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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
Die SeOemtun9 OcS Wilfcn'fHen
Mntraec8+

Der glntraa bon Willon In 8etref Der biirz
9erlthen Hehte mnb Tretbeiten Der Gtnipubner
Der Ser. Staater, einlhlieBliA Der Sarbt9en,
pelGer Nntras ais elm Mmenpement sn ben
SunpamentalseleBen ber Nepubltf betraHtet
perpen maB, bat einem II lerer 2e1er Geran.
lolItna at Der briefliden Sra9e geseben, vpb
burM Die Nnnabme Des Nntra9eS audi baS
StimmreGt Der gleger 1T allen Staaten eius
aefiGrt Iei." Bie mir ben Nntrae perlteben,
nno ipie ct audi nan benz @prtlaut nt9t an=
DerS p~erItanoen perpen fann, 70 bat ct otele
Sepeutung niGt, oenn eS 1T ni6t paeun Die
9teoe, pb unp IS E m uno Duy1 Wen baS
Sttmmre9t Serlisben iper0en lpGs lDnbern nar
bapDn, Dap ale @elebe nut unD nidtis Ietn
ipllen, tpelGe in ctDilre6tlider unp frafredt=
liher 8eSiebun9 cinen lnterl6ieb maiden
3pilAen petB unp l&par3, spilden &autaier
unD 9ie9er, @elte unD @bineIr, Ober spil6en
OeutI1=Nmeritanern unb @n9lil9. Mmertfa=
nern. Oa6in 9ebGren ale oNe9ereelebe"
(Black Laws, ale @eIebe, welGe trseno
einen @tnpubner ut 1einer freten 8etpeeune
beramen, tpelde ism Die glieoerlafung an ir=
9enb einem Srt erl9weren Ober i'm an Der
8etreibut9 zines @elddftes binbern molten,
neil ct f6ipar3 pber gels, Uber i'm NuSlanb 9e~
bOren 1T. Dabin eebGren ATE @eiebe, pel6e
einen GtnpUbner perbinoern wOllen, aus
@runo leiner 6autfarbe coer Mtfunft lelen
uno 16reiben 3u lernet unb @pttesbienlt 3u
balteit. Serner lolGe @t1eBe, pel6e benz Ne=
ger nur in 9epiIen 6daen bas &e6t e%eitatten
wplen, ais 3eu9e Dor 0ert9t 3t erIAeinen,
Uber 6la9e ju fitbren, wdbrenb man es BEN
gSeiBen tets %erlaubt, ipenn CT nur tiGt on
@eilteSlt6rung letoet. Der Nntra9 @illcn's
be3iebt lt4 aud auf @elebe bieIer Mrt, welAe
iebt poer in 3utunft etngefmGrt merben
ipaen, mic J. .. 9eraoe paS Ne9er-3euentB.
@eieb. @inem Staat 1T ntdt unterIagt, eth
1OlAe8 @eleb gu MAIDEN, aQein CT barf eS ntGt
fir ben 9ie9er allein, lonoern muB ea fur a II {
@tnpUbner pbne 11nterI6teb MAIDEN uno Die
aufgelfeaten SeOin9ungen miifen auf bte @e<
ieai4aft ii6er6aupt, nt4t auf cine &lalie btrz
lelben balirt fem.
@aS aber Oas &edt betrift, 3u ltimmen
unp gu wablet cber 9etpablt su werben, 70
fpmmt e8 parduf an, Cb F9 Der MuSorud
''civil rights aud auf baS Stimmrent be-
3iebt. BGre eS 70, 10 wilroe es einem Staat
Spar unbenpmmen blet6en, bic Qualification
Der Stimmbere@ti0ten fet5ufelen, ALIEN BET
Der B%eltimmung oieler qualification miiBte
Die &idli6t auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NIB
6autfarbe dus9el6lcIen 1eiu. Man fG.1nte
bemnaA einem @inippbner bns StimmreAt
perpeigern, 70 LANCE er Die 2anbeslprafe ntGt
Serltebt, ME J. 9. einem @tn~oepanoerten,
ODER man tDnntt es einem @inpcbner Det<
weisern, neil er nidt leien urb lGretben pOer
feline Saren be3ubIen fam, alletn, ntht neil
er Elm . A er pber Gin Ne 9 er lit.
@t6t man Dem Nusbrud "civil rights
jeOc4 nt6t bieie eiufise 8ebeutung, 70
Bate Die &nnabme pes @ntrags BON @ilicn
bod penisfenS roS Suite, bab ie Die I'm
gleiGbeit u elmer seipiHen Spbdre oerbannt
unb Die pOltttf6e @leidbett 0orbereitet.
I'm Splfcmmen tlar gu iein, bate @tllon ben
@usOrud political rights einfG6ren mill
ZEN.
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lnan es mSali6 maGt, baB ane freien arbeitenoeu
Glernente sinet ~aeInnben @irfluB alf Die @eies>
6eba1a arsiiben ; es pirb ldperli9 mD9lid ieit,
Sen %reiaepprberen 9e9en bebriiGenb @elet>
aeb,na Ill iditten, pern man ibnl niht Elm 9es
inpifies WfaG pplitilhe @emalt IN bic SGnbe gibt.
Sinfidtlid beS Sifiinfti9en SritbenS unb Der
Girtraht Der Union lift IS BON Der bDdltet Nif>
tigfeit, baB benz Soil Der ebelnaltgel &ebeler1@
itaaten nidt erlaubt merbe, cine Gbnlide ,,ges
iriHe Snitituticn" einiufiibren, btren @eiit init
ben Observation-Disclosures unlereS pDlitil9en
Spfenls I'M @iberlpruh itebt.
SD wiinlde nidt 70 rerltansen 81 fem, ais pb
ib laeen polle, eS ieen inter Oeneii, pelde III
Der lebte1 Hebellicn cpmprsmittirt ,parel, feline
tpoblnieinenosn Ofduner. @S 1iNb Siele bprbar@
ben, bob mebey ibre 3abl nod ibr @influB lit
md9tis 9enllg, Die Eenbens beS offtntlidel Set
IteS in cprtrpuiren.
Snbem ib Sbren bielen 8eriht nnterbreite,
pitnI6e iD 81 iagerl, baB i6 gepiiltubaft perlndt
babe, bic Otn9e 5u iebeu wie ie iinb nnb bar5u>
itenen pie i'd Ie iab. SD babe porii6tiS permie<
ben feline anoere Sprade 81 sebral4en aS rStbi9
mar, meine @epanfen flar ipie3eriu9eben. Sin
8ersleid beS @rnlb.pnS Der anli9enben 0ptl<
mente nit benz nleineS 8eridtS pirb Sie iibers
aeuoen, Daft iW nidt iibertriebelt babe. @eptlle
in Glib Carolina sertaGt purbell, iinb ntebr aS
iiber5euseub nm meire anSselprp9euen Sefiird,
tuugen Su re6tfertiger.
Obslei9 i'd peib, baB i'd ruei1 WSglidffes Sc.
tban babe, nm st beridten mas id lab ltno hSrts,
10 bin i1 bod melt %entfernt, mleinenl urtbeil all
susrp6es Gertrau.1 su idenfen, 100 Sntereiiel
BON .tner ioldeu @idtisteit i'm 9piele itnc.
gag9eitere Sbatiaden ilD9en erlangt peroen, nm
nelIes 2idt auf bieien @egeuitalto sl perfet. OBJ
9leid ih feineu @runo ie9e SIT %9laubeu, baB ftd
Sic Serbdltriiie I'M Silben, ieit id s%enieIben per.
lieB, 9ebeliert bab Ell, 10 fSnntt bieies BOOB ber Sail
ieir.
DieIe WtGgli9feiten sugebenb, mD9te id Sbnel
bod ratberl, teilten p~creilisen S4ritt 81 thlrn ilnb
bic iitbliden Staate1 bon Der &cntrole Der Surl'
pesre9ierung su b~efreien, bis man bieie ~Siiulttge
umsetaltlns liar unb beutlid ieben fann.
gu benz @npc NIB 8raft Der GrlantniB, init
mtlder sic MIDI burd oicit Wiiiiion teebrteu,
mSdte SD Sbnen ieet attungsppu ppri6lasen,
Dem Gcngreb al rat9sH, Elm ccsr mttrere ~llnterill'
dungs COMMITTEES mad ben litbliden Staaten 81
l3iden, pelde iid bic Sage Der 9inse nit eisenen
staSatsn gum @pngre6 nnO 8nnritdsisbnnug ailer
nutiOnalen Gontrpae aus ~benielben eHtideioen. :
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
Die Xribinen= &ranfbeit.

Der @iener Correspondent Der 9pnbpn Timss
idreibt 6olgenbes:
,,Sn 8egeltben, elmer fIeinen Stabt BON 1000
Giiitppbnern, in Der gtdbe BON Salberftabt, baben
Bic Gobe8fdle inter ben Dol, Der Sri6inenfrart,
belt 8efaGenen iebt bic l9refliGe 3abl bon "a er>
rei9t. Son ben $50 anberen Beripnen, bic err
fruift finb, nirb befiirdtet, bab oiele ni9t Die
Gage iiberleben iperben. Wie eS ldetllt,
bic ISridineu ale BON einern Sdpein,
beie1 6leil6 nit benz bon 3pet arberen 3bteren
permii4t wor6en mar, Inn baraltS gSnrit
3u MAIDEN. Die 2eiben Der @rfranlten trerben
aIs gang idrefli9 9elhiIbert, DaS erife Spmp>
tom Der &rantbeit lift cine Nrt 6beumatisrlus,
ben, mie bic Batienten ia8en, balo barauf cine
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
SnbiTftem5sC Office Der Der. gt. lrnce.

Smbfften5=Cffce Der Der. St. Nr,mce.
Ee e. @asar.
Baltimore, NPb,. ~. De;hr. 1865.
bes eieut u 3 9trbsItn, 1S3 Ng got. unb u 6 g au Gum.
btrlanb, Nfb., bis DonuerRae g, ben rs. DECEMBER b. g..
anstnDrnrnen nm In bic Camps. Barrcdtn, 5CipitdIer unS
OfrJtere gu, bet uro tn ter un8eeenb BON Cumberland, Ntty
~tpfttnfret 3u Itefetn dles
frii6es G6ienFeif6,
wst&e bteIeIte fir bic Dduer vcu 3 glpnaten bonn l. Sauuar
1866 an sebrau&sn OSer tn fo@ t~urjercr Sett, alS Ter Sub.
Hfdr3 @eneral-G prtrt far bef ninen mag.
Das NhftnfetId mus bon gutter Sertdufll6er Qpnlitdt
isin unb bic Stade BON grrbtrttstI nn6 5tn erttetl (Sals,
S6eriel nb Ntersn TT fuo duSee fdIrnenl tn Strt6ltntB-
maBtetr Quantttdt g~elitftrt pera'u.
DIR sails her Gbttrt bic fur ~eitfsruns BON S9Ien1eif&
esntaB bttfes @%Ontrattes 8. i4laGtet nerben, mus am oifrtsn
@trbel ab8eftnttttn uub bic 8rat berunter etrimnt fttn.
Die WUrherbtinc nanftn bet BITS Dter 8ol DSerbalb bes 8nte
@elenfs unb he 5tnteroIsrtet feds Bic a@t sou Dberbalb
bee SGsrtelaeltnte Gseetadt tetn.
Nue Trdgen tn 8etref br QuoIit1t unb hes 3ufdnSes
StfeHtn iptrben pon btm Offt.ier he's SubGfeu. Dtpartt-
nent Der bas GItiia b.6eat. Scnt, Der Offsler NIT Der
tstn, 70 wereen Mntdufe auf 0feutItdbem Wtar!te auf &pfsn
bes Gcnt.octtCren 8ead6t eentddt rerben.
4netbOts rtnRen auf TCrmuIare 8ei&rieben fttn, trtl6
duf btefer Office 3u taben Iinb. unb ee BAN Nneebot beige.
fuettn Certificate ruufen burG 3pet SerantwGrtlthe Bursen
unttrjttGnet fetn. N
Die observation-disclosures Der Bureen rnue mtttelR elmer spn
@Iert Der naGffen Dtfrttt Court pttr ppra 9 ct. DtHrttt
%n~olt nrseefeutsn Sft@ttntsuns nad9ewttfen ipesteu:
Jses Yartte' Ssi9e Elm 4nseSUt ,tadt mus Sur8 etns
bet treen6 einsrn MnsebCt ~betbstItst IT, austr bemienieen
rrrunter lie tbrtn Namsn ae3et&net tat.
Anpteter fnunen pt Gtonnun6 1nreteno unb 0otrerettet
letn, Unrgthaft fur ausflerunet ts @rntratts ;u eeb:n, che
ft BITE Office ~betIaH.n.
ggenn has Absebpt TIM Rameu stser Sirna s,f4iett, 70
nfufen ote Wdrten Der Ebettnebmer, ION E bts ppfoffee &c.
ndu %nneeeeben fstn pher es ptrb ni9t In Betrldt &c.
3pgen. q.
@tn 9Th Der Ereue Der Ser. Staten Resterune ouer
Yarteten, bic MnSebpte etnibiden, pirb c%erlanet, ipenn fol-
der nt6t bereits tn bteier Office btnterlset ta.
3nplungen rereen tn fpl6tn Bcnbs eeIetfet, re Bic Der.
Stdaien tie ltefern, itnb tetne tsrbGrben' fptalb ais ueIHe
~etugeben.
x%Aaneebrte rniHen Proposals for furnishing fresh Beef"
eeiet9net nnb an 2tsut. U y 9inbsIts. 1913. SD Dol unb u
osrbsbdlt aut pber %einSene @sbpte, Bite sr nt6t I'M Sntertfe
Der Der. Staten bait ~ ~rerrerfsn.
Mue Anetbote, ipel9e NIT te len MpltitlnBen nt6t iber-
etnftrnnheH, tpereen Bon 9teut. 2insien poItio Burndeetiefe fen,
Ebpma 80 tlpn,
~(bs22-2s) BreS. Brig. Gen. u. 6. 9. II. e. 81.
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Gmpftdbuits folst, ais Of fe BON @irmsrn air>
9eaast lno lebenbi9 alfgefrel.n wiirben. 0it
Sranfen b~etrabrei i9r 8epu6tiein bis gum letten
Musenblid, uab bic Sdue finb iebr bdufig, no
itre Sdmer5en 70 BETTY iinb, bds le ibre Ierate
bitten, ibnen @ift gu Sebeu, bainit ibr 2eibel Elm
@1be ftnbe."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
Gin &af9ief lit oas @eib.
(8iir bic WaiRin8tou, Wc., r61eie @reFe."

(Giir bic IGaiPinatcn, D1r., nGleie PreHe.")
Gin aiGt9iel in has g6eibl in ieinem Screen
Die gauge SbSpfnng liegt os ffeine8 Bud;
Der Tag Der Srelee une bic gta9t Der S6n.er)sn,
Das gDeib oereint'8 eip ew'ser lBie
DaS 28eib besIttdt unb es betrii6t unidali&,
SS forbert Spfer, pie es Opfer bringt,
Nitt8 III 10 fen unb niGtS it 70 beipesli4
Son ibnt bic &unte ME Elm WtGr1en fiust. =
Nidts Iiebt sfetG ibu, niGtS fam sIei3 ibn an@ baiien,
Setn gEeien bUber ftei9t, fein8 H. fer foat;
pier Tam elm Deib NIT ttefe r @lutD erfeieu;
Dprt nur ME faIter Sobn Is in ibm gent.
aeiu 1iaun fam tOie elm QBcib 10 gles pasen,
Sein Wtann tdrnt ME elm g3ei5 nit 0fadelut;
rnD bod liest bauSes, i&iiGterues 8er3agen,
0ieQt bic GetiSbuuus In ~berfelben Sruft.
Ser P5&fe sei&tiiuu, pie Ger @ruft, Der tiefe,
SUI Weibe ftitntiiG Dir eutsegen tritt.
Sc lift, ais Of Elm @baos in ibm i6liefe
g n % 0 Z I unb cine % e t medt On bdmit -
Sc i6utidt ben Saal Dir nit Der G&Sn5eit 9lunte,
SO fli9t bes Saites 9eifis 3auberbalb,
nlb ma6tb aS Saus 81 ienem @iseutbuine,
uno tpaltet ea nit ninInler uluber Saub.
bic ~tieften 9ienfe nnS te i6SuTen gSerfe,
OaS gEetb berrth;et 6eios gIei9gefinnt
Die bS9fte S6pG6e unb bic bS1fe @tIrfs,
sic iino hes Ueibes QBiegenangebinb.
Gin gSiberipruG bee @uten unb be8 B5Ien,
Gin OcppeIantIit, raS ba peint unb Iadt,
Gin 8dtBfetit bas &eib, nm es gu GSfen
WiuSt On eS tinSeu nit Der 2iebe Wla&t. .
Carl Ga.
Gnmert. ter 0eb. b. 8eder. GSir berSffentli6et bas
obiSe @eoi6t nit @ersniseu, neil mir slanben, bas ed
zines Der beiern IN, bic in Den Scr. Gtaateu bon Dent.
i1cn aebittet worben finb. GGni&en mir uls ui6t, 10 if
Ger Serfafer Serr @batIe5 @berts, ,9ummetz
9rrne6= unb Gattelma9er" in BEN 5tGbt6en WaIbiua,
ton, Wio., teiien &nsei9e in Der r6reien SreIle" fte6t.
SoL i9m IdBt f8 ni6t pbne SpaB iaseu:
@borles @oerts mar Elm S~attlermei.
Ctr unb aud Boet babel.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
@tacts @~pmmi6drS Office.

Baltimore, 10 Des. 1855.
Der Stabt.G rnminir bat Elm id riftliGes @efud erbalten
BON Strf4iebenen BeFSern BON Gtsentbun ardnaenb an
Spbn Str, 3wtften NORTH Moenue unb WcTladin Strase,
~mnbieten Ebeil rrn Srbn Str. ~erabiren, pfanern unb nit
&inniteintn rerfeten 3u Ia1en unb aQen jenen 8betl Spn
Ssbn Str 8wii&en WIfrnfr. unb NOrtb Nsenue uur graz
biren ju ldGen.
@r bena&ridttet heStnlb htermit MHe. rte es betreHen
mag, bus CT am DienRas rem 26. Deg. I'm 10 ubr NprsenS,
tn ietner Office iugteen fetn pirb. UNI ~btiaetes @elu6 In
Setra1t ;u Sieben unb barber iu b~efHlteeen
SpbSrtth
~t19bs4ntl iat) GIerf beS Staht. 6 pnmtEdr
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DeutfheS arbett8> MaAnetimn9ssR s.
Surean,
Ft-. CLLL.acL r VA +fN 30

W. CTWHFO~TStNpV W ~
'unttr Auft6t Der rDtuti&sn SefeAfAaft".
Mle Dieienissn, wtI&e btuif&t Sanb,perter. Nrbctter pber
Dtenfri6eden Su befHdftisen @lnfGeu, icwte aue teutf&en
Mrbettlr@tneen WdHen It'd periDnlt@ Ut er tn ~frnnftrtcM Erie.
frA an ben A6entex Der Gelenfaaft, 5rn. So N IL nSs.
b Ne. IS G4Anesfrase. ,Uenten, weI&eS xntntselbIt&
e~rtbttIen WITH WD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
Stabteg 6 pnnmi6drs Office,

Balttnere. 25. Eel. 1885.
SIN SeIet elmer 0pplttattpn rtrb hermit gdhrtdt eeae-
Zen. tas Ter Stabt-G %OmmiHdr unb Surcespr fid an 9rettde,
BIN %. b., al Ort unb STEELE einfnten werben. UNI ett
nSreltde 9tnie pom Gpnpap Ctr. bUr GbarIeSfr. mad Ter
tflfden 2inte trr am6If Sus bretten Ale5, 100 Su6 reflt&
Spn Gb0rlesfr, fef,ufsuen.
SOB g mttb, &
tntcnttbpfr) Glert tes Stdbt- GpmmiGars.
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N1pttS
WHY
fir 8erfenrer bur6 Grpreb.
Sarnbrne Grpreb,

SO. 29S Baltiulcrefrase.
Die dIteIe Grprts ~apmrdsuit tn Nmtrtfa bat @rrtseiie
unlsettrpftn BON anetrtn @Tprte. g npaanien tn Ter f6ntI-
len unb prOmpttn II sbtrIieftrune BON self, Sideten une
Hra&t. Nae @sssuRdntt, rel6t bttitr &~enhPasnte anstr-
irdut inh, Htrhen aui paRdster -8nBtn nnter MutFHt bon
b~tsitlttn nod 1rtbttidsturs unb gctrmae @tftnbabn unS
mad aatn Suntten fibIid. rreI6t INIT Der Spattern @rpsth.
6 nrdanIt In Ridnapnb, gettysburg unb 0ouhburA, So i'm
0srbiu buns aebtx, ouG mad datn anbtrn puntten I'M glDr~
ben, Often unb g0eaeu. Dte rupbiSetanuts 9trantrUrtlt&ftir
6itItr @tkafbait, tbrt ntesr.atn yTs'ls nuS S3reuianttt Ina
BON allen 6sTbtrunetn fur W,rIuhe unb S6a-
ben. fputt s~enisenbs WefanitNcne fetn fur RauiItute unh
@efhditsleute TN Aleenetren, TIRE Nnaten poer 0eIber
NIT Sdrnten's Grpreb 5u terknten.
pratIs fnb utebrtetr aIs bet irsenb elmer autern 6rpres.
G~oupaenie. "
E~bpmpfpn 2%tStnefpn Il 6 O., @ta.utbamer.
(oOtllmD Sphu 3, ". 9erttMG A9eut.
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4. Ntanters 8anf.

National Farmers II. Ntanters Sanf.
Baltimore, 81. De3. 1855.
Diefe gdnt Wirb am @trtftde, NUutos 25. rs, pe-
f1Ipfien tein. Sdbluugen, pelGe bis edttn filis inb, milf.
fen am Samfas, ZEN Is IS. seleifet rereen.
Die Dtrtttrren Seriamrntln fi9 an bieiem Sag UNI 10 llbr
Nlrr9ens. Z. 3. Rutter,
UfldTc) GafFrer.
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Softer s. So,

SEUAAeE o w.
284 %. Baltimpreitr., Baltimore, Wlo.,
Ga6ritunten unb en- srcs gerfGufer bon anerbonb gcrtez
felile, PcrtfcliD unb Seber @aIunterie=Q rbeiten,
%tmpfebIen benz tteFeen u. auswdrtisen TubIiFum TOR erpbeS
lno ret6tdIttets 9deer BON Spfetbihern (sesen 300 Serfate-
bene Scrtenl Mrtettstdfhen unb R6fthen, @eiie.dIHen tn
Zen tetnfen unb sefhsnadupafen Wfufern, @tnfnHunetn bon
Stsdereten &C., frwte Elm ersbeS Eager BON SaneSSOebs.
2Steeerotrfduter rrer6tn unftre 9rttft 10 PCT. btuiser Rn-
pen ais IN yten Yrrt; unier WadreulGeer III, ba mir alts I'm
@rpben fdbrtiiren, fetS bDaRdnhtg afcrttrt.
preiS. f2lfe-3IheN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-25
U~6ieoerlaee Don 2mmft> Mrtifefn,
unb Oehpt fir

Seine Hno 9emdblte ~litbcgrapb. Runlfperte,
etnfa@ unb TN 8arben.
Stets an Sanb unb auf 6efeaunS anaeferttGt:
0eTmss Mnc @feHers@ YitaeI,
&cfns rnr MrmsEtfdbe,
feline oerSoIbete g1abmen
unb dut artiteI bic su ttntm @tnbltTen,ent eraer SLATE at.
t6ren. Wtttne @tnrtdtuns sur @nferttenng pbtser @esHee
fannie fest At4 in ben Staub, mttnen @5nrern btIcnher
0ErtpetIe iu ~esrdbrtn.
Etrthnun8en tur rbtee NrtttsI, ipwtt fur @Ias-ylstten
Ihr Stpres uni gpUbnbduier trerten ~seIteftrt.
Cine @erndIbt. @alerte tn NIT beni Store n~erbunbeu.
saves Srter.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-21

he continued his labors until the spring of
1884, the result of which is amply shown
by the above figures OF these emigrants
Wisconsin received the larger portion, not
less than 20, 900 per annum.
The same results may be obtained again
by the employment Of Mr.. Pelz, and to
much larger extent, if furnished with the
requisite means, and if working for Amer
lea at large instead of one single State.
The present suspicious time to commence
the work of agitation for emigration to
this country ought to be turned to advan-
tage, and the great tide once set in mo-
ton, will then flow continuously. The
two great elements Gland" " and "labor !"
cannot flourish singly, they must be brought
together-the one We have in abundance
and by bringing the other to it, prosperity
will crown our efforts.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-21
Stealing Abolition Thunder.

Certain phrases used by the PIONEER in
the announcement of the surrender of Gen.
a. LEE are claimed by the Press as slammed
abolition" property, which we had no right
to take for any purpose whatever. Now
we repudiate this claim entirely. We
have just as much right to use each and
every phrase in our "poster' as any
"damned abolition" fanatic-(the words
quoted are from the Press)-and can
maintain that right in any court of compe
tent jurisdiction.
"Peace on earth and good will towards
men," are sentiments that are older than
the "damned abolition" (vide Press
catch-words of the present days while
freedom has triumphed," no more refers
to the damned abolition" wide Press
policies OF the war than does the declara-
tan OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, "that all men
are born free and. equal" Our glory to
GRANT" and "hurrah for SHERIDAN" and
welcome to SHERMAN" all good Demo-.
cratic generals, who had no hand in bring
ing on the war, are echoed and re-echoed
through every hamlet in the country. and
will continue TO resound forever
But s'thanks to LlSCoLNo must be
taken in Pickwickian sense, or rather as
an ebulition of excessive good nature that
would drown past animosities in the food
of joyful hopes Of peace and union that
are now upspringing in every breast
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-21
Timely Words.

The Washington lnteligencer, which
supports the administration, argues, most
appropriately, and from under the eyes of
the executive, who ought to hear what is
thus said, that it is neither wise nor
Christian to force an enemy to the point
where their moral strength (their forth
tude, resignation, spirit and reliance on
providence,) constitutes an eloquent ap-
peal to man and heaven. Driven to this.
pass by anything which looks like oppres-
sion, it says, weak and defensive adver-
lis almost powerful assailant., We.
When the parent government, scan:y in for
bearance and arrogant in strength, is regarded
by good men as tyrannical, then Instruction
is looked up to with more than respect, for it
claims and receives the universal sympathy,
For the period of four years the Romans re-
sisted the four hundred thousand men brought
by Hannibal into Italy; they withstood the
siege of Rome the destruction of their COM
munications, the enslaying of nearly three
fourths OF their population, and the capture of
nearly all their cities. This was because they
were girt about with the moral strength which
Inrlce arms MN who has his quarrel just.
IL cannot be assumed and maintained that
the wicked instruction of the South JUS
titles this government in pursuing this war
IN any other spirit than that which seeks the
re-eStabllshment of the Union. Il is not TO
conquer the South, as an enemy, to subject
ana 10 hold them as enslaved colonies, that
StistainS oar cause with the sympathes of man
hlnd either at home or abroad. The great
Gemand of the North is for restoration on the
oasis OF the old Union, with such political
safeguard as shall seem sure to keep the peace
between the sections 10 our latest generation
Weak as the South at this moment evidently
Is, the duty of the government seems to be to
see Wen TO 1t that they guard the cause of right
from degenerating into such a struggle as shall
arm the South with that moral strength which
shall reverse our positions. placing us on The
defensive as against the resistless power of
sovereign truth and Justice.