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, 1869-06-29
JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA
The New Settirmen In.
dAkxrF.

IEe san frsnesseo Ala c1ttt.sata ssys: 1.-THE
G1aynor ranch. uoE Adzu raaea. tast boacat i.
HsiT ssaosh for TIC Ja2are.e ceiony. IL 81 ;he
from PacesSiie- THIS land Is best ai,oteH n ~
tils ana "a. Ehtch sheE come to caltisa,e THEE
y 81 yes oa nh9s tsIf @ ossa Of tes
lI1gatioa Plenty of grain oelsls II good croFa, 4
aofset: 40. ~ Hasnat eoF3. pis., towla. etc. ere,-al
i9r saNa- Water IL good Aad abundant 1or irrl7a.
"Is "a tee parpose Of uerr Schoeu I. fouo Ia
vr,age 10 te called Waka1atz Every fl.,:lT vii
rare cartaSe md garden TO. = fnll supply ot
FeEet1oles nId for osuameut The JaF anese alea2t
laeck asc unusrsi with t15a + crfarce ol.Ier and
1esHnes1 Iuloer15 tfees aod sea rtlots wnl be
allotted u dlrif,ons to eacs family, .ws~n the
pafts are ttee fur plack1n@. Each family I'll feed
~ own NoEns, spln its owa cocsaEs, ana receITe
psy according 10 ITS qaatity and gaaEuty. The
iot home manufacturers Tea will be n1!e a. H..
ZANE prnc1pieA- The families cultr1te, pick shc
4s. ts selses q h ! 4ad
stens dt!aion Of iaeor .aefs il Is % plssacabie: s
and sale u JstaDt fce. srch Is NE cot ngw 70
te get Il this st7se-sc. plants, lan3oos, wax !
4sT.e h.nhoo, beastes t.s mechanical usss. wifi I
inIoicce 70 oGr tables lauca-1ee ieI escalant /
The young 1pre.A combine the virtues Of TIC a. |
foE5 sud delicious than either: md ia lie sach
Is crea3tr IEan the whole bunch OF Rspara1u1 It
Is. euspasse3 ou1 vegetables In nutyime1t aud N
it2al! distst:oE- The hsn.'oo vi. Erow iasss= and
1pd ITSELF At hoEtc ii our foothills. When We
learn its crsufat.ous uEes we viii ralue tta 1teo-
dccttcn to our State The mulberry ani the tes-
plant aE MA produce thes dasas results II tae up
landA. whefr there Is gene fre=t to glYe wt1:etI
rrpose to their c1E1as Of R@Eth. These people I
arr Aki.led IN tea-uaaan9, nud have all the C1achi-
nerJ tor! II. CALIFORNIA; IL &utng to te tateQeptrnr
Of the outslie koZsd Ia another Important article
E.tt long tea OF knoWu puz1sy will farm la19e
1seF19ca export. Besides, C1ila oil, thst Is the
.Ieauesf burner AMONG TIE clIs Of commerce.
ocnes from the tea nut Ii Il IN Important part
u the profit OF the tea culture. II shouh be e1en-
1oued that highly competent na:lve doctor Of
Medicine Is a1tached to the co.ony. The tree |
Fhch 3feIdr 10th va.nfsh 1nd wax IS perfectly !
1t tte mashed and botied the wax 1ep-
zaure readuT. Ya1nsah b the csrcula ting 1utd Of
he trte, A3 tCfpe1t11e Is OF pine.
"7he surrounding &Aod has good growth OF
ak tree1, tnsuttng good f7tuf1k: II IS designed
D TatSe In thesa Noods tho Ia2aoesa oak-leai a1IE
form. THIS WoFm makes excellent SIX and I4txe
JuDeEdcL cocooo&- The moth Is bright yeIloH, |
nth l1yEe orr4MeptN Mtn4A Tbs E0lu e not
Cmesticased and. fed 81 band II Is allowed NJ |
wn way among the 1ee9 uf the fotest; and fsml-
KS camp oai thera d81t1K tbs Seasou or prod4c-
Eon- Though fhA oa1le1f- u tt8 cho4ca. Ii b rpt
asnty. II tats s1d- Ii happy With tn leaves Of
1zA We RSfe 1ee0 tas RQk Of rais HeZa. III
, 1869-06-29
THR NORTHWEST,


| car!oad Of rig iron has hcen received a. the
| Enst St Louis Rolling Mills from Milwaukee
| Wis
The Tnylorsl1lc Democrat says there Ia no truth
| III The report Of . fall Of snakes ut tha, point
Expert mlneralog.sts have discovered an excel,
lent article Of stons paint Of reddish color, on the
| farm OF Dr.. Ives, few mica east OF Cobdcn Ii
! the vicinity OF Bald Knob They have also found
| there good quality Of while clay for porcelan
manufacture.
Late Intelligence from Senator Grimes Is to the
| effect TINT he Ind returned from Pnzts 10 London
| aud thai hts health. which seemed to improyr
| duling Its stay IN England, Was not 40 encoufaE.
ting IA It had been.
9! Davenport IN 1889. died there on Friday last,
| He served ~ Surgeon OF tho Twentrl~.tsn lows
| Infantry.
| Mr. CruiEshAnfs getting over fence, near
Central r.., Linn County, q lew days ago, when
/ tne top Entl bFcfe, throwing him over on 10 hIs
Lead, and eAusiug instant death BY the breaktuv
| II h,B neck.
on the 18Th Lightning struck the Telegraph soue
i've lilies from Ta1na, demoltshtng several ptles
and followed the wire luto the once, where tbs
operator, MI. A Crazy. had Jus. disconnected the
instrument The Lightning jumped from the wire
10 n tteel Zen which WIS stuck behind the r.Rh,
ea1, pnssea over lie Side and hack Of the head,
the -zh, 1,ta ~ Sp ~ plsets, sAehee down
eh the grtnhd wire which lie WIS Lo1i iIay with
fair OF pineers Mt The time. lie was knocked
hcnse'esa, eud remained so for = long time and
the hutIs Eron his body arc severe and painful
mat Ee AiH Dot he able TO resume his duties for
1onth TO Come THIS Ia the second tIuc he has
ieeu struck down IN this manner,
The e.nphthea!re ca tho stx:p Fair erounds at
heekuk Is to hold G,o0J pe1souA
About Il O'Clock ThurEday night NJ tha z,art
"uru bound freight train On the Valley Roa., wnu
PASSING over INC o:ldgc which spans small
Stream N INC f'c'hlss OF Oakland station, some OF
tHe .i1.osia sa'e way anA Ten loaded cars were
P.ee.!A.A'to mo 'ne swollen stream, which Is
auou' ee'eAs9'Hse 'eet vide, and at that time
nust aA'e peen aoout tftetn feet deep, The
sns lnees snd nsen'an escaped with their lives bs
1anp'ns from 'av engine. The former. n.med
sea a,ies ~ sn hoTeses, considerably IN.
samuel Martin, who. a, the TIM, WIS scsins lt IN
The capacity OF brakeman. He is missing, and 10
oollNeeu ~ u">e lN5'sneu.
- Aestoa1 " enatoa. ielt Hul4'o !os
~. p.ee w tae ~ ioo'-, WIN saw III mohey, and
naa noA f'iee oeen Eeafu llonl
HLsspSe1s.
1Ae hlAnHa tnofF~''.tEt feporta &hat larsc
meteoHe stone icl' 70 tie earth OF s7s farm of IL
r. aef11s fcw nteht4 nso~
A Wisconsin couple lately quarrclled about
whether there haoold be sa!cratusih 'capJae1.,'
~na ia. n.te ~ Goote4uenee' anpneu lof divorce
lever y. BEEN Feee,vea n aeaissn cry ad-
saEsc.- H., yu.nn - =, -S.ss ano ''s"o Aas'
..IeAnt 70 no Ii MIN e.n sutt hitl ct d,yo4c 10.
dde.n;rsp ~ e. dese5.ea ~ stt seis u,eE Bed
nc E..n 70. ie.a 81. lii .oea Lie 10 20 how
Il ne r. ~ e saaa I'd y s x M ~ mr.
''' f''';' h'l''7" x,ssorx1
, 1869-06-29


1ae Hcn. George l. Robesen, apootn.e1 nv ,ha
President secretaTy OF he NayJ to E tte ~ s4e
6! s. Geeaonea hT The reSLgnatou Of the Hon, i. 4.
no1e. ls son Of Judge Wlllialu P, R,heson. ~
warren Courfy, y. j., Fho was lealIuS Wn,v
lcaf LEd Prominently cone eeted 1tta t1e noItih.s
1' 'lss st+se- Nj. hoaesoa enttre.l PEncton ri
!eee " 1s!t and, upon eraluaEn9 in lsi;. enteret
1ae laH otoos ol Chtaf Jasuce HosubloEer It
NswafE. lFon' conefGdiCS h:s Legal strlle. II
lso ne WA atsoe:atet for time il the nracftca
o. Ills profession with the lion. A. G. m HerJn-
taA- subsequently removing 10 Camden. ha ~.
ApIaoinftd Prosecutor Of The Piess }or thar
sssnty u ih59- Gloc the election cf Nr. frr,tnos
oL!aen = Senator. IN 1557, Mr. Rftb.ton "a
apl2I1td Attorney General Of tie Sta3e bY f3nrr1s
EoI htd- KL.:l position he ha9 held Guiji the
F.eSsHt 9t1e. he Is ot,oot Il ye4S5 Of tgr ana
1sss4F nosea LESh r7uf In lis Profession. ~ M
Ete lessa! qualifications he u1ites reners1 Ennwi
eG2e aLd Practical ability = hicA alFe nrnmisr ~
sa.ctsLcf AID usefulness Ia his ne + postr1nn ~
Aeatsth u strong and decided Eereb.lcsa- ana
nas bTh tatEest and taet!ye La the Support of ia
pFil1lhea IN al questions Ct nauouI poi,cT ~
= II en.fe accotu with the party Hhrh sunnor,ed
the election OF General Grant /. Ia rnrtonr - -
ne! thas the on!y position ever. hei1 IN ths
e2las: b citizen ot New Jerser has besn tsss HI
O. seesttaJ Of ne S4Ey. In lsss. samuel /.
Sflthasd vas sppoa&ed he7eta,y m tie Ns17 ~ ~
Irez1dtot Monroe, md be continued to fhst y,Y
lion during tie sfttfe administration Of nm
Quincy Ad1ma; tn 1854, ManIou Ucfersnn @e
hi'lolateo StcrttAsy OF the EarJ h7 President
Jackson. and he co1tio1ed in tns Cshinrf ~ NJ
Van Bcrcu for more taan yea..
, 1869-06-29
SECESSION OF EEGLAEu.

A movement has l.een commenced in
Canada o1 the independence u the North
American Provinces, and another move
sueat las i'egun in England for secession
| FROM those colonies, to shake Of and get rid
Of the incubus on the ''nother country"
4 special despatch from Montreal says:
- private letter from an eulInep, Ens,lsauaa.
In the confidence Of the ruling power, has i5st
| be"u reeeisct al Montreal n which the wt.i..r
stronels urvc tSe idea Of Canadian ludepcndencc.
aId Coy tia; t. grctd national. even vital, policy
VI England IL :" '"ot T. I't'7 not Canada. II il
also sci tGffh that tie EHltsn colonies nu.t seek
10 lake shit: 10 manage for themselves within mo
:-u7A !FaEl The 5artse:,t u.ie.
Tic writer has been tclrt1arhed officially
his views and nane to be putltahed, Special let
tiers arc asn expected from Mr. Bright aad NJ
Gladstone on the srhject.''
All the best statesmen in Great Britain
freely admit tl,nt their North American
cnlories are no sort OF Use TO the mother
country, INIT Mte an encunbrArce and an
oaerous bill Of expense. In the event of
VICE with the United states those colonies
would he ~rrsted frum Greet Britain in 8
six weeks campaign, for what coald Sec
oad~c!aas military power 1000 miles
avay do against tho onset
Of great, frs:-c!!ass power like
the American Union, with ita 80, 900 900 Of
snartiai population: 1t would be- sheer
folly to attempt to defend the Canad.4s, and
the English Government would not under
take ii, hut vor,ld let the colonies accep,
their destiny md I've absorbed in the great
republic.
~ II ~
, 1869-06-29
IULlEtCALr

Dug "NAilAck, OF the Washington star, has
vnhdtawu 1rcIn the Congressional contest IN the
Ale1Rndri1 District Of Virginia
The New lIanJsiire House OF Representatives
nas ador1ed the Fifteenth Amendment, BY vote
o. lS3 TO $50,
Ttetee:stzzs.on inst closed N Virginia has great
lE incrcAsed tho Ehfle ns jos1y IN the State The
Ccnscrv.aycs clatm that their vote ID tacreased
9o.ttA-
General Cauby has removed Geuers! Ealte. c,
Nextcl1T. .Na;os Of Petersburg, Va, and sppctnt-
ed William G. Pearse, an old resident Of the c.ty,
and member Of the City Council, in hi1 place
The Suite Conservative Committee Of. Virginia
haA Issued circular. ca1l1ns..upon Conservatives
10 hold t'oasbecues With uaan meetings, Through
Out The State on The "a of July.
Hugh HAsS1ag1, the editor OF the New York
cs111sf'f4at Ad1utiaT, positively denies the truth
Of The report that he ID concerned in 4 movement
, 1869-06-29

t.~St e-tr5llay issIe Of tho New Yori.
Ttsi''' contains Mr. GEceley's fifth ESSAY
III . Political Economy /. is devoted to
j" ai>es.ssis.i of paper money, interest and
';,N7s,S :l..d contains Int Little either to
i.t:.,: or s'1;.ietnn. It is written in q
7stier lo-.,.:, aggressive style, and leaves no
y 1: s:ir0 impression "a tie 1aina after
'rI,s-7.s;!:-l. On tie srbject Of usury laws,
Le k4y.:
'' i''s t:.e rtay !.a ;7u1c5 {: cxerl4saat ra:t~
i'' sl - u Ii @'.Ah: s Oh Cot:tcti,4s u.lI not
~. 10; n4as. Gss three ,eE crnt per day, II hr
".; =: :; =: s1ese ''4o cslo,sc "a, II: Ia: bold
! u ccor policy thai a9cn Fn;act:y should
s.rtsi Lt -. und Eo!3faus lei .I.v.r wig SIC d:
'se,t iH': 'h".r o*n res:l: lei their nsur1o:is
= = , =; = .s>,;s q .I AZ e: ,,.ose ras
n;aA :: E:-.:erzt:S The ec!:rc':cu ri ce,rs cca-
'r.-';tn N Aert..'aEcr ~i:7 It's Convictions OF
:::cs., i :: = sts.1 IA. - ther xoa!i 90 il
~ E;:!'C =: sot cX:St'
Tie H.; noticeable passage in reg.,i
t,;'l e-::r-ac:: is the following:
~; r. - e'e3 10 have purely paper currcacr
-f'SN =, - tias;.c; irredeetnahe In cola, Yet .!
asa;'r -: IN sasHe-:: must sacsi:aaly be u2!;;
sl old t~' .,s.nsily, asuwcdly, Il oa she pu..
!i-t' -: each :so.c should specify .as ;ne org
liyes:.s Cd. 7ai8 nois Is Fafa.;e nc. IN
'r.s, :,u:l II lculs VI The cans3uua.ed debt tt
ilr irit,: *:attt. each haSiaS l1r:y ltwca,r,
70 rim. i-.i-.e,le, acA dr4Elng an he
Cst u foEs 7tr ccut Prf auacrl, pe;able guasGc7-
yearly TAese l-onds fconsals} should IN tara be
raeI.css,a4e u The TresESrr fo. Erceubacks at
llT, b. t-1s. wien ErttnbackA were abundant
1hsy ES:id St eoaH rted mo l,ond. OF eoasols:
when lit; t,cca:Ee AeaFcc, holda would he pre-
Acr:et :t.-e 7rtas1rt. aaI R-cenLalls Issued In
rxe'a1s1.r -cc .lcIn- nu not s.as;une 1nai aay
purely Iait: cnHeacJ-that IS, a5y cu.tcncv or
Paper noi rrt.lcmshf u coln OF denand-w1l te
circulating u.ed!utu and mtasura OF Seluc: but II
aaJ vii 7cr, ta.s seems lnoat likely 10 do 81"
Ilis is substantially the same plan TEE
Cu4cAt,o TI.nrSR has Advocated fos moro
,han two years and hsH, sud which the
New fo1t Tribune has npposed- We arc
gid thst our na1nesake has at last espoused
he scheme, rs it is tbs best, all things con-
dderod, that has yet been devised or Of
fo1ed to the public For two sessions
, 1869-06-29

/
TO run Judge ch2se tnf P7ts1deut In 1B7a He putl
| In tia nsfnn den,.l ~ x;nr 1He.,,a. ss.-nn.
A .ot aoA. 4nesaosa a0p1yt :
Al . recent debate tstween 6tokca and seuie1,
| the cpFspatn1 cxnd1dates for 3nvtFnnr in Tennas
see, Stokes s,td he rnn,d e1rr sentrr 4,o u tai
whether he stood On fne Chic.an n,a,forn IF 1stE
OF rut. seuter said ne t1ld, I'd har1rd tbs no.
Governor EuxBood, J. q. Wnson. George @,
Wright, D. n. Cooley. @, r. W1llet md Hiram
Price are mentioned ia connection with the INC.
ces.tou TO MI. Grtmes a United States sensto1
from Iown
Ex-senator A. 9. brown, Of MIs.!ss,ppi, .len!el
Pons1d's tratcuent that, pror to the aasxElt upon
Fort Sumter, auuber Of Senators and Repro.
sentatses from Southern States held aezct eau
cuSes In Washington and agreed upon the pixn Of
separation
The following announcement was iss1ed from
the once Of the Wsshiustop iestondl In;kli7stey
on the e<tn.
-Tenpurzry a,,1nsenents haye been raaAe to rnerse
Sne EaHo.ai l.stas..et. With re Haahnstons SIrss.
q tbese nexspsYsfs Ia aorniad sna eTear sdoas 10
y n5o1s,s rsfteecn The II s.a.s 9. ~ ~
Iaie.r.T with the pfor<o11 .: the psFcf "a nns.
be 70 a7.nEe"
~ u ~" tn@9 suoeA COMPANY, N!ta sol1aSs
ao'e eap't24 DOW 371ta1ng 20 GETTY u sae 1"'e'"
, 1869-06-29

Powder River country. .8oe. while the 1ad.aus
kecp Up their nomadIo hah4tA with tho constant
want which this sort Of iila eusures, 10 settlers
can ltve among them IN peAee. They don't undeF-
Stand. or they don't regard the principle OF "ns-
ura Il tuuaa." They viii prey upon whoever II
weaker than themaeirts, aud the tarassiug sad
diEastroug Life win follow which has 10 often de-
vastated our border settlementA
When the Indian stall have been taught 70 tive
upon his fair share OF the the public domain, and
when civilization shall have reduced the wldness
Of these northern moulsainz and salieys, they
Will be famed for their beauty and prosperity. The
tourist and the invalid will nAks prg11mAges tn
search Of health aud pleasure, up the Missouri,
the Yellowstone md the Zig UoEn, returning 10
tho old States with new love tor tha country which
PROMISES No much to the future. And the npozs-
man will md such preserves Of game-slsh, nesh
and loul-as Will ruvsyd him for any asno1nt OF
time and traSel in reaching them. F1uD.
, 1869-06-29
THE MICHIGAN TORNADO.


AA& 4kAHA8EN ~ tAFA0a8 E0lf1%e1
~, ~ .he ttn1,n u ft,t neton 10 Inc
r se tearfnl - and teinc thrne, a,o,,n which
SWEET oyer he country @ on he eyenas o sanns1 w
M III @ sassn eesn g. t carnage to property as
w "Hs Four = Tesns sr tue bafa Of John uoxste was
~ ~ anu ~ t1e.n
E.rnns g,In esc Ths h,3t.Strn III
xs;s "a d5;S ssisa xi4 . he, sss aasesss Fl sss
~. M. 'no eo'e4 'ooa' 'oe-aa4 u ILL., ao1sse'a
LOFT m, ,naoc,ncenr ,txe1,,no ~ 1on, t,s,,,o,
inc t.nsh'e frrntnrr H,ntT cIntir ~, ms1 M
~ @ ~ o s'c ana
heass 1t the tine, rsSe ii Destroyed. tbs loss IN IN
~ ha ~ - a4on. upon WHICH these
"as nN,as ~ iha S*. ~ s,o,, =.
tshtn,,,x NC ~ as.,s-, =, ~ % sa stluc1 oy
IN ~ Sxoats ~ ~ ,, ot aooat
etd s eepsdersn1e ee@mep M a rae s.52a nays
tsS 1hsn hnen emt me rool sGo o.
tsIUe ~ 4u1E stasE tssoc 80 uttelunR tue STOVE,
soof a. tae colner oppo M n a az o1 xheS So19a the
H.
AAs NtluusH5 Gul1eopouufu& VI lhe same p5-
PEI III W1ites as A follows: -
~, ~ ~ ef me ceaht visited us
- S3tUss1AI @.sn.l.S tas1 ouu lts uAnaRe anu
W. " iahei ~ Gaussn q ls ieafiniin-
W osSH 3r ~ u. 11n ~ 1ses - auusA MlAete tn0t'
~ @ @ nsea me!e ~, nox Gaa ea.M lacf,
xorr 5 IN ~ NJ TbnI,u.e .uso, H.aouga
sstcre hrolseA ". = Pheips, Irtng last out Of
Sas, naA ~ oasa eatlIeaF unfooled aud
~ fsqn Ee1 III ~ ~ Te w. .ae FENCES 9n
0nG s1, nea1y e. ~ na hans M aaa fne chin
aeac eo~M aa " H. ~ ,r,rh1sr ~ sac vaee tne
Of B. coIe te nouse q M Thenps s19aer seoR .nS
1onn 1nateLs ba!1 ~E!e ptosLra1ea Aad almost
snFe,y es;f demo,.shea ;a[!y saTy ~ Or @ 1ns south
OF ". u. falkeTS pdtn fott1oa OF WlEK1ns
, 1869-06-29
Cbt Tribumt.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS:

1Fs-Wrciy EAlhoa. esr 5es-, hg xss1. 4 ~
AHnda1 Edfdou, rsx resr, By akAu,.,...,....-l . 5N
Hs~1J Edition, peF 3ear. bv AAlL-....... 30n
PaT1s Of yIar It s1me rass
rs !'ens aet.s md nlata1e- }~ sarc And ave Psst
Una Ad4ssrss ID iul1. h.enuinx STATE AID e,,uty
sf5.ser4 arc sllssed tee ia cent ea,umi.et,n mn
Seas1< suhacziptera ---'@@"N e@
44ai:t*nees NAV h made either BY draf,, exrrr.s
et's o'ars' OF IN n Suffered lctsrts L: our ri.k
TtaN TO CIT arAxcsInxRs:
1.allT. delivered Sunday xxcu1nla enot, n.v~...
o.iy. essa'r.rd, Sunday BarnEn.Io oeats nr vne1
~oe'r~ TRIBUNE COMPANY,
ChicaSp, III
, 1869-06-29

1S7 " n1stce CaHas In R1chmond.
Ice Eeuarks Esde hr cnteG Justice Chase 70 the
1efE1ahts q tue Tobacco Exchange Ia Nchrp1ad.
tka- city: - '0- *"fs4s Va
~ In TIE habit, eeatseneE 0, p,rnouaetnw opin-
e n taIy bet see ht1e % beneh eIrEf tan oes.
fsed y thosa Efreaen IL tsnt rt1gas to the stie-
r. e.. ,os,1a ts1t. e s5s5 .s : s.
~ tstser etf1cs slate You 4 nea e1pees saIthiex
IT, airG1: & ~ e e sey am r. e tae
tanenl h5eA Hys IN NJ heart asi 1st ha1e af1eanco
i'm twm ~ HIa: ~ - h.s "a nd may - Ia
ts,a u - Hsas harry nd nass TEul0s0 <1s1 4 htr
, 1869-06-29
THE 1R1sH-REPUgLIcAH CONVENTION

| NA|-~ANA+AA
A convention has been called to meet in
this city On Monday ne1t, July ), al Far
well Hall. It bus been called by the au.
thority Of tho national organization of the
Irish Republicans II the United States. II
will be gathering, whether large or small,
Of more than ordinary interest," II has re-
qnired courage for an 1rish-American tn
ayow himself a member Of the Republican
pa1ty. The Democratic purity of the Nortl,
have held the Irish in Gs close bondage ns
the Southern Democrats did their slaves
4 negro who attempted to escape from that
bondage and 10 be free became an outlaw.
TO be hunted with bloodhounds and shot
| down on sight, In the North, an Irishmau
who tried 10 leave the Democratic party,
and, Ike any other American citizen, claim
to be free, beca1ne III the same way an out
Law, to be hunted by the bloodhounds of
the party. and to he mobl,ed. beaten and
murdered ny his former masters. One Of
the reducnents of Southern cruelty was to
selec. other slayeK. and often the sons ind
hzothers Of the escaped one, to hunt down,
to manhcle, to beat, or, if necessary, to kill
the fugitive; and at the North, the Demo-
cratic party adopted the like policy of &c.
lccting 1rishmen to hunt down, degrade
and murder their kindred Americans
might leave the party, Germans might quit,
Frenchmen, Scotchmen, and members Of
all the tribes Of men might leave the party,
and the right was conceded; but the Iriah
were held as slaves, and their assertion Of
freedom WIS to he punished ike the cri1u,
of hny other klave-
But there has been change. Emancipa-
ton has not been confined to any one race.
There is not village in I'LL the broad land
where theirs is not now proportion Of the
Lish-AmeEican population who vote the
Republican ticket. The chains which de-
MED to them the ibeHy Of voting for whom
they pleased hive been broken, and have
been broken forever. Even from the
Southern States 'hcre will be Delegates to
this convention, who will stand erect md
be able to assert their political freedom.
IL. right Of au IRISH American to belong
to and vote with tue Democratic party is
ungucstioned; but when it is said that be-
cause he is Of Irish birth he must belong TO
that party md vute that ticket, it is do
nial to him Of a liberty and privilege
which every other c;tizc,, m no,ta, vbo-o
born. eDjovs and EXERCISES This f.c, has
become too apparent h be any longer de-
MED, and any attempt IL enforce the des-
potism which has deprived That portion Of
the people of their proper equality Of lib
erty will only iucrense the resistanc. it has
already met.
During the reign Of slayery at the South.
the slaves were cduc,tctl i, the belief tint
i, was IL noru crime Of the most terrible
NJ. eritude for any Of them to stte,npt to he
free, ard the Democratic party at the North
hav.. insultel the intelligence Of the Irish
race by teaching them tha. it was a crime
of the highest magnitude for III Irish1nnn
, 1869-06-29
THE GREENSBURG MVaDFR
TRIAL,
"Details of tho Murder or Wood 1ru-ss
Sentence OF Wiley to THE Pcuiscu-
&ktarI for Ltfcs

lefnh1a of tho h1Nrdrr OF Wood 1r4-G
-ScHtencc OF Wiley to t11e pcuiscu-
tinry for Life.
res.a4Ls.,. I,4J tJus,e =: t.f the In
| s!ian'p<Hi. Int-1.li.
= Tie most important cEamina! tra! ever he'll IN
/ Dtcatur County has just reached lis cnrlcn+iou-
out Of whc!, L grew: On the night ol tns ls;, O.
uctobcr last, the Republicans Of Milford and NJ
c!niaE held 5oliinratton meeting With The r.an
menta About o'clock, 1I1cn the meet,ns brok.
ur, = rn,nheT q persons on tae:r .ay hp'ne. pass
where . lew Democrats, with the help Of u piece
esesa sas .s'e q onsa s'e 10 eSpsss ssst s
oan Ecnso % AMI t9oss 5osepa 9eSSssa w.ea
Ta-1, Republican, about turpsnttnt ball tbs.
had been thrown oter the fence The quarrel At
tiat:ted thu attention OF peFeous lasslny. ami
ito part'es. Wnlle tie two men were qasTre1lins,
@ Ssy ss , rnoG9 H. tessps a5a e. Sesr, pe
With hia arms folded and knife ID hia hand IIe
m nae his May through tue crowd a,.d Eot In front
ce.!,DE the ka!te- a fen xoais were aroseo,
when Wiley grabbed ct Woodwarl's thrpa-. They
sey s4a ae e.nnn. On 1n top Hiram
nui!ed ntu over on top Of Wootaari. me nisht
y, Has s rather aask. and no asttnctal lieht Vas
good deal Of uncertainty over the tfausaction
tcus faE. hut IN few ma:nrrts taute.n threw ia
l'ghf on the scene, and Wiley was *esn ssantin;::
he*d to fool hoodwartt WAS .:eat There wasa
deep Eash, ten inches lon., ln1actEatety oTe7 thc
bone. heavy Iesh wound o1 the Ietr arm, z:sb
arrested by the hreazt hone, ana a uasnhe. ,f
Sshef niufies On the brfa Il and shoulders. Willy
hls a~n E1lfc tn the stEuzgle- A long bu.theS>s
anHe, freshly gt.,pnd waa found alteFward fc shr
shn:e or 1cuf feet OF. and on the Vegetation oycr
ice T.. lsAee: s,,13 !. s1: bluotiv antr.
Wiley. Alley snd Eesston % MeTe ,a.:I.:ad. :nti sn;
iieu; M,n tuTns:k John keotey aud samuel
~ ma. before JnIx- Wilson, nent him to thc
Ien'ttntta1y fer twu ye:ra, hon, Georra If
,ra:n.sn . 9! the aaIton Criminal Circuit Coar,
,1i1ea On & tns s.tai q Wlev which closed YES
= charge ae 1a a IL esrso ca Horss . nea "a
tnSely Packed. Large portion Of the au,iienc..
,Es listing ing Of ladies' TIE Glen casc seems 10
curt. Inc Jury took tAe care a. O'CLOCK i,st
enlng. They ring the co..t House bell hen.
a,1tr ,nsnsver verdiss comes Ia, to sunsrans tss
~ TIE as ha:s es os sess ssSpsE ssps
!or.s people ~, 5,uaaA.og % the coaT @
me tea al ereI a-ai1anie men or roon
y: oecaried. Wiley came IN Win nu.bed f.ee
nd lis huge fraue tremtltng wnh excitement
!ran Alley, who sat stirring ihe tobacso In bis
'Pt with the EtE:ost np1rhaaucc ,ycre h,s t1r1
el!Feftd taeif yeftict '~A'
iSe setdlet IN Wlley:s ease nss guilty OF N usder
o1Hse1 Aes-fA Gsren & Ewing, h01 done nnffT
til that counsel could to-but tne case ws.sn.,
fIEg The professional palt OF tae case ieit
'taIo2 % oe desired. but they failed on tie eYi-
~ Echtsona case, a aofl. p, o.e1ui VAS entered
-Ga!. ssa! he JounR man, and the eytdepcs con-
:: c.:hR Q1m VIII the matter IS rerJ slight The
cFFrot al. " P
, 1869-06-29

oi .ls construction Of shs Pacific Bond, to
reproduce the despateh as 1t was w1;Haa;
"s4l1 LAKx Utah, 5une es.
The motifs report On tho Un.ou r4c1ao Rail,
road IL, Ia ali essential particulars, pteoa OF ~.
mlagAted nonsense. Tho Uutou Pscidc u unauea.
uonaolJ the beat constructed road, conslder1ne IL
ne*neazs ever built Ia this country. This II tbs
Uniform testimony Of all tho railroad men In fmr
parry. 'snoRAca WH1rK.
~. D. CA5ox.',