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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26
Tennessee Elections.



In the third Congressional district in
Tennessee whore IL Is reported Hon. $. a.
Smith is beaten for Congress by tho OPP
position can didatc, the Democratic can
didatc for Governor has q majority ofcight
hsafred. What was the cause Of such q
.rosult. Mr.. smith,
In the fourth Congressional district,
where Col. John II. Savage is beaten by
the Opposition candidate several hun
dred votes, the Democratic candidate for
Governor received over one thousand
majority. Can Mr.. Savage account for
so great difference in the vote for q
Democratic candidate for Governor and
a Democratic candidate for Congress in
the same district? Our Tennessee friends,
we hope, will explain this matter.
The matter, we think, is very easy OF
explanation The Democratic candidate
for Governor received the usual Democrat
ic majorities in the Districts mentioned,
because he ran upon his own merits, and
upon issues of State policy But The
Democratic candidates for Congress had
tho weight Of the Administration--al load
which would break down even the tabled
Atlas--to carry upon their shoulders, aud
they fell under the burden. Moreover,
one Of them, Col, Smith, was the author
of the plurality rule by which Banks was
elected Speaker of the House OF Repre-
.sentatives. Unless the Democracy every
where dsayow all responsibility for the
corruption and pronigacy of the Admin
istration, they will be beaten as badly rs
they were the other day in Tennessee -
LynchJprg Fay5aui. ffrl
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MEios couSrY There is said 70 be a
good deal Of sickness 10 the neighbofing
county Of Meigs. n L.A a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

JUBIlEs.--- The Opposition are TO have
aGrand Jubilee at Nashville on the 30th.
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ba5- a country editor having received
two gold dollars in advance for his paper,
says that he still allows his children to
play with other children, as usual,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

AFTER EM.-The New York Tribune
says that John Mitchell, instead of going
Europe has sailed to Africa after cargo
of slaves. Wonder il any of his Knox
Vile friends have a venture in the enter
prisel
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INFLUENZA OF. RAILRoADs.--As an in
stance Of the prosperity, dispensing infu-
'ence OF railfoads says the Greenyille
Alabafnian, we cite the enhanced value
of real estate in Butler county for the
years from the first projecting Of the
Montgomery and Pensacola road to its
completion to Greenville. The following
figures are an eloquent Commentary
We give the year and the corresponding
total value of real estate:
Years. Value Of Real Estate.
1888 lsurvey commenced) S531 ,Ol5
1855 tgrading coinmeneed s9l,I75
1896 l,247 ,458
1897 l,760,367
1858 1E 31.f25 .993
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A GRrAT WnE4r cRor.- In 1855 NE
wheat crop Of Ohio, grown on ,o9s 4la
acres, was A $50, 4ss bushels. This year
il is estimated that there arc 2.00O, 900
acres in wheat. and the crop 10000, 900
Of bushels.
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DnuGLAs' SEcRET ORDER.-lt appears
from recent developments says the Penn
sylvanisn-a Democratic paper) that the
friends of certain Presidential candi-
organization in New York, and are en-
deavoring TO extend it into other States.
"Spartansp They avow themselves in
favor of the Cincinnati platform ''as ex-
pounded BY the peoples champion,
Stephen A. Douglas" and the following
is one of their resolutions, made public
in the Republic, at Buffalo, where there
is branch of the Order:
"Resoiced, That in order to make our
selves effective at the polls, we will act as
a unit in casting our ballot for men who
shall have been endorsed by this OrderY
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

DEMocRATsr AND SPELLlNG BooKs.--An
Alabama contemporary in noticing the re-
cent election, says there are more demo-
Gratis than spelling books in his State
What does he mean9
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D@~ Adversely purifeth the soul, as frs
doth gold.
bE5s A woman with no friends can't be
.oxpected TO enjoy smoke, Cor she hasn't
got any tO-back-er. 49,
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THE Democracy can now see that they
have a formidable Opposition to fight
even in the South. And the sooner they
settle down upon the old platform and
unite on the old issues the better pre-
pared they will be to overthrow the Op-
position. Ultraism will defeat the Demo
cracy in the South if it is persisted in"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

TnE LORD HAS CALLED MN But THE Con
sTiTuTIoN SAYS He SHAN'r CoME.-The In
dianapolis Journal says:
sit has been limited in circles whore
great reverence is expressed for the Con-
'stitution Of the State, that the calling of
the Rev. Anthony Burns TO the pastorate
Of the colored Baptist Church Of Indian
apolis will he followed by an enforce
ment Of that article Of the Constitution
prohibiting the Immigration of negroes.
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The ForRru DrsrRrcr, KrNTrcKr.-The

The FOURTH DISTRICT, KENTUcKY.-The
Louisville Journal says:
The rumor Of errors in the poll books
of Cumberland county, changing the re-
sultof the Congressional election in the
Fourth district, does not appear to have
had any Foundation. The certificate of
election has been given to Mr. Anderson,
and that settles the question unless Mr..
Chrisman chooses to contest the seat be-
fore the House of Representatives.
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COMMENTS ON THE REsULT.--In addition
to the comments from leading journals
which we have heretofore published upon
the result of the recent elections, we add
the following from the ViclSsburg Wing:
We hardly know how we can give the
most convincing evidence of our joy at
the success of the gallant Etheridge-wo
are so glad. Glorious as is the triumph in
the noble Commonwealth north of us,
yet we should have had our enthuiasm
much dampened were Etheridge defeat
ed His election will be hailed with
qualification throughout the nation. He
is needed in Congress just at this time
The first man to place his heel on the
new disunion dogma, the revival of the
slave trade, he is wanted there to fight the
monster at the next session, and we par
ticularly commend to his attention a noisy
little demagogue, who wants to be con-
sidered the leader ihesngress of this new
novement, who win probably be sent to
Chngress from this State. Again we con-
'gratulate the country on the election of
Emerson Etheridge. Tennessee has done
nobly. Three times three for TENNESSEE
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

BIC RENTs. Ae o|neInoatI Cpp1ner-
eial says, one 6ri1 Is l||Ai sily payS 900
rent Tor a business house.
TheSt.Louis News says "Six thousand
dollars may be called a big rent in Cincin
nati, but thereare bigger ones in St. Louis,
One dry goods house on Fourth street
rent9for's7 ,5oOr
Hon, CAyE JoHNsoN REsfeNED.---The
Memphis Apped Of tho 10th says 1--WE
were informed officially, last evening, that
Hon, cayd1bJohnson had resigned the
Presidency Of the Bank of Tennessee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

BSy- Horace Greeley writes from Big
Sandy, Oregon, that white men with
two or three squaws each are quite
common throughout this region, and
young and relatively comely Indian
girls are bought from their fathers by
white men as regularly and openly rs
Circassians at Constantinorle. The usual
range of prices is from Slj to sS0-about
that of Indian horses. | hear it stated
that, though all other trade may be dull,
that in young squaws is always brisk on
Green River and the North PlatteN
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DISAPPOINTED ExPEcTATIoN.--A letter
from King and Queen county, Virginia,
says that the farmers, on threshing out
their wheat, find that it falls short fully
one,third of the expecteasField. Apoth-
81 Is, tef from Long Oreek '.opsis county,
opinion Of al tiaf the wheat
cop 4IlI tsn short at least one-third of
''' w expected beforeit was thresh-
f'' We have had no rain 10 do the corn
% tobacco any good for eight weeks, UNI
I'll lat eyeping. Ii isnow impossible that
We can make more than half crop
The factis, sir, that at the present prices
for wheat. great many Of us intend to
hold on to our crops. and eat cake-bread
next year. We feel, sir, that We are just
in theact of being forced out at the di-
minutige end OF the horn
A writer in the Kanawha Star says; at
II quite certain that there will not be
of6ro pe-fourth of crop of corn made in
Pothpm county this season.
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TROUBLE AHEAD.-The Democracy are
apprehensive of the future. The Hunts
vile Advocate, democratic, confesses
that
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giictor emanuel troB pes erbaueeend0.

idenfts SO
. Mapolfon 9a1 Btsefn sta,qBbt, neil &c, b:
! tb1 MAIDEN muerf benz bas 5terreidii1b
ttalieni@e Geftunss9eSiert 1T eben iteiin
&%artenbauS unb cine &epclution in TN
9arn bdtte lci9t AUDI bic &epolutipa 1T
ancern 9dncera erauftei6wSreu tSnnen.
Grans Solepb bat bic eiierne &rone ter
Son1tarrei perlpren uno Is ibeint> olS
batte CT trct ieines. .ttQpfern 5eere5 es Yerz
9eSc9en, bic 2iebe ieine5 @olfe6 su erbal<
ten ais mod mebr Blut 81 persiebenL.
= &ol1atb lous iib mad pem @dweiSer'
@ebiete surld9esosen baben. Gr uno
@aritalri, beibt e6> iteben unter poliseiz
lt&er &ufi@t. t'.s
@pr 8e9i1n be8 &rieses bat Napolepn
bet S%talienern Greibeit periproden; na@
benz &ries seripra& Gran3 Suiepb ieiuem
@olfe 3ett9emdBe &efurmen. @tr
&p1nI9en, baB ct ietn @er1pre@en be1er
erfaQe, ais es @opplepn 9etbat, bat.
@s punoert un8> baB nt9t aud BET
papf in ieiner 1euen @teuun9 ben Stale
rern 3eitsemdBe@e fprmen perlprp9m
BAT. ltebrisens wete man mod INNER
nidt> pb bic Staliener> &penn erit ta6 2ano
Spn ben fremoen 8ajuneten %eeidubert fem
miro, ni@t ielbit bic blutiee Snitiatipe su
&eforn1en ersreifen tperpen. Sn feinem
Gbeile bon Stalten miro Der beili9e Slater
10 penig ais etn 5eilt9er betra9tet> als in
&pm ielbf, wpppn mir uns 1eltn, (apu
int Sabre 1927 iiterseu9en fonnten. Das
papitbum 1T ber @e9enlab aQer Nefor>
men uno 70 lan9e jenes beftebt 1T al, biele
nt9t su penfen. Napolepn mefB bieS
benn er meib NQes, mas er alS &aile1
>pifen mub> uao 70 parf man f@ benn
n{&t punpern> bab er einen i9mabli@eu
6rteoen benz @erluft letner &rpne ppr3pe,
Dtele 1T ibm NQeS; bic @Slfer fino tbm
Nidts. Napplepn unp 6reibeit lte1en dd
eben 70 sreQ se9enlber, tppie papft uni
&eform. Mappleon 1T Der 5ayptab;
ber papf Der Dolat<2ama: ppu
lpl9en @1ttern fpmmen feline quite @abeu
aus ben @dnpen Der @Sttfn Ter Treibeit
Der Ddmpfer uNopa Scptia" bra@t,
oaS Neuefe aus europa.
>Gnslano perlan9t Ypultdnoise Gntpaf:
nuns Der t%rie9flbreupen Yarteien ais ST.
pin9niB> ant eurppailden Gpn9reb Gbei
gu nebmen.
@aribalpt bat nod $4,000 Mann au,
D{(ppiitipn uno bpft bab @ictpr Gma>
nuel bic Sa9e StalienS nidt auf9eber
>perce. Nu@ 9epenft CT in ben Mppentner
$4,000 Mann 6reiwiQi9e gu iammeln.
Ma;jini bat cine revolutionary prptlaz
nation erla0en.
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8ermiI6te AfQ6rt9ten.

Dtegrnbtetn Mtnne1pta.-
&u6 alien Gbeilen be6 fru9tbaren juneen
StaateS tpmn1en bic erfreuliditen 8e1tGtE
aber bic Grnpte, mpburG bic jeBt barnies
ber l%iesenoen @ei9dfte i'm NQ9emeinen fd
balo p{eoer perbe1ern tperoen. Die Gru9t>
barrett be8 Minnel pta : 8ppenS 1T au0e,
allen 3meifel seiebt. 3uweili9e Mibernb=
ten mS9en ben beiten 8poen trefen. Gine
W&isernote 1T ote1em Sabr bes oelten
Speculation6 zGieber6 unp pemotratii9en
@tenbabnpapierzS 6winbels bdtten bas
@olt BON Mtnnelpta fit LANCE 3eit ruiz
nirt. Nun 1T pte9er 5pfnuns ba fir
Grbplun9.
MDsen uulere pempfratil9en Tinan3<
leute balp auf tbren Diteln ruben, pel9e
fe f& peroient baben! M19e baS @plt
fir repablitanti9e 8eamte ttmmeu, UNI
gu ieben> ub pom ibnen mebr Sell fir bic
3ufunft gu ertparten iei!
Die pemptrati1@e &bminifratipn in
@aibin9ton tau9t Ni@t6, bas betennen
ielbit bic meilten Dempfraten ; bic @omiz
niitratton unlerS Staate8 tauet ebenfaus
nt&t6> ionf wlrbeu bic Demptraten .ni9t
ieltt bafiir ior9er> .unt tbr bas &uber aus
Der. 9dnoen 3u nebmen alio lafet un6
Elm @al fir republifanil9e Nominifra>
tionen ior9en; rpenn AUDI MUIR barun1, I'M,
81 ieben> tpel@e Gcrdnoerun9 babur9 gum,
@oble Der Republtf bestpedt &pirb!
@ie man aus Saaten, bas lntraut
au8Surutten bat un1 ben @a4stbu,m' Der
Gru&t 81. f6roern io muB man unfdbiiApe.
uno i@le&te @pltsotner ausrotten, ,t,a
bas @obl pes @aates au fBrbern.
"@as Sanftise @itteruns fir @ewd<
it, pas fnb ,vprtn3ipie1 Der partei unb
Gdbisteit unp Gu9enp Der 8eanten" fit
bic &epublif,
Die prtn3tpten bet republitanii@eu
partef ft1b gut !; auf iepen Gau Nberaler
als bic Der ben1otratii&en: lai1ett uni, IS benz,
iebt bic Gueenp ibrtr Ganbitatet, auf BE
T'v'~''' r'''''"" v...*f zz.s. .sat~ Va3c 14,,,,
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sAM&N k@aAsssa M n1sI
karspasa,s tnn pir iouen, unb se>
pir tpoasas:As BARN
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&tr pfr uns bon Miemanb bel9rdnten
laRen une Elm ieper Nnoeret tfbrt pur fetner
3blr 9ge lisbs wie er's treble.
HhASie,bem, baB unfre Goueeen pom
,~Nattoaalz Deuofrate,n"" bieri, ebts, 10
btntet. pie ,pir unb sSene Bert1e aus BET
etfe frtt@e. bic i@ brafrn, ibr 8latt ~
T = te rfdsbtn 4, baf1r ii: gu be3ablen
ebe11 - pepfi&tet fno, penn fie IS balten
pollen, als rpie maj, perpFt@tet 1T Elm
@las Bier 3u ,bt3ablen, bas man fi@ in1
8trtbstaue perabrei9en 1dbt. Man BAT
BE sNeifsa ,bes @oltes", nod ME ater
Pr Bs'fes1bnraner f&impfen uub fase,1 bSren
~Dos publttuu unterfdBe fie unb u1ii6e
fl, trbaltenr," itpie maj, Is 70 oft bier 81
eanpe bon Sou.naliiten bSren unb lelen
mus pie @efeQi@aft 1T cine Settle ppn
Snterei1tn. Der Cine leiitet ,unb ber
@noere btaablt fig bas @eletfete. Seoe
Arbtit tbrt uno ieoer Mrbeiter 1T ietneS
sobt'es 'pertbb. Sbr aber> bic eud, betrofz
ten f1blet, prasst bas @elaste IN cure 5irnz
tdfter Elm uno, belt - laut Sbr wput.
Der un9ar la9t: Das @ebeu Der 6unpe
bbrt man tut 9immelrei@ ni@t.
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Ser f@ma1e &tes.

De- SteG uel&er 3uil&en ben, re&ten
uao linteu Arm bes politlden Minntlota<
@tyr Der Stlaoerei binfabrt, 1T 10 1&mal,
bab ber Jpn paifrenee &epublifaner l9win<
bslno 3u elauben periu@t ,pirp, er iet Der
bette Democrat uro bieier, er let Der bette
&epublttautr. s. 49,.
3Auf Der Nlatform Yo, 1856, ouf Der
Grer1ont tane, bttb ts: Die @tlaperet
unttr teiner 8tpinoune aussebrei>
ttt tperbtn uro Der Gon8reb unp bic
Mteitrun8 baben
nt4t nurbas Me@t, 1onbern
in
ben 1eriritorten ju oerbietem,
wrenn bas Bolt in E NJ
ftlben tie babtn ,wolIte."
Dieter paraerapb bat uns bewosen, fir
Greunent unb bic republttaniiae partei III
@retben uno ~, a9itiren unp bieler Ya<
raerapb 1T SO, an BEN mir feRbalten, 70
unfair fi@ AUDI unltre leBte republifanilae
@cnpention ~ St. paul bieraber ausQe<
iprp4en bat, ramli@:
n8ir ~perlaneen bic ppQe uub unbe<
"otnste 3rennuns Der 8unoesreaieruna
npoa jeoer &inmiiauns in pas ueber<
"bltibiel bititr 8arbarei (per @flape<
~vrei)*"- ..I..
Der 8unbt8reeterun8?-
@t &e&t frdet Der uNational>D emotrot":
ob f@ bic &inmil& auf ben
praf1oenttn oetr 3u9lei@ AUDI auf ben
@ousreb be3tebe?
"a mir bic Ylatform Don 1856 ols
8a1s IN bieler Graoe betra9ten ; 70 fSn<
men mir ni&t permutben, baB uniere
repubt. @onpention ba6 @e@t peS @ou<
.sre0eS. bic san3e Greibeit Der Eerritprien
an3u0rtben uup bic Stlaperet bort ~ Yer<
- : 80 - ? tAss- - -Ef-~ 1917 :F.0 "
biettn, besaoouirtn >poQte unb tSnnen bios
faeen: "platformen mdi7en tlar uno oeut<
li@ iein, UNI feintm 3weifel Maum
au 8sben." l9ier- BAT Der .3wtifel, ,renig>
ffens pom Seiten Der 0ppoition, @aum ;
une tpeult man e6 3u8tbtn, bab un>
lere Contention AUDI ben Gon8reb
11eintt, 70. batte fe per squatter Sou
vereignety eas @ort eeipro&en, bic pir
ftlbif unbeeinet ~oppuniren* Das @olf
pom Minnefota Bate oanr in Der ella
ntnfrast tein @urt mtbr 3u uerlieren urp
auf BEN f&maltn Steee ni@t fir >priuci>
ppten, foneern fit. ptrloneu, obne @adfat
Der p~rintipitn iter Sflauerti, gu fimmen.
Sb fir pettr pper Yaul g.
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DenS 6bnenYpnm alta ptrb
tn 1,ebren 8ldttert1 Der 8orwurrf aeuta6t.
bae fe bic llnterRisuns bee Giltbufer<
ttuns gum 3wede baben. .1i,f
atGs ttaebeu r. @unottt9t wtea tb6ritt,,
sebansel getui4aften 3wedt " u,,ter<
f4ieber, BE f@ ni&t bewetitu lafea,
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Sn Sieur7GaIls City tn Dafpz
tab &erritcrium, 1T Elm leues, enalii@es
Blatt eri@tenea The Democrat. 4Gs
it {ebr gut auSseitattet unb per(prf9t
benz tenaotratil&en misunderstanding ;u
bulbie9en ,pie IS bur@ 81. 9eferfon H.
ta'aBurtrt. uno bic bemotratiiaen .Gdbrer
Der Yarteti ertldrt luplben >par. .ga1 rs5a
Das 1T Elm pabrbaft beu1ofratiaes
prtneip! Dc@, MIR fraeen gang etnfa@;
1T bic SquatersS ouperainetdt bes (6errn
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9umanitdt unb 8prmirtbeit.

Der ,pabrbaft auf8efldrte Meni@ II
fdbi9 ben 9ut,ant8mu8 gu begretfen unit
{elbt human 5u iein !; Der 8orntrte 1T fteta
fnbuu1at1 er mbae Elm @ldubi0er ppe,
rnsldubi8er ietn; bieiem pper jenem
Stanpe, bteier pper jjerer Station anaebB>
rem. Der 5uttantsu1uS lebrt letn Wlad
I'M Slide ieines Mebenmeni@en 3,lu fnter
uno bieleut NIT &atb unb Gbatbet3ufebet
100 es Woodworking unp Menl&enpFi@t if
pbne &idt@t ob ct gu unlerer Station
unierer &tr&e, ut{erer partei> unierer 2p9,
seb6rt. Der bprnirte Meni@, mag er I'D
aud NIT @uffldrun9 brilen, bic in >pet.
ter M&ts' als 9et&t1n1, pfafenbab uni
9ntcleran3 befebt 1T ee&p1bnli@ aud eir
ielbfia&ttser' mfenl&, ber 1etn Slid 1u,
IN ieiaent ti9eaea @pblereeben fnpet Unit
ft& nt&t 1nuirr. u,t9t freut, .peu1 es' 9lnperu
&ppbl eraebt {pnberr lber berenG npprtpm>
men uno4 @pblietn fi@ fo9ar dreert. .,
Ole 8orntrtbeit 1T ttets u1p in NQem
sprlaut, matt fi& an pernunftie 3u fem
uao urtbeilt' iber Din9e, bic lber fbreu,
9pri3onte lte8en. ! 49, >..s2t> "1si
@tt bteier 8ornirtbett bat gang beiort>
bers Der peuti@e Sournalif IN Au,erita
ju'td mpfen n, penn er es berMa be tptrtt
talt, nit tauben Ma6en ! u fpiele n,
Dem borntrten Dintel tSnnen tpeoer pi.
Sitter nod bic S%purnaltften es re9t ma
&en: mas bic ibut @erfaQenen rt4t capt>
rem TT ibnen ouuauaes 3ea9; mas ii9 if
men unabtdnsfs prdienttrt, 1T befto@en
son Der Sppuftton; ,pas elmer partet
bulet8t II paletsun8s bes @eloes .peeen;
pas ft& at@t oeu.eia ,.adt NIT sbeut St.
a'etten, II artfutrutti@ u. :. 10. 5-@ol@t
Subjette' sla1bsn, Ser 9eurralif ftt ett
3uspieb, bassba IT, uu1 ben 2auneu 2u,1b
ber Damnabetti eerl Ma0en 3u (9msi9eln
aub 'blps Das- gu fareiben, nae ibretas IL
senet perberbtena @ef&made 3ulaet anb
:tbrer' 9eioeni@afts f@uaei@tlt;; ,66er5 pbf4oa
set' uitseeut, @etRe coftnf@perer unb nlt<
lt@er arbettetl als' fle nit ber Tauf, ) on
bers@ lbs apublitun,s lebt bas
:ibn tsnteradsea NIB e.balte, i1be1, es f1r
feinsE 3eitnnSt3x be3rat ltn 8erabt.;
@ot@eS ubjettes ua6seu f@ s1i,is eieet,I.
abet-7beifr sd&reiens aaf ben sessaee,
unb H. pens @tribsbdnit41, mir bleibtsl
tanb faelier 'sbss.utes, s@el9rst = flde'
@abjette mSssaia nuitr Blatt ni9tbaltsn
oeer talttn ,fle n, ta6stu fe ts foff@neui
,pie u,6sll& auhsebfn ; benn mir fovb ernI
eeba far i.uierr, eeiftse fepobl1 ME fart
un(e1e eoitorieQe Arbeit uub etttanet ii
iel9eaa 2ebne, ttine ua~terfabunG isnbern'
.pFiat. uDie &tue eeben beramsudo wit.
uafta fe,esbaltea" (udnli9 stiel3asi
ttunesl(arstber ,ypa 81. . PAID, ham asia
repabl1aaifde3 Dieb n iew9f1atRsr MA,
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HINT. - 9elb. Melieion.

Da6 Nmt ipu ben Manr Jebren, tas
@elb rehli9 udbrey unp bic @eligtpn ipute
Der 3ebel, Der Nddfenliebe unb ber ST.
Betb fem. GGtntett mir es gang befon<
bers bier IN amerifa f. ? Durdaus ni&t.,
Das !@elp 1T bier ben Men19e,t tni@t
vettttl fonbern 3med. Dos @elp 1T cine
P&Qes1 beteeenbe Nla@t. Seer bier @elb
bat, jts1 faebt bod in Der Sfentli4en Mei>
.ans ;f8let@otel, .pie Is er,porben ODER
-erf9,pt,oelt ,purbe. Das i@elo brinot
bur@ paIdfe, bur@ 6iittten bur4 &C.
ri@tsb6fe unb bur@ &tr@en. Der &ei9e
ttsppairt .1,np bat GiirFu6 bur9 feinl @tlo;
nod geb ftbnt ff6 ber,: satrn,lee! i u.,o peIrliert
ni9ta fdte1t feline Eu9enb burtb be1en.
Ra&t; 'bas @elp betidt ben sgetii@ttr ;
petletbt ben labsotatea Bertbtlan,leit, oft
ffelbf Sam, pendna n bas llIrtdt 'nertbeti<'
biet pbae @tlb erbalit man ie tiile &iir,dtr'
NIB fatfg tle lidt Scr prttfsr Ne 0aedt
NIB pteeiat Der pfaft. sic cuff d Som
pie Corruption ben b59fen punt errtitt
Bate, purbea BE slenater ffaa,r 0elb ftise>
bctet. E5@>t Hsfht sH G 1878
sif Bio IN @onardien 5 ,lar@es stn,t
4 0unR perlieben, bab Is bort
Rd4Dttdi& 8e,perbert. : nBe,at gott 1T,
aat'Sktsa ben siebt Il aud Berfa,b;;"
= wtls' ttsrI IL utftrer Nepublif - man.
d. &atbu'r + g Els tr1uu9eu, DAT
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ms In @tad
han BE eertnsf Hnj6bl kr Abo6ntulen
s1ftrer bret BIdtter In Minntfota gum
Gbttl aud BEN @tlbmi(tre 3ul4reibtn
saes Afralbt ieu aud IN uns stdt
tf4tr; usn 7 xifbren ae Batbttl
90 ettrAt @6ttfta, aud penn fe unSS uoer
&ubtra -javeilen -ptb~
@1e Eaaifabasg1baIt attn tdtes
-fttae-s et4hstei4,- II 70 tsne biet @amme
uabeeiasf abtbstabis IL, usas uaftre seetit
mad 6amb d ett B41l
~ Serf@teteu; etnt1uenn man, Roteu
siebt fnast ia,an fea aud btaabIe.s eeer bes
G.rbtt bert aaaf far5tuuer;; ut.p pbne Gre,
tit 3u eriatren; 10 bier u eanbe, fat ~,
llnu5elidtett 8etporben, eolletttp fepobl
pte tnptsibuel. II Do@3 nit sean Gupfana
Der 1olens@ uutu,tu t6unea tpir tIns nod
tmmera utat' brdfens NIB foute fe ui@i
bur& anberes rdterraf&tnoe 'prdnumtra>
tipnen" er8an3t5 perben ; 70 mlftn mir UNI
fern Greunoen anb unirem @outeen 3uru>
fen .ueber :ein <tnts >perbtt s55br ura
itben, unb iber Elm &eines 1perbet Sb,
unS ,t4t ftbtt."a@ 1T ~ III >ns~ =.
III as Aufb6rtn Der rMinnelota @taatSs
3eituns" ,purpe ni&t pofttp ange3etet fon,
bern bios auf be M69li@ttit b~ineebeutet
fa4e es ni&t better tperpen ioQte: ni&t in
Eager Der portet aQet&. ionotr, i'm 9eerI
bts publituuas pom Minne(ota. 81.
&rnote 1T CUTS sitllei@t &uerbtn Die 9eut'
tpitoer In @tano 8eitbt einer aluad&>
ttsen Dollar flu .etne balbjdbriee pranu>
r1eratton aufbrtneen 3u t6nutr. @t,
wtrber ftbtn.324 #n1a.J >#5*. 80
q Der &ereltt@ nit eineu1 &unRrtiter If
alfo ni@t AM Ylabe ; tptn1 mir faeter
ut@t: r3eute gum aQer aQer lebttn Male!!
~ltbrtsens. 70 ftbr mir IS pinl&en, BIZ
f@Sne Saiion in St. paul 8tnieben uni
an Der Bab 4ntbtil; nebmen III st6naen
II .ittr, wir AUDI 3ur &taliftruns bieitt
@ani&es an ben pranun,trations< Gnee
Der rtpubltfanii&ens Central = COMMITTEE
ansepieitn fnb,s 70 .itbr weikn nil. pe>
@ormurf iuriid. s~oab ranltr urtbeil mad
ber Muft ~flinstnber Dollars tanse." Mad
FOLDER Muftf mSeen S&urftn ODER lei@t,
ftnni9t 8urf@t taujsn 3 @ir &poQer, uni
itltf a&ten uao t1nnen pies 1ur II LANCE
alS mir un(ern prineipien rtrtu bleiben
l1nb bie9 werptn mir a tout prix.