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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
, Cuban Revolution.

Further information from Cuba, which
has not been subject to tho censorship Of
the Spanish authorities, is to the effect
that tho insurgents are we'll organized aud
daily increasing In numbers. They have
been able either to check or drive back
the regular forces at all points, and the
latter are now everywhere on the defen.
sivo. A vessel loaded with military stores
including battery Of field artillery, had
arrived, having been forwarded by private
parties in the United States. Reliance
placed on material help Of some kind, and
also Of recognition at the hands Of our
government, was having an effect to make
the insurgents more determined. There
are, however, two parties among them.
The most desire u separate nationality,
which will be modelled after the United
States. The sole desire Of this party, 10
!hr as our own government is concerned,
Is to obtain the moral support of its re-
cognition. The OTHER party favor annex.
alton, and among its members are several
Of those who we're engaged in maturing
tho plank- for the revolution while they
were 10 fHis country last winter. The di.
vision of sentiment, however, does not
prevent both sides from working cordially
against the common enemy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
SoIdiers' Reunion.

A grand reunion Of the armies CT The
Ohio, Tennessee, Cumberland and Goor-
gia, took place ut Chicago on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Generals Grant, Sherman,
Sheridan, Thomas, Scho6eld and other
eminent officers are in attendance. Gen.
eral Sherman delivered the welcoming ad-
dress.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

DEMoREsr's YOUNG AMERIcA.--The
Juveniles are full of glee over the recep.
ton Of an enlarged number Of this popu-
lar little magazine. More pictures, more
stories, more puzzles, more of everything
that the children are in love with, is in
volvod In this jubilant event, which must
have sent up tho Young America sub.
scription list like rocket. Certainly
there is no other magazine like 1t for the
young. Publication Office, t73 Broadway,
New York. Yearly, 81 40.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

In rms FRAAKLis CIRCUIT couRT, fKnRrARr TERn,
1859.
william II. Hendrletson vs.. Davis and others.
NOW a, this day comes the plaintiff In vacation,
~ by Adams a Berry. bis attorneys. and hiss
Il appears at said CAUSE relates 20 real estate
aud that the defendant, Levi Davis. 10 neess-
sary party 10 said cause and non-resisent OF
tho State 81 Indiana.
Now, therefore. said defen dan Mt, Davis, 10 here
by notified OF the pendeney Of said euus',
10 be and appear and aniwsr thereto on the SEQ
or d day Of the neat term Of said Court, 20 be
bog un and held at tho Court House In the town
OF Rockville, In raid County, on tho hrst Mon
day Of February, A. d. 1880.
Witness my hand ss Clerk Of said Court, this
i7th day Of December, 1888.
SIS. HARRRLL, Clerk Y. &C.
dec. IS. 3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
The Youna Murder Trial.

The trial Of Mrs. Glen for tho murder
of Mira. Young, near indianapolis, in
September, is progressing ia indianapolis,
and is elieitiDg great interest. The evil
dence, so far, IL purely clrcumstantial. The
case is shrouded in great mystery, aud will
unless more light Is thrown upon II, be
difficult, one to decide Il Standard.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
Musings on the Way to the Polls to Vote
for President.

A lifelong Democrat, and one of tb'
best citizens Of Laurel Township, HANDED
us the following for publication, with th'
above caption endorsed. He did no
vote at the last election. The poetry i
good, the sentiment speaks for itself, ant
it is not yet too late to give it publicity:
Don't ask me, Mr.. Seymour,
To vote for you this year;
1t would he m isdemeanor,
Aud cause Inc some to fear.
Could but vote for you, sir,
And not for Mr.. Blair,
I'd take you from the few, sir,
And place you 10 the chair.
Democracy I like, sir;
Democrat I've been
some Atty years or more, cir,
That the polls have seen.
And still they ara my choice, sir,
Ahdyo my FIRST to-day;
But must take my cross, sir,
And let you pass away.
In hope that you may live, sir,
Four years more TO come,
And 90 TO the White II ouse, cir,
And grace our Nations Dome.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
Extension of Rioht Of Suffrage,

On Monday last Mr.. Julian introduced
into the lower House OF Congress bill to
extend the right Of suffrage in Territories
and the District of Columbia, which was
referred TO the Committee on Territories
aud the District Of Colu mbia.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDERED by TIE BOARD.

THAT every person licensed under the laws OF
4 indiana, In this County, found guilty ~ se:i-
Ing orgylng 10 any inmate ~ tho Poor Asylum
any Intoxicating liquors. will subj themselves
not only 10 indietn,snt, but such con duet will be
a suceessful bar against the granting OF license
TO them hereafter. This order will In the futare
be strictly enforced.
ny order of the Board OF O omml sslo ne.s OF
Flanklln CO.. Ind, December Term, is6s.
Attests @. D. BENTLEY, auditor.
December is, isu6-4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
The Sena.crship.

Below We give number of the papers
the State that have declared
in favor Of Colonel Cumback for u. s
Senator. There are, we learn, thirteen
other papers that have already announced
their preference for Mr.. Cumback:
lloosier State,
Decatur Press.
Goshen Times,
Putnam Banner,
Laporte Herald,
Hope Waterman.
Columbus Union,
Anderson Herald,
kentland Gazette,
Versailles Dispatch.
Lagrange Standard,
CoDnersville Times,
Noblesyille Clipper,
Richmond Telegram,
Brookville American,
knightstown Banner,
Greensburg Standard,
Lawreneeburg Press,
Nashville Republican,
branklin Jeftersonian,
Rockville Republican,
Richmond Palladium,
kendallyille STANDARD,
plymouth Republican,
Dearborn. independent,
Miunamac Republican.
Hendricks County Union,
shelby Republican Union,
Michigan City Enterprise,
North Vernon Plaindealer,
White River Valley Times,
Valparaiso Videiie aud Republic.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

The Presidents repudiation recommen.
dations were considered Tuesday morning
by the Finance Committee Of the Senate,
aud after some discussion il was resolved
TO report resolution declaring that the
Senate, properly cherishing aud uphold
ing the good faith and honor Of the ma.
ton, does utterly disapprove Of and con.
denim the sentiments anSpropozilons of
the President on tho subject Of repudia-
ton. This resolution, at a later hour Of
the day, was reported 70 ibo sepste, but
McCreery, of KY, objected 10 its consid-
Grafton. An effort was to be made to get
IL acted on on "Wednesday. II will be
seen that its effect was the same as that
adopted on Monday by the House, which
declared that all forms and degrees Of 70.
pudiation are odious. Tho seal Of condom-
nation is therefore emphatically set upon
tho Presidents way Of paying old debts
by both branches Of Congress. despite his
reported declaration that Reputation will
be one of the most popular of doctrines
three years hence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

LITTLE CoRroRAL.-This prince Of
magazines, for children, for December. IL
on our table, aud We arc pleased to say,
try it for year, as Il is only 81. Address
Alfred H. Scwell, Chicago, Illinois.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
The Presidents Message.

1t will be seen that we devote nearly
one-half of our paper this week to the
publication of the. Presidents Message.
It is his last kick, AID It's publication can
do no harm to anybody but Andy John
son 81 ~ h.,lsa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
dec. 10 Nv

DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA. Rniars-
led. IL IL tho best Juvenile Mas asine. Every
Boy and Girl that sees says so all the Press say
30, and Parents aud Teachers confirm u. Do not
fail to secure q copy A good Mierosoope, with
n Glass Cylinder, TO eonhne living objects, or q
good two-bladed, pearl Poeket-Kni and large
number Of other desirable articles. given -
premiums 10 eaoh subscriber. Yearly, ei,5o.
: Publication oaice, s2e broadway, New York.
Try Il, Boys aud Giris. specimen copies, ten
cents, mailed FREQ. ......... .... +.
nae d.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

in my communication to Congress, dated
the 18th Of July last, copy of which ac'
companies this message. that the judgment
of the people should be taken on the pro
priety Of SO amending the Federal Con-
s,ituiion that it shall provide, Ae =.
First. For an eleeiiop of President
aud Vice President by direct vote Of the
people, instead of through the seency-of
electors, aud makiugrhem ineligible for
.re-electionl to a second term, :. - ; ,, :.
Second. For distinct designation OF
the persons who shall discharge the duties
of President in the event Of vacancy in
that Office by the death, resisnation or re-
moval 81 both the President and Vice
President. --'.-
Third. For the election of Senators Of
the United States directly by the people
of the several States, Instead Of BY the
Legislatures, aud ~ .sssii- ~.
Fourth For the Limitation to period
of years Of the terms of Federal Judges.
Profoundly impressed with the propri-
ETY. Of making these important modiica'
tions in the Constitution, l respectfully
submit them for the early and mature con-
sideration of Congress. We should, as
far as possible, remove all pretext for vio-
lations Of the organic law, by remedying
such imperiections as tue and experience
may develop, ever remembering that the
Constitution, which ut any time exists,
until changed by an explicit aud authen-
tic act Of The whole people, is sacredly
obligatory upon ALL In the performance
of duty imposed upon me by the Constr
tuition, have communicated TO Congress
information of the State of tho Union,
and recommended for their consideration
such measures as have seemed to me nee
esssry aud expedient.
+. If carried into effect they will hasten
the accomplishment of the great and ben
ehceht purposes for which the Constitution
was ordained, and which IL comprehen.'
siyely states were, 20 form a more perfect
Union, establish justice, insure domestic
tranquility. provide for the common de-
Tense, promote the general welfare, and Sc
cure the blessing OF liberty 10 ourselves
and our posierity. In Congress are vest
ed oil legislative powers. aud upon them
devoves the responsibility, as we'll for
framing unwise and excessive laws rs for
neglecling to devise mud adopt measures
absolutely demanded by the wants Of the
country. tf3sb - 1885
coxcI rsToN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

have hsss reluctantly obliged 10 sss sxplana.
ties snd Satisfaction for national injuries com.
nsitisd ~ the President of Hsyti. Tho political
ssd sssla eeddliiou Of The Republics Of Hsyh and
81 domingo sns very rnsatisfaetory and painful.
The -ashss"n OF slavery. Which sas bssn ear
lied ints snsct Throughout the Island OF Sc. Do
Hing. sa.l ths entire Wul Indies, sIesp, the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
CENTRAL AMERICA.

The very liberal treaty which was entered into
Last year by the United States and Nicaragua,
snd has been ratified by tho latter Republic and
Costa kiss With the earnestnees Of q sincere aud
friendly nsiEhbor, solicits reciprocity Of trade,
which seIieitaiion commend TO the consideration
Of Congress.
The convention created by treaty between the
Unitsd States and ysusznea In July, 1855, for the
nsa'asl adjustment of claims. has been held, aud
its decisions have been received at the Depart
msnt ef State. The heretofore recognized govern
nsnf OF the United States OF Venezuela has bean
sahysrtsd- snd provisional government having
been Instituted under circumstances which prom.
i.s durability, II has been formally recognized.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

All commercial nations, "a we'll NJ all friends Of
republican nsttutiens have occasion TO fegret the
frequent local Disturbances which occur In some
81 the eonstitaent States Of CoiainbiB. hoihing
bss secured, however. "a hdset tho harmony
sad-ssrdaI friendship which have tor several
yssrs existed between that youthfa, aud vigorous
rspahlic and our osn.
kssetiationrafs pending With a view 10 tho
survey snd eonsiraetion OF ship canal across the
isthmus Of Darien, under the auSpiees Of the Uni-
ted Stats. hvpe TO be able to submit the resalts
o. that negotiation TO the Senate during iis rres-
enl session.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04
-
Roonand's German fonic

q a es7btHai'oR qf al DE fH0redieHts Of he BftsT9
egfA PUBS N1Rid C5zis Run, OrdHge etc. n e Bsed
fr ~ semeseasss a. Birs, iH oases llSTe some
rHrr dr"hnSe stimulus q required Pou Oi1 bear n
mind 0di Hsss TrHedisS entirely different from
aay ahsrs ddrrTis' fT u' Of ts disedSeS Hdme6
asg bs2g sC1sHiff P7farGtians Or BsdieiHa ezraet,
EEht tfhs TijEiC y drcidtdgy on Of ae Ror pied-
ttnf and aqree0s reIRsdies offered 70 hs pubic
Ia taSis sJqHiss s pleasure 70 adks q h5Afls fs
tTsgtrsHg sEiId5aiiHa, and Medicinal qsalttisS b9
s1ulsd 4 3 b kHosva a. re 0Teatea Sf e toAial
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04

'Efie, why do you not try to per-
susde Erie against this wild scheme
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04
cohl6GIssIoN AEnRcRANTs.
BAR8ARs.
NJ. BRO0KWAY,

TTAIR DRESSING and Shaving Saloon, inI
III Buckzhd's rev Block. Ladies' and Child
ren's Hair Dressing and Cutting; Switches, Curls,
&c. FREMONT.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04

'Efhe, this is hardly Ike you. What
do you need for himl A good, brave
man, to whom everything is easy,
whom everybody lOyes--a home for
him here with those he loves. Why,
Efie, what can you wish for him more
lhn-, lhisfi
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04

/ Wish you would, be would listen to
you. Why should he go! If he wants
money there ispIeuty lying idle; and
as for occupation, Pm sure don't know
what my place will do without him. I
Rish he would give it up. Do urge
h;u. 10 do Il
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04

G.Is.tgl.llIllEaii.IIIg Q b. Va d. QniaII
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04

% entirely vegetable, and contains no
Honor. 7i O. . com pound OF FluId EX-
tracts. The Roots Herbs, and tBaFIzs
ffous which gheBP extracts arc made
ere Eathsrss9 IN Germsny.
are gGfEarteo Y .l- frOIn them by
n prAes nfi q { r>41aEzsN chemist. These
exIrarGst are aGbsH forwarded 10 thfs
country 10 be usrd expressly for the
Inant7iaeture OF IlseNe fgftters. There Is
no UittilIuit itsTHu tsAtaut-e, 0F any X ind uacsl
lu c6ulHDHnsiiu iu z the HttiefA, tsemee lt is
the only 1stfEeFN tbat can be used In
cRsPa " here alcoholic Httmuiauts arr
net adt iNables
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04

4 don't think be viii, Day; he is bent
upon il, as you said; and really ! think
- ,,ax, he bafkar for him.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-04
DERII,ITY-

There "a no ~edic'H, equal to HooGanFs German
BiIieTg OF Tonic IN |zEEl cdss5 Of Debility
Ihev fmPGrf tone Wand eigor TO tte t0hOie
fystenl arengthea Ne Gppctile, cdNst
an eRi0yReHf Of Asu food el0ble ds st0-
mach o dipsa u purify the blOOd gtBe good, sound
Asohy cOnspls1iSn, eradicate He yeOl1 hinge from dhe
from . ai0rt-bTeaded ezEdefaicd tsedk and nervous
fHrolid, 70 fullfaoed soia, and vigoT0us PerSoR
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong By using the BItters OF
TOnic. In fact, they are Family WedI-
c1nea. They can be administered with
perfeet safety 70 a child three months
ole, she most delicate female, or man
OF ulucly,s rf
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-25
Political Morality.

Milton, in one of the many noble passages which he
has left to instruct and delight mankind complains bit
terly that his lot had been cast on :" evil times" He
was sent as light amid the darkness. The one shone
upon the other, but was not comprehended" by it.
His high principles and farseeing purposes, cham
pion of human lberty-the God-like creations of his
imagination child of genius-were, to- the gross
multitudes whom he earnestly desired to elevate little
more than what pearls to swine. Unable appre-
ciate their value they turned away from them, and
from him, by whom they bestowed, with hatred
and contempt.
We. who come from "the old lands" whose people
have been reduced by the corrupt governments of Eu
rope to state of ignorance and wretchedness which
are, in many respects worse than savage can form
pretty correct estimate of the vital necessity of preserv
ing and maintaining pure and heightened political
morality in the affairs of this great Republic. We know
that on this in no small degree hangs the happiness OF
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-25

became President and Immediately notified Mr.. Savage
that the Senate ready to pass the names of his
seven men, if he would send their names in to that
body.
This IS where the union which the people thought
consummated began resolve itself back it's former
elements of discord
Mr. Savage did not understand that the names OF the
seven from his side were to be subjected to the
Senate at ALL but that each party should select
men from each SIDE and that the two sevens should
meet grounds elect the necessary fifteenth men,
Der of the Council the fifteen to elect the President Of
the united body and then the whole to be governed by
the Philadelphia Constitution.
General ONeill persisted in his rendition of the basis
for unon and his duty support the Constitution
Mr. Savage did not recognize the Constitution until the
union was perfected.
Thus the matter stood until the publication of the
letter from Mr. Savage-n this issue of our paper
demanding of General O'Neill to submit the whole
subject to the arbitration of three men, one of whom
to be chosen from each side and these two to elect
the third the decision of the three to be final and bind
ing on ALL To this General ONe responds at length,
to the effect that his oath Of office will not allow him to
comply. Thus the matter stands and the Brother
hood-which is really one in sentiment and objects
kept apart for technical misunderstanding We
have noticed throughout the negotiations for union
of the most mastery fencing both sdes in order to
find an opening in the adversary to give him stab in
the ribs and the whole thing has been manipulated it
appears to u.s. to get side to acknowledge it's
in the past by becoming subject to the authority
of the other. Now, Irshmen are SO constituted,
general thing, that if they once take up they
will persevere in it forever, rather than beg off by
knowedgng their This is the great of the
failure of the late union negotiations. No side will
acknowledge its In opinion it should not be
required but that equal platform should be formed
where both sides should in with all honors colors
flying, drums beating, mutual forgiveness for the
of the past and congratulations for the future There
have been committed but surely there has been
much to be proud of. We all working for Ireland,
but pulling against each other. Shall constitutions,
men, keep apart If they can, unworthy of
that liberty about which we prate but violate the first
principle, necessary to it's accomplishment-union
We suppose each side will go before its constituents
to find out who has the advantage of the argument Our
advice to the country is to return the answer England
has the best ofMe argument
Nothing but general convention will do the work.
The people anxious that the leaders should waive
point; but the leaders soics and will not bulge
jot. Let Ireland go to the dogs, while we squabbe
how the past must be vindicated
Political Moralitv,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

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cue q rhe bess su,ssEef h-ssirz-.lus. /, tie
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NeEcUck whose Ial--z ar. val E1cEa cz1-
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