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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

Onald Ocpt. I'll 40 AOPOAUONa
that a large body of Indians are
moving north to strike the Pacific |
railroad between North Platte and
Julesburg.
Denver, Sept. Indians killed
three and wounded one, near Col
orado City. yeterday.
Washington Sept. 5.-Debt
statement will show over ten mil
lions increase.
New Orleans, Sept. A Bill
passed both branches of the Leg
islature authorizing the city gov
eminent OF New Orleans to Dor
row one millionsOf dollars for cur
rent expenses. The city officials
we're in the market this morning
endeavoring to negotiate the loan.
The House yesterday Instructed
the Judiciary Committee to report
a bill providing for the appointing
of auctioneer, or auctioneers IN
the city of New Orleans, to be
confirmed by the Senate. Also, to
prescribe an oath to be taken.
The Democratic State Central
Committee calls for State Con-
vention on the 18th inst, to NOM
mate candidates for Congress, and
electors and alternates in place of
those who may be found ineligible
under the fourteenth amendment.
New York, Sept. 1.-The Yer
mont elections resulted in the sue.
cess of the Republicans by large
ly increased majority over last
year. Returns from One-third of
the State indicate a Republican
majority of $4,000 for Governor ;
some make 10000. The vote is
the heaviest thrown since 1910.
st. Louis Sept. A Mexican
train was attacked at Pawnee fork,
: on the old Platte road, seventy
three miles northwest of Fort
Dodge. Sixteen Mexicans scalp
ed and their bodies burned with
the wagons.
Another train with 70, 900 pounds
of wool was attacked within TWEEN
ty-seven miles of Fort Dodge. The
escort fought until their ammuni
ton was exhausted, when they
abandoned the train.
Washington, Sept. 4.-ROsecrans
Z letter to Gen. Lee commences
''fufill of solicitude for the future
> of our country, | come with my
heart in my hand, to learn the CON
dition, wishes and intention of th'
e people of the Southern States
especially to ascertain the senti
L ments of that body of brave, en-
70 ergetic, and self-sacrifcing men
E. who after sustaining the COnfed
IL eracy for four years, laid dow
10 their arms and swore allegiance t
a. the United States; whose truste'
u and beloved leader you have beer
. The letter is quite long. Lee
~ answer is also long. The late hou
Is at which it was received here TO
= bids telegraphing it in full.
a. would be PROCLAMATION to attemI
ey a condensation of Gen. Lees n,
OF BILE letter. After Gen. Lees 81,
ry nature follows thirty leading soutl
~ ern names.
ny Cleveland Ohio, Sept. 4.-Tf
~ cattle plague appeared in Cav
ln- hoga and Portage counties, whe
&C. many have died. Much alarm.
lts Boston, Sept. 5.-Frank Lesl
rs, has sued the Boston Post for Lib,
lg- claiming damages at twenty tho
nd sand dollars.
Leavenworth, Sept. IA 81
OF cial from Hays City says the !
'o' dams made a dash on Fort bod
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Latest News.
From the South Western, !

New Orleans, Sept. 8.-Cotton
demand good, but prices lower;
middling 26c., sales 351 and re-
ceipts 1858 bales. Sterling-bank
554 to 81; New York sight par to
to / per ct. premium. Gold 1434.
Sugar and molasses nominal.
Flour dull; superfne o. and choice
Gil to IL 25. Corn-nOne on the
leyee; sales from store at 81 OF to
1 15; asking 81 173 for prime yel-
low. Oats firm, but unchanged.
Bran unchanged. Hay $24 to Is.
Bacon steady and firm; shoulders
134 to Ia and clear sides 174 to 1Sc.
Pork steady at $50 so. Lard quiet
but firm; tierce 20 and keg % to
224c.
Cattle Market.-Prices steady
and Interchangeable to 35 dollars
for first to third quality. Sheep
3 to 5 dollars
New York, Sept. S-evening.-
Cotton heavy, fully 1c lower but
with better business. Sales 1900
bales at S29 to 29c.; closing with
no buyers over 2S3c.
Gold became stronger during
the afternoon; weakened again ;
closed 1448 to 1444c.
Liverpool, Sept. 8, noon.-Cot-
ton steady sales 10000 bales.
/ Liverpool, Sept. 8, afternoon
Cotton dull ; uplands 1Os Orleans
1O8d. Sales will not exceed 5000
bales. Manchester advices less
favorable.
Liverpool, Sept. s, evening"
Cotton closed dull, prices unchang
: ed.
Boston, Sept. 1.-The Democrat
ic State Convention, consisting O
eleven hundred delegates, nomi
mated John Quincy Adams, O.
Quincy, for Governor, and Reu
! ben Noble for Lieutenant Cover
nor.
Boston, Sept. 3.-Resolution
: passed by Democratic State con
vention demand a return to til,
limitations and requirements o
: the Constitution, denounce Con
gress for usurpatiOn, characters
: the reconstruction acts as prepos
: ferrous, contemplate, dangerous
unconstitutional and revolution
airy.
st. Louis, Sept, 3.-First bal
of new cotton sold for 55 cents.
Albany, n. Y, Sept. 3-The cor
vention resolutions reafirm th
National Democratic platform, d,
mand immediate restoration of a
" the States to their rights in th
} Union, amnesty for all past polit
l. cal offenses, franchise to be reg
y lated by the people of the Stat.
without Federal interference, I'll
payment Of the public obligation
in strict accordance with terms
in gold only when gold is nomin
" ted in bonds, and in lawful mon,
of the country when gold is n
specifed-equal taxation of eve
a. species Of property, includil
ut bonds, reduction of standing arm
IL and navy, abolition Of the free
IS mems bureau and all political
IN strumentalities designed to
'c-a cure negro supremacy, equalrigl
for naturalised and native citizeI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STIR
Cling for national integrity a
constitutional liberty.
re Galveston, Sept. Stock
cotton on hand September 1, Ii
was 1851 bales. Receipts Il
week 227 bales. Received pre-
ne ously, 1910 bales. Received
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Radicalism is said to be driv-
ing Tennesseeans from their
homes to Kentucky and the
West by hundreds.-[Ex.
Brownlow's reign in Tonnes
see is termed, "hell on wheels"
tits the same machine, well
creased by Congress, that Gov.
WarmOth expects to run in
Louisiana. Radicalisms is driv-
ing Tennesseeans from their
homes, by the hundreds, is it ?
Well, we propose a change
to drive radicalism a little
back to Northern jails and pen
itentiaries, where it properly
belongs. So, Messrs. Jail-birds
and local bushwhackers, when
you inangurate your "Hell on
Wheels" in Louisiana, have a
care we, the white citizens of
the country, don't mount our
driver, and run the machine for
you a little, and at your own
cost. You have robbed us of
Everything but our homes
we are too poor to leave them,
and don't intend to be drug to
guard-houses and jails, by your
brutal militia; so let us alone
1t is time your loyal farce was
played out. The people may
play it out for you.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12
BELLEVUE, La,
a:;September IL, 1868.
For Sale.

Twill sell, cheap for cash only, the Print
ing Press, Material, &c, of the BOSSIER
BANNER. If preferred, will also dispose
Of the hooks and business Of the Office
Also, my RESIDENCE, one mile from
town, containing 50 acres
! will give any one good bargain for the
CASH DOWN.
VII. SCANLAND.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

IL A. A. Knight, a full
blooded carpet-bagger, elected
by negroes to the Florida Sen
ate, recently offered a resolu-
ton in that body that the radi-
cal papers in that State must
be supported, and that "all the
low, dirty, insulting Democrat
ic papers be set on fire and
burnt up" Now, in the name
of sacred loyalty, we protest
against this radical Nights ap-
propriating john BROWN rays
lOil thunder.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

There is a man in a lunatic
asylum, in England, says an
exchange, who believes that
the British Government wishes
to build an iron foundry in his
stomach.
There is many a sane man in
this country, who makes a dis
tilery out of his stomach.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12
W. FL. HILL, Sheriff.

statement OF capt. u. L. DdtgRefty.
At a barbecue given near Cot
ton Valley, on Goth of July, l APP
preached Percy Baker, son of L.
w. Baker, who was sitting at the
root of a tree, and squatting in
front of him, told him that had
heard that he had circulated a re-
port that the meats provided for
the barbecue were poisoned. He
replied that my informant had
told id lie. l replied that /
believed my informant rather than
him, and that / believed that he
Baker, had told the id lie. Mr..
Isaac NJ. Galloway, who had been
appointed by the citizens to pre-
serve order on the occasion, APP
preached me, and l left Baker
without further remarks. No VIC
lence was offered him, and no
harsh expression used toward him
to my knowledge, by any one, fur
ther than what is stated above.
Ny remarks were not even made
in a loud voice, but in an ordinary
tone, and few heard them. Mr..
Hill, Sheriff, was near, but had no
opportunity nor occasion to inter.
fere, as Mr.. Galloway approached
me Immediately, and 1 left.
| JAS. P. DAUGERTY.
| Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this 9TH Sept, 1868.
THos. APPLEwHITE, j. P.
We were present, on the Occa
I
sion alluded to in the Statement
Of Capt. j. 2. Daugherty, and fnl
ly substantiate all what he say
in relation to the conversation
with Percy Baker, and what oC
CURED on that day.
j. s. CHESHIRE.
w. n. COLLINS.
&. w. COLLINS.
/. M. GALLOWAY.
. Sworn to and subscribed befor
f me, this 9th day of Sept. 1863.
THos. .APPLEWHITE, j. 2.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

$4,000, 900 IN ONR MONTH";.
The financial statement for July,
issued by Secretary McOulloeh,
shows that the National Debt was
increased $4,000 600 during the
month. This statement is based
on official computations, but for
some reason connected with rout-
inc, red tape, or Radical exigen-
cies, does not include the S7,O3O,-
600 in gold paid for the s'icy noun
tainS" of Alaska.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

u Ex-Gov. Thos. H. Sey-
mour, of Conn.,, and brother of
Horatio Seymour, died recent
~, at Hartford.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

70 In Junction City, Kansas,
Thomas Reynolds, an old citizen,
was hung by unknown parties.
A placard ON his back said" Horse
thieves, beware we know you"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
Die Nepublifaner beS nDrb>
lt6en Gpn9reb~Dt<
ifrtftS,
iu ibrcr Saefatunacu ain 3tcu sep:
tcntbcr.

Sic reauI6re Gpnosntirn IS uDrslid,en Gpnz
ercksinricts.
8esu9lit cer Dirt Der 3uloiun9 Ter
Ielcoaten, mclde III ricier Gpnrenttpn
jaFer, taben mir oie2eie r al pies(niprode
bet Gelssotcn 81 rerweiien, mclGe an Ell
,,er anrern Ste1e pe5 S!attes mitsetbsilt
lit. Mir fiiaen nur binsu, cob fcincr
Der 0rnnelly Deleaaten ietn Itfct Dem
@efretarccr0 ttrict-G Central ommtttesu sur
0e9enseidnu,19 yrrle9te, ipncern RAP ctez
jeni9en, melden lei Gpr;et9un9 ibrer l1llr
RON rem Gprlser Der COMMITTEE Ae;etd'z
neten Gidets bet Ginlab lit rie5alle YER
petgert purpe, f9 ipfrrt NIT tbren Troc:
tipns9enrien mad Arn1pry : 5aue be9a>
ben. ''.. '''
Nadrcm eS iI9 nun ssssist RAP man
Ser9ebenS auf BIC &nfunft iirsenp ,pelder
DpnneuyzO ele9aten warten wirre> rtei
20 Mtnuten na9 IL ubr Der Sefretdr
Der Diitrtct>@ Committee bic Convention
sur Srpnun9. Hn 3ae
Muf 8efraaer, ourb Delesat Corr
nell cen Staatsanwalt, erfldrte ber
Sefretar ber @entra@>@ ommittee; bab Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
Scr Nrci6 ser Tmnf=3paniiacr,

9luf cine vpn 6errr Trrney CDbi(az
eelpbia Yreb) an Jpn 9eridtete &nf rage
bat Der Director bes itatil til 6enBureaus,
Nleranoer Deln1ar et1e mS9liGlt aer,aue
mittelun9 iiber reu @ertbbetro8
u1o ben 6 . tcnpret6 Der III europa
befncliden amertfanildm 8unbespblt<
o%atipnen an9elteut.
0ono6 befanren iid ge9en G>1oe peS
Sabrea 1865 fir un9efabr 358 MiQip<
men folder Sbli9ationen in europa
(n1ebr al6 ne1n 3ebntel raSpn inDeut19>
lamb, 100 man fe bic 5auSfne9tSz
bpnp6 nenut> neil fat rur ~utleine 2eute"
1ie 9efauf # baben.) Settbem mtrb bic er
Betra9 auf un9efdbr 500 MiQtonen 9ez
itie9en iein.
@dbrenp hes &rie9eS> fa8t SEER Del
mar, 1purpen fait ale tn europa befnbz
liden amertfaniiden Staat5z Commit
nal<> GiienbabnzS bli9attonn unb am
bere Gfecten nad ben Ser. Staaten suz
rid9elenbet uno 9e9en 8unpeszSb li9az
ttonen um9etauidt. GS rurcen biele
paptere rpn etnem Court e Ypn 80 bis
60 lo69e19la9en unb NIT bem GrlD6
Tunfz3manSi9er 9efauft. l1rlprin9lt9
ober >raren bic papierc ;u eiten Durdz
ldnitt6zG ourie ron 80 sefauft wproen.
Der Betra9 Der in Der an9e9ebenen Beiie
9esen 8unbe6<S bli9atipnen aus9etaui9z
ten Seturitdten miro auf $222>O00>00O
aciddBt melde urlprin9lt6 ettpa $780,
100000 inOolp 9efpfet baben. Der un1z
taui9 muroe bur6 Notwithstanding
oae> na6 Ginflbrun9 ces3wan9scourie8
fir bos Yapier9elp faf ale Staaten uno
Gprpcrationen lire 3inien in papier9elo
be,ablen> wdbreno bic Der 8unoes<Sblt
aationen in 0olo besablt wuroen. Oils
Wclo auf 200 ftunp> tru9 cine iedSproz
seati9e amertfanil9e StoatszS Obligation
cem auslanbiiden Snbaber nur 3 Yrpz
sent, unb ais IS auf 200 ftte9, muir p
Yrc;ent in Sob EN-. Sc tpar baber 1ebr
natIrlid, eas bic eurcpaiiden Stbater
folder Staatsobltsatipnen bierber suz
r%idienpeten uno pieielben fir Barbe6z
pblisattpnen un1taul9ten, pelde tbnen 6
pro;ent baraus ertrusen. Den fremten
Observation-Disclosures fpiteten ali bic 8unz
pes<S blisatipnen''1 mas ib1en uriprln9z
lid bic Staat5z unbG prperattpnSz S9ulbz
fdetne 9efpitet batten> uno p bic DiTez
rens scn BEN, mas ct fit bic 2ebteren
e1npTrs unp fir bic eriteren be;ablte;
renn befanntlt9 ftanben 1pdbrerb hes
&rie9e5 bic 8unoessS blt9atipnen 8 Biz
IA Yrosent bSber alsStaat6i9ulpl9eine.
Sc tptrb alto nf@t su bo6sesrtfen
fem, tpe1rt man iast, bab fit unsefdbr
bic 5dlfte oer in europa befnbltden
Tlnf<3wansieer ber &ptenprets lber 80
pro;ent 1T. Die felt 8eenpisuns be8
&rtfss oireft se9en8aar 9etauften Tlnf<
3pansi9er baben I'M preiie sp1 Is Bis
IS Dollars partrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
SIN rlenDeS &eben

1T h~dsjcniae hes Dispeptiters. g0arum leitsn. renn NcbadS
8lutreinieer unb Slutpilen Gud, li6er tei!sn rerpen. Sic
limb bel jspem Drp9iiten ;u baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

9ennepin-[bpeus Daniel Ba0tt ". 9arntpt,
8. Qepis, g. s. Reitb, s. 81. 9ale, 8. 6. Ebpnnp-
fon, George O.Deu, s. e. Mabpn, Sacpb &tbler,
9 9. S8rien, @epree 8rctpn nnb Maea0at
Siantt-[tusus] s. 81. 8ust, 5. g. 8oys.
9anetee-,[besus] D:5 gowler:
Santigsbi-[bpsus] Or. s. g. 8ennebs.
yate-9Srt. Brar@.
Qinculn-[bueus] %. 3. perfins.
@iQt ae-I6osus] s: g. qlunner.
. Mprriipn-Natban &i9arblen.
Mpncn8alia-Sptpb &bpmas.
&amiey-[teRriten] SSanes @mitb, ST., ~
bert Gbeerion, $. s. 8rainarb, s. Metcalt 6. $,
Sdurmeier, @nt. {, Banning.
ct. 2uuis-Dr. Ebpntas Softer.
Eptb-M. 3. Brppn.
Wabalbap-Ir* %. s. GuQer. >. .. Gcrb.
s. G. Dpuebts, s. g. Qawrence, q. g. Seft s.
6. SerreQ, 6rant Dae9ett.
@aibinatun-S. MeNuld, @m. 2cpeu, 2.2.
Gprans, Gben gsers.
@riebt.-@. @altsr q. g. MeGrorA 49,
5elut, Grant par9er.
@p erbeut>
+. DAT BON ben 81 Delesaten Yprt
Counties, pel9e in BENT Nufruf 9~enannt
>raret,, 40 in rer Convention anne erb
paren, >relde @ubbaro npminirte> wabz
re1p muir 50 BET uncpntettrten Dele9a'
ten an bet Separattften< @pnYenttpn She'll
nabuer1.
2. Dob ycn ben 80 reselmdei9 erz
mablteu Delesaten npn Counties bic tit
benz Mufr fruit benannt parem bic st Sibet
lit ber Convention bur9 bic Stin1met
her arpben Maipritdt uncentpiirter De-
le9aten fir su Steen tere@ti9t erflart
rpurrer, 81 in rer @pnsenttrn anpeleno
naren, melhe 5ubborp npminirte> wab>
renr 11ur 80 III Der Seperatii ten<G pnYerz
tipn anne enb worer.
8. DAT Yrn ben 80 r~e9elmdbt9 CT
mablten Dele9aten, etnidlieblt& bret ypn
nitt in bem Mufruf 9%enanntea Counties,
60 1T BET Convention laben, cie5ubtarp>
rtnp MIR 80 in ner bic 0rnneIy npntt<
ntrte.
Diele 3ablen sei9e1l mc5balb he 80
1ecentrtep;, 0ele9ater> welae cine bpfz
nut19Slp1 Re Minpritdt Der @pnSentipn re-
pral entirt bitten, bitten ite an ter Ser
banrlun9 berlelben She'll 9enpmme1, ibre
3uf lu@t BARN f1ncen, Spn Der @pnYetz
tipn 81 1ececiren, unb bic Sp9uS<Dele<
| aoten in cine Separat<G pnSentipn bin
einsuldleppen, welde fte nidt ,po9ten per
GpnSenttpn ouf sucrtn9en.
'@tc in Der pbt9en Nniprade ar9e9ez
ben, 1T rcr &prmann> resbolb fte allS>
trateu> unmabr. sic lelbit wtel en bic
Ginlaez& arten suriid, bic ibnen ait bent
sum rprau5 an9esei9tcn Srte uno CUR
redten 3ett a119ebptcn >puroen.
&ein Dcle9at, rer Cit Sidet fprrerte>
&purce aboewte fen. Die spn Germ 0pnz
nelly in elmer 6Hentliden &eoe 9ema6te
Nngobe, baB bic pplt;et 9ebrau@t rrrpe>
tint 0ele9aten am Gintritt su Y%erbinbern>
1T chen Is 9runolo6, ME Bet bier bei9ez
fi9te 8rief beS Ycli;et~ GbefS ;ei9t.
0teie leeren 9luSF ii9te tDnne1 bic
Gbatlade nidt serltefen, cab BET Musz
tritt rer Minprttat Elm pfentunriser,
ni6t su cntldulct9enber, sorber iberlesz
ter &erlu@ &par> bic republtfaniide Yarz
tel ;u ;eriplittern 11c %9e9e1iiber rem re-
auldren republifanilden Ganpipaten etret
Spppi tionsz Ganoipaten aufsu ftelen.
[5@Iub fclst.]
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

unb btelt bic &ete, berer mir an elmer
anbern SteQe be6 8latteS er1pdbnt.
Na9bem Der fleine &epplutiprdr ob9ez
treter1 aboptirte bic @pnsentipn etne@eibe
ppn 8el@li0en, pfertrt yong octor6pl ter,
unc uertaste ftd auf Skinner tpieperz
1eben. ~ as.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

Inter itirmilaem Beiiau5ruf Der De-
le9aten uno pe5 Mupttorium5 in cen0al>
lerien murce Die Mpmtnatipn rcs Germ
8. S. 5utbaro fir einiimmi9 erflart.
5urrab auf 5urrab ert1nte unb bic
Dede Der 5aQe muBte eiinfSrmltdeS8o n1@
barpement ron 5iten au5balten, pel9e
cpn entbu1tattlden Dele9uten 9e9en oie<
ielbe 9el9leupert wurpen, ais 9err @pr<
nell ren General 9ubbaro cer@pnSentic1
yprtelte, wel9er a:scann, bic an elmer
antern Steue pe8 8lattes mitsetbetlte
Mnlpra9e an Die Convention belt.
Nadnem Der General unter bpt1ter1>
bem 8eifaQ ob9etrete11, parb pom BET
COMMITTEE fir 8eldllNe bic Anipra@e
her Gpnsfnticr an ras @olf etnbert9tet,
tpelae ter 9eler ait elmer anpert SteQe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

WY ~ y $SNT%SSNp bH %&~Htt
ten Dele9aten in Der @pnYentipt1 pertrez
ten.
@oS Ypn ttel fem 8eri6t III balten
benefit ppbl am BEL fen cer Inn ltann> cab
er bic 3ula6un9 rpn 8oou6bele9aten
son 5ennepin County empfeblt, mpielbt
gar feline SeparatzG pnsentipn ltatt9efut1z
ber> tpel@e jene 2eute. bdtte erpdblen
f1nner1, unp 100 bic @abl oer@albturnz
Dele9aten in her einsi9en in 5ennepin
County abgebaltenen GcnYentipn rp11 Der
Oanneuy : Mincritdt ielbit anerfanrt
murre.
Gs wirb niGt teridtet, rag irsenp Elm
Oele9at, empIrt uber lp!d,en Sdninoel
rte GonYenttpn serlaNen. @ieluebr nab
men fe ale, bogus" unb dGt beftyitten
prer unbefritten 9emltblt9 nebeneinan-
Der NlaB. v..~
5ierauf per1nane1te Organization NIT
9errn Mfer ais prdIceut. r..
Auf @etcalf'6 Antra9> erfldrt it6 bic
@%onsenttcn fir ein serbe0ertes Syitem
eerprmartrablen, jebt nadpem bic Germ
fir tbre Sette purd na5 alte uno cor
rupte NQeS erlan9t, mas ~aberbaupt fit fte
81 erlan9en mar. ... .-@
Muf Me&ufd's Nntrus tbateu Johann
bic 5errn paS peswegen tie etgentli6 tet
chamber tparen unb 1%tpmtnirten Dur9
3uruf 5errn Douneuy.
90 flrnti9 tpie 60 frdfti9eD eleeaten>
fimnnet, serftdrft bur@ un9e;dblte uuo
nt4t minper frdftise Nidtpele9atenftim>
men, ben Narten DonneQp rufen fonnten
&purbe Ct 9erufen. Da er1@ien berMam
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

81. @.-5err $. $. Sdaefer rirb nit
gerauiaen bereit iein, ben seebrten 8eiu4ern bic
,1e,ttt @aaren 3u 3et9en. b.. a.-
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6 6led>ter W{6muG

i'm Munee an, Nrrsen 1T tas Ssu1ptrm elmer biliSien BE,
itafsnteit pter eiuss unecreseltsn. :3uitanres Ter Seter uae
lplte nitt UNI eincn Sag pernadlaiigt meresn, "a Is NUT has
r%pradnaiae symptom elmer Steibe ppn l1ebeln une Arantteits'
faat lit. 0eridaTt Gud irfrrt Mcbads~ Slut,Hilet1 nehmei
lie mad Ter jeber SdaGtcl h%etsefHeten Nnmeiiun8 uns
bic @efutr elmer 2ransteit 1T irtprt entternt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
Retn @etrduf.

llnsleit, zen n~aei1eu jest eetrdudliden gitter5 TT S}Sbads
Sttters niht etra jul einert an9enebnerl, a%nre9eneen S1nepS'
Wetrdnf berednet, aber 1T purdaus mepi;iniid, entbalt rsnnen
8rurtrn. % bistsp III binrsideneer SuaNtttat. UNI bte :Sst!l-
itpHe, aus eenen her SinerS ;uiammcnSesst 1T, III NA1eelp>
item 3ultante Su talten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

Cine 1tu;e 0prbcuenneS Meei5in
1T eli, @funo f%clmeti;in mertt. Sister unr .NaEc" .tRnnen
in alien Xlin,atcu certineert merteN uue lei aleu Grnltituticz
men surd tcn @etraud. srn MpbatS Aieoeas Stthrs une ut
iinc bic aleritlimmneu Jdue enrd Zen ;eltsen 0ehraud fcl-
jelteu euryt urr>en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
Snbi0enton

If r,r Elm antsrcr Same fir GssserIa une lie GrSeuSerin
Weller arantteitsn. &rtad's Wfaeen. Sitters lit ~gSeinslcS~
Drlen acacnmcn, eleid nab ieter Watlseit trsreen i&sr cine
p.rmrte Sur tertrtsn. siehmt nidt unicr ssrrt sotur, frH=
bern scriubt lc.
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>!5seiber Tlub,

relder aus lrfater @sbredlidteit lnS f6muGcr Grnlttsutipn
entIpriust, tann burt ecn @ebraud Won sfrtadS UtaSenblt>
tiers eeteilt merpen. East Gu6 ppn rem Drpueiftn feline an
bere WeriIn vertuufen, Ia tieler Suters nit %belrnoersr 9tud.
1dt euf eNe Hranfteit ;uteretet uno Ills prptat 9erart1rt
pirt.
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MueQemittelt,

nad mieSerbrltert @etraud anserer !Seilamitel 9rtads
Maeene gitters, 9lutreiniscr unt Slut.piuen bic tcfien oaer
sDrtanbenen @}ett;inen iinb fir bic Betanelun3 Ter 8rant'
tcitcn, fir mehe Ne %enpfrtlen rerten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-26
VaHandigham Nominated for Congre.
His Acceptance.


NALLANDIGHANG, in his speech
accepting the nomination for Con-
gress in the Third District, said:
In accepting this trust I lay aside
all individuality. I have no personal
clainf upon the support or the vote of
any man nor do 1 desire any citizen
to regard his suffrage as q matter of
mere personal favor to me. 1 stand
before the people of the district not
as an individual, but as the represen-
tatlVe OF the ancient principles and
present politics of the Democratic
party-as the representative of not
the dead past, but the living present :;
OF the questions pending to-day be-
tween the revolutionary and deStruct-
i've organization known as the Re-
publican party as it now exists, and
the Democratic and conservative
masses of the people, without refer
ence to former issues and past differ
ences, whether of five years or fifteen
years ago 1t is not what was done
or omitted by parties as they were
organized in 1854 or 1868, but WHAT
Is TO Be DONE TO DAY, AND
TOMORROW, AND NEXT YEAR
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PEO-
PIE. Cheers.l
AS n candidate l represent the
views ard feelings and purposes of
the party, and the Iuen who demand
that the further domination of the
Radical Republican faction, with its
military despOtism; its negro gov
ernments; its disregard of the Con-
stItutlon; its hate of the old Union ::
its high oppressive tariffs; it's bur
densOme and vexatious taxes; its
enormous and increasing government
debt; its exemption of the rich from
equal taxation; its demand of gold
Tor the bondholder and paper for the
people; its gigantic peculatlOns, plum
derings and corruptions, and its most
profigate and eXtravagant expendi-
lures in time of profound peace, shall
come to an end forever. Loud cheersI
Whoeyer OF either party thinks that
those things ought not any longer to
be endured, cannot hesitate as to his
vote; for these are the questions of
the present and future. Applause.