, the polls to DC open
from + o'clock l.. NJ. till o'clock P NJ
for the purpose of eleeting three dele
gates from each ward, to meet IN Con-
veution at the City Building on Nor
dsv the sth day of January, at 10 o'clock
~ IN nominate candidates for the
municipal offices to be filled at the COM
ing charter election on the fo"r'h
Thursday in January. 1t is the duty OF
~, Democrats Of this city to take mold
of this matter, attend the primary cleo
,iop see that representative men are
elected delegates, and then let the Con-
ro,t;on nominate ticket that Will COM
mend itself to the people, and We Will
have no difficulty in electiRg 1t. 1t is
- hs expected that the Republicans as
they usually do, will resort to every
means to divide and distract the Demo
cratic party. 1t is our duty to offset TINS
old trick of the enemy by nominating an
s.csntsble ticket, and then let every
Democrst make it his business to be AT
the polls on the day OF eiee!ion'
..d vote the ticket shat9ht. II
hos heretofore been the misfortune
Of the city Democracy to peFn''
the Republicans to slip IN on account u
Democratic divisions, and ill the best
c;,v Offices. Wheeling is essentially ana
ougb, to be reliably, Democratic city,
Nd the Democrats are entitled to the
o;,,. officers. We have rs good ana
competent men in our party as tue Me-
ruhlicsns have, and having them why Is
:, we cannot elect them TO oflce. we
can do it if we will 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
The Eastern 4uesfion.

LoNDoS. December "A Berlin cor
respondent OF the TINES, reviewing the
situation, says the moderation Of Russia's
demand. Is largely due 10 Austria's mill
tary preparations. Tie force which
Austria mas prepared for the mObIl1z4-
tion in Croatia, angylyanis and Dal.
malta numbers 10000. Austria's stti.
tude, however, has propOrtiOnstely en-
coursged the Porte in his disposition 20
resist reforms.
CoSsTASTISOPLE, December 81 II
appears certain that the Porte will not
reject all the proposals OF the pOWers.
The interview between Marquis Sauls-
bury and the Sultan appears 70 have
produced favorable result.
BELGsADE, December 27-Russis is
sending money 70 enable Servis 70 re-
commerce h1sliiities.
BEELIS. December 81 The Austrian
ambassador a. Berlin has been sum.
moned 10 Vienna II is believed that
Austria IS about TO take important resO.
lutions with regard 10 the Eastern ques.
ton
VIEgYA. December 27.-There is new,
from Beessrabia 70 the effect that thC
Russian army Is 30 little fl for lcng
cau psign that the Grand Duke Nicho,
las has telegrsphed that unless he re-
ceiyes g considerable reinforcement o.
picked troops be cannot eOmnIsnce any
serious operations beyond crossing th'
Pruth, aud taking up headquarters II
| Rsumania-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
NO. 1856
Extrsditiea with EAglaDA.

WAsHISaroS, d. C., December H.
The following is the concluding letter
in the corrsspordence Transmitted TO the
House to-day oa the subject Of extra
dition between the United States and
Great Britain, from Secretary Fish 10
Sir Edward Thornton;
DEPARTMENT or STATE, WAsH.(
ISGroS, December %. 1915.
Sr:-Reierring 10 your note OF the
9th of October, and 10 my reply Vt the
30th Of that month, or TO your note OF
November 2sth, in which you did the
honor 10 inform me OF the issuing ot a.
order in London for the arrest Of three
criminals who had been previously dis.
charged by her Msjestys Governms
and who had been the subject Of the late
correspondence on the question
of extrsdition. l have nov tho
honor 10 inform YOU that further
information has been received OF the Ar.
rest of Brent and OF his surrender BY
Her Msjesty's Government 10 the per
son authorized 10 receive and convey him
TO the United States. II is understood
that Winslow and Gray. the two other
fugitiyes for whom warrants were issuef
have escaped from or are concealed in
Great Britain, sId cannot be found. The
representative OF the United States In
London has informed me Of the sincers
desire OF Her Msjesty's Government
to cause their arrest which. how
ever, il has not been possible
to efioct. Under theee circumstaEces, and
in accordance with the statements Goa
tsined in my note OF the 30th OF October
last the President will now DO ready 10
respond 10 any rcquisitions that may be
made on the part OF her Msjesty's Gov.
ernment, under tho 10Th article Of the
treaty of 1912, and will hereafter make
similar requisition upon her Mslestys
Government ~ heretofore under the
treaty, and will again regard the treaty
rs IN full force, subject 10 the right
reserved to either party to terminate tho
same, pursuant 10 the eleventh article
thereof. | have great satisfaction III
conveying 10 you this information and IA
being able 20 state that no obstacle. nov
exist In delivering up to justice fugitive
criminals under the treaty ofls42.
Until such time ss the two govern
ments may be enabled 10 perfect and
enter into more comprehensive arrange
ment, | have the honor 10 DO, with the
highest consideration, cir, your obedient
servant,
[Sighed HAhILros FISH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
A Mini.ter Of MOdesI Mein.
San Francisco Chronicle.


The following advertisement, taken
from the files of London (Cansda)
paper, is copied gratuitously: "Wife-
a Bride Wanted.-A preacher, thirty
years OF age, who has Travelled SIX years
in the Lords vineyard, with an eye single
to His glory-well recommended for
his faithfulness and truth-desires to
marry good lady who has talent and
ability to assist the cause. a gift TO sing,
able TO weigh an argument, and some
skill in presenting 1t by talking and writ
ing, and worth $1,000. None need apply
without reciprocatlng fgankness and SIM
cerity, and giving sufficient guarantee OF
the above qualities, photograph, age, etc,
stating whether settled or Unsettled in
religious belief. But doctrinal ideas nor
perfection will not be the test though
candor, amiability and opportunities, in
tuences and circumstances OF past life
will be considered. lso 1t will be ne
ccssary to give some reaeon Of the hope
that is within, and show willingness
hereafter to unite whole soul in the work
of righteousness, with resignation TO the
will of God. show seeking to walk ac-
cording to His Word, and true desire
to know what God requires. Any one
who will fill the bill please address, etc.
Even so would the Reverend Cnadband
have advertised for wife
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

WEgiye space to the communication
1~> T. ". who seems somewhat en-
%-'.asiir over cremation. We are WILL
ag that all sides OF the subject may be
f-sen.cd, and with this view cheeriully
submit 70 the criticisms of our correspon-
let. /. =. T. w really desires to be
'-ua:ed, and in his enthusiasm wishes
% hurry up the business, we would sug-
r.: at the present is an exceedingly
Appropriate time. for il there is any
&.,- that would reconcile person OF
>-P:.cs. views TO the process OF crema-
'o,, !: would be this cold weather. With
= CIR doubts and misgivings and natural
'-p-gnance to the work, we admit that
As,Ime. more cheerful aspect when
irving i through the frosty mists o. Il
cold winter day. Nevertheless we have
10 .Lr1iua.ion to rchest the worm OF
'1A. nature Intended should be It's food,
Ali \. = mstter of feeling prefer
lie old way, Notwithstanding the
"2!.m=h:sl embellishments our cor
''Poldent has given to cremation.
" our correspondent be correct that II Is
~ 50 ancient Pagan rite, then MT
LOOT was mistaken when he attempt
!" 70 prove that the Hindoo, Brahlhlst
40 other Pagan people alone posSessed d
'17 tue and original" mode OF disposing
u lie dead. We are not disposed to
axe par: IN the controversy and are
'.ihg that the cremstionists may decide
'Aa' among themselves. Our CORES =
P'"lent Is severe on the "white-washed
,I'Nnentslity" which oppose crematlon'
@'- Nc would remind him that we have
~ less authority than ST.. PAUL for say
-9 hat though We give our bodies to be
-'aed snd have not charity, it is nc
S'''' So if IS. T. w" does insist on
r,sg lng bis body cremsted after death, 10
S.' .e' 70 have it an entire success he must
Sa', e q little charity for those who self
.su'eoGsly look down upon cremation a
'ssan ceremony.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The QUO warranto Against Hayes

NEW YORK, December II "A South
Carolins correspondent Of the New York
..Tmes telegrsphs as follows:
COLUMBIA, December q.
The Supreme Court yesterday refused
10 grant the motion ~ remove the gaD
iOdrrdnt0 case against the Hsyes electors
10 the Unned States Circuit Court and
ordered the respondents 10 amend their
answer b. ii A. NJ. - day. Mr.. Corbrn
appeared and denIed that be had made
any answer. He had 4 motion 10 dismiss
because Of want Of jurlsdiction,
and 10 remove the case 10 the proper
court, the Circuit Court Of the United
States. Judge Willard undertook -
assert that the motion was in the nature
Of al answer, and the court had 50 acted
upon it, and that It was now TO late 70
depur 70 the Jurisdiction Oi the court.
CorbiE very heztedly sssertsd that the
court could not call that an answer,
which was = motion u dismiss. Af,sr
al angry coIloquy on the part oi the ,urt
be was allowed IIii to-mOrrO~ % amend
Illness Of An Eminent Jurfst.
Chic; Justice MOses is- quite i'll, snd
will not resume hi. seat on the bench Tor
some time, II a. all He u seyesty-tOur
years o.d, and bis recent attack Of cJn-
ge.tion vi the lungs leaves him eI-
tremely weak.
The Gubernatoriai Question.
Tue question Of who is Governor will
be argued on the hGb,Gs e"rPHs case Oi
the prisoner recently pardonea by Gov
ern0r Chamberlain, On Friday, beiO:c
Judge Carpenter, OF the Circuit Court.
80 you zee there is plenty for toe lawyers
10 do and little time " do it 10.
Both Congressional committees are
! hard st work. Senator Merrimon, Demo
I crst. sum moned two army ofices yes
terdsy. At least twenty Of The witnesses
summoned BY the Democrats cannot ap-
near because warrants have been out for
Them for an weeks for participation In
Ellsnton murder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
Speaker ,RandaIl's Letter to OrtOn.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The
following is the copy of letter from
Speaker Randall TO Mr.. Orton, written
yesterday.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1876.
Vim. Orton, Esq, President Of Western
Union Telegraph Company Neao York.
SIR:-Referrng to copy Of the sub
peta, accompanying your communica-
ton of the 231 inst, post marked New
York, Decenber 25Lh, 4.30 P NJ, and by
Inc just received, l find there is clerical
error in the writ, which escaped my at
tention at the time it was signed, of
which you might, perhaps, have
availed yourself, as an excuse 20
commit for not having brought with
you the papers they manitestly desired
to nave produced. Had you appeared
before them in obedience to mandate
about which you do not seem to enter
tain any doubt, namely, that you should
appear before the select committee in
New Orleans On the 26th day of Decem-
Der, 1876, that committee might have
asked you or desired to ask you, had you
appeared either with or without the
papers. |, OF course, do not know
If did / have no authority to excuse
you for disobeying the plain peremptory
mandate that you should appear before
the committee; the House alone can do
that, and suppose would only take
cogniZaI ce Of the matter when regularly
brought to its notice by the committee,
as you have possibly not observed the
resolutions adopted December 20, eA.
pressing the sense of the House in respect
OF its powers and privileges when acting
through the linstrumentality OF the conf
mittee, authorized to send for persons
and papers. have the honor te send
you the following copy, to which | would
respectfully call your attention. Then
follows the resolutions of the House be-
fore published
Very respectfully, yours,
(SignedJ SAMUEL }. RANDALL,
Speaker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

CHICAGO, December u. - Flour
Firm, but not quotsbly higher. wheat
Firm and higher; No. z Chicago spring
81 70 cash; 81 25i seller January VI 2Gt
al 26i seller February; closed NJ VI 2ot
seller February; 81 27I seller March; No.
3, llj6l ia; rejected S6g9sc. Corn
Demand fair and market arm nj Ate
cssh; 45i(g46lc seller January; Sic
y. Her February. Oats Demand active
and prices have advanced; 34c cash; SAC
seller February. Rye-DIll and nomi.
nal At 7lB(g72c. Barlsy-Dull aud low
er at &c Pork-Steady and m far
demand at$I6 90 cash; SIC 80 seller Janu.
sry; SIC ~ seller February; $l7 % sell
Ter March. Lard-Dull at SO 10 cash
sIs 95 seller February. Bulk Meats
Firm at Gt@6i9sitssi@sic. Whisky
AT 81 0s.
Hogs-Dres,ed hogs strong and high
or; odd lots 81 G0Gg6 10; light - s71,
packing So 80.
PHILADEt PHIA, December T.-flour
Quiet; extra - so; Minnssots family
Sc jO(G7 90. Wbest-Scarcej Pennsyl'
yania, red at 81 43; amber 81 46C9l ~;
white 81 80. Rye-Western 7st(Gs2c.
Corn-Old scarce; new yellow 66tab7c4.
white G4Ca57c Osts-QuIet; western
mixed 39@43; mixed S6Gs7c. Whisky
w estern 81 IL. Petroleam-Activs;
refined 30c; crude lie; Clover seed i+ta
l4Ic Butter-Quiet; New YORK and
Bradford county extra S2(G33c; nrs's
2IG,z2. Cheese isir demand. Egg,
Quiet; western fresh 2sNdSlc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
Apts Ofa lbesDpTauO.

ST. LOUIS, December PA depcrado
named Charles Leighton, fatally stabbed
another man near Springfield, Missouri
on Christmas day. In the evening he
attended ball in Springfield, and in an
unprovoked and most blood thirsty man
ner shot and Instantly killed young
man named Mason. Great excitement
followed this act, and his speedy lodg-
ment in Jail, alone perhaps prevented the
lYnching Of the brute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
Iout.faua and Florida Honestly for
ridden. Republican Encouragement
nf Fraud.

From the Nation.
We have little doubt that If the Oti-
GERS appointed by law in the two States
of Louisiana and Florida had done their
duty honestly they would have given
IN q maiorties to Tilden, and that we
considor the counter-charges of intlmids-
,ion brought by Republicans against the
Tildenites of no more weight IN Inc pre-
sent case than direct claims IN a court OF
law because not proved, and IN most
cases not provable, before competent
and impartial tribunal. In other werds,
,ya heleve in The election OF the Presl-
dent by legal machinery and legal PROOF,
Anglo Saxou fashion, and not by news
naner charges or popular rumor, OF the
solemn beleif' OF phllanthropic men
French or Mexican IA hlon. We nave
i,t,le doubt. too. that the operation OF
the Returning Boards. if not ln;tigsted,
b0ye heen connived at or encouraged
hv the Republican official hierarchy
from top to bottom, and that their ihdh-
fo-spce TO the moral character OF the
r-ncas. proyided the result be In their
fsyor bss been brazen and shameless.
General Bsrlow's report OH the FIorida
count constitutes an fortlorl argument
against the count in Louisiana, as we DC.
I,evs the Florida board, was the more
respectable of the two. We viii viii saa .n
thai we think the situation greatly ag-
grsysted by General Grants mental con-
S;,ion which appears to be one of great
irrltsbility. gres: combstiveness' strong
rsonsl feeling and lamentsble suscep-
t;h;Itv to the advice of bad and dsnger-
ons men. Finally. we see the danger
that. m if Hayes turns out even tolersoLy
aood president, the unfortunate circum,
sncss If his assesion may be overlooked
! sAuiG and forgotten, and msy prepare people
@ Sor further acquie sccnce in gross vlola-
tions of law and justice BY the party IN IN
NJ xer, with view. to the retention OF
|
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Relieved from Prosecution.

VIDALIA, La, December 27.-The
District Attorney read the following
message in open court, aud entered n
nolie pros. in the case Of the State us
David Young et al, for embezzling
S3l 900 of the parish school fund:
New ORLEANS, December 25.
To Hon. S. +. AltStiH, District Attor"cy OF
Viddild:
From representations made to me |
am led TO believe the charges against
Young are in measure groundless, and
if consistent with your duties ! nope You
will relieve him from the prosecution
now pending.
Signed w. I, hELLoGG.
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Lerdo's Capture Doubted.

HAVANA, December 27.-Gen Mejis,
formerly President Lerdo's Secretary OF
War, who was baniShcG from Mexico by
Porfrio Diaz, arrived here yesterday.
He saws the account of the capture OF
Lerdo and the shooting Of Escobedo
published in the American papers are
uncontirmed rumors and that Lerdo
probably succeeded in reaching the
Pacific coast in safety.
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.,ou of Satisfaction.

NV YORK December 27-The COM
mi,,ee appointed at the meeting OF meE- nc
nhaUt. h,s,v BANKERS, etc, which grew out OF
.naH .ps racsnt meeting at the house Of VIM
Tue y nodee hsye:adopted memorial 10
Congress expressing great ;a;a. sa''cla cnmmi,,ee
the appointment Of the lSlnI at eV,n conntinr
~ % consider the proper mode OF coup.lns pn
the ballots for President and vice ir.,
Ssp,' trp and and pray tor a prompt determine
tiop of the mode.