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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05
BUR 8ehersignna Der sdreier.

Sic raoifalen Sfreibldtter iinb gang entsidt aber
ben Impeachment Scanbal; Die Musli1t, ben bonn
Wolfe BON Ohio lebten Serbit pertporfener roben Sas
natifer Babe auf Dem Yrdlibentenitnble 81 ieben,
perlebt je in bic f~reubieite 8egeiiteruns nne tie per'
idumen nidt, bic 2eibenidaften ibrer 2eier 5u ent'
Hammer unb bur9 fanatiide Sebartifel ben Son'
ereb auf ieiner perbreheriiden 8abn porpdrts gu
oransen. 9eutide 8ldtter, uie Die Sainois Staatss
%,eituns, p~erlansen Die abiebuns bes grdiibenten nm
ieben Yrsis, unb ipiirben i'm f~reu3isen, bdn9su uno
uiertbeiIen laiien, tpenn lie fonnten. @
Sic be~ionnenen 8ldtter Der Yartbei idutteln
inoeB bebenfl,9 ben &ppf. Ser Cincinnati Cons
mereial, elm isbr eifrises republitaniides 8latt, pubs
licirt unter Der lleberidrift: vWOrin beltebt oas yer-
breden bes 9raloenten 2" einen iebr perninftleen
2eitartifel. Ser Commercial fann r3dt %besreifen,
NORM bas Yerbreden bes praioenten beitebt. Seine
abiebuns stantpn's lei bas ein5ise Mittel seipeien,
INN bic pielfa1 bespeifelte Gonititutionalitdt bes
gonsreBseiebes Dor bas Sberbunoes9eridt 81 brir1-
aen. @ebe Der Yrdiibent nidt meter, laHe er ihd gu
feinen @e,paltitreiden binreiben, 10 lei nidt %einsuie-
ben, in tie fern CT i1 burd bieie Sanblung zines
usroben 0erbrebens" idulbis semadt babe. Ser
~aerinsite Burger babe bds Ge6t Die gonftitutionas
litdt iraeno zines @eiebes bur6 bic @eridte pruien
su laiien, unb ii6er fSnne Der umftanb, bab Serl
SobnIon prdiibent lei, i'm bieies &edtes nidt be-
rauben. gBarum parte Der gonereB nidt, biz bas
betrittene @eieb BON Dem Sberbunoesseri6t sepruft
,uoroen iei? Grfldre bas @eridt oas 8eieb fir Der.
faiiunsspioris, 10 faae oieier IntlaseartiteI seser
ben Yrdibenten Su 8Oben. @6er ielbf tpenn bas
@eri9t bas. @eieb fir eonititutionell ertldre, 10 Ie
es nod iebr bic Grase, oh iid Der grdiioent ourb oil
Serbeifubruns elmer gntideibuns zines Terssbers
idulbis semaht babe.
Sie faratiiden rabifalen Sdriftselebrten, beion'
bers Die Geuti6en, Die pilb in's 8laue bineinidrei'
en-, iolten bebufs ibrer abtubluns unb gelebruns
Iolde Qrtitel Der beionneneren gldtter ibrsr partbe
ftuoiren unb bebersiseu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

3mei Ieeer BON Siio. Carolina befinoent lid
in @oIbingtpn, I'm bel ben Eaoifalel, raf5ufra9et,
ob bic Gruabluns BON Sdwarsen fir bas 9aus ees
Gonsreies bon ben iioli9en Staatsn annebn'bar
Iein tuiroe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

bent vimpeadeb" uirb - oann lou Der erite Sber.
ridter ben Worib fibren, uno in benz Jal lou Der
Yr6ibent beg Senats i'm bapon benahridttgen. nno
Der Oberri@ter ioa ben 8oriiB fabrer bis sur gsr-
taauns Der @ourt.
rno 8efeble aus5uifelen uno anslibrer1 5u lallen,
tpie aud ole &eeeln uno @noronungenssoer eolrt.
Sic Court ioa Die Mtabt baben, bas grideinen Der
poraelooenen 3eugen su erspingen, uno leoen uns
a~eboriam unb jebe MibaGtuna ~iunmarild gu be-
~itrafen, unb penn n6tbig, Die arnlee nno .Slotte 5ur
ausfibruna ibrer 8efeble gu !Silfe gu ruten.
ION cine goriaouns, nebft ben Yuntten Der Nnflase,
oem4neefla9ten iiberreidt peroen, an Dem b%eitlilr1t
ten Orte sur beitimmten 3eit 5u eriheinen, uno lh
gegen Die Nnflage gu pertbeioiaen. gBenn Der An=
9etlaete nibt ielbit, ooer iein Nnipalt tir lbn ers
ideint unb artlportst, 10 lou Der Yreeeb bod poran.
Ser Mnseflaste i6 .idulois" betennt, 10 ioa obne
meiteren pr0ceb bas llrtbeil sefdllt iperoen.
I'm balb l lbr an Dem Sage, Der fur bic gerlfts
e~ritattung iiber bic gorlaoun9 ~feitseleBt 1T iou Der
bic Worlaoung beiorsenbe geamte ieinen Gio ablez
gen. baB er Die 8orlaouns absesebsn bat:
@eu1 Der 8oraelaoene ooer Iein anmalt erlheint,
uno psnn er nibt erideint, 10 iol es, tpie Der Tal
iein mag, eineetragen iueroen.
lin balb | ubr an Dem fir ben Mnfarg beg Yro.
eeiies feiigeiebten Sage ion bas gerbbr bestnnen.,
Wern Elm Senator dig 3euge aufgerilfen tplro. 10
ioll er eingei6noren weroen, uno lein 3eugnlB lte=
DeHU Ill jetHtm PluRe upitbeu.. Gown
einem 3eueen cine 6raee pprlegen ooer elnen AI1s
trag (Intrdee auf @ertasuna iperoe1 nl9t ange=
nommen) MAIDEN mill, 10 muB es idrittli9 an ben
YraIioenten geIdeben. Wabrenb oes 8erhors iol=
len Die Sbiren often iein, ouBer tuenn Die eonrt le
bel Der 9ebatte iber Die gnti6eiouns idlieben ldBt.
4uf beioen Seiten iol Seiner ldn9er lprehen as
cine Stunoe, auBer ipenn bic Court es linn erlalbt:
Oas Sdlubareument ioa BON stpei perlonen aut
beiben Seiten gemaht peroen, uno oas argument
ion BON Seiten oes 9teprdlentantenbaules erohnet
unb gei6loIien peroen.
@enn oas Smpeodment niht BON .3peiorittelr,
Der anpeienben uno itimmenben Mitglieoer Der eonrt
ouireft erbalten miro, 10 ioa bas urtbeil vnlht
5huloie~ Iauten; penn es aber aufreht erbalten
niro, 10 ioa Der 8orIiber bas urt6etl ipreden, nno
cine Gopie BON b~einielben in Der Office oss Staats-
~iecretdrs b~interlest tueroen.
gGe Befeble uno Gntiheibungen lon burh Sa uno
Tein aeaeben uno Dime Debate eingetrasen tperoen,
auBer tuenn Die Sbiren our 8eratbung perihloIien
5ino- bann ion fein Miteleo nebr dig einraal uni
nidt ldnger as Sebn Wtinuten iiber our yeratbune
sebDriee Sraser, uno nidt lduser as fiinf3ebn Iais
nuten iiber Die Sdlubfrase ipre4en, auber auf ems
ftirmise grlaubniB.
gDenn Die Court on einem fsitaeiebten Sage Md
in Sibuna iii, 10 fann tie, obne Debate, Gag uni
Stun6e fir Die nddte Sibuns anberanmen.
- Ser republifaniide Cincinnati eomn,ereia
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

-geibe Sduier BEG gonsreies baben Die Bill
paiIirt, pelde porldreibt, bab CUR annabue Der Gon-
Ititutionen fir bic iiolihen Staaten blos cine Wtebrs
belt Der abseeebenen Stiulmen notbtpenoi9 iein lou.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

Der Gdtb: Ntcgrearp, Der reuertpdblte Senas
tor BON aentudp, !bernabm ON Sreitas isinsn Sip
i'm Senote Der Ser. Staaten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

Sn Rem BORT ino in elmer Bo9e brei SdIe
poreefommen, oab Sdugiin9e, Die BET ibren Gltern
i'm Bstt laeen, bon ~oenielben i'm S4laf erItidt ,pur'
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

- Ser republifaniide Cincinnati Commercial
maht Die ~folsenoe YropbeSeibnns:
.Tie fGrfften Smpeofer fnb Sieienigen, bic nit
~l1naeoulo auf cine 0ertbeiluns Der 8elte ourh Waoe
marten. g8enn Sobnion abeeiebt uno Waoe Yrd=
Iibent pirb, oann tperben mir einen lol9en 3noran9
BON Memterjdgern nod Malbington erlsben, iple lbn
he VSeIt nnh niht erIebt hat"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-05

gofb fianb esiiern off l414 in Tem port,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

I fully concur in the above and recommend Messrs
Page 4 Co to persons desiring work in their line tn!
rnis Arm and have always found them prompt and relia
ble (n22tO n. o. J. TISDALE, Gen1 Sup't.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

TEXAS INDIAN .ATRoCTTIEs.-The Sher-
man Courier brings us report of another
Indian raid and fight. A body of about
twenty five Indians came down upon Sirill's
Bend and drove off q lot of horses. Six
young men followed them, and; coming up
with them, charged them, and a desperate
fight ensued for an hour and half. Finally
BOTH parties drew off, and the Indians re-
tired in silence. One of the six was killed
and two wounded, and some of their horses
killed and wounded. Ten of the Indians
were killed.
The Austin Republican (RadicaD says
the county of Llano, which it mentions by
way of example; issub1ect to almost month
ly incursions of Indians. -" They have
stolen nearly every horse in the county"
Within the last year number of men, wo
men and children have been scalped in
That county, and yet the Republican says
Austin is the nearest military post to the
principal settlements in that country. The
citizens, therefore, instead of being able to
inform the troops ofthe approach of Indians,
are compelled to enter their houses and
defend their women and children, and see the
Indians drive off their stock--all They'll e
ofthis worlds goods, the proceeds of years
of toll, privation and Danger
The Republican advocates the formation
( of battalion or regiment of rangers foI
frontier protection, and declares that, in q
| field of operations lying outside of the posts
and forts as at present arranged, it would af-
ford more protection than any other means
! that could be devised.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06
The American College in Rome.
LETTER OF REV. GEORGE II. DoANE.

Having been appointed by the Most Rev.
Archbishop of Baltimore, and the Right Rev.
Bishop of Philadelphia, as Chairmen respect
lively of MetrOpolitans, and of the Executive
Committee of Bishops, who have charge of the
affairs of the American College in Rome, with
the duty of endeavorins to raise an endowment
fund for the College, have, with the consent
of my own Bishop, accepted the trust which
they have confded to me, and propose to enter
upon the work at once. Before Christmas l
hope to visit, with the consent of the Archbish-
OPS and Bishops of those Sees, Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, Albany. Boston, and Hartford during
the holidays, New York, Brooklyn, and New
ark; and about the middle of January, to start
for the North, West, and South.
Love for Rome, and the desire to make some
little return for the many blessings l received
while a student in one of the National Colleges
there, (the American College not having then
been founded), by trying to procure the same
blessings for others; and love for my country,
with the desire to see preserved for her, i'll the
very heart of the Eternal City,a place where
some of her young LeTites may grow up in the
schools of Rome, under the shadow of st. Pc
ters, and in the immediate presence of the Vicar
of our Lord upon earth, are the motives which
prompt me to undertake this arduous duty.
That it may succeed, 1 earnestly beg the
prayers of tire Truthful, the generous and zeal
Gus cooperation of all in the good work, and
remembrance on the part of my Fathers and
Brethren at the Altar of God IN the daily Sa-
crifce. q. IL. DoANE.
Newspapers which have kindly published the
Appeal, will please also publish this.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

TIE GERMAN ELEMENT.-The Germans
in the United States, according to the
Lutheran Observer, may be divided, re-
ligiously, into Catholics, Nationals, Luther
ans, German and Dutch Reformed, and Il
number of small denominations and sccts.
The RomanistS number more than one-third
of the Germans, audthcir relatives strength
has been steadily increasing. In l716 there
was one Catholic cmigrant to one hundred
ProtcStants. In 1880 one Catholic to fifteen
Protestlnts +; at the present there is probably
one Catholic to twelve Professionals, and
among the Germans three Catholics to two
Exchange.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

DONKEY AND EGGs.-One morning, being
in Rome, walked ont Of the city in COM
pany with friend, Oscar w. Collet, of st.
Louis. The sky was unciouded, and the
sun was showering down it's rays, as we
pushed on bravely into the Campagna. At
ter walk of several hours we espied an
inn. We were tired, thirsty and hungry,
St. Paul thanked God when he saw the
three taverns; we did at the sight of one.
AS we approached tho ever open door,
however, our attention was arrested by
the approach, from another direction, OF
tall, stout, middle-aged woman, and by her
side two large moving panniers filled to the
very top with eggs. From these pannlers,
if You looked up, you saw two very long
ears if you looked dOWn, four very small
the animal. 1t was donkey, and was the
motive power that propelled the eggs. Now
the woman, who was either owner or super
cargo of her precious freight, was in great
haste to reach the city. But the donkey
was in no great hurry at all as soon as he
perceived the odor of sayory meats, hay,
oats, Sc, he stopped. Nor would he bulge
another foot. The woman was armed
with a stout stick about three feet long.
With that she began Delaying the poor don
key, with occasional shouts. !, Then she
would go behind him and strive to push
him on by main strength, putting her
shoulder to his rump. Renewed beating
and shouts. All in vain. Presently the
donkey became sulky and revengeful. And
to the horror of his agonized mistress,
knecled down. not to ask pardon, but as a
preliminary to further steps. For next
down went his hind legs, and the animal
rolled over on his back-his legs up and his
eggs everywhere. Much as pitied the
woman as she stood there shrieklng and
tearing her hair, could not but think that
if insead of beating SO unm ercifully the
poor brute, she had coaxed him and reasoned
with him, or fed him, she could have saved
her eggs.-ReU. George F. Haskins.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

ORANGEIsM IN ENGIAND.-It will be seen by
the following paragraph that the temporary
TRIUMPH of the Conservatives in some English
constituencies is likely to intensity the desire
for carrying out the "voting by ballot" meas
ure:
The Conservatives have carried the southeast
division of the West Riding of Yorkshire and
also the western division of Surrey thus
ducing the Liberal majority. The later cleo
tions have been in favor of the Conservatives,
who have always. had disproportionatc
strength. in the Commons. Their gains i'll the
present instance are also undoubtedly attribu-
table largely to the Indifference ofthc Liberals
who were Tc'elcred careless 10y the heavy major
ity they have secured during the first week of
the election In the manufacturing -di tricts
the bitter spirit of the Orange organization was
enlisted against candidates WHO favored dis
establishment. The entrance OF this element
into the strife did not fail in some quarters to
lead to mob law aud TIE iptiuid;,tionof voters.
Tie Tories are charged with the responsibility
for these excuses, aud the Liberal party has
sNlTIGTCd - Severely by them that ii Inns become
almost Il unit in favor of voting 10y ballot.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

Hasty words often rankles the wound
which injury gives; but soft words assuage
it, forgiying cures it, and forgetting takes
away the scar.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

COLLECTION AMONG INDIANS FOR THE
PopE.-A correspondent of the Freeman's
Journal Sydney says the Bishop of Van
couver, Washington Territory, has lately
made tour of all his missions, travelling
near 400 miles-of course, most of the dis
lance on foot, horseback and in wagons
What Protestant bishop ever does this =
The Oblate Fathers have, for many years,
had a school for the Indian boys, on the
Tudian reservation. The bishop took with
him to this mission three Sisters of the
House of Providence, who will open a
school for the Indian girls. The cores
pondent continues: "Another little item,
hope not without its own interest. The
day of the bishops and Sisters reception
at the Tudian Mission was the Feast of the
Assumption, the first patron of the mission.
During the Pontifical High Mass the In
dams were told that a collection would be
taken up in the afternoon for the relief Of
the Holy Father! A collection among the
Indians! Yes, and it footed no less than
the handsome amount of S67 SO in gold,
some giving as high as go SO. The chief,
in his address to the bishop, remarked that
indeed he and his warriors We're living too
far off to go in person and give their lives
for the defence of his Holiness, but it was
with glad heart that they came forth and
contributed their mite against the renegade
children of their beloved Father"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-06

A GOLDEN RULE.-Industry will make
man purse, and frugality will find strings
for it. Neither the purse nor the strings
will cost any thing. He who has it should
draw the strings as frugality directs, and
he will be sure always to find a useful penny
at the bottom of it. The servants of industry
are known by their livery it is always
whole and wholesome. idleness travels
very leisurely, and poverty soon overtakes
him. Look at the ragged slaves of id.eness,
and judge which is the best to serve, indus
try or idleness.
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TURKS ISLAND.


The insurrectinn in Cuba was gaining
ground very materially. The lnsu' gems
were but six miles from S ,ntlago de Cuba,
which they were expected to enter IN The
course of a day or two. they had cut OFT
the water supply from the city, and the
inhabitants bad, in consequence, been re-
duced to very great distress.
, 1868-12-22

singular speciacIt," but We are not
unsnindful of the fact, that thu history Of
tile county, since its ind pendence,
aff,rds "a precedent for the present Gov
ornamental Trio. Alter the murder Of Des-
aIinrs, who, following the example of
Bonapartt, had called himself Emperor,
that part Of the country which he ruled
was divided into two States; the Northern
under ChriSiophr, who in 1911 also took
the title of Emprroi-whlle The plains
about Gonaives became, as the historian
puts it, a "muIatlo" republic under Pc
ton, whose memory is to the present day
rev-red Ivy all Haytlens. A division thus
passed upon colour, As was 10 be expected,
led to mutual haired, and the result was
a continual war between the two repub-
lies. After the death of Potion, which
happened in 1913, Boyer succeeded, and
having ruled wi h great Judgment during
seven years, be was enabled. on he suicide
of Chrlstophe in 1920, to unite the whole
under his authority. Two years later
Boyer extended his power over the entire
island which continued in submission 10
his authority until his overthrow by SOU
louqup, when that part of the island Poop
led by the descend nts of the Spaniards
secpded, and the Dominican, distinct from
the lialirn, Republic was established.
1t will ;hus be seen that this is not The
fist time that the country has been dl-
vidtd among contendlng parties. The
factions which existed from 1910 or 1912
10 1920 were kept in opposition by the
blttereSt and most dangerous forms OF
class hatred, which must have led 10 an
narchy and continual bIoodshed till the
weaker party was entirely annihllated or
driven into exile, but for the interpolation
of Providence which raised up a mar of
the foresight and wisdom of Boyer, who
reconcIlrd all differences, united the
people of the entire island under his owu
benign sway, and ensured peace and pros
ptriiy for fully a quarter of a century.
The present division among the Hay
items is not dissimiIar in principle, though
brought about by different circumstances,
to that which took place in the time of
Chri>tophe and Potion. Salnave, although
a colord man himself. and administering
his government for the most part by the
aid of coIored men, sought 10 make capl-
tai by promulgating The SANDER that The
Revolution TO overthrow him was instl-
gated by the colored people, with the
view of establishing a government exclu-
slvrly of colored men, and for the purpose
OF keeping down the blacks. The ruse
was succ, ssful. for it rallied the Pickets
around him, by whose strength he has
been able thus far to hold his position.
AS a counter plot, the revolutions s set
mp General Dominique as President in the
South where the blacks are more numer-
~ In tho hnna that In kapninr with The