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... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN IN FRANCE. George Francis Train has reached Marseilles, and immediately, after his fashion, taken to the stump, and at the same time a header into the troubled sea of European conflict. Mr. Train goes along like a kangaroo, by ...
... understands. It is faith which makes the Prussian so strong, and of that France has none. Can foreigners like Garibaldi or George Francis Train inspire it? and if they cannot, is it a benefit to tho country to do what tends to prolong a useless resistance. ...
... nce from New York and Washington. The New Laws of War ; and the Succour to the Wnunded. Anglo- American Ambulance. George Francis Train in France. Americans Abroad. Supplement —Guide for Emigrants. Shure Markets. Money and Business. Personal, General ...
... extraordinary of the rhapsodies of blasphemy is that uttered by GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The New York Star thus heads its account of what it terms the valedictory sermon of the Rev. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, being the seventeenth discome given by this original clergyman ...
... at Boston. He has attracted universal attention, indeed greater attention in England than in the United States. As GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN said, Praise me if you can; abuse me if you can't; but don't neglect me, By an extraordinary self-assertion both ...
... PRESS PERSONALITIES. Mr. Horace Greeley takes a very prominent place in America, and is, what George Francis Train said of Brigham Young—one of the best advertised men in the world. Mr. Train does not care much what is said of him, provided he is not ...
... City by Colonel Richard M. Hoe, who is the eon, we believe, of the inventor of the Hoe press, and is now in London.— George Francis Train, having secured his release from the Orleans Bastille, into which the French Republicans recently consigned him, reached ...
... houses of business still keep open, especially the bankers, and transact their business in the usual way. The erratic George Francis Train, the perennial presidential candidate has turned up in Marseilles, and is influencing the hearts of the French therewith ...
... is training fighting pups.—Daniel Pratt has challenged his groat competitor for the Presidential nomination in 1872, George Francis Train, to a discussion of the tariff and cognate question., at the New York A cadaftly of Music.—Ex-Governor English, of ...
... Poughkeepsie, New York.—The latest about Anna E. Dickinson is that she is to edit the New York Reroliaion.—On the 19th Dec. George Francis Train found the doors of Cooper Institute closed by order of the Board of Trustees, and his expected lecture therefore did ...
... Samuel Bowles, of tho Springfield Republican.— Brigham Young, who recognises him as a defender, has sent a letter to George Francis Train, wishing him success in his candidature for the Presidency.— General Ames resigned his position as Lfout.-Colonel in ...
... , and we venture to assert, had he been a solicitor charging the usual fee for his letters and consultations, that George Francis Train alone, while in the Marshalsea, would have run up a bill for half that total. As Mr. West did his best to thwart the ...