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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

with shame that an official of Mr. Kembles
rank should have filed an official business let
ter with gross and unprovoked insults, and
with satisfaction that Mr.. Belmont should have
administered in his reply severe and we'll
merited castigation. The tone OF Mr. kemble's
entire letter is coarse; but the vulgarity of the
concluding sentence, in which he alludes TO the
religious faith Of the Rothschids, is atrocious.
Mr. Kemble had better resign He may have
treatment occasion to associate officially with
gentlemen, and the intercourse could hardly
fail TO be unpleasant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

At the beginning of the new year the rebel
lion in China is still unsurpassed; but our
information about its progress and present
condition is very indefinite. 1t is admitted
that recently the Imperialists were defeated in
great battle, and suffered an immense loss !;
but they claim to have since regained the
ground they had lost. More important than
these battles between ImperAlists and rebels
is the news that Mr.. Burlingame has left Pekin
on his mission for the Emperor of China. He
will first visit the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Mr.. Peter Cooper has addressed to Heman j.
Redfeld brief but pithy letter on the ques-
ton of protection to American Industry. 1t
shows that our leading statesmen have steadily
favored the policy of fostering and developing
manufactures-tha all civilized nations have,
when necessary, devoted their legislation to
this end, and that our general industry has
thriven under the protective policy, and de-
clined under that of free trade. Abiding to
the alleged enormous profits of manufacturers,
Mr.. Cooper declares:
During period OF so years engaged IN inc manu-
face OF IRON the capital invested by me mas NOT on ne
average Welded me fOtr per cent per dIdW anu tils
with all the Skill and energy, and perseverance WSn
able 10 command in promoting lts prOntaDe Imply
ment; and that not exeeptlOnai may De
gathered the fact that during the same period near
~ il not quite ALL my brother manufacturers VINO were
engaged largely ia the industry were compelled 10
sccmb to the pressure of adverse circumstances caueu
by the huctuarg policy Of the General government lnu
pass into Bankruptcy. Such has been the experience
through which the men OF enterprise, ana genius anu
capital have passed. who induced 10 volunteer at
the time OF the country greatest need as pioneers IN te
great work OF establishing our manufacturing lnuepehd
ence and the sacrifice in most cases OF their Own Of
tunes laid the foundation OF that noble fabric OF indus
trial independence which rejoice TO see now rlslng
solid and Symmetrical in this great land"
As the adoption of the Anglo-French treaty
has been declared to be an abandonment by
France of the protective policy of Napoleon
Mr.. Cooper prints for comparison the present
French tariff and the Morrill, tariff OF 1861 on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
npxyvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1868

for any further use of the sidewalks than may
be absolutely necessary for the actual recep-
ton and delivery of goods. We think the city
would be benefited by a more sparing issue of
these permits; and whenever the privileges so
granted are abused, we trust the Corporation
Attorney will be infexible in prosecuting the
offenders. But no permit should ever be granted
man to keep his wagons in the street when
they are not in Use. A city tradesman who
cannot afford to hire staberOom cannot afford
10 keep cart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

When the greater cheapness OF IaOor IN
France is taken into account, it will be found
that the French tariff is more protective than
our own Not only is the national ascendancy
of France and England due in great measure to
their policy of protecting and diversifyng their
home industries, but the increasing political
power of Prussia and the unity of Germany
date from the adoption of the same policy in
the Zollycreiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Our latest advices (by Associated Press dis
patch) from Alabama state that the new Con-
stitution has been defeated by ten thousand, or
rather that the vote on the question IS ten
thousand less than a majority of the registered
electors. We have very few actual returns,
and await further facts before indulging in
comment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
OBITUARY..

John B. Budd, soldier of the War OF 1872,
died at his residence Philadelphia on Sunday morning
At the close of the with Great Britain Mr. Budd be-
came a member Of the firm Of Price, Morgan Co. was
many years a Director OF the Bank or North America
and was ono of the prime in erecting and sus-
tanning the Philadelphia Academy Of Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
NETWORK.
UNION REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
CLUB.

The Executive Committee Of the Union Re-
publican Presidential Campaign Club held meeting yea
terday afternoon at the Office of the Hon. Charles o.
Spencer President Of the Club to make arrangements
for the holding Of grand ratification meeting which
take place the Cooper Institute Tuesday evening"
Feb 49, The meeting Is 10 be addressed by Gen. G. n.
Van Wyck, ex-Attorney Gen. Lyman Trenan, Lieut.
Gov Woodford ex-Speaker Edmund L. Pitts, the Hoo.
Roscoe Conkng the Hon. T.. ID. Morgan, Gen Daniel II.
Sckles the Hon. Thomas Alv0rd, Gen John Cochrane,
Freeman ]. Fithian Judge 4. ID. Culver. and Horace
Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

TT Southern Conventions, Letters from Orr
Special Correspondents in Jackson, Miss, and
Iaanta, Ga, The Southern States. a Letter
from oar SDeciaI Correspondent in Franklin,
Ty.. LaC Intelligence. the J0hn-St. Fire Gift
S,rindies and other matters are on the second
fqgc this morning; the Money and other Mar
Seis on the third; Nep Publications on the sirth;
and Real Estate, and Shipping NeTs on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Weather kilograms bring us prcdigious figures
from the Far West-fgures that set the teeth
a-chatter, and indicate that business must have
taken recess, or have been frozen out alto
gether in Wisconsin and Minnesota. fifty-one
below zero is decidedly cool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

There arc three political parties in the United
States-the Republican, the Democratic, and
The Neu- York Times. 1t appears to be hlr'
Raymond's idea that of the first two may be
made pair OF Siamese Twins, of which his
naper will be the connecting ligament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
%etu@2lork Daily Gribm1re.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1863.
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SvMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, a per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 25c, SOc, 4Oc., 6Oc, and 81 per line
SEMr-WEEYLY TRIBUNE, 25 and so cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 so and 81 per line.
According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

In Lancaster County, Pa, with a Republican
majority of 5000, the rate of taxation for the
current year is fixed at two and half mills on
fine dollar. In Democratic York County it is
seven mills on the dollar, and in Berks, with
Democratic majority of 1000, it is nearly ten
mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
npAMAr1c NOTES
Pauline to-nlght at Wallack's Theater.

Madam Larmets Benefit tonight at the
French Theater. lies Beaux Meseurs" and "Chansons
Popuaires."
Tonight is the last of "Fanchonn at the
Olympic
The Captain of the Watch and wood
rocks Little Game" will be acted for the last time ut
Wallacks Theater, on Friday evening next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

A vinegar mandatory in Herkimer-st., East
Brooklyn owned by j. Arnhoiner. was seized yesterday
by United States Inspector Hubben the charge thas
whisky was manufactured there 10 he turned into vine
gar whereby the payment OF tax was eyaded TO-
led from tho still TO tho vinegar factory, over
which some 5000 gallons OF mash were disceyeres-
Watchmen were placed Ia charge OF the premises,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

BY reference TO statement No. 1 in the report 1t
will be seen that a large number of tho public dOcu-
ent ordered 10 be printed either by law, by order
of the Senate or the House of Representatives were
for distribution by the Executive departments and
bureaus. .
and binding was done for the Judiciary and Execu-
five Departments of the Government.
JNo ID. DEGREES. Congressional Printer.
once of Congressional Printer Washington Feb T. 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Cole & Murphy, Sherifls auctoneers, sold
yesterday at their rooms In Fulton-st. Brooklyn lot Of
$4,000 three adjoining NJ $4,000 each. and two on De-
awst IN rear OF the others. VI $1,000 each. DIR. John
). Genesa was the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

The correspondence between Mr.. August Bel
mont and Mr. w. II. Kemble, Treasurer of the
State of Pennsylvania, which We published
yesterday, ought to he read by American gen.
llemen with mingled Shame aud satisfaction !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

There will be meeting of the Trustees OF the
Cornell ilersty at the Agricultural rooms AL
bany on Thursday. Feb IS, at 10 o'clock a. m. fuii
attendance is requested as important business VIII
be brought before the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.
1T rxLEsHArn TO rnE TRIBUNE.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 10.-The bill for COM
peng the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad to
complete its line OF road has unanimously passed both
houses OF the Iowa legislature and the Governor will
sign Ii tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
NovAsCOTIA LEGIsLATURE-TH REPEAL MOVE
MENT
HALIFAX, Feb. 10-The House met at o'cI0cl

to-day The Attorney General opened the debate on the
resolutions for the repeal OF the Union He followed
by MI. Troop the same side. Repeal meetings con-
Time 10 be held In different parts OF the country heavy
ran-storm prevailed here last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

The World says that 81. 3. s. is gentleman"
Then why not make him editor of the paperf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
CARD.
To a, Editor Of The Tribune.

To " Euil0TW TN IFI0HHe'
SIR: Your article in yesterdays paper creates
the impression that the whole costS1 ,63o,504 @of
printing for the past year done for Congress In
Justice to that body please give the following items
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
Gmnsslntnts. &t

BARNIrnf's AMERICAN MUsEUM-Day and Evening.
"Rcd Rdg Hood or Woat TIE Door a LIVING 0He-'aH
kuturgh Coz Nensgerie-S2ot0 Curiosines
BROADWAY THEATER - This Evening - LAttie
Etl" Loita.
BuNyAN HAIL. Union Square-This Afternoon AMI
Eyenng-"The liIgFiIN
Exhibition or THOMAS Balls SIATUE OF I'd
WY Poyx AZ CoRIoLASrs Dsv aud KrenugJl2 Broadway
FprNca TrrATRR This Evening Les Beanx
Mars DE BoDo6 and lie Cbauons POgoare De La France
Lyric H,II-This Evening.--Mr Jas. K. Murdochs
Readings ffon Shas espeaTe aud Charles Dickens
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening.
The Psrs PiciurfA
NEW York CIRCUS. Fourteenth-st.-TbisE Evening
Feais Of EcgesirariBm and AeTobac Sk ss Lucille "son
NIBIos GARDEN - This Evening. The White
Pawn" Psfiseauc Ballet TrouQc :,
OLYMPIC TIIEArER This Evening" Fanchon'D
bliss Magic Mitchell
srrTYyy,y H,I1-This Eyening-Grand Concert
Ame. Auns Martinez
WAIL4cK's- This Evening - Pauline Lester
Nalack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

LECTURE TONIGHT. - Assumptions VI 'i0
Orators Of The New World a Doiworhs Hal
MEETING TINS EYENING.-foung Mems CHRISTIAN
Association Reception No l6 Fnhave corner IWs"Seeouos
CoNCERT.-O Organ Concert at Washington Hlghts
Presbyterian Meeting house
SKATING. - Complimentary Testimonial to Mr..
rueh Mitchell by Ncefork Skating Cuh Base Ball Match In the
afternoon Dress Carnival In the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
Gusln,ss Bottles.
Trad; Mar. u s' s:.. :,
E.,'o.r.ls ocSuAdAVoco every article

TRAD, Mark u ss s..,S,
E.sSorl.se ccpHAdA7oeo 'rsJ 'r'el"
Oar goods heavily plated the finest Nickel Silver and ' guar
anse t "a every rgDec, superior 10 TIE bssi shea plate
GoRHAN MANUFACTURING Co.,
Slversnihs and Manufacturers of Fine klsctFo-PAss'
Proviiencs. r l.
The GORHAM WARE, indisputdbIy superior
o ne Gnesl ShecsIi Plats for sale retail by
srARR Marcus. No p John.t
The CHICAGO FREu
UERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES PRESERVE
THEIR CONTENTS
IN TIM HOTTEST OF THE FIRE.
LETTER FROM &. NJ HENDERSON " 90. y, ,o,o
CHICAGO Jan 81, 1853.
Me~r. UgRrSe & Co-Gestlean. disastrous FIRE ION
he the night Of the 18th inst We had one OF
your No Folding which lay tie burning ruins until yes
t-rlay afternoon ana great the Leaf that The 6dSs Eoo %
PLATES sf entirely or Upon opening H. after an exposure
pleased 60 inform you tDH We
IT, contents consisting valuable Books and Papers all preser' cam
Some books loose We well pleased WITH
would adj that Safe that preserved It's contents 50 wen
proes 10 be IRE proof indeed lours Fespest r.
LITTER FROM STRAUSS. .. 800,
CHICAGO Jan 81, 1853.
Messrs HrRniSs CoG,a,rH: In the Gre which destrSea
Eurohs the night Of the 18th inst oceupi e ur oo
urg and in The Of store we hsd one OF your
cellar and exposed
TO All tie fuy from the whole block Upon opening
glad that found all our books papers ana
preserved 30 excellent condition some OF me hlss Vi MY
" WV Yours frnir L STRAUSS.
HyRulSe's ParFSr CHAMPION FIRy.PRoos sAFEs
HgkEISG's NV PATENT CH4MPioS bankers sAFNs -.
Bade 81 wrought iron ard Steel and the metal SPkeEL hKS'
combination against burglars tools ever Manufactured
HskKING. FARRELL SHERMAN.
No PSI BROADWAY corner MURRaY'sr'' N i
FARRxrI, HzERING { Co., Philadelphia
IIEEESS FtSsELI & SHERMAN, Eew-Orlesns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
WILLIAM RIGDEN,

WILLIAM RIGDEN,
No 20 Rue de Mesay, Paris. france,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Maid 10 vants Of American buyers
Gorh, Co. No Madenlsne Eewlork and Proyi
dcns / ohr Cattuach corner Broadway NesYork
Geo w. Webb 4 Co., Baltimore, Nd
THE OPINION OF AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY
inspection that large proportion Of the mems knapsae
contained box Of Trohes being generally used by them for Colds
, BRowss Bronchial bond be used uon the hst %
peanse Of Cough which by neglect terminate in some
ncurabe Lrng Disease.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Wetf. QEnhe.

Waoe miro nidt prdIibent Sen Trad, ben er lid)
fir Die @eIeeenbet anseidafft bat. fann Ct on ben
Naeel bdnsen, biz er aus Der Wtobe fommt. Baoe
bdtte iid nod nit Gbren beraus5ieben t0nnen, aber
iein unbdnoiser gbrsei3 bat i'm am Samitas 5u els
ner idmubigen Sanbluns perleitet bic 3eitlebens,
tuie bas 3eiden Gains an ibm baften bleiben iuiro
Seoer balbpess anitanbise Weonn tpiiroe lih bes
Stimmens entbalten baben. Nber Wabe bat am
Samifas nitsefimn,t = er bat fiir Die 0erurtbei'
lung bes prdioenten seitimmt. St madte enen leb-
ten besperaten 8eriud, 5errn Sobnion bonn prdii=
oenenftnble 5u itoBen, um i ielbit barauf su eben
gr, ein Senotor, uno Elm Hibter bes boden @eridts
Wean ia9t oaB ielbit unter 3dubern gentle &eseln
Der Gbre selten. gBabe pirb offenbar nibt an s,l
GROCER Doiis bon gbrsefibl iterben. Wabrideinlid
perben ibn bic &abifalen fir feline Selbentbot BON
Samffas nit Der grnennuns fir bic Wice- prdoent=
ldaft belobnen, bielleidt au9 nidt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Manifales RIeil.

Gin por ans liesenbes beutides raoifales Blatt
erfldrt, Die Jreiiprebuns bes prdiioenten tuiiroe
Sobnion gum &6nis, gum Selbfberrider ame=
rifas MAIDEN, unb fdbrt bann in Der folsenben pa=
tbetii9en @eie fort:
rsSeber @enator, melder fir Die SreiIpre6ung
ftimmt, miro gum Spiebgeielen an einem Mttentat
auf ben @run6geoanten Der Nepublif 0aB 1elb iiber
Dem h6hiten Veamten nod INNER oas @eieb itebt
uno Niemano mebr lein fann, als Elm Sener oes
@eiebes.
pubIif, Der nidt an Der Rebellion tbeilgenomn,en,
ooer nit ibr ipmpatbiiirt bat lit bariber flar, baB
Sobnion's Sreipreduns eben 10 tpobl elm Sieg Der
&ebeaion 1T. pie es Die 5tpei Sfladten am Bua
Stun tparen."
Sas lit ia cine gans vper5meifelte gei1idte. :"
g8oate man oieien raoifalen Witbrid frasen, we
es id5 nit ben sablloien @eiebubertretunsen 8er-
faIIunssbraden unb @epaliitreiden perbielt Die ii
Yrdiioent 2ineoln, iein allmddtiser Miniter Stan=
ton, Der gonsreb unb DIE seiammten rabfalen Serr.
ldaften iberbaupt erlaubten, 10 prbe er natiirld)
bic pmilitdrilde Notbmenbisfet" poridieben uno d)
nit Der gerii6eruns enti4ulbisen rSa, bas nor
cine gang anhere @eididte." = 9amals mar Der
prdfbent der oberie Rriessberr," bic perf0rperte
Hesieruns. SEPT ion er nidt einmal bas armielise
3ebt baben, einen ieiner l1ntersebenen absuieben
unb feline eigenen Hatbseber Su ernennen. Sas ras
bifale 8led bebt eben cine munberbare Biesiamfeii
unb eenet iidb baber gang oortrefflid gu ben 3ue=
den Der rabifalen Sammeridmiebe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
CbiD Geietgebmng.
0ienfaa, II. W1oi.

StSHi"D DI IL. oeul.
Sm 5enat paIrte Srn gaa's Saus gil, pel=
de Die gommiIIdre bon Musfingum gountp aut6o=
riIirt, Die untere Doer Yutnam 3oQbrife lln0 ben
noromeitliden Sliigel Der DbereH Bride iiber ben
Wtusfinsum 5luB bel 3anespille, Ohio, sl faufen
sSn Saus pailirten Die folgenben Bills: Srn.
WOlf's Saus Bin sur 8erbeiIeruns bes 8eiebes CUR
Yeidibnng eemiiien piloen @efliisels; nit Mus=
nabme uiloer @dnie - Srn. 8orben's 3aus gll
sur gredn3ung bes @eiebes fir gleihformige Ser
ipaltune uno beere &esnlirnns Der Srrenanitalten
bes Staats unb Sur sSirlorge fir Bl0o- uno Wa6n=
lnnige (Oieie Bill perfiigt, baB Die 5rauen, beren
MGnner Iib in Srrenanitalten befinben, bas ibnen
lelbit aebDrenbe @i9entbum perfaufen f0nnen, obne
lb Die Soften elmer 9erihtidben YrDceour i'll nlas
DEM - Srn. &pb' 9aus Bill Sur @rgGnjuna bes
@eiebes, tpef)es Die Beborbe iiber Dentlid5e erfe
autoriIirt Der Columbus Srienb Strabe giIenbabn.
@eIelid)ait oas @egred5t su geipdbren. = Serrn
Sorb's Saus 8iq, tueld)e ben Stabtratb beg Stdot.
hens Waron autboriiirt, Bombs aus5uitelIen unb
6ens Su per6eHern. = 9e Senat Bin 5ur grsdn.
sung bes Geiebes, uelhes Die Gommiiidre BON 5air-
ielo gountp autboriirt, einen oarin geiammten Wes
Su perbeliern. = Srn Su9bes', BON 9i9blono, Saus
Bill fir ben Wiberruf zines @elebes iber Wege uno
2anbitraBen = Srn. @oloen's Senat Bill. melfe
Die gountp gommGre BON Mtbens County autbo=
riiirt sewIe 6onbs lidber ansuleeen. = Srn. Gei..
fer's Senat Bia 5ur Yerbeiierun9 Der Section fInf
tes @eiebes, ,ueldes Die Sarraten porI9reibt
Wittmoh, Is. Mai
SIM 6enat paiiirten Die folgenben Bills: .Srn.
Geg's Senat Bill sur Verbeiierung Der Section
nno 7 oes Geiebes iber Die Organization Der &C.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Oberri6ter Ghaje.

Sic Netp Dorter Sribune, bic nit aIler Ma1t fiji,
bas Smpeadment in's @eidirr sins, iast in ibre,
neueiten Summer, oab Serr Gbaie mebr CUR 6rei.
ipreduns bes BrdIioenten beisetrasen babe als ir.
senb elm anberer Mann. Sa Der elite Mrtifel ourd.
sefallen iei 10 mlen Die sebn anoern audi gu 80.
ben fallen.
llnb mas bat benu Serr gbaie getban, Inn bit
6reipreduns bes Yrdiioenfen berbei5ufubren
Nidts als oaB er als 8Ordber 0es Smpeadment @e=
rihtes feline ridterlide WIroe bebouptete, feline
Yfidten nit llnparbeilidtet erfiilte uno nidt Su.
CAB, baB Die Buffers unb Goniorten ben yboben ge=
ridtsbof" in cine moraliide M6rber9rube per=
wanoeten. gBeil er bas setban, bebbalb baiien fl
i'm sriinbli9 uno perfen ibm Die ebrenriibrioiten
Be,pseerinoe por. Inter Qnoerem miro perlidert
oab Serr Ghaie Die 8lbuns elmer neuen Yar=
tbei nit Tenenoen, Srumbua, &C., i'm Sdiloe fiibrt
Cine lol1e 9artbei f0nnte ben &abifalen unb ibren
@Dben Grant iebr sefabrlidb lperben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21

&ob,oer republifaniide Senator BON 2anias, Der
am Samitas fir bic Treiipreduns bes 9rdiioenten
itimmte, miro bon ben Smpeaders furdtbar GEE
idmdbt sic redneten feit auf ibn, biz ct feline
Stimme absab. Mm Coming Wtorsen erbielt
Serr @oB aus Ranias bic folsenbe Sepeide:
u&anIos bat Die 3euaenausfaaen aebDrt unb for=
bert Die gerurtbeilung bes Yrdibenten. (1nter=
seidnet) 8. sc. Mntbonp uno elm tauieno @nbere."
Oarauf ertpioerte Der Senator vWteine 5erRn, id5
rdume Sbnen nid5t bas &edt Elm, gu perlangsu, sub
i1 fir ober sesen 8erurtbeiluns itimmen lou. S4
babe einen Gio 9eleiitet, unparteide @erehtiefeit
nad Der gonffifutton unb ben @eieben aus5niiben,
uno idb boHe, ben Mutb unb Die gbrlbfeit 5u beIi=
BEN, nah meiner semi1ien3aften neberjeusung unb
aum 8eften nleines @aterlanoes su ftimnlen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-21
Nertnsung mnieter @eletaebuua.

uniere @eieb9ebuns bat ii9 am Montag pertast
sic bdtte ia nidt frber pertasen t6nnen, obne lire
pfi6ten 9e9en ibre gonftituenten gu perfeben. So
lange bas Smpea9ment iiber benz Saupte bes YrG-
fioenten idmebte, mubte Die @eiebsebuns bier blei-
ben. Wean fonnte nidt miIen, mas Der Mbiebuna
beg prdfoenten folsen uno 5u iuelden neuen @e=
tpaltftreiden Die ra6ifalen &epolutondre in Waib.
in9ton greifen iuir6en. SIN bieiem GaIe mare Die
Mnweienbeit Der @eiebsebuns in Der Sauptiiaot bon
bober Widtisfeit eemeien; fe bdtte penigitens Gc
Dor bem Strubel Der &epolution bepabren f6nnen
Die @efabr 1T elidlid poriiber sesaneen unb bic
@eiebssbune lit feline Minute ldnser bier seblieben
als unbebingt n6tbis mar.
gben 10 notbmenbie lit bic Wieber5uiammenfunfi
Der @eiebsebune am 49, Nopember. Mm lien Wton-
tag i'm December beriammelt iid Der gnnereB UNI
3dblt bic fir Die 9rdfoentid absese=
benen Gripdbleritimmen SIN Sale nun, baB be,
oeofratiide ganbibat sepdblt iein iolte, fann mon
ba elauben, baB Die rabifalen &epoutiondre bas
Spiel obne tpeiteren 4ampf aufseben lpirben? Muf
mon nad allen, mas lie bsber 9eleiifet baben, nibt
pelmebr befirden, bab lie gu einem perpeeenen Sc.
paItftrei1e ereifen marben, um ben ermdblten Se=
mofraten an Der Befeieuns bes Yrdfoentenitubles
su binoerng gBie minidensmertb lit es besbalb, bof
uniere @eiebeebuns um bieie 3eit in eibuns ieir
iouteg Sie fann ben @taat bieleibt Dor bem groB-
ten llnbeil betpabren.
Oie @eiebsebung mar mdbreno ibrer @ibune
uabrli9 ni1t miilig. sic pailirte i'm @an3en 49,
,Acte uno 81 geneinidaftlide 8efdIae, unter uel-
den piele benz Staate gum eroBen Nuben eerei9en
gBir meroen auf bas Birfen bieier @eiebsebuns 5u=
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oes 3art= uno gbreefibl miiroe meinen Nadfolser
pom Stlmmsn abbalten, ba er Die @erbanolunsen
liber BEN Jal MID. .eebDrt bat. uno sic men. oof
Ielnitlmmen nno Ni4titimmen prattii6 sleb it,
Solte er oies 3artsefibl bel Seite ieben nno burf
eins Stimnle Die 0erurtbeilung bepirtet 10 ipiiroe
o!e Irt unb gSee, ipie oieelbe erselt puroe ieben
ben.
SD babe baber beidloiien, mid bnr6 meinen Git
eebunoen 5u betrahten unb meine phidt nad mei=
nem beiten @iHen Su erfiilen, unb inoem i'd Der
Simmel bite, mir ben redten Snn nno gntl6luf
5u esben, bin i'd enthloiien, ben Ginsebunsen mei
neg 9eplens su fOlsen unb einem ebelmiitbisen uni
aufrlbtt9en Volfe 5u Dertrauen, I'M mein 8erfabrer
3u redtfertisen.
Sbr 6reunb,
SoDn 9. Senberion.