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DISSENTING STATESMEN.
5ryJghIfrg DtFDqfch 10 me IhifOdefphfr TTegs


EX-State Treasurer Robert W. Mackey ::
Personally am against the course of the Executive,
but polItically-as a Republican, mean-l am wiling
that ho should have chance 10 prove the correctness o.!
IN. views believe mis- intentions to be honest. As
said before while am personally against such policy,
think it would be uwlse 10 placC the Republican party
nf PeuusylVania 10 suaCOnlsd Ia the Administration"
E1-stats Treasurer kemble: " am ~ favor OF square
cOudcinua a. on of the policy
CHRIS X eass. chairman Of the City Committee: His
Southern policy is fraud, bur AIN not prepared 10
press an OPINION regarding the non political order"
Fx-SherId Elliott: ] would deDOunCe it. such an
action might hurt as now. out THINK IT would make us
strougcr in the future
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ONLY OPENING FOR THE DEMOCRACY.

Which party Las changed, or has there been
only "a change upon the suriacei Or II true that
nave dred far from our old anchorage that 1t
H. impossb.e to calculate departure by tae
stars IL seems 10 me that upon the old questions the
vital issues tat separated few ago, the Demo
cr,c partV like army in retreat, has surrendered
cvery position IT occupied; surrendered each after
hard Il ut and It is admitting that all the distnc
tive n1uciulcs for which II Onttndcd were II
mas accepted the results Of the war; II has accepted
aniptOn 1t has accepted universal suffrage il has
accented the Thirteenth. Fourteenth, aud Fifteenth
Amendments % the Constitution OF the Unned Statcs-
nil h acs of recOustruciion IL has accepted the green
back; IT has accepted the Hayes Administrations IN me
name az reason what left II To do nut 20 disbaud
fAnulause and aughterl Nothing in its life would be-
rninr N Ike Ihe leaving OF H.
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SENATOR HoAR's VIEW OF Reform.

at Is not by law or even constitutional en-
acment that reform IN the pubic service can DO at
FAMED Ii must effected, IL effected at ALL by the
great power OF public sentiment, aud then We do our
duty We need not borrow trouble from the future.
Hardly more Objectionable than TO the vctOrs belong
snnls IA the Congressional feature of recommendations"
DO you think the PRESIDENTS order to oficehOldcrs
will endanger the success OF the Republican party Z"
Not IN the least. don't think Il Will have any sort
of effect the party as whole. In some localities
where the parties have become ukewarD on account of
tine order. The may be hight but this will be made
up IN sections where the people nave been ridden over
-, K. ,..Iif
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Tile Nrw.YoRK TRInrNE saws: "No ofic

holder refuses 10 Resign ms political position, Is yet
suncfinZ the pangs OF mGrfydOm." We Just been
waiting Tor an opportunity TO convict TIE TkIBUSE Of
falseL0Od and-but, the whole, well wait for some
otter paragraphs 10 do it on.-l Milwaukee Sentinel
We miss Gail Hamilton's pepper sauce
Boston POst.
Yes The TRIBUNEs castor aside, but she'll cachup
La some NY, depend it, N.Y. Comm rcal Advertiser
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thousands OF miles, viii always be accessible to whoever
wishes 10 land them. 1t sto prevent tue .nemy,
once landed from getting out again that we ought 20
think: and shall compass that with a nation
mIlitariy organized and with a fleet worthy OF INC
country"
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
,URs: Morning. Night.

The diagram shows The oarome'rea nanatons ~ n ~ G .
preceding mnsht Tie white line repfenti the oa'ons
Of he mercury during those hours.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept 6-1 r. m.-The variations OF
airpressure, yesterday. were exceedingly small The
temperature has somewhat risen and the moisture OF
the air IL decidedly increased.
For this city and vicinity moro or less condness may
be expected today with slightly increased warmth;
probably threatening san. Tomorrow the cloudnessh
likely 10 continue, but with cooler winds.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
For the Middle and East Atlantic Coast
stations stationary, rising barometer northeast 10
southeast winds cloudy and rainy weather, aud station
airy temperature.
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5periul Notices.

Rrou Food botanical extract strengthens 'he brain
and cares nervous debility. Price FL All druggists. Depot
A Hens Pharmacy, 18th ~ and lsiaye, \. y
BRAIN Food Is sold by Huduut Herald Building Caswel
Mugs,x- 2Jlli,t Broadway.
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knowledge is Power"-Policeman: Now
than NOV, ON there's nothing the matter" Boy In
crowd Yer needn't tell US that you wouldn't be here
IL there Eas-"
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ERzERrM ANp TREBIZOND.

DESCRIPTION or TIE CAPTURED CITY - PAsKE-
wITCH's CAMPAGN-NIUKHIA LINE OF RE-
TREAT
The Russian march from Kars to Erzerum
is one OF the important record The great battle
before Kars was fought October 10 and on November
the Russians occupied Erzerum In the intervening
trentvone DAYS the uscovte forces have trayersed
road over 100 miles in length crossing rapid streams
and steep mountains. Tho city Of Erzerum, which
has beeu won by this achievement OF great strate gc
importance 10 IS situated upon the central taDe-
land OF Armenia whence the waters OF the Doruk tue
Arlxes and the Euphrates descend seyeraiy to the
Black Sea, the Caspian, and the Persian Gun. us
pa.ssion enables the Russian forces To move upon INC
Black sea coast from Treozond to Batum WIN every
prospect OF complete success. Communication VIII INC
base OF supplies can readily be kept open by way Of
Er and nothing but gross laundering can prevent the
Russians from acquiring control Of all Armenia
tr,er,,fn ia buut on the Western Euphrates, which,
G,vng .onthward FOR about 500 miles Joins the Iss
and tns enters the Persian Gult The city has about
5000 people, OF whom one-haf are A0hahmeudh'' ~
contains twentyelght knans or INNS thirteen puohc
baths and seventy mosques. The Chfistians nave
A Roman Catholic. Greek aud an Armenian
church The Congregational Church OF this country
has missionary station IN charge OF four clergy
man The streets are wider than those OF
most Turkish towns The houses are all lower tuah INC
level Of the streets and those OF the poorer GLASSES aro
constructed OF mud, with mud hoor the roofs oniy
being composed OF wooden raiters Inc principal aeS
are the dveng and tanning OF morocco leather Formerly
,i-. ,,sr. 100 aourlshng villages around lrzerum but
many or them now IN ruins
Fotyeght years ago Erzerum was occupied by PAske-
witch the celebrated Russian commander. lis cam
pai,n WA marked by the same rapidly OF movement
as the Russians have just displayed He concentrated
lane o. An army Of 1900 men and marched rom the
peybborhood Of Kars in the direction OF Erzerun by
surcessn rse he separated the Turkish loioe7' anu
d.fe.ted them in detail, the principal ehsasenen.
heinz fought dune l9l at knlny PRESSING on " i
I0i Inc qururrd the fortress or Htarhh hileu 70 ~
54I md four DAVIS aterward was IN possession o tua
r,nrugu capital. A m the recent instance lh, s
a. ~ be town was the immediate result OF t1e dfel u
he geld army The Asiatc militia were u'teIy ueIno "a
Tel Nv defeat aud incapable OF Offering rthel ItslsL
n. a. soou a. Paskewch was established IN EI1eruui
he ant troops 10 Kuiss aud BalDurt "hch eaSly ~
ed these places He then advanced IN person against
khart and having intercepted force coming 70 ts re-
uef he reduced the town itself. lie now adF shce
tnWard Trebzoud aud wls within forty six niles OF INA
mort when he was constrained TO retrace ms ssps s
lin encountered the Ottoman army al BaiDuit ana
utterly routed it. Paskewitch left garIsonS III the cOn
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NEBRASKA.

REPUBLICAN BY 5000 TO 5000 MAJORITY.
TIE ISDEpENDENr AND DEMOCRATIC VOTE IN
USUALLY LARGE.
OMAHA. Neb. Nov. I'm the Nebraska election
Yesterday. the state officers elected were Juase
Of the Supreme Court and two Regents
- tho State University. George B. Lake,
the Republican candidate and the present Cmet
Justice. Is probably elected, although Howe Ihde-
pepdent and Democratic nominee poiied an unusu-
ally heavy vote. All of the counties eiec'eu
officers The returns are very meagre' Coln-
munication il very difficult, and it will be near
~ week vet before the actual figures can be OBJ
tanned. This county Douglas elected seven ont Oh
nine Republican candidates.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 7.-Retums from about nan
the counties indicate that Lake Rep Is reelected 10
the Supreme Court by about 5000 majority.
Holmes aud Per5inger, Republicans arc eiecIeu
University Regents By about 5000 majority. Inc
county tickets are mixed the Independents eectihs
some of their candidates in many of the counties.
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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

.-,-.,,-r vrrS BY LATER FIGURES.
80, rrr-y N MASSACHUSETTS, l9,oOO
,,~,,ora.ric PLURALITY IN PENNshLN ANlA
80 -.rvrrAL MCLELLANs rLU iAL4If
,po--r10 0O0-wIsCoNsIN REPUBLICAN bf o'OVV
r,rpA,iTy-prMoCRA MAJORITY IL NL"-
YORK ABOUT $4,000
Tho LATEST returns make few important
chances in the results announced yesterday
Covernor Rices plurality IN Massachusetts Is
5000 The Prohibition candidate polls aoouV
1cooO votes. an unusual increase over iasV
year. when the combined vote for the VIeen-
~ and Prohibition ticket was only Z'ZOV'
V.,5ell pbillips. the candidate of two partleS'
..o;,..d 2 AZ votes The Democrats are
e,ra,,ed. and saw they were sold out IN boston
Tbe Democratic majority in New York re-
,,.i,s NJ about $4,000. The Senate Is safely
Repuhlican. and the Assembly Is in doubt run
,,,rriculars of the result on the state and local
tcket. will be found in other columns.
General NcClellan's plurality in New-Jersey
Il about 10000. The Legislature has a Dem
oc-atic majority Of nine on joint ballot, gam
Of three for the Democrats.
The Republican majority in Wisconsin IF
greater than that gwen Hayes last year, anu
may reach 10000. The Democrats charge
their defeat 20 their Endorsement OF the Green
hack platforn. The Greenback party Is thought
~ have polled 10000 votes and to hold the
balance of mower in the Legislature.
Tbe Democratic plurality in Pennsylvania
will be over $4,000. The Republican candl-
date for supreme Judge runs ahead OF MS
ticket iu some localities.
The Democratic majority in Maryland e1-
ceeds $4,000. and the Democrats nave
% majority in the Legislature. Nebraska i
Republican by from 5000 to 5000 ma
iority. Returns from Mississippi Virgin
MIA. Minnesota, and Kansas are SUI
meagre. but show that the two former are
Democratic. and the two latter Republican 10y
the usual majouucs
Comment at Washington shows that the
Republicans are acreeJbly surprised at the
result. The Administration and ITS friends are
rlrased with tine Massachusetts vote. ne
southern Democrats are glad that Iammany
mower j.. no greater, and that General McDlel-
lam has not majority enough to make HIM
Prcsideuua. candidate.
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DISASTER orr B1RNEG4T.

A VESSEL, SUPPOSED To BIZ A STEAMER, LOST AND
80 PERSONS SAVED.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. THE Signal Service
observer at Barnegat N j., reports that yesterday
soon afternoon, vessel, supposed to be steamer,
was seen three miles of shore, on her
beam-ends, aud drifting before strong westerly
wind About ? p. N. she disappeared and is pre-
sumed To have sunk. Three were observed
clmgng to her rigging. Apparently no odert was
made TO save them. No traces OF the vessel have
since been seem This occurred about four miles
south Of the Baruegat station
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WISCONSIN.
POSSIBLY REPUBLICAN BY 10000.

POSSIBLY REPUBLICAN BY 10000.
UNEXPECTED GREENBACK Observation-Disclosures Oh
THE DEMOCRATS.
MILWAUKEE Wis, Nov. 7.-1he official returns OF
Milwaukee City and County give Mallory DEM 557
majority against a majority Of 1873 two years ago.
Pretty full returns from the State show that the Re
pubicans have carried the State by from 1000 to
5000 majority. Smiths majority Is figured by some
as being nearly 1000 ahead Of last years vote
when Hayes had 5000 majority. Should the re-
mandcr Of the State do AZ well as the portion
already heard from, the majority will reach lO'oOo
The returns received do not give the vote Tor any
candidate but Governor and only few Assembly OF
Senate Districts have been heard from.
Mr.. Rublee, chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, thinks that the Greenback-
ers will hold the balance Of power III the
Legislature. The Democrats concede the state
to the Republicans and attribute their de-
feat to the bunder Of their leaders in IN
dorsing the soft money platform. At Fond Du Lac
a number of prominent Democrats refused to VOTE
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sIGNIFIcANCE OF THE ELECTION.


pIsrRICT-ATTORNEY STEWART l.. wOODFoRpS
vIEw,-rHE HARD-MoNCY VICTORY IN VISION
SIN TO FIX TIE FUTURE POLICY OF THE RE-
PUBucANs-H0NEsr CURRENCY AND INTERVAL
IMPROVEMENTS THE PLATFORM OF rHf FUTURE.
District Attorney Stewart l.. Noodtord
pu,ned aside the pile o. his ofceies yesterday
morniug FOR few minutes talk vita representative %
THE tribune 81 have not read the papers or Thoughts
about the election enough yet 20 get my ideas together
on the features Of the result he said, but eyidens
that the thing Of most significance Is the Republican VIC
to IN Wisconsin IL that the party has only TO %
true to its principles on the financial question TO depend
nnon the support OF the sense OF the people.
Our friends Ia Wisconsin did not compromise with tho
currency hereses that oyerrunning the West They
stood by the Resumption Act and they demanded that
there should be reconciliation OF silver unless an
equality OF value should be established Deween the dol
lar Of that metal and the gold dollar They appealed TO
tbe Intelligence aud honesty OF the community. They
made the same dght which the Ohio Republicans mads
IN 1873 and extracted the result from the election
They have taught lesson 20 the party IN oil the VEST
ern states That lesson "a that faithful 70 our
convictions and our record on the money Quss-
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ouered towns and marched back 20 Georgia. but al
his troops were subsequently Withdrawn from Erzerum
at the conclusion OF peace.
Nukhtar forces are reported 10 have rereated both
toward Ersingjan and 1rehizOud. The former Town .
about eighty miles southeast N Erzerum tss on tno
Fupbrates and has about 5000 people. Tre0izOnd is a
place OF greater Importance 10 Is in direct line, about
nected bv good road II is the principal port Of Arne-
MIA and has several steamship lines. IfeoHOhu Lao 4
population OF about 900 people. Il u pracucay DC
enceess and might fan readily INTO the Russians hands
in case they advance against IL.
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THE OPERATIONS AROUND PLEVNA.

LONDoN, Wednesday, Noy. Z, 1877.
A Russian official dispatch is published, which
SAYS: A squadron Of our cavalry has occupied the
road from Rahova to Widdin. Rahoya was occupied
by 800 Turkish infantry, part Of whom, with the
inhabitants, Withdrew the approach OF our re-
conuoitering force. On sunday night General Sko-
belief pushed on to Brestoyec sguth Of Pleyua,
threw up batteries there and aftea violent cannon
ade, attacked the Turkish position with infantry"
As the above dispatch does not report the result,
the attack was probably unsuccessful.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ANNAPOLIs Nd. Nov. THE trial Of Judges
Grason Yeott o. tho Baltimore County Crcu Court N
dcted county for macasanoe Ia oce WA begun mere
to-day.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. Tx Marshal George
W Hunter Of Barist0wn, KY while IN charge OF plseIs 20
De tiken tho penienuary fatally wounded sam foiu
who attempting TO escape.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA months mlnd-mass. IN
cathedral this morning. The Rsht Rev Bishop Becker Oh
Wilmington celebrsnt and the Rev n r. Boyle OF
Warrington delivered address Oh the ie VI me ae AIcu
blaAOp
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PENNSYLVANIA.

DEMOCRATIC BY OVER 1900 PLURALITY.
Very few returns have been received from Penn
Fva1ia, but the reported and estimated majorities
Indicate a Democratic plurality Of over $4,000 on
tie vote for Treasurer Sterrett rep, for Supreme
Court Judge leads his ticket in Philadelphia, Al
lgae1y and other parts Of the State.
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THE BOSTON MAYORALTY CONTEST.
rrg rtrr -s t.rtf tn TU. rufur-Np

Bo-roN, Mass, Nov. The contest for the
Ma,oraltv Boa Boston promises % be lively. At the
meeting 90 the Democratic City Central Committee this
evening. Mayor Prince was reuomInated There viii be
Citizens candidate, and 10 Is understood that Exon
gresham Henry Pierce who held Tie Office OF Mayor
b. 1--} Mn accept nomination. II he does, Mayor
Princes chances for ectiou exceedingly poor HIS
extreme PARTISAN course has made him the most uup0-
MIR Mayor I.nl a. Hld for many ears hut hi, iol-
low ers VII night vigorously for him. aud lively contest
Wiz De- tut result.
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PuuADFTpHIA. Nov. DIN susqnehanna CoHHTy
the Greenback vote Is comparatively very heavy
In SchuylkiIl County the Greeubackers poIed 5000
votes.
The following is the vote for State Treasurer IN
Luzerne County, with nineteen districts to near
from: Wright .Greenoack-Labprl, I3,JO-; Ha'O
lKepJ 4. SIS; NOycs DEM 5,@lJ.
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UNION COUNTY.

Union County gives Mcclellan Ss3 majority.
yo,slor DEM is elected County Clerk by 492 ma
ioritv. and Gerber DEM Surrogate by 81 majority
Elizabeth City elects Or. Green DEM Mayor IN
plare of Townley Rep by lOl majority. Inc
Council still contains nine Republicans and seven
Democrats. The Republicans gain one FfeehoIder
The -ebool Board Is the same as before
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L0ND0N, IlIT IaT- nov. ), ~.
Almost all the Provincial munic palItIes in Greece
voted resolutions urging union amongst the pohu-
cal leaders, and speedy warIlke preparations.
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The vote was very light. The Temperance vote

TABLE OF COMPARATIVE PLURNGTIES.
IA4gO DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY FOR TREASURER
AGAINST 1864 REPUBLICAN PLURALITY FOR
PRESIDENT IN 1876.
Returns come in slowly from Pennsylvania, but
enough have been received to indicate a Democratic
plurality Of over 1900 for state Treasurer. Unof-
fcial and estimated pluraltes for Treasurer are
compared below, with the puralities for President
in $40. The figures given show that William ?.
Schell DEM has between 1900 and 10000 more
votes that William B. Hart Rep 1t is impossible
to tell now whether the official figures viii increase
or re1uco This uiuralitv.
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A GENERAL levy IN MONTENEGRO.

LONDON, Thursday, Nov. =, l-77
The Paris correspondent of The Times says: News
has been received here that the Prince of Monte
negro has ordered all Slonteuegrius to take up arms
Tomorrow"