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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
Gin tpitbtiaes Sbe,na.

9tadSem eS fid our @eiDiBbeit bere
nusaeltellt bat, oaB iibcr Den 9tusfau
Der Staatsnublen gar fein 3weifei
mebr obwaItet uno onB Broipnloip nit
elmer nabe an @tnltimmigfeit 9ren5ena
oeit Mlaioritat eriuablt iuerSen miro
Cole 9tadDridtcn aus Den Derl6ieoenen
5heilen 6es Staates la6en uuS 81 olee
lem &elultat aeIangen), uno na1oem
iibcraa @onnentipneu abgebalteH nno
Die perfdieoenen @anoionten fur Con-
greB nno 9egislatur ilberau i'm Staate
nominirt tporoen fiuO, mas nit elmer
8abl etei6beoeutenb lit, feben mir
nidJt elm, Dab mir Anfere 4eler nod
ldnoer nit 9errereien unD IaHgmeili@
aen 9lraumenten iiber oas pro unO
contra in mlcrer Staat5politif ens
nupiren IoHen. @s bieBe Glllen mad
9lthem traaen, MOLTEN mir IS unter>
ncbmen, nnlern Sreunoen, Die bod
idon ollie feit entfdloiien fro, Dem
raOifalen Sifet gum Siea gu perbet~
! fen, nod ldn9er nit @rinabnun9sre0en
III fommen; un0 Die he II gen
Settfdlen i'm Staate Semlenee, Die
nod inlmer ni1t sur llsberScugltnl
fommcn f0nnen, Dap Die conierpatibt
Yartei iitb lrm bunbert Sabre 5urii6 in
Der @nlturgcl1idte befnbet, m09cr
oetroIt fur iehe @drtei Oes abgetbaner
Stamopunffes fd) in's 8eug tuerfer
nnO tire @bre un6 @eipineu FUR Die.
leIbe opfern. gSir lpoIlen llm berent.
iuillen nid)t nnIcrn obnebim bel9ranf'
ten Yfaun nit politilhen Ngitationel
lotaIer 9fdtrr nod mebr beldrGnfen
lnO polIcn uns in 8ufanft auf nilBli.
deere uno intereiantere Sbcmata per.
Iegen.
@iues oicicr niibliden Sbentata Il
bic i'm Scrblt beborItebenoe itdotifd
9Sabl. 9Sir aeoenfen auf bieIelbe all
nur moeli1e 9lufmerflnmfeit gu Der.
men6en uno ale @ner9ie aufSubicten
nm oaS OeutI9e ASublifum Der Stab
Siafbpille gu Sbaten unO sur @ntfal'
1tuaa folder Alfabre9eln ansnfpor.
men, Die notbwenOi9 iino, uml Elm 5eet
| fdotil1er 8caniten 5a mablen, Die elm
! @bre fur bic @taot iinO nno Die 10 &c.
iinnt finb, bab iie Dem intmer nleh
liuadlenoen 6ellti6cn @lement 9ted).
hung tra9eli llnO Den 9ete9ten Mnfor.
Oerun9crt Der sleuseit fur poaitdnOi9,
/ Sreibeit in 9lusiibung perl0nlidct
ytcdte, in rei9iofet fotpobl ais lOcia
Ter Besiebung natbfontmen.
N8ir boffeIl, auf Oielent SeIOe 81,
Mitlpirfung ldnamtIi1er Seutl6en 81
9epinnen. 98ir boffen, OaB DielelbeI
/ ALE @orurtbeiie abfrciien uno uns 81,
! SanO reiden lueroen, uin in Oicier gIn.
| 9ele9enbeitpirfflm opcriren gu fonnen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

.Iunosueile geridtet, peIde bic Jest
fie0reid)e rrpnbliteniibe Jtegieruna
MicrifO's uerfplasn miro. @ieIe, iue dc
Den &inlpf Sabre lang in Der beroildls'
item aBeilc unter ben gr0Bten G9ioie<
riaHcifen un0 obne 1lnterifiiBung aufsf
redN esbaIten unO gum 9liidliden @nee
gefiibFt bat, belikt uitaipeifelbait Ons
yfedt, aus eiQener Mo1toolfomrnellss
belt ii6er Die lleberbIeibiel Der impe
rioIiltif6en Code 81 uerfii9en. Son
allen 9fatipHeH Der 9Selt bat nur Die
am, rfanilde ibte Sgmpntbie ibr ssu@
fomnsen AaNen = 9erina, tiie 0iefe
llnterfiibun9 1T. 10 bat lie Wferifo bod
bon Den SSransofeH, Dem gefabrii9lten
@eaner, befreit un0 mir baben mob
| Elm Asdt, in Der Gabe Der. WfeasldDg
/ Iimteit gebort gu iper0eM. lleber oas
9srinsip ooer Die 3ipedmdBigfeit oei
i ftanOre9tlid)en Sinridtuna Minrimi'
lian'S molten mir bier nidlt rebten
Eaber mir balten es fur pal1en0, oal
& unlere 9te9ierun9 iid) in oirefte Ser,
bin6una nit Der merifanif6en ieBe
INN ibr in eiuer@riiis nit ibrcm Gath
: sur Scite 81 fteben, tpelde iiber 81
S8ar6c mo innere SSeltiefeit oerlelbe
8eugniB absulegen beruieu III. @e
Yfoment bes @ieees lit cine 9roB
8erIudnne; fdon mande 9fe9ierun
Ideiterte an ibrer unfabi9feit, cine
: @ieg peile 81 benusen, Den iie topft
r uno itanObaft errunaeu bate nno %
t merifanilde Bolt lit beibbluti9 III
+ lei6t berauidt.
@s f0mnt OaSu, baB Iest Oas arol
g8ert, fdDWieri9er oils oas oes pbpIl
5 fhen gSi6erltanSes bas Der geor
: aaniIation ~ iilauaurirt iuerben 10
Z Sn aller Be11ei6enbeit bnlten mir Do
: fir, DAP aud bier infer 3atb pi
III Sluken lein in0bte unb belize 8lpet
: f6nnte SIR. Campbell ie0cnfaas ben
: erfitaen in Ser 9iabe Oes 9nnptquai
g tiers bon SnnrcS, ais in Den BnHli
! len bon,98albingt0n ulo Stem Srleau
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
-0ie q. y. SanbeIsaeitunan b

-9ie 81. .. Sanoels3eituns@ BON
5, SUM fa9t:
Isle mir oen aaf SmiOeI mS SnSu<
itrie lalten0en Druid, Die Gntmutbi<
gung in ben betr. &reifen uno Die 9lus >
iiaten auf cine @eiIerun9 Der aa9emeie
nen Situation in unleren Iebten 9tefeS
raten 9el1iloert baben, muB ieoe g8ode,
nelbe obne ernltti9e Gt0rungen bors
iibergebt, Die @efabr elmer nerbeerens
oen Sataitropbe uerlniHoern uno elmer
Iolden Grrlingenldaft fOnnen mir uns
nit 9lblauf oieler lSohe riibmen. Ons
iperOen bieicnigen uulerer 9efcr, iueIde
Die oroben0e @efabr ODER Die MuSiids
ten auf cine 8clIcluna ndnllid Die
mobltbdti9e Ginluirtung elmer rei1en
Grnote unterT6ascn, ni6t bod ans
ldlIoeen, mir aber batra1ten in mnfe@
rer fritil1en2age ieoe, aud bic fleinlte
9lnnaberung III oem Eermiue, bon iuels
dem cine Befeiti9ung oes gr0bten
llebels, Die Sbeuerung Der rotbipen<
Oieiten 2ebensheOiirfnilie, SuberfatIid
sll eriparten 1T, ais einen unl9dbbaren,
III Ieiner Sraotueite faim gu bereds
nenOeu gewinn. Sab mir nidt irren,
lagt uns Der anbaltenoe &Ifgang Der
Brooltoff> Rrcile, nid)t min6er bic ild
Jest i@om funoqebenOe, DertrauensDol@
lere, o0er bod iueni9er ais bisber ent<
mutbiete Stimmung. Die @etrciDes
Spcfnlantcn I'm gselten geben oaS 70
LANCE nit @liid befriebene Gpief be-
rcits perIorcn unO Die 9Benigen, meId)e
nod geeen Den Gtrom anSufdnlpIen
.berlMd|en, luer0en in @rmanQcluna
ieoes felten glnbnltpunftes aud baI0
Interlinfen, oenn Die 9iatiomaIbanfcn,
raitf sic eiaene Gid)erlteIIimg beDadt,
baden feline &rdfte iibri0, DicIenigen
iibcr 98aher gu balten, iueld)e lie hurb
SDrensn9eldn9 aMf gebredllide sSnbrs
;eiloe 9elodt batten. Jfiiflidtslos fors
bern Die meitliAm 9lationaE BanEen
bereitS nEIe auf BrOoltofIr geipdbrtm.
8nrl1iilIe 3nriif unO beeilen onbmrd
0ci sSua Der Wreile, ben Die aiinltiaen
Grn0teaueiTd)ten borldlreiben. Sas Grs
IDfhen 0iefer nidtsmiiroigen &pecus
ldtion, Oeren Stud DaS ganse Qano
al bibcn bate, mirO OelIeii @elammte
beb0lferung als Elm oliidliheS Grcig~
nib be0riiben, unO ipenn in sablreihen
6aIlen aud Der Yro0ucent babel Gda
6en leioet, 70 berDient CT ais WlitlduI-
bigger biefe gelinOe Gtrnfe, bonn obne
9iIfe Der FARMER gonnten 8robprcife
nidjt aHf eiiien 96bepuiltt getrieben
mcr0en, Aer nnr bnrA aIl0emsine Mfibz
ernSten slI redtfertigen ware. Sebt
miro cnbli@ an ben @oniumenten bic
9teibe Fonlmcn, Yreife Der notbpens
Oieiten 2ebeusbe6iirfnilie gu OiEtirtn
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Mnfrnf.

/ Die &cpublifanil1e GtaatS Son
benton bon Warplano bat am %
Mai Elm @irfilIar an Die 3epublifaner
aIler 8orOerItnaten erIaiIen, in pcIhem
oielel6e sur 8eI6ifuug elmer qrGben
@onbentiOn in Baltimore aufforoert.
Sier foIat Ser g8ortlaut OeS 9tuno~
f1reibens:
Grerutib @omite Der republifanifden !
llnionspartei bon NfarDlano,
8intmer 9to. 5 @ourtlano Straee, T
Baltimore, %. Wai 1867. ]
On bic @epubIitaner BON Sclamare,
g8efs 8irginia, SentufD, Sem
nellee lInO WifIouri.
Sic GepublitaniI@e, llnionsfreunb :
Tide StaatS Contention bon MfarD@
LanS, pelde in Baltimore am IA. Nlai
| aufammeneetreten lift, bat einItinllnie
Bic foI9enben 8eidliiile ausenommen:
8ef9Ioffen bon ben Ye :
lpubLifanern gfar1Ian0's,
in GonDention Uerfamme e I,
Oa6 mir auf Der bon uns l9on friber
| geftellten SorOerung fur Die Ylnerfene
nnng oes geieses Der bolltdnOi9en
@Leidbeit alIer amerifanilden Burger
in ibren poIitiiden un0 biirgerliden
9tedfen obne yiiiflid5t auf 6arbe Our9
Oas ganse 2anO belteben.
Se16 IDflen: Sob mir ben
@OnareB Der Ser. Stanten erluAen,
Die sRrinsipien Der neutrality-suspicious. :
tIdrung aussufiibren En0 Die Wia6t su
bennben, ipelde ibirl Oie GOnltitution
nit ibren eegeniuartigen AmenOementS
berIeibt, Mn ieren eeleBlidem llnter<
idie0 riffi9tIi6 Der 2arbe aufSubeben
nno oas Gtilnnlrebt nuf @rnn6 Der
Snpmer< gBiIfon 'f1eM 8ia baIom09 ;
lidit Ill ertbeiten.
Befd)Ioffen: SaB bic Com
bcntion in 8epublifaner bon 9elas
mare, NlarpIano, gDeif Nirainia,
6entudg, Senne6ee nnD WlifIouri elm :
laoe, DeIegaten obnc 0iudlid)t auf
@autfaYbe Ill len0en, lm am - in
Baltimore IN G,onbcntioM sMfnmmen@
sutreten, nno Das Snterefe nnD Die
SQdle 0es Nf1nner Stimnred,tes su
bel0rDern AnO bonn @0narede Die @dfz
liriina Der gEiIfon Gumnet@ BtA su
hsrLanaen uH0 mir peifen 0aS GelItrals
gonrite an, Ole M0tbigeR Gdritfe su
tbun, UNI 6ieIe gsl9lafls ausjufiibren
unO ben Sag fir Sic Gr6Tnun9 Der
Convention feltsulebem.
8ef6Ioffen. DAB oas Gene
trail Gtaats SGomite bierbei aufgefors
bert iuirD, iid) nit ben NfitelieOeril OeS
g0narelIes III gerbinOung 80 feben,
I'm 0ie bon Der M3aioritdt 0es Qluss
l1Allee fir Bel1Iiilie eingebrahtcn
@eAeniidfDs III erIe0iaen.
Das @Teeutip s90nlite Der repHblis
eanifd)en llniOnsparfei bon @farDldnO
label, III @erfoI8un0 Des 3. QlrtifeIs
o6taer 8ef1liile, Dle republitamifdbe
llniOn8p0rtei III ben @taaten Oelds
mare, S1eil 8irgiHia, &entudB, Gems
nellee un0 Wlilloliri Elm, NIT Deieaatcn
Der ing3aItImOre tagenbeu republifani@
ldlen Convention Dee &5tndtee W2ar1s
lamb am Gonnerltae, Den IL. @eptem~
Der uts - llbr Mittage gu ben IN obs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
@DrrefpDnbenS Ser ,,Eenneffee
GtaatS3eituma".
6 hoffnnOo0 II.

y II y u " Ii. OuHt.
SaS aroBe Yicnic uno G5teamboot<
grcurlIon oes Surnperetns tit borbei
un0 mad 6enl allaemeinen urtbeil Oes
tbeilnebmenOen YubIifums oidnsent
ab9elaufen. Dds gomite bat lid audi
IA Sdge lang Die 9r6Bte Miibe geaeben,
tint oieies beutlde Set gu einem Der
gldn5enbFen 81 MAIDEN, mas @battas
noogn ned lie 9e6oten. STRAIGHTFORWARD
Den 8. SUM innlIfabrtctc cine aro6e
Nfen9e Der Gambling 3ll, no Der Steamer
@berofee nit Den ainerifdnildcn uno
oeutlden 6laseen reid eeld)nliidt lag.
sRracile 8 llbr tuur0e abgefabrem. Sic
0fufit fpielte lnitige Beilcn, oasiuiIdIen
CAB Der 2ieoerfrati3 zines ieiner 2ieeer
gum 8elten uno nntcr Sderaen unb
9aden iuaren Die 90 Meilen bis Blre
Springs balO SurHfgeIeet. Blue
Springs lift Elm rei3enOer glak. Gin
9ain fiibI unO fdattie iuar gum 5efty
plab eingeridtet. Sort on0etommen
tuur0e gelagcrt, uno Der &eIt 6es Cages
murOe 0urd SnnSen, Singen, SOlfSs
lpiele, Yprainioenbau in 9lnIprub ae<
.nommen. sIbenSs 6 ll6r uurbe 0as
Siynal gum Mufbrud 9eoeben, unb ais
mir UNI s ubr in CHATTANOOGA ahIana<
ten, Ueriuiinldten Die mtilten, oab ser
Sag fdlon gu Gnoe mar. 8om berrz
-Iidfen g8stter beoiinlligt, mar oas SyeTf
Elm SusceB in ieOer Sinidt. SD nil
bier nod unlerss s. eun6cS, Snrnrr
8ertbolO BON 9lnfbDille, eriudbnen. Der
9era0e in ulllerer Mitte iueiIte un0 ourd,
leinen 9Sib nib beitercs, frenncIndfts
lides Bensbucii bicI gum Mmnfement
Der @efeIiltbdft 6eitru9. g8ir rulcn ibm
Elm ber5IidleS 9ebeUobt gu, ln6ge Guc<
ceb ibn nlilner begIsiten uno CT rcdlt
Uuiel 9eben nerli6ern.
2eiScr muB id betite aud cine Srancr<
6Otlddit nit einfedbten. lluler sSreumo
mo SnrngenoGe GOuarO Sung, friiber
in gf0lbDiae unO aud bort lebr befannt,
lturb aeitern Naft nm 2 llbr an Der
S1iuinOlnbt. Sas 8eardbniB fano
beutc 9lbenO 6 llbr ltatt. Ser 5nra=
berein begleitete in corpore ole 9eide
81 ibrer tebten 9tnbcltdIte. gluf Dem
8rieObOf fang Der 9irOcrfrms, 0t6cn
Wliiglie0 er mar, ben gbor aus gEiIs
betn Sell: ,,9iald tritt Der SOB ben
WfenfGen an. Grin Sob lu0r Elm
ijioem er nod Gage subor
in Rnms uno 8obr'S 8rducrei, ocrSn.
@eidJafiSfiibter Ct mar, ieiuem gerufI
ObIag. q
gBir betrauern in linn einen ipafern
GurnaenDlIen mo Iisben @eleIIId)ofter.
Soflen6 iiidlt 10 baIO uieocr 1raiIcrs
cpiitcIiI beridtcn gu niiilIen
5ridltrt NIT berslidem @ruB
TriieDFidj Mfaber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

gen gefdIlfen on9cfiibrten 8iuedeis.
stiammensutreten.
Die MepHbIifaner bon Baltimore
peroen Sbnen cihen bersli1en @ms
lfana bereiten ilnD leben eiier elaneI
senDen @ereiniaHn0 bon QoDdlilten, 10
lpie iuidtiaen Melultafrn 0er lcbalen
Serrl9nft iin6 oeS nIlgcmeihen @fihs
lnerltimmredtes in Den perf9ieDenen
@taaten entgegen. Die obefeennnnten
Gtaafen mcr6en erlu1t, red)t Diele
9eIegaten, obne 8iidIat auf 9face
ODER SSaFbe, bermittelit &onltD Dfs
| fritz o6er @taafstOnbentiealen 60el
| in folder anDern @eile absuoronen,
ais u1lere Sreunoe IN 6rn @tnaten fin
paHeno feben.
/ Ole SiepnbIifanildsu 3eitAn9fA ii
oielem unb Sen anoern aenannteF
| @taaten iuer6ell erElidt, 6em oben an.
aearbenen 3meGfe lire lnterltiisun9 &
lleihen nn0 Dielen Mulruf 5u beroHent.
lliden; uno bic &epubIifonilden Son.
arebmitelieber, 70 ipie bic Central
| COMMITTEES Der Gtaaten iper0en adj
ItungspOu nufgelOr0ert, in 6ieIer Gin
aeleaenbeit balfreide 9ano 81 rei1cr
9luf BefebI beS Committees
Shps. 8. gSiIlon, NorIiken0el
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
6pn. Qe,ris @ananbel[

Bat odb @ergniigen, ST., 900 su Sieben
ais nnler @eianbter In gRerico Mn6
aulifirt lidD OauIit, 10 lucit eS inn Oics
fer belhr1nfte Gebalt geIf1ttet, in
Malbington ODER Stem SrIeans, ie
nnA0em cS ibln pnbt. Das 1T aeiufB
febr liberal BON Der NegierlIne nnD
iebr angenebm fir Srn. Campbell E Oh
a6er Oaniit Der 3lped bieies 9lusnutfes
CREDIT unO oent QanOe irgenO mcIder
Dienlt 0eleiitet miro, lit eine amDere
ssrage. QInf ale SsdIIe erlauben mir
inns, bier iittlere NleiHung aussus
fprcden.
Sen. Qope3, Gin iulpcrnIiIiil1er Be-
feblsbaber In Guerstaro, bat fiir $4S, ;
900 in Gpesie gllaFinsiIian nit iainmt
Ieiner Qlrinee un0 cad nn6 pad an
GseebeDo Dertauft unb bic gIu9en Der
gHelt fiuD auf bic 4an0
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

uno es mar Die b0d5Ite 3eit. baB Der
Equalization bic 3iiael entrilIen MUIR
Sen, oas 2Gno mare 0ariiber su BrllnOe |
aeaanaelIs NSas cine reibe @rn0te fur
nii8 bsheiit(i, tdBt iid) mad toieea0enl
3abIen menl0lfens anndberao trneGeu,
lpelin man berndlidtiet, Dap fold Coz
IoHaler @rtra9 lidl auf faum 80 Nllils
li0nem 8eiDobner bettbeilt. MbgeIehen
bon allen on0ern @ttrtioearten, Snts
ienfrldten, &artoatln unO fonltisen
giahrunosltolfen, iiir welbe Die 9lus<
Ifdten. bodlt aaultis finO, aud ab9e>
Eleben Don 8eiss Der Siuar feline grobe
aber bod eraiebi9ere @rn0te berlpridt
ala boriaes Sabr b0beu mir, mad Der
Dimenlion oeS unter Gultur befin0iiS
den glrcals uilo nod Dem augemeinen
Stano Der 6el0er, in eielein CONNER
lauf $50 Wfitlionen BafbeI gBeiSen
ODER mtbr un0 ouf iiber 1900 Miillio>
| men 8ulbel Wfais 81 retbnen. @a fers
| ner iiber 30 Millionen SonnelI 9Cu
bercits selidert finO, fapn aud an
/ 8iebfutter fein Wlnn9el eintreten, e
miro aIlo Oafiir lpeni0er Nfais oblOrs
brit peroen ais poriae8 Sabr, in ipel.
wsnl nut e aes.''ns.. H r.4s s -.
g Is , eeo u. S 81 WI y.
Wtats sa mn! ooo nnS yUh Su. q ~
d2z m.t ttse oaly.l ~ y a...'
+ aen oes @elO @gSertbes FOLDER @rnote
5 | III crdehen. fir meIdle fidl in Dielet
Aegsnplau gat ls'l p'epPl.ap aa' 81.
Iugl, apst ~ glauDs',s usae n.ss lu, H
9nsnsluen 9ol Ili.IsSs'a 9sNS IgSosl, ~
Iel@en eEhOIen pen Ahieg1paLsn 9nl
pup 8ultaueN ~ pNelsIk DsL psRs9s'I
! oen 9eNegun9 EN- lqheaes Ghge 5
I magen ano ger osle'tl9nn9 olele
= geDPssH eass Hsgst l'llsg xsls pelseu''
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

9tedten ldlaut oas 9anpt Des Batriotcn
Sids, Oes trcucn g8Gdlters an Der
@rense, BON Osntldcr &ilnltlerbana in
Wlarinot gelneibelt, III uns betiiber.
llnO lebte 6enrb 1infer DaDiB nod, ct
ipare benfe uilfer aeebrtelter nno be-
reDteIter Sat. Denn ipofiir Def 1arners
bun0 ltreitet Ginbeit uto Grobe bie<
ler Jepublif, Dfcnidenfreibeit unO
Menibenre1te fir Ollie, lelbFitdnNige
9ntiuifeItshs Der Gulturp6lfer Der Grbe,
uno Sernbaltuna Oes 0espetismus mo
Monnrdismus bon 6ieIem Der 6epubliI
gcpeihten Continent - Saflir ltritt aud
CT in ben 9lorrei1en Iekten Sabren feis
dpR aSlsFskffa e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
Gin SnIou0fef oenonl

Gin SnIamOfee, genannt
Der Neepienonlte, gr6ber oils Der GU
periorfes, reid an t5ifcbeu unO ainge
ben bon gSdlbern, luelde 5nblreidlen
fonbaren @el;tbieren ais 9lufentbalt
0ienem, fol- in @ana6a n5roIidj BON
@uperiorlee anfeefllnOen iein. SIS
bcibt, bab bic 9nOlon @ap @ompaanie
6ieSen Gee fdoii Idngerc Belt fannte,
bic 9ade aber eebeim belt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-05
ENGLAND.

A Severe and Most Unusual Snow Storm
London ChOked Up and City Travel
Nearly Suspended-HOuses and Church
Spires Almost Buried, I'm the Rural Dis
tricts-VesseIs Detained in Port.
LONDON, January 4.--The most severe and
heaviest snow storm which has been eXpe-
riPnced in England for very many years has just
visited us. Tue storm commenced last Wednes-
day, when there was heavy fall of snow. 1t
continued with more or less intensity since, and
quantity OF snow has come down this morn
ing. The weather is very cold, and the snow
does not melt, but lies on the1earth with hard
frozen surface. IT is calculated that it has come
down to an average depth of eight inches bat
the drifts are very great, and the gnoW piled ia
some places to an enormous height.
Leaving the city and glancing around the
country, farm houses and old castles appear to
the observer as almost buried in srow. In the
large towns and cities high houses, even the
church spires, look as if rising through white
mantle, under which the smaller surrounding
blildings are almost coTered. In the country
the highways are all blocked with snow and
lnpas able, The railroads are partly in the same
condition.
Vessels of every description are delayed in the
different ports, and the coast fisheries works are
suspended.
The frost continues, and there is very good
skating on the lakes and Serpentine.
In London the streets are at this 10 oment
cbOked with snow. No efforts are being made
to remove il, although there are thousands o.
able-bOdied men unemployed and anxious TO
obtain work who could be had at short notice
by the authorities.
business is impeded very much in the city, as
locOmotion is exceedingly difficult, there being
very few omnibuses or cabs on the stands or
plying. There are no sleighs. The principal
means of travel and communication for trade
purposes is through the underground railroad.
The poor OF the city suffer very much.
Several accidents have taken place, as old
London presents the appearance Of q city stu
ated in the Arctic regions, with the additional
a. 10 in Yho
winter fog peculiar TO itself, and only known in
this latitude,
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ALMOST A MoMIC1DE.


A TracE-Mastsr Severely Beaten by =
Truck-DTivsr-NO Hopes OF the InjuTed
Mans Recovery.
On Wednesday afternoon, as one Of the
Second avenue cars was proceeding on the up
trip through South street. and when near RoOse-
welt street, large truck laden with pig-trOn,
was driven upon the track, directly in front Of
the car, by one John Sullivan, completely OBJ
structing the progress of the latter.
The driver of the latter vehicle called re-
peatedly to the truck-driver TO get out of his
way, but that person, instead Of yielding 10 the
very proper request, kept on his ropte, only
occasionally deigning to look around, and then
neaping the most abusive language he could
master upon the carman. It so happened that
man named William B. Snyder, q truck-master
IN the employ OF the same Company, was on
the front platform of the car at the time, and
perceiving the Obstinacy OF the truckman,
jumped from the platform, and running forward
until he came abreast of him, insisted that he
should leave the track, and permit the car TO
pass. Enraged at this, the driver of the truck
descended from his seat, and without q mo-
assault upon Snyder with q loaded whip
handle, beating him about the head with Il
until he was insensible. He then got upon his
truck and drove of, SINCE which time he has
not been seen or heard of until yesterday after
noon, when he was arrested and taken before
Justice Connolly, who committed him to await
the results of Snyder's injuries. The unfor-
tunate truck-master was conveyed to his home,
where the very best of surgical aid was sum-
moned, but the physicians despair of saving his
life. Where the cardriver and conductor were,
or what they could have been doing TO allow
such an assault to be committed. or to permit
the wretch's escape, does not appear on the
aIs
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Oppresslon in MARYLAND. =.

colored minister, in one of the lower coun-
ties OF Maryland, some time SINCE, addressed the
following letter to Judge Bond, OF Baltimore,
complaining of the persecution his people suf-
fered in the apprenticeship OF their children,
the burning of their school-houses, and the
beating of the teachers of the colOred schools.
We conceal the name and residence Of the
writer, since if they were disclosed he would
inevitably fall prey to Rebel vengeance
Ny Dear Judge:--We poor colored people are
being shot down while we are on our way to church,
and eur children are taken away from us thy the
apprenticeship law, and there is no help Come
we are ali lost. And if Won can't come, write to
Judge GoldsborOuRh, or some good man that will
have feeling for us, to get our children.
We have been favored with Judge Bonds
reply to the above letter; and, as it seems TO
indicate novel remedy for the evils complained
OF, we print 1t for the benefit OF "Whom 1t may
concern!'-
of your difficulties is the common complaint Of the
coored people In the lower part OF the State How
and OF which you complain without the assistance
OF the religious sentiment of the people, even If we
your protection (which lear we have notl do not
know Yet you know that 1T is impossible to get
any clergyman on the bay shore to hint even in the
pulpit that M n are under any Christian Obligation
TO be kind or benz VIOLENT, much less just, towards
the colored people think what is most " wanted Is
revival OF Christianity that is not afraid OF per-
secutic H. igion which has martyr at least once
in century, and is not the mere reflection OF public
which you complain, and the burning of
twelve churches and school-houses, could
take place, and all the pulpits remain as silent
as if the millennium had dawned is marvellous, You
colored ministers ought to make your complaint
known TO the authorities OF the churches TO which
these clerPymen belong in the North. You might
shame them into the enforcement of some precept
OF Christianity remotely bearing on mans duty TO
his neighbOr, '1f he be black :" and healthier
public opinion would be established, which, for
many purposes, is @ better profession than the
statutes themselves. An appeal to such church au-
thOIiies setting forth the extent and herceness of
the persecution you suffer, would awaken great
sympathy among men who have not grown up under
the shadow of slavery and the ministers among you
who fear public opinion more than they do Goo, will
be shamed by it into doing what the power OF the
religious truth they profess seems pONerless 10 impe
them to perform. Yours, etc. HUeH BOND.
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ATROoITIEs IN THE FAR WEST.

Double Murder In MissOuri-DetRtls of
the killing OF Mr.. Leihy and his Clerk
In Arizona TerritOry-Terrible Mutt
IatiOn of the Bodies, Etc.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, January 4.-Willlam
Van DeVenter aud wife were murdered on the
e5ening of the 29th ult., near Hickman Mills,
in Monroe county, Missouri. They were fred
upon through the window, Mr.. Van Deventer
being instantly killed, and his wife surviving in
an unconscious state until morning. Three
negroes and two white men are supposed to
have committed the murder. They escaped with
$500 in gold, found in the house.
The Arizona Miner of November 80 has the
following particulars of the murder of Mr..
Leihy, the Superintendent of Indian Affairs in
mat Territory and Mr.. Evarts, his clerk, on
the 18th OF November, in Bells Canon 1.-THE
body of MIR. Leiby was dreadfully mutilated
lis head having been mashed with stones, his
arms and legs broken in many places, and his
heart torn out, while pair Of bullet-moulds
were lett in its place. Mr.. Evarts' head was
severed from the body, and filled with arrows"