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, 1869-04-02
Tho Sh0EmhkcTps Strike.

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We wuutd neEseaka nnN space N yoos columns
70 na8t few rrmAsta noent "fhe shoemsse,s'
ka1ke, F." md vii promise to nothing e11eauate.
nos ses down sozht In malice It IS Al old and
Tue eaStnZ that there arc stways TWO s,des to
question; md We think soty -sslr tbs the public
sao1ld hear the other Gee, % o1set The one u,n-
Sen1eo % their notice IN you, Issue Of The slst u,r
~ = k1sfe stated n14 this ssytke', "a rather =
!. .entat n1o otherwise to tbs mxppiacsIrrx 6tree
:. ousah1 the Necessity Of locking up \ nrrr
.Aaooat ot capltA ~ making up Aad carving oyer
1N0tnse Eoe6 which cannut be soln unstt mn
NoM, ~. EhtoT. perhaps, Jou arr not ax9rr that
-. 1esa Immense stocE cz1 be Manufactured at =
Sss S q npm nfty to seveuty.1ve per cent icss ror
~ eeo1 MS dnll season Of the yeae th,o V4,S-
NC tSe1s demand fo1 them. VIC hare ANnya ma
sM AtT IMPRESSION that = spring trade peceded thn
- uaoe, out there eaa certainly been no so1tns
ssoeA nasM1fst1u1ed IN thn city the pFeecuf Teass
y Ana. aEa y there Is fut1cepcY
q nAads n the tacturtez-end heJ arr dai,T n
~ n44o 3aPpty The ptnsent de11lnd u Il d,U-
Gun 70 understand Why hesr shopid Ia a1y neceS.
s,3h ~ .ns n1aaaiacs01ers giving N Il III under
saee r. e .so.a 9hsch they expect to have 70
1 z nen !, o~a aaaiasion IN few r,ontnl Tnls
nAsS slafed no rafas By Advertisements both In
me ssstes md C1nad1A 10 et1za3 rat0 mixer: bat
nc fesah y toat theJ have tew1 men 10 ther ne
lotfe4 to-day than II any time during lhIs tpuhle
2aa me number "a oally dt111nt4htnx Sow, NJ,
1-d1tos before Razn pttSuInea to decide rpou tbs
pnea!0 q case, common 1oszsee would t!eeaas
, 1869-04-02

era1 accounts printed below The time Of ,ns =
euNenea Ma1 few minntes after o'cfocf sn, $.
70 ne time we. wrta i. the sccuant, y
East lancashire District - that ae
Manchester the shock w1s very sligntly rrns. =
trced. but the confirmation Of .tIlI1sfeut ana -
tecuy Independents Witnesses IN ne civ teayesp -
dounr that their sensattcn Of . verJ pet,!,s- ~
unusual shaking Of The ground occur,eat l., NV!
of time with the more uoltnt trembling rr.s','a;
be generalxcd from the reports to hand, H., ~
shock waa tho most anAzply experience, m ~ ~
more elevated points of the district o1rr,st
a RaWtenstall correspondent BAYS that Ia ~.
town people ran out Of their houseA, and tn,t,nts
The STREETS Oiled With persons Describing lie ~
we're nature Of the shock they hnd expe1sSc.st
Door-knockers and bells wefe ru1c, and ctosr.,
ware aEd windows were shaken. The si.4k 49,
listed fer seconds. but WIS TeEy seyerr r..
writer was walking IN the styeet, NJ
sne shock En se7ae enough 10 casss
him to reel A Sowerhy Brtige Ia,
Ter says that the sensation expericncet there va.
veiJ much lie the shock that waa felt when ~
locomotive exploded In the tunnel At Slser1
Bridge Station AT Bacup there was "a s+nstl,
heAving OF the earth, as Of the passing Of Al ~
derRIound WAVE" At Blackburp an Inform N. IN
serfeti the ground to heaEe gently, Ike the tni1.
tat1ons Of the WateA-
, 1869-04-02

How she Money was Raised to Pur-
chn9c IL

NAsHIfVTuN, March "a 1864
mated and carried out TIE ides to p1rchase hpqse
here In 1hs5 for General Grant II aopesra tnss
vi vi ssgn s. r. M net me e scss@
whas % sM mown 4 ne 9r.nt Reception comTii.
Hotel IN October or Noyeruher 1sts ana NJ stess.
art Na1 Chairman Of The meeting. Tre fnIinV7no
u shoIt account Of the move, sid ior he acc1
tacm vern Iazshsil q Ros<1a' A. psr,,ae nletia NJ
's1mll5e a4d qsosYe opdJss;
ktteet. eod bis Aoose IN Washington 10, GeneTI
Grant NJ 4 r Emo was one of the xttneSra
.hoiS d%e .*,a, S1e1a y tns deed and noticed the
rs te!t % moftgaga for term OF years hHt viii
ne dne ps1FsnssS ~ q psJmeat At any ttne. 4 few
deception Committee ma at thek Eifrn sTrnns
Aoset Al thu meeting Nj. Enc mentioned the
fho T,soaoee oaoa of the purchase q tho house and
Zach one to w1dm be mendoaed tae citrum..sncc
81 esTmens sll,ngp II M p 1oo q 500 towa.d
a9an Sa ne names q the several gentlemen 10
MON @nIp he spofe unnl tae aao1n1 shey e1pressed
F,o enees nM 70 70 subscribe amounted TO about
tae meeting. Nj. Emo aH'aea lose aS9 .Sa d
1at 70 s.saslo oosoe . nlz sno~ledge thas
raesum Or toS Ind ihst Is mean wrre - i'm.
1teaa ahAt 10 h1d iootd II Eecegssry 10 ts.rr ne
mo9s aoaas mi e sas Eshsss money On bond and
raore substantial maIt q Eraasaae q Gers7sJ ii
Grant "a raise hy Individual Subscription sad1es.st
easJ IeeaeJ 1y 60 IL ~ ta.s e ID =
ga toe! Al thought u he Wr. 1.no| dhi. III.
~ opPG}ssad ypP "a and szd that Il
r. =, 7saat = ne ftttah Parliament had done for
e me. psns Goas q sns eusstoo; 2 .osa wa rspei
eon1d ~ = ooon nat % s1eh thing; thsf j
q F1JvsF 4krf
, 1869-04-02

that he should inform himself on tho questions IN
voIsed NOV, you may not be awsre that Tor .
eaoSnAtef 20 essn TWO doilk11 during four months
ol NC Nlnte1 aeAson, he mnst conlDe himself to n3
penen ilon fourteen to sixteen hourA and nina.
Lentas ~ oi M men wost that time each DAY. ana
forming th,s unton 1s NOT 10 cop1blre Sgainst
Tho i HapIfAetme1., bnt against tho Circumstances
Nhiea nAye produced such = stato Of Adairs !:
and We hsTo II confidence In our ultimate tocceN
" eotlse fhe manufacturers feel that 1t Ia their
hest policy TO Ignore the evident deductions to be
0sMn !lon ne late strike, amongBf their present
Motknen- Iney Know and We Know. that the only
alternative they have Is to comply Win the de-
manaa n,sa o. Ms indepsndent .hoenakers" Or dis
out OF the frying pan Into the nre,''
II seema moves" are In order; and nom move
We hAse IN contemplation We consider it 10 bo our
best ntesEt 70 tnatntaln the present high charac-
ter Of The ChicARo-msde boots 2nd 2hoeAl dimcuit
though II be Under the present adverse condition
CHAM.Es WHT1Er,
THohAa RocnE,
For tia Knights of St Cf1gntu.
, 1869-04-02
THE RUSSIAN FRONTIER
important Geographical DIseov-

important GeoRrnphical D1seov-
cries.
The Rnu Na1 ea1<ttt saws: ave aren,xd,,,-
IecetTtn1 the baost raf1i,tJo .tS,ts nSr uauy
fpowle.iue n the nottics1 ..n,rM,nh =, - OUT
Asta Hanly h1. ppho Iri,,l SsoKs1,n! oi central
itas az = as-S-%,.sa s1 msl;a PunAc ISIifE1 khst
ian. Tm - niass ~ Tn7ta ne ~. anTa1 up
- 80 't tt,.1 ~ pAe 5s ~ sns s lnss Cssss
~ a1ae "a Fnsa iel Isaeaes rs OF
~ mt LEY
-istas .ates tt,a. ~. ~ w ,t " W.
sna Rnasisn f1oneFs Ills pseuaH ZION ~ ~
ts9sn+i; ~ e 80 un
.. 1..1h .,iI "a a,,. eesM
lnceEnta The only routes aeross II available to re
~ " 70 s9T p!eseat une 15se eitney ttavefsed
tne pattau ol !11IAI! one noE1n tlom 1a!kano 70
semp1atnss ns " or e nlc.e Wa " 70 a & q
RosSsta. % thas asoan1 t5e Rasssn ,rnn9icr a1t 1
et,ass. @> @N' 1>'147s--i A''AN'sA a1'>
dustry oi M Ha,e 1trbe h Is " N fn1ns:bs,, M
fn~ ffe fryr rims vlth ~ En.i5sh tr1aio.in1 ~
IL journal Of he Rusi,nt1st1 TsItSs vntt,a "
no1 WIN IN fs.s Vas sent n nsrss t,.,, t+
Ss1oa ~ go ~ M ~ ~ t.osn =. .o<s
sa1Tsn, thus nsse,sed on No ulseras ine. Hu H.
f.n5 in1AEsa IL, .4F S5sh IN e!e'ateu 9 Ga,s
, 1869-04-02

MA aos only Cid not rrofess ctnnnnr+t,, -.
!so&hcd several ttnes during ntr eY.n,tn7+t.~ ~
nes Price for taftog charFs OF thtse rni,dr.n
f'ea nom ons hundred To four hunor.d go.
saeh- Asr heanneas ct tnca ahe avov.s '~a.s ~a.s
No mot revo!rnk indifference vtthont or,,ts.a rssa
aefAl When the tnfanta cried for h,,nn.. ~.
gave toefo OIL Ct vttrlol IN . bott,e to d,tns ~
.ssa .as.ced oeiF sae4na Of a7ony by planztne
s1so aesna n ooi1nz WAsct. Tho verde, NJ ira
!a1! W. tae peculiarly I" Frenchy'' one o, .3n,lt7'
VIII e1senaatng drcum1tancesnf
samuel Miller the riches. mA1 IN Virginia d,.d
near Lynchburg, On Saturday HIS prons-r~ ;. -, =.
limited II q COO COO He lefr s1so 90 Tn ,ss en-
ooNmenf OF I female orphan asyur, at f.ynrhh,,-,,
ana sloo ooo for chair Of Agriculture IN ,hr rrt
'e1st' OF vlrRtniA
use fonon o1ed recently In Rome. ItaIy.
a.,s ns Mas etalen Of New York, and had nled a.
poa!.1as .! asate SENATOR Representative tn Con-
stoA no Mmsts ~ ne HKgua. The hitter nor.
Ion "a MS me Tas derosed to rhetorical and seien.
nue polHufs- -
"a psfnefsn one uf the oldess French irnnart,np
noosa In New York had Occasion the oth., a.
70 refer back TO the mercantile rrnor1 ~ ,aso ~
n looking over the pages he- foaodtns fn1,or1ns
PeneA nsznosandnm Again&s tbs mama OF A. r
e1uAt: said to be worth tsauo; credit IL.
, 1869-04-02
COUNT POLER.
An Austrian Officer Meets with ,
Violent Death In Missouri.

| fFDm Inc 81 LotftA NsU1fek
About six months ago there came 10 the W,..Y
nom New YORK. an ez-oH1cer Of the An-:- ~
A5m;, who hal ietters to General Harne,, Cn.Ts~
men bn1s ,s,'Ss aa9pnns Hss;e s; ~ other ee
| De Poller." Before coming Vest, he lad stun,s,
1ot month Or two IN that city with letters Of n;nt
and others In the East, which were given INN IT, ~
Europe on the occasion Of his departure r1r
Hts reason for leaving Europe WA s,s,e1l 10 ssp
the insn11ciency & his pay ~ First Iieutenan, IN
regiment Of Cuirassiess Of the Guarl. = earrs
hah shMse n IL me mRssors seTiee ne officers Q,
e1A position required them to e1peni1 much mon.
than thelE ea}ares. Finding that bis inher,tn.r..
@ which Nv vas originally q veJ moderate one, wouii
that the hAtte Of saiova, In which be rartta.
ta:ed, had made the army unpopular with he na-
uon, thus Fsndsting the chances Of tncseasel pay
OF ptomoudn sttu more remote, he resolved tn ~,
sa9n nd come to the new world, WITH the idea OF
prsser'tn& bis pecunlas1 Independence 81 getting
alternately in BeneytI1e md St Louis, awalnog =
Tor land. lie was mush n socierf here M WIN vim
Ter, at the Home Circle bali and q. the most
Iasnlonsb!e private parties learning English mean
time with remarkable facility, and nsktng many
friends By his Ruiable character and manly.
attA8huotw2su demeanoT.
Finally be ras invited b General Hazney to az
company him to Fort Randall On the Missouri
RlTef, whittier the General had been orsesrsi by
government on = mission 70 The Indians. He
Omaha and ;hence nY eosen = te ~ Fn F.nT,H 70
WhEt h himself TnnIa tnfe 1ost as eoon ~ r,s ~
V,ton nnened IN RE- 1n,n at ~ q su0a as nasI-
ceques lie Count ssslted nom 5s Iois ON = % ms
~, ~ Nes ~ TX toana me Journey
t~r+t.h ~ Us ~ ra tsceuea more tlran QUE
MY ~ r., y. 1ns h N !ne occurrence
~ nIs ,e .st eas oeen 9d1 partially eIplan
Shether the unfottanate @ ssn.snse cs +e 3nesoa
NJ Nei.p p Was eaneS Hao, ..,..x,,
d,nt Of Bel1eyfile Vim M ,5ssIvs4 oy sesi
the sheriff n Wtpntnn ~ y, t, noss frpm
Snnnt:s ,;a.th ~ aht tn,otminE nm Of the
Ills BeileYe aentiemsn nm aestna .1s ~ aaasss Or
he notespooF eI the Iereasa @ 'eS :, as nne tn
y. 49, -, ~. y. ~ uSSetL u Was the only
IN aa3rrxa ~ Il fan 1nG SonAt Mnlch contsne!
Letter he Tent 70 Wa-,enIne M aes.,'nS 1he SaeH7t
.nhs1. 1.rtt,1 se ~ MaEteaton wnese he lea.nt.l
Whien tn1nnene KIN. =, tha, [Saon to the event
4hnrt 4 asaioe, - 4ttn ~ 70 taak place:
~ hou. ~ oSoSs IN ne evening. The Count wen.
Sima.f H. tb ns o. tns nindoet csr and shot
rsnino snt ~ ~. us"a u laiaR ne Rosped the trou
.;rnnr33na 49, ~ .ataPEsu sohe dist2.1ce before
Wsted n J dha =, ,ras;,k I k,oIu " ne then rore anil
hv a neorn rhn rnS. eua " mAs1cnton- nhsil met
, 1869-04-02
TIE NORTHWEST,


Al Attc4, recently, : bear va tied to st&kc,
and halted by bulldoG, = terrier. and Now
fonndland. BIuin demollAaed bis assA!lsuta With
out the least difficulty.
Kendall County, on the aoth u}t, rotcd on tho
r,ecpostton 10 subscribe tD,ooo to tho sld Of the
Fox Iurcs Valley Ntllzoed, and u WIS carried By
soO 10 600 ualor!ty.
lowA
Tho following IS nom the last fcTprr of the
American Institute: "Tno Secretary Of the lows
State Horticultural Society prrscnts sample OF
1u~n grown fruit gathered carly IN September;
the. bad been exhibited II their fair, travelled
l,oao llta, wrrc thtce daJs upon Tho jcisncf' ana
ret under these adverse Circumstances, arc ns&
crrditahie 10 Iowa II \ fruit growing Statn The
President stated that those wero she finest applea
ha hsd seen a the cnb for the pait ten yeara And
TO produce sech fru!s In great abundance saoola
engage tho eettoQt attention uf N present.
WISCONSIN.
.>s11ennJ, on Friday, Gct11an. named Dcflke.
vusllux III Ito sa.,ste -: u :. = Aa4sss11 .
, 1869-04-02
TIE OFF1cETENURHL Law.

Both houses of Congress have agreed 10
the bill which purpors to repeal part and
modify the whole Of the OfRoe-Tenuro act.
The House originally passed. bill repeating
The Law, which the Senate amended in such
way as to leave tho Inv in full practical
force. The prosont bill is the result Of a
conference md Is, in fact, a ro~cnactment Of
the vital principle Of tho old law which pre-
vented tho President from removing m
officer without The consent of tho Senate,
Tint wns the Objectionable part Of The oI1
law. and has been practically retained in tho
nc~ law. It is claim On tho part of the
Senate, and now conceded by tho House.
" exercise power which never existed
prior to Anlrrw Juhnsou's ncotssaion to Tho
Presidency.
The old law authorized the President
during the recess VI Tho Scnate to suspend
Hy officer for cause, which cause was TO be
rrdnced 70 writing aad communicated to tho
Senate, nnd in caso the Senate, nfter con
sideHug the sane, should decide said oaus,
sufficient. tho suspension should be rc-
1uoval; otherwise, tho officer should bo IT,
STORED Tho vital point in the law was mn
assertion Of tho SenAtes right to exercise
the satne power Of "as1vica and consent in
1enusals ~ in appointments.
The hill which has Just becn passel pro-
hihlts The Frrail,ent frum removing anv
civil officer of the government, during the
rconas of The Senate, but ompowerr him to
suspend any othcur, Judges excepted, until
Ia Il ~ nm .1F
and TO appoint i temporary Incumbent for
the place Within thirty days aftor the
meeting Of tho Senste, it il made the duty
Of the President to nominate snitable per-
soas 10 fill Ill vacancies happening in the
recus, slso 70 ell the Offices Of thc persons
suspended. And il the Senate shall rsf,sss
u confirm nomination for the plAoe of q
suspended Officer, then. aud not otherwise,
shall the President mako another nonina-
ton for said Office,
The bill il 1a1iouAly orphaned by tho gem
tlc,neu Of The Coafarouca Con1uites, who
llctartl il, but both sides couccde that the
bill rc<t5nin~ the power to ruu,ove an officer,
whether the Senate 10 in soasion or not,
until the Senate givcs ia consent to the ap-
Potnthent q tne fueces8ot. " Hoe mo
President Is scheved t the necessity Of lay
ing oeto:7 the Senate aotuA PROOF o. Inc
diahohessy or 'noompetaaoy OF sonasulnates
but, nc1erehelss, ne cannot sanose an
14ocet without toe consent a sae senAse'
ereHh be 10 Detected IN tne efossest coz
ruptipn. An officer may, during the recesa
oi Inc senA'e' ues ueo ~ : oe.su.s' -. ~ - ue
, 1869-04-02

Dr.. Iascs wants to 80 north sRa}n Comment
Ing upon thlat contemporary saJ1: "No AreIo
explorer Is really happy until h1 hss fatlsd to come
back
"Paal Bss!ey. Missionary. . has }et.er In 4 Bsl-
tiInorc paper IN which be gteea An account o1 h11
succcse In fa5warlln& hls petition TO Queen 1io-
tozta for the rcleaN Of the Fent.a prisoners, He
says that Minister johnson has maternity assisted
him and thxt hs has received IN ouos Of attention
frum John Bright
At Aontaub&u. Franoe, \ wuynan named Del-
pceh nsA been sentenced TO imprisonment 10. ufe
:. hard lsor for the killing Of AevesA Eiegt,.aasbs
chI,dspa, Gns nAds I tup qqp1e&s,Qc q hez ctNea
, 1869-04-02
Chicago Roy Rond Robbcr.

'e"s N*t
Monday evening thes1pe,1ntendent ot Police re-
c!veo teacE1am nnm The Chicago authorities,
pen stnl0 nun Inn IN that city, md tAAS the
@ taei HA supposed Q b On the evening express,
znd general appearance WIS 10 vazue that nothing
definite could be learned from II, Aad Detectives
Stad1c5 sod Bishop Set 70 work upon what facts
They failed to and him xhn The tain arrived. but
yesterday morning. while keeping look out on the
oan&ng Offices tn town, Officer Stadlef observed
LAG whom be II once concluded was tho ono he
wanted enter the once Of Meszr1 Fisher. Bootn
Co, Where he offered for sale &. 900 gold inter
eSs bearing bond With coupons attached OF the
The o1acer Old not iInmedi1tslJ az7sst him, but
wxned until he Quned the once, after having COZ
dltouA1J disposed Ut tho bond Whheh be wa ne-
Hutaa0aG-- 4G Ezre Ais nAIu4 1t the station house
as George Vincent and delivered rp two other
toeSa q " SANE deaoninataop ~ toAs he len IN
, 1869-04-02

-, 'en upon moving nav, which cut OF his te,
n Aoo eoterod his hide In An ohllque direction
ssVsr1na MS heart and coming out tust above III
NIP On the right ado -
| me Angle Kins who received the ms,or1s, y
sobeA 1ot Fostoaste1, At JAnesrll1eh astsr Of IN,
nte Rev. r. ssaIT King.
Inc vile Of John lAunoo-, living In the fovn n
ulAoa Chute, Eas burned to death On Thur.ta1
Elua, " Acf
INDIANA.
me Municipality OF New Albany has subec,fh.d
LOCO to the Etock OF the New AIhanv a.
Louis Airline Railway, on condition tn., tbn ~.
oaine shoM of the road ahAl bt built In ihr fo,,n.
y. ~ fM'ae n parties 10 the former p!ace have tak.
nA sanc Turner, AweaIthy widow. of R,,,,,
nun' oied recently, aud lars her property a. raj.
Aoo In leRactes to salativcs: s1e. .ooo IN
"eAa eoteoe, and tho remainder to i brother
uniEeraity. 'A>AA eA"oo'5
: a nechan1c IN New Albany has tspent tvo v..-,
In making Acheoksrooant, CONTAINING a xs1 1;,scs.
-. a stranger In Wabash meeting Iis41A fellow IN
~, ~ eas9 asked Buh TO Know him the Post
Mayor. wa " NC 1ae
- spec1A election on the question OF lssn,no
StAooo Of bonds to be applied In d,eIg,no ~
aaalnaT Kser from tho lsrtstol street br1dee IN
EaH saginaw. to Portsmouth,, wa. held N the
1osaanee M Interested on Friday. Tue vote was Al.
most unanimously In the Affirmative.
a number OF gentlemen tn ptttnou,gh, WIN own
= nke nsa Of land u Marquette County, Mich,
amounting 70 sorne $1,000 scres, cls,ru thai co,S
~ been discovered there IN nayfno m. .n,,, ho'a
an anAlysts 1t the Philadelphia Mint fhnV1ny ~,
aleseds Yield Of 500 to $500 TO tie ton.
NINNEInrA
me Aoot hver valley was inundated by A tAavy
ateanes last week. occasionlnR serious havoc anon7
cams fosds and b11dgeA portion of the prr.f
% oam ~ Lanesboro, together with about slxtr feet
~ Hs sousne1n Ainnesosa Railroad track, wu
Tc3 considerable TWO men, IN attempting tn
csoss submerged bridge near that village, ,umned
out Of their vehicle when they found Ii was be,no
carried on BY The force of the current, and one of
tnefn' Aans Jensen, Of 1sushtord, was drowned
, 1869-04-02

Tfl1N tk ~ ADAU &n4sR3r34} Dt444ttln
Our merchants and buslnaas men arc eopao{atn-
ing about sall1 tnrs and the dnlness Of t.aae and
90 wonder. whcu they don't advertise People
Who MAXI themselves Known through The ppblsc
rrtna have no lack Of o1storucsA The .st Bar
nAra concern up on fon11a stlces-wh1eh my
OF maj n0I b clkP SraP tnstieHHon-6 crnrued
WIN custon,ern ii day 1lonE, aad even INTO iuo
night. ana whys Simply from \ uherzl and judi-
eions sEstsn Of advertising. tiur city papers EF
70 bare Of hutness advertisements thai xE1n1eri
Oh E!aocln2 II them, might -weai suppose ne Exs
tn sorne mail inland town, t1ztead of the
self-ety2td EreAt dQ of the GakRipnt .Tauey
YESTERDAY We noticed the "out:ile oE . COW oi
THE cHcAoo TMBVNK eonspicuoaslJ pas1ed up Ia
this stgniocaos placasa Attached:
"uu y TIE Wax THY ApyKS1nx
IN CHICAGO!
- no woanxR9nxT ARR 1 |ttsr rHp1K,''
s4nd S<H Fiis A. Gaafa.'
About twenty cotEmns OF loud : advertise.
nncus proclaimed the enterprise OF the Garden
City, md Invited ouye11 from al pEts or laIs ra5.
We4ttn World, So 80.
, 1869-04-02
T1esnyte1iao E1o4ucnees DixpInyed

ota looA tnt4 describes the t4ethcd Of preaca,-
~ porhlaf among fae Preaby yte I1Es OF the serey
tsensh century: u one John sictple q YeTy xesioes
aseteheT among them, Used TO esISonste md ~
s,5l sStnehs u The sld mont1sh 6t9ie a certstn
aMe ne pfeae1fd upon that: debate. whether =
en oe Justified By faith or By worta aud actet1 f
Gssl tnis macaer: Srs, shi.ts a verJ xrcns d.
pa1e: ~ put wh@ y that looking II ut ;hc DIOR NH.
~ ~ eapf II b very IL hammers to BE- lo.sftnV
naus y; oat whss9 Jour name. Robezt BeIlscntne.
E,eualmlnee ,ss1sI1e saith he, 1httter Is l1an
!nstiIeu " iaith or II works7 he Il tus-
tlnea of .ToftL Stand thou there, H.aa. B1t
whst = he, that 3nuestrke nan k.am1.
lnS - tas door with long beard aud GennTa
eowl: A very honak-uke man! cfaw nesy.
cats1n. honest Calvin whether Is snan tnxstneti
~ fa1h OF ny works: He ts tasttrad cT fait5,
ves5 vel John thy sex to my lex, md Ve mai
horgh tt1tpl down Ge.1al1 mine even aoT. Anotner
tlns. preaching on the day OF iudEoent he tai,,
them, sss, tols VII Be terrible ca,: vs1i
AZ be there, and IN the thronx y John t,,n,rs.
NtH be, and Ill Of you T41 Stand II m,
eseE Chrtst vii look nj m -.
hs VII aay who ts that staudtur tb..s-
~ ~ a92n, yea, even - ~ ken'Q no. Ta..
Ne say, koown thou 1t hcnest John Erents..
otaN lear lehn- Nov, JohA. what xpod seTTse,..
EAse 5ou N2ne to me on earth. I xhayn brnuuHf
@ nsneS company Of blue hnanets for you. ToTa'
hlue oonhet!, John! What has becnzon or th.s
9I1te ha&e, the silks and the saEns John : ri tn
knoE Dot, l0rdi they went x2k or thetr oXn'
WEI. honest John, tAon and thy blue lb1uaets an
Y resean6 @ % me; come 10 ny right hand aad ief
tis oeVA a1e the h1t4, the silks and thu xat1na
-eVf1oe4fs<s of Ue Pulpit BIZ Thppaax kaesso,,
, 1869-04-02

N dle ru1nor or an exaggerated tile; va are,
nrrA end fhets from gentlemen Who
have borne thetr lnhIman 1u6e1ax
Without Mu1mur, and on whose statements I'm
pnbic- P!aci1g the Irish political prisonersL
Joun2 anu healthy, educated and vlEtuoos, men
on the eame toounE In all respects with the Do
PeHenced pte6pocter, Il elimination or refined
oafba11f{ peculiar to England. Thieves and 7aga-
bonds with broken down constitutions
drawn ifum the pufileus OF city crtne and 1nIauy
can tnxur!2te, 1t would seem, on expensiya
"reato.att7cs;" but the applies tons Of ON patr1-
otto yocng country men, enduring the ogonies OF
ing simply s.@eikney " food, haYe been met Win
, 1869-04-02
Conn2 RtSm1rk 1n the Relations Be-
sveen Prussia and the United

aHeen PnnzsiA and the Cnlted
StNtc3.
Bcritn lettezy hart alrrady referred TO the brief
frereh made BY Cocut ftszusrk II rne Grant dr.
ner IN Berlin On the sth Of AArcn. The following
Is tho text cf -the speech:
Permit ne, EtntlecaEu, TO interrupt Jnuf con-
versattnn wniie -. wuf1l Of the OCCASION xhHh
has brought us together. This IA the dA! npon
which, On the other side Of The Atlantic the r1cto
roy. eommander p The serrtee Of the Unted
event, lnaS1nuen as II deeply Interests the Cnited
StatsA E.s ssecta! cIum on The .sTaps-
~ = K'nS Of na.sta~ . \ rs F1s!eE1ce Il.
can Repnhilc, MAS the tIss among The non-eel.g
eEsnt* 70 rrcosnlzc It's Independence. !s to our
subsequent relations With the Cnltcd StateA It
gtrcs ne me g1eatest pleasure to te ahe = s:Ate
Is fact, not only nom my personal experience ~
u Minister Of FruRsia, but from the 1fcnlves Of
Cur htstofJ, taa1 The ce1tial understanding II
arFuraied BY Washington and Frederick has never
aunesed the slightest alteration Sot ou,y has no
difficulty ever Rrtsen between Tie rwo countries
nothing has csrs occurred between them which
10 much Is called for N explanation. It Is
then to me 1nnst agreeable rs well - IN 4pprp-
r1tate DIZZY to cau On you 20 uatta with me In
drinking IN ticlmaa vine the hcanh OF The PzcM-
dept pl the Chilled 6sAtas, Ge1erN Grant"
, 1869-04-02
A Case Of t4mental Repuxnance,,,

A Case Of 1Mentn1 Repuxnnnce.,s
The following petition Has tsse1y presented "a
the Supreme Court ot Michigan; hut tn1t stony
hearted tribunal being 'tentlrely 1epuzn1n1r therr-
to, refused to grant Its prayer;
aT4IE or An1ueAN, CoCx1 OF Q4xxNa 81:
~ the SdpscIne Co11f Of the 8txts ef Aefa We vts
s.ra tsss e.1 PEI y asesa.1ee IN ~ "a eaa
1H The5eaa NJ HHe being Entt1eiy Hep1sa.at 70 NJ
@ioa % II Tstsefor ges T. m m EaseJ EBasa.a; = ID
IA pseaf confederation Of our ezse Thai Decree Il
- r n r. nnnnM aay g3!.n Ffuanx rc41
W. ARpGtstntnf 1hesta aod = IN putr Rouad VIM
Thoas.d Rifht Handftd nd AW Ina e iSs 4tss e
7te. Le. a Sans of EkE1vth Hto hss ecroe The 3eenn4
LIME aa Earth to flead the CAuse o{ The PcM md d
Eeted O9es 1hEoakef th< Whole wc.la Even Por "a
ssGpsa god N ihs SEhs Of God the Father II 9Piz4
u III IAEkind tu che SzHe of
~41nNx1 Hrpsux
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