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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15

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NEURALGIA

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-15

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14
-olarua % IMPERTALIsM

ARR WE COMING TO IMPERIALISM ?
The New ork Roaad 325ie discusses
The question. s'.Aro We drifting into I'm
perialism r in this strain:
In plain sooth, the age Of scnsuolity, d
unchecked corruption, ofdense, gross ig-
norance, is coming down on US like night.
A free press should have givenmore notes
of warning than it has; but the press
dislikes, ina free country, to print unpal-
atable truth, even when it discerns such
truth, and the journals that profess
fearless devotion to principle" arc no.
toriously the ones whose Articles betray
the most laborious solicitude to catch the
applause and Aalter the prejudice of the
greatest number. Moanwhlle, at what
are called our "great centres" coarse
brutes, who ought to be digging railways
or drawing hand carts, lay down the law
FOR the whole community, and by dint OF
vast wealth, amassed under circum~
stances impossible in any other civilized
country, degrade the social tone and
spread in every direction an unbridled
rage for pleasures Of the senses. Intel.
lectual elevation or ambition is scoffed
at, and those who strive to dictate taste
for better things are either hated OF
despised. Nothing is thought Of butthe
delights of the table, Of fine clothes, Of
snowy dwellings and equipages in a
word, Of physical raptures Of every de-
scription. If there is at present any
thing else-whether in the pulpit, in
the theatre, or in literature the pill
must be gilded so as to appear "sensa-
tional." All this is SO widely admitted,
so shamcfully notorious, that its recital
is trite enough; VIC repeat it merely in
olucidation Of the subject under discus
sion. 1t is impossible, when people
think all things Of their bodies and moth
ing Of their minds, that either q Demo
cratic or any other pure form of govern
mont can long be maintained. Unless q
great change comes over the the Amer
lean people, it viii not be maintained by
themeeIyes. They are rushing toward
the prccipice at railway speed, and the
universal corruption that good men de-
plore, is the prelude of a decomposition
which is as certain as fate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14
-----0ss'--seZ7s- o.

WHAT TIE CUBANs ExpEor.-lTr
Ruiz, the representative Of The Cuban
insurgents in this country, states that
the Spaniards are very much mistaken
in supposing that the Cubans viii per-
nit them 10 remain idle during the warm
season. Cespedes intends to force the
Spanish troops to fight during the sick
ly season, and viii permit them to take
no rest until they consent to leave lie
country or are taken prisoners. IN this
kind Of warfare Tire Cubans will have
an immense advantage, being proof
against the beat and the fever, Willie the
Spaniardy must Naturally fall victims to
both. In-about month Mr.. RUIZ OK
poets to receive Intelligence from the
Cuban agent sent to Peru announcing
The successful negotiation Of the pur-
chase Of the two Peruvian iroA cIaJs -
Sav E3,1stitc0a.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

c We generally and should be,
grave and revorcntial, in the presence
of death BUTT cannot always save its
victim from contempt Think of one
JOHN HENRY FoY, Clerk in tho Execu-
tive Department Atlanta and oorrospon-
dent Of the N. Y, Z'riJal1e and Of B. T..
BUTLER, shooting his inamorata, a mu.
latto, then himself, and then throwing
bis arms around her saying kiss me
I am dying"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

MEMPHIS, Ell PAso AND PACIFIC
RAILRoAD.-A Washington dispatch Of
the 9Th says; "Information has been
received here that General Fremont,
who is in New York, viii sail tomorrow
for Europe Oh business connected with
the loan he has negotiated in Paris for
the construction Of bis Memphis El
Paso and Pacific railroad. lie will re-
main in Paris a few days aud retan at
onco for this country The company
will build about one hundred and fifty
miles Of the road in the State Of Texas
this summer The iron has been al
ready purchased and will be shipped by
the FIRST Of June. :
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

YIRGlNn.-Things are sadly mixed
up in the Old Dominion, People there
have thcir choice between roaring
Radical and Conservative Republic
can" for Governor, The Enquirer &
Examiner thus compares Wells and
Walker, the two nominees:
"WelIs has marshalled tho negroes
against Us, and taught them 10 hate us.
Walker has not 3amsAaijcd the g5eqroes
dgalnSt as. But we arc for a,1gbody
against Wells. We must kill him at all
hazards
Virginia must be in bad way when
she has to choose between the devil and
witch. She is likely 10 be badly fool
ed in any event. There is no truth in
Wells and Walkers truth is Of the
trooly loil kind Constituencies
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

ss1arictta. Georgia,
rr.ra, morning Way ~. go.
.r.aoTrsrANIsm AupAr no LIc1sm.


rRoTTspAETsM ANDAT no LIcIsM.
The latter is just now again wagios a
fierce war against the former. A Catholic
paper says thc whole drift Of Protestan-
ism III this country is towards rationalism
i'm other words towards skcpticism.--
This is regarded BY tho Catholics as the
inevitable result Of reading your own
Bible in your own way. Toprcserve the
religion, you must have, they hold, an
authorized expounder to dole out to you
such truth as may be meet for you and
no more.
Well, fight on It is the Law Of life.
It is nonsense TO say let us have peace"
1t is contrary to the law Of nature which
is a law of conflict, physical, moral and
intellectual. If you have not intoma-
tional you must have civil war. If not
civil, you must have religious war, es-
pecislIy, if you can't find adequate field.
for religious emulation in spreading thc
Gospel. Be still-bc content and salts
fed, is not in human nature and is not I
part Of its design. But let the contend
ing sects beware that in their injudiciou
zeal they do not ALLEVIATE so many gooc
people that christianity, as so-caIled vii
be brought to grief.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

TIE IMpHRIALIsr.-In the last issue
Of this journal, we find defense Of the
Loyal Leagues, involving pretty broad
ntimation that these Radical machines,
while pretending to work for 'true
Republican form Of government are
secretly plotting for empire. The I'M
peyioAst justifes this ON the grounds 81
that a people who wiIlfully abandon
control Of their own affairs are incapa-
bic of self-goyernment; that (4) truth
impels the confession that the Roppblic
is a mere idol Of rags and straw; and
that (3) declared and responsible gov
eminent is better than q sham,
Wen, there is a deal Of sense in all
this, but what about that HttIo war for
the Constitution and the Union }'--
AagUsta CoRSiltH!t0Ralist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

MOTLEY AND MS INsTRUcTIoNs.-A
Washington dispatch Of the Sd says
Minister MOTLEY left to-day for New
York, from which port he sails on the
18th instant for England. Despite all
the talk about war with England and
the aggressive character Of the instruc-
tons which would be given him on the
Alabama question, he goes out with loss
details and with more mild-mannered
documents than were handed to Rcyer-
dy johnson when he left the State De
partment, The instructions Q be given
are yet subjects for future discussion
and consideration BY the President and
his Cabinet.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14
IAN UEwAvER1uo DEMOCRAT

So-callcd publishes long letter in the
Atlanta InteHgcacer with the view Of
presenting JosEPH L. BRowS as an adj
voeato of radical reconstruction, not in
approval Of the measures, but as the
best we could do How about his visit
to, and his speech at, the National radi-
cal Presidential Convention We sup
pose that the avowal of radicalism was
then the best he could do, but it GER
tainly should not make an "unwavoring
Democrat his defender.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14
DBcREAsE OF THE NEGRO PoPU1A-
TON

THua1ow WEED writing from South
Carolina for his paper The New York
Commeriqz, says that the ratio Of pop,
ulation in that State 100000 colored
and 100000 white is changing rapidly by
immigration and by the greater proper
tional death rate of the blacks, The
tendency Of the black population is to-
wards the coast leaving the upper part
of the State in the control Of the whites
This is equally true Of all the Southern
coast States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14
DOWN oM Roa1E

The Augusta Press agrees with the
Atlanta Era chat Bullock ought to be
inpeachcd but has no motive sympa-
thy with the Era which moves for inn
parchment only because Bullock has
not INDUCED its greed to the extent an
ticipated.o
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

What he meaning Of 3. II. H.
Afternoon sick WIFI has tried three or four doctors
mad half oz1 old gra1ies, et her rc s'e hotiie II
e. +. g. h. 7. b. cUse- all diseases ecalia to females
For COUGHS and colds. proHreoole * CO. PeetoIal
Chronic bronchitis. Interchangeable A Co.'S t'ectorat.
Tie best cNP~5 GRANT, Draa-o0le y Go. tee.eIai.
D-ae.-aois IS Cas- laslus .iae l.,-. au.l th,jpest
tug effects ii i-crtiIni boss o reiuury, shattered
s--f=y-- etc, rsr i-1o--01iI-tl- t1-5 E5eh1,-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14
THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNVEN
IICN

Is in session at Macon, Georgia, COM
posed of Delegates from Maryland, the
District of Columbia, Georgia Alabama,
Mississippi, Texas, Tonnosse, Kentucky
and Missouri ?. II. NELL, Of Virgin
ia, was elected President
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

He7 A dispatch to the New York Her
ald says: ''Many Of the Radical Sona-
tors and members who remain in Nasli-
ington express the conviction, privately
that unless the Cabinet Is reconstructed
the Republican party viii so to pieces,
and the next House of Representatives
will have 4 Democratic majority
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

t. Both Houses of the Ohio Legis-
lataro have passed bill giving the city
of Cincinnati authority TO use SlO,000,-
600 for the purpose Of building short
line railroad through Kentucky to con-
meet with the Southern system Of rail-
roads at Chattanooga. The work viii
be undertaken at once and pushed for
ward vigorously.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

A new radical paper is soon to
be issued in Philadelphia, under the title
Of the Empire. 1t is to be the compan-
ION Of the NapgialtSt, and advocate the
Radical idea of changing our goTern-
mcn. into a dcspotism.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14


fyDry Goods and Groceries, for
sale on the most reasonable terms; we
consult the wants of our customers and
can hardly fail to give satisfaction
We keep in store such things as they
need and intend to make it the interest
of every one not only in this county,
sbut also in the surrounding country to
purchase their goods in Marietta. Our
chodule is quick sales and small profits ::
our goods in quality shall be Of the besi
and our prices shall be of the lowest
We study to please, and respectfully in
vite all, especially the ladies, to call in
and examine for themselves.
nm Hw wwoH,..a.R. G. Ep.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-14

Z T i. for a'l Irregular uterine actions.
Leusorrhoea aud r7alsps uJrri cured " tia Z. F. j.
T. T. 3D. cures oh chronic female complajnts
For qauitatou. swimming and gtddiness Of the head
cold ide ana hands use T.. T. B.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-14

Bs75~ The Fifty-Fift Anniversary OIL
the First Presbyterian Church Sabbath
School, took place yesterday afternoon
in presence of a crowded audience. =
The exercises were conducted by Mr..
G. Ell. Langden, Superintendent, and
addresses delivered by the Pastor Rev.
Mr.. Kempshall, and Rev. Mr.. Roberts,
of Westminster church. The singing
was excellent, under the direction OF
Prof. T. e. Perkins of New York, ell
the pieces being new and unfamiliar to
our people. Notwithstanding the APP
propriateness of the addresses, the
sweetness of the singing, and the uni
form high charactertof all the proceed
ings, we are inclined to think that what
will be longest remembered by all pre-
sent, will be the exquisite floral decor
atoms, which adorned the pulpit, and
platform.
We dare not attempt a description,
feeling ourselves utterly unable to do
justice to the theme. Suffice it to say
that the committee 4in charge arranged
the flowers and evefgreens i'll as neat
and artistic manner as could possibly
be imagined. On the front and in full
view of the audience was a monogram,
containing in white, the figures-55-
and the ELECTROMAGNETIC
anniversary. The idea was good one,
and a novel one also, rejecting credit
on the originator Of it, whose nam e
we forbear to mention, in Difference to
his own modesty. A large number Of
premiums were given out-some for
committing to memory the catechism
entire, others for the first fifty questions
others, for learning the Bible upon
every Sabbath, and still others to
scholars in the infant room for com.
mitting to memory the small child's
catechism. The report was encourag-
ing. None of the members of the school
have died during the year, while three
have united with the church. The
number of teachers and scholars is
about 300, with an average attendance
in pleasant weather of 225. We con-
graduate the Pastor, Superintendent,
and teachers, on the prosperity of the
school during the year just closed, and
wish them double portion for the
year to come.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-14

I5a Our sister city of Newark has
been chosen as the place of the next
annual session of the National Division
Sons of Temperance, in June, 1870
The National Division met in this State
some eight or ten years ago, at Cape
Island, we think, when DR.. Bryan, now
a resident of this city, (but then a
member of the Order in Pennsylvania, J
delivered powerful address. 1t was
in Newark that the first Division in this
State, and the second one in the United
States, was organized. The Grand Di-
vision Of the State, as we'll as the Sons
of Temperance Of Newark and vicinity,
will arrange for a reception and enter
tainment that will do credit to the Or
der as well as the State.