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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11
The "Tom-Boy."

Some persons seem still to entertain the notion
that Young girls need no training except that OF
the mental faculties; that their forms are OF less
consequence than their dresses; and that devel-
opment Of physical strength would mrair their
delicacy, and tend to make them masculine. BY
restricting their physical education and limiting
their sphere of activity. they are not condemned
for life to eufeebled health, and an aimless idle
existence. Let such parents ponder the truth EN-
bodied in the following remarks, which we cut
from the Home journal,
The Tom Boy" is an eager. earnest. impul-
siye, brighteyed. gladhearted, kind souled speci-
men of the genus tcmina. II her laugh is little
too frequent, and her tone a triAng too emphatic
we are willing to overlook these, for the sake of
the true life and exulting vitality 10 which they
are the escape ves;" and, indeed we rather
like the high-pressure nature, which must close OF
it's superfuous "stam" in sush ebuitions. The
gancing eye, the glowing cheek. the fresh balmy
breath the 1.-THE and graceful play of the limbs,
tell tale of healthy and vigorous physical devel-
opment which is natures best beauty. The soul
and the mind will he developed also in due time,
and we shall have before q woman in the high
est sense Of the term.
When the "Tom-boy has sprung up To health
fnl and vigorous womanhood, she will be ready to
take hold Of the duties Of life. to become worker
in the great system Of humanity. She will not
sit down to sigh over the work given her 10 do"
to shipper nonsense. langush in ennui. or fall sick
at heart, but she will ever lie able to take up her
harden # duty. In her track there will be md
ph,s'rhy; in her thoughts boldness and original
ity: in her heart, heavens own purity, and the
world will he better that she has lived in it,
To her allotted task, she will bring health, ,iCor
energy and spirits, and these will give her both
the power and the endurance, without which life
must be, in some respects at least failure.
-
GREAT FiRE At CAMDEN, ARk-1 900 BALks OF
CorToS DrsrHoYED-Loss 500. 0O0-We learn
| from the Arkansas papers that the large ware.
house Ut l.. Hill 4 GO. ut Camden, in that State,
| together with 1000 bales of cotton. and other
merchandise was destroyed by Are, on the nigh,
estimated at 100000, on which there is no insu
rance. 1t is not known how the FIRE orig mated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

The Georgia RAILROAD AcciDENr.-The Coum
bus papers state that the number of lost by the
re- ent rail, Dad accident near there to be IL. C.
j. NJ. Dixon, an engineer in the service of,he East
India Company not IN the train as reported,
though his baggage was. One Of the passengers
who was on the train. and narrowly escaped death
is now in Jail at Columbus, for robbing the dead
body of lady passenger Of 500. The money was
found on him,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

The Orange and Alexandria Railroad ms. yea
carried 50, 455 passengers westwardly. and "a, 1y
passengers eastward TOTAL 10,23l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11
SALES By AUCTION.
By BRYAN AKERS, Arcr.oyrrn
ImPoRrANT Avn rsRrNproRy YALE

. ar s!hoOo woKtii OF DRY GOODS AT ArCTION
al 'r shHe nHcf the Waw ck House. Main n
Tu SHAY Night, January ilh. 1872 at orlo.t ~ y, ~
continue each dav and evening until all Is disposed 81 ~
Srles every day al 10 A NJ xhd 2 = N Cor Ia,i..
This stock comprises the largest assortment al nrv ~ ,.
ever onercd al ancon in this city, consists In ,sr, ~
French and English Broad Cloths Doe Skins cn,.n, -
weeds sh'tnetts Kentucky Jeans Nesngs handkerchief.
;" NJ uhder Shirts Drawers, Glives Braces Ac
SHAW LII French liroche shawls long and so,.,.
French Empire and bay States al. WOOL long and sinare
mere and Lima Shawis, C.oska &c ~ N"'"
DRESS GOODS MORE Antique bla, and f,ncy Silks
Pop'hs french casine'e Robes SOUL Wool taiJ, S.nch
Mu-ins, &c nuns
LINENS -Doablc Satin D,mask Table Clo,l, all
patterns Napkins Dolly plain Linen, aud ex rs l,r n
Linen Io'ns ezra hnn Sheeiins and rowcns Gents and
Mars lilies Coubirrpanrs l. ncasi Quits Shc,t;po R,o.
class Dry Go DIS >t're ~ IN :" "'.'
The aics arc rr-pe fully invited TO attend Sale. Al IN
a. NJ ana L. NJ All goods warrant d as rerres.nie ed
Jan ii"sl b. AkERS, Aucton.cr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

0sa- 6sotl No. srfivsd at New Orleans, and
Vas ssssiuea b. . nilitdfy escort, the Grim, of a
ssldss, asdAa immsnss crowd. esncing the great
ct suthusiaan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

This j. the third time, within short period thu,
Camden has bssn visited BY severe oonAagra-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

1t ia said that Is. b. Douglas Esq, of King
William. will oppose Caske for Congress in the
Richmond District.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

The Washington States thinks both the Pension
Bill aud the Pacific Railroad will be defeated
"the latter from the incompaliDility of its own in
tercst-. while the former. if adopted by the SEN
tive ="
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

ATlNa BEE y - Wss received from ! sncs here.
lVl 10 tierces Of rs BEEF nice at Gle to viii L.
VII. the sti-niion Of the lovers Of good ihirgs. -
jan ll.ds A. y hlNktM-
MINI n a RsAsUu.Ea Nv X re OsB.. q .spe-
II ror article Tor sale nv aONTHIEW Platter,
ian IL dts Mi, St, opposite the Nor, ell uouse
NXTRA nYRUP.-Jsss rrcefveA. q ssPpiy -
II 1, 4 A Stusrt's EXTRA SYRUP new Article In
this market III retail acconned to NY lends
la Il.dml A n. RCCKEk.
lIls u -sf Wnsss 20 smoke = rent ge0d
u Nav i, u Domestic CIGAR, pr"se call at
GONTHlER & PLATZER'S,
Ian ll.dss Main 81, opposite the Norvel House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

fnNO VI ANlFACTlK pounds Of
l. Gum Arah, ar gallons Of Tobacco Flavor cheap fne
branding Pa nj branding Board Brushe Oils of Lcinon
rgamn' Wintergrc,n Ani,e Almonds K and 81
ceu T. MIA 'er,s Anisc Seed Glow Cinnamon; Spice;
olive q in baskets aud boxes Lard Oh Copai &C.
AZ whc offer cheap.
jan 6 lIam ]. II. THOMPSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

w q. HARVEY, Agent for w. r. Harvey,
w has this lay opened Grocery aud Comm sson
House. nj The W. II known ian late occupied by shear
the Markrt Were he will
an'ly and large and SEA sri. ced stock Of RO F.
RES, LlQIuKS. v INES. Sc all at which he II
cash exchange tor iacr, punrtual
sh, credit lie REL c,tiuy requests
and the pubic patronage as he
lie give them satisfaction
w. O HARVEY Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

the of scurvy and The npains common
To mariners and those unable fresh They
substitute tor sarrharin- and ncuralize the
saline de- absorbing the poisonous the salt
rendering tie blood and III" vital rsies free de-
btang influences Sold OF tie mandatory No. 60 Maid
en- anc New York and by all Druggists 25 dic
per hux drcI lH
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
BET Woblen einen alleemeinen Nblas erz

bet Wablen einen %oloemeiuen @blas erz
tbeilt tabe fit zen Me1 Der Darer un1ercr
0lorretden. Dos 1T iardtcrlid! Ssrrc1
1T menlbltd, ctcn ~. wie 15ebleu: ben
Srrtbum in Nabrbeit umsefalteu, bet
6eplsr bsre'en unc iId tel7er11 cas lit
eoel caS tit Sltsenr.~ Ma5 belfeu 1urs
olle Sr!t5z Veleyt> ale Yartcien> ale Sir
@en> ale Sdulcu> ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
es'] ale 6reibcits : p4raitr1 >pe1u pie
prar'6 nidt Der Gbeorie entlpridt> ,rentt
aQs@ Gbr9tfabL aler 5inn fir Medt uup
@a9rDett aus oea Gplte se,ptden! sic
1tno mod jung u1p rulti9> @ie mpaen 1,pd
Gus trauri9e Gnpc Ypn unlerm ,lutioen
A''tan9" Der Corruption uno un9eldmi,tz
ten 9Aepertra9t int S%taatenbuuce, int
Sta1ten|eben erleben. 2a0en @ic uu5
penn NIT Der oeutlden prei1e oieiem MIDI
1l9el 9eeelL Der ur8 III unlerm iuroen
Staate a'1vertraut it, nidt ner @dledz
t'9tttt III Die 5anpe arbeiten! limb 1cuz
te'l mir n'dt int @tonpe fem, eur6 redtz
l1Ge Niittel auf unierer rprnioen Bobn
t%ortSu'ptrten> 70 la7en Ste uns ltebcr &pbl
uno &ortcfel pRonselI um un5 III er1ta6z
re1 ais our9 Mibtraud Der Yrei1e, nit
ee''' o19ertrauten pfunee sum llnteroana
Oct 6re'belt uno Der Iu9eno su puberu!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

teinen Tdbisfeiten ittrbaupt. BEN 5alub,
oas aleS Necsn %per9eten5 1T, >penn feline
Wc:te nidt her repuhlifani1hen Nartci
BEN GcrSus iiter Zen Der Demofratil den
81 9%srplrncn YermSBen. Nanea('S Siea
lscch iber i'm ftlbt 1T cine lhleAte @m<
pTsbIuna fir BIC repubtitauiide partei In
Mlsfonll>1, 81 ME Is 3crrn &otbe, Der
lld ei5en fvibern Trsuuo pcn g hurs
nsnnt, u1e etenfalI5 in @atertcwn, Mi2<
tpnlln, arobnt. Y%ortebaltsn blieb, burh feline
9rcbe Sereptla mfeit uno vltcdlNla9eneen"
NrSumsnte Der Dtmptratic vpu minnejptu
ben GbSoa fir bic ftrnert 3ufunft su
llhera.
M1sen bic Bir9er pcn Minueiota Nlz
les b0ren, Aue5 lelen, Nus5 prifer, I'M
mDslidf na6 ueter;ereurs gu iimmen!
Bir ielb1, pbldpn un5 meosr Die osmpz
fratilhe, nc@ bic republifarilbe W|atform
9eniisene entlpridt baben uns, Dem 5aupt@
rpelen Ter prin,ipten uno ben Tcl9en
nad fir bic reputlitanilde partei entlhie>
ben uno ,perpen mir auA nidt per- 0nlih
bier fem, I'm am IL. Sttpter IN lere
Sttmme in pie @a9(daale gu le9en, 70
miinl9en mir ibr bod troB etai9er ibrer
(ebr9eebrten Dratbsieber uno troy
i9rer 6artiiAen@ lemente Der Succnl eq uen;
cen Sies, in BET 9ofauns, oab II { uup
lld teI1tm weroen.
Sent absr, bic aus @i9ennub btfthen,
70 wie Sene bic ais @timmoieb iid betez
den. lanen, lief ern mir Der geradtung uno
benz &idter ibres ei9enen @emiNenS on@
bein1* Sci ibnen bilft feline @sldidte,
fem Mr9ument, feline Yeriralion fe lino
Der &ebridt pe6 Nu9ioalaQe5 unlerer &ez
putlif: pb 9efdult ODER un9eldult MfiR
1T ben 8eltanotbeilen naA, INNER Diff
uno wer Mit an9reift, Der teluoelt ftd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

8arser our@ 3tpeduadbise8 ewtQtBur>
Ben fit GliiTe ,tb 9dfen tel4dben
foQ.
@ir f7ub enti@lo0en, bic @einbeit Der
Wablurne, alS pa6 palladium unlr er
Greibeiten> aufre@t3uerbolten. :3u bte<
ieut @rbe tppQen mtr unS NIT allen
uns 3u @ebpte ftebenpen 9elebli&en
Mitteln ben 8etri9ereien piperleten>
pel@e jeBt cine eprrupte Dynuite> eir<
9%eorun9en in bic e%eitoblenen pldBe BET
@ewalt btele6 Staate6> abii@tli@ fort>
3uleben seneist if; unb pb fbrer oer<
8ansenen Sniquitaten> 70 pb tbrer ab<
1@tlt@m 8etri9ereien ftellen mir 1ie
ber &use auer Yatrioten Bios, ais
@errdtber 9e9en bic Gretbett bur@
bic @erleBun9 Der beili9en Mr@e -
Der @ablurne.
Mu@ tpuroe be11lp{1tn:-DaB
mir, 70 iebr AUDI uripran9lid 2eute lber
bic politit Der Mnnabme Der uGUnfmil>
liunenz8iW biferirt baben mS9en, in69e>
ianamt enti@lp0en iinb> ba8 @ertrauen pes
@taate8 rein BON Der @@anoe elmer st e.
pubiatipn gu erbalten> inbem mir ben
@erbinpli@tetten> io weit uniere ebrli@en
@erl9ulbun9en rei@en> na9fpmmen ; boB
mir in 8etreff ber @plt6belteuerua9 GUT
3ablun9 ber 3inien fir bic @taat8 : 81
ienbabn Bombs In benz cpnfitutionellen
Munenomeut lelbit bic Mrt uno @eile leben>
wie bieie Sntere7en be3ablt tperben 1ollen
pab mir babel bic Observation-Disclosures
GUT ftren9en @erpfi@tun9 anbalten> unb
jeoe6 fernere @eleB9eben III pteiem 8e>
3uDe %pppon{reu> IL LANCE ft9 bic @ilenz
babnzG ompa9nien fetner @erna@ldifsun9
uno @erp{rfun8 tperben lauloi8 9ema@t
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
Sic 4latfprnt.

1. Bir finp fir MISUNDERSTANDING Der
unip,t ber StaatSre9te uno ber 6reiz
beit oeS @plfeS.
2. Da mir bic StlaYeret fit eit orpseS
mpralil9e6 unb politil1eS uebel ball.
ten, wiperleben mir uns Der Mu g.
Der le1ben iber bic
@ren5en Der Staaten> in
wel9en 1te beretts befebt
ferner bcr Bieoereinfubrun9 beS
afrifanil1em SflaYenbaneels> f. AUDI
einem Stla1enz0 elebbu@ fir bic Eer>
ritcrien u>,o inbeb wir uns jeper Gin
mildun9 III bic SflaYerei in ben Gtaaz
ten, pp ie bereitS bel1ebt entbalten
Serlon9en mir bic soQe u,o u~nbeoin9te
Erennun9 Der 8unoe6re9ierun9 ppn
jeoer @inmtl6un9 1T bo5 1eberbleibiel
bic er 8arbaret.
g.. @ir prplcribiren feinea Menl9en ne
gen ieiner &eli9ipn> pe9en ieines Sc
burtSprteS ; mir fnb 9e9en jeee ST.
eintrd@ti9un9 BET &e9te BET Naturaz
lilatiun> pel@e jeBt ben @inwonperern
seiebli@ 8arantirt iinp> 1owie 9e9en
jeben unterl@ieo swil9en e%in9ebprnen
uao nuturuliiirten 8lr9ern> fei pies
bur@ Gin Nmenpment Der @taatSz
@pnfitutiua> wie In Ma0a@u0et5> ODER
bur& legislative pper epnsrelipneQe
&cticn; uno mir wicerieben unS nit
Gntrifun@ wie es uniere @orfabren
i'm Sdht: f8}2: s;iifta;s: tqee,;..:eer
':mepqrS{en Ss1rt Siil sci ptifduti,s
:a@fti'qaS42ir.S aHt:: 94t6:: :i9&9!
Deiputen, pie ie III reuef tier 3eit bur&
uni ere Mpminiitratipn sertlinpi9t pprz
ben mar.
4. 8ir ilnb ;u @uniten elmer Mbtretuna
Der Hfentliden 2anbereien in tetimm>
ten Suantitdten alS freie / NJ
fdtte fir freie Meni@em
~9anb fit bic Sonoloien versus Meaer
fir cie Neserluien" uno tpir balten bic
&pmini1ratipn itren9 Yerantmprli@
fir bic Ntecerla9e Der Homsted Bill
tm leeten @pn9reb.
@ir Serbammen bic bred Scott @nt<
idetoun9 als anticonittutipneu, anti
reputlifaniid> unpertrd9li9 nit ben
StaatSre@ten, nno ais uerper6li9 fit
bic peri6nli&e Treibeit.
@ir iinb gu @uniten elmer unmittelz
barren uno btnret6enoen Nationalzunz
terltdbu1ts fit cine pacifez8 abn auf
ter pratticabelten &pute.
. ~ ,,.- W. 1a .: - sr,.
Z. @ir 5alten bafar> bab Der Gpn9reb tas
9eben uno bas Gi9entbum unlerer
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Sefbulbi0un9+

Uni ct Nadtar bet uNat.z Democrat"
u19te 9erne Germ S9efer Gtrra5 a,z
bdn9en, paS ieiner Grpabluna btnoer1p
e&t9e9e, tpirte. Da5 siebt ntdt. Sdefer
1T aQeroin9S jung ; aber alt u,o erfabren
9enr9, lint ba5 Nmt zines S9obmeiter6
gu perwaltel1. 81 1T %frei0nni9> er 1T bez
iGeiper, er bat ben all9emeincn Nuf pbz
ihpn 8anquier, ebrli6 su fem. Gs 1T
9esen ibn acknowledgements Nibt5 cinsu>
wenpen; nur winlGen nil, RAP er-
weun ct er>plDlt nerren lplte nibt ME
70 Stele Nneere ais Sptbtubc nod 5aule
febre1 m19e wenn feline Dienlseit vprz
iiber.
Sdefer 1T &nptpnpthins Nonsense!
S9efer 9ob unS fInfbunpert Gbaler, I'm
uns in ben Stono su iesen, his our @abl
1T ct, Yaul gu blctten> 1m bic Neoacticn
felt t gu bel or9en - Nonsense! Nlerz
cin95 banrslte c8 ilb um finfbuucert
Ibaler, welhe mir baten mnBten> I'M rie
@eiddft5zH eiie na@ Dem Often bis nah
per Wabl aufSuldieben ; co6 >peper S9eiz
fer npd ipnit Semanp mar io 9rpbmitbi9
ODER % tb1rtdt, aus ieiner Gaide cine BET
bic fen 3eiten 70 bereutenpe Summe ,u
9eken. Nn9enpmmen, man 9dtte un6
otefe Sun1n1e 9e9eben um coS 8latt bis
5ur @abl ielbft su reot9iren, 70 bdtten mir
carauS chen 70 weni9 ein @ebeimniB &C.
mo9t alS 1>ls eieiE pber ir9eno eine att
ocrc Summe bewp9en Daben wiroe> q H.
oer6 gu ldreiben al6 mir 9el9rieben baz
ben uno idreiben meroen. Wdre pieie
CARTE 8eDauptun9 ni6t porauf tere6net
5eryn Sdefer gu ibaben> 70 >piiroen mir
fetn Wprt oariber Serlteren.
Odd bic Wabl 1T balo pa unb MIR Tnb
AUDI ielbft nod INNER bier! Die fpnnte
oa6 m19li@ 9ena@t weroen, pbre @elo?
mag man ppbl fro9en. Sbwpbl 81 feiz
net Seantwprtun9 perpFidtet> iouen @ie
jeopd> 5err Na6bor> AUDI Dieles mi7en.
&llp: mir erbie1ten i'm @ansen $163,50
fir 3eitun95z announcement bis CUR @abl
$3.50 fir lleberieyun9 unp 5ay BON 2ie<
bern uno Opcumenten> unb ba rlall biele
leyte Tprberun9> eiu 5onprar fir
literoriide 2eifun9 5u bod 9%efunoen bat>
70 9aben mir ben 5erren mod mebre BUM
bert p(acote gratis ais 3ura9e, unc er=
tpten inns ST nod ipnlti9en Gratis Mrbciz
ten fails Die G%entraltaie fein Oelp babe.
VOLTA tout! Nun> SEER College, >pplz
len sic nt6t AUDI u ufinbli9 oufri9tio"
iein> unp unS la9en> mas Sbnen bic Wabl
etn9etra9en? Dpd> netn, mir tppllen e5
ni6t wi1en; pinidm jeopd oufri9ti9>
baB man SIRE MIben uno Mrbeiten oe>
bubreno bcnprtre> raB Ste re9t ptel ju
brufe11 befpmmen, urp babel iecen Gbaler
au6iblasen mGsen, Der Sbnen, ais 9 e.
# d je 9eboten werben 1oute.
Sbre Natipn, in Sbrer Yartei gu ct.
pauL 1T gum Spell fIrdterli9 bemoroliz
11rt. Iraoeu Ste ba6 Sbrtoe BET. I'm ihr
ben Wertb Der Gbre unp pe5 reinen Sc
puBtleins b1ber ftellen gu lernen> als au<
9enbltdltden Gortbeil! Netben Ste ben
S6urfen> pbne &idlidt auf Nelision uno
bic Qarpe pom @ef9t unb Sie
fit bic Deutl9en unb bic &epublif
mebr @utes tbun> alS tpenn eli auf benz
bo9matil1en Saul BET Demofratet1 poer
per &epublifaner binjasen> unbefammert
ben re&ten @es. Der Meni9 fam
feblen bod es ideint> bab bic STRIDE dber
uapralil@e Gebler unb @erbre@en Dor unb
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M1nneipta=g Corruption.

Wtan lie6t 10 pieI, t6rt 70 pjel felt ben
lesten Sabren Don Corruption i'm Nuaez
me'ns'' eab mir oft 9enei9t tparen, sur
gbre oeS Splfes, an Der @abrbeit etrpoS
III s'pt'te(n. Seit Der LETTER @%pnyentipu
Der Dsmpfraten, in ct. pavl fao inns
e'e SGuppen Y0uie vpn ben Nuoen qez
fauen nuo NIT gntieBsn BON ben Tplacn
oercamn'en mir oos @erfabren iener cfut<
lden Dfle9aten in Der Gonpcnt;pn, bic
'l@ pnsrtl1h NIT @elO faufcn lieDen, UNI
fir t'e9lome unc 9eoen redtlide uno ea<
yer mlb|'ee'se Ganciraten, fir 2ee;8laz
tuF unO eountYamter; gu Rimmeu.
W'r lelbf iabtn auAenldeinlid ei1,e
9{ote bea 9errn Cobb, ecmpfroti1der Ga1z
oloot fir @teriE BON buucert Dpuars.
;ablbar an einsn 9errn, renn er erwablt
miro. Dafar le1te piele ct Ser natijrlid
tl'r Gpbb a9itireu : rrd trcs rer Npte
rpppl1l1te Cobb ben N%pteinbater in 0inz
11Ht lflner prpjcctirten Gancioaten, 70
trte al19 9t9en Ginen ccrIelten, fit ben
er tidy ee9en 9leide Dienltc m0rtlid YER
biir9t bat,
Gin anoerr Dcutlder erbielt ebtrfol5
e'ne Note bon buncert Dplars, Qnb le
abrr surltd, oit5 nidt oeuau Ut ermitz
ttlnotn 01i1ccn.
5er NtGter, bet int c}abr 1914
Wit9liec einc5 III New;yp,f rpu uus oez
9r(inoetcn Natipnalii te1z@ercins mar, ben
mir bel unircr Nlnturit IN ct. Saul ais
alten 6rrlnr 81 be9riiten Gcle9entrit botz
ten uno NIT cem mir trpB I'M lere5 yerz
l1lerencn pplttilben Wloubensbefenntnilz
les, ouf frcunpli6em JuBc iteben, 6err
Ntdter murte Don mebren Nuerifanern
auf8efproert> lld fir bic 2~e9i@latur npu1tz
1tre11 s1 lalen. ST. tbat cS. M1d i'm
pat man nit bunoert Ibolern e~rfaufen
'ppQet, uno pa ct ben i1f amen Nntroa
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ten &perpen eu9 le9nen ; bod cure Gnfel
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
The Republicans of New Ulm
and their Resolutions,

NeW-Ol1n, lin brown county, MIMI,
was founded by that class of
who belong to the Turner = Society;
who are, in general, the most intelli-
gent, the most liberal n%aturalized citi-
Ems of the United States. May they
have their peculiarities in Dress, which
we do not approve, as it is not con-
gruous with good taste, and has the ap-
pearance Of Distinguishing uniform"
may also some of them indulge too
freely in Lagerbeer and subordinate
mental exercises to gymnastical ones,
still we do cheerfully confess that the
Turner'S are not so ignorant as to be
used as "voting CATTLE" hal they are
an independent, moral, and self-think-
ing community who sustain and read
an organ, the "Turnzeitung," which
is ably written by Mr. Rothacker in
Dubuque, Iowa, a scholar and liberal
man; an organ that is a rich source
of knowledge in sciences and in poll
tics.
These Turner'S advocate quite ex-
clusively mental Liberty in the South
ern States, where the field of politics
is barren for them, leaving but one
chance, that of voting against our
common enemy, the Knownothings.
In the free States you will find but
few Turner'S in the Ranks of modern
Democracy, and if they join the Re-
publican Party, it is not as if this
Party would suit in every respect their
Ideas, but because it is more liberal
than the other Party, and because they
do not wish to be idle spectators in a
Republic; as the Knownothings and
some OF our "political wire. pullers"
wish us to be.
In New = Ulm they have a paper,
called the "New-Ulm Pioneer," origi-
nally established by the Turner's and
especially for the Turner'S, now the
property of N@gele, Gerstenhauer &
Co. This "Pioneer" has published
in its last number some Resolutions
ofthe Republicans Of New-U lm which
are a solemn protest against our Re-
publican Platform er parte and which
we give also in our columns, in Eng
lish, as our English article of last week
was: lead, a we know, by several
Americans, among them also by MI.
Neill, to whom we may be allowed
to say: "Cdton1 pldcuisse, sat est."-
We have done our full duty during
the period of nineteen years to the
Democratic Party till it's absolute de-
generation under "Pierce," and we
have worked conscientiously since
that time for the Republican Party
pausing for a while after the proscri-
bing measures of Massachusetts -
and reassuming our political Stand
again as Editor, since the Massachu-
setts-crime has been expiated by the
blaming of the Republican States in
general, and especially by our own
State. -
We never had joined, and e
shall join any Party for the Interest
OF making money, or hunting after
office, as we do not sell our Conviction
and Independence for any price, ask
ing pecuniary pay only where promis-
ses have been made, without infring-
ing our character, or for work done,
as "every laborer is justified to his
fees" ~
We write for the People at large,
not tor Presidents or Governors, not
for Wire-pullers or hungry Oaice-seek-
ers. We adopt their names, not as
the masters but as. the servants of the
people, if their principles are congru-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24
Gountp=gi6et.

3weiter Senatorial . 81 ftrift.
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g. 81. 8pnb.
SIR equity ermeNer:
@u9ene WtQmer.
Sir @prpner:
Matbew @rpf.
Sir BriebenSri9ter:
2. @mo - Solepb 2emay.
3. @aro MoplpbuS Yapin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-24

you may look for other pieces, not
quite as large as those Of Carthage or
Troy, but pieces still!
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