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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
80lttmOre, NO, Sytettag, ben 1S NOOem6er 1870.

9lUfltn Srlu In gralGihna eer btirn
6rUSr psrlglbeu, unb Wurtrn ppn Captain
gtltp IN irm NrignlbllrGdu atbraht, rCbu
rteicr dudl bic BItninpjae ilbrfn lirb.
Nicpre, Gin Nidnn ron 30 SGbrCu, id,tn
BON Der QSuht pe6 Sblapee aQn3lth nteier
Bebcu9t Or bitcb lftben Wdkr9up Rarpl.
retb i'd dui tlncn tor ppm Gapt. @tttg 9ede
semen SUti FBic. sgGI5 ban Gu astbun,
0Il8,c?" mar rrr @jmB peS 3lRHe5.
ySprchf midi nit mir Hdvpu, Nillilm" Ilu,
iCic bic 2ntipnrt.
Mtbrcrt MCmtnie ptrlrien, ebt mr Gin
9Sort Acrerrt pUIct, uuc cas- luutc Ntbmru
Ger Sfdu MAR MurS, mas man tDre. GUlC
petnll6t 9tutc ipmoe Ypn CAPT. 9tttp nit
6raBen tIber Nrn yebuEIluf Der 6r1u unicr.
trotn. 0lcie lage, iiE babe auf g!T1!bcn
etorr 5thu NBnci 9eNCmmcn, ndd errCn Sc,
brlub lte crc5m1l ptr W0bnlnnl irurSe.
zyc pabe felt mrbruen Td9rn femc lrilt1rll
NG.Idnte AcuQlltR. llitCr bic 8tuttS1t lelbt
pWce trtn 9Gprt gcreGet,
AlS mad getnctBuR8 Ctrltr llnterrepuM
Ntccrc IN cNt Buiemmt rcE StGttcn5bIuigs
lam UNI bic btutige yP,tl ecs &mcc5 las.
rWt Ct IN mDlccm ShmcBc; rWtm Sinh,
mrn drmcS &iUb" uRp mari Gb All &c
Vcttbc. u lpmG nur nit MUhE aus pcr
3cu' rntiunt WcrCeu.
gc'm SmMfEpmmcn fdnp CT BIC Satin,
ttt 8gr0ce wtrccr in tbrt ,}cuG lafilArt prrrfn
lcQtr. Gm NuB unr elm GducrCrud nut cen
gtprdleIt unc @lls unC Yruccr 9m1cl auf
bic SlrlBr, rdtreRO Plt Wdbnlinnilc W0rtG.
I'm ltIte eIlrUeR jttntes n BIC 3r1rbmaplt,
tllNu Wtrrg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
&lrinr NSnit


- Wtan 0lluht Mot, OaB bic yNiabama"s
an8eIeaenb:ltGn b,i8tlrQ miro, 70 lange 5lib
Staaisz 9GIrttdr it,
es belBt. OaB Disrneli i'm nd1Ittn Sabr
Amertt0 beludsn DrO.
- Gnol, Der Wtn9'ntr 8ilO6auer, arbeis
tst an elmer tOlohGlen BhIts 8setbouens fAr
giutr HmeriIGner.
5n AmeriIa fnO 800 YanoForte 5abris
tantsu, Die ldbrIidl 81 800 YIanos MAIDEN.
- Ebomas Selisron bat ME cine &eoe ets
halten, unO lwar aus ben @runO, mil ibm
Wie er bsbauptet, isiu DtntUsrm69en ausging
m!nn er aut ben 6aBen itanO.
- Die gewlu0tefte Goosuoiebiu In Omaha
III elm unaes9t6Obsn, oas no9 ui1t gang orsis
l!bn Sabre all 1T.
- Sds 9rperiment, oab Wtd61cn Sdrift.
leR,rtuen weroan i6unten bat iih ais unprat
ulb ermteIen. Goum bObsn ia bas @eIbdit
erIcrni, Btiratbet lie Elm S9ririeBsr, unO
Oaun gloieu Yartic.
-GtnWdoben ibrsibi an ibrt Yerwnnofen.
s5Dr 10 rOet aus metner untsritrt erlsbin,
OIB I'D uerbeiratbet bin"
- SH Wonana erlbeint felt benz /. Oft
cine birtiilhe tIeimu9, aennHnt sYals Sal, a"
b, ,. -8Ild In Der 6remOe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Germiidte Tcri6te.

SerYapt uolll8tret.--St ttaltent'
I1e 1isslerun9 bat iOiBenoes &unol9rstben
on ibre biplomatidsn Sertrstsr erlah.n
st. @minenJ, Der Cardinal 4ntonsllt. bot
fi9 on mebrere auspdrti8e 9bie 8smeHoet, UNI
ausiunit oarnbsr su erbalten, oh es Dem
papfie treiitebt, Rom Su usrIansn uno oabtn
,urnd,utehren mad ieinem 9sliebsn. Sa Der.
9lei6en Anfragen oes CARDINAL Staats Sea
trstdrs our6 sin5slne Uti,slieO,r Oes diplomas
tif1en Corps mir 5u S9ren gstommsn tno,
10 babe it lotort oarauI erpiOert. BAT 5talter
natarltb phni6en muB, baB Se. Gstli8telt IN
Nom perbleibe, oenn uirgenos ionrte Del
Yapf mehr Giebe uno 8srsbruus Itnben unc
ntrssnos ptiroe er sroBsrsr 6retbeit 5ur Nus:
abung ieiusr s.lfi!ihen 6unttionen 8enisBen
Solltsn osnno9 i'm Watbe bss bell. Tatsrs ar'
lite Resisruns biss getuib bebauern, suslsid
lsoob ote entiSlisbunssn oss 9apfes rsip't
tiIeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
pO 0erbcGcrte pt
6amilieu 9ldbs Waidjine
INIT mr. erItcu 8rGnlie.


tI2 so rtlutr gtrora per Iug, s75 per gBotbt $500
per W(puut i6uuen ltt5i oou r8co ttnrr Sdult eott
Nurn lutidSr DttitH ahttu ulb arn OratnalsShblsna
turobulirt peJbtni Wcv0tu 4i oeh uitlsu ututn nno
ptattiidcn DuWiuQuu0cu mlh 60 etuc ber Compkttitr
acretntpunQ OOn lOgttppuugu uro nUblthcn BtJbEnt.
rllngeu, bic an irqsno elmer Diolbn gsmobt murOtn.
8tc BGrtuiQuna duBerNtsr 9tniutleit gBtramttu uno
lGBlidtgit uuitrihdoU Nth btr bciuNlib bt5 Wobtu5
uub Der 8auutt Der Uluidur upu rBtnb elmer anbtttn
buiatu yRlbiut Gle TT Die bette, fegunithG unb I.
pctl6tRqHt }amiiisr.Jdb UinOhtut, Urld icmalS rl.
funoen mn gtbt UultRe iutWOSubrtt NO thinner t'
griubrt. Sle bat Qtomtcu cmpau3rn, bot Nd ttt itbH
SabrcH bsiuabri unb giCb uongt SntrCOribtu In aNtn
6dmilien. Ucldf He nfbraudlrn. ut gtrnulhioB ma0i
ran narlcn dl0nen uHb rn brn Lock Siitsh nlii pun'
Otrbartr g5eihiutnbi0itu uuO Gtt5erbt udbt itRtnb
Enuus muDurW Cur 9idntl gCb pom lttnlltn bis Sltn
gr6bu Bnbrilat, ts un0 ntt6ltd nit Hctbgtett nalt
mutt nntn EDrtr 5eloE DOCr 3wtrr ron oct Gput. III
nit neuer Rh ltuit bNDeeenotr 5cbtiulubruorrdlng
8toeriteduua unD Gtlbhltitrr ucriebrn uno Hdbi NIT
6tr NtubnrrH ptrnBtn NdOtl. bat pgrptnDtdIlnre Bt'
tpco,lua NIT truitpouer StOtl BeUeanna. BtitBt Gut
bit otnsrn oenidlltcu Ocr bern tlcutttn UiaI1irn
ptreintat Ulnt otCn &pmplWrunatn pbcr Bthtr. Nto'
ben BON JldbrrtCn psrbcn irti BsBtn GnlrnouHa ron
gotncmpd @l4ltt b4r edt'nla's &C. ltg' man ot'
Giut Ourd9t9tnD ptaIiNdt NAb 'Dtal9mt tir Gamtn
sfrtbuue". - GW itgr llattt nn9 jlosrlallae Ita'
Ihine lebr btutl H1tanoato"' - 0Elt quGlNS Isl9.
Wtaidne NJ clue orr8emalNn ytal9mfn luslts ltmals
trhiubtu ,DemoCtGi". GA. .ju ehtr danll,e stlpari
lie Ulliad tbrsu aOtpgsig, I'D. Itttlp". - 70 "
trs anl utlit WalbWe nit tlren pWliattr lpottrtn
BcrbtNtrunggn uuo unpt mil etpaumlncr GelNi8nu'
GjsidrutnDgteu uHb SiGsrbttL aA.D. NspublitGn", -
Shutlut Widlhhteu ais NrobsL nit Sor0talt dusat'
ludblt, Aum rdmtlHn.3tbrdub NIT Autm cotlDltt nad
iratnb tirer Gcetub per GTpttB tn eter HARLEM ooitt
petpadt mad Gmptlng prclCs Uon g. trci utElUdi
tluo bic dlrrt NbIeietunB otIjcibfn 8dtdnitrt Wan
ids bas SsID IN rs8ltryttn gTt'g oott Yor'Aniuei'
WaSnifn ibtrdn perlana glcut YgGmpbte. iDtldt Il.
TIA libtrals BeDngun8sn tn3al'sn, DtTon tEtl iuBE'
itu0,t.
Office: ser. So Rafuu.Gtraat, Wem'gOre.
(Stpt. 22 tuWll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

bsr atundte gBaarsu ecr rlnHfr CudIildi unO Otr
tblsn 6agOn ~ VreilM usrlluit bic aut Competition
brrausfDrbcrn BET 4 R9tinberaer
gdC Der gutdlUs luo SarntoRaltr, I'M Obsrn GtaDbtii
uHb
Rr 103 gBtn,Battmort.. uabs ooulbauHragt.
NIB. Wuc Wu'traas pom ganDt punttli,D ausattlbri
unb 3utrir6eHlttt anrnnttri gBdGrCR Uerbcn &c. o.
D." OOsr pet VOhlnUtiiuua prribift. (2II-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
8cl8' pOpMlirer SdublaOcn,
,,GlOrGntf," "

Die bette Tdmtltcn Yfdbmdfdtue,
unlbtrrosn blnfhtIih Der Gtniadbsit unO Dausrbai'
tglstt Der Contribution olue He aud aue nnoeren 9ob
mdttuen In Der }abtefGit our 8tuuBung fir ale Sor.
ten lrbsiifn obnt WGttl Der Borriiunatn unO In Der
SdbnbGttuuD Glaituitat oc5 Sttlc5 hbertrlitt.
YsrtauIsltmmer Fr. 80, Rurbs0 hurIes fFrdRe,
unttr peul ,jErei eimnurers & IcmpeI lGttl7 6liteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Spc}ial : 0oti3em.
SeutI1e SHdybaaOIuug
non
eErAn, $d)lRanr5,

61r. 1A6, 0Seff 8attimUreffraRe,
8barrn untsrbalb GaIpstttr., I'M 2, Stods.
Gin oOuss Eager 8an usuer N Gtu'srlDGartu 10.
tbtn erbolten. (Ch4,3Wth.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
G. Smith 4 Gnnlp. .

Cir. 90 unO 99, gtort5 GmamiiraBe,
yabrlEanttu OoH alien Nrten goufitiiren uno Gbus
toldbt 8redm.G bpfolaee. beuticbs 6dImuSs
Bur;ci, tmpprtirte frunloiifcbc BTldite u. l. 10.
Aue aBaGren BON Drr besu Auottat Ino uHptrtdlicbt
Qarautirt. (l80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Dmtfdr unO OnOrrr ll1OOren.
Seuti6es
WrOccric. & QiAlt0rsOelM

TFHVEt gIFVITUIU SVtIbtHQHHH7,
81. Wartini
bat ben pr6Btn ihOntsn uro Gui pas Bsrt norttEitu
SrrccrCs imb crutidiCn Mdarendccu
IN Baltimore am obigtu AiuRs tr0itne
Or labft ietnr 5reuubs unb Das VublihIm hbtgbaupi
'rosbtnh Ium Btudt isiuts gubeitS ttn Or bat bic
bctrn uuO iriidtfsn
tSruceris'n hcutitbcH BddrtIi, gScinc u, SipuutS
nets an bnnB uno pertuuh
i'm SruGcn IInh 0leiucn
bel frscr llblCfcrung Ger g9dnrcn In ratro tlrtln
Stuoitbttlt ~ ben bigitrn grciicn.
er madl ale ltins Suiduis ani trttn Ortt-tn S(tws
BORT uuo btret IN utdluuO--unD Tam BOriprtdtn.
otn bic Bsrfdtrung gebtn oaB lie bet tbm bic UtrldB.
it1Ne unO resunS BtotrHung Hnoeu peroen.
aDagtn htbsn tets btrtit bic gBaareu Iu bsiorntn,
uub bnritfn tB gluI btIOubcrs
Observation-Disclosures
iid Iu Wukt MAIDEN, bel tbm UOuuIpreden. tWailT Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
sSea'S
l1Ovul0rr CnfDflOpdOif,

ME btEs les uuo btuiart. IA nit siu, pouHdnotst
Qncpeobdbe lett oen kbttn Rtisgs otrtabi uno bta,
haIb stt tiuliat, wt&t tine Bei9rtibun9 otf ts,.n
&Sladien unb Dtrsr peI&e tn csnitIbtr 8tfodsn lie.
ptrt Soubern "a ih aud ei umfaItnoes UNI eornpefi
Aerifon etu eras3dRcmetltr Ger IBet tn bIoara.
pbffdes bibihss, arobtnlibss ri,D 5erGtd,ss tB0r.
krbuh uno quar- oas etrllgs, ne Deg aus oisIs Segsp
Rdtbe tntb6t 6is mebt ala 2o00 abbouuptn Don bers
ESirbtnsu ssasnh1rosn alta tsshE Aber 80 o000-unt
"a IN Elm su1 ptlmss AZ u ssn sNnDsn nnitrsr gan.
esn aufgetlorten otutlht, .rNra UtIee no mil
Umtxtta betdnn. ~ mae" Nsii. bstnDsn loun
Der CAN'T Qofsncrfis zee ju6ts. asbnnotn tn'it
au Wberueren IN s2i 80, rs;lts tirt &r1parntB bon
bon uttHr. ala 800 siH guoiss tnH Br.'s deHltdet
E1srfe th
nniesiariiisa, rslGs tiusr Jseen IairthenR:uea.
Utsben anaeuptrrta bel ". De EatpU,
&<ntrdl.N Ngtti,
Hr. IL, Hrdse.
Nar gseztss alo Hnisri6rtiamHlsr iptretn otrianat
(aRart1T,l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

em Osnli&es s4iii in Oie 9uIl 9tiPron0i. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

asS R6uuem BON ben dthten ittebt
RnfrfD uutCrfd1icSen tOcrSen -
iens out panocu uno gaujuairItd au5iebenoenS Sdhn,
iuelde i'm "BALrIMORE DENTAL PLACE" SubDh @de
osr futau. uuo GoratOaaIruBs, lbGr gBttnbtrgtr's >
Sdub4 42aotn, dnqtiirttBt merbCu,
8uHffdntige tSebifie Hur SO.
3Gbne uusgcIogen obns ben pern9hen Shmtrj duBge'
lo9ru fir SO Gts ieoer Seine BsIabura utrO fit oas
Auslteben otr 31bne oerluuat menu tuntlidle 3dbut
tingeiebt peroen. 8sine gooiHaung nur 50, GtlOer
DO. 81 = auF 10 Sabre sarantrt. 9as BHrsau 1T Ju
isOsr 3tit se6tluet. t2SO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
@nolaup'5 9Rtiitunoen.

GabinctS gBedfel in Selsitn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
&SetMbergcCs
SlitfCl unO SfDubr!
StiCtrl un0 Slbubr
@GFs See Gntam uuh %dratpeafSB.
Nu chsru Etaclibrtlrl
0ir. IG3, 2Bcft Baltimore,
uogt pOlU0aVRraBt. Um uuttrn giaDHP,lL

Der ar6Bts, btligite uuO ous8eOsBntefis 8or'
ratb bnu 5tirrfiu uHb ShubeH, Deldtr isr
MaLs benI Mnblltum niierirt purOtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

6OtuTecFttC1HVNNp'
sraaGsr, l,nisn Dlr Gui btt usatRt grdthna aa sts
Rdh.ItG i1ntnsStbUle
Sic Nr. / NGBsMaidiue
fur SnbriFanrsn
IN bon btienotrtr &s5Bs ltbt fori uno trdig tdt In
,auObobtu OtnB 9trouih mh9suO 'ht ltot WIT 1db''
1T 90 BON bRnutfH 4utiuUt bis Ium ottrtn stott
,na,rbt,i uuO nit bauutDoatntm, liur,ntrn uno siot'
vrrt Nnben alth gut drbtiitnb. Cbidon itit QutIsm
IN DfatIt, kuo btIt Raihnrn btrtits in gro6tr Sab
bel 6abriIant'n TN Bailsn ean6t tu StbrGhG' pfFe
3tbtrmanu III nit ibutu ousutbmtnO lutrtsotH
asusHtffs
unitr WaihtnF uuD ou Naitor paotH Bttht 3Rt
Rr l Ndb.WdIdltus ant oeridlRotntn 5tOGfH - pon
d,psrtn GtdlrricOtr unb tniitn Hatitrtuf uHb at'
uiut bis Iuu Oarnisn stiv,bitn papitr, = oem 3
EOnHnuna ~ otrdrotrn, grinolth ptobtt nno sfprtl
uno mir RHbSn, bdB ht aui alien stphsn etnfn sou
tommenen 5tid' nlad,t. ~ bm Nlslotrganoltt prS
Sobrt lana probiri puo trt6u obut 8sotnitR Sbu
stiii.RuihtHr iHr ssitGus sts bshs bon aatr. biz
xSEtaao, Su.. BEN 81. suui 1865.
Ritiosr5dnoItr uuo 6abrtiant, Rr. Fl, Xaitfs.
10 kubt Sbrt glr. Vldldtrt bet psrdttoenetn Sts-
tTi tergt1g uub grtlnolih probiri UNI trars NJ ohm
3aub,rr inr ,ns ftbr ppr,isttd,s Rdf6,tus. Sh
asnss Gtiid Hrbstt-
gtieaao, 81, 6tH 20. suit 1860.
- q. SuFuM,
Ghub, d. Sii,itt5 5Gbrliam 9lr. .7S EanbnlbhkY
ybrt groSt otrbtHert babriinnitn.ptaiti ~ eb
btf, fir Sdntibtr. ost To btust uuo 10 sabt In usI
ufm 9.ltoiu IN Sa9rsn stit Dstnst Weitineh pEo
btrt. E5aa Saaesrtsii, Sauubdtelstt aua rsStsI
Srbtlttn anbtansi. ~ Ht unatsrirDnSa
Si. 2cnis, Bio.. lb. Semiar 1856
6ranF papenPsBt,
aIfIDtbansltt. .aiabta 3sssls
0rnber & Waicr'S
Ntaks IN dfchincn TdbriF,
u2a-) SaItimOrs. ws.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

Die SeutfAcn Dampfer 9lildli@ in
SremcrDaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

SciIcn=9armitaOt in Ocn gtOrOOrntiden
YnH0 nntgcnOlll1lleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Ser
GrGius bon &1ilaOelpbia.
Bon
&rmaus.
tRortissuna.l

IS tplr elne 5raumeret, pGs ipeltter Sat
lIi6 iid gdr ntbt tremen fpnute, penn isllnasr
CT tbr n0Asma,u nm peto IiebIther eri6en tbm
bic GHaci5gctalt Der @lnaebeteten, ADJ ither,
tie tr0umte Won tbm, iie lag IN geOanten III
jcmen Qlrmen, Senn ldnge idpn muBts Der
SHl1f itr BE ilben Augen gelhlplisn ea>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Gin glusiaa ausSrlfOrt juriifaeidlagcn,

Die Yarifcr wrIlcn nn8reifen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Esaarsu In Ssm leUt,u 6abrisauteu 9erfanfs

WlGu brdttt be SerOticRuuG, gonartu utrOtn ini
8rOBsn uuo GIsuH Iub ban anGtlh8ttu Prriimutrfaah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Geo. .. StebeRs' C G0nab.
um3ng.

um bsn HrioreeIuHgsu osr StIt ~ sHtiplIs
9sH, habsn mir IN
glr. l3 4 i5, giUrOsfErOntfraBe,
&BTAstRs y deBp saptttehFdas, vis-a-viB
g G9r0ttBurult,
siH 9rgBss fh1fti5dI1.s Wnartrba srs
riht.t UNI uHisrs Cine. ionis unitr, bnupts
idhlihiisH Bsrtuuisraums ooribin uerIsat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Der neue &Enin Nrn Snnnien.

Wabrtb, II. NCp. -&:n9s Der Dsru'
tirten relGe acltern bel her SOnt9spabl nil
,NtiR" limmIen, bdben tbr @Otum 9educerI
unp per !6erSps Don Aolta 1T pom @rdliccn'
ten ter @crtGs ais 5tni9 prDtIamlrt iporcen,
3pDlf BON rem weben 8a03CtIem wuroer
ppn Sdrliifru nbacaeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
gIenere Gabel gtOd)ri9teu.
Winiiter Gpnfereu;.

Die Pre7e titcr bic ruitl4c 6ro0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18

8erttn, II. RGp. .--@rtem mn@te bic
@arntirn srn Ytfrft etarn &utfaa, pIrhf
aber Ycn ben 9euthtn iurldBcihlaBtn. Die
@arntpn psrIpr 200 SppIc uEc 9crwunpstf
urp As 8efnnnCnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-18
Die 0Sablcn fur SaS nprS6eutGhc
Ndrlamcut.

Sie8 Oer tonieroatioen Yartei.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-21

DEMONSTRATIONS OF DEMOCRATS Own
One CoLoRED VoTE "A Springfield. dis
patch has the following: OF ihe 300 tol-
ored men who voted in Springfield TO.
day. bot one voIed the Democratic ticket,
and be was sn old fossil who had for
many years been noted for his Democrat
ic ideas. When this man came up to
the polls with Democratic ticket in bis
hand, shout of astonisbment and Joy
went mp and oct of tie Hihernian throsts.
The old darkey wss picked up bodily.
and upon the shoulders Of native Ameri-
can and Irish Democrats wss carried. as
in triumphal car. TO the pcll-box. where
his vote was received. But this disgnst.
ing demonstration did not end here.
Still riding upon the shoulders of these
white Democrats. this black one was car.
ried into an adjoining saloon. and there
these Democrats gave vent to shouts Of
uproarious congra!ulation over this one
poor, simple dsrkey, who. in self-defense.
joined his admirers in Q glass Of vile
whiskey. This scene was looked upon
by decent Democrats with feelings oil
shame and chsgrin. and those who par
ticipated in it received some sound words
of advice and warning. During this
whole demonstration not word was ut.
tered by the colored citizens. but their
contempt Of such actions was plainly Wis
ible.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-04-21
Indian Affairs.

FoRr LARAMIE. April l9-Ten or
twelve Indians csme within sight ami
only 600 yards from this post about ii
o'clock this morning. aud fred on par
ty of citizens. woundipg one of them
severely. A mounted detachment Of
twenty men has gone after them.
CnlcAao, April ia communica-
tion received by Gen. Sheridan. dated
Fort Sully. Dskotsh Territory. March
18th. says Q band of Sioux. nun mbsring
200 lodges, have come into that point
ard are anxious to trade with the whites
for gnus. smmnnition. &c. They open
ly syoy- their Intention TO make wa'
upon the MINERS along Muscle Sbosl and
Yellow Stone rivers. and either kill them
all or drive them Off
The redskins complain that the
whites are getting all their gold Ad-
vices from Fort Dodge s,ste that the
Urish Valley Utes are preparing for war
on the Arrspahoes. There are abont 200
lodges Of the former who will be joined
BY the White river Utes.
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a NKw PLAx.-The Topeks Record
is ont with q new plan. to prevent the
next Republican State Convention from
being packed or bought up BY corrupt
politicians. TIE plan is to appoint three
delegates from each Representative Dis
trici. in stead of one. o. has heretofore
been the practice. Its argument 10. that
tho larger the Cosssutios, the more diff
acult it will be to buy up m' jority Of
the delegates.
Ths plsn might work we'll enough. II
the difficulty lay in the Convention ; hu'
it does not. The trouble is with the To-
cal cauonsss. and there is where the mis-
chief is generally done. Ths fact is. tbs
great macs Of the people take no interest
in primary meetings. but let them 90 BY
defsuIt: while the politicians and trick
stess. always on the alert. turn opt and
control the csucuses. and choose Just such
men - answer their purpose: In such
cases. they can elect three delegates Of the
same stripe. as easily as they can elec'
one. Not until the people take some in
terest in their political affairs. will Con
ventions be rescued from the control o.
tricksters and dsmsgogues. Until thai
time. the people must grunt and pay thu
take, and Bear up under the imposi,ion'
that the demsgogues bring upon them.
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The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser has been interviewing Frank Blair.
whose deliberate opinion is that the next
Presidential contest will result in rovolu-
tion. "Yes. . bloody revolution. l
know Grant better than any man in this
country. and l believe that be is going
to hold on to power BY all and every
means. He has some good points. He
has q splendid military capacity. He is
the superior Of Lee. and all his acts de-
moustrated that be was no ordinary COM
msnder. but he is awfully ambitious.
The man will net be content to retire to
private life after his Presidential term
expires. He will make himself dictator
of the nation, and bayonets enough will
be found to support him ia the attempt.
Wait and see."
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Frank Hair ON she Democratic
Party.

Frank Blair's last prophecy Of q revolution
-he has bad habit Of making such p' prophecies
very oftcn-has been generally quoted; but
some remarks that he vouchsafed at the same
time, regsrding the Democratic party, ase
really good. and have not had 50 thorough
circulation. A Herald intervie~er asked his
opinion nf the ight between the young and the
venerable wings Of the Democratic party, and
this was Franks reply:
Well, nv tender looking youth. III tell you
What il is. came to this city On p'irat@ bus
mess. and day or two ago some internal re-
porter of small sensation paper s',t il into his
head. from some remarks ] made, that vas IL
sympathy with the Old Guard. Ibeiieve that's
What they call this Tammany ring But I'm
not. and wish you to make note Of it. l
don't care d-n for either side; but my can
did opinion is that nev deal Is wanted.
Tweed, Sweeney ard the rest Of them could
never carry our national Democracy through
the forthcoming struggle ofls72. Wha: would
the Republicans say If men who are already
accused of being the great plunderers OF the
Democratic party, and whose operations have
extended over the past seventeen years with
out question. should take npo" themselves to
offer platform OF purity and reform to the
eountry1 1t won't do. am with the Demo-
! cratic party "a long as it remains pure and un-
deflled. l want no Office and no cousidera
tion of any kind from them. am sick and
tired OF politics; and airce left politics have
been happier and healthier than was before
Nv simp Q opinion, young man, is this. that
the Young Democracy will prove to be the pur-
flying element of the present organization.
have friends on both sides. but this Is
a question that concerns the welfare OF 4 great
party and don't want to see its integrity put
in danger BY any man or set OF men. II wt
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The Chicsgo Republican takes squint
backward in this style: "Ten years ego
Geo. B. Mcclellan was Captain Of our
Chicaeo Lish, Guards. and E E. Ellis
worth was Msjor Of the Cadets. The Chi
cago Press and Tribune. the Herald. the
Democrat. and the Times. were ten
years ago the daily newspapers; and
there WAS not . rotary press in town
John Weutworth WAS in the crest tide OF
his glory IS Mayor Of Chicago. The
Wigvam was in process OF building;
in which Wigwam il ~ss expected Mr.
Seward or some other man (poss'sly
Lincoln) would be nominated for Presi-
dent. Senator Douglas had Just made .
speech from q window fronting on La'
Sale street. In this situstion. ten years
ago. negro living here Vas living under
the 'Bisck laws Of Illinois. 1t brings
back all of these reminisceneest to see with
what calm coolness the co!ored people
take their franchise and celebrate it. len
ysars ego and now. Three hundred years
sgo and now"
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FrIghlfnl 10 Think OF:


The paper. Of Kansas ara now begin
ming to claim . populstion for the State
Of over half million. While We alway+
r.joics at the prosperity Of Ksusas. ye.
We trembls ct the ides Of half q million.
which. stthe rs:e Of one thousand new
corners Q day, sAi is claimed. will run our
population up to 6oO. 900 or 10000. by
the time the census is taken. Why, last
Winter. at an estimate Of 400 900, the
politicians had 6gnred up three members
Of Congress for Kansas, and had arranged
the Districts. and picked upon the men
to represent them. Bot at half million
OF more, Kansas must put 10 for one OF
two more Congressmep. This will ne
cssitate An entire reconstruction OF Dis.
tries, and will precipitste the whole
horde Of aspirants. together with as many
mole fresh ones. again upon the public
The whole work Of. the last Legislature
has been in vain. 1t viii all have to b.
worked and fought over again: and If The
Governor is so deaf to the claims of jus
tice snd patriotism As to refuse to call ar
extra session Of the Legislature. the thing
must be rorshed through in the locs
csucuses and the State Convention
Think Of the Sighting and .quslling ther'
is over one Congressman in Kansas. and
then imsgine what it will be over the new
deal, when there are ten thousand hungry
and tests for only Eve!