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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

YARDS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, /,
" Bill Heads, Posters, etct, printed on shor
notice at this cfice. We have the fastest and
best Press In the county, aud new material
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

PUNcHINNELLo gives the fol.
lowing "Plight by the Sea-"
Charles--"O that last dip!-
Speak, now, my dearest Jane,
and say thou wilt be mine for
ever"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23

NENT CoNGEss.-The New York Sun, q
radical paper, expresses the opinion that I'm
the ensuing election for congressman, the de-
mocracy will gain member in New Hamp-
shire, 2 in Connecticut, in New York, in
New Jersey, in Pennsylvania, ! in Ohio, 2 il
not ) in Indiana, 1 in Illinois, in Michigan,
in Nevada, and in Wisconsin. This would
make gain of 30 members in the North and
West, and the democrats are also reasonably
certain Of securing ten republican seats in Ala
bama, Arkansas, Tennessee, West Virginia,
Missouri and North Carolina. If this compu.
tation is correct the prospects Of the democ.
racy are exceedingly good for carrying the
next House of Representatives. and the action
of the majotry in that body is not calculated
to lessen them" ....i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23
The European War.

We were able in our last to make the bear
announcement that declaration of war had
been made by France against Prussia. The
circumstances under which France was COM
PEELED to make this declaration were stated by
the Duke de GrammOnt. the French minister
Ct Foreign Affairs, to the senate on the 10th.
The canditature OF the Prince Hohenzollern
for the Spanish throne having been announc-
ed, France felt it her duty to demonstrate
with Prussia and to demand that the Prince
be withdrawn. The Prussan minister tried
to ignore the affair while the King protested
himself stranger to the affair, and could only
interfere as the head of the royal family.
These answers did not satisfy France, and
Count Benedict sought another interview
with the King at Ems, which was denied him.
The King not only refused to interfere with
the candidature OF Leopold. but notified the
French ambassador that he might leave and
that the armament of Prussia had commenced.
France had no alternative left but to accept
the war thus forced upon her, and call out
her reserves.
On the other hand the King of Prussia
made his statement OF how the war was forced
upon him by France to the Reichstag, on the
Goth, He had no interest" he said, sin
the selection of prince Hohenzolern for the
Spanish throne, except that it might bring
peace to friendly people. 1t had neverthe-
less furnished the Emperor ofthe French cause
for war unknown to diplomacy, and, scorn-
ing peace, he had lndulged in language to
Germany which could only have been promt-
ed by miscalculation of their strength. Ger
many was powerful enough to resent such Ian
guage, and repel such insults. Those who
rule France have shrewdly studied the proper
methods of hitting the sensitive pride of
their great neighbor nation, and to promote
their selfish interests have misjudged it.
"Then" concluded the King, "as our fathers
before us have done, let us fight for our liber-
ty and our rights against the wrongs inflicted
by foreign Emperor"
The only news since the mutual declaration
and acceptance of the wage of battle, refers
to the gathering OF armies preparatory to the
great conflict There has thus far been no
lighting. France is concentrating her armies
on q luadrilateral on the frontiers near Stras-
bourg. Prussia is gathering an immense army
in the same vicinity, so that col.
lision cannot, it is thought, be much long
erpostponed. Doubtless, after one great bat
tie, like that Of Magenta or Sadowa, efforts
will be made with much better prospect Of
success than now exists of establishing per
manent peace.
Thus far, except Prussia on one side and
France on the other, the rest Of Europe is q
mere spectator. Should there fail to be com.
position after the first great battle, however,
there is little doubt that the theatre of the
war will be immensely enlarged, and all
Europe become involved before its close.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23
Another Railroad Let.

We mentioned two weeks ago that the pre-.
liminary arrangements had been about per.
fected for letting the contract for building
the proposed railroad from Fairbury win Pom
tiac and Streator to Ottawa. We have now
the happiness to announce that the contract
for building the road has been let. meet
ing of the directors-Ottawa being represent
ed in the board by Hon. VIM. Reddick-was
held at Pontiac on Tuesday OF the present
week, and on examining the books it was
found that there were stock subscriptions suf-
6cient to grade and tic the road. and build all
the bridges. This fact being settled there
was no difficulty in finding contractors willing
to build the road and iron it. Accordingly
the contract was let to Cushman, Plumb and
Strawn, these parties binding themselves to
commence the work before September, and
have the road in running order within two
years from this date The name OF the road
is the fairbury, Pontiac, and Northwestern
Railroad" and the length to be bult-from
Streator to Fairbury--is about 81 miles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23

THE constitution Of Massachusetts, provides
that no person shall have the right to vote, or
be eligible to office, who is unable to read the
constitution in the English language and write
his name. What then will be done with Massa-
chusctts under the 18th amendment Few
of the negroes can read and write; will that
state alter its constitution 30 Is to conform to
the federal, or will there be war Of the races,
right where the war Of independence began 2
Massachusetts is self.willed, she dislikes to
do anything on compulsion. '@ .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23
A Good Number.

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL ard PACK.
ARDS MONTHLY. for July, begins its 5lst Vol.
ums, with marked improvements. 1t contains,
besides Physiogonomy, Ethnology, Psychology
portraits and characters OF Beethoven, Sir Sam.
uel W. Baker and Wife, Gov. Palmer, of Hi.
nois, Mark Lemon; The Governors of New
York; Types Of the Beyrout Population Meas.
uring Men; Physical Education Rayapes of
Wild Beasts; Summer in the Fields l.etorm inr
Women; We must Rest Wit, with Moral
Love and Liberty; Vacations; The Invisible
Monster; Pastors Wives Glimpses of West.
ern Editor; The Electric Post; Was St. Paul a
Bachelor Success in Life; Equal Pay for We.
men Integrity; Up in the Skies; To Core.
spondents, etc. Only So Il year, and is offered
At $3.50 for half year, July to Jan. Address
8. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, New York.
Subscriptions received and sample copies fol
sals By OsmaA & Hspsman, Ottawa, Ills. III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.
men.


Congress adjourned at o'clock on Friday of
last week. The time fixed for adjournment had
been IL o'clock NJ, but as up to that hour the
Indian appropriation bill had failed to become a
law, and q despatch had just been received an
nouncing the declaration of war in Europe, the
President sent message to the two houses ask.
ing them to prolong the session sufficiently to
pass the Indian bill, and alse some law to en-.
courage American ship building, now that we
were in fair way to have the heaviest part of
The two houses consented to prolong their SEES.
sion just five hours, during which the Indian
bill was squeezed through, but OF course nothing
was done to encourage ship building. That
could only be done by reducing the tariff on
iron, copper and few other articles, and Con.
gress Is owned by just the rings that are determ.
ined the tariff on these articles shall not be re-
duced. So Congress again snubbed the Presi.
dent, by adjourning without paying any atten.
ton to his recommendations.
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
The senate, in the last hour of the session,
finally confirmed the appointment of Freling.
huysen. Of New Jersey, as minister to England,
but not until after severe contest. 1t is sid,
the President has lately come in possession of
some valuable real estate in New jersey
SUICIDE or THE FRENCH MINISTER.
An Immense sensation was Great ed in Wash.
ington on Wednesday by the discovery that M.
Provost Parodel, the French Minister, had com.
mitted suicide. He had arrived there but a
week ago, had had very little previous experience
~ II diplomstiSt, and appears to have been har-
rowel 10y the impression that in his first addre,,
to the President and Secretary Fish, he had com.
mitted some blundcr On Tuesday night he
appeared TO suffer intensely from the heat and
retired to bed at All early hour, affected, appAr.
emily, by slight insanity About o'clock
"wednesday morning pistol shot WAS heard in
his room The servants a, once repaired to his
room aud found the man lying dead on the floor,
having shot himself through the heart.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23

q rhe Illinois river 10 said 70 be trying to imi.
tate Chicago in some Of its scents, caused BY the
decay Of thousands Of fish loft in sloughs and
ponds on the bottoms In its vicinity. The water
in the river il said to have fallen faster, and 10
now lower At this season Of the yssr than ever
before in the memory Of the Oldest inhabitant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23

A German in, Pontiac, ILL.,, has raised a large
family OF wolves for the Chicago market. Let
him put them in Sleeps clothing aud they will
be generally recognized there az fellow citl.
gene" .E sUIsl ,.A".0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23

Gold is up to 1895, upon which figure Mr..
A. T. Stewart has just made million Of dollars
BY selling quantity that he happened to hav,
on band, which cost him shout ll3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23
New and Desira bic Songs.

Mr.. j. 7. Shaw, music publisher. Rochester,
n. u, has Just issued the following songs in
sheet form
ANGELS ARENEAR THEE TO.NIGMT.--Words
and music by i. II. Sherwood Price 30 cts
A song of more than ordinary merit, refined in
sentiment ana elegantly set to music.
FoCSD DEAD IN THE SNOw.--By l.. f. Hicks.
Price 10 cts A s~ee,ly pathetic song, dessrip-
tive of u touchipy incident. IL cannot fail to
find many admirers.
These songs may be obtained Of any music
dealer, or of the publisher, postage free, on re.
oeipt of the marked price.
A Harvard savsnt proposes to reach anatomy
in rythm. The following is u sample Of the new
system: ..... ......O ...
The human lungs rebeycate sometimes with great velocity
When windy individuals indulge In much verbosty.
They have to twirl thu g0ts sixty thousand times minute
And push and punch the diaphragm ~ though the duce Wa
init W CIV q OH ~ "a 'i.'.'
ana .rr .tsI.f., icHoRus. s.f .....
1900. The pharynx now goes mp;
The larynx, with q slam,
orR i". Fleets note
Pushed by The diaphragm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-23

WILKiE CoLLINs' new novel, "MAN AND
WIFE" just received 81 Osman b Hapeman's.
Price, paper, $1.O0. $780,
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Il II f POST
NibDL.EptIRp. -. 1872
....
China sights.

Tn, Chinese oili .ials aud mon o.
wealth live in alllpcncc--dress richly
aud keep mp host Of servants and re-
isiucrs But the poor 'hev work ior
very low p-iccs, from five to ten cent.
n day. and feel aul clo,hc themselves
from thc-' woycs. The wealthy a'e
very iniolent, anl imro'cl system Of
scr'i'ude uron their employees which
is even worse than American slavery
in is worst stage. conll have been.
The pclsan'ly art quiet, in las'riono
people bat scem to have M Liu her
air in life that To- make "a com'urtlhlr
Twin; on their f,rm' and propagate
tar,r species. They destroy gr"at
number Of female children, hcn,e th,
male population is greatly IN rhr
majority. The laJorug class in Ch'n
male and female, are but beasts OF
bardrn; they carry evry,hn. TINT,
j. used in luldius great cts, or n
carrying on the commerce at a great
country up,n their shlullcrs, by
ucans Of ruicS aud baskets or buckets
,r each Of the ,l,s Tho peasant
women OF China lave large and na'ur.
al feet. Their costume consists ui
wide pants r'aching only to the Knee {;
a loose sack reaching u lirl, bcluw
the hips. hriird arnrl the w st. aud
Il ll'ic white apron lplra ysrd Square
rinwd on l'"iu Ulcy dr not wear
shoes cr s'"ckju., from lie knee III
legs ATE hare They hsvr no FIRE in
winter tO warm. tur MS the cold in
crcssc- they put on cluiIins uriil they
nre IN mmen.e size and their bodies
look like larrc's with heads sticking
cut nt he tor. whhins with bare legs
and feet Nome uf those who work H.
rice ticl 5 in the .uu ever wear any
covcrin, f,r ihc head The rich ard
poor all iIcss 'h i" hair it, the same
style. neatly ou'iuod in low knot
on the stop of III, head, an these or
cnt,d with flowers and huir pins
or Iodk;us ci'ler silver or lraSs.
he woman &C china arc not tall bu,
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR YEAR,
ONE nUSDngD CopI;..S FOR $50,
s-wI-wrIELy suv, 60 YEAR.

or lea h7r On" Coat Cory. Let there b. a
$50 C.upa.cy ~ pult ollcc.
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Forney's Press.
TEE GREAT RADICAL NEWSPAPER I!
G.t The BeH ami Heopcst NcrSp pr
M he ComtrJ
THE PRESS

La rt-,.ci,,S d"uhir -h'rl eight page
paper. containing u c" u 'ns. rublishci
eyciy morning, except Sumdnys.)
= 9Mo:
DAILY PRESS SS ~ per nnnum; 50 "a
for .ix months SluD for three mouths.
TRI-WEEkLN pRESS.-SiO0 per ~.
mum: 80 Tor six mcnihs; Sl.uO for
three mnu.us.
THE WEEKLY rEESS. The most v,lu
able weekly Newspaper IN The World. |.
contains items oi interest 10 al.
READ TIE TERMS;
Orc cory one year
Five cupic1
Ten cnpic., and one copy TO the gcitcr
up OF cluh. 10
Twenty copies. md one copy to the
gctrr.Hp of club p
Fifty copi"S. and one copy TO the geiier
up OF club 90
Ten copies. 70 one didr,v anil one
copy tn the gertcr IN oi the club u
twenty copies. ic one "di''s'. nnd one
copy Ia rhe gelier mp of the club 20
FIt,, copies. IN ous 0d6yssS, aud one
copy 1" ,ac ecltsr NJ NJ the club ."
One hundred copies. Z, onS 'hir's'. Nnl
one copy the Tri.wcckly Press TO
the gelirr up Of the club i U
An orders st9Uid h. 1dirrSs'i 70
JOHN ". FOENEY.
Editor NJ Proprietor,
W.cnr. eth AMI Chestnut Sis. rhila. Ia
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WuIcu is Wulcu odd Fritz.
who raises pigs aud cabbage N Napa
county, California, appeared before
Judge |. a. II witness.
Question, -" What is your name p
-Answcr.-" Ncll. | calls myseii
Fred, hut may-hc.so-l don't know
il is Yawcup. You see, Shuge, my
mud,ler had two letlc boys; one Of
'em WAS me, and oon vas my b:oder,
or one vas my brodier, and fodder
va me, don't know yich aud | vas
shust as old as my brodder vas young,
and BREEDER vas shust 80 Old "a me, !
don't know vich, and my mndder she
don't; ami one Of us vas named Fred
aud the fodder Yawcup, or one va
named Yawcup and fodder Fred. !
don't know vieh; and Que OF us got
died, but mine mudder she could ncvei
tell whether il was me or my brodder
vot got died so Shuge, | don't knnw
weddcr is Fred or Yawcup, aud
m Inc mudder she don't know"
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A DEAR NIPE Fourteen years
ago, not rbousanh miles from 4, Ii
ancc. Ohio, Rev J :. G-uuitci iu
the "ho'y bonds Of wcdlocs, "a gen
tlcman aud lsiy OF that locality, AZ
ter the cormorry the groom took Mr..
e.. a,ile and told him he had barely
snoa.h money to get throush his bri-
dal tour, AMI upon hiS return he would
pay him his three dollars, the usua'
fee Mr.. 6. in h.s Iau.hing way, ak
cd him how many ppia'os no wou !
give Instead of three dollars. To
which he rcpliel, six bushels aui will
double itevcry year until paid Upon
this agreement being made he par
ties separated, and from that day 10
this ucIther Potatoes Lur money have
been received by Mr, q. The gonrle-
farmer and should ,hc minister insist
upon the iu.iment of the contract
which was duly witnessed, the farmer
would find that he had quite. 3enr
wie. Let u. sec what she cost.
Con mencinE with six 6rshrls OF po'a
toes for the first year, twelve for the
second and 80 on doubling for fourteen
year., would amount to 9S, ,ll9 uush-
els, ani al fifty cents per bushels I"
si9.07i, the price of n good sized
farm. She isa dear wife, and be-
coming doubly dear 10 her husband
every year. AnarlicIr So hiah priced
ough, to bo good. B Bys take our al
vice, aud pay your marriage fees on
sight.
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Ayex > Ja5nartic Pills,
''or al ghe purposes Of o Laxaeys
Madioino.


cine /, 20 universally re-
quire1 by everybsrIy as
q cdthirlic, nov was ever
any bcfts so universal
~ adopted into use, In
every country an,l ,lamonS
all classes, ~ tlas mild
but ctlciont purgatiNs
PiH. Tho obvious rci.
son Is, IN II itisamorc TO-
liable ald far more cn'e--
tual remedy -, th,.n any
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LNOt ND.-

On the 2sih day NJ July last. the subscri
hcr found a GOLD WATCH. worth relhIps
Sl25. On the road few miles above All
am. .burg. The owner of SAID watch can
have ihc same by calling on me, proving
property. :. nuj pay ing all charges Tor tr'uHlr
and expense IN mkins i'up. o'hc'N'se II
will he disposed Of os the lnw directs.
EDWARD WAGNER.
West Beaver, August II, 1870.
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A young woman iu Sacramento.
California is threatening to get di-
vorce on the novel ground of "pro
tracted fesiiviiiss. B." she says her
husband celebrated his marriage by
getting dunk. and has kent up the
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tn sre go anI r'aar Character a.,
II NI'hIf, bit wt', a g.ri,ri variety of
a. h''ol alrnis leAlnE,a ati fIt7.sI,'; tyt row,
- '5Hh'uiiAs. sw..l v.c4'cr irsAIlcss pcc.u.o
!, c2au1 twi. c a wce& ilstoAl ofoaC, only.
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Terms fJr 1871.

one copy, one year. r.............,,','.f5 "
Two copies, IN year ..........s....s.s. w
Three Cupi >, uue Nctr....,.s.... .s'''' "
I.ur tuIHc.. one 'CNr..s..... ...........lO W
Five copies. one year. ttl ~ extra r"ry
o. the person .'ttiuG ~ the rlnh,
tr1kin. siv Cupes .... .........'t...lf W
Iiytt ruiHc..ou yett.Hud IA extra ny
H. tic lrr."u uCiuug Ut Tie tlub'
masking utue rliu,E ,E................. ~ w
Eleven t.ufrc.. rur yrtr. 'ud 'u eNi'n
cop. tuthr rrI siu getting mp tile ,luh,
m kiug twelve ru.ues ............,.ts.-I %
Gurry'. Lts'. Book nri lIuprrs Ms-aIlue
" 70 h- .eut one ,rrr uu receipt 81 - ~.
Gul.y's IidN'. Box rrd Aithut'. li"re Nag
asttr ! he .,ut "uc wear "r re- 'iri ul ~ o.
Gwey'- Ltdy's B"uh ard TEE hildtc"'s Hour
will be- .eut me wear On tecclpi ul dl.
q uIeS's IrdN Book. Aithufs Home N'gi.
7i1e sud thiltiieu's Hour viii be stht on receipt
ul e.
s5-rhe money mrst ~ he sent 1T me lime for
any the clpr. AID additions may he made TO
cluhs At rlup rttes.
How ro EENtr.-In temmlt;irg ~ Ma l. u
po.rtIrFt OuptF uu l'hiluieiuNi1.n .nr Ithlt
On phiItdclpuit ~ NcN lutk, payable i" IA"
,udrr,i T. \ GuGeS, 1. pte'etah', t"h'uk n"t's
Irn Draft ur Posi- pihue nder cannot lie pro
CURED send Cuited states or National Bdhk
NOte..
Addt,. J.. A.GonEN,
y t.tor. 9Th and Chestnut II. Philadelphia
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

TUE DoLLAR v'EEiALV svT.
rv'c cppci, one ycri,. ara.".y A.drrs,l
Eosr Dollars.
Ten ,orlo,, ono wear. scn,ratc Hllr,s ca a a
Eigh: Bc.iar-.
!wen'y coN'"s. ~" v"fr. srp. rt'cly ahh.c.s,
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hfml'"cek one yea - rrfict NJ ofclubl
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NV roN'ot, o7c vri 'cpGigtel n 'dre cnC
sc SEM N,eAl olCIcLr F." .ut'rr u, - 'inn.
IiiT'y-L - Dollar.
n" rnirci O. IL, ore ~. :, on, nd -.
IM tA' A.y Tor ,nc ye.s To- hog ''~rr,r
tiity Dol. ara.
r,t. p'd-" c'a,e, o7N var. so,arnt-ly NJ
~" - - iht D"'ty .uro = yp,r - ne ~ rr
W '''4''' ''.xiy Doilarg.
TIE sEs!I-UEc!GL- Gun.
rive oot!'', o'e yCG:, tcpaI4i,lv rrn~.-,
tI.1t No,inrs.
81 co. ie'. ore ve,r 1cNHr-'r'v : sIuras.i a..
80 SA''Ae,iy + Fc'tcg a.. - D.
Sis'ecu DOl,u-r.
SEND YJUc a,oNcT
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EtEENONT HOTEL.
l. FREMONT, SNYDER co, PA.

TNVI TT NNII 7 IT, TTVVTI'TNT'
Thi. new hotel j. NOW prepared tor the
ol guest. and will afford
first tate entertainment to persons visiting
rrccmout. Every eiT,u will he made To
rrumote the comfort Of travellers stopping
NJ tru. hou.c. Choice liquors NJ III" Bar.
rnl the Table supplied with the best the
market affords. An ample stable in con-
nccriou with the house. ArrilG7uf
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TIE DAILY SIN, ca 4 yr.r

prcdnincrtly real no newspaper. with tre
lt''> crrI l'lin ~ Ihs Nu'ul rec lnhs
nr1d.nt. aId iyagle.t ~ 10 II. e.. A itis new.
7 IN ~ rywherc. ~ Gems : cOyy by mail
20 eslts rlJlth. o. 50 aysA!.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-16

ELEVATED SrATEsMAxsHIp.-Of such is the
mongtel party made. Bill Stewart and Tom
Fitch, sagebrush statesmen. both made
speeches in Congress- on the naturalization
bill, begging their mongrel peers not TO ex-
tend It's provisions to Cinnamon, because i.
s0ould iyure the party. Stewart said in the
course Of bis speech: Extending the bill to
Chiuamen would occasion popular repuda-
ton against the Republican party, which
ioould destroy it before the Chinese could gain
citizenship, two years preliminary notice be-
iug required before naturalization" That's
vbats tue matter. The indignant white
Trash would rise and turu Bill Stewart, Tom
Fitch and Cornelius Cole out Of Office be-
fore the MongoIian voters could come to
thsir rescue. They would be perfectly will
leg to iuhict Chinese suffrage upon the
country il they could do so and be re-
elected. aud continue to enjoy fat, corrupt
pickiugs. The good Of the country. The
justice Of measure, or the welfare Of starv-
ing women and children. never entsrs into
the calculations of these craven. ssIfsh,
pgmy statesmen when their own positions
OF pockets are in danger from an indignant
public. OF such are the leaders Of the mon.
tss' party made up. Wha, respectable Re-
publican will own such leaders, or longer
sdbers'to party tha, 10 controlled BY such
pusillanimovs vre,ebes ~ .hesst M
The Placer herald., 1870-07-16

as MERCANTILE LIBRARY CoNcERr. LOTTERY.
Judge Stanley (new brocms sweep clean),
. pew appointee to the County Julgesbip OF
San Francisco, has given a terrible charge
10 the Grand jury. TO indict everybody con
nsc!ed with ths Library lottery, and every
body who has bought or sold l;cke, or
,piscs OF ticket (coupon). under some old
Law. We dom. know Judge Stanley, bu,
our private opinion i, ths. be is both gh,
sud short above the eyes, and is seeking for
. cheap notorie.y, and one ,ba, will in the
end render him ridiculous in the eyes OF the
whole public. It is found that the membsrs
Of the Grand Jury have all bought or sold
tickets, and they mus. indct themselves az
veil - The balance Of the taxpayer. of the
city, or disregard the Judges charge. Il ia
thought that every man on the assessment
roll 10 San Francisco has bough. tickets, and
consequently no jury could be'fonnd to try
the cases. Indeed. it is surpissd that the
Judge himself has also bough. tickets, and
should be indicted. Bosh. Judge Stanley
might as we'll whistle against hurricane as
TO buck against ,his lottery. The holders
OF l09.272 tickets will "cuss" the institution
after ihs drawing. while the lucky fvIlows
vho hold the other 62S will swsar il's bully
thing and want another, and that 10 all there
will bs OF it.