Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-06

&tznx @E Rekza- Txze~en Co, a town just be- Bzx FesrSA Wesze-uzn. one of the distillsrs ss~ @g3sr I1S5cxzsent. gave the information WaacA hs1 SO sAa=se arrests
 RrUE WTzES&zls. Of Yale, zhO was Secretary SE EAss T. : LsEzzioa in China for twenty ye=zx zp sO IS7e. declares that the Chinese sliEs.=zssm rD tA5s country has been from the u16Axlt class zsd Is nd composed of paupers and e-uzEzzAA. xs Mir Blaine and others have ks.-sz Fx~resezszzg All our Chinese. he says, hare caS1e from 2 single province not 50 large Ex CsznncxIrzE
 IL Ss vxrv pleasant to see that the evidence rSs6ir< Hsu1 to prove Cashier Barron, of the Dsx1Er SNs-l Savings Bank. a fraud and SElra5a. EzSseA4 OF hero, will not bear care f& sxxza1-xrsSQ-sn0ch less bear down the weSsaG of BzrToa's excellent previous charac- Err 4& gezr xs we c4a understand the mat Ger Exrrua'< s8ooe$ss- has committed himself a she s5cS1e 1bec-y. sDd the recent promul- Exzsaa Os tAzz. conjecture comes from the very Szss7-zEsz1 Barron gave his life to save If sAAs a 4 S4lPae, the ingTztiiude of corDera- tsS=x s even mere remarkable than the pro- vvrsGAl izsgvzr7.Rae of republics
 ArcAhl<Sop Purcell (Ca,hOlic), of Cincinnati, Hja v@zt deal of trUable from trying to save the SAr~ims< &S well 2s the souls of his people His ssvIzsS hank project was left to the care 0f xz iarsGp~se1s brother: investments were u @1S3ts tbere Ueze something more than the uSzAl sArSak&gC&. and the result is bankruptcy. Thx zrvAhSsSop cwes from tour te six millions and sh<re are DO assets sufficient to meet any thiag Ike sacA sn indebtedness. It is said thzs his cAe<gy are now proposing to get such $ zsNtEczsiOa of the laws ss will allow mon- ssxr bastery with the profits of which they ex- P%<x tS kqaSa1te this debt The Democratic party kzve a u&ioCTty in the Ohio legislature, ha1 tA<y will never dare authorize any such krS%cA sf Ussr2Iity in the interest of religion
 The cezSos of France, taken in 1876, shows gain Of 500 0o0 upon that of 1872 Part of thzs is attrieafed tO emigration from the dis EaenheEsd provinces captured by Bismark ssi1. the increase is one amsng many hopefu sS<as 0f the practical success of republicanisu ia Fr&nce- The pArdOning of most of tn. Communists. now in exile in foreign ceuntrie or d<sAineS in the French penal colonies, is WEse ss well as . humane measure. Ther hAs hssa mare revenge than justice in the treat neuG of Prenh Communists The new min isGFy has also succeeded in avoiding the blund CT Sf prosecuting the DeBrogfie ministry fO their plots foV q cSEp q etdt Any English O American 'ssaiesman" could tell these rav republicans of France that there is no amuse raent so dangerous and proftless as that o FcrSesufing political opponents.
 The majority Of the Teller committee repor in substance that at last falls elections tn, Democracy carried South Carolina by fraud and Louisiana by terrorism of the most shame fal description No doubt the minority vii deny most of the maiority's facts and all thei conclusions. nevertheless the evidence reporte will, we think. convince the few unprejudice people who read it, that while those State might perhaps have been carried by the D, mscrscy upon free vote and an honest coun yet the Democrats owe their ''clean sweep to fraud in cue case and to intimidation in tn other. Such . disclosure will perhaps hay little effect upon the 'Bourbons" who perpe tratsd these outrages upon the ballot, but the Will unqusstionably lose the Democracy man votes at the North
 
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