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has been pursued, with alternative expendi LOIIJfresS. turcs for war ships and troops and there is The dcbate on Senator Sumner's San still that other question, ol the debts and obligations, acknowled…
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Annexation Mean War with llaptl. Another Washington correspondent telegraphs that ft seems to be the general opinion of the Commissioners that an nexation cannot take place without in volving the Unit…
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as to whether discretionary power was not vested in the president, Mr. Schurz added that, if those senators would turn to the debates of the senate in February, 1859, they would find that Presi dent B…
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sassinate under cover of night, and to devise some means for whose suppression congress was now staying here for days and weeks; vet the senator called himself a friend of the admin istration. Admitti…
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with the alternative of expenditures tor war snips and troops, causing the most painful anxieties, while the land of Toimaint L'Ocverture listens to the constant whisper of independence and there is s…
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Washington, the same determination with the same disregard of groat principles, and, also, recklessness toward the people of Hayti, who have never Injured ua. In view of these things the first subject…
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lan then read from Mr Sumner’s speech the passage where he characterized President Grant as head of the Dominican kuklux, during which Mr Sumner exclaimed approvingly, “that is so." The senator (Mr Su…
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many Haytlcns had pa.-sed beyond the old line of 1777 and squatteu upon Dominican soli that, therefore, the boundary should be extended much beyond the old limits, how far, however, he did not state, …
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WashlngWn dispatch says Frederick Douglass had an audience of the Presi dent to day, a, which were present Secre tly Robeson and Attorney General Aktr man. In reply to an inquiry of the President, Dou…
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tion of the constitution of the United States, which was as little regarded as that of Dominica, while the law of nations in its.commanding prin ciples was set at defiance—all of which appears too pla…
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United States.” This letter was written with the guns of the Dictator and Severn behind. It ap pears from the minister’s report to the state de partment, that these two warships arrived at the capital…
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consummation. I could not have belie' ed it, had not the evidence been explicit. The story of Naboth’s vineyard was revived. Violence begets violence, and that in St Domin go naturally extended. It is…
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disobedience baa for iu object the acquisition of an outlving tropical island, with large promise of wealth, and that, in carrying out this scheme, our republic has forcibly maintained a usurper io po…
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to the constant whispers of independence. And there is still that other question of debts and ob ligations, acknowledged and unacknowledged, wi'h as immense claim by Hayti and an unset tled boundary. …
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condemn any foreign fleet, including a Haytian fleet, doing this thing, do we condemn ourselves. The case is clear. We did not treat Hayti as our peer. The great principle of the equality of na tions …
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minica. As in the first there was an engagement to fight Mexico for Texas, while we were at peace with Mexico, which was nothing less than war with Mexico, so the present engagement to fight Hayti for…
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Governments of Turkey- aod Russia to conclude a convention relative to tbe number and strength of tbeir respective fleet in the Black Sea. New Yore, March 18. A letter or Capt. Temple, published yeste…
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL '4, IS7I. FOREIGN. Fighting at Various Foists Around Paris. The Insurgents Defeated in Every Encounter. Prisoners BXastacred by tbo Gov- ernment Troops. MacMahon Appointed Comm…
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much feeling against tne President because his Secretory favors annexation. The President’* Ulc is threatened. Oo receipt of the news of the termination of the war In Europe, the exportation of the pr…
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the Haytien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Hayti had no disposition or desire to interfere with the free will of the Dominicans. The Haytien Government, in viola tion of the law of na…
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and 50 links to south boundary <d -ai I section ;;3, thence west along the south buundajy 8 chains and 21 links. Which said interest of said Srni’h in and to »i-i land, I will on the )7th day of May. …
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eludes as follows: Being an old man, I merely lay the foundation of the Empire which my successor wust cow vlete.” Kixcstox, April 8.—According to advices from Hayti to the 1st inst, there is much dis…
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ing, as a philosopher should refuse, so no reasonable a demand to give up his bull. It is a scene worthy the genius of the greatest artist. The commissioners were getting into dis putes with each othe…
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be agreed to by Baez, Mr. Sumner was unwilling, how ever, to consent to anuexatlon on any terms, and gave Fabeops his reasons. During the conversation, Mr. Sumner asked Fabens if he thought that annex…
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from Ilayti to the 1st inat. announce that there is much feeling against the President because his Secretary favors annexation. The President's life is threatened. On receipt of news ol the terminatio…
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caxi sozvzzrxao! &mHnv4 frtm Q4 Trti rag. Haytiens and political intriguer, and emissaries, who have congregated At various points In the neighboring Is-iand. These Are incited to extraor dinary activ…
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orrespondent of the New York Time*, as eing waruilv in favor of the annexation of lanto Domingo. Mr. Douglass hat an unloubted right to entertain such views a* he (leases. and also an undoubted right …
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by the Eaytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to extraordinary activi ty now by the fear of annexation. Baez, chicl in the esteem of the people, has been signally successful in his admin…
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The total debt and claims were $156, 583,159, including much that the Do minican government refuses to acknowl- dgeasjust. The resources were $79, MMIS. The Commissi mere discredit the claim of Baez f…
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woods, and an immense stock of medical and commert ia! woods. Many houses are built of maliotrany. The fisheries are neglected, but li-li are itbundant, espe cially grampus and little whali s. Several…
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wielded only their own forces and resources, they would, long ago, have been put down. Be side the Haytien aggressions other causes ag gravate the difficulties of the Dominican repub lic. Among these …
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a healthy country, especially in the interior among the mountains. The eastern portion of the island is constantly swept by trade winds, and is, therefore, much more healthy than Hayti, to which the r…
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From wl that the Commissioners could aecerta in, Jreatdcut Baez bas thy Ipspeot of a great jority ot minican people for s administrative abilities and the strong attechment of many ot the leading men,…
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Mi.'i'el, nnd Los Cnula. Tho ltiitiica Vull -y cs-t of t and the Neybi distriet bsve bveo aliernn- lively overrun liy both parlies. I In oliitu of ll ijt' to the boutiilary of the GetlVsrii map. whieh…
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at lACta, we see that a u tins Eteat disobe dience has for its object- the acquisition of an. outlying iropicai island with a Jarge promise of wealth and in carrying out this scheme- oox. Repobiiclw. …
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be done without retracting our steps-and consenting to a iix- subordination to in-. ternatioaai law and tbe Constitution of the United States. Therefore, on the cues tion of acquisiti-ra, I ssy nothin…
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be brought about in tho neighboring Republic i but they received no encouragement In tinrsne their inuulries. Thev ask ed verbally, and through our Minister In writing, lor permission to explore in ui…
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whioh is disturbed by insurrectionary lead ers, aided by Hartiens and political intrig ut'rs. These are incited to be extraordinar i y active at this timu, by fear of annexation to the United States. …
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hnnu and received supplies throoght it, but this certainly no longer the case. On the other hand it is charged by the pzesent Do minican Government that he baa received supplies through Uayti, and tha…
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in Baez, Lis former associate, who received from him in 150%, 0 loan of 200,050 iranes; which loan, as that of 1866 by Geffrard's Administration to that of Cabral, does not uppeey in toe statement of …
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a th crows broke the fpainful si a A y accumulated the glittering int iE hy tyranny from an extermi u's 3 Hoe were coined the bright by. ei tho frail caravels bore to necdy cre they puwiechased the sm…
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two Senators nnd the soldiers w ho.after they crucified Christ, cast lots for his garments, and the Senator asked which of the Sena tors (meaning Sumner nnd Schurz) shall have thecoatof President Gran…
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fyrt the rear administration hold the Haytien President, if any *nil unorr the Haytien or nny other flag* were found in Dominican waters, he would! sink or capture them. Uecorcludfg with the exclamati…
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fact* we see that all this great diaobe- idieuce haa for its object the acquisi- tion of hii ontlvin* Tro|>ic*l Islaml with a l*rg# |>rnmi*e f wealth sn<l in carrving I II out this scheme our Republic…
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dtii* without retracting our -lep# and cun •ending U sot In •übordiuation and inter national law and the Constitution of thr I' United State* Therefor#, on the question of acquisition, 1 ay nothing ti…
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and it was tried at the present term of the county court. The jury returned a w in favor of the plaintiff .f:;l ,000. Exceptions were taken the case will be appealed. B Advices from Hayti announag tha…
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which is disturbed by insurrectionary lead ers, and by Haytiens and political in triguers. and these are incited to be extra ordinarily active at this time by fear of an nexation to th* United States.…
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tive at this time by the fear of an nexation to the United States. From all that the Commissioners could as certain, President Baez has the re spect of the great majority of the Dominican people for h…
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every function of Government, with ueneral JBaez as Chief Magistrate, i ful1 and peaceable possession of all part In the Republic, except cn the Uaytien border, which is disturbed oy insurrectionary l…
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that he does not claim to represent the principle of constitutional or legal authority and order, is shown by the fact that, in his proclamation, and in a communication to the Commission, he styles hi…
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Republic, except on the Haytien bor der, which is disturbed by insurrec tionary leaders, aided by Haytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to be extraordinarily active at this time, by fea…
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tained, which acceptance shall be made within three month* after the padssge of Ihla Act, and shall be served on the President of tho United States; and If such acceptance and service shall not be bo …
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exploits being robberies and piracies. Cabral has only a few hundred men, operating in the depopulated districts of San Juan and Neyba, and sustained by troops and war material from llayti. The Commis…
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Sam of the republic except on the Haytien bor er, which is disturbed by insurrectionary leaders, aided by the Haytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to be extraordinarily active at this …
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h" Z "T i- u astiing Americans would work out the coul1, not even he estimated. Hayti announcei a -rT w 'xi. juaacnester feesion of their faith. Thia extraordinary! aBI8H Meetisq. At the annual uu.ua.…
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a oents, to me society or church. Her reputation as a ready writer and fine public speaker is well sustained from re liable sonrees. Senator Morrill thn or tne cise the statistic gwen in regard to the…
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tate Reporter of tho Supreme Court, ou demand of tho Hop. J. S. G. Richard? son, after thu making of tho cobtrnct in thu flint section provided for. deliver tu sait) Richardson the certified copies ol…
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of the people, and ordering their property to be seized. Another decree pronounces the separation of Church and State, sup presses religious bodies, and abolishes na tional property. Advices from Hayt…
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com munists have rallied all their forces in Paris, and a desperate conflict would take place before the government troops could enter the capital. A telegram from St…
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Haytien border, which is disturbed by insurrectionary leaders, aided by the Haytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to be extraordinary active at this time by the fear of annexation tc. t…
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ber tried down for oil, Tlie turtle, both the green edible species and the hamsbill, are abundant in the deep sea, a few miles from land. migration than in several of our new States* The eastern porti…
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com munists have rallied all their forces iu Paris, and a desperate conflict would take place before the government troopi could enter the capital. A telegram from St…
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very last moment before signing the report. Dr Howe brought in a pangraph which he wished 1 to insert, to the cffcct th it the whole report was superficial, and that the commission had not had either …
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CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY. The Cotnmlaekmers foand the gmeiuajent or- ganized and in complete operation in all its de part meets, exercising every function of legitimate Soverumentj with Uen. Euanevent…
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by insurrectionary leaders, aided ox Haytiens and political intrigues. These are incittd to be extraordina rily active at this time by the fear of annexation to the United States. Fiorn all that the C…
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iroui the help of foreign intriguers, and Irom the fact that behind them stands the Hay tien nation, which has early three limes the population aud revenue of the Domiuican Re public, which has never …
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wf-r.t bv the trade winds, and therefore is much more healthy than Hayti, to which the ravages t yellow fever are cniny connucu. The losses of the Spanish anny from illness were largely duo to the lac…
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Known to tho Medical world, nnd will eradi cate dKeases nrlslng from Impure blood, Debility of tho Dlgchllvo Organs, or Diseased Liver, in a t-lmrttr tlino than nny other known remedies. TH WlIOMTM'l'…
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Commissioners traversed tho Republic from end to end, and in sover.il direc tions, cither by ther agents or In per son, sjient several weeks at tho capital in conference with tho President and chief G…
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which is disturbed' by insurrectionary eadera, aided by Haytiens and political intrigners. These are incited to be ex traordinarily active at this lime by fear of annexation to the United States. From…
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can people for hisadministrativeabil irlos. and the strops attachment of Jli--3i "J i many ltading men, xrno regam nim o rim nit itt ki :ii j'iiiu-ti iiiuun- who (nn hold the nation against do- mestie…
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The Commissioners tound the Gov ernment organized and iu complete operation iu all its departments, ex ercising every function ot us legiti mate government, with General Buan evento Baez as Chiet Magi…
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they have been selected with care, for their scientific attainments. In fact, their associa tion with the distinguished Senator?himself no mean scholar?is a guarantee of their proficiency for the high…
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Tk Commission made inquiries on tho subject of the Doiniaican government and also ia Havti,. and they' could not learn thai the Ilaytien government bad ever ntalo this claim upon the Domini can govern…
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except on tho Hayticn border, which is disturbed by insurrectionary leaders, aid ed by the Haytiens and political intrigu ers. These are incited to be extraordina ry active at this time, by fear of an…
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is in the western part of the republic, on the Haytien frontier. The force at Cab ral’s command doe* not exceed a few hundred men. who, in case of iminer geucy, force ioto their service all the male p…
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South *ld* Orange street. THIS House has been renovated and prepared for the summer trade, and the proprietor feels confident of his ability to render satisfaction to to all who favor him with their c…
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without the authority of Congress If I have a proper comprehension of the sub ject, that is the whole of it. Mr, Sumner. If Ido not interrupt the Senator— Mr. Harlan. It is no interruption. Mr. Sumner…
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I 0 1;, n,l, t be something or great, r g.avi r,Station "i or V f k to crime, M,au the mani festation of the desire to preserve the peace in a neighboring island a desire to prevent rebellion in the R…
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and authority Is hereby given to said corporation to take Irom the public land* adjacent to the line of said road material of earth, stone, timber and so forth, for the construction thereof. Said way …
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I have taken the benefit of the act, but it is a small matter, and we have been generally good friends. You go homo and look over your papers arul get the memoranda together and send them to ine, and …
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have a proper comprehension of the suh jeet that is the whole of it. Mr. Sumner. If Ido uot interrupt the Senator Mr. Harlan. It is no interruption. Sir. Sumner. I should like that wo should understan…
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Lonoos, May 8. Labor troublts 111 the south of Belgium are not ended. Ver viers was quiet last night, but at Ooe tbe workmen excited a disturbance and had a conflict with gendarmes, in which sev eral …
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wherever the said words occur together In the said •action, and this amendment shall take effect from and after January flret, eighteen hundred and sev enty one. AN ACT to enlarge tbit Jurisdiction of…
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for the Rawling bronze equestrian statue, and is ready to begin the life size model from which the stalve is to be east. Mining stocks in San Francisco were weaker yesterday, the bull movement being c…
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who fired a ship at sea. by the Presi dential bowels of mercy has been changed to twelve years retirement behind the walls of the Albany Peni tentiary. Exit Edwards, the marine lire-fiend, excessively…
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hangman there for oneJStevens, who wa killed last December. Hail the victim been a mudsill or scalawag from the North, and the strangulated Ku-KI"X, O Lord! what a howl over the bloody murder. The Ku-…
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The charges for the ehassepota which were sent me from the Cape are so few that 1 have not u enough to sustain a first encounter. Have the le kindness to cause at least some fifty thousund J of these …
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such extension, and paid the f«*e required by law, within thatlme prescribed by law, upon the notice and un«lcr the regulation* prescribed by law and the rule* of the Patent Oftlce; provided, that no …
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{All letters deposiied in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with double postage. Mails for Honoluln, Australia, and New-Zealand, will be sent from San Francisco on the 2lst of June. All Mail matter …
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and explicit, as friend addressing friend. Your not being Secretary of the Territory of Columbia was not because of any word, act, or wish of mine; no one can in truth say I said a word or did an act …
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President of the Unifel Choral Societies of New-York Correspondin ard Recording Restomry, Dr. Ehen Tourjee of Boston; Treasurer, W Sheldon of Newton, Mase. The Congress has wljourned, ania ....Brattle…
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other person. It is too early, in my judg mont, to predict who will be the nominee of the Republican party.” The Senator again introduced the subject of revenue reform and civil service reform, hut he…
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litis ctiumry tlina 10 Imnrm 11 auieic and cunider in euij.-cl lUiiy. Lut w iiliont re-pcilns liia nxLt o. roiiauitinr lt.ov.lf he of a yreei port. on ol ILo mut lultliiseat Uoi.lclcan cU'l- n". U.i -…
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ifi uniform, cabinet officers, citv men. lawyers, doctors, otln characters, authors, editors, j distinguished literary people, together with a live president, and a bevy of ladies to correspond, and t…
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The greater part of the Russian press are said to disfavor the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis to tbe United States. BY TELEGRAPH. LATEST .NEWS FROM ALL POINTS THE WASHINGTON CABINET PROTECTION OF COTT…
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Havana. Oct. SS. Advices from Port au Prince of the Sth say rumors of another projected revolution were obtaining cur rency, and it was believed that the par tisans of ex-President Gen. Salnave were a…
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eter will probably rise, with falling temperature and northerly wind, from Missouri to Luke Erie and northward. At Kingston, the financial surplus may confi dently be estimated at £12,000, which,* add…
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God! good men are now coming to the rescue. Let them, while uniting against corruption, insist upon equal rights for all, and also the suppression of lawless violence wherever it shows itself, whether…
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of rival line.'. Connects at Humboldt for Mohile. New Orleans, Galveston and inter mediate points, and connects at Union Citv lor at. L.ouis anu an points west anu .ortnwest. ine :oo a m. ana u:ou p. …