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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

NOR RENT. very desirable BRICK a.
II DWELLING on Marsh,ll street be- ksI
tween Twcnty-third and Twenty-rourth. Has
seven rooms. For Il good tenant the premises VIII
he put IN good order, and the rent made reason
able. Apply to ,,,,,,nr oc1~
X. III. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

TOR RENT, the NEAT FRAMED On
E TENEMENT No. SO2 west sid" Of Fourth. Ell
near Duval street, containing five rooms Kitchen
&C.. In rear. Front yard Get In flowers, &c. Gas
fe o43t Il. hPPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

wv VANTED, 4 FIRST-RATE GERMAN
w COOK and HOUSE SERVANT for Il Ger
man family. Must come well recommended.
: J. u. & W. VI. JUSTlS,
Fifteenth street, under st. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
WANTS..

WANTED, a WHITE GIRL to do the
w work Of a small family. Apply ut 200 Mar
shlll between Second and Third streets. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

AMUBEMENTs.
ID 1CHMOND THEATRE, -,
SPECIAL aNOPICE. r..s::-..1zt
THE CHAPMAN SISTERS So
! c. B. BISHOP.
GRAND =
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The beautiful home-story 49, s
! '' POCAHONTAS.
POCAHONTAS, POCAHONTAs.
OR, YE GENTLE SAVAGE
BLANCHE .........AS... .POCAHONTAS.
ELLA ..........AS..... JOHN SMITH.
BISHOP. .AS. ..o..... .POWHATTAN,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Gauberes Gad.

sgBie tief Der gbarafter ber fogenat1nten .Volts'
rertreter" i'm gonsrtile uner Der rabifalen Serrs
f9of seiunten, bas benefit tuieoer elm ieanbal0isr
Iuftrtt. Der Iid am Oienitas i'm 3immer oer Ne-
eonftructons COMMITTEE oes Sauies ereisnete. But.
let batte es, in Nbweienbeit mebrerer yitslieOer,
blrdb Elm unebrlides Wan6per babin 9ebradt, Die
Wertperfuna BON Blnsbam's Nmenoment sur @eor.
aiabiu ourdh,uitben. Dies ersirnte ben &abifalen
Jarnswortb pon Suinois bsrmaben. bab er. nit er>
bobener Jau auf Butler los9ins uno beien ,pieoer=
bolt eiuen 6durfen rlannte. Butler ertpioerte,
es fiimmere iAn nidt, ipas Elm Meni9 tpie 5arns.
mprtb iiber i'm iase. ltnb bann er3dblte er, .oaB
1arngDortb neuli1 nit einem Trauen3irnmer bon
fd5Iedtem Guf in einem 5otel in Bottom absettle-
een lei uno bic Dirne fir feline iJrau onsseseben
hobe. Des Tonne beipieien ueroen. Sa 5u be.
fiirdten eepeien iei BOB Sarnsmortb oas betreenoe
Blatt aus bem Sotel Regiiier reiben peroe, 10 babe
er (gutIer) baSieIbe pbotosrapbiren lailen nno er
aeoenfe oieien untpibsrlesliden 8eweis BON 5arns'
wortb's 0idtsnubisteit ndAfens oem Saaie por3u'
Iesen H
LIMB biefs Meniben, bic H6 in iolder 2Beils se=
aenIeitia nit Gotb benerfen, nennen iib "Abtbar"
uno riibmcn iia, bic Sabrer Der partei Der .mora=
Ii5den sbeen" su iein! Ser Cine ldbt It'd etnen
.Sdburfeu" nennen ,inb ,peiB nihts barauf gu ants
worten, als oab Der Nnbere elm Sener Der un5uft
uno Elm g6e5re9er lit. gBobl harf man nit Selne
BON belen beiben rabifalen Wiuferz Wertretsrn ia
gen: ~
Dob es min uns iu1 Ssbanfen,
-. DaB tie ale 8eibe = iinten."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Nnriiber 1T bas grpBe Sangerfet

in Cincinnati, Die Slbten un6 Yolaunen ,6tpe'9ef,
bic 8aIte tebrsn beim uno ben 9enoilenen 5renoen
folat in manden Sdllen Elm 9arlti8er &dbenlammer.
ggir ,paren nidbt bort = einfad neil mir nidt bort
{ein tonnten Iiefern aber pH6tIulotslt elne uoer<
G6tlide Beldrsibung., Inter uns aelast. muB
notbmeubiser Meile jsoe Yeiareibuns eines 'olden
Sejtes binfeu. Dian mub ielbft babel ein. man muB
lib in Die sebDrise Iefitiumuus binenbrtnsen,
muB es nit erleben, aber beireben aBt Nd5's n,df.
gSir baben gorreponoenten auf Sdnserflten 8etrof'
en-. Die }id5 in Der bslten Stimmung bfanoen- uno
chen oarum aar nidts Idriebeu. a8er aun bdtte Die
Suit uno bic @abe, inmitten beg 5eitjubes uno oes
Geitldrmens ssregeIte 8sridte su idreibes? Die 10
senannten Jsitssitunsen lefern Die antmort: sSer
Sic @dnserislte fno Die Summslpldbe Der bphes
rem Yoelie uno, menn man Mill, aub oes bOaeren
Bleds. Ser Wlunb wiro, tuie man i'm gstpobn!l'
den 1e6en iaet sepaltia po0senommen. Sle Heo=
ner bewesen fdb in Der &e9el in ben sBolfen uno
i6dtteIn tbetoriiGe 6losteln berunter uno oa il's
oftpob blthueno, menn, mas niemals ausbleibt, Der
seiunos 6umor uno bic urssmitbldt 3omif oa3mi
f1en treten Mqes oas seb6rt oaiu uno lou nl9t
getabelt merben. a..sa s,.. 81.
Das olte glenb seiste lid aud tuieber in Giren<
cnnati, mie mir aus ben Ssridten bemerten; berm
Sueteu Concerto feblten id)on piele ednger; bepm
brtten maren faum bic Sdlfe antueienb. Sie erz
item Concerto lino sem0bnlt bic beiien unb poa'
Tdnoigllen; i,a9ber tdlt's Die arme Meni1ennatur
nit mebr aus. Sariber liebe lid Diel moraliliren,
aber es rpdre fir Die Ssab. rBummen mub OBJ lin, "
iast gruoer Straubin9er, vpas for batten lie oenn
Sdnserfeidt?" aa 4a.atla #.1 .@@E
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23

Wittwe 2incoln. Mm 6reitas tpuroe ourd)
Gunner i'm SENATE Die Bin wieoer auf's Sapet ge'
bradt, melde Der Jrau 2ineoln cine idbrlispe Ysn.
lion BON $1,000 berpillist Gunner mari ,lb bel
oieier @elesenbeit als Der san3 beionSere Treuno
ber grdlioentin 90 ittpe auf er bettelte iosar be'
beri6ieoenen Senatoren um ibre @timme tlr DE
Yiu. Aber ber republifanlbe @enator eomunos
peroarb ibm bas Spiel. gomunbs bielt eine se=
barnIdte @ebe seseu bic 8ia; er mics nadb, BOP
sSrau 2ncoln Nerm5sen eenue beiibe, I'M iebr ans
idnbis leben su t6nnen, uro er 500 einen Nsrsled,
slpilAen ibren bebdbisen lmidnoen nno Der Ars
mutb unb giotb Der $4,000 Solbatenwitwen, oe'
rem genFonen il, ben meifen 5alen penlser als
$500 betrasen. gbmunos iprad bis Die Wtorsen'
liunoe poriiber NOR uno ber Senat su anoern 4e-
5hSften iberaing. a.-. IT.,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Sic 9ubiuner uts 9seouer.

$4,000 bot Die neulde Geiie Der Snoianerbdupt.
lnse nod 8albinston getoitet, ODER wenisftens 1T
iopicl oafar pom gonsreB perwuigt tuoroen. &ommt
aut nidt piel babel beraus, 10 bat bod bisier Be-
iud) ben rotben 56bne Der WilbniB @eleeenbeit se,
seben, ben germ in 8aihinston einmal auf ibre
eieene Manier Die g8abrheit 5u ia8en. Ntan mub
eeiteben. baB biele g8iloen, oenen ole Gultnr uno
Bbuns abesbt, Elm sutes Stiid WRutteripib beliben
.uno tie wiiien lh nit elmer natirlihen Gerbbeit
uno binbieen 2larbeit ausiubriden, Die pielen un.
erer mortreihen GonsrebIdapdser su minlden ,udre.
Bei benz lebten Beiuhe, ben Der Siour Sduptling
uRotbpolfe3 Dem Sefretdr gor mahte, fprad bieier
Waturiobn feline Ser5ensmeinuns in Der folSenben,
ebr psrEdnbIiben Beiie aus: a5 n
vDie 5ruppen, Die in unIerem 2anbe iteben, Tinb
Iouter Sboren uno oas @eio, oas Die &eaieruna fir
fe ausgiebt, it iDegsenorfea. Sie Oifi5iere lino
aae Shnopstrinter., Ser srobe Batter id,idt Gle
Sdnapsirnfer bort binous, neil er lie bier nibt uni
lh baben ,uia. SD laiie feinen bon meinen eoenen
Nsuten uno feinenyBeiBen nur einen Srppfen5 dnaps
IN mem Nano brin&n. g9er ss tbut, NIT bem uno
einenl Yranntuen lit es halo aus. 8untld,mun3
mag bort ON Wtourl 10 oel trinten Die CT mill uno
iie mbsen iid9 bort R,einsbal en- enanoer tootltds
gen. SD bin nidbt Derantuortlid fur Sas, mas
yunti9man5 .but. gSeun ibr nit meinem @eloe
Saden fur MIDI fauft, lollen es uiblihe lein. SD
Diu tein uerbOrbenes WfsbI, teinen perldimmeten
5ablf uno feline alien idparSsefdrbien Soloaten=
ade1. ME ibr ebten Sertit fur Dunldmanj setauft
babt." lF
Ssrr gor iebte eem entrifteten SduptIins bic Be-
oingunsen oes Jrieoensperira9s BON 1867 auseins
amber. Sisier Wertras babe beitmmt, oab eine gi=
isnbabn burd bas Gebiet sebaut peroen ioute uno
bic Sipur bdtkn ii4 perpHidtet. oieie Babn nidt
Su itoreu. sDenn Der grtrag Der Sage oaour9 Der.
rinssrt metbe 10 ioQ bielsr gerluit bur 2ieferurs
BON lebensuliiteln aussesli6en iuerben. Oie 5rup
pen isen oufselteQt, ebenIopoat UNI 3u perbiien
bab Weise fh unbsiueter Beile auf oos @ebiet Der
Snoianer besdben.mie um bic Snoiansr BON Der
llebsrIbretuus ibrer 8rensen ab5ubalten. 9ieie
Grensen isien oui Der Rarte eenau be3eidnet
Sier leste Serr gor cine &arte por uno 3eiste Dem
5duptlinse Die 8ren5en, uie iie ourd Den Yertras
bon 1867 abseHedt ,uoroen feien. Iutbwolte nabm
oele grtldru,ta nit Staunsn unb gntriiiuns eat,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Smciter xa1.
Gincinnati.. hen II

Stnclnnatt, cen I6. eSlnl.
Muber ben bereits sems!oeten Werensn iinb seitern
Delesaten fols.nber Gep Dorfer 8ereine einsetrof.
fen: Nrion 4, 8eetbopen Wdnnsrdor 2, Sanser-
runoe 2, uno 2ieoerfranS germ.
Srob Der Nufreeuns uno MID unbebeutenoen Mn=
itrsnsuns bes seitrissn erieu 5sittasss besinsen
Die Sdnser Den bsutisen, sueen Sag in Der friihe=
ten uno beiterfen Stimmuns. Ausilise sin3elnsr
Yereine burd) Die Staot uno nod ben bsnaabarten
yersnlsunSsorten lparen an Der Sasesorbnuns.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23

aegen uno perIiherte, oab man tim Bel Der Inter
,ei9nuns bes gertrass tein Wort bon Der
oabura ausbebuneenen Gren3Derd NJ
oeruns seiagt babe. 3u Nidts babe er iidb
oerpHGtet, ais Grieben balten su uoQen, aber tei=
nesmees su elmer @ebietsabtretuns:
rOies lit bas ernemal," fubr er fort. roaB i'd Ct
i9 beabiidtiee nidt, mid barnad 5u
ridbten. SD m6@te wobl tuiHen, tper Die Ool=
metiner muren, Ole ilns bieIe Oinge Iberiebten.
N;hts Der Mrt lit uns iemals erflart poroen."
Ser SduptIins gdrimsras nabm oas 8ort uno
.iaste:
Ser erpse @eiit Bort mid. Sd iase Niats als
mas pabr it, menn id 1aee, baB oie Worte oes Vers
trays uns niht 10 perbolmetldt puroen. gs tpuroe
.uns nur gefast oab es Elm Jrieoens. uno Jrsuno.
ti6aftsuertras lei. lno als mir bic Jeoer nabmen.
faate man uns, oab Die Sruppen aus unlerem Sanoe
abberufen tperben iolten." -,
L 3err CIR bemertt. oarauf oaB bod Der gertras
pon u,ebr als 200 peridiebenen @ioug- pduptltnsen
lnterseidnet woroeu lei. gBorauf Rotbmolte:
sd bebaupte nidt. boB Die Gommiildre eelogen
6oben, aber Die Dolmetider baben nns betrosen.
Sd5 erfuhr Nidts, als ,pas bic Dolmetsder mir in
meinem Quger iagten. Grit als Die Sorts entfernt
murben. fam i'd, nm ssrteoen 5u MAIDEN. Nber ote
Ueriprehungen, tpelbe man nns mahte, ftne ntd3t
erflnt porben. Die g8eiBen baben fetnen o1oeren
3mef, als bic Snbianer au sern1almen. Ser Srobe
Seilt nirb oereinft iber bieie Dinae riAten. Die
Worte 6ie id seldidt babe, iino ME an ben @roben
Batter aelanst sic seher Derloren. ebe lie bierber
tommer. Sd1 bin bas Oberbaupt Der Siour .Wa<
lionen uno Derbe bieien gertrag niht nit mir neb1
men, oenn es iino lauter 2iisen."
Oas finst, tpie man iisbt. nie cine Rriesssrfla=
runs. &otbpolte bat ieitoem auf ieiner Seimree
in Stem Dort cine &eoe aehalten, in weldber ct lt4
unaeiGhr in berelben @ei1e auslprad. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23

ermioet su iein, 10 oaB oer muHfaIiide grfo!s bes
geltr9en Concerts geraoe nid3t beoeutenb 1T. unF
3tusifelbat am beften baben lid Die Gepeldnoer bez
pdbrt. Ser glepelano @eianauerein nit Der itilen
nit Dem Sdentliebe BON Menoelsiobn m0hten wobl
Die benen 2eiunsen bes Nbenos gepeien iein. Ser
vMrion bes Weitens" batte als LETTER Weren mi, pe=
len duBeren Sdmierisfeiten su tdmpfen. auberoem
beseenete ibm oas unsliif, baB er slei9 bon porn'
berein falIh uno unIid)er intonrte.
bon Nbt iebr bran. Ser 8eren fann beionoers onf
ben prahtpoen eriten Senor ols iein uno es wiiroe
uns bel enem pirliden Yreisseianae ieoenfa0s oiel
SSopfjerbrehen geioltet baben, cine gntiheioung 81
tdlen. glsoelano uno Woolter Daren iebenfals lebr
bran. Ser Columbus Wdnner6or erreste oar 9ro-
Bes 4ufieben our4 ieinen pra6polen YaB (6err
Bad9l un0 erlten Senor (gapt. 8epoe). Ser 2ouiss
bile JrDb]inn unD SanousfD Wfdnnerhor Derltan.
ben ss ni@t, Die aufmsrfiamtsit oss auoitOriums
5u ieleln." ......s,~ l...H s-
(lleber ben Bortras unierss Wdnnerdor iast Der
Sonntasmorsen"
Ser rgolun,bus Mdnnerdor" bradte Elm fir uns
neues Gie0 rSerr, lei ou nit MR." Oieler Gbor bat
berrlid3e Babitimmen in ieiner Wtitte, namentlib
sns Der Solnt ausseSel6net gut. Starma1er
...H@ Tanfter Sag. sg. e..
Ia. D.. Gincinnati. 10. Stunt.
Seuts mar oas srobe Bic Hic. su uelaem iiib bon,
friben Worsen an big nad Wsittas unsdblise Sdaa=
rem Volfes nit allen mbgli4en 5abrselegenbeiten
ordnsten. Nle Oampfboote, tpelde mad benz Geit=
plabe absinSen, ,paren sum Brehen sefilt nit per'
gnisunasiadtioen Yaiia9ieren, uno reselmdbs ale
20 Deinuten a5sebenos giisnbabn3iige bef0roerten
SauIenoe, lue!den Die lansiamere aber ansenebmere
6abrt auf ben, ih6nen Ohio niht sulaaen uole.
Wtan iddbt Die Wtense, melde iib tudbreno oes Sas
9es auf Dem aussebebnten Ye Nic=Blabe -Sborts
@rope - beweste. auf 20 -25, 900 gerlonen. DAB
es luitig uno buritig, mtunter aud reGt tou babel
bereins, Deritebt li4 BON iebit gs it Ibrisens Elm
eitles unternehmen, berednen su wolsn, tuie piele
| @las 8ier uno 2imonabe bertilgt uurben, uie es
Elm gineinnatier glatt 5u tbun periubte; benn cine
| lol1e Berednuna bat peber Wsrtb, nod fam lie
Der 8abrbet auh nur anndberno nabe fomnen.
gs mar abenos nab s l1ar, als bic !ebten 8eiuder
Deg Bic Nics ben bu6ihsn glab psrlieBen. um nad
oer Staot surudsufebren. ,......... .'. ,..si 10.
| IMut Montas reiiien Die n,sften Sremoen ton Gin
cnnati al; ieoer 3us nod ausmarts mar IbetfiQt
unb am Wontas abeno tuaren hur nod ein5elne
peripdete 86sel Suriidseblie6en, um an Dem sroben
BAL, tpelbsr an oieism Nbeno bic Strapaben oes
Gsitss bei6lieben iolte, tbeilSunebmen. Mtibe uro
absemattet, aber INNER nod luitia. febrten Sanser
unb Sdnserfreunoe aus Der R6nigin oes Weitens
nad5 ibrer Seimatb Surid uno oas II. Sdnserfef
lebt n,sr nod in Der grinneruns. as~ s.-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Graut's cabinet miro aassebefert.


General. Mnpalt Soar bat an Wittpod ieine
MeHsnation eineeIdidt; Der prdiibent bot bieielbe
Aunaenommen unb cine 9dn5li4 unbefannte 8rbBe
Mamens amos 3. Mderman bon bem nod nidbt
reeonifruirten @taate Georgia, als Soars gsa1fol-
ger ernannt. Bon Ndermou peiB man Bios, bat
Grin gisp Samplbire sebosen 1T. Dor etlpa % Sab
ren mad Georgia auswanberte, &e9tstunoe ituoirte
ebsmoIs Der Wbiepariei angeb6rte uno Die Sseei-
Non befampfte. ppor mubte. weiden, wsil er nd
Die llnenaoe Der roeita.eu polititer i'm @on8rsile
baour6 erporben bat. baB er bic grnennung por
9Hinteiabbofatsn sn Gidtern befdmpfte. Staats'
{.cretdr s iio mirb mob! nd6Iens nas 5sIb rdn'
men miihen unb es f uobl m6slid, bob nod anbers
Eabinetsmitsiieber sur &elisnotion se3punsen uer'
ben @rant 1bu ettIdrt baben, bab ct ii9 finftia
n,lr nit &atbsebern umgeben min, Die fh bes Bobl'
effauens ieiaer Yarte (oas heiBt Der Barteiflbrer
erfreaen. @rant mill .ieine &ub' baben."s .,'s
-.-- g8ie Gouis Napoleon. Iiebt an@ Yrdfoen1
@rant bic ,ueberraihunoen. Seine Grnennun0
adermanys aIs Soar's Radfoleer bat in Waibins'
ton ssebermann iiberraldt unb bic Grage: User If
gderman,1' par bort am Donneritas an Der Sages-
nronuna. Man4e bosbaften 2eute frasten: .Sai
Grqnt peIleit tpieber enen neuen Better entoett
Wean bat jsbt ermttelt oas alderman bel Der lebten
Nrdlos1tenipabl aIs Elm grmdbler auf ben. Grant
9idet fir @eorsia fisurirte. Nlio spar fein Wet'
ter,,aber Elm Mann, Der Nb i'm ulg6es ben @roBeu
perbient gen1a9t bat. .,s.Ia .s f
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Sierter Sag.

Cincinnati, Is. e5Inl.
Seute gorn,ittas fano Die @eiadftsperlaumluns
latt. Cine neue Contribution, tuelde BON Der alten
niebt rpeientlib abpe6t, ipuroe ansenommen uno
bsldbloiien, bas nd ute Sdnserfeit IN 1872
in ct. 2ouis 3u balten. (8ei Der @eihaits:
periamulung tpar Der Columbus Wdnnerdor bur6
Die Srn. Olnbauisn uno 8. 5epoe unb Der 2ieoer-
trans ourh bic Srn. $. 6allis uno Sobn Sd)art
pe,treten.)
ueber bas bisrte Concert, tpeldes beute Mbenb
tattfano, entnebmen mir fosenoen 9erdt Der ~5eits
Seitung:"
vSie Sdnser. tpelbe selern gum Gin5efniingen
pprqefibrt uuroen, i9ienen uns uebr ooer peniser
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23

Mdnnerfbor. Yetersburs. 20 W.
GOncOroia; Sabton, 80 M.
Muffcorps aus glepelanb, IA W.
Wfdnner6or. Glepelano, 3S VI.
parmonie, 9rop. IA M.
2ieberfran8. Glepelanb. 25 %.
2ieoerfranS. Sionep. 81 Wt.
Yluifcorps aus Snoianapolis. 16 Tt.
Wdnnerdaor, Snoianapolis. 40 Wt.
r&niebt Semplar" Banb. 13 Nf.
Sarmonie. Sapton, 80 Of.
8erber= Werein BON Cincinnati, 40 Wt
9eutfde Sdbubeneelenidaft, 100 Wlann nit Bid
len bewatInet @uBeroem fabrte Die eompa9nle Elm
Ganone nit iid.
gmpfanss= Gomite, 10 serren su gfsrse.
Central gomite in Rutiden.
5 II. Sipiiion. saa
WarI1an nn6 NIEitenten.
Burner Wuffcorps
Cincinnati Surnsemeinoe, Elm pobl 800 Wtanl
itarfer. fattIider 3ug. q aE A.1 ."'. 's
Shilerbun0. Etstg Hs ~. .- #. a-.
SodIdnber (oieie Serren erresten ourd ibre ei
sentbiimlihe 9tationaltrabt allgemeines Mufieben)
.Seutldbe @eiel1haft. 100 Wtann.
Seutiher YionierDerein, Is Utann.
Mrbeiterbunbperein, $50 Wtann. -
Sdneioer. unteritdbunas =Yerein, so Wann.
Sumanitdtsperen 30 Wtann.
Wuffcorps Mrbeiterperein aug Gobn9ton, 25 Ul
Surnperein aus 9fep Dorf, so Weann.
Sbreinerberein, Is Wtann.
giSarrenmad,er= untertlbunasberein. $50 W.
Wcgoof gncampment, Yoit ITO u. u. st., SO Ul
Druioen 2ose, No. A, $50 Dtann.
Knights of Pythias, $50 Mann. 10
@Detbe 2ose, Nt. Y., 40 Wtann.
Ser Deutlbe Webaerperein, Iber 100 Htann, i
weiBen, benloartisen Blouien, beritten uno BON ei
mem Wuf teorps besleitet. ,@ ~
9ierauf folsten Die @drtner in srinen 8louier
ebenfaus beritten. Aub bieis gapaQeriiten batte
Elm WuIifcDrps an Der SpiBe.
&rItli Yerein, 30 Wtann. 49, 11
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-27

rolling-mills foundries and machine shops
to prepare Our iron for use, and you will
bring such a population into your midst as
will give the farmers throughout East Ten
nessee ready market at their own doors
for all the surplus grain, vegetables, &C.,
they will be able to produce. No heavy
freights then upon their productions, in
attempting to find foreign market in
country which only buys what cannot be
produced at home. Nothing is more en-
couraging to the farmer than to find at
home ready market for all his surplus
production. A home market can only be
created among us by giving proper encour-
agcment to manufactures. We may boast
of our iron ore, our coal beds, our marble,
our finely-timbered forests, and our mag
nificent water-power until doomsday, yet,
unless we can get capitalists to take sufii-
cient interest to secure their Development
we will never be any weather. by their
close proximity to us. IF to protect manu-
features in such a way as to fully develop
all our resources increase our population
four-fold, and the value of farming lands
ten-fold, be a discrimination against far
mers, then these gentlemen who advocate
free trade and are opposed to protection are
correct in their views; otherwise they adj
vocate an unmistakable and inexcusable
sophism. Then we say, let us have a
protective tariff. Let it be moderate but
ample. We would not encourage monopo-
lies, but are decidedly in favor of protection
to American industry and enterprise, and do
not for single moment entertain the idea
that one branch of this industry is in OPP
position, or is detrimental to another.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-27
THE coLoRED MANS FRIEND,

The Maryville Republican, edited by color
ed man, in the truly loyal county of Blount,
East Tennessee, says it is an unquestionable
fact that most of the people contemplated in that
change of the Constitution (the 18th Amend
ment) are as much slaves to-day, to the Radical
party, as ever they were any kind of slaves in
their lives before With very few exceptions
we believe that Radicals would prefer the re-
can be masters of the colored mans vote 8
We do not know of any case of evil
treatment of any sort whatever to colored cit-
zens in one neighborhood, or of one. citizen
against another, or of Rebel ku-Klux injuring
the colored people,
This, be it remembered is the voice of an in
telligent colored man, living in Tennessee in
the midst of Radicals and who speaks from an
intimate acquaintance with them Union and
american
The publisher of the Republican forms
his estimate of the colored people from his
own personal experience, and might have
added paragraph, giving the price paid
for one of the race who has sold out. We
do not, however, hold the publisher re-
sponsible for the utterances of his sheet.
The editorials are understood to be penned
by "pale face" who has no interest in
Tennessee and but little anywhere else.
The publisher is only his slave" The
voice of this Intelligent colored man." as
expressed through a not very intelligent
| white man, is not likely to exert great
| deal of influence where they both are
| known. The trouble with this "intelli-
gent colored man" is, that the Republicans
would not purchase when he was in the
market Democracy had the money, and
did purchase.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-27
RAILROAD INVESTIGATIONS.

The Press and Herald was very reticent
concerning the proceedings of the Railroad
Investigating Committee during its sitting
in this city, and.in truth seemed disposed to
keep the people in ignorance of the fact
that any such Committee was in session.
OF late, however, its lips are unsealed, and
the oracle speaks. Now ii anticipates
much pleasure over the Committees work,
and says its report will develop some start
ling frauds. We are not advised as to
what the Committee will report, as we
have no political interested friends on the
Committee as has our contemporary but
the fact that our neighbor anticipates so
much pleasure from the report to be made,
convinces us that there will be some white
washing done, or that the Committee have
investigated the corruptions only on one
side. We have heard that there would be
some rich development against Secretary
Fletcher. What the Committee could de-
velop against Mr.. Fletcher here, we cannot
imagine; but if they suppose by investi-
eating Fletcher and withdrawing good
many others, they can persuade the people
that they have done their duty they are
mistaken. We know Mr.. Fletcher can
take care of himself much better than
some others of whom we know if he is af-
fcrded an opportunity. If there is any
investigation going on as TO Mr.. Fletcher
it is diversion in favor of some one else.
The confidential information given to the
Press and Herald, which has afforded it
so much qualification, satisfies us that there
has been some compromise going on be-
tween the rival candidates for Congress
through which a partisan report is secured.
Who has sold out, and who negotiated the
sale? Which one of the aspirants forCon-
gress was sacrificed for the good of the par
ty, and what is to be his reward? Does
the compromise reconcile the differences
i'm our "happy family" of Knoxville
Does the Press and Herald hereafter yield
hearty support to the Wigs reorganiza-
ton of the Democratic party or does il
still assume to be the organ of the party?
Any information upon these points will
serve to allay the anxiety provoked in this
community by the Oracular declarations OF
our contemporary as to the probable report
of the Committee. a sense of duty to the
public should constrain our neighbor to dc
something in the direction indicated, as i
will be some time yet before the report viii
be made public.