The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

PERSONAL ANA HOAAllCAH' ,..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ex-at
ecutiye Commii.tsshsEssii issued q, a4saddress to
the people OF the State setting forth the
points OF dispute between the' members
of the party on the question o.. the, states
Indebtedness. The address urges harmony |
in the party and admitted front in the neXt
campaign; that, the debt, question shall
not be- made attest Of party fealty; and rec
ommends that, a constitutional amendment
be submitted BY the next Legislature to the
people declaring what part Of the debt shall
or shalfnot be paid. .'' ..', .t 81 ~ wv
GEN. GRANT and Capt. Eads have
both obtained from the Mexican Govern
ment the concessions asked for by them and
are now Oh their way home. , .r.>.t, .
IT is announced that Mr.. Morgan,
Minister to Mexico, is to he retained in his
present position, at least until next winter.
The Virginia town elections, held On
the 10Th, resulted generally in the defeat Of
the Republicans and Readjusters by the reg
ular Democrats. The friends Of Malone
claim that these local elections We're not
seriously contested. and afford no criterion
OF the relative strength Of the two parties.
REFERRING to the Malone movement
in Virginia, Washington dispatch says the
President and Secretary Blaine have both
taken very positive grounds against any sort
of coalition which would in the least impair
the Republican organization of that State.
They want that organization kept intact.
and the strhghtIont Republicans assure
them that any fusion With the Readi,tsters
will split the Republican party IN twain.
1risIeported that Prof. Eiley will be
reinstated by DR.. INring in his old plaza as
Entomologist of the, Agricultural Depart
PRESIDENT GARFIELD has appointed
volney Y. Smith, Of Arkansas, United States
Consul at st. Thomas, ,.,.a. ..,..r..,...
!, UNITED STATES MINISTER WHITE
has been given q farewell banquet in Berlin,
The President has nominated Charles
Kaylor,, Of Indiana, Consul General for the
United states At Berlin, Prussia. .' '.'. IF
IT was reported on the 2sth that the
President had determined to SUSPEND the
Treasury officials who have been connected
with the misdeeQs OF the Custodian's office.
The National Woinan's Suffrage Con-
vention met at Providence, T.. l., on the
SOth. Many leading advocates were present.
Addresses were nj ade bJ TIT President, Mrs.
Elzsbeth AlMerriweather, Of Memphis, and
othets,H Dii!" ''ili iHf Hth III sls't'
,'THDd Illinois GmeralliAsseanbly ad.
1QprpaA &pf aieP4 tbGRtP,s ,pIlii.n
GOVERNOR, LEW WALLACE has LETT
New Meticd.{or hiy Rome IN I,idialia..i 'tutii-
ins;qbiAsoiliseao Actiia G osainoriRitcAe,
pending the. arrival Of Governor Sheldon.
Althohgh eonfrmtdJ G6ytrnor WALLACE Has
not h'tIedaed NAether Or not 70 iaccppt
the Turkish mission, on account of bis. eX-
stensiye mining interests in The Territories
ciainifIS his personal sapcrvision. 49, =
''THE Democratic Legislative Caucus
AAllay, y, Y, nominated John; c, Jacobs
AMI ErapaisI C. herman foy Ipited States
Senators, TO an the VACANCIES caused BY the
designations Of G0nklmg and ,Platt., The Re-
publipns heldno formal caucus, the Conk-
ling men being finally unable to secure 4
majority'of the Republican members to sign
a'eaN for that purpose. '.aHis l'hiI... ny
"CoMHtboKE WILLIAM J. KoUNrz, q
Pittsburgh aYas reeeptly arrested at. st
Louis. on an indictment for, criminal libel
His alleged effepss j. the publication Of cir
raliaEs rejecting on the &, characters OF tn
owners Of the Anchor Lime Of Steamers. ,al
1.-THE ballotims for United States Sen
Hators 10 i'll ttie'yacancies caused Wv the 1resjg
nations of Messrs. tonklinss ahha Plat 'beg,,l,
inNhe New YdrI f,ecslat1,lIrpe on &, the 31st. eac
HONE y 1tiai n n nnE ~ the fir,t ballo
in III Sonsts he ,Rennblic,m vote was cas-
,s.folsM.q gonkliag, 0; Rossrs,iS; Wloel
or, Cornell, 3, scattering, g. Denlocrati
.ssss w. rn,s,sst'Ess Emily syS;.s
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e..1CUhk1HAv reyatyAti H2s't Votes b. Al
Wheeisf, "Hlg leaaiiig etojh pb,e,{iior.s IS viii
q Repubiionn Votes were Az. broad" scat
Sased The Dsm ISa fIsl vote ys numbere
~4s.,. Pi.,t's, ,yp. N, WAS only a.. Will
De ANY,, hia. iaaaiagr rival, had IN
A WAsH1NGroN, dispatch, .,refsprin
"a mi Yn,norrs = Nm, sba&4 1,e,t. MA w.
procured apaiust (artaiti pefs0ry fbratoti
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az 1a ana eyeqytbiny is.ready.,ii sTo (
s. .compiisk TITS lvWihn taEo "uunntil ()ctloberr,
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