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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-01-19

be here, surrounded by such kind friends, and to
see Mr.. Houston, whom had known so long, and
had seen in my own dear home
I'VE expect to start for Hanchow early to NOR
row, November 10th, where we will remain for
the nresent"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-01-19

Female Schools.-Iti is very gratifying to hear
that the Female Schools in Virginia. under the
care of Presbyterians are generally in condition
of much prosperity. Among them is the venera-
bic Ann Smith Academy, which DR.. White is
building up with such cheering success. His ad-
vertisement in this paper announces the commence
ment of the second half term of the present year
on the 9TH of February.
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Let Those Who Can, Give Help.

We have no way of making known the wants OF
the church mentioned below by our brother, Mr.
Boyd, so efectual as the statement made by the let
ter So it is published and will speak for ITSELF
Cen. PREs.l
ELDoRADo, UNION Co., ARK,
December 18th, 1862
DR.. Brown, My Dear Brother,-Far away from
you good people in Virginia, in the Wids Of Ar
kansas is little knot of devoted but poverty
stricken Presbyterians, organized as church lit
tie more than year ago, and numbering fifteen.
They set about bravely to build house of worship
The subscription went around to every man in
town, and Methodist, and Baptist, and Epscopa-
Ian all put down something. Enough was sub
scribed the building begun. But the drought cut
off the cotton crop at least one-half, and now the
subscribers cannot pay. Thus with our little house
in process of erection, failure stares in the face
One good brother says it shall go on, if he has to
build it, but he is poor, and it will take year OF
more for him to make the necessary money. The
point is Eldorado the most important place In this
section of country and it will be really disastrous
to our cause here if we fail. And then our Pres
bytery will have to meet in this unfinished and un
rooted church next spring.
Will you not help us by calling the attention Of
our people to our immediate wants. and may be
the great Master will put it into the hearts of some
who can, to give US assistance. No matter how
little it will be thankfully received.
The Rev. George E. Eagleton our Jealous and
efficient brother has been supplying this little flock
with preaching once month. He has scattered
good seed in good ground; after many days it vii
spring forth and produce abundantly. It's an an
pOrtant locality. There are precious souls there t.
be saved
May God bless you and prosper your efforts
Yours with fraternal regard
THOMAS NJ. BOYD.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
MeueQe &riegsna6ri6ten
.. auf cer brttten 6ette.
MM8laMaiide Ma@rt9tem.

Nab part6 paren frlber BE Blide
aQer polittfer um cieie 3eit eeri@tet,
menn irseno cine pertdn9nibooueG
in europa ;u lIien ,par oenn BET ber
@ifite> ,pel6e eie @ertreter Der au6wdr=
tisen &esierunsen am Neujabretase
benz &aiier Napoleon ma9ten, pfe9te
oieler our6 ir9eno cine aufaQence
Neuberuns Die 5altun9 Granfrei6s 1t,
oer Iasesauselesenbeit an;uoeuten, unp
mebe pem 2anne> 9e9en oaS ner failerz
li6e 3orn sert9tet mar! Do5 erfubr
Seiterret6 beim Neujabrsbe1u9e Don
1859. Nud beute f1nb ouer Blide
nab Yaris eertdtet, aber mie pbuis
serdnrert 1T Die pprtiee Sage? llmeez
itir;t 1T rer faiierlideSbrpn Napplepn
III. befneet fid al5 0efan9ener in
Geintesbanc, feline etemaliee &eipen;
1T BON oeutlden Mrmeen umriuet ein
8ran3 BON Teueridlunpen orobt Der
armen cem 6un9er prei6eeaebenen
@eltRaot ben fdredli&ifen Meuiabrsz
arub binsuopnnern unp @erperben unp
8erbeeruns in tbre Mauern 3u perfen.
Der &rie9 idetnt cine anpere Benpune
senpmmen ;u baben: es fino nttt
mebr jene erlditternpenS6lad dtberidte,
Die i'm 9lnfanse peSitlben sroeartise
Gret9nife f@iloerten; ca9esen fomnten
jeoen Sag Nadri6ten Don einerMense
tleiner @efedte, Die pa uno rort int
9ance 1orfaQen unb Elm unausseieBteS
8lutper9ieben epnitatiren. SwSlpen,
uie i'm Norcen GrantreidS tauden pom
Sag su Sag neue Milit1rforps auf
uno 1T bic 2otrezAfmee 9eldlagen 10
iternimmt irseno Elm anoereS Corps
ceren &pue. Ma @eneralen uno an
peren Sffsieren feblt e6 nt@t pel9e
pie 3erftreuten8rdfte iammeln, um neu<
eroinss BEN Getno ansusreifen unp benz
ielberL >penn aud gu f@wa&, tbn gu
l1lasen, bod 3u 3wtnsert, oab ct feline
Rrdfte ssrlplittern mub. Dteie Sampf>
weife mar pdbrenp per leBten Wp6en
pte rprberrl1enpe unD man pernobm
efne Mense Sdarmibel, Die Yorsefal>
len 1inp anp pon Der neuen @toers
ftanpsfraft rer Gran;pien 3eu9nib sez
ben. Gines cer bepeutenpern @efebte
fel bel Mmien6 por, 100 beipe lbeile fd
zen Sies Nreitt8 MAIDEN. .'.. .....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

~ peR<Sfaes- -gfpnep< srbers Fnb bas tilisfe uab
unb ere Mtte aur l1eberenbuns rpn Gee unb iplten,
wp f1esu baben Fnb. basu eebraudt perten
grenn lie Namea ssa nter6retbern etneeanct mercen,
fpten te beut ee{drieben fen unb bas gpfam County
unb staat senau uab ridtis anseeeben merben.
Wenn cine 3eituns ppn einem Defiant an etx anstrfs
rerest werten pQ 70 mus thinner aud bas 9pfat anse<
seben perben no bic 3euns friber empfaneeu puree.
gDenu Semanb iein glatt nidt reeemdsis empfanet
rter 9 euf rsenS tine Nrt 8ebler einaleiden. f. ete
ber betreenee Agent rie be 5erausseber fselet& be-
nahri&tiet perten. ~,
Sic aerantmprtlidts fir gsltentunsen fur tie Bet
tuna perben mir nur bann ternstmen tiseben per
resihrrten Brts user per YrF'Sfee- &C.
fdebeu. .s.:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
,penoen, tpie: Cine 6ano pa19t Die
anbere u. b9l. -,- =

9lus @dobeutf9lanb i9retbt man ::
Die 8emeeunA fir ben bl. 8ater 1T
,nter ben 3atbpltfen in SIooeutidz
LAMB in fetem 3unebme1 beerihen.
Sir bic bpbenscuerniden 2anbe uno bic
bena9barte1 Bacen1er unb Biirtemz
berger mar am 81. Nopember oer WaQz
fabrtaprt Beurpn i'm Dpnautbal ber
Sammelpuntt. Grpb bes rnsiinitisen
@etterS unp per BET no0er Sobre6iett
fait unsanebaren 8erbtnpung6weae be-
tbeilt9ten fi6 BET fe&staulenp Mdnner
ale 8ertreter Don 25 @emeinben, BON
oenen II Der nd9tseleeenen TT procel@
iton er1dienen. Sin feterlt6eS 6p6z
amt er1Hnete bic Teier uno in furser
Mnipra@e ieBte ber prdiat Der Nbtet Die
8eeeutuns pes Cages ausetnanoer.
Gina preibt9 priefter nebft ben @ertrez
tern oes baoiiden unb tpiirtember9tlden
Noels> tpelde gum She'll ftunpenwett Ger
proceiiien iit5 aneeldlo6en batten, tpaz
rem .u Mittas Die @dite pe6 8eneoicti<
ners @onpentes, wabreno in ben dube>
rem 8loferraumen 5unperte bon armen
phsern eelpeist unb babel BON Damen
bes bb6ien Ncel6 bebient tpurren. Inn
Elm llbr fauten lid ale &dume Der slbz
teifirde su einem erbebenoen Nadmit<
taosz@pttespienite, 1,a1 tpel9em Der
6eimpe9 an9etreten wurpe.
Sn 8etrtf ce6 neuen beutIden8unz
pes 1T Die Stimmun9 In Supreut1d<
lanp cine iebr eetbeilte. Nus Stuttz
eart fdreibt man: Der Establishing.
{. Wirtember9 melpet: @ettrn Mbeno
befdlofen bic biireerli6en Gpuesien>
anldbli9 ceS Gintrttts Burtemberss
in ben reut1den Bunp, cine Mpre0e an
ZEN S1nis gu ridten> UNI tbre ranf@
barite Nnerfennun9 fir BEN bp6bersiz
gen Gntl6lub auS;ubriiden. Die
Aprele iaat I'M Weientliden: ~65dt<
peren Tirlpr9e perpanfen mir cab Die
mtdttsen Sntere1enWlr nell
DIE pbne 0efdbr1uns pes @eiens Der
Deutiden Bunoes9emeinidoft elmer
ielbfitdnot9en DRege bepirfen, 9etpabrt
ltno, unb penn aud ter Gintrttt in ben
Deutiden Bunb> rer 8rpne tpie bem
Bolfe, cas Nuf9eben 70 mandsr in unz
lerem betmilden Staatsweien einselebz
ten Nnidauunsen auferlest, 70 finn mir
bod sepib, pab cte Gtnisung Deutld<
lanos gu etnem 9roeen mldti9en @az
terlanpe bic St9erbeit unp Die @lroe
unlerer 6fentli9en 3uftdnpe unp cine
freie 8abn fir Die Gntwtfelune Der eez
meiniamen Gtnri9tuneen uertiirst, Elm
Gortidritt Der in Der @erein3elun9 nlez
mails ;u erreidsn 9epeien wdre."
@ans anoers t1nt eS aus Baiern,
penn Elm Brief aus Win9en bertdtet
fcleenpes Der BON 8atern nit Dem
Norppeuti9en Bunce abee1Alo6ene
Staatsuertras bat pes MibfaQens Der
batert19en Nutional> >2tberalen, Die i'm
et9enen 2anpe ft@ befanntlid Sort
j9ritt6partei nennen, i'm bS6fen@raoe
f@ 3u erfreuen. Den &etsen Der 0erz
oammunseurtbefle IN Der preife er1fz
net Der biefse Moniteur bieler
partei pte ,,Neueite Na6ridten", NIT
einem pern'htenrem @erpict pas perz
,et9net jr Ecercen seroient. DaGelbe
lautet: Ter Son ben batertl l9en Wi>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

nnterbenen fam cine Deputatipn pes
&etdStasS teS neuen beutlaen Bun>
bes I'M 6auptquartiere pes preubenf5z
niss suSerfaiQes, in ber frlbern2uruS@
refpens fron,1Flder 6errider an, Inn
,oenielben BON rerSreanilattonD Deutld<
lambs unter tem Seepter preubens
&enntnib au seben unp ben neuen pe,,tz
1den &aiier gu begriieen. &1nts @tlz
belm tpie5 in ietner Nntwort 3and@f
auf bic Grfplse 1einer Baffen bin unp
fam pann auf bic tbm ansebptene aatz
ierfrone gu fpreden, tncem er fa9te:
Die Nuffproerun9 bes SInigs Don
8atern bic failerli6e @urpe beS alten
peutI I9en Hei9es mieper bersuiteQen,
babe i'm tief bewest uno nidt feline etz
senen @efuble pper lelbf 1ein peri5nltz
DIES l1rtbeil baben bterin ietnen Gntz
ldlub beitimmt. Sur in Der 9eu,etnz
l6aftlt9en Nufforoerung Der beutl9en
Turi iten, Der freien Stdpte unp ber oeut>
Iben Nation erfenne er oie 0oriebuno
peren @tnt er unter @pttes geif ftano
Gplse leilten fDnne. @bper In Die
Da9l1ale fdQt cte Grtldsuas eeS neuen
&atlers uNidt eber merpe1 MIR rnz
iere @affen nieperle9en, als ttSDeutibz
LAMB eeeen Mnsrife il. Der, ,3utunft
fidereefteut it," Dteie Wcrte barmu>
niren idle6t NIT oer Nadrt9t oe8 Sc
lesrapben pab Die Musi6ten fiji ST.
encisune bes 8riesea it6 febr setenert
bdtten. ."'
Spn belpneerem Sutereiie if bit telez
srapbtlbe Mittbeiluns, pab @eneral
Duerot, pelder Die tetannten Mailen<
auefdue aus Yari6 leitete, bic ben Deutz
l9en 70 piel gu 1daffen ma6ten, am IS.
,. in etnem 2uftbalIon Yarts serla6en
babe, INN ba6 COMMANDO Der i'm Qance
or9aniFrten Nrmeecprps 3u iiberneb<
men, peren Beitimmuns es it, Der be-
laserten 6auptitaot ,u 6iIfe su font
men. Sir Die peuti9e Nrmee Dor pa
RIG brinet bic Gilenbabn tdslid ean3e
Qapunoen npQ Belaeerunssmunitton.
Giner Depelde aus Serlaiues sufol9e
1T Die 6afenfapt Dieppe BON elmer
$4,000 Mann itarfen peutlden Golpn<
ne beiest unp fnp &anonen, nit penen
man ben 6afen unp pie 8u6t beberrz
iden fann in ben Sorts aufsepRanst
worpen.
Die llnisertitdt Dublin Bate cine
Grtlirune perbTentli6t portn es beibt
Die Stapt Yarts plrfe nidt bombarpirt
weroen, neil 1e Der sig Der Biloun9
unp GistlHaticn fet; nun protefftren
Die profeRoren uno Stupenten Der Unit
periitdt 06ttinsen ee9en risleGrfldruns
unp befirworten pa6 Bpmbarpement
BON paris. ylatirli@ bdnat pas
S9ifial per terrobten 5auptaact ni@t
ppn pem @utadten Der 6o919ulproz
feHpren peer Stucenten ab.
@te ,pente preueen BON &ublano su
fur@ten bat, aeiSt iolsenpe Depeide
aus petersburs: Die ruif1he 3esiez
runs bat erfldrt wenn9uremburs zines
Bru1es Ger Neutralttdt pom Settrn Der
preubiiben Ne9teruna iberfabrt weroe1
f1nne, 70 Babe preuben oas Nedt, rem
0ertras nit 2uremburs j., bre@en unp
pas 1erritorium unrerslalt@ su be-
leBen. Da IaNen fih aud in Ger erc<
fen politif eewihe Sprt@wbrter an>I
..,a ~ ISL, 5.,a rr .r.sr d. @i.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
Summer 164..

niltern in GerlaiQes absefdlp0ene Ser
trae besueli6 be6 8eitritt 8aterns 51
benz neuen beuti6en gunee entiprt9t
au6 nt9t I'M entferntelteu bem, pas
caS ceutl1e Gelf na6 Ben Spfern; Die
es fir ta6 Gaterlanb uno fir BE beutz
1den Girlten aebradt, gu erwarten bezJ
redtist 1T. Den Wiinl9en ees parzt
ticularismuS 1T spufe Ae9nung eee
trasen, jenen be8 0rlfeS t,ur)in auberf !
eerin9em 0rare. Sn Berlin berri9t
uuter ben Nb9eptbneten bee &et@sta9S
cer er1Bte un&piue iber cieien @ertrae;
iputen Mencerungen benelben Spm1una
pesratbe oper Baiern abeelebnt weroen
10 1T bic Mnnabme bes @ertraAe8 3petz
felbaft. @a8 oann aber 8aiern an
S6aren unp Spptt gu ertra9en 2baben
Miro, m1yen Sene perantwprten, bte
eine IL srobe 3eit IL fleinlid auffai1en
unp ben S6ein Der llnabban9i9fett bBz
Der ReQen als Die Si9bett 9apernS.~
Npb oeutlider 1T fulsenoe @teIe; tpo
es beibt: ,,llnter allen l1mitdnben aber
mag Der Sertra9 nun aur @eltung &C.
iangen pcer ni9t, f6eint es at1s, bab
Elm Wintftertum, paS ben, @plfe fat
einen Stein btetet, tpp eS bere9igt it,
leb,nstrdftise6 8rop 3u ertparten, tti=
ne. Nnlpru9 r,ebr auf @ertrauen rnD
l1hteritlBuns erbeben fann." Sol9e
Spra9e fubren bic Greunoe be8 juneer,
&5ni9s, pdbrenp Die patriptil9e partet
in rubtser Beionnenbeit per rd&fen
3ufunft entseoeublidt. =, H..
l1eber SeterreiGS Steuun9 gum
neutrality-suspicious. &riese it1terpeQirte
neuli9 oer Mbeeorcneter &e9bauer bic
3eeierune. Der &eidafan3ler @raf
Beuit erpiperte, bic &e9ierun9 iet fir +
bic Grbaltune pe6 Grieoens beRrebt 9e<
weien, babel aber aud een1tbt9t auf
ale GSentualttdten 9efabt 3u fein, ba~
NIT fte ntdt gum SpielbaQ fremper
8iufir perce. Muf bic peitere s5raae
oes Snterpeuanten tpen pte &eaterung
alS Geino betradte? lautete bte Mnt>
mort : &einen Der frie9fdbrenbenEb
aber e6 tparen Wabre9eln nptbwenot9,
neil pur9 na9pridlt9e uebuns Der
0ermittluna per Gintritt elmer frteseri<
iden Metion letdt m6eli9 unp Eel elmer
anpern Benoun9 pe6 &rteses cine
idneue Dedun9 oer@rensen nStbi9 mar.
Nebenbet 1T 3u bemerfen, paB bic Bfer<
rei6il9e Nesterun9 In leBter 3ett tbre
3Iltuu9en NIT un9ew5bnlidem Offer
bttrteb. 2aut elmer Mtttbeiluns an j
cte un9arilde Delegation be1ebt pte
Nrmee oe6 3atlerret@S 9eeenwdrttg aus
864,869 Wann resuldren GrupperL
uno .187527 Wann 2anbwebr; bic
eriteren fino metft NIT 5intcrlaoern be-
lpaffnet; bic Nrtiuerie 1T I'm, 400 8e<
,oeene &anonen uerfdrft 70 baB cine
Milttdrmadt pom mebr al6 elmer DILL f.
lion @plpaten tns Telp riiden tnnte. =
Die 3uadnbe III &ou, baben tpdb>
renp Der leBten @o@en tetne tpelfntli&e
Aenceruns erlftten. Der repoluttpndre
p5tel 1T es, Der 9e9enwdrti9 III Der
ewisen Staot oteSberbano bat. @eltf
Dem Gtaotbalter torGmonuel8, ben,
@eneral 9amarmora fdngt es an, re9t
5,1 perren, felt er am Ga9e Il
rer erfen Demcnitratton eesen tie Sez /.
faiten unter ben Genfer1 bes palafeS
Der eoniulta lpp er ieine @pbnun9
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Ser ,,@a,tberer" ,,ab europa,

Sebe @c9e ssben cine An3abl Gremplare bes
,8auberer" na9 europa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
QeIer beipnbers aufmertlam, bab bic uebsrien-
ienteits bes Seeans etn iebr eeeisnetes Ulittel
III, einen ununterbrp9enen Verfebr nit beniel-
Ben III unterbaltea unb iie iiber bic .3uf0nee
birfeS Qanpes su unterritten, te1er als es burb
Brtefwe9lel eei9eben FINITE
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

Mtlwaufee, ct, paul unb Mtnneapp>
lts>3use.
Dureb3ls< mad iem Offen (GrpreA)
Rpmmen an...7.45 Ra@nt. Geben at.. gpru
minneapolis uns ct. saul 3Sse.
&ommex ar... 8:55 Born. Geten at. b.....11:O0 Born.
Rpmu,eu a,,.....5 :05 Na&m @eben ob.... 6:45 2a&m
Ct. Saul uus gbieasp Sage. ~. 8a
,mu,.u u .. 900 gsrm. @.teu ab.........63o RaHm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
Bsfeauusea, Sriefs &c. Tat ;u abreffrea:
"W A n D E r E r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@iIenbabn Tabr<Y1dne.
ct. paul uro pacifc.

Nah Nnrf2, GIf Riser st. GIsab x1s Cant Napibs-
gerlaen st. gaul $50 Mrrsens urb erreideu Sau Ra'
pits 1925 gadmittass rerlaen eaut aptes $3.50 UUT'
utttaas unb errei9en ct. gaul 100 gfa1mittass.
ct. gaul Delanp Qitfelt unb Benirn 3use.-gerlofen
st. Saul 9:45 Mtpreens; Wfinneasps 1880 @tcreens
erreiden g.nipn 6:s5 stadmtttoas 3urdfebrenb yer.
loen Fe 8eniun 7:45 Msreens Minnsapolis $40 sfa&'
mittaes; erreiden Ct gaul 4:20 Nadmttaos.
ct. gaul glinneapplis unb DeIanO Big. - gerlaYen
Delanp 7UO Meprsens; Winneappls $50 Merrsens uno
erreien st. paul GAS Mcrsens. 3urldfebrenb Serlaen
teielben ct. gaul 4:20 sa6mttass; Rinneapplts Sis
Na9mittass unb errei3en 2eIanp 700 abrnbs.
ct. Saul unt Wtnneappls Neepmpbattpns- -3us.-g,er.
Idst Ct PAUL AS Mpreens erreidt nneapulis 1885
Nodmittdes. 3uridfebrtnb Serldst er Mnneopps LAS
gladmittass unb erreiGt ct. gaul S:35 Na&mittass.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
gfr 1tnjabtsgru6

in Tarbenbrud unb nit et<
n en- &alenper bt6 SabreS
1871 aus9efattet wtrb NIT
|bie1er Num tner.iebem Nb cn<
nenten be6 BIattes 3use>
gfeu etntrete1ibe 2r<
balteu ben1elben na99e<
lanbt 70 mett Der Gprratb
|reidt. 's.' ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
Oas 8 Npnpor to

tn ben ger. saaten rnb Gasaba berdst 20 Cts per Sab
unb us b.m Gmrdnser BET einer gsfO1fee oIertel
idbrlieb oprausbe;abit .pereen.
Mau fanu su ieAer 3eit ant ben "s9aneerer' aepa
ntren. ..y..... a... .
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Gin(tubungta hnb Gorre)ponstn}:n

befpnters iber tirdliGe unb anbere ptdtiee Be
eebeubeiteu, fnb iebersett millfpmmen, maRen
aber pom GerfaAer ,,utersei9net iein.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-07
TIE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.

No longer than five months ago the
Methodist Book Concern in New York
was assailed as being in the hands of
agents who abused their trusts. The
matter was Investigated, and some irregu-
larities appearing in the purchasing de-
partment, the general supervision of the
Book Concern was transferred to other
hands. The irregularity resulted from
the employment of young man who pre-
sented himself and his credentials, and
proposed to buy paper for the printing
department. The church and the gen.
eral community felt such an interest in
the success of this great and good insti-
tuition, that they never rested until the
evil report was sustained and the evil it.
self was abated.
But the Book Concern is too great to be
without its enemies, and the agent of the
Associated Press at New York seems to be
one Of these enemies, for he is continually
sending out something in heightened
paragraphs which he takes pains, if he
ever corrects it, to correct in the smallest
paragraph possible. On Sunday We were
told that the Book Concern had been
robbed of $50, 900, and the association of
ideas in the announcement was calculated
to induce the general public to suspect
that the supervisor or the directory knew
about it. On Tuesday We were
told, in correction, that the robbery only
to $50, and that the thieves
got nothing Of consequence besides the
money.
While We do not assume the position
that the Methodist Book Concern may
not be used as specialization it has to
be managed by men-we can safely take
the ground that the Methodist Church
will never allow such speculation to pro-
coed single hour after it is satisfied that
the speculation exists. And nothing but
supreme folly could suppose otherwise.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-07

because they have been made CHI
zens, and it must be stopped. If the
authorities Of New York can not prevent
murder in that State, that is the mis-
fortune Of the State for being governed
as she is, and Congress sees it with pain,
but tolerates it with strict regard to the
rights Of the State. But the case would
have been different when the rowdles IN
New York commenced killing the negroes,
because they were negroes, for if the en-
tire power of the city and State
had not declared that the massacre
should stop, and that all the atonement
possible should be made, then we
might have seen how quickly the Con,
gress of the United States would have in
terfered with New York, and put her in
gentle traces on the same terms with re-
bellious Georgia and Louisiana. The
nation is just in all things, but while it
sometimes fails to move upon the excep-
tional criminal, it brushes the general
offenders with remorseless certainty. We
may do our miscellaneous killing with im-
punity, SO far as Congress is concerned,
but we must not calculate on beating down
defenseless population because the ma
ton has adopted them, without feeling
that power will be after US which is slow
to anger. but sure to punish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-07

The Democrats literally swarmed on Mon
day night, aud, to use q homely saying, were
busy as bees in a tar barrel. Ward meet
ings were held in many of tho wards, in
places that are well calculated to make men
spirited in all they undertake; in places
that abound with whisky straight" and
." Bourbon cocktails But, gracious good
ness, how the Denis did swarm in these
places on Monday night, and what a re.
vival there was. It looked just as if they
really intended to work wonders. There
must have been deal of money spent that,
we think, could have been spent with a
muck better prospect of realizing. something
from the investment. We say this with all
due defcreuce for well known Democratic
skill in the past in matters Of finance, and
we say it without any desire to extensively
btrude an opinion where it is not wanted.
But we nevertheless will say-and we don't
mean to charge anything for our opinion
that it is our firm belief that it would be
much better for the Democrats to invest
their surplus funds in tickets in the Louisi-
ana State Lottery in the future, than to
continue investing them in Democratic
tickets that have not the slightest chance to
win. The Dems are good fellows when you
can keep them straight-we don't mean
whisky straight and this is why We feel
an interest in them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-07

Hatch's adopted child has been fed on
ell the sharpest instruments that modern
cutters are able to turn out. Its weakest
soups are seasoned with lancets, and the
biggest things in the tureen look like cir
cular saws and broadaxes, if we may form
judgment from the scraps that are sent
to the kitchen. On Saturday it was en-
gagged in swallowing a big broadax, and
with this it threatens to cut off the heads
Of the Republicans by the basket full,
Because we said that it was intended to
have peace at the elections at all hazards,
the words are hardly posted on the bull
letin board before war is declared The
enemies OF Democracy are to be driven
out Of the State, bag and baggage, and
none are to be left to tell the tale except
the poor negroes. This is the wood with
the bark on.
Just hold our coat a minute It is a
shame to say it, but it must be said, that
if the Democrats can infame themselves
so dreadfully at the mere proposition to
hold peaceful election, what will be the ex-
tent OF their wrath when they actually see
the thing being done? What! No cheating?
No double voting? No knocking of men
down? Free speech too? BY the tailor that
built Billy Patterson's coat tail, it isan out
rage on the free lunch brigade, that the ire
pressible tipplers will not and can not sub
nit to. What kind ofliberty is this which
offers to stop an American repeater from
voting early and late, and between times,
too; and if he has been unfortunate to get
so drunk that he failed to repeat often
enough, offers to stop him from break
ing up the ballot box, or stufing it with
fresh and reliable tickets?. Hatch's war
like child drags his coat tail before the
party that proposes such on unconsti-
tutional proceeding, and bankers to have
| it trod upon.
But it seems to us that there is a wedge
in this block which threatens to split it
however soundiy these Democrats may
cooper it. The poor. negroes are to be