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LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.
SOCIETY,".
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No. 40 BROAD-sTREET.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
ready secured Oh annual revenue from premiums ON
existing policies OF nearly s50o,0oo (Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollarsl. Its new business for the
month Of December $72.393 SO, insuring the
amount of $1,l57,0O It's new business for the
month Of January was SS6,524 H. insuring the
amount Of 81 ,849. zoe.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and weathiest Life Insurance Compa-
mics in the United states during the entiro first
year OF their existence.
The Association was frss started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens Of st. Louis, for
the purpose of changing the current Of Life Insur-
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South, and its plan is liberal and
just to every section, State and district the wealthy
men of the West and Sou generally are insuring
their lives in it, the exclusion Of other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months Of December and January are Of
an averange amount Of 81 1853 a. drawing an aver.
age annual premium Of $418 20
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny in the United States is about 5000 to each poll.
cy while the average size Of oil policies existing in
this country is only about $250o.
These facts speak for themselves. and show that
the business men of the country, who have money
to invest select this Association in preference to all
other Institutions
Branch or Department is about to be established
here, under the supervision Of Local Board Of Di-
rectors the net OF which are to be invested in
this community.
March 20 lyr
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THE RIoE T1ERoE. In noticing yesterday
the mooted question Of taking off the charge usually
made in this market for tesces in selling rice we
wrongly said that the principal factors had agreed to
abolish the charge The truth is that the buyers of
rioe are the movers in favor of the abolition the
Arms who signed tho circular which we printed be.
ing the principal dealers in this city. We have no
doubt that the factors will consider the propriety
ef making the change, snd We trust that they will
soon declare that to be the p sive fact which The
NEWS announced o little ahead of time.
We learn that special meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce will be held next week to consider and
determine the whole question
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TIE STATE CoURT-HoN. r.. B. CARPENTER
PREs1DMa.-In the Common Pleas.-The action Of
Mayor CLARK to the alternative writ of n,andaus was
read and the further hearing of the postponed
until this morning
In Equity.--The court continued the call Of tho
docket, and was 80 engaged until the hour Of ad-
journment.
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TIE UNITED STATES Court. MARCH 19-HoN.
GRo. s. BRYAN. PREs1p1Na.-Thec court was occupied
yesterday in hearing the libels of D. Boyle and T.
Hayward against the steamer Volunteer. end Charles
Heinrohn. Danl Dupre and M. Dunn vs. the same
her engine. tackle, &c for wages. Deas Burnett
for hbellant, and Dinge Barker for respondents
The case was continued over until Tuesday next.
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ACCIDENT UP THE RoAD.-A Mr.. Crawford
and another gentleman procured horse and buggy
yesterday and went up the road on pleasure ride.
When about three miles from the city the horse
dashed off, throwing the gentlemen out and slightly
injuring them. The horse and buggy returned to
the Charleston Hotel leaving the parties up the road
to get down the best way they could.
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ADvERTIsEMEMTs FOR TIE NEWS dropped
into the iron advertising box at the corner Of Hayne
aud Meeting streets. before IL O'Clock p. M, will
appear on the following morning with as much GER
ta:nty as If they were left at the office.
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The MARINERS CHURoH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church. Church. street. TO-
morrow, Sunday, at half.past ten O'Clock in the
morning, and halfpast three O'Clock in the after.
noon. |.
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CHANGE OF THE BRLL.-On aud after tonight
st. Michaels bell will be rung at eight and ten P.
inatead Of seven and nine, as heretofore.
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ANOTHER SENsATIoN.-On the night before
last several government water carts and ambu-
lance were found in Queen.street after hours.
trary to ordinance They we're taAen to the Guard
house, and early yesterday morning there were the
most startling rumors afoat that ammunition wag-
ons and artillery had been secretly carried to the
Guardhouse to be in readiness to blow the wool" of
the head Of the Republican '.faithful" Who should
show their noses during the day. Political slove
knots" formed on the corners and IN the by ways
and the matter seriously discussed and weighed,
much to the distress OF some of the .'braves" who
snufed considerable discomfort in the impending
result. Midday the truth was ascel tanned, "the
laugh came in," ana the exercised 'bussums" beat
to g less excited pulse.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALE TRIS DAP
j. A. ENsLow Il Co. will sell at IL O'Clock, on
Palmetto Wharf, fifty barrels clayed molasses.
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HOLY WEEK.-To-morrow will be Palm Sun
day. the opening day of Holy Week. The religious
exercises Of the week In the Catholic Churches will
be as follows:
Odthedral-The Office of Tenebrm will begin at
P. NJ. on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even.
ings. Sermons after the Office of Tenebrae on Wed.
nesday by Rev. +. J. Shadler. thursday Very Rev T.
Bermingham, Friday Rev. DR.. Moore.
HOLY THURSDAY.
(Holyday Of obligation this year, The morning
ofhces will begin at halfpast 10 O'Clock p. M. al
which time the CONSIDERATIONS of the holy oils Will
take place
GOOD FRIDAY.
The Mass of the presanctiaed will commence at
A. M. Stations Of the Cross in the eyenirr . At
Pm.
HOLY SATURDAY.
The ofaces of Holy Saturday will begin at A. M,
st. Aary's-Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Mass
at7A.M.
st. Patricks-Palm Sunday, Mass at A. NJ
BIZ ssing and distribution of palms at 10 A. M fol.
Lowed by High Mass Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, Mass at 7 A. NJ. Thursday, Mass ct "A. NJ;
and High Mass at ga. M. Friday and Saturday.
Moss at A. M.
st. Joseph's-Palm Sunday. Office of blessing palm
at 1OA. M. Boly Thursday. Arst Mass at IA. M:
second Mass at 8 A. M. Good Friday, service at
A. M. Holy Saturday, service commences at 7 A. M.
st. PaM,s-Maundy Thursday, sA. M. Good Fri
day. 8 A. M. holy saturdsy,7A. M.
st. Peter's-Holy Thursday. Mass 6% A. M. Good
Friday. exercises Of the Holy Agony, SP. M.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 19.-Papilion Ho-
teLA McKinstry. Mrs w Conkling, Mrs Resetsr.
Pennsylvania; J Bennett, Horbeck, New York;
VIM Geddings, Michigan; Dookerty, New
York; s Sandon. Florida; A Ingraham Missouri; R
Stearns, VIM Simpson, Fernanaina, Fla; J
Bailey, wife and two daughters. Newport, R I; PIX
Coburn, summerville; W ArmstH ong, r P Coburn,
South Carolina; @ Hood, Georgia; g e stodman,
Blaekvle; G. Bomar, Jenesville. S g; James b
Toison South Carolina; r Borough and vile,
John M friedman and wife, s II Moseley and wife,
Mss Morris, r Yoro, Georgia; g Camp, Co.
lumba.
Charleston Aotct.-James Howell, Francis McBee-
ly. Thomas Foran, John seely, Cbas Dockerty, New
York; Bossange, Harry Bossange. Savannah; Jas
Gould. L j Aven, Boston; G W Griffin, Miss Griffin,
Baltimore; 81 Jones, wife and child, New York /;
n wi der. Miss Wilder. Boston; Neave j B
Parsons AID wife. Cleveland; Mrs James Andrew,
Mrs H Andrew, Cincinnati; J Fvant Boston D d
Page and wife, ST. Louis; n r Tucker. o Y Semen,
Savannah; Mrs D stockwell. stookwel. Ban
gor, Me; A Lawton and wife, DR. Sam West, Miss
Dehony, Rhode Island b g Drew Boston; M
DeLeon. Savannah; Gregg, Graniteville; Mr. and
Mrs F Austin, Stewart, Mrs Eugene Kelly, child
and NURSE New York; II NJ Thompson, George
Thomson, II L Chase and wife, J Sumner and wife,
Massachusetts,; Gcvillin, Connecticut; b Marks,
Martin New York; W Buokhant, jenkins
and wife. New York; Bruuning, st Louis; ] q
Hussey. wife and daughter, L Haldeman, Ohio; 8
d Nohafns Laurens.
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The AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, has large
and airy family rooms. quiet and retired, although
In the centre of business and places of amusenaent.
This house has no superior in New England.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Messrs. A. L..
Tobias, G. w. Williams, Francis J. Pelzer. Henry
CObia and henry Buist. the commissioners, will on
Monday morning oron books and receive subsorip
tons to the capital stock Of the Home Insurance
Company OF Charleston, at the once OF A. L. Tobias
No. 100 East Bay. This is altogether what lis name
conveys-a homo enterprise and the high ssanding
and commercial reputation of the gentlemen connect
ed with 1t guarantees that its affairs will be man
aged with intelligence and etbought. At this tnae
about $3.50 600 Is paid out from this State monthly
for premiums of fire and marine insurance, and 1t is
the object of the company to retain and use ths
capital at home Before the war local companies
were very prosperous, paying for many years divt-
dends ranging as high as twenty per cent, while
their shares sold ut hfty per cent. premium. There
is no reason why similar good fortune should not
attend the Home Insurance Company. to which, as
Charleston company, managed by Charleston men,
we wish full subscription list, large business and
most abundant prosperity.
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THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
publish this morning the advertisement Of the Life
Association Of America, company which, in the
course Of nine months has secured III annual reye-
nu', from premiums on existing policies, Of nearly
half million Of dollars. This. We understand it,
is but the natural result Of the system upon which
the company was established. we'll tried and per.
uiar plan was adopted This was the rst step. and
then sufficient number of the merchants and cany
tasts ofst. Louis insured their lives to put the co
pany upon sound basis. So the company obtained
large paying business without the expep ses for
agents and advertising which In the first years press
80 heavily upon new companies We may add that
u 10 part Of the system of the company to invest In
each district the premiums received in that district
so that no m ney paid to this company for prem-
ums Will be drained out Of the State, WI
The following extract from article published bv
the insurance Monitor" the independent and re-.
spectacle organ Of insurance interests will show the
estimation In which the company 10 held:
LIFE AssoCrA rIoN or AMERICA
The advertisement Of tins company viii eSsract
unusual attention. not that 1T has been an
thing life companies to be formed in ST. Louis
Tor any company East West, old or new to secure
such substantial recoani Ion OF public condenne "a
me business OF TINS company for December +xh,bit
Inc premiums tor the single month on ne,u business
DOLLARS.
tne iaot OF is being purely mutual comp pany divd-
ing proAs among policy holders; and If that In
not good ground for popularity, our observat,on
mas 1een at fault The giants Of the day mutual
will ever commend itself to the American pubiic.
we underestimate to be tho intentiop OF the associ-
afon 20 beard saSon sri his Ion, and plant at once
branch Office IN this cty whereit win corr pete Win
ors Of the orient.
The Office Of the Charleston derariment is at No.
40 Broad-street where all desired information may
be obtained
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The PRoPR1EToRs OF ssWhann's Raw Bone
superphosphate Of Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers and others interested In procuring frst-
class manure. to call and examine their works, see
process Of manufacture and inspect the materisls
used They have secrets, give full value. and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the stan
dard analysis. claRhorn. Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale Of 1t In Augusta and Charleston
Fepruary 23 limo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCircwlntiOn.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
C0GNIZED IS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATI0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POST0FFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROvzS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW
The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at Six DOLLARS year in ADVANCE or
at FIFTEEN GENTS a week, payable to the carriers.
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To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GRoRGrA.-Believing .'WHAHN's" RAW BONE Su-
PERPHosPHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market. and superior to many
and being desirous Of having it thoroughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums;
1s For the largest yield of Cotton ffom an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth s1eO. "a For the Sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from acre of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $6o 3d. For the largest yield
OF Corn from acre of land, Silver Goblet worth
s25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WAANNs"' RAw BONE SUPRRpHospHATR alone is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satsfactoy evidence Of the amount pro-
duced on the acre, and statement Of the manner in
which they applied the manure. A limited amount
only Of this Phosphate win be distributed during the
season Prices delivered ON the cars at Charleston,
SOS per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable lst November.
CLAGHORN, HERRING co.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, s. c.,
And No. z Warren Bleck, Augusta, Ga.
February 23 limo
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TIE SEASON. .-Melchers & Muller have open
ed their new stock Of fashionable dry goods at No.
217 King-street. Gee advertisement.
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IHE PROMENADE CONCERT AND GIFT ENTER-
PRICE IN AID Of the sidc-s ssa orphans s1 tt.:oso
members Of the Charleston Rifemen who fell In the
war or died from ts effects, promises to be an ex-
caedinsly popular and agreeable entertainment.
Good music has been engaged, and.ths best Of re.
Treatments Will be provided. Among the prizes to
be distributed are those now on exhibition ut Mr.
Hs aaydens. Ktng-street corner Of Hasei-strest
They consist Of: One tea service valued at $SS:
kettle richly arabesqued 8SB; two pair oastors SOS
and $40; an ice pitcher sla; cake basket sla but
tor dish and knife $40; ladle o. All Of tieao art
cles are silver Also. six blue and red fans With
ivory handles. :. Each ticket win draw something.
Nothipg ~illb wanting In preparation TO make taie
festival second to nons and equal 70 any shaa has
ever bssa given hero, ana the prsparations making
warrant the belief that It sibe success ID every
particular. IA
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GIVEN

ne VIII return the money. His charges are 80 rea
scnabie % ain to mako buyers believe the articles
are given S.1
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the public generally at cost prices. His stock o
Neck Ties. Ecarfs ana
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COLLARS

win also he soad &c sas prices t s::s5 compeit;;-
ton, and IL satisfaction "a noe
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A WAY

He is prepared to make Shirts 10 order with th
utmost dspatoh aad his assoftmsns OF ready mod,
Shirts 10 90 full that buyars DAN be Attea atg mo.
ments notice. For proof of these stalsnentc call
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BUSINESS. TICES.

The ATTENTION If dealers is called to tn.
sale Of J. A. Enslow Co., Accommodation
wharf, this day.
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REPAIRS PROMPTLY attended r0
February1 DAo amo.
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Star Shirt and Fornishing oCods Ermporiara.
Messing-street. nssriy oppoeite Market Han.
JsnuAry sss t,rooa
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Aurtiun Salcs.


Unreserved Sale Molasses
BY j. A. ENSLOW & co.
THIS DAY, the Goth inst at II O'Clock, A. M, will
be sold on Palmetto Wharf without reserve
so hhds. Clayed MOLA>SEs.
Landed from tie schooner Willie Martin from
Cardenas. March 20
Handsome Parler and Bedroom Furniture,
consisting Of Chairs, Tables. Sofas, Bed
stedds, Bedding, &C., at AUCTION.
BY q. MCBRIDE SMITH.
On TUESDAY, the 23d inst at the residence No. 26
George street. at IL O'Clock.
The Residence No. 26 Georgostreet, will be sold
at auction on THURSDAY, the 25th INST See adver-
tisement. March 20
Positive Sale Of 1t0o Lots on the north side
Of Alt'ody street, near Spring street, at
Aaction.
BY q. MCBRIDE SMITH.
On THURSDAY, the 25th instant at 10 o'clock at
tho Old Fostotlce,
Ihe above LOTS. known in I. N. Gadsden's plat
as NOS 10 and 81 measuring each 80 feet front by
lo0 feet deep. more or less.
Terms made known in future advertisement
March ~ stuwth4
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once to be well pleased with she will hereafter Of
for them to his customers
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Scr tleue &ricQSierret1r.

Sinter Der grnennuns bes neuen Rriegsiecretdrs
Belfnap ioa, ,uie iebt uerlautet Elm rabifaer Mn.
idlag perbor9en lie9en. Ndt Der Wunid bes Sen
Sherman, BON ieinem Yoften als interimiftilde,
Rressiecretdr entboben Su iein, iou Den Yrdiiben.
ten @rant peranlabt baben. oas neue, bisber unbe=
fannie 2id5t in iein Cabinet berensu5eben; i'm Sc.
eentbeil, beibt es. lei Der san5e 3ped bes Srn
@rant bel oem Maneuure Der semeien, iid sepiiien
einlubreden &aoifalen, pelde beiurdteten. BOB tis
partbei Der Gonierpatipen in WiiIllippi uno Segas
fiesen m6dte, oaourd gefdQis su 5eisen, oaB {,
bic 2eituns beg Rriessoepartements einem Mannt
i6ertrus, Der iid BON ben &abifalen na4 gelieben
leiten uno enfen laiien miro, tpdbrenb nidt baran
5u oenten par, oab Sberman BON ieinem gnti9lul=
ie. ii allen oirecten ooer norecten ginflufies oui
bic ertpdbnten Wablen su entbalten. bur9 iraeno
etuas bdtte abwenois semadt ,peroen f6nnen. Oeie
ausleguns Der Sade. ,uelde aus gutter Que0e su
ltammen fd'int, lit UNI 10 mabriheinlider, als bic
grnennuns oes neuen Seeretdrs iofort nod Dem
8efannimeroen Der &eiultate Der Wablen in Ohio
unb YenniDluanien erfol9te.
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&abtfale Uelbberi4leuberuua.

Oie Imeritanii&e @eianbtidaft in 9aris seb5rl
betanntlidb 5u ben @eanbtidoften erifen Ranaes. D.
;. 5u ienen. mel&e am meiften @elb foiten. gBie
mir iener 3eit miteetbeilt. muBte es Der raoitaI.
pbarider 6. Q. Waibburne mdbreno Der paar Sa.
&c ieiner Nmtsmirfamfeit aIs 5taatsiefretdr ensu=
ridten. bob bic 8eioloune bes 2esationsattadbee in
Der ameritaniiden @eianotidaft in Yaris. wel9e
iein Neffe erbielt um 50 500 erbSbt murte. - Nber
fit bas idmere @etb. meldes Dem Steuersabler fiji,
bic grbaltuns Der Barrier 8eianotldaft a6se3watt
piro, etpas su leiiten, fdqt Germ @aib6urne uno
ieinem Neifen nidt elm. nod ueniser aber tommt e.
benz prdiiberten @rant in ben @inn, Srn. Wafb.
burne oaran 3u erinnern baB er ni9t Bios bes Ser.
sndsens balber mad paris sei9idt murbe. Da ioa
j. y. iber einen anerifanii9 sfran36fi9en Yoituer-
tras oerbanoelt peroen. Sur 5abruns oieicr Der,
banolunsen. iollte mon meinen, udre bic @eianot-
i&att oa. @arum ni&t gar! iaste bas Cabinet in
sSaibin9ton; oas 1T Ia bic id5nHe @elesenbeit,
nod .einen bon uniere 2eut" ouf Onfel @am's Ro-
item Bu fdttern. llno 70 seidob es. Senator Ham=
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Corruption i'm Neiu Nrofer Sullbuuie

Sn Der r9onbon DaiIp gsetus" dubert iidb Sc
mano iiber bic Bebanoluna. tpelhe ct in, obi9en
3oabauie erfabren babe. Ser Mann er3dblt. SaB
DIE 3oQbaus=8eamten ihm seiast. oab. rpenn rib.
men gi9arren unb Sanoi4ube sdbe, lie oafir iorsen
miroen oaB er feinen 3oq auf bieie artifel 5u bez
5ablen brau4e. Ct iaet ferner:
Aim Sage nad lnener Anfunft traf id einen
Yaiiasier oes @diffes, auf Dem id, aefoumen, Def.
len Saden pie id bemerft bate, fait gar ,nidt un=
teriubt woroen maren: SD fraste i'm. wie es toms
me. bab er auf eieie Wsiis besintist moroen. gr
iaete mir, er babe Dem 3oQbaus 8eamten feline Rar=
te geseben uno ibn einsslaoen. i'm am ndditen 9a<
9e au beiuden. CT lei eetommen uno er. (oer Yai=
iasier) babe ibm bann $40 aeseben. Dies, perI-
derte ct mir, lei Die @eiie, pie es bieenieen mad=
ten. bic 8ei&eio pabten.. 9as lit elm idoner Gom=
mentar 5u boben Yroteftip=3 36qen. Wenn i'm Sa-
fen BON Nen Dort 8aaren nod YeIieben seidmus-
selt ueroen fonnen, bann muB bic S9museelei an
Ger weiten eanaoiiden @renSe enorm iein. Wfir lit
aus gutter QueQe periidert ruor6en. bob mande re-
fpectable panoelsbduier ibre Waaren in Canada
taufen, NIT ber Yeoinsuns, 6ab iie 3oqfreii Neu-
BORT ab9eliefert mereen. Sdmug9eln lit in Der
$bat Elm reselmdBises @eiddft geporoen!"
g8as bic Corruption i'm q. Dorter 3cabauIe an.
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@as nun ?

Dieber cinn,ai baben mir in Ohio einen Wabl<
fampf our1eemaht ano uieoer einmal Hno mir se.
fnlaeen worben. Sreili& Fnb mir felt Is Sabun
on Rieberloaen sem5bnt. aber beiesmal elaubten
mir bod Die aesrdnbetEe llriade 3u baben. ,ie su=
fammeneeih republitaniide Mebrbeit iiber-
mdlteen unb bic bemofratiidbe sSabne enoIid mieber
auf unier Stats. gopitol oufpFan3en su f6nnen.
Die 6ffentlide 9timmung i&ien uns slnftia 5u
iein. Diek Hepublifaner eeitanoen bic idIe9te
Birihi4aft ibrer Yartbeifibrer Elm unb aue fabl-
ten ben Drud, ben bieie f4le9te Birtbi9af berpor-
brinst. Die republifanii6en @tumpreoner maren
ni9t In Stanbe. aniebnli9e yeriamn,luneen ber-
an3uIoden; ibrer anbdnser fdien f9 bic poaitdn.
biene @lei@9iltieteit bemd&tist 5u baben. Muf
Der anberm 6eite batten pir Demotraten Elm aona
auseesi&netes Staatstidet unb an ern. YenbIeton
einen @oubsrneurs. ganbbaten, beiien periSnlide
g6renbaiti9ieit ielb BON ienen politii9en Gesnern
5useRaaoen peroen mubte.
9rob nuebem finb mir abermals eei&Iasen tporben.
Nan iaee uns ni&t oab mir nur nit eer;nser Mebr-
belt ee6lasen porben inb, bab bic rdbitale Nebr-
beit bic lebes Sabr II 1888 betrus, bieies abr taum
Die 6dlfte betraeeu mirb. Dieie unb anoere Croft.
sranbe dnbern ni&ts an ber 9batia&e. bab pir se-
f4lasen iporoen Ruo. Benn bos Bolt BON Ohio
,erniIi4 9emoII bdtte bann batte e ebenio lei4t
Die II 600 BON 1868 ais bic 300O bic Dor Suei Sab.
.ren Thurman f&Iueen, lber,udItisen f6nnen.
i unb warum that Is bies uidt? Rann Is iein, boB
bas Bolt in bic berri&enbe partbei ibre iGIe9te