davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-28

seBptctatle c,rclcs, b0t there rad been tro7ele
rauss d hy f.alnnsJ. ATs Sutclin IL here 10 pro e.
oots ruit sEaip1t NrG Mercer for hstAklng up
, 1870-01-28
sudden Dea,h ON tho Cars.

JANEsy1ILE, Wiz. Jan. 47.J. X. HaHts, Of
tina city, rtturpttp houe 90 the Northwestern
der ls exp'r.d 10 the car. He Hsa an OLD resident,
aud y1eatiy respected
The Ohio River Bridge at L0uiavil1e.
LGC1-yIlLK. Jar. 27.-The Oolo K.rer bridge
VIII cert AMY ~ coIrl.:cd SatufdaT right, AID
IT., brst IRAN wit pas over It about the ni1dle Ct
pext weak.
, 1870-01-28
MACHINERY.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

1~oR sALE-HARSEss-no WAGON. ~
rrr ,st eIrrt4s xaknr. VI per 1et: aAo- al ftnds
Ard haIp-s4es tepaFatt3t r. frxEthct Al Gov
efltseEt Gy-,a. De7ot 1t sad ID Ffsnkn st. Chtcssa
TOR s&Lx-Kr ACCr1os. BT s, 2. cRgGAR.
i cor eI uaa and LaSdlt ~. every dnJ q a-Ftet.
Ing 10 bay te,L e5us- to th's sslc-- sale
1TpRse FIR sALE CHEAP FOR cAsH, OF
h xu trade f1r humber. Ar7V II n AdA:ns It.
W1NTKD-uoRs's 70 usK FOR TuEiR
ha.1nf vt!J ehsAp C.u Il keo:a u 40, = Ma0zpo Il
, 1870-01-28

theie zaB TO trch thing, strictly RpeeEthg, a.
iaso1ea that sentls MANA amtrAgnenL lie qeo:ea
fro lect.ors III eouFts In snppart Of bis poatlon.
Ar: MEnILL ot toof, saia the lIl.col, luver
shon1d hare in. 1oret il atd msne il navigase b.
| lotls Acd dams. the case WIS ned ned- lie moved
~ s.rike out the word 'lessea." He sa.l ,ne
OHIO calals had oeea leased under .srtcs coadt-
| ticlH sid with bene1t 10 the people. lie vas
| fottJ Tat cue 70 able as the Eeullensa from
cras ford .houlo hare pu, The weight Of nl4 vl-1s
| IN tie opposite Ec1le. Al 81, 1renss, nc haa ex.
hausttd The arrumt nj up.n that Eide OF tasques-
rion. a. 10 The New York caual4, the Results
Nun. ,ous iaeIsl canals, Wht:a Lad 10: psd. roe r
main hraEch, roHrrer. bad been = great success
,o1 nan, seaIk Yes lake them aiioseh.s the.
the lear 1sca II had made tor the New YORK Treas
| hr1 aimoss thxc n,ienr. Ioktead OF being the
stt1 trouble. IL connectNn xNn The can.l, taey
ere c1ntea By the faci that the cAnsl hal nxed
s es "T T. ts
ta1td ni'een states ard ,veni1 a1e millions Of
S sIS s eTe ouey y r.
q "a 'es ee, s'na Tse Ere a' c,esi ho!is sa =
ens.k tne Nsw Ior5 c:hi1.l nnlr:aa a:d Fi.ks
ire Ba'un ore Ohio Eosd. It control. sae
rahs Of felsnt upoa s1e A,.slst'ppt. esea tto7
81 sDe Uaio @ a soo as ludaha Canal. 1ae W speatsr nss
ns:eed in The former State torty ycsrs ago aud
| xell remembered h1w the fkfrers re{otce1 at tbs
| building Of the cstkl5 from Caegel1pd 10 FoFts-
| OATH, aEl from Toledo 10 Cincinnati. These
| cant's Fcie rtf0re long susrIuled and had not
| teen rEott tAb1e. But be considered th4I they had
PAD The State tncalculsbly Ii 1hs Increased pttce
q hndF IT nioanE enigfa.ion Ard IN othcsT1se
| deSecpltg the STATE. He believed they hAd beta
e. sasae to Ohio cf ter, yea, tzenty
unts tneis cost. They hsd made that S.ste
ne Empire Stale q the West There were now
~ o. go niles Of csEnts In operation IN tnss
The railroads. The tpeaker hAh also been ii Iudi-
sLa. IN 1876 AID 1s+7, when the Y abssh Cspal II
1ult be,uR nearly completed. There was thea 40
lmne1se rub It Eastern emigration down tho
canal. The wealth bfoueht into tbs S.aie n mi
uHe, nAd 10 beteniod the s.are that u could wcll
sto1d to htve tult It and then 10 let 1t fau iuto
dlsuEe. The zeal PROPOSITION Al lesne before thtd
| convention was: "Snail the Illinois and Michigan
Canai IA lnlo the nspos Of tho rantoads ot tnt
; sta'e7" To present anch q rtsott, TIT
: sss1e could a1ord and hsd III
| Ttis vas TIE only security agalnat them. Al fol
The matter Of ehectiu1 The fNlroada It WAS = rust
ter which was foil Of difficulty. The best 1kwgcrI
!. | Ct Cock County ard OF the State. haa pur taei
| be1dt together to erdrAvot 70 coutf4ye to,u
fcnere By which the State could prevent the e1
| tettIppa OF the4e comp4Iies, and bad fa1aAd. q
| world nt RlAd 10 do 50 II be could. bar Iea1cd
| vas pot feasibIe; ana II that were tue. toa o7l
tafety 1e1t to the people Of fhfA State wA1 10 r.
! fntr,nr t3ta cspal in tue hAuus Of The Ssase b
! | cprsntauUp1l Enactment
At ,hls point Mr. MedIl ga!e WY 70 1uotso
| that The committee Arise and report pf0Gtes
Nh.ch paaset, and the conveatlcn sdjop11ed-
, 1870-01-28

TDR sALE-ISDlASA.Ay.- "A THu-S FOXY
Il frame house IT IL Epouls b:1ek foundation tnd 1T,
NJ. lSeQ Indiana az. ntAt htr,l. th 1t. Snyder
LEE. Rral Eatats Akrntf. Nc. : Nc:Earlli!au Bltcs
EpR sALK -. -.THIRnAE.-1Tu NEW TWO
sery tta1c honset .t II caclf. aad los No.
q aud Is Thift-xr tt~reu tao tause and H,rri+o3.
SNYDER { LEE, RI 81 Et:stc Aiclts, H51m 1 A-tso-
rolltsn b!:ek.
VOR SALE-TESTTA TASHISiroS-ST.-FIRS
II claIs ata hasr Eeot ,H.- be front hoi
Ct II F7rus aad lot .tth hara. a.anstna IT.. ntar
pase. SAYDkR L. LEk. Heal Estate Atrrsa, Roam
Metropolitan KL.tf.
, 1870-01-28

Thrastt AgEect1ona AAnt 7lonrscucSs-
All su1eslE1 fr1tn irritation Of tue throat aud
Losrxet es> Will tie GR1ceahiT suspnAed at the nl-
"Ezown's D1onch,pl Trochea-'' The denulceut
INGREDIENTS al,a5 pulGoosry irritation: and, after
pnblic tpeakipK or singing, whea the thrJa. Ii
wente,l and wesFered ny 100 much exercise.
their Use wul give renewed strength to the vocal
CrSap4
, 1870-01-28

The Opinion OF nm officer In thC
Aruy.-" AT 1nsptctloa noticed That tsrHa pro-
portion OF the men 5 tpApsacts contained box
Ct Trocher, being GeotralJ used BY them 10!
cold, etc" "Browns Bfonchia1 Tfocaes" anoutd
be used rpcn the nrss Appearance OF . cold or
cnurh. vnlct ~ 1e9lcct my terminate In sene
tncul 2ple lung dfeaee+
SHlG Rt~A ~A1sa AaAt 4s} NsiAE J Juukpcf
TaE Soap, made BY CaaTtl, Hazasd 1 ca, New
lurk,
, 1870-01-28
BOARDING AND LOGGING.

1E,tSn = FrSM ST. tSoKTH slnE, -GEv-
% FAST vAS, KUaE*;;SL-A SUITE "t
-, ff'tt mon :: ais" r'.". ttT Featc.Ien- a ftT
usE b"a'1tFs ehn t-' e tuE''@A'e':
4 & A.kst,.i->r.-1"p spuWS,w1rH BtARp.
s. T. ;4s's as, f, :,ti; i;at /! s Il tt f
&C suETH pFSrL41SPs, ,sr.-A ME rE.,<T
Al. 1rcr.. Ter sfniisutn.
80 ADAMssT-OSx ROOM sE1rAnLr Far
- two rt,seH.. aid oar 's7sc soota IL ret. Ti:h
G. 4pAVs.sf-osE EIocK FROM rosro
Ctter, fitsta1t 70 tas nl:h hos1,s
OJ sor1H SAsGAapx STA rLsAs:*r
.,td "it., ssd. I'D I, fsaaiy II q tc.:is7Ss @ 's
lZV lr~ ino'e br4re.Ft ws::e., =
10. FAST ADANs.sr.-.sK LAHG. FRONT
- 70 IN. IL IL 1;.i -":AL.e t.. een:!<" n and
Teru.. Is ier Seek ~ -"
40 wABAsH-Ay.--pLRAs FURNISHED
- i1eat !! om,. ~:a bud ses gentleman and
Xxx MONROE ST. nsK KBLock FROM In,.T
,1JJ Dties-T.o imnisisrd frat 1n,.. VII,
sss..sa a.. Al*o, !. .i:e room. Day ooIaess .e5''a
1-S rn1Rn.Ay-A PRIVATE Ftv1iy IAN
. alrr uust date three OF feEr E-nseel toarlrE.
with pleasant rocns and toed beard 4: Reasonable
o02 WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70
~1ves u to siEklr fenttnra.
.311 wEnT wAsHIScro1 sL-A NICELY
srr;hta 9n % ,,sf s.G; r1is,f s. 'sn
OO- MIcH1GAS-sr.-AfF fFW QUrKT BOARD
- ers wauted.
.1H1 NEST xAplso~sr- = LAR 3 Fur
AUC Ltthed ies. q j.; q f..o:n. = T. ret vita
0Ec wARAsuAy.-LSRGYtR R'>sr r4RLoR
-Ot furnished Il EItu: nith-d. with t5s:d; -,
, 1870-01-28
WANTED-W RENT,

IAN 4LO-4o AAA Il
WSTEp-7O REST-A SMALL HOUSE OF.
or roeElk tntE.:hed e Passly tasasshed Ti;a q
Atcet e1t9. ht . re-toa+ble parry vkh3ut chiidtsn
Passtrkdru u re4..rd Immediately. Adiress FCRNlSH-
ED HpUAE. TffAcne os1er.
xrAxTEp1o REST rRoNisT OF APRIL OR
" MY a heute = 'th 1nn1r,a tErr-se1urnt-- IN
Surth 1lrttou. ttf C!'Ik fs Md sonth q ChetEs
k] pLe with barr rfrf.fye+. tddtesf, stataE tefpA
k'eatiop. &c, P. o. Bax No 1e1.
wA.TEp-1o RKkr PART or sToRr.o Or
w hnlc Ct L e4td fn-1. III lre slttE eoGn1ed ~
Maai+on. CLARK. Lake ard 6:1te-ss 1ol Hatt 1on
W ANTED-TO nKNT-k EOESR FROM AARCH
W erAr1l l. ct ~ r. II ,onps. with q nsAefn II"
pr1vslcntn- Atdtess WILSON. p y. H-x asA.
WAHTElTO RENT-A SMALL WILL FCH.
" rtsaet hoase, iaG <dIate1!- AdAeAs 4 G. .
C1l1t ~ today apd t5tn,yrcr aai5.
, 1870-01-28

QQ(T&$&itlEtx
schoolt. and Seueyoeni ina;.tu:inns al fne Stats.
a, provll1nE lor eniolp!oo the psymeut Qnt!i il
N INV reItsom op ~ ;n,,,.
lion of pdvsts cr local Character. Nns iodeT.
niicl, oostEnned. -''s'''' w. '4~S1
IoW.-
antc,,, ne.r.tc, ~ Ths c,,,.o 4x,.,,.
'pse''' De'E''en 10 Inc ea enSsSo Sa1a rI'1ane pun
the ccnGi.tee on Conference, on he dss9ree- |
Anenonen maae IepoTE - ssra spoa
sptsker declared ne atuepome1t nna'!J rattnsd
den anted.
Mr. Wilson, from the Railroad Committee, the
of III. Martin. decis1ur tSe senss OF t,se Moa.s
10 TO 1a iavor Of tbe taxation Of railroads. toat
while The committee fasoted the objec: Of tae |
nl1ugLt before them IN the hhace Of a Dil!. T5e
connittee was granted vi to-noF7ow 10 make
1,is TePc t5troouc.o IN c,une n,,. and a,.
IN: NE The read laws; repeating Section. l79l au,
1.o2 Il the RcyisIor, Ia re!ston to llte:ca: Oh |
artfednets and tssre ooEds foT tue sane; anesd-
nc ,axts IN certain iosn sh,ps
CT tn1ts in CLIFTON Tosn.itp. Clinton Comfy: to
loln two terms ar1ualty CT the cIrcnlt Court IL
mtn.ii1 < Ite Kcste6u 10 as 10 e1erp: uscnca
non. wefk1rs On Tho roads; anendt:a ssct,3a
s'to q Tue Nssison, ne ~ofd white" being
snea n1ns,:s oas, g1n sn1 so,n,ea persons 10
The io1I9aicg .,'l,s ssls tabled: Authorizing
vent mallco oud prosecution; repealnE the act %
encourage the pIautrR Of het!Ree, u.nhef L.:
sse s Gosesno1s message 10 % sae BSnemisn lt I'm.
Suaee. -.
a inetssRe vas received from the Governor
sn3 It . IT. 9f ths sePsvs, p.saoa &c
1he Uols sets.ty bin was nade the special order
bs N1rs ,nftoSuc.a IL tn. seuse ,oa.,: B,
At Manha'lioVp. By III. Grl,ilta, Of VIZ.
iIouFe, atd sppropr1atoe s1s5.ooo 70 conmeacs
! tht wntk. nv III. AIien. 70 au;hortze citiea And
sane.
upa,iI passeg as ea,aed u5oa % p1 tSe Conm.,see
| II EnuieJenees 4f~N ~ o''~~1
s, "a: O. II .es sT0F Of removing The Ia
Ins no1se sGs2ame1ts - 4 % ~ 1ne 81 5osolu.oo ,os
~ s9c o M ,ccess r ti.,eym,neS ~ nnae Te'o
rLs rel Of Inc session wss occun,ed in the
lie Ses sie adjourned pead.pe lie ssns- '"' eNo
L~--
GEouc1A.
| Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
| Artlsr. Jan "
80 en isss ~. 49, upfGn Aot tue uss. tiaao
sic. the urtt day OF the session. were Crowded.
commohlcasteh WHs FcA1 ffotu Governor Bu.
PNNt tStttH tna. Setta'u = !sous ElhlalluZ seats
| " aeAsou u lac !aCt ta3t pfs3on4 heretofore
,n,ns tuetn Ns.e ufqaaI!ne6, aea made a72l-
>e ~ n pet ttss.G. - tate 1eAts 70 tAe tiol:c,
| ana sEat the t'ommacd!nS tttesat vas OF The
| MQn teAt the peH6on Who received tie H1E1-
! ,er OF votes mex, otubt0t 10 the ca1d,.
| ~ale dtsnuai ailei beIrr himself ouaftfaT
| WAn leraiJ emitted IL tbs seat hnf thss
| me Conmacdtr1 Genera, n,efavTeS <has s~cS
| persors tbouid be promptly adnu,sred 10 tbelr
I f,ohJs IN fs Iicnse rssnar fH.n e1sTctcs ~ IL ;na
pseu ises ary aathor,sf vested ia him AZ Dist,1ce
Commander, beng moved By desire to secnte
pp1. IL" rhs G. e,,s y. ~
,n.t ~, 1niH ,,1S ny e' ssnua ~ LITTLE. ~
| r.1tnns whn rsn rhne rsre.xed ina 1HTt htons.S
rnnSap ~ yogs. sna ,nt ctIn,t - ,na =;
nal she7 be permtts3 To t4ke the nstns and srata
, 1870-01-28

.---. MAlAk
ArGceri, Ne, jan. jan. sT.-Tbe coum.ttee or
NAart ada 1E1eed 1hib afternoon 10 report Eeac-
nj railroad act, by seven to thteo
, 1870-01-28
HELP WAHTED-MALES,

Hz,seetsaneoua-
WATTtb-A FEW 1SDUATHIht1S YoUTH
~ ntrtnNsvei and make mouey. Osu snd Eee Is
\, Roof II. u y .shlDEfos..t
NA:ATEDaA MAN TO woRK II THIS o1rY:
.b,ne ha.ns Sse espe 1"s. nt
r. 9t sr:e to t:h, e. fl
"a AsTrD-ANI Active Yotis1 NeN;v0
VICE. H. u s1fes. s1t 1sTs sset .Fp "a'1'
WA!H1KD-A;p:PAs Pr NAN I, Wrrn FAaILY
Il ,ts dsy IA s1 Il 'lss I'll r @ hs5
ri Assl, E HSt No 1t
\y4srEn7,A.r TIE s snU1a:nS 1 1KA!saAII
auanEE4 ai sf 'ai aAwIsY wsIsYs:'pI 1f'a'''Es*l'a sa'
ss sa NJ. = a = liz. EYE P's.et a.
FIRE. trsr rrettasiau M one. :e.% Parieul.1t II
n4tti1'1 L.bos AIeney. 3. sci kandu1past
FahEgH 4 },is.. hasoHAss sI:s soa
Ere faEr. Work enatan'crh Eo-rm,u S.s with the
sa ,s;en sRPE e Rosn ss Z Est VAST
WAN1Ru- l..H HA1LK.'A I.AROREK1 F.)is
" Mreu.t "clk 70 continue ere year. W.:e..
s ~ basas tof aesala reaa. !, Gs aors en ..1s5
Ct ,l,ftt. free t'antpoitatioa Apply It d sh.E-
s1attf; M $ VA asaanee:s. m % men Is 20
WH;,s,1,KtP3,r.A1 x ~ w.ssnnH.ri ctxRE; COPY
s Gs; @ se' -. : S;s a::s
wAsTrp-FAM,Ittso or ALL NATIONS To
~ 50 st,h Liter.l tnanerrrnis. .na transposts-
III II Is , T.. hsd1 ~ y '.ee No oesfe Apply
VASTFD--t1yK GAnpEsERs WITH TuR1R
styt. stt. 9 en'ast ,.sn "a sasaIy. Apply At las
WASTFn- 10 AFS-FS61JsHMFs.s scnTna-
f.nt,.. 10 20 to AeHptit. T.nn, Fro r.naeer,stioa
IS Ea1t lie zic It
, 1870-01-28
DIED.,
AUCTION SALES

rOI tE-Ir thts e;sv, rn 7h1r-1,y scEAaR. At h1sf-
',r / Ars. Snlnc Polk. nyet s. ytata R.Tu Ia Mso
.ht STIR, r knf1anh. ....
, 1870-01-28
aMUSEMENTB

UlAv1UAAH W EtA p ~
ovERFLO WING HOUSES
EMMkT, THE SENSATION OF THE DAY!
FRIDAY KVEatS0. JAN. :sru.
Rsrc.vrlI Be1ent Of
Mr. jos. * E11 NJ ET.
And ,s,t xppes, .ne- but two In eAirs Gzyiers Uorae
~ ma Sce-eaToual Dr1ua ot
e. r i It
o,,r Cousin German.
Heeety shty With the ort deaoaTrassre azfs ef
PUBLIC APPLAUSE.
Satnrday-RRlTZ-BnaGT nATlNRR.
nI>~isss. 50 CENTS:
SATURDAY AvkntNG-LASr OF MR. KAAKT.
Aoaasy Kverins-aR, h ARs. ", J. FLoRhNok.
CROSBY'S OPERA ROUSE.
.. HESS koo.-..-,-+---.---.-. =. ..-.-" MANAGER
, 1870-01-28

nas I'd. .sed ! week engaged on loo al bills To DAY
the Sera,e discusked ! memorial 10 CoR2res1 Tor
the removal Of disabilities, but without action.
Tne SerA'e bill. lotnlnE State bonds 70 toe snoant
ROAD. will come up IN the House ro-morrnE =.
XrestuRs were held The last TWO nights IN opposl-
titn TO thtt schema
, 1870-01-28
LIBRARY HALL.
FaRWELL HALL.

0LR Bull rc,pectfelty 4nnnunece one Frxnd concert
SATURDAY ETESlat:. Jan ID. 1870.
As.t.t, by the follow leg ArtI.a: afil, iATTlR SAf'
tURD. she faycrste oHpz ano: Nr HM AAcDONAt4D.
Guttbrd Pi-nist 4pc Ear,tut 1hls i'll te tho OIL
APPEARANCE nt OLE BULL IN Chit4fo pf4os 70 lis
drpastpfc IT, California
Adn4slau. I'll rSessed .eata "a cts extra Sale ot
trafa will ra,1Iuentc On "Wednesday moruins A. q,
Haart'A Piano K.,otas fCo4h,s OEesa tta1'cl. and
At TIE office Of the hall TIE norrus u the t,rcT
Uoo,s prel At : o 'eioc&: con,mcnce at ocf.cf
A. HILL. Ruslusr4
, 1870-01-28
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

-.w1y76-T1KTxU Up 0sE Brown COW
~ rHh hfr tInTa rrIv The owner can hAvr the
V7p1i. ~ rfsvinsIt md FaIuE ehs1sef. 81 ~ Cs<.
t1se Gfpyc Az.
, 1870-01-28

.C%ICxBrs, jsn. 9:-Buls were introduced in
the Legislature, TO day, increasinE the snastea
LuuAsic Asy1uus ati providing for the sda1,Anon
ipto tntn OF tae chronic ins1ue. malltltJ OF
the Committee on PHyicges and Electioas III the
the atmttt1on o. B:areslee. TIC Republican MEN,
bfr irum Williams County.
C01IMnCs Jan ss.-The preAidtnR omceEa Of
tnsh bt1l ches Of tue Getttal Assembly, today,
te1 ed the enrolled resolution rxtftylng The FIJI
tteuth Aneudm.nt, ant sent the ssne. to tnc
Governor TO be forwarded 70 Washington.
The scrh&c adopted 3 solutton, pIoytdfuV that
the Geueral Assembly Ah1l al d3ourn on the i9sn OF
March Le3,, Until the n;ss Monday IN January.
1871.
The Senate e!ec'ed $. Snaene., DeuocrA.- En-
rolling CLERK; II. u. Lees Republican. Encros<-
ME CIetk; S. R. LedAn, Republican, Record!ng
JetE
, 1870-01-28

louisville, jan. e1.-In The Seuate, to day,
leave VISA ontslntd 10 Introduce \ bit presenting
qualifications Tor sorrs ID town and CITY clcc+
tlope. The proposed enactment viii, u IL under
socd, contain tfott-tons req lrtoG property q1a!-
ucst.Cu II prerequisite 10 suffrage, or payment
bt TIE yot<r OF I poll tax.
uetr3 Patiereon will deliver memorial address
m George y. PfeLEcs, before The Legislature,
February Z
, 1870-01-28

IT AsD 10 RUSH ST. fSoRTH SHE, -EEv-
L Ntlt M nd tltir ct eugfe sl.n:lrn-n
ott-!n E:easaIt H1t LuAsd, eultt a
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-02

that it required the whole Of that sum 70
support bis family, nevertheless we contend
that the laborer was worth, in cash to bis
family, the sum Of S7,O89.
The amount he would receive for one
years labor, at $l.5O per day, would be
$4,000, which amount would be the In
terest at six per cent, on S7,9S9, which
latter sum would be The cash value Of the
laboring man to bis family.
The cash value of the laboring man to
the community, is much more than the
above named sum, as labor is the only true
wealth o. any country. Without labor our
forgss. furnaces, woollen mills, and indeed
manufactures Of all kinds, would cease 10
BE-. The music Of the loom and shuttle
would be silenced forever. Our national
and other banks could close their doors.
and our most enterprising merchants take
in their agns. Without labor, civilization
would recede, and the bat and the owl
would soon occupy the crimson chambers OF
our wOuld-be business men.
Let the laboring men of tho United States
reds,ze'their true position. Let them reflect
thst labor is honorable-that labor is wealth.
Let him remember that they are a power
In the State-that to them this great Gov
ernment is indebted for all it possesses Of
liberty, glory, grandeur.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-02
Written for the ADyocArE'
AN APPEAL.


T1s many many weary years first Cd. l"ua vas
/ sold,
Iva. bought bv that great patriarch A6rAhA" Of Od'
he needed for his follovers-ths ones BY "a most
blest,
hia land but. alas, for man, the children Of
Claimed it as their own AMI wouldn't fOrsAke e'en for
death.
But asked tbs noble hearted man-this holy one O'
70 reward them largely for their land, by arch supply
OF gold
Tie gave thsm gold, be usht the land, twas never
done before,
Eu now commt need, the fact vas spread, the world
vide DER and DER.
The mighty, will imperial sway, took mans estate
from man,
Ard barteIed Il for gold again, to the re est of CLAN
O. poet can thy language Of m truthiuness be Sh rn,
When thou wrote, "Mans inhumanity 70 man, makes
countless thousands mourn
Twas man hat oppressed US, N man thai does il
yet,
We may be able to forgive. we "ersT can forget.
Twas thus brought about for leaders In
their might,
Cared little for the life of man, whether in the right
their god was gold their pleasures in avace and
lust
Who dared oppose them 10 their march, trampled
in the dust.
Twas thus then that the Industrious Ones-the ters Of
the soil
We're kept in abect slavery, In turbulence aud O'Ot
Its thus that We their offspring iu slavery are dAy;
Capital is tie master nov, the toiIer has no say
Oh, worEmen, had but the gin, to write as others
write,
use my pen 70 yea up, to reveal to you your
might;
I'd have You cry aloud "waEe up arS forever lost
We ask 70 Justice We SEX for right deny it at your
cost"
Il this our bOOu win not Civ, then be prepared to
army Of dOwutrOdden ones, Of the bold Caucasian
race"
Wen take it from you Of old from EngIand's tyran-
nous king a
Ds Moptfo,d and his followers tbeic rites did wiring
Gi,s US land, where laws are ias where rpFressOn
never frOwnS;
Where man. though poor don't have to thr,s al aPath
way stIewn with thorns,
Where autocras are scorned upon where dr'Ots 6av'
no sway;
Where rulers leglslate fr all Fnr tAis 0 Col We
pray
We've heard the cry Of hunger long, we've heard the
vail Of we
Our hesrts all aglcW Sith fire. Weil Tresiie with
the foe.
Workuen, arouse join hand in hand w,'n strike vi
all might;
Wen sht 1t to the bitter end; may God protect the
right.
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rose and sWelled into a great volume Of
sweet sounds, and a. it rolled and was
echoed back by the numerous chambers and
passages Of the mine, produced an effect 50
wild and grand that it was impossible not
to be affected by it.
But few weeks since, the leader Of a
concert troupe, while on visit to a mine in
jackson. County, discovered q young man
possessed of such voice that be engaged
him at once as second tenor singer, and
to day, this young man is delighting hun.
dreds of music-loving people by his rendi-
ton Of the wild and beautiful songs of bis
old Welch home.
Until within a few years, this work Of
mining was in the hands Of the Welch and
English, bit now most Of the foreign ele-
ments are represented. Comparatively few
Americans are to be found in the mines as
diggers, they preferriBg to labor On the
farms, in cities, or at least where an abun-
dance of light and air are afforded.
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How the Miners Live" Coronation
in a Coal Hole.

Writing from " among the Hills, VIM
ton County, Ohio" a correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Chronicle says:
The denizens Of cities, as they sit around
their cheerful fires, little know the vast
amount of time and labor that is necessary
to get out of the bowels Of the earth the
black diamonds for their comfort. The
miners life is one of severe labor and
peril. The damps and noxious vapor Of the
mines have continually TO be contended
with and if these men are inclined to dis
sipation. it is hardly to be wondered at. To
work in caverns, often partly nude and in
darkness, save the feeble and uncertain
light emitted by the tiny, smoking lamp; (;
to feel that the caving Of the roof above or
the collection of the gas below, may end
life at almost any time, arc not calculated
to elevate or refine humanity.
Their pay is perhaps greater than that Of
laborers in other avocations, but even this
is not euoug to compensate very many men
for the toll and privations Of life in the
mines, That miners have generally the
IOpuOdOiOu Vi UoluS eAddNdSdhtS uAooOluoOs
and bad men, has been generally conceded,
but we are too often ready to make this
charge simply from hearsay. Admit that
many of them arc improvident and dissi-
pated, still it is unfair to make the charge
a sweeping one. 1t is nothing uncom-
mon to find many Of these searchers for
treasures, pure and good men, with the fear
Of God continually before their eyes, and
who, when seen at the rough, but comfort
able log cabins, are men Of considerable in
telligence and agreeable companions.
Very many Of the miners are devOut
Christian men, and the bright Sunday
morning finds them seated 10 the homely
little churches, listening to words Of hope
and wisdom from the 80 Book Of books"
Some of these men are rare singers, whose
voices, if cultivated, would put to shame
some of the German or Italian singers, who
delight a metropolitan public at two dol
lars per head.
One of the grandest rehearsals it wal
ever my good fortune to listen to, was the
singing Of " Coronation by the miners, I
mile under ground. It is impossible to de
scribe the effect of this hymn. The pure
sweet tones Of these diamonds in tbs rough