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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
The Presidential Qucsticn-yot Too sool
20 Consider II.

the Preatdentfai QueStfcu-yOt TOO soon
10 ConsIder 1t.
For some weeks past we have been actively
discussing the Presto entail question, and urging
upon the loyal p,asses Of the country Of all
! parties, regardless Of party managers or party
| conventions, the adoption Of General Grant
as their common candidate. The schening
| politicians of the day, startled by this unex-
pected agitation Of the waters, have, by va
rious silly devices, been vsinly endcavoriDg to
put stop to this popular movement Thus
the New York Tribune, which in the outset
tried TO console itself with the idea that the
HERALD had taken up General Grant only to
kill him off, now falls back upon the suspicious
plea that in this early agitation Of the next
Presidency we are guilty Of !" the most short
sighted and mischievous error Of the day"
We are further admonshed by this patriotic
philosopher that the bushes Immediately in
hand lie the overthrow Of the rebellion;" that
I'VE ought to, and probably will, finish II by the
Fourth Of July J" that this will be in ample
season for the selection and nomination Of
our best and strongest man for next Prssi
dent = that there 10 pot Q partisan, open OF
secret, Of the rebellion who does not fairly
ache to see the loyal millions qsarrelling ~ Il
who shall be our next Presidents" and, TO car
the climax, that this ID the impulse Of the
HERALDs periodic starting Of fresh candidate
and cxalting him to the skies, then dropping
him forever"
Now, in reply to these positive statement
and accusations, . few words will answer oul
present purpose Fint then, Il is bscaas,
"the business immediately in hand Is the over
throw Of the rebellion" that We are advocating
the fusion Of oil parties upon General Gram
for the next Presidency. The present admins
tration, 70 far - II has attempted the handling
OF our armies in the Geld, has deplorably failed
TO achieve vigorous and satisfactory prosecu
ton Of the war. General Grant, pursuing Nil
own Judgment, hes succeeded, on the contrary
far beyond ths public expectation. He com
| mands the confidence Of the country. Let nj
have, what We can have, spontaneous move
mont OF the people In his behalf, and the Presi
DENTAL canvass and the election will be bright
cned by the browning triumphs Of the war
Thc rebellion will be thoroughly subdued, tn
Union will be re-cstablishcd on a solid basis o
internal harmony, aud, with General Grant q
our next President, we shall have, agaus
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She has features Of that Eastern type which sccords well
with the character Of th: gypsy. and their mobility
striking version Of IT, Her voice . the beginning Of the
or and her performance suffered bit little from IT, In
the opening romanza, He Knight OF Princey Men,
Brightest;'' the nne auartets al the end Of the
second act and the prayer with Lazarillo ct the
vocal features o. ID. psrs her hshy cultivated method
and brilliant execution ELECTED for her even warmer
pause than on the first night Of her appearance we
should DO glad however 70 the part Of this lady
well on that Of the other artists closer adhercnce
to the text OF the story They must not forget that they
the words o The piece as Il il were an Italian breio
Mr.. Castles Don c@ear trying role for such stage
to expect 70 IL vocal points be did much justice
their scanty merits would allow The best part in the
Ssrd, have Vsl r than NJ csmpSs No
baritone within recollection has given with liner
ss no. % 1s
created perfect tempest Of ersbusasm and OF course
Another Srsyns feature Of evening was the debut
10 the part Of Lazaro Of young vocalist, Miss hyes,
partially known, We believe. to our public ~ dramatc
her stage iuisssucs and her sweet. wen trained though
not very powerful voice. secured for her a. once cordial
nv yos sno = sn ro s1s
by her apparent unconscouess having done anything
70 meri! ne applause lavIsssd on her, she wi prove
sources the nrsi lights performances di NOT 60 quite
smoothly. The mshspe weve however, principally con.
hned 70 the stage brsisess and did ROT or
ch0tra chorus, which were ID credtabe working
order On its repetition shis evening expect that
marked improvement will BE- noticeable. On TUESDAY
and last hight the Bohemian Girl was again given IN Nev
York 10 crowded houses. NctwithstsndinG the compel
ing attractions q the other thestrss thsre seems 70 b.
determnaton The part q the public 70 give English
opera oil the encouragement pegelbe unFostunasSy.
Tar New York ID concerned, Mr. Harrison WI % M
able 70 pro6t BY This dspoon - mon tie present osss
formances. From that time out, however, % wv o
able 20 pursue his career - succeee unetenupsso
the meanw bile Neu YcrleN wishing 70 nSer EnsSn
opera will have u rlaks plGsiuags 70 Bvook'yn.
Ths EnsnespstAsn ousstssa In ne ma
Dllnrosn, Jan. ~, 1854.
The procssdiugs IN The Legslasurs to-day. N ocsh
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-29
D0s 3ibmufer,
Gine Elm fa1e @ei6i@te,
(Jprtlebun9.

(Gprtiebune. .....
8ir wpllea ater nun su ter fSamilie
Torp suriidfebren. NI6 ibre Abeneaebete
oolenret maren, lesten fd Nlle 3ur @u<
bs, uno talo mar i'm ean;en Dorfe nur
mebr Elm @eien mad, psilen inlamteit
mir gu ft1ren i'm Be9riffe i1eben.
6n9c &ipleY bate Gin 3immer in tem
fleinen 5aule, ppr weldem mir Jpn per>
lieeen, aemietbet. Das 6dus@en aebSrte
einem beitern, fletnen, alien Meib9en,
rcldes fd Grau 6cpnccc nannte i; ouf
cos 6rau bate iie nt6t cns aerinalte
&edt aber ais iie has intere0ante 9llter
bon led;is Sabren erreidt bate, fGrt3tes
te lIe, eS m1ttte fit unldidli9 eebalten
wercen, wtnn ie ibrc Aimn1sr an leciae
jun9e 5errn permietbete; lie fam allp
na6 Doppee'e, faufte ras 6dusden unp
fi9te ibrem Namen einsn 1itel bei. mel,
der aniei9te, ea6 lle emit in Dem elidlt<
den Bslige eine8 Germ 6ppwocb eere>
len mar Sie mar Elm IL eutberaiees,
letenefrpbes @eidSpf, ais je zines lebte,
babel aber IL ldredlib unwi0enp, rab ee
5u9c gan; aus eer Gai1ung bra6te. ST.
re liebhe 8ei&dftisune nor idmasen.
uno fie ioe ceebalb oft in ibrem @cbn>
simmer tei offsnen Tburen unp paete au|
ibren Mietbsberrn, wie cine @pinne au
cine 6ltese. Gubrte Jpn ban, ieinuniterr
beI ~ rannte Ie beraus unb plaurerte (,
,ntisbliden nniinp, pie Ct g nannte, pai
Ee niht ielten feline 6eiterteit trltte.
qSenn efsut apfpeleat mar, mas leict
lstr isItsn ser Va(l mar nuste ct cine,
sans ptahtissn 2HeB lie iu.pubtinsen
81 bate namli6 aud etnisen Mrsmpb,
IN 8e;us auf perm 5ppwcop, uni
brau6te nur eini9e 15ra8en iber tbn /,
fellen, 70 mar er aelpib, rab ii& bic alt
Dame mSalidit ldneu uno NIT enti&te
eenen geiitreiden Musrecen in ibre Sc
'udder 3urld3r9.
Diele Na6t bate er, NIT Nldf4t au
bic ipdte Stunce. sebofft ibr III enteebes
aber iie mar cine oltmppil Yer{pn un
bate pas neue Sabr ermartet. Ct mar
r.mna9 a,ie eeu5bnli@ obatfa6t; allet
cine 3eitstmdBe Grase iiber perm pop
mopp psranlabte Grau 6pppwppb, Il
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Gttp as fur Barnut,,,

Gtwos fur Barnum. = Der
s5ntsllcctual Sntelliafncst" uno noG 'bm
r,r 5cisnti1t Nne!iean te{prabcn cae
msifDlrpiQe 8usb pom Or. paul Bert
uter ,tbieril&es pfropfen." Gs selane
;bm Siameilhe 3millinse aue Elm paar
Ratten uno aneere Wpntrupitdten ber>
perSubriusen. st iast, es iet Elm iiberz
ralhenpsS Sdauipiel, bic pon einer 9iatte
abaelhnittere pforte un,er Der 6aut eine,
anpern lebeneia, wadien, fd pertnSs
dern, ibre Nerpen lid mieeer erseuat, ~
leber, unp tpenn mir einen Duidel Sc:
bern uuter bic ,6aut zines 5unre6 Gin,
brinaen, 10 erbdlt pae 8ru9niif res SO
aels Nabruns pom Dilute pte Sdu9e:
ltbitres, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. ~ ..
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8 { i III / { cD teS.
Gin Tireer5eie tce Shidinls.

Naheem berr 0ii,t1au ON fest.n Scn
nateno bei esr e,Oben Madsrei paracc
.rdbrsnp einer lalb'tiiae'eca Hecc cen
yiamen re5 Natrr5 slb.abam S:nco!n
gan; lditerlih uuo uuniiBlih in, yiun.
re 0siiib:t, fan, ibm rieier 9lame iur
5trois fit Isine Slaepbemien an elmer
Stelle unpiQtiir!ih in oan Wune, no
er ss on msn'Aiten ,rii',lhte.
Sim 5tblulls ieiner gfsre ndmlid, npllte
er rrci 6on6 fir McGleQan auebrinaen,
lprab aser: ullno nun Mi,biir9er. itimmi
renn ale nit mir ein, In elm preimaliz
ees Sod fir - &brabam Sin,
cpln!"
llno elm ereimaliae6 Sod ererSbnte aua
Den trdftt9cn Sr9ancn touienper pcnMit.
kureern.
o@e0en eos Ser; Ypu 1T bappn lluf
Der Wunp Iber!" Serr Gilman 1T III
6srseu ein 2ineolnmann uno LIEF ibr
pebbalb un>piQfirli6 bp1 leten.
QGir leben iibrisens in cieien brollioe>
@urfalle einen Jinserseus bee S@idlale
Sclbft Der Wlunp cer Geinpe mub Gin
coins Sieg serfiinben, Der i'm Bude oet
Gel@ide6 bereits verseidnet tebt.
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Die tnterfplpniale Gpns
feren3 Suebec. s>' Guetsc
taoen jebt bic Deleaaten cer'vsrii,icoenen
proptn3en 8rittl6 Nn,erifa's. IS BAN
relt fih in tieler @onfereu; bsSanni!'d iii,
nib!s @srineeres, ais I'm, cine llntrn
ldmmtliter britilb~amerifaniIbcn Hraz
rin,en. DicGpnferens praanilirte ftb in
parlamcnts=@ =@ebdure, ernanntc ben Gas
i,opiluen premier<Miniiter Sir s. Iade
,um praEtenten uno tsaann rorouf ris
Diseulfcn ber porliesencen Graasn Gin
(dlnelid Der Wit9lieeer Der GanaDiIdsr
Mesteruns tei,ebt fie aus IS Dslsaassu.
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Ga9erbier.

uWsnn unlers beutlden Treunhc niat l0-i5
Gents per @l,s fir 2aserticr tssabrn !D :len. 10
mUsen Ge wrb aulebeu, bab lls fir MsGlclan
itimmen. ."-rY icneer."
Nraae: 5oteu bic eeutlds,, Demo-
faten bonn tnoliidsn ecrrfati|d,cn Sraan
@'runo UNI llrNade qcAebn su alaut'n,
bae 1el9c 4emeiie tei :tnen ,rirftn :?
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u + ; { tier DatIe
Sernta,iu S;rf(er

Serntauw Sstrfler.
Drittc 5traee, ,seseni,bs, Ger Nrcs sgter;ar~
Stride. St MauI, Winn.
Die llrtcyI::Nms nicEcf t,..it; tca GcTs- 2ot7Ie8
enrd, scn uiitssiGbEcten NisImi. ec:a "erctrtsw
Wubllfnm ;ai:t9sitsne, sei,t sr suseid' er8cterEs
All. eaG sr IN etsItn gang nsI unc elegant sia5e-
ritte!cr GnIcpn mil
siiter' aaDsrtier 2 0los fir 5 Gsr,ts,
TA aitcn Scrtcu &ifS-cti.
aaen 5ps;fen vne fsiHsn Gisarrrn aafsrmnsteH
TN Sianpc III.
/ 5erlr.ann G,s ,srfIsss
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DDetUr 9iDjeuf,

t2jebuttsbelfer Spsratsur 3abnz unp
Nuae!lsg glIot.
yinr,t oi!s NrAuFbeitsn os5 mGunliden unt
wcltG,su Wsl1lsthts in 0rr uue Serlpr.dt bei
Imlililssr Scbenp!Nns auh II, asernlDaensser-
bainille Nrnlst III berudllNtieen.
O1fcs: Gde Der Dvi.tsn une Minuc rtaf afrab-.
Sprshliunccn: Grn 9 l!br atprssNs his llbr
Nutniitags.
Nelloeps: 6urt}traEs, uobe Gosp's @tore.
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Gpmfprtotles Deutihes
g a t. uno 6 . t + al 8
:,t,n Usi1tnefpfa=SnaI,

Sort Strabe, l,obe Dem @lpdenbauB.
Der llntepciGnste eraut I'D biermit, bisMrfr
r,erflamfei rc6 cuteimiI65!n unb auswGrtiae
ccutlden Yutlitums auf leili nett unp bsquenl
sisiaeridttctes 0ait~ uub arfhans su Ieufcn.
81 ocmlelben irbst Ser uerits SAT- sic alcr-
FrcunsliaIte 'uue bigaNe gebierung, reinIidss
0pa;s, eate &pl, turs MGsa, mas in elmer anrGr-
ciesn aGirtb1daft teauIp,udt lusrnsr fann.
(;usc S5talluns tcfHeet i'd, chen fa0stcim 5orfe.
Oas 5trebsn ccs llnter;eidnften 1T bic Nutrs
! strrHE9 seyer, tieibN beetrcN.
EtsctCr 6 a n,,r,
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9urrab fir Grea,uas! brsit ner Dreien fam!

Slb Mbe:
Die Snsena tpiu iebt nit @eualt
Gern immsr rrrr bran iein>
No9 1T man erit ein .ufuig alt.
Sp ldidt man f9 iGun b.ein.
Sft brummt bas jl,nle Gplf, 0 Graue.
S't i6impft bas yutl.fum,
"a flppf i'd meinen 5pbel aug,
llnb bent, ;Dr fcmmt i9pn rum.
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& q II den

lden:
'3u Neu-((tm iGwur idb Iaulinoeu auf 0uie.n
Stt~s tilss &reilt SD ldlase 5remrnt Dor,
Wsnu ibr mid lebt bin nod Gbicaaien aiebeu.
Esr 6rsmont IFS, ren lieb n,siu. .Sers erfrr.
llrc nin bsrauS nit Gmrsm Yreeutaf .DpGor
Mein ppapsr" nsbn,s! jtbc Mann fir Mann.
Men pparer" nsbmt Omit, @duIse, Meier
........ Wrtler.
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Ger fletne gfan

Ne1 tlt1He cap:
Jrrers Nienanb >uein S9idial III bSren,
QSer Dpn Mutb unb BON Qcrteer'u pas bG(t.
80 mar eins's nur srDb int llmttbrsn,
Nur i'm Ni'dsus Elm totienr 5sle. .......
Sn tsn MaiffOrb tes YDotes sebettet ....
gDart i'd nur hes 6 n, n, a n b rs beraubt,
Er9 tic r@ age" bic bab' idb eerettst,
Sie rirb mir firs Gaulsn3cn erlaubt.
Yin eer gilentabn funnt i'd ni&t iteisen,
Cc1 ais 8rieser belps idb bic 8elt!
2oNst mid meinen Namen ser1Gpsisen,
SD bin ni9tS ais i'm 5umtue Elm 5elt!
Armer &pientrans, Did nur betlas' i'd
Msin 2rrteer, Ct tuar Iir eerautt. ....
MuT ben Sdultern bic Stulterltraps tra9 idt,
Oummsn Dantel im birnlolen 9aupt.
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~Tarners 9p2ne.
Uaff= unb 95pQrDi1tQbous

son . a It I 81 IS ser.
8iertf 9traBe, 3iutsr benz ng3tua!otg< 8ouIs =
ct. Maul, W}i11.l.
Difie5 bsIiebte G;n1haus it nit ou54e.siGne-
tet Stailans fir 80 @jeipnHn DTsrpe uro IL
nsl. h;lhlRea scfIaunl Tilt bcleu1, tIarenSrfue .
sSaifr rerlstsn. Sene5 @jsfahrtc finest h;a-
lanald'es SboaG; cberic if sins 9uis uur az
y! 'iiE@s ysrc fur so Naar gat:j: bci tsnr
3alit. osu uub aac l1Stbtael. 9irf:e.ruarn bce
lra!:ei9 uno i'll erpEcm 0r1r7:a srr2anben; res
e'ebcn fauTe id, iolas Jii.!t:: g.. Erti;cl f1yf<
tuabrsno fir gaarpreie.
.ooHltse einr;Gtung, f0!ate Eg;iIe uns gee
franEe eommc il fuut.
Naul :J1ekceT,
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Or. 81, 2SD}1iDn

~~*' Al9E+ Q y 7 7 y u
tiirsIid Yen t5rantrsith ausstrmmsu, bat IN Nc.
2o2. ssseniitcr scr Gunctrt 5a!t, brittle Sirabs,
81. paul, AHinu., si,e S1fies erEfinef lao wiro
Nh Ssici5lt caHtr!1e Get mestsinilhen unb dIlrur-
.i'r)s: 4raris riemsn. Niat tsienpsrfr Sprgs
fJiE .p:r0sn Nl'tc erH Scaminciud!, grsFpilas,
!!ssctliittr: ,l;,e aurtre nmcyeNran!belt tetan.
es!t. Man lpr'cit ssfa!iiSlt i'll &c: Stfire scr.
I1s:eS Uysls GrHi. .Iiioa t2ire llrtenteltsn is.
osu lisrltag Gcrrlit!9 asirahrt.
plQ-'},,
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20 nint . q II | j. q ii So
on cSuiiu& 0rcEi

NoN esillill8 UrcH,
!yoria Srabe, nabe pelli 1Dtl5 lc1Dz saufe
ct. paul, 90 Wtr1ncIptn.
9as 9anseSaus 1T curdjaus rrupnirt Sreunc-
Iiue uuo tcqusme .3inlmsr itshsN S5aulilicr urb
eiussluen Yercncn sur Oisrpitipn.
E Sur suts StnIluns 1T sbenfaGs orf'a
Bette aelcrat.
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. fntl ton

pentlctpn.
@tlls, ifiGe! fein Geraul9 sema6t.
@til's, itil nrp INNER fiji,
Sc .psib Steiner mas i9 mill.
Sti!le, tile, fein @eraul6 esmadt.
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De GTpsstrcniG,
Or. 8. j.. Dprp + ley,
tirarsiitsr 1t. d6au "se'an'i''sr

~ u " II w Z , =
tsebrt Ia, esTYub!itum Scn g'r. Ynul an;ustis
gen, s0E sr iii
Npser blvd,
cterte,t Ter grpre6- SfFee eir gtatIlNsmsnt CT
DHntI bat. 9isus Uus rsrtellsr,s iilnllltc 3Gbns
wsrosN auf vultan,Itcu pin1!s' snseicet, rie al
StSuteit, Daurrbaftig'eit II. Sil'iafrit hi msi-
tenn MNss jsst Nsmpbulid Gjsoctens l,tert!shcn.
Sibuc nerser oub auf G'p!e uuo Glitter eN-
selsgt, uuS sufriseeni!et!enre Wrtsit saranti:t.
gas susSleheu uno sIuofiIcn bcbier 3IbEs
une alis lenl!igsn 3obn' Srsyo!icntn wslosH
ltnlsrslcs une tinig nusssfut.t.
~ 6. s. .. III ncrtsrsiet. 3ntnirsIsn, ieeer
srt 3iDus oIs 'sn tslteu SSatI.fsn SET Gsrsinie@
1sn S'aafcu su pllittrn Yrsitn 81 lisfs,n.
319-1y
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Delletri fi(6cs.
Mlte SitSer nit mrmsn S5ariationen

... 2ittle Mdt:
0u @tbtpsrtt an meirsr 2infsn,
SSaa lca ee II freunslib Ylinfen?
@teuf mid le frsunel;d IN.
Sat mciae Ursute oran.
surrab
Dos @dpcrot.
MiG trast Gin l6n,uder &eiter
Gum Staate uur, nidts weiter!
gin Gin Varae' -G,emstr,
Irum tinte itt ir ietr.
6urrat!
Self. Davis:
9sine Stub tsi Sag une sfabt,
9iidts, nae mir 0sri nissn madt.
Sust! SrItatsn, Niaeer, G5elr.
Niles futld es bat seldeu,.
Si.tle M1d:
3rmme eud, frnme rpd, fcn,ne bod, S6Sne,
3rmme ec&, tvmme eod, tang nit mir!
~ AtI II
Mit gcrjaiici,, sc1 asweene
gb bet rS9armusirsn" Dir.
Denn id mil 1T Jriepsn !eten.
sSilllts . d. senn earflte i9wsben,
s!gsrlistler Slsensr, neten
GGid9 ol5 nstter Srrn:bisr.
9arl 5eiuseu:
Sisi9 mir bic Sane, mein Qeteu,
Sn's rBeife 5aus" init mir.
20 bilft fein @ieeritrsben:
Stint Dr1ar pumre mir.
Jremrnt:
sl9 nein, id barf's niat nasen,
Mein 5fr3 tparnt mid easur.
Sbr ldmus'eer 9emeetrusen
acmnt mir Serpattis spr.
pentIetpn.
@t'as, ifiGs! fein Gsraul9 semadt.
S'iOs, itil nre ir,n,er Ria,
GCn bnciE 0r:.. ::
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Seeii;Sl:uGtn+
a,s1uirer!anN U11n III ir9sH> elmer 3e'tass
t,,t.s;?et Suasu sis9smA eeNIsuscat ecran@
s:5c,gsn JsNa:nern ui@tnAA9slnHss wsrpeH.
Der =:s5ltliptivNs @etraS farm tNNptsnir-
s:uc elmer lHtsn SanI tnssi'pltE' psrstN.
NS:lu fielo III ce3iiricsen Srlstsn rsr'
l,r:n g:at, e.se., mir psnScTinf; sob Mot in
uar: lttrirfer 3riefsu.
its NitDtiunssn, 0isser II. /. u. NNo sn
ao?seijircn:
!. i. NiGtey, Nabli5lGt
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0Sss1t,tltcr s.. g
- - al = ~ sz.1 &.
Trtb 0rnmert,

5}rts Gmmert,
Gde Ger gEoIDtRgsonz II, Dtttrengu,
Ct peut, Ainn
9sm 3es1rten patiifum oiesr8etenite 2lnsgtqs,
oaB 'p o9n nun at te!E sereit bin. HIciren n6r-
then g.. ten nit aleu Scrten GErqorsr. oIe
Sdlntt:: unb 3unes, SGpej59: UNI %lr.tEIoer
Roie, SHroire= inr n1ariallIen Caglnoer il. olen
Arter g3urian in EIeinsn 3nlor 4uf3urQrter.
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len Fstns ytauanrc, oor}uQtttte ,Zi9arEcn unb
Se'te6 EaAsrtler c)!a8 fl.s ) Gent6.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-29
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GGe Der Nobaid5aw< unD 4tsn Gtragc
sru 81, 2anEcuheiuscr.
sSeu srtaHt, :]trSHmi9, nit prNGn uns ircurc-
lid3cr 3iHmeru ofiehc:l tpte rcice 6cttl i, btc~
tst ea 1cm NtiisEotI og serrIid,i!su 2squsrIici~
teiten neteu aIs ecv:iteifr Ac tc1 tl. .gir. t.
8c9isNulg> ipric au:t 0jeirlnfe al ttr Gar.
@ierdumtgr StultHHg II bci oens yoatIs, l;nb
oeBpalb otn tjarnierr ra,neutIid su clrrfcbIcI,.
9teilenee uue oereu@jcpGci perDeu f!r,r.urre
nad etr 2aneuug bsfDrrert. t5q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-29
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Sd 6 rel 0rittcu unc Us bal paw
5trn6e, sine Greprs bpu,
;Itcint iecsu Sumitos Nnc fpltst sns1
O,l. oer .5lbr, in NpvaU1bciahlun
n;slns?t msrn Fsn ) SsntS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26
GENERAL. GRANT.
New Trick Of the Rebels.

Headquarters er the Army cr the Potomac
Nor. 10 The rebels have lately been playing
sharp game in front of part o. our line. near the
AppomAtioI. A. this point there Ia a small creek
In front o. our works. scross which thsy have built
dam, which las threatened to force back our PIC
ket limo 10 danger extent 10 unterslt this
project General EgSn had devised WORKS which he
supcrn,eudci personality. On vis.i'ng part Of
the line Oh suuisy might rcoel sh,rpsl'"o',r sue-
cee,lcd after several attempts IN Wounuins- ti, 1he
ball entrr,ns die right forearm, passi's disouall
down several inches ami ont 81 tho wis. The
wound Is artunasay not a.nscrous Aaolh..
slarp fight ovcurrcd ic,scon mo pieSo,s last night
stput 10 o'clock, which lasted about an hour, with
on, II Ia beloved, nuy motto. able result.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26

G0yRRx n BRows's message 10 the Legislature
Of Georgis has come h. hand, aud contains m in
teresung statement Of principles md view Of tho
interior condition nj the Conicdergcy. lie docs no,
conceal from bis counirymen bis fesi of The en-.
rroachmcnls Of Capitalization, which, he states,
must necessarily continue aud increase as the war
progresses. He states THAI, though the United
states Government has whoed war for four years
with unexamplei energy and cruelty, yet the Con-
fslerstes have fought and driven them back on
many a welI-contestcd field lie bcwails the fall OF
Al anita as "a severe blow" but states that II is not
q vital point, and that the people have recovered
from tue depre ssion which II occasioned. A large
portion Of the message ia devoted 10 IA consideration
80 the questions II the cOntpuancc Of the war and
the means Tor pence. On thesc subjects he statea
while | am satisfied largr majority OF the
people OF this STATE disapproyc many Of the acts
ind much ~ the policy OF the Confederate Admin
isirnton, aui ., opinion ,her, arc but u very small
number OF the people of Georgia who are disloyal
10 the cause, I'ho would nscnt 10 close the way
wtLou, he achievement Of tac ends f. which ",
tooA NJ srns-the Independence Of the Confederate
Gates and the yindcatiOn aud cstab shment of ths
s1vcreiruty Of the several S'stes. Confederate in
CcIenoence V'tout sac 500, dignity aud ,ons'i
tui.onHl and religious liberty, would lie yer,' link
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26

rcbc's used them for seusl stations, And " " ere.
fcrc became necessary to rcsor, to this sun mary
pgocoss IN check the practice.
A. for sherman, he rcmairs mystery. Ills des-
unaiinn proyckcs to widcs. diversity 81 opinion.
II is maintsued that he has gone oIpo site points
Of the compass South, Eae, and NORTH 10 Mobile.
Savannah, Charleston, Rclulond, aud Lynchburg.
The Richmond pspcrs IN an e'ittrnt panic
slS,ut him. They argue that his yr Sscpcc In At
lsuta on the Eth " November with, u % bulk of his
army, while Hood WAS On the reunc ,sce hundred
miles of, bodies no good h tho Gcnfsiersrv, AMI
indicates that he has provided anolher torce TO
check this movement In his roe .. leaving the hal.
suce Of his army NJ liberty ~ ,pcr,te ebcwhcrc
In this view, tho illness u ucnc tAl Hood reported
in the chmond rsTcrs, may be- readily accounted
for.
General Buler's pcsee speech IN your rinh Ave.
sue II rtel reached the city this Afternoon. and sur.
prses thc totel crowds. In, nat TIN few who have
bal grounds for maintaining confidence ,n Nj
scwsrds declaration long rncc, t. tho eject thai
the maeusnm'ty ~ the North would ss,onish the
l world. Buffers views are regarded correctly, a.
| toreshadcw,ng the policy II tie Administration.
The Confidence IN n" cpccdy return " peace In.
ereascs app'rcnty we'll grounded belief prevail.
irg. that hossi'uss u cesse during NJ Lincoln,
| first term q Office. Nrso