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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-01
@a1btw8tem $am8.
Minneapolis, Miun.

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Sd Bin INNER s~erendst unb luats hatet,
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81 Ietre TN @afbine trn 5aufe NAL ein; 4.
Jrasf bx, per's benn etbti
Jreilta ber peter ber kterau tetiebt,
etess bat Der an 9anb, was IN ptnf@eu tR.
Ct stbt etnen ausee,e&neten SLID:
1tefReal, paResen, 3raut nab ealat,
Nab gptt mei6. mas Ct foaf xt&t NOD bat
Me,&e 1etten, marin uub ~ei6 pte ber 6anee,
Dexn's TAFT. einex punfa DON QDetstes, 2afte eser 1bes
6srte In, CONNER ~tista1tes Bier.
Die feinRen unb beRen Qtqutre fab't mar BIER.
nxs beiu, 8esab1ex II ser Peter etn ltbera1er @enn,
e. t&retbt nte ~ ste1, nod IL wentS an.
Wean'S ate &unsen, etbt ct eern Credit
nnb eanet muir ben eans sepsbn1t&ea profit.
un> e1tra fet's hem Garu.er nod aefast:
Gin gutter etau unb frtf&e nueue
Jixeet man tetm Peter auf ber 6tene.
a. fistern bic aabe, 0&leu unb 9ferte, "
50 TN 6taue Vlab fir etxe sa1ae 9eeree.
Run Eutser, Ie&ter, Batter unb eeba.
&smms bin III BEN 5ptel bes @a(1iustsa.
Der peter label ereebenR elm,
q >erlrrt&t fets lueis une fsel u fetn.
AsdR Heter Snrfenius.
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Gbus,fa Carer 60. 26. Afop.

Gbasfa Carer 60. 26. Mcp. q
Ole ,uus.eepSbnli@e 2tbbafttsssit, 'pel9e .ttt
steltn Neubautsn biefts Sabres unitrem auf-
blatenben Ylase ssrlisb, bat bur& ZEN ptster
e{naeltbrteu, 1eeeimdbisen unb eefrenstn Sat
@inte: cine tletne 5@penlune jur @abe &C..
u.a@t, nm ID ~ tintr ~iolsnntn @eibna&tsfetes
spriubereikn, ia, pie misunderstanding &pofel
be,t&ten bie(es Mal bas 6 t.iftinb tte Gtastaes
nit elmer 70 @slteuen ale tsertbspltn Bei&eesuns
beeladem unb fsine Mntunft bur@ Tfttfeu,
@&nurreu unb Rlappern sertdnttu ptrb admlt@
nit etne. tauftnbB elDatjen pr9as mablen-
Ben Dampfmible. Datait beStunt cine nsae
Me.a fir unfsre @taht, unb itben GtnDobner
sena 3aselsbxer bic biaauf iu aniern @rsben
tex @%tortbaltern, fablt I'D besbalb fsbr btbas'
lid, Der Gprtsauer Der pofsn ststisufe unb &C.
f&dfte .ueeen. Die eiu3tse alase psl@e man
au3,uetn bier b5rt, IL bic, bab 20 uns ~ ftbr
an &rbsitern ietsr Art uaaneelt, troB be- brben
2stxes BON brei bis stsr Dollar ben Sag.
Der Dtrteent bes bisFeen @eiaussersins, BET
tatbulii@e @@uuesry perr 9srter Bon @bato-
zee, true BEN @ersin in fttntr spreefrtseu @ts'
ung por, bas btr 9err vfarrer in @batrpee BON
Inn fpreert, itine 8erbintuns nit eenannten
9erein atsubre@.n, ta here!be nat Elm @auf-
@erttn @ei, NIT ben, It I'D bs fpat IN bic Na&t
in f9ls&ten 3du{trn bsrumtrsihe, faufe unb
}eanba!tre, tposssen ct protsairt unb has @an3s
als eine tofbsf!e 2iBe> lie tts Gunfens @abr'
beit tntbsbre, ertlart babe. unb Zen gsrt'a nun
erfu9e ibr, taa bel ieineu1 3etru wfarrer ~
bseusen. tporauf ts @sfanssereIn bel&lcden,
baB tas Der t,Fe @@riftwart In einem 8risfs an
@e. pe9wIreea tbun ieut.
Mlam ii e~tipannt euf bic ftrnere &ntmidel'
/ ung, melat tieIe @a@e uspmtn ri.e.
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@er auf tinem beutisen Blatte eth TO-
tbes &reu3 finpet unb binuen 3 Mp&en
1einstt &1dfanp reber 8atj nod gum
Ibeil tilgt, tp9au@ un8 u1tlptt, ob u1,o
mann Il 1abl.n piu. ben, tpirb bie 3tttun9
pom beute dber pier @o&en an ni&t uttbr
,uoefdidt urb @tin Nanie hebe ben Naz
mel, tes @cbncrts perptn @c@tn long
in ber 6 d ma 3en2tf e prar'Be1l.
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metrppclttau
8iQiarb<3imn1er Il. Calm,

pom
Bernbarb Ebelan.
Der 1lnterlei@nete bat ben Mnttetl bee perru
8. @&ulta an BEN pbi8eu We1&1ft au6eetautt
anb pirb tafelbe In heu1 alien Qplal spn @4ale
nnb xbelau. poielbR ct NIT Berenagen fttnt
alien unb ne>en 8reunbe empfaneeu tpirb, fort
fubren. St pirb fets bic beRen
~ @etne, Q%iqueure uub @t9atren
sprrdtbte balten.
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1.rsi6nkI;ln,, -, .rssioe Ses6srrn.m. Rever
pom 2abu4ue COMMEMORATIVE ~ ,Qe.aw
etaet Ootreaase ?en 3etliIt1E pNgl4sn ~ ~.
!pteytneen xaflgtelen,, ~. ami aagFt \ S 'tsa.ag9
Husnp TN .lyenannI. aaISslayse es.s.. !!s ~.
t'a'aSt'. Pes9n 1tssss ..r.ss. os.I.s.as. .asv IN.
snb lin bat@ tta ssats pans il be,~ptulenatn.sn
unb antuerIennen, n,uB mad 70 larger Gerinatt'
uns unikrer@ &aabibne ftbsiaa beaterfreun6e beg
eaaertrni!ni&tsRtn 6!snab bttnees: PER- attssI
nnb Damen1 nnb NTH nus cine 9etttSsne gor-
ft4un8 biettn. 9Ra@t ter' tebtert II Shnjtrdr5'
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Wa(pn s 4a,mliu'6 Gabtnet.Crs
AeItt, pter3i9 Sef(&tebene 9lrten, 8eei8net fit
&irtt,- unb profane Snuff fit $80-$1W
bas @tad. 6unfunborei6i9 @olb1 ober
&tber, meDaiQe1t uber anbtre erfe pretie,
wurben ibuen 3%uerfannt. 9Qufrirte Ratalpee
fret. Man rt@te 8tteQunset an mafptt S
&aunliu. Bottom, cher mafun Bro.. 3ep
yprt. g
@ef@dft YerIe8t - ptrr g. e. Men.
bellon bat fetn NIT sor3iielt& i@Sutu @aa.
rem ,stu ousaeraRetes Rlefber9e(9Gft na& BEN
2otal 80. TAG, Ste @trase, 2 Ebirtn untertalt
Mfinnefota @traBe, serltet. @er tt& btQtg
unb oeuteel tletben min. fpre&e pcr bel Menbel-
fpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-01
MI1er1ei.

Der Gin3ug per 2anbpebr IN 6tlbe
(Wefpbalen) tpurbe tur@ eth fcnttiae6
StQd@ett ptrbertlfdt. Mn1 Mbtnb tbaten
f6 2antwebrleute bein1 @trtbe Gelb,
mann,p ott e1tli@, unb er3dblten ibre
Grletnife. DIE Qanbwebrleute tatte.1 it@
oQerlef Grinnerunessefden r,ft9ebra@t,
Der cine Elm bairiide8 Gdb@en. bteier cine
pdrtsmbereti@e Geloflal@e II .uab 70 truB
Elm 2anbmebruann cine 6frei@tl@e
@lbe, Elm anterer eire,, bfrei@ilen Mcd
Sn Der @htsfnbe fa6etn Ne@teanmalt
ce6 Drte8, ben, has fr6bli9e Greiben Der
2anpmebrmdnner nf@t IN ben Stnn tppl>
te.
Die %rennomirtn nit ben %8etoblenen
Sfret@tfden Sahen,1 faat Ct.
"Wat, nj ienb DetYe2 trat feat be-"
limb bic 2eute tradelten BIN &e9ts9s,
lebrtet bur@.
~2a6t uat&, i'd Sin @e&tsanmalt!
i&rie Der @eprd9elt.
vSau, bartt man eft redt bruf!" tie.
fen Die @plbater.
Run ipran8 Ter Rtdtse.lebrte auf sts
men @tubl uM1 burd'6 Genfer III (prtt.
9er. 9lter tn Genfer ertpfi@te cine ber>
be Solbatenbanb i'm b.im 6aar, bod 8
.@rausl 9lQes tdrrte; In Der 6anc f9fen
bas 9aupt f& ob9el5R au babeu, ~ e.
tuar ptt fcalptrt - Ter Splbat bate ei<
ne YerUde IN Der 6nnb.
rMun baben .pir 6feret@tl9e &appen
uno cine Selbe( &s Mbppfatsnperride."
iuttlten bic Solbater, &rdbrenb Der Rail-
topf pom 9e3c8et uut inter pIft, CUR
Eb1re binau8 bn8frt nurbe.
x @mefne@plera. Sn Green
Gountp, Sntiana, eraifrt bic @9meines
@olera In du6er1 acknowledgement @et>
le. 2ette @o&e Yerlor Gin Garn1er go unp
Elm a,1bertr 30 @@meine trel&e an bfeItr
3rantbnt trepirt fnb. 8einabe aQe
S@wetne3ddter IN isnem County baten
f@were 8rtldfte erlitter.
Gin Gripel 9e9en bic Menf9beit.
8etanntli4 Bat f@on felt ldnserer 3eit
bic to8. rS@meine@plera" inter ben I'M
@eften Be3peensn S@metnen lift Grl&et,
9en1a@t aber nenf8er bttannt t1rfte fem.
baB IS 11nbolce IN tneni@lt@er Bprut
8tbt, wel@e 3ur @ermetpua9 zines ptta.
rtdren Na@|betl6 ,reber tte @einnbbett
nod tas 2eber ibrer Mitmenf9tn In
@erin8fen Der Bea@tune werbt balter.
SON hen I'm @eiten lebenten S9tpet,
ne3datsrn fouen GiniBe III tbrer proris
jebt 70 wett 8eber, boz ie bic S&metne,
BET tensn f@ BE Mn3ei&en ter S@weine>
@bolera etnfsuen, iofort f&lo@ten nrb
bann al6 berett6 3ueert@tetes Gleti@ auf
uniern Mortt 1piden.
Der @ebante 1T tntiebli@. absr bic
Nu@loT@fst man6er Mtni@en - nett
esbenb, pab ft por Mt&t8 3uridttten.
@aribalbi'3 Gpanaeltm n
italie.n i{@en @oIfe6. Der
Yertbrte 6elp sStaliens bat aug itfner
frtbltden 3urid8ejcBenbeit Elm tleiue8
S9rtiber al, Germ 2ert8tola 9efdtdt,
bo6 ftlbf ben Beifou be6 rtpubltfanif@en
Mo3,tnt baben ,ptrb, unb bas elmer, Mot3
entbdlt ben n:9t blo8 bic italieni[9e,
loreerr, aud jeee ontere Nation, tte fret
unb uuatbduBiB 1ein wiQ, btfcl8en foute.
2ortsiola bate finn Elm poiett t,ttoe<
tbetlt, cine 8eriamulunB ttalienil1er
S@iben In pabua il ueranfalttn, mp,
rauf ibm @aribalbi antrcrtttt:
,8raYp itei,t lieber 2ortBtola! SD ma.
DE Stnen trei1 Compliment unp min,
f@e Sbne1l Zen befen Grfola bti Der &us<
fdbrunB Sbres Yrcjetts. Man foQte bn6
Bolt Elm flr QUE Wal btBreifen la{{t1,
taB tie S1ubbldie pas Gpan8sltuu.. Der
Natfon }sin ioQtt, uub ba6 te tur barn
tpen, fe mpblgeabt in @stra& biefer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-01
lseu. baten nod setn.n Mittl. Grtras eeee.

o'Ieeu. 1apen uoW 1eIusH 1tltleIs &tttd9 9e6es
ben.
EsasD ttsssas,t esatts..ttssS 9 .ensesan B.ssRsdts.
tlsibt nm Mtuiunex; soa ,84f&eln tiatsr Jben
tllttstlt&en' B.tarf ,uitid. -@dre So Btampoue
erstebiser sepsitn. 70 batsbds -nt&t siel ~! fa-~
ger. 30 q 4 BIN tGsISs Der ausfa1l lei@tF esbtdt
metbehs% f6Bartt.f Aattr natrenb set YEA stobea:
Marttprfiit,nI Scr 8aumboue Set a8aruutto>G rlSs
f$en BON u Miaientn 8auenF fat 70 ereb, ME
Der ssn4 Rtuisnen Bauen ser teut arteee feiu
ptre,, ~iss cine unSerbdItnibmabis srSbere prp-s
portion bef vreiles flr @amea, @eratte @r-
btitslobn, Gmbauaes unb Eransporttoaen barauf
8eben nnb ttn Netto. Grtrr8 fir biz pFauaer
l@ntGlern.i Is Y a IL & ! &
1lm I'D inter ipl&en 1~1mfGnben bur@juf&la-
gen, nth btr @apen Der btrefttn pilft bfs.
Rorbtns unt sor allen Dinstn euten Grebtts
bttrn Norben bsbarftn. Den obsr lam e nnr
baben, menn Ct ftinen falf&tn Erub fabren ld6t
NIB I'D babf@ manterli& beuiuuat. Ct uab
.napves' ler1en, I'M Brpb 31 erbalten ~ub %tst
se &ptl.. Dtnu pungtr tbut NIB. ST.
..% N. &. q. at.
a+sE ! -E=a. Efy IaHU==.# LttGtI Ea+H
-@en.@ Grant BAT nd isbt gang often g.
gen cine unbebtnett Amnelte ertl6rt unb >uftnt,
Ne @abfaattn wirbeu F& aur annabrne Der
Mmensemsnts wubl serRsben, penn Re BOT bsm
wrdEaenten ba3u aufrt&tte eruautbtst aireen.
pSren Ste n. faunen @te wtrtbe
Damen! 1Sren @te bic utut wretsltfe ber
frif@ te1porttrten ptrbfmaaren Spn .. 81. 9n.
eerioQ nnb &c., .ptl&e tn lem pra@tueQen nit
fttuer rtuen Grunt btrrli@er ale il erelanjtnbeu
@tore Der Girua, aufsefapelt liteen, unb fau-
,ten @tt! Mber ftaunen @te nt@t bloc, foaberu
begtben @ie ti@ an Ort unb @teQe unb berneb~
men @te pp1 3errn Mebltr bic Btfdtteung
a1ee befen, tpas bic reue Mn3et8e Sertuubet.
Die Rau1eute In ben Qanefdbten 1aSseu tebt
ebenfaus TIRE &banee tpabr nebmen. Die g.
tpSlbe Der Giruaa NJ f@lteber apes tuas bic Gd&er
zines euten 2aubfores an eeiu&ten DRY. @oobe~
&rtiteln fiQen fp4te unb pir Serii@ern bic
panbelswelt, tab bte Yretie untrbSst ntebris Fub.
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senators NJ eYaal6 Gam
bib at fir wrafbentbeS @tnats
e~enannt. - Der Gtieaso &epublifan fa6t:
,uuts. ten @enateren. wel@e man ale warotg
| ; elei&re te, anfatt zee Ssnatpr Softer, beieu
Nuttstesmia am 3ORen NR6r3 III &nbe etbt ben
9prflb bee @enats flbrsu, werben Stnauut;
BE berren Mnttony. @abt. @berman. pone'
roY unb st a N ep.1 .
Wir tsasn, ta1 bic Mabl bes @enats auf
ben 3alebr @enanien fallen mfrt, bean tetner
bs(lBt bic einsn1 8oriber iber etne aSrpslt&att
mte Ter Ser. @taaten. @fnat IN b6bertm @rabe
ale Mleranber RamfeY. &ubis .unb
taetppu. prattif9tr @eiatsrt&tuns unb eraue-
: lid r~out'nirt In ben Sfettli&en Mretle9snkttsn
tabei ptrbeppa unb &@tuns 8%tbtstsne in tttnfr
Grf@einune niirbe Ct elmer Der fGttefttn Mda'
Der Hspublit ein9enpu,taen. unb mfna aut ,bet-
| 5elten ettoten, un|srem @taate bic aQerbS4Qe
Gtre rna@en. Z
| @irbe N!eranber Rau(ty prd1bent hes ST.
mats 70 mare Ct mad ber 6 Contribution Na@fulgtr
%ubrsA. 9ptn (onS in1 Sale biefer In Mnflo8eju-
fanb utrlebt pter hur& ben @tQen ber 0prtb"
ung Dor ZEN Ni@terfubl tes pS&fen berutea
~lrte, ebe 'e;n Au,tstermin atselaufeu If. Die
Nation hirfts alStarn nit etneut Marn irte
Ramiey an 'brt: @piss ser 3utunft estref ent'
9essnisbeu.
= Gre tepperapbil@t l1ntniu&un8
eer Canon. uub @treiebt'G lide, auesortnet
yon BEN lebteu Cong rs. bat na&sewitftn, ba6
p;ele Stiff. naitels ber eettoneten SO rnnfaltun-
esn fsbr eat sur Dampfteoi&ifabrt ~ ss.~sr-
then fnb uub tes5alb Der ab1urbe @pptt NIT BEN
man bic BON perm DenneaY I'm lebten GcnertB
fir bis{sn 3wed buraeetbte Bia 0ebs&.It chen
; ni&ts ale eas ftnbif9e @ewdl@ tss 1nuerRan.
be8 toar.
- Da8 G%erbrennen rpn Elm 9aar
| @pduen in tcr 8ufermerthatt nebtu pieper's
@alrcn. ueruria&te ben f@1edli@eu Gsuerl6rm
an, Wlc rtas Nbeno.
@aItbam l1ren unb Myer'6
Yiuen bs,ei9net man als biz f@5nRen grcbsn
ameritanil&er STUNT, jtses in ieiusr Nrt. isne
in ber Ms9anii, bisie in tsr Mebisin. Mi'
ber @altbam ubr in Der elmer Tai@e uno elmer
@@a@tl Npe1s wiatn III Der Anttrn iuaet 9br
re&tasitig an Cure Mrbeit 8tben i'm BeGB Der
nStbieen @slunsbsit fe ~ sonbrtnssn. (aestr.
tiler Norw.Y, Me.)
n euer. SIN n1ro<
llt4en @on8rebctRriet 3ablten 1865. Sal
Yer{pns1 auf Elm @infommer BON $1,4O0
600 cine Gintommeniteusr npr, $500.
SIN Sabre sc CAB es 1918 Gtntommen<
feuer 3ablenpe unb biele erlrate1 fit Elm
G%infounne'1 BON $4,000 clue Steusr
BON $4,000.
Sn MameY County ouefn
3ablten I'm SABRE 1865 $40 perlpnen ,p,
ftneu, Ginfumu,er ppr, $$851.OOO cine
Steuer pom $40700' Sn bennepin
COUNTY In tem(elben Sobre aablteu
1854 perione, ppr, eineu1 Ginfommtu BON
$234000 cine Sttuer pom 1889. sSu,
Sabre 1856 3ablten In Nam(tY Comfy
AIS Yetfpne11 $35400 @teuer Yon 1886
600 Ginfpmmeu Sn 9enneptn Comfy
FOG periorsn S9747 @teutr pom 1909
500.
Mor Febt, 9ennpir County tou,n.t
@amieY RAID tdbsr; alletn tts lest 3abli
StYaul alIstn nod bic 6dlfte ter
Gtnfpmmsnftusr beg gan3eu DtIriete.
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RAIL ROAD U
BON
Gba6. @nQer-

l}arrtb1ult . . Nitt1a,
Dte@ts &eiftnben cue 1ur mini@ensrfrtbe
&tquemliG leitett titttutt pau8 tritb mad better
teuti@er Mrt eefabrt une lieet nur etli9e @&rittt
BON BEN Gi|entabn.D eppt t%utfernt.
ag- Bel BEN 4auie if suriisli@e Stsauus.
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@af: nnb 8Darbin9:&au
1cn
Nnnn{f En6p

II atM.@trab Sc, unpeit bes vpubM Rarltt,s
@inneapolis, Winnelota,
==2:r 11n::s::s;:tdns. ii 1t;s sor1ertittt, lie bh
TN, eintebren0en pertbtn Gate nnb RpRgGnger
nit sprtrefFi@emIi iii unb ansenebnaen Qo9is ~
perieben.-Mi Gutrmerten &eilenbe fnben fir
tbre 2btere III ausse3et@neter @talun8 bas ttRe
uuterfomu1en. MnAuR Gubt.
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@Qlbin0tpn @Qu8.

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Deutl9e8 @af< unb Boarding : 9au8,
ct. &ntbpny @tra5e, ct. paul, grade pber-
balb bes alien plabes.
DIR lnter3ei9nete beebrt G& BEN publttuus
an3u3et8en, baB Ct fem neues 9aus auf's @au~
ber1e unb Bequemdte etneeri@tet unb 9arauttrt
allen 9ttbrtsn @aftu biQiee nnb bonnttte 8ebt-
tun8-
BET BEN 4aule befubet nd cute @taQun8.
Sn ben. 3au(e 1T Elm aufuaerflauter uut 8eitter
rppRIer" an8e{eQt. BET ben @tlpann:n btr &fei-
ienbtn fets Bic eebSrise 8~ebautlune 3ufou&u.tt
laftn wirb.
Me. 2oren3 Il. 8ruber.
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Deutl&er &agerbter>@ alppn
BON @pttfrie6 NIbeIf.

Ste Strabe, 4e8enlber Der Srp{ne Gale
Der 1nter,et&nete ssfi4enit fets spna beRen 2aeertter
nel@es In Ct. paul ju babtn IT unb td1t feinen ealeen
nit alien SpnNteen gut serfeten mas ben aDhniAe1 t7r
wertteu @6ae a~u9enebra tetu lam.
9ottfries GIbelt.
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G~prtb:2$eferu &au.
3. @trabe, s~eeeniber Ger Spu3ert Dale.
st. paul, @fnn.
Die befen talteu Gbpaartu.
1prtrfli@es Qa8erbter,
auSge3ei@uett 2it6re unb &tearrtn
alt fet9 an 4anb unb bittet bas nerebrte beut{&e
publiturauu1 3ablret&en 3uipru@
370-1 Greb. 8ptt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-15

matter, IN many respects. Mr.. John.
son Is no new man; his convictions are
not picked up for the occasion; he has
for years acted on them, and they EN-
brace nearly every point of theOrelcai
doctrine as we'll as of practical policy.
On every question ofprominenee he has
shown that he believes in the eQusl
rights of the masses, of white men as
well as Of black men; the local self gov
ernment as the only means OF protect
ing those rights, and in q restricted
central government ss the only means
of assuring such local government
Like Jefferson, like jackson, like Ben
ton, like Wright and other illustrious
statesmen of the past, he holds that
the one end of all government is to es,
tablish impartial justice, and that all
exercise of power beyond that is usurp-
alton and wrong.
New parties will unquestionably
spring out Of the agitations of the ex-
isting time. As the Republic has been
cast by the events of a stupendous wsr
into new and untried circumstances,
the combinations of opinion win be
modified according TO the altered
character of things. But we believe
with the President, that the sound,
moderate, far seeing, and generous
principles which he laid down in his
message, must become the nucleus of
any party that shall be able to Law
claim to wise craftsmanship and popu-
lar sympathy. At present, the tenden-
cy at Washington, Albany, New York.
every where, is TO an excess, and even
license of government Schemes of
legislation swarm upon us, menacing
an utter overthrow of every sane no
ton Of the rightful sphere Of the State.
They deride the very conception of
equal rights; they concentrate and &C
cumalate power they fill our Assem-
blies with corrupt men and measures,
and, unless arrested by a party which
shall be deyoted-really, and not sen
timentally-to the principles of impair
tial justice, will swamp alike the gen
eral and local governments in one
broad mesh of venality and error. If
we would put an end to the universal
corruption of which every intelligent
patriot complains, we must drop those
false theories of government that have
misled us-those theories which make |
expediency, and not right, the guide of
the State-and restore our politics TO
that single yet noble faith which con-
lines the functions of all power to the !
one object of equal and exact iustica
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General Butler Compelled TO Dis
gorge the $4,000 IN Gold.

1t will be recollected by our readers
that among the many high-handed acts
of spoilation and oonhscation which
General Butler was guilty Of in his
reign at New Orleans in 1902 and 1868.
was his breaking open hank vault in
that city and taking from it $4,000 in
gold, belonging, We believe, 10 the firm
Of Smith a Brother, sum which never
found its way, as it was alleged, into
the Treasury Department, but remain
ed in the capaciOus pockets Of the Gen
eraL Time passed on, and it so hap
pened that the returned merchant
caught the General in New York two
years afterward, and instituted legal
proceedings 10 recover his treasure
After q severe litigation, in which But
Ter did his best to hold 10 the coveted
spoil, he was compelled 70 disgorEe, and
psy ovec TO Smith q Brother their
money If all his victims in New Or
leans and Virginia could be equally
successful, General Butler would not
now be in a condition 70 purchase mill
sites and 20 into the cotton -manufac-
turing business, which he is now doing
in Richmond, according % report
Ca. Eac
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The Armstrong (Pa) Free Press says
that for some years past q family named
Dunmire, consisting Of a father and
three daughters, have resided in a cave
ON the bank of the Kiskiminitss river,
near the town of Apollo, in sort OF
semi barbaric life. They would not la-
Dor, but, dressed in rags, and walloWing
in filth, they managed to secure q SUBJ
sistence in a variety Of modes, suitable
10 their dobased and halfciYihzed tastes
At one time some of the humAuely die.
posed people Of the locality Of their
abode, taking compassion upon the
abandoned life they were leading, pre-
vailed upon the girls TO goamong them
as "help," but no sooner did favorable
opportunity present itself than they
fed TO their cave. No inducement
would prevail TO cause them TO abandon
their mode Of life. short time ago
the father died in the cave, and the
fact becoming known the people in the
neighborhoOd had him buried The
girls we're arrested and lodged in the
iail Of Armstrong county upon a charge
Of vsgranoy, where they still remain.
If these white girls were negroes and
resided in Virginia, Gen Terry would
see that they were permitted to live as
they please, in defiance Of ysgrant
laws
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The Presidents Positio a

From ihe n. v. Evening Post.
The President has said nothing, since
his grand message was uttered, better
wiser, more TO the point, than the few
words he addressed yesterday to the
committee from Montana. In mode
ration, dignity discernment and con
scientious adherence to sound prinoi
pie, they were worthy OF the Chief
Magistrate Of a great people, and in
themselves sufficient 10 counterbalsnce
and neutralize all the windy OF insidi
GUS rhetoric that has endeavored to
dispsrage both his patriotism and his
integrity.
The burden of this brief but compre-
hensive address wss simply this, that
his message WAS not hasty produc
ton, no array of pretexts for the mo
ment, no impulsive outbreak of senti
ment but the calm utterance of his
lifelong convictions in regard to the
great truths which lie at the founds.
ton Of all free governments. But
there were three points which the
President particularly emphasized; the
first was, in accordance with 8 senti,
ment that he long since proclaimed as
to the office Of the Presidency, that be
would not be 3 candidate for ra-eleo
ton; the second wss-a corollary from
The former-that his whole smbitiou
now, having attained sll the honors Of
politicsl life, was to restore the Union
10 more than its pristine harmony; and
fhe third, that whatever political par.
ties might be hereafter formed, they
must rally themselves for or against
the Grand principles OF Constitutional
| Democracy, which he had announced
in his srst State paper.
The jOurnals the other day gave 80
account Of sn informal meeting o.
politicians held st the capital, for the
purpose Of forming - il was reported
/ a great national conservative Union
Marty" In itself it vas nothing. un
/ less ridiculous, because great parties
are not made save in the way that tbs
tower Of Babel was built, TO come C
J 0anfusion in the end. Great par
lies only grow they grow out Of 'th'
actual traditions and circumstances q
4 nation; and they can no more b
made on purpose than you can make
I The weather When the occasion come,
I for expressing themselves, The people
viii instinctiveiy divide into parties
according 10 their several tendencies
and the combinstions Of mere politi
clans will fall into naught Yet SONS
Interest is attached 10 the meeting Il
question because i professed 10 act il
support OF the views Of the President
aud We know more distinctly thsn eve
what those views are. We shouls
hardly call them conservative, in tn
ordinary sense Of the word, on the con
traTy, they seem % us 70 be very rad
cal they certainly 60 70 the root Of tn