The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-10

from the States OF South Carolina and
Louisiana was wise just and constitute
tional; that it has contributed in Il large
degree to the restoration OF peace and
harmony throughout the country and is
entitled to receive the cordial support OF
all MEN who realize that while there IS a
North and Il South and an East and Il
West, there is but one country, one con
stitution and one drStiny'' Phillips, OF
Kansas, objected. Butler, of MasS;chu-
settS, suggested that it should I've referred
to the committee on education and Labor
and the matter dropped.
EUROPE.
War News,
Special Dispatch from Bory r', about
miles south Of rlrxna to the Times, has
the tollowing: "rhc Gar arrived her,
on the 9th October. Grand Duke Nich
olas has his headquarters here. General
To'!lrhrn is at TukrnitZo with his staff
the prince of Roumania's headquarters
are ut P"erdin. The attack on Trlisrhs
Simultaneously with the capture OF Du
hruk on the 24th jltimo, was rrp'l|sr,
with Il loss Of 1000 men; loss ut Duhrul
was 5000 men. Every brigade and rryi
mental commander, was killed or wound
cd and as nearly all the officers Of til,
guards are personally known at head
quarters, the fact that two hundred Off
GERS has been placed l,ors lu combat, has
cast gloom OYER the members Of the
staff at borgct, The Investment Of Plrv
ma continues in dcs,iltory way'
A special dispatch from Shumla to til,
daily Telegraph says Silestrca is threat
eDed with investment but is exceedingly
strong in its ,letthses and fully armed
The garrison is in admirable condition
and commanded by Sulcinan lasha, ON,
Of the ablc>t generals.
London, Nov. 1.-The Tclrgraphs cor
respondent, an eye witness trltgraph
from Ezcrou,n: AS the Turks were
evacuating lIosSon Kalch on Tuesday
night; the Russians surprised their real
guard taking tw" battaions prisoners =
The enemy's approach was uttrrl, mex
pected. The Turks now occupy IL torn'i
dable position at Devenboynn. Devon
boyun is the last defensive position cas-
of Ezcrouu."
London, Nov. l, l p. MT appear
ftom a Bucharest telegram dated las
night that AL effort is being made to gail
possession of the Plevna and Ralra road
The Roumanian forces which has brel
stationed between tic rivers Vid and Is
kea yesterday made reconnaissance
along the Danube in the direction of Rall
ara at Vadcri. Roumanian reports sa,
after Il brief cannOnade the Turkish mag
azine exploded and the garrison retreat
ed in the direction of Rahara. Two com
panies of Roumanians occupy tie redorbt
A special from Vienna to the Time
says uueasiness is felt in Constantinopl
aNOut Grazi. OSman Pasha's army is by III
means grounded 1t is true there are tn
road, in the direction of Widden and Ur
ataza which Ito not appear to have bee!
closed but these are of little avail 70
supplies and arc very poor substitutes 70
a Servian raid in case of retreat frol
Plcvna. While there We're only dttacl
ments of Russian cavalry ranging west u
the Vid and all important points on til
road were held by the Turks, the rctrea
cOnld have been effected with tolcrabl
facility, but now that tho Muscovte ar
NY may be said to be in the rear Of Ple>
ma and on the most direct line of retreat
q retreating movement by tho othe
routes becomes rather Il doubtful mattel
French Politics.
Paris, Oct. 29.-Results of second Gal
lots yesterday so far known, show TIL,
nine government candidates and two re
publicans were elected in three arrU,l
disemcnts, republican candidates claim
ing they were elected OH the 18th inst
did not stand, intending to submit thei
claim to the chamber Of deputies. r.
publicans however, did not attach ninc
Importance to these supplemental cicc
lions because excluding the three unco1
tented arOndsements above mcntionc,
Ten second ballots were rendered nccrS
sary simply on account Of divisions of tn
conservative vote between the opposin
Royalists and Bonamrtists candidates
! one of whom has now withdrawn, render
ing the result certain. Compile tie ESpiI
ais. Bonapartists, d teated in Gndion; Il
was moderate republican, member of ii.
last chamber for Chateau Chinnon, d.
partment of Nievre, whose candidatuI
Gambctta went to Chateau Chinnon
support.
Paris, Oct. 29.-The Soleil again to-tla
insists that either President M'cMalto
or the ministry must resign. There is II
other way out Of the crisis, the Sole
says, and it naturally prefers that til
ministry should resign.
The conservative paper LAssemh
Rationale declares it can conIirn' Il
statement of Pays that the resignation c
ministers has already been determined q
in principle.
London, Oct. 29.-Later Intelligent
from Paris shows fifteen second hallo
were held yesterday, resulting in til" {
ection Of eleven conservative and four +
publicans. By this the chamber wi
stand 800 republicans and 2lO conserv;
tives. Mote the result OF yesterday
Galloting as reported In this dispatch I
not admit the claim Of three republican
that they were elected on the 18th ms
as mentioned in previous dispatch.]
Notice From the South.
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