davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-05

tie prupeYtyof Chnrles the uot1, we,ubIur -,
hundtri ami thiFtI 1rn cafniu and sn emr,,, VIZ
with il aASes wc1shlnx nearly t'.rec .hpp.sa,, ~,
CntHtt. '
rnn GARDEN coxcsa,s
aru keopK tho most ssfseaIs thing In s,x,n.
They arc 3iTen nightly u tho volksaartsp n 80
Jur9atac!s IT let&itk anu 1tndolfahe ty
WeJhahef. Bperl ani o!her lea',rf, of mt.
Bumo Of Tho gsIdara 50 beautifully IAL, M, .":
attended BY shs best clsas of people. po, ~. "'
10 slightly hrsus1ers you can hess Il! thu uI.,,
composers rendered hy tha ah!ea, musIru.u4 ~"
Nos,A iew pt tas women Ia st1ep1sprs -.
quIss hsn'lsofne-1eiy dIHetsat trosn she ut ,,pu'
tlsrman type-Ar,d Almost all ,rra4 M thr, ."'1, "
Il tbs opsra OF IN sssntnt party. Thsy rn,,II A.,
rcnf 10 mora A1sAntsHe+ 10 my mind, II I'M, .r,
sAt isea, ami he tuoro Indifferent 10 beet. i.,".
ssppDse That Mozart Ii txht te spprtcalp ,,,t,t.,
cold A4n, add that MenHe11soba c0nIi h. rn.u,,
srsft tFutn lsret, especially by lie sci vr a..
founA 10 eosSa1aF potttr, 0ften ~ They d,ueI ~,
Illusions. AEalu, spoat ~ IN Ana.f,rao: H..
abuw hat IA rot pf'aAt,tc II. f'<ralsny. "
TIM ArHTnt1ss
&ru YET; Astof0As pcupls; lahse,t, tlr,c,r,n.,
hArs aiWA.s tFttcsi them#eltes ~ lhclf ,f.., n,
They do not seunt in.prus.lnR, h,~s,cr Thr, 1,s'
1lrnclty. tntsassty, tJtipsshy. rhry apw.,
slow VI pert 7ss!"u And ulaaliou, ast ha,c ,t n.
Ruet huRot Aad freedom u! tho r,hrs,r,n,u,
Thay btAr as4HaA tamh,Anry, VA u they ,pr,.,4
by rula and Assat ~ prrsept. Ths3 Ms ait.
naa certainly anifrat.l:.thr.,, ,a.,
ilthty would to l!ttl7 eas ltecasnus AAt. .l, "a.
seryed, thsy wautt'ta mnsu n4feeate.
Tiny Ara 4 4nset natthn. They ha,~ A.4,,
claimed to to utIl1ary; have Eetn r.Es.4,l,,
psattuR atso1t The powat aasi prtlo Of al.st- H.,
reaA, hlnod Of the 1Iapshnfga, AMI the r4,, II,
tnetr atus: and yet n uaarty eyerJ tnxsanre ur
they h4va heen equally matched. they haa. 49,,
l7untly thlashed. Parhnpa II Il uot ,'crur, =, /,
Win battle; but still r shonM suppose i, VI,
he agreeable onco In while jt.1t for chAasr.
n view Of recent hts.hEy tb.uk the h.. -
llar1nsG thould he cacod'lhr uouae OF M.~-f.. A..
burg. j. II n
, 1869-09-05

t,tle o. .Tne t1umbuEs Of nltsorH.' '" Ths ides
Nes not perhsps altnRcthsf bid one 1lthonsnt
"ndn.Rhs oil toE lhe consumption Of his lamp
q ~ ~ II .ps 4 +
other, that, tafotu ha contracted 10 w1fto COM
men.af1 o. Kast,el. e. b. laraal1s.i tor tnRfy q
snasTc @ On Iii poa. sash III Il e o.. sss = Ss oes oSe
gets sAtt1 enchanted. Tim old pot Gdik1tB Of b0J.
hood tsde o.! WITH i oaf dying Enthusiasm. ttie
eucloo. nots Ut n,ust Of III. p.d nos sna American
NJ s a ss H. .o"s %:m
u how ont patron se!nt. "ss usofas Tor Merr.o
f:neiA3a," w noshina hostst than = ior ,fnpo+-
crallse Contract sor x1ipptina ths Army Ut hs
ifns and country with hs bsdon not r,u'l b1 fraud,
theft NM ~ The efta OF oosnunn tnfpfmnrl
10 tno lslopslo 1t Aisxsliarfsi and II ta,A aisar
beInE tnhrtsunef tor bts crimes, VIVA ftnRHsh out
q lalf md iyre0sd hy m *aKry mos IT, 4. y aa!i
uut1esctvrA't famoit, lhst " 10 kno<ber vs.
thanhst ny. KsasFso1. tut yoos !et1 rstrsin.hf
ssnnT'A,nsftS sxs.o n" sye 1'sst -
mate Ii II sxpshNia, That nesor sAIta'1. nhna1rsf
70 tnpp!ans tIo!nraous, An, 70 bapttaa AaIf lae
sxstK mth !lta owh dhkpns*t t,al.n. Lave W l.oe
Ia eHf sct1t,daYG tua1s4A t1 our flktA s>stn% ihH
nhfseh that lfatn4 RtA4'h&d Julius GMaaf FtEnlY
nv pAtstatlamx aarrs@s sak%Y AMI HOW W. ts,nst
r. r. S =; ssf%a s;.s IT ps ~
l,cth4 lha custom IN as ta9tn tit tas na9lc@ 70
lena tha ptse'an1 snft,sy ~ lrrtttHy ls.'ssors
!Hits ns sthsrra!, tnsAr r~asrh N sot fnFtldf1pE
th'h, snh WI as n Auaplrantv short tttna thats4
atIeF bnsthsfo4l ~ thb z9h!u" " l,snttA ha.l hAs
hF1lhst COO Atyllhthrbf
All I*xeusadeh bnr poetry atout uf.li,la rlIng
rrfu'geAo fron Tho tsoke, az.h' 10 On, Il knocked
% The nAad forever nov; ~'ks q. i'ruts r. and
that lttt!ts nassely m1stter:st, bssa dlsap-
pointed, tdrScounstx-~fA tan' much for oaa'4
feelings, r,oen IN this unromantc ngr- Again. how
Thomas Qsy. who founded t'Nuyr Hospital"
gave away rNnoety sumA Ia tneEotence, and
htares ut Us 41stons to several sta.resf Yet whAt
A clever sto<t 1obher, miser also. anu t-speAk It
4otlty, with ltt t1e hospital loo1tn1 in tho dis
tance-a man Ntlo fhs1eacd on the wTouJa Of the
poor clea!ed E7tlsh seamen Of his 6Ay. futmes-
nok Gcld. Tha zeck!eH Jacks ashDss uo1u often
poltaed TO part with these tickets At MY w.rtchei
G,*eount shsJ cosA Ell !, , The '.wise NJ ard ard sooa"
tnnsc days ,mlnopu1e Howard, the
~tn,on phllanrAop!.t loylnR oil ths
peoT son md b. 1is ,sjsdsea h,issnsss: % sterns
and JET letting y liIinR mother a1arye: Hsron
sc1dlug copy OF his. lasaaus " Ears. tnes we'll ~
yctses 10 Lad! Byron With butchers Ell en-
mink re could bare hsd' 20 much mcar a. mis-;
alease to SEQ to III" tGS great Ddke Of 4atl-
Borough noM acting hlste3 IN minutes, anc now
disty.ng his ha1da By cc-aai!en IN arnly c1cnHoR
ira patriotism, and anotb- acccpslpg br,bes npm
Ftance; al theae people, Er saJ, Jumped together
he.c at random, without re.tsrnee to chru1oios3-
nani:nti,s 6ufbuss of ahtory. c wor.hJ ' s. % to *
cnee1 ~ so~l, with BILL hscountiuE Brutus,-a q
"patrns possibly mon pirate spills After ~,
"a Of soSls @ hosp an sos oSa haes
wbntn had, In crest part, rnthlcssIy squeeezut
out orfrr poor Eca1neu with ;ee othcr.
, 1869-09-05

\ Eermnn Loves His NANCY, Loso%
AlIs NsSrcIboarfs and 1'hrosxA Away
His I.3Ec,
= 81. Louts {xy4%!te1n. Spl. 2 .

Jtera !AS 81. Louu HJ41lte1n, &pt. 2.
Deputy Coronc. rEae,llcox t,r1a M inquest yc.-
tcrday nfte1nooa At Mrr. M.ltsubafYeFx place,
% fhs W. oa seaa 10" m1lss oas Iron s se,;
who u ~ found hanging to the lint, q . tree.
Dea s4cl ~. farm band mi hal worked In
dulxrd In Iqzor and frequently went On scrccs.
lie Nns rcp1smanded b. hlb employer ana car
toned to stop drinking OF hs voold hc up,lcrthc
went cat. Win ! team. md tue tesm raa
away The Consequence waa thAs he was
dtschaIRrd. Nd, tnsoan ont CT enpoyurn he
b. rrappcared ano aprlied 70 Mrh sn,tenoerger
.fot employ ment- Sho 1ald Abe had no wuk for
nm e a1a s fsn ns seeg ns nm Aooa: f =
Mn &1tenberEarH pince, told Euers to 70 WITH
him and he 1esa'd giro hln employment. They
eta.sed together. and, On arriving In St Loas, the
nlnots farmer made N arrangement By w6ica po
VAS to take tae roEutnE train for bis houn ne1T
Alton, Rod ttsl he Ffo1ld be It the depot to rcct
sppeal1 taz: he vent TO SEQ brother. WITH whom
lives At Rock springs, and, bidding nim good>nJc.
ha took the cars TO meet The farmer acconilaE to
atton. se dia dJ PToeeed T any u tusaaes rI fos as
noa.e @ ...Je o. ~ nishs T Waen % & s1oee ei1s Il
been rpt1sd Of his satehel uad thl1J dollars ID
InoncJ. THIS uItEck greatly discouraged the poor
German, At he started back for 1t. Louis Oh foot
On tho vaJ he roodercd orr lis troobles: 4
eleAsn Of tJ flashed acrsss his EtaA- He had left
behind him IN Germany youn1 etst whuu he
loTed, and 10 uhom hn was oee1nlhed- she prum-
tsed to hare htr, b1t her parents pe1c eppoled to
the match. An nzrauyrEcns wAs secretly e1ecied
h5 which to mas 70 conc to America. &c. Into
business. atd awaiting Tho ttnt,ea OF fortune, he
ua4 u kend her money. and thc would come
nad Jon him soEn .eeks asn he h,d sent
the noDey, and It wa3 time 70 r1p.ct q Letter
from hia afI2rced, Announcing that abe hsd
Started from, Europe. He wol;:a turrJ to 81
Louis end aet Il tie te:ter had arrived. He went
10 the Post Oiaca and fCunt-a Letter to his nd
teess. il Waa {ru.o tie GIL he lovcd saying she
lad married aaotaer. The Intelligence orr:-
whclCed hin vt1h cs3eL TIE robbery OF nls pes-
SOP WIS netane IN ooupa[iaoa xtsh tho tidnz.
Of desc11lon bF tic une vino was-1ne hops OF his
lie OF Wednesday of .sst Week, the poor, hear
ttt.ctca nan weadel his way 70 Mrs, asllteo-
bergtrs place he told nothing or his sorrpx II, bat
vas permitted to remain On Monday nlgns they
n:sEed l..m-' Next d2y a 500 Of Mn. Mlteaber4er
stared oct IN tna woods to hunt for tofse
when he got 1bou. go y11ds frpa1 the house, be
discovered the hory Of H1ers 8uzpeu6ed to tae
lint OF ire Tho unh Eat shout Zen feet from
TIC ground, and It u supposed th1t deceased hz3
CLIMBED tte tree, End, atter listening one end OF
The rope 10 The nub and the other about tIs pecr
made fbe fatal lca2 into ete.aIty. lie VAS About
93 iear7 of hEc. 8 verdict Of suicide WAS rem
GeYe1
, 1869-09-05

This is a bud year for :" rings" Tho
people Of ban Francisco united the other
day in crushing ont one which had mis-
governed that city for many years. Tho
ring happened 70 be of tho Democratic
persuasion, and was, perhaps, tho most for
midab1e one in the United States, except
the Tarnmany Fall ring Of New York; but
it WIS utterly cvcrthrown il, tho election On
Thursday, notwithstanding tho Democratic
Legislative ticket was elected by large
majority.
The people Of Chicago will perform a
similar duty to themselves this fall, with
tho difference. however, that they will do.it
1no1e eNectuallr.
, 1869-09-05
FAMOUS EUROPEANS.

TIE dAI Of dsJs 10 be remembered, when Munich
L. broaehs to nlnd, y ttas which We visited the
stut!os Of Kpu1haeh, T1cdernAan, aud Pllo.y, IN
the Academy Of All; Of all th1c- celebrities, Ploty
Impressed c. one aud Ill, nost delightfully."-. In
Amet,can artist Of sozns nose AlGo1d Ancomp1nIed
rs tcsartng warmer welcome for the u:tle rsr1y.
Nc tai been ,dlln1 through tho 1uaanse roou3
occupied oY the scalptcr N1eaeoaunb pupils. ard
had been Asteatshcd bJ the HEAL AtzQJ cstliug
T1loty na1te1. The pcfsoaA attrscttoo Of the H.
e, a. vel As hls brilliant style, hss cnl,cctcd such
ut1trr. Of followers posittscly leroied TO HIN
, 1869-09-05
Reported Hostile Movements OF the
Indians

Fvw tAf 0Eaaha Efruttse1n, SfPt l.
Superintendent JacHef nlCtrs {. tnat the1a arc
ser:oes ae!.-nens1ous of . raid upon the Pawnees
RON the Upper Missouri Reservation. TIE 1nte1ls-
recec Is rreeired through letter from Colonel
Den1sn, da.ed a. Hnetstuae, Augait Is 80,
il teens thst thcge who contemplate this Sue1-
rsna operation aEe portion Of the 1utIans Who se-
ceusty Suffered t.eh d!*aS.1u1s defest trnm Colo
mel Car1t Command, and iex sJupatatzera upon
the reservation They a1r vcTJ btstet m .nes1 feei
tp71 sowxrts TIE Paxoeea on Apcouut OF tue part
,teJ took u TIE tzasIe 01 th4 Republican.
The rome OF Coluce1 DeunaaT letter would
tnclcate that he W1s tatxeed the expedition
world ztsrt about Tic s6rt inIz-. 1nd xup'd 90 d.
rec.iy to the P1wuee v1tlagt. Superintendent
Janney has sent desps;ca to Judgo HhaleJ,. OF
colun. .bo., requesting hm 70 notify the agent oi
iha FN*neEk
-Tn,s war pstty nss bow h.d tine, to reach tho
raepee retesysuon; but 10 DO :,1ot expect 70
hear OF xny serious tuub4e tmmedIAtely. Thas
would 10. Be much Ike an Indian: fos; II Il DC
Known to he whites Inst such movement u on
.f1ot tho rs43 tEotheE wt very likely becoroe Ap-
pT.sed ct that fact 50 he viii be more likely to
nu1se hls wrath until The excitement has saollded
Aud then he r14y present himself N unwtleoue
Fls1tcx AoSy f1ue morning.
, 1869-09-05

Al Princeton, nj, tho other day, the jaw
bone Of n lady WAS taken out by q surgeon.
Tho lady, at last accounts, was doing
wcll.' Thcsc will probably bo q large do
maud for tho services Of that surgeon; to
facilitate tho securing Of which, it rnay bc
esatcd Tint his name il Thompson -Thomp-
Eon with 4sp."
, 1869-09-05
HEAVEN AND HE'LL,

T.
tAsing,> unqualified efforts in prophecy,
mado by two widely contrasting prophets,
md concerning, in tho main, different
subjects, and yet which compare well
together in the vigorous certainty
they express concerning issuca which would
s"c,u, to ,nolcst nnd finite minds, very
problematical. One is lattor addressed bY-
Il minister Of the Gospel TO h negro, in Kun
tucky, who wna about to l,c hung for u,,u.
der, nsHurinR him TINT hs sins hal brcu
forgiven, his ncecptauco by Gotl was com
plctc, md TINT no soonor would his body lso
wrthinR in the ngonies Of dcntt, tl,au bin
Ron! wonld hrnnk forth in tho ccatacioa Of
lIcrv"n, md hin shu.ts ,niuglo with tho
praisca uf tho nnRcls around tho throne OF
God. The wrstch.-whom tho wafctY Of
society won!d not permit olive longcrnp
earth, whoae lifo wax bostiA!, ntll nil
whoso Boui waa gruss, nni1nl nrd groyrl.
ling,-wna naHnrctl TINT hanging was 10 him
IN nRconaion to glory, and TINT ho would
be Welcomed to tho company Of tho lr,rest
and hottest spirits Of MI nges, whose lives
hnyo been spent In lnbors Of love, nnd
whose laily tboughta havo bccn ccasclcss
fountains Of prayer and praise- Despite
the professions OF faith in Christ ,natla by
this criminal. md the nos;t;ro ossur,nccs
~ b;s snir;tna, confcsaor no norson oxx
pcrienced in dealing with tho convict and
criminal classcs would Il havo trusted
him anv further. or would have expected
him tn withstnnd INV mora yi1ruonsiv. TIM
temptations which Ind hitherto proved too
strong for him. than he did in his days
of naturen Ono would reasonably SUPPOSE
tbc christian minister himsetf. # hc ba,
1;errd hts own nssurancc 10 Tho con11;,>t
u,,,nld hsve onno forthwith to th, Govc1no ar
and said to him. uYon aro nbont 70 hanr
n thoroughly redeemed md pardoued uoan
a 1crout Christian. This IN mt in
sni.;t. Tho mai, who committed the crime.
| He has been chanced. he is new m.n. NIL
his sins aYc mt nsnr from him. md. s;nco
Goa h.s ou,I,oned him: cannot von5- nnt
tbs Clergyman IN tl;e cont,,vr eca,ned In
haxa acen ,otb;no ,,,rti.u,,-,r ;ncone;stont
IN ,ba nrosnect al a 5avont chr;s,;,n ha;no
z,nt to Ucavcn hr Tho h,n{-man,s nono
1n5.x7 90 or,;;,.-r d;a tho ~. ,n,n,1 "
h;m that ono ;s ;nc,;na,, ~ asr <na,s al,
r.etb.- ;f,h;a ho .h, m,rno- n rh;eh
1Ioo~on 10 611n,1 m ,ho ssa,a of sao;a,1
.s.--,i, T.. .-s..;a.',.-,- .t.-s.:. ~
49, - s.a. r..-a, ;.,t;.... 49, -
-
~, ~. An.s,,. ~ ~ " as,
80. . ~ r.. -
ms Peo1s,a - ..AA M =. .,.,,. -, ls ~
~, - h1A.' 'ae I;..a. = ."'e.
s' F'-"pA' ~, = 80 AI.' -. 49,, ~ .A'.I
sls.a ~ ~, II, o.e.s' n,p'es' 1i14t-'s ~ ~
ues.ns " sa0 n.uaf'a leopc' ', ~" "u''
ue.'ns soi''e .nii's-e'sn1 ~. tn''1ioaS of NJ
s sote as ,ao ,i.osa 1eigas' ss3eao'e'
o1'sse' soo -snAt sue nmet'c,.a peop'
e fo91te " "o"h ~ Isn "''l osspesal
t.- Aoe Se''a ~ 'ae -so1'a -nas -
esesAoa W you. country and nosa1a'
4 -, ~. ~ A - s0e Desu e!oseass'
wa. % ~ eon1aes ot tesamons
49,. :. 49,. ses - e1cftS' 'nan ceteane
..-.aa~.s1s 49,. 80 ...ss ~ ~ " u'-so VII, nest
cn1,st;a ~ ta,ar 49, s.,a;os. p,ottssea us ia'sh
, 1869-09-05

Arr..cT II the y1rcJa.1 G1:ette Is scFere tu his
dercnttauon Of croQuet He says; tThe only
dcts1oprrns ltaile to lover the uu1al st1udMd Of
The camp Is crpQ1eL This u plaIed necessarily
for 1eea before the meeting. nd We hare ret 70
not ccUTon occurrences, especially among the
fair NC deeply tezfet to Eay Il u the general
rEact!oc Of the sdicz 10 puah their balls trto nore
favorable pos,tons when ohst1Fed, Au1, II de-
sec1ed, to deny H. We have seen ministers Do 1t
tlEf md again"
, 1869-09-05
The RunbuEs Of History.

. FFpN Cstc He<k
uoa talk to ne about Iour historical facts"
said paradox loving friend Of ours the othcrdz
Fc seen 10 many so.caHtd accepted fa-.s up-
Eet, naE sc3nF iutecd rome ace EuotIia< 10 con-
neaec hg ooos On uJ oWn aceoa1t, u21et Tho
, 1869-09-05
Cbe: Tribuue;
euHb&,A1F11ON TkHM1I
firAkL3 Ii ApFA1N

fAnT kdt,nAs ~ ytsf ~ hAr1. ..... ......,N34.Go
1ti'Wnav EAttle. f*r Test, h| kAtt......:. B.tt6
ehnaA. fdlsssn. t-f yeaf ~ hli1-.........., 4.hh
Weekly fdltinn. ttf rfAr. ~ Hau-..~...... Q-pe
ratts u 4 yes5 Al ssIss rita
~ tf~+ rs A+isy ard tnl.tates ~ ktrs tst
&,thr- AdAsr~s In fut. insludns Hst~ Apt esrnhs5.
Isinektttt ~ AlIew~l tes ~ ncn! exnulastn0 %
ez!tY s,t,srrtrtten.
R"frftisn<rs tnsy ht u+sds ef.hsS ky drH Frrress,
Fsst Us& eft~. Or In Frd 1fsrd tvsrs 1t cur tisk.
SHEMa trrJ ss~rst'nffttst
5lAffy hclIrrrA hut.dar tItyr1 E.4a r~nfs ~ WRIT
Datfg deuvrsrA HcpdA4 fr,t trr.B7 erstts rrt wt<A
A8sless TRIBUNE GUMrAHf.
t3hkeAkn IL
, 1869-09-05

In vi!lagc near B1es1au, in Si1csia, II
pcas4ns wo1s4n has gtycn birth. los the second
time, 10 three Children Snc hts eeea mar1ed
three years, Is tNenty oue yesFa old and has scfen
children
, 1869-09-05
the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.

lHE W0RLD Of Amusement,
Marriage.
The Question Of Chances EXAMINED,
Kissing.
+,
How it Always Doos not Go by
Favor.
6lobbg on Hatfield.
A Rainy 6cnsOn nj moVlckcr's.
HNnRrstss~
, 1869-09-05

Letter from AuxtFln-At MaEniNceur
nnd EnsntereAtln- Capital The
Nc1r 3P<rn House In yicunn-Pc.
cultnrtxieH OF Shc ClhzenR-The
Torrsd Term: on the D:Anubo-A
RuroanR Tourney Down i1lu River
Tho Lt~us OF the 1lctEopolls-Thc
Sunl mNE EQuccFf2. y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-24
County Convention.


We Itrust our Democratic friends
Throughout the county will bear in
mind that the Convention to be held
here ON Saturday next, to elect deler
gates to the State Convention to meet
in Columbus ON the 7th day of July.
The issues involved in the coming
contest are of as much importance as
anyetupon which the people of this
country have ever passed. The pres
ervation and perpetuity} of the Coy
ernment as handed down to us by the
patriotic founders of the Federal
Union; the equality of the States and
the equality of the people, are ques7
tions involved in the contest, and the
issues should be fairly and squarely
made; and candidates possessing the
true jefferson qualifications-honesty
capacity and fidelity to the Constitu-
tion-pHt in nomination., and gloriz
Gus victory will perch. upon the old
banner of Democracy in October b
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-24
J lfore RadicaI Progress,

WENDELL PH1LLIPs, the highest
priest and prophet of the Jacobin par
ty, has worked himself into an un-
wholesome rage against the Pacific
Railroad, on the ground that that ma
chine will not be able to kill as many
people as Phillips would like to have
butehered. In late article in the
.Astti-S SldVery Standard, he declares
that he sees great good in the fact that
"the Indians have begun to tear up
the rails and shoot passengers and
conductors ON the Pacific Railroad. "-a
After expatiating on the WRONGS the
Indians are supposed to have endured,
he adds ~ ''ia q5 - 81 2iiEitio 9
"Lasf year, Indians destroyed loco
motives, and shot conductors. II Tmid
Durant forbade the telegraph wires to
report the fact. He trembled for his
road. To-day $1,000 warriors on the
war-path--a thousand miles of ex-
posed road this railway thepet play
thing of the 4 American people y
Would our words could reach, every
Indian chief. We would tell him, lay
down your gun, but allow no rails TO
lie between Omaha and the noun
tains. 'The accursed code is O'Con-
nelps best weapon, said Shell.T The
Pacific Railway is the Indians Ala
bama.3 Every blow struck on those
rails is heard round the globe. Haunt
that road with such dangers that none
will dare use it." 30 u isoif29sg !
Phillips hates his own race soin-
teEsely that he actually invokes its
extefmination by assassination. He
is a worthy leader of the party of all
the decency, all the intelligence and
ali the religion.-Crtsis.l sulsa ii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-24
: Candidate for Governor.

= As the day draws nigh for the meet
ing of the Democratic State Conven-
ton, many of our contemporaries are
expressing their preferences for can
didate for Governor, and the indica-
tions are that Hon. Rufus P. Ranney
is the choice Of large majority of the
Democrats Of the State for that posi-
tion. In another column we publish
an able article on the subject. from the
Wayne County Democrat, which we
commend to the perusal Of our readers.
Ranney is pretty well known to the
people of Old Portage, who know
him to be in every way qualified TO do
honor to the Gubernatorial Office, and
no man would receive a more cordial
support from the Democracy of this
county than he. aal OF f.4b!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-24
J88 tErom the Ohio Farmer.l99
Trials of Harvesting Machines.

Are they of value to, the farmer or
the manufacturer? Evidently they
are, If any Of the important questions
which should decide as to merit can
be satisfactorily established. But the
past has taught that those questions
are not always SO established lone no
table failure was that of the Massa-
chusetts trial OF Mowers in 1856.
The largest premium ever offered for
best mower, arlaWarded in the United
States-perhaps in the World-was Of
fered at this trial. and more time was
given to an investigationof the rela-
tive merits of the several machines in
competition, than had ever before or
since been bestowed upon any similar
effort and yet the machine which Sc
cured that large premium has since
most signally failed, not only of meet
ing the wants of the farmer, but it has
been fatal to. the prosperity of such as
relied upon it for success in manufae-
turing. 17i'h Sz'ii'i-''' q '.'I'' - =
ts Again, no machine of even limited
success hasfailed to obtain some i'm
portant premiums. Machines often
come i'll competition to-day, and de-
cision is made, only to be reversed to-
morrow 'iiJ o. fsfvt i2-t "2i''- #i'.
lsd These results are often reached on
account of lack of knowledge of the
essential points which 3 committee
should have. Sometimes the exhibit
ors are sharp enough to hide the de-
fects of their machines behind the ac-'
knowledged strong points, and some
times all parties are, confused by at
tempting that which is impracticable
and superfuous. If committees
would conflne their Investigations to
those questions which may readily be
determined, and leave those which re-
quire long series of experiments, un-
der different combinations, out of the
question, much more definite and re-
liable results might be reached. For
instance, the question Of the relative
amount of power required to operate
different machines might be determine
ed with considerable accuracy; but
the question why one machine draws
easier than another, would be more
difficult. -
The only questions in which the far
nier has especial interest are the fol-
llowing:-lst. Which machine is most
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-06-24
8. Simply 4 Preiudice against Coler.'

s'lnply fe'aa'ee asA'n-'
says hadicai coIethporary Ing
oppositlon 10 the CIVIL pohsic ans
sociai equailty OF negroes ana '
Is simply preJudice agaias soi1
since II is wen known tnal shef
notning IN color tnat snoAlo pro4ace
dinerences IN the constltuslonai Make
up OF human oeings-, Coiof' cereaih-
y according 70 DARwiN' Is oi.en ih-
',lhately associa'eo WIN eonsu.u'ich-
:. = - -. .ssex p = aTI. T. 80
- n.
1.1Ass s1sl ..9o.s ~ -
D'acA pigs ale unlli = .ssl,' .lleu " i. ni'e
'errlers sum-. inoss-lFoii uislenipor'
ana "nite ehichens from tne gapes'
~ o,'.iy = s p'Ans e1'en ~ sneep
"n % poioonone ~ "nlse 1"esp =
o"i'. /" hi'o iolses sune' 'e'e.o.!
ifom .zea'i money -ue"eti feeenes 0.s
"ni'e ohes.iusS ,.,.., a'iu pays are MINI M,
Aa"'pie' .i'f,.1o". o
''i1.',tiiea -. ..tf.l.E ......-
So,o' IN n.'.lan :.n De.ns - a.so i".l,
a'a IN ,eons.s - -
-, s's ,aas.a1.. -. -. s.st.. = az
,os.oss'..I1 1's.--s,.s,r'9 - s.e.I.
oA0..s G o HS' ,.iA1'n. 49,
n noi nuso - 'no l.''..,,.., my i,,1n
-s..a,$.l.S ~ - - ~ .A.I
.,.-se.,O.].-N-H,1N"1,.,., - .-. -. - 'e',C. ~. y
- - 80 - -
~ 80 - ppoesa - .ne on'.sa -.
,'e 'e.'"i 'a" VI .no ,A0os -, uo ny; no'
~ sA piaeA SA ,.'.' nat
". ~ 'nes -, -. - nv, s1' ~ nv US !. :
-. ~ ,nen D,a'A,, 0o.ol. .nAs
s,'on :. my nv M ~. pleluu,oe ailss
DlaoA 80 49, en Wy ". :. D,aoA
ohehslHe Mnen iocoiors ,ne sN'h ol :
human Deihss Simply because n rs
an advertisement 10 the Woria that
tne possessor OF such = coiorea SKIN
possessesicertain constlsutlonai Pecu-
iliarities, mat make intimate relations