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La crónica., 1877-12-01
EXTRAN R 0.
GUERRA DE ORIENTE.

L0ndres, Nov. 28.-Un correspon-
sal de Viena dice que segun noticias
de Constantinopla es segura la
pronta caida de Mahomoud Damad
q consecuencia de descontento por Ia
perdida de Kars.
Viena, Nov. 2S.--Los ~peri6dicos
de Bucharest dicen que ell principe
de Gorstchakof ha estado ocupado
ultimamente Ell activas negociacio-
mes para la paz.
Paris, Nov. 28.--Un despacho de
Pera dice que los turcos tienen una
fuerte posicion a la cabeza del desf.
ladero Orchadia-
Berlin, Nov. 26.-Las relaciones
comerciales de Russia con ell Asia
Central aumentan constantemente
a pesar de la guerra.
Viena, Nov. % Los rusos han
inaugurado un atrevido movimien.
to de avance, que ST tieIe buen exi.
to impedira q los turcos la salvation
de Plevna.
La crónica., 1877-12-01
Presunto.

Tn individuo comete una accion
que las leyes castigan; es VI desa-
cato q Ia autoridad, una contraveD-
cion q las ordenanzas municipales
uno de tantos crfmenes pequehos
que tienen su denomination en- ell
c0digo penal. La poiicfa tiene CO.
nocimiento del hecho; prende al
culpable, que es conducido a la car
eel custodiado por IN esbirro. Ed
Ell canine al calaboZo sc muestra
tan d0cll que ell polizonte Sc descui
da; mas ell REQ aprovecha la coufian-
del corchete, intenta fugarse, y para
clio 10 asalta d mano armada; afor
tunadamente, algunos transeuntes
paran ell golpe y libran del peligro
que corria al agente de la justicia,
aseguraudo al REQ. Este es un su
ceso.
Tn %peri0dico que Sc afana por pa
sar por ilustrado, por que regala al
publico dos wees por seman IN
artfculo de fondo. sin fondo, por que
no 10 tIene g por que 10 lleva tan
profundo que nc Sc lie alcanza, da
cuenta del hecho y llama presunto
asesino al REQ. Ell gacetillero de
otro peri6dico Sc atreve q decir, en-
un sueltito, mas a menos satfrico,
que la o presunto esta NAL usada
en- tai case, y ell redactor del primer
peri0dico 10 califca de brute. Juz-
guemos la question.
Ell diccionario de la Academia dice:
"PREsUNTO, part; pas, irr. de pre-
"sumir. adj. Epfteto que Sc da a la
"persona caliicada de otro modo,
shasta uue decida un fallo, 6 confir-
La crónica., 1877-12-01
La Election Municipal.

Ell presente DumerO de La Gro
MICA, es ell ultimo que ha de apare-
Ger al publico antes que los electo-
torres de la ciudad de Los Angeles
Sc reuuan Ell los comicios, para ele
CIR 6 representatives de la comunldao
que entren al servicio del municipio
V tomen sobre ST la pesada y diffeil
tarea de sacar q nuestra ciudad del
crftico estado financiero en- que la
ha puesto la estupidez de una suce-
sion de Concilios que han conducido
de la mas extravaganza la
nave del gcbierno local, a una segu-
ra y pronta ruina. Como ha des
merecido ell credito de la Ciudad de
Los Angls. 1ltimamente puede ina
ginarse considerable que los bonos
de la ciudad al Z por ciento que pri-
m:tivamente Sc vendican facilmen-
te en- ell mercado q S74 centavos pol
peso, solo obtienen ahora con diff
cultad en- San Francisco 81 centa'
vos. Como ha lido aumentando Ia
OPPRESSION sobre ell propietario st
comprende o~bservando ell aumentC
del tipo de impuestos aho tras anc0
hasta que en- la actualidad la opre'
sion que Sc ejerce sobre ell contribu
yente equivale q expoliacion: 10 qut
actualmente pagamos aquf por con
tribucion Sc c~onsidera buena ga
nancia en- Europa para un capita
bien empleado. Els precise detene
esLa marcha que llevamos q la ban
carrota: a1os de sequfa, epidemias
las siete plagas de Egipto no harial
tanto para impedir la venida entr
nosotros de genie de capital com
las barbaras contribuciones que aqu
sc cargan sobre la propiedad. Fe
lizmente sc opera un MONUMENT
hacia la buena direction: los candi
datos postulados para la election de
Lines son con contadas ex cepcione
ciudadanos capaces y h%onrados,
que pueden mejorar nuestra situa
cion. Ell boleto de los CoDtribu
yentes ha sido tornado con cuidadi
y en- Ell estan Representatives los int
reses mas preciosos de nuestra ciu
dad. Sin embargo, deseamos We
elegido a Apablasa, candidate indie
pendiente, en- ell Ter. Cabildo, y cree
mosque los votantes de raza espahol
obraran acertadamente cambiando
10 por J. r.. McMannis. De la mis-
ma manera quisieramos yer q Ed
l. Baker en- ell Ser. Cabildo. Su
miras con respecto q nuestro siste
ma de riego concuerdan en- graz
MEDIA con las que nosotros tene
mos, con las que creemos tienden q
progreso de nuestros intereses agrf
cOlas.
La crónica., 1877-12-01
B0LET0 INDEPENDENTS

Ell siguiente boleto ha sido postu-
lado ante los votantes de Los Ange-
les con Ell caracter de independents:
Para miembros del Concilio, primer
Cabildo-J. Mutually, G. Apablasa;
segundo cabildo-J. Mascarel, J.
Schumacher; tercer Cabildo-John
IL. Jones, A. f. Kercheval. Junta
de Educacion-H. K. w. Bent, J.
e. Jackson, DR.. J.. Luppo.
La crónica., 1877-12-01
E~nchiIadas, Tamale.
menuGO.
AVISO.

WM. Farrell, pioneer Gas Filter
w Coiocador Primitive de Apar..
para ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ha dado W.
mienzo q su negocio en- la Gale ME-
del Concrete N. o %, en- seguida de Ia I.
llerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y Sc hail.
listo q atender q TODD 10 perteneclec-,
su oicio.
ETANADOR, Coloca Tubos De Gas p
Tubos de Vapor, con toda prontitud n
precios razonables. Sc Garantiza ,c
Trabajo. Del tamano de la muestra.
n3nO
La crónica., 1877-12-01
Actas de Venta Registradas.


Maria Macaria Sual g Maria Tri-
nidad Sual de Rochel a Luis Wolf
skill-12 acres, ell ell terreno DE vi
llalobos, en- la Gale Kohler (por de-
recho); 81.
Chas. r. Johnson a Tadeo Amat,
Obispo de la Iglesia Cat0lica Roma
ma de MenteTey-Todo ell derecho,
tftulo e interes al solar en- ell lado
Este de la plaza (por derecho); 81.
Noviembre 81.
Francisco Lopez a Francisco y
Francisco e. Lopez acres al lado
este del rio cerca de Cummings;
Amor y carino.
Francisco Lopez q Francisco L6-
pez-Solar 100 pies de frente en- la
calle Lopez cerca de la Sra de Lag
zarovich; Amor y carino.
Francisco Lopez a Catalina More
no de ~L6pez-Toda la propiedad
perteneciente q dicha parte de la
primera parte en- ell condado de Los
Angeles. Todo ell ganado y caba-
llada herrada r, 1000 borregas, to-
do ell ganado herrado t, % cerdos, l
carnage, l carretela, l caro-, 4 pa
res de harnesses, 10 barriles para VII
no y 2 tinas; $4,000.
Noyiembre 2S.
A. NJ. w. de Temple a John H,
Lucinda, Margarita, Waltery Char
les P. Temple-4OO acres del rancho
Dolores o PetrerO de Felipe Lugo y
600 acres de la propiedad del Moli-
no; todas las rentas y beneficios de
dicha propiedad descrita mientras
viva Ell donante y S25.
Sra. Brigida Zobelein, Sra. Mary
S. Thomas, r. NJ. Town y Abel
Macon a II. D.. Barrows-La mitad
oeste de la parte N. ] de N. E. sec.
7, cabildo 2 S, r. 10 w. (t1tulo con
fecha Diciembre 10 de 1876 81.
Manuel Chaves ct ux. a f. NJ. Co.
vert-Solar al lado este del rio GER
ca de LEROY.
Noviembre 80.
Luis f. Abila q Henry CarteIy y
Jean NJ. Molle-Los dos pedazos de
terreno en- ell rancho La Cienega
designados a Januario Abba; $500.
Arculano Martin q H. G.. Rosen-
baum-Solsr 4, IA 8, en- San
Juan Capistrano; $50.
Pierre Domec a Eugene Mayer
Solar C~olindando al S. O. por la
Iglesia Catolica; LOO.
E. Maud a p. Beaudry-2O acres
la esquina S. .. de las GALES Yale
y College, excepto 2 ~solares de 12Ox
100 pies; $3.50.
HIPoTECAs.
Noviembre 20.
Maria Rosario de Osborn q Joseph
Sherburne-Solar 8, manzana
10, medicion de Ord; 8 meses, u por
$500.
NovIembre 81.
Jose l.. Rivera ct TX. q Antonio !
Valla-Solar 80 pies de trente al la J
10 este de la caIle Yale por 165 pies |
lie fondo, siendo parte del solar II, :
nanzana 50 medicion de Ord; 3
,6os IL nor 10O. Sam T
Modesto Boiler de Olivera ct
q Joseph NJ. Sherburne- |
Solares 5 y 8 del terreno de Botiller; \
amos, 2 por loo; $500.
EMBARGos. L
Noviembre %. r
d. Rivera VS.. Francisco Lopez +
embargo de IS 70-100 en- ell iado este /
lei rio, cerca de Workman, V Is 2
5-I00 acres en- ell lado este del rio, c
de Lazzarovich; 2, 1877 40. {
Noviembre 80. n
D.. Rivara VS.. Francisco Lopez {
embargo de cierta propiedad; ST. 1877 I
0. 4
o w. Childs VS.. L6pez-Empar-
o de cierta propiedad; $500,
La crónica., 1877-12-01
Nj A S.
RESUMEN DE Los ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.
EsTADos UNIDoS.

San Francisco, Nov. 26.-Los ira
bajadores han rogado a la autoridad
de policfa que reconozca como
miembros de la policfa especial q
las personals nombradas por ellos;
pero la policfa ha rehusado la petit
cion, contestando que conffa en- la
fuerza regular y ell cuerpo especial
va nombrado para manteper ell Or
den ell Jueves durante la procession
MERGED, Nov. 27.-El tiempo'es
fresco y agradable. Los agriculto-
res estan muy contentos a causs de
las ultimas lluvias.
La crónica., 1877-12-01

Tomamos nota de una adverten-
ella que hace al editor de La CR6NI-
Ca ell gacetillero del Republican, y
nos atrevemos q la vez a advertir
Dor nuestra parte que ell dicho gace-
tillero habria mostrado ser mas cor.
tes v mas cumplido caballero EXPIRE
sandose con mas decencia. Pero
como sabemos que hay ciertas gen
ties que desconocen los principles de
verdadera educacion, pasamos por
alto tan natural descuidO.
La crónica., 1877-12-01
NOTICIAS DE

Leemos en- A independents, que
We la luz publica en- Guaymas:
Don Alexandra Willard, que des.
empena actualmente en- esta ciudad
ell consulate de los Estados Unidos
ha sido nombrado ultimamente por
su gobierno, Ministro Plenipoten-
ciario cerca del imperiO del Brasil.
Ell general d. Epitasio Huerta
regresa pr0ximamente q Mexico.
Cuentase Por los mariscalistas que
su digno jefe fue tan bien recibido
por ell gobierno del Palo, que ha
conseguido cuanto ha querido con
d. Porfrio, y que la salida del Sr.
Huerta de Sonora Ia ha motivado
I'm capricho de d. Vicente que no
quiere tener ningun jefe del ejercito
aquf, que lie iscalice sus actos.
Aunque parece impossible que ell
Sr. Mariscal pueda inluir con ell
gobierno revolucionario, no debe
dudarse NADIA de 10 que Sc dice, 81
sc tiene en- cuenta la audacia de d.
Vicente y Ell POGO tho dc d. Por-
firio.
Mas tenemos la conviction de que
al Sr. Mariscal, 81 tiene buen exito
en- sus pretensiones cerca del 60
bierno tuxtepecano, diffcil lie sera
volver q Sonora. Anuncia nues-
tro ilustrado colega ia BauderB
N~acional" de fecha 6 de Octubre,
que ha llegado a la capital, D. vi
cente Mariscal, gobernador que dice
ser de Sonora.
Lo participates q los m~ariscalis-
tas para los fines CONSEQUENCES.
Seguramente los tres diputados
que fueron de Sonora q Mejico, han
enmudecido en- la Capital, porque no
sc les ha dido hablar en- las sesiones
del Congreso de la Union, y solo Sc
explican con nalgazos y movimien-
tos de cabeza, lenguaj9 muy elocuen-
te en- las practicas parlamentarias.
Con hombres tan ilustrados como
los que mand6 D. Vicente a la re-
presentation nacional, no puede
menos Sonora que esperar grandes
cosas, solo que q la vuelta de esas
notabilidades tendra ell Estado que
s~Ostener una escuela de sOrdo-nIu-
dos, porque nuestroS diputados es
probable que pierdan hasta ell uso del
habla 81 contindan argumentando
y pensando con las nalgas, cerebro
adonde Sc ha reconcentrado tOda la
inteligencia de los tres agentes de
la voluntad de los tres agentes de la
voluntad de d. Vicente Mariscal.
Todos creenq que los pasos arbitra-
rios que ell gobierno ha estado dando
han sido a~consejados de mala fe por
ell actual secretario de gobierno d.
Jesus Quijada, quien parece que Sc
inclina a ser gobernador del Estado.
Cast 'todas las municipalities
del interior &c la Republica sostie-
men IN peri0dico en- que publican
sus reglamentos de policfa, u pla.
mes de propios, las actas de sus Sc
y Ell fin, todas aquellas pro-
videncias que ell Ayuntamiento to-
ma en- cumplimiento de su insti-
tucion.
En- Sonora no hay una sofia mu-
n%icipalidad que tenga un periodico.
Sc concibe esa falta por la absolute
.iseria EN- que Sc encuentran la ma
yor parte dc los Ayuntamientos del
Estado; pero los de Guaymas, Her
mosillo y AIamos que tienen IN
movimiento de caudales,
1eberian establecer I'm 6rgano, don
lie encontrarian recopilados todos
actos, facilitandoles asf datos
Interesantes, para la estadfstica de
,ada localidad. +,
La crónica., 1877-12-01
DEFUNCION.

La Sefiora Doha JESUS VIM.
MORALES, falleeio ell Viernas de
Oct. de l677.a la edad de GO aTo.o Dc
finada era notural de Hermo.;6I L
Sonora, Mejico: falleci6 ON
Gabriel, condado de Los Ans a
California y dej0 en- este nafs
espcsO Don Francisco Mora1aSl
una numerosa familia cue noss
irreparable perdida. Sc snnIia q
los peri6dicos de Sonora QUE ras a
duzean esta noticia para one p y
guen q conocimiento de sus d. is
en- aquel estado. 27oIno
La crónica., 1877-12-01

L6ndres, Nov. 3O.-Un despacho
especial de Viena fechado ell Vier-
mes, dice que pOI ~teIegramas recibi-
dos allf de Roma, Sc sabe que ell
Papa esta en- su Ultima agonfa.
La crónica., 1877-12-01
S | q 3
NICOLAS CRUMP

NICOLAS CIR UMP
Teine el honor de a sus
amigosy al pnblico en- general que ~
Comprado la panaderfa de Mr.. JOIN
RUMP, cerca de la Iglesia Catolica, eS
quina de las GALES Marchesseault y MANI
cada manana Sc hallara en- su esl@'
blecimiento de venta: Pan Fresco, TorIaS'
Pasteles de todas classes, etc., etc. Sc alen,
deran Embellishments todas las ordehe'
que esten en- su Ifnea de negocios'
La crónica., 1877-12-01
MerCadO de Los Angeles.

PreciOS al por NEenOr.
Revista preparada y %corregida BIZ
commandments por Seymour y La
Fetra de la GRANGE STORE, 1SS,
calle Principal Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1877-12-01
Ell PARAISO

en- este establecimiento Sc baca
cular especialidad de las comldas ii gLl
dadero estilo mejlcano porIainsig,is ,ei
te suma de vdl
La crónica., 1877-12-01
[Parricular. de La CRoNIcA.I
Exposition Universal de 1873,
Xxx.

Description general del Palacio del Cam
pc de Marte.-Las estatuas sinb3licas.
Ell terrado Y ell parque.-Las exposi-
clones particulares.-La exposition ma
rftima y 1lvial.-La exposition de
agricultura.-Los medios de trasporte.
Las obras del Trocadero.-La sala de
bailes.-La cascade y Ell parque.-Pre'
clio total de las obras de la Exposition.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

FINALLY DISPOSED OF.-The case of
Father Stack against Rishop O'Hara, in
litigation for more than six years, WIS
finally decided at Williamsport, ON Tues
day last in favor of the priest. Judge
Gamble, as Chancellor in the Count of Com
mon Pleas, filed an elaborate opinion in
which he maintained that the power exer-
cised in the case by Bishop O'Hara is un-
warranted by the canon laws, and that
even If the discipline of the church allowed
1t, such power must nevertheless be con-
demned AS contrary to the law of the land
and prejudicial to the rights of citizenship.
The superiority of civil over ecclesiastical
law is expressly asserted. Tire decrse of
the Court accordingly declares the removal
of Father Sack, as punishment for a sup
posed offense, unlawful that the prohibit
tion directed to Father Stack, forbidding
him to exercise any priestly functions in
W illiamsport, was unla wful, but the decree
of restriction asked for is not granted on
the ground that it might bc iniudicious To
disturb the present state of things IN the
congregation. This point, however is an
"psn question if The Bishop should appeal
10 the Supreme Court.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

The resul of the war in Armenia during
the last three weeks have generally been
adverse to the Turks, The Turkish army,
after it's late disastrous defeat near Kars,
succeeded III making good its retreat to
F. zeroum, where it is now besieged by the
Russians. In Bulgaria, the western seat
of the war, there have been several severe
encounters between small detachments of
tile two armies, but no general engage
ment. Plevna, the key TO the situation,
stjll holds out, although the Russian re-
ports say'that it is completely invested, or
surrounded that all communication with
1t by the Turks is cut off, and that its sur
render must soon take place. lf This event
dees not happen very soon, the severity of
the weather and the condition Of the roads
will compel the Russians to retire into Will
ter quarters.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

The PORE is reported to be very near
his end and may die At any mpment-may
be dead before this meets the public eve :;
yet may linger for days or weeks. He was
eighty-fivc years old on The 18th of last
May and has been Pope over thirty ono
years. His life has been full OF cares, but
lie has ever maintained calm spirit and
governed his actions as became his position.
Everything considered, his age is remarka-
ble. In his boyhood and early manhood
he was afflicted with opileptic fl S, and was
In feeble health, and during his pontifica.
career he has encountered "A sea Of troubles
But his placidity of temper and his con-
seriousness of good intentions have preserv
ed him until he has passed four-score wears.
In person AID manners he was ever most
engaging and agreeable, and the beniguity
OF his countenance aud his smile aIyays
won the learts Of all Who have come into
his presence, whatever their religious senti-
ments or prejud ices. Aud his voice was
scarcely less winning. 1t was soft and
sonorouS, and, when addressing the mul :
:ude, could be heard distinctly even
against the wind, long way off. All who
have visited Rome entertain very high
regard for Pho Mono, and thousands OF
Protestants III America will profoundly la
ment his death. Philadelphia Record. 1871.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

THE Philadelphia Times thinks it would
be he proper thing for Gov. liartranft to
appoint Judge Sterrett As President Judge
of the Fenhngo district TO fill the vacancy
caused by the election to the Supreme
Court of Judge Turnkey, his late c"mpeti-
tor. 1t would be eminently appropriate on
Judge Sterrett would accept the appoint
ment, and although it is not as high posi-
tiou as seat on the bench OF the Supreme
Cou t, nor is tue salary SO large, there is no
Office which a man can hold SO responsible
and honorable as that OF presiding officer Of
- Court sitting in impartial and Intelligent
Judgment on disputed questions of right
between man and man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

TnE British authorities have Informed
Sitting Bull that he and his braves viii be
permit ed to remain in Canada, and have
dir, cted him to proceed to a reservation
set apart for him on Red Deer river north
west of Fort Walsh. When he was in
formed of this fact some days ago by Col.
Mcleod, the British commandant at the
Fort, and told that in his new quarters he
must keep the peace and give no. cause for
trouble, Sitting Bull made a speech which
we publish below. Coming from an un-
tutored Indian, the speech displays great
deal of natural eloquence, and bristles all
over with Sitting Bulls intense and bitter
hatred towards the government and people
of the United States. Here is the speech
NV r, lend and all the Queens men whom I
r. spect: | have heard you talk. knew you
would speak to me in that way Nobody told
me-. ! in knew it. IL Is right. came 10 yol
~ the trst place hcCause ] was being hard
driven by the Americans. They broke their
treaties viii my npIe, ana when rose unaho
fought, not against them, but FOR our rights as
IN. first propla on this part of .l.e earth, they
Ia n cree. They not just. They drive us
into war and then seek to punish us Tor nVht-
mg. That Is not honest. The Qaeen would not
d. that. u ong ago when was IA boy heard OF
the Queen, now my Gre at Mother. heard Ihat
gtve me shelter when | was hard pressed. My
own life is dear to me. hut lid not value 1t
when fought the Americans. hut L Ola value
the life of M matt IN. Therefore brought my
people to YOU | thank you for what you have
done for them. will go To the Red Deer ana
he az peace. Tell the Queen that Tell her
will be "a good man. that my people will be good.
Tell her also that never were Dad iOf sne
knows that it is not wrong to fight for life. My
people arr, W. ea=y aud sick. will take them TO
the Red Deer; and nov | declare before you
give puin 20 the Queen. I will be quiet. will
never night ON your soil unless you ask ne TO
help YOU. TheIi will fight. wish you good
by. Place IN. VIII, You like, will be at peace
in Canada. But you who are brave sol diers and
not treaty-brcakcrs, thieves and murderers,
you would think me a coward if did not die
hxhting the Americans: Iheref"ri, whIle go
To Rcd Deer now live at peace (hcre the
speaker almost shrie<ed) will! come back when
mr braves are strong; or if they Will not come
will oome alone and fight the Americans until
death. You love and respect; them l hate,
and yOu, Queens soldier r., would despise me II
did NOT hate them. That is all. am ready to
20 with GU to the Re Deer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

THE Republican party comes out OF this
CHnvrss In healthy condition. Pittsbugli
Gdzette.
Yes i'll about as healthy a condition as
n defeated prze-ii fighter when he is carried
out of the ring, with one eye tthe head of
the Republican State ticker completely
bunged up, two Of his ribs (the other two
states cauddates) broken, and his face so
bruised aud battered that his most intimate e
friend would fail to recognize him. II
th0 is healthy state of human existence,
the present sha tered condition of the Re-
publican party is not without its parallel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

Ir became necessary at the late election
TO choose successor to Edwin l.. Dana, AS
sociate Law Judge OF Luzerue county.
Judge Dana has been on the bench for ten
years, and in the discharge of his duties
has given such great and general satisfac-
tion that lie received The unanimous endoI Sc
ment of both the Democratic and Republi-
eau conventions of the county for re-elec-
tion. The Greenback-Labo party, how
ever, with folly not easily comprehended,
nominated in opposition TO Judge Dana a
Democratic lawyer and a first-class defna-
royue, William II. Stanton, aud as that
patty swept everything before it in Luzerne,
stanton was elected by a majority of 2, 400.
This unlock ed for result has produced wide
spread alarm and uneasiness throughout
the county, owing to Stautou's notorious
unfitucss for the position of a judge. Not
long since he was a member of the State
Senate. where bc proved himself to be a
,borourl, agrarian--a fit disciple of Jus'us
Scbyab, the New York larger beer saloon
keeper and leader Of the Communistic
crowd in that city. II VIM. III. Stanton is
q asampl. of the kind Of men that the Green
back Labor party propose to elevate to
high judicial positions in this State, in dis
,,icts where they have the power, we can
onlv exclain,, IN the language..of the court
n,;ae. ..God seqe the Commonwealth -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

STEWART, a colored barber OF New Cas-
tie, Lawrence county, who was nominated
by the Republicans as a candidate for As
Sociate Judge, was defeated by 10 votes,
j"rity of over 500. We predicted Stewart S
de feat at the time he was nominated. The
Republican party has time and again owed
It's success in this State to the negro vote,
which has been cast solidly III it's favor,
but whenever that party nomiuates cOlorcd
IDau for ufhce IN a district where 1t has the
power to elect him, he has been defeated,
aud stands as living monument Of Repub
!Ican hypocrisy in its professcd love f"i
him as IA man aud broth er'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

THE majority q, 3S7) for Judge Turnkey
in this county is the largest given to him
by any county in the central or western
portion of the State. Tho majority for
Schell q, ,39S) ana for Noyes, 1,432) is 50
and A less than they respectively received
III Westmoreland. Greene county gave
Schell Is more of a majority than he had
i'll Cambria, and tie majority for Noyes in
Cleariield exceeds that Of Cambria by 10
votes.