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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-15
THE LAST EEIIGRANT FROM
THE GUILD SOD---AN IRISH
Crows VISIT TO NEW YORK.

The steamship Colorado, Of Williams
and Guion's line, met with westerly winds
from the moment she left liverpool
About three hundred miles west of Cape
Clear the vehemency Of the gales ipcreas-
ed, and large numbers OF tired birds cx-
hausted with heating againgst the winds,
came on board. Among them was a
large flock Of Irish crows, who remained
fce. soIaetpae to recrait and then LEFT &
Zone however, reE3aiped. He had crept
down stairs and had Killed rat. There
was considerable cawing among his sable
brethren before they spread their wings
and they appeared, according TO. Capt.
ing him to fight. But he would not
quit the shop, and arrived in New York
the other day, fresh as. possible, and
quite fatfroIh perpetual ieasdng on rats.
The American continent has not temples
him, and he remains faithfully on board
the Colorado roosting. at right in the
rigging and aecending between decks for
his meals. %Creuched on a beam. he
watches for the passage of rat. and
then decends With noiSless rapidity, ,sriit
ting tAe vicsifn,'s sk ulLwith> a single hIoY
OF his powerful beak Capt. Freeman
has S9lVeE PARTICULAR Of1efS that the bird
shall.nct be rnolested. faana therefore no
attempts have been made to capture
him. He keeps al5ft from human biBeds.
and seems to consider hiuiSclf rs a pas
senger who pays his fare by bis talents
in rat-catehin'g, and wha boards fahAlf.
ltis proeable that when the. Colorado.
approaches the Irish coast onSher next
trip, he VIII sreturn. to his ffieslds and
be received by them WITH The dignity due
to a crow who has seen the new world.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-15

UNIFIED STATS REyENSE- Il
SaEgAas,E GE EFFE GSREENESS5L EEEs-S
EEkSsbzsE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-15

FuIAL AEFECTIoN.-A dutiful and
obe6icnt daughter always makes devot
ed and faithful wife. Let no man, a. he
values his own happiness, marry a woman
of an rlnilial nature. Insrite of the guile
Of Iago, there was much wisdom III his
remark to Othello, when exciting the
No Is suspicion of DeSaemona' S iutegri.
ty, She has deceived her father, aud
may thee"
There is no trait of endearmpnt more
pleasant shan the coDfaing Tenderness of
a young maiden in the care and vigilance
of her mother. If she be an only child.
the pleasure with which -eonteesplate
her silent and gentle acquiesenee ii every
maternal dictGte Is greatly enhanced.
W hen the sentiment ct leye is. FIRST
awakened in the heart Of such an one
it seems ratirer to deepen than divert the
stream Of her filial affection. No man
should pc 80 selfish or 50. ungyise. as, to de.
sire the iesSeairgof tie pure, aud no y
obedience Which IS the best assurance of
his Own enduring felicity Happy is lie
whoEhas won for himself the fond love Of
a young crea enres hose iife has be eu
guarded by q mothers prayers, and INTO
whose spirit the gentle influence oi q
mothers mind have descended liked VS.
into the petals OF a flower. which mis- ht
else have faded in the morning OF life.
Indiana lovers burn the old man 5
barn when he objects to the match. "
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-15

Indiana lovers burn the old mans
barn when he objects to the match. "
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-15
MISCELLAN EOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
! The NRhine hat" is out.
A ouaek dlshAroast duck.
Fruit for newsmen-f fresh dates.
A Celestial urn-Saturn.
A dogma-A feminine canine.
e Soup herb diet-vegetable soup.
; Footprints on the sand of time-crows'
feet.
About eighty lives were lost by lie
Virginia foods. +
The return of the cattle plague is fear
ed in England.
In Dresden, the American ladids are
sewing for the wounded.
Spirits of wipe-After-dinner excite
ment.
The best commander General Dis
armament.
Every young doctor must get On if he
only has patients.
An off handed fellow-one who has lost
both OF has arms.
The best thing to give to the poor
give them employment.
Clerical errors-Three quarters of an
hour sermons.
Out West the grain is now raised at
all seasoas-by the elyators.
Beyond the powers Of the most invet-
crate smoker-A pipe of wine.
The damage done at Strasbourg is esti-
mated at 100000,
The number of wounded French pris-
oners in Germany 2,577 officers and l23,
600 men.
! W hat the wild waves are row saying
! to the seaside hoiels-"shut up
One thing that an importunate Office
beggar can always get-''get out -
The heaviest notes of a bass singer are
those that 60 lowest Gown in the scale.
An Ohioan recently threw up live
frog that had been for some time in his
stomach.
"Working for dear life'' is defined to
| be, making; clothes for new baby.
Prussian nvestments-Metz. Stras-
bourg, Yerdun and Paris. fi
The New York Commercial translates
the Good Templars' 1. o. 6. [. - as
Il Only Get Tight.
Owing to the war, New Jersey viii
have to furnish all the French wine Of
the vintage OF 1870.
/ Red noses are now restored to then
natural color in Paris BY means Of elec
triclty.
| Why is the letter "d'' like the mar
riage service? Because it makes I'VE
into wed. -
One of the oldest pieces of artillery ii
the world Is in Metz. 1t is called The
"Vogel Grief. y
A case is reported of the proprietor o
la &c avlary who has lately gone ravei
mad.
A little boy we know is horribly afrait
that when he is born again he Will be borl
a girl.
1t is fact not easily accounted 70
that at parties, after supper, the guest
begin to grow thin.
Be deaf to the quarrelsome, blind t.
the scorner, and dumb to those who ar
: mlsehleylously lnqulsltlVe.
The sting cf a bee carries conviction
with it. 1t makes man bee-leaver u
once.
In Texas a husband offers 81 200 re
W I'd, and 10 questions asked, if the ma
who took away his wife viii return her
Newark. n j., is to have the larges
ca tae,.ral in the country, and to spen,
fifteen years to building it.
| The Illinois Condensing Company shil
six carloads OF preserved mix from hlgi
to New 7 orh every month.
A man in Oxford was bitten by rat
tlesnake II years ago, and he is still tax
| ing whisky to cure the bite.
The French now make artificial India
rubber" which is said to be as good aGl
much cheaper than the real article.
There are reports that the Camanch,
Indians have abandoned all attempts a
scalping any Of the colored troops on th'
frontier.
IF all signs, including shop signs, fail il
dry weather, they frequently get entirel.
u 4 Il,
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IF all signs, Including shop signs, fail in
dry weather, they frequently get entirely
of the hook in windy weather.
Why are husband and wife not one,
but tea? Because the wife is Number
| One, and the husband goes for moth
Ing.
4 cotemporary thinks it must be hor-
rible on the battlefield, ''to hear .-the
sriAea groans OF the dying and the shrieks
Of the dead.
All the woman suffrage associations in
the land are pointing with pride to
WyomIng, where the women SO sWeetly
and SO quietly voted recently.
The respectable women Of Hope, Ind i,
made savage war upon the houses of i'll
fame in that city, recently. and drove all
the inmates out of town.
Columbus, Ca, has chicken which
commenced Growing like q growing chan
ticieer the first day after it was latch
ed
From The number who come to this
country to be educated, princes must be
as plenty in Japan as they arc scarce
just now, in France.
Every revolution Of the wheel of time
brushes to death the hopes Of good men
and The schemes OF bad ones.
A polite young man in New York re
q1ested a married lady to elope with him
She referred him to her husband, who
broke bis nose.
Steel needles first came into England
from Spain and Germany. They were
first manufactured in London by Ger
man, in 1905.
Il IA Tllinoisian ofers So, 900 for wife.
Tie cheapness of the offer is accounted
for blythe statement that he Is old and
tolora5y well broken up. ,,. ~
Thurlow Weed, in response. to a query
the other day as 10 whether he now takes
much interest In newspapers; said.
None at all | was an editor for fifty
years, Which is a good apprenticeship;
but the papers OF to-day are different
from nay time we were progressive, but
the press OF, ! o day is7doubly SO. The
young men OF the press are the true
journalists Of the day vim and enterprise,
vim and enterprise. I'D
The Pierce County Herald says
~ lfGiC ISIClitJ SIpftu ei-rbtICf AoiiuI
greenback, upon the back Of which was
written IN a bold hand: "The last of
fortune CT saa2e0,000; rum the cause"
These few words tell the story of life of
debauchery and Drunkenness brief, but
directly to the point"
Gen. Airam Nalibridge died at the
Astor House, N. Z. tatolfour O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, after q briei illness Of /
four days, Of disease Of the bladder, aged |
40 years.
"a A ten year old gill. unattended. passed
through Des Moines last Thursday, on
her wayeto California, to meet her moth
er,, 10 1'a{ c&sssl z4 ei' Sc h7li
i Aosandstene has been discovered in
Clay county, near Brazil Indiana, that
IS suituabia for hearths for iron and glass
furnaces. |
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FRAMING TARIFFS.

TIE FIorld thinks il would be easy to
abolish the present duties on Coal, Salt,
Lumber, and Wool, because the amount
Of revenue from these items collected in
1869 was only So. 238, 800. But that is
not tie point. When you move the re-
peal OF these duties, you will find that
others must be repealed or reduced along
with them. The farmer will say, " Il
Wool is to be free. Why not Woolens
also p The al-mlner will not see the beau
ty ofadmittins Coal free, yet taxing nearly
everything lie buys or consumes. The
lunlberman has his ideas also, Of similar
tenor. Il certainly is not glit to deal
with this great subject piecemeal. If the
Tariff is te be recast, let The work be thor
ough. and let action be based on dis
tines, unambigous principle. Such is the
dictate Of statesmanship and public good.
We predict that it wil not be found
practicable 70 ignore T.. But whoever
thinks to do differently IS iabundantiy vel
come to try. IN z 45fjaRe @sis - -
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Henry Smith Ought to Refund.

BFn fraud upon the people, HENRY SMITH
WIS lust autumn declared to have been elect.
cd a Supervisor of this county. lie was
sworn into Office, and for time went through
tho formalty Of doing the duties. lie also
received the salary and gave the usual r.
ccipt for il.
The courts have decided that IIGNIY
SMITH was not n Supervisor at ALL Ills
pretended election was fraud his assump.
ton of the Office was an imposture; and
when he drew the salary, he drew money to
which he had no right whatever. The real
Supervisor, as the Supreme Court has deter.
mined, was JONI FOLEY, He alone was lc.
gally elected, and he alone was entitled to
the salary Of the Office,
1t is the duty of the proper authorities at
once 10 call upon Henry SMITH to pay back
that money. He took il when II was not
lis, and he should instantly be summoned to
restore ii to the people Of this county, to
whom it belongs Ii lie refuses, he should
be sued and compelled to pay it back. Be.
cause he is q rich man and holds the Office
Of Police Commissioner, he ought not to be
permitted to keep the money of tho people
poor man who attempts to keep what does
not belong 10 him is made to give it up, and
7omo'iln .s punished for the attempt Let
the SAM rulc be APPLIED to HENRY SMITH,
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Greeley on Grant at ~. Louis.

Ifany doubt rcmaips that the Hon. HORACE
GREELEY heartily rcciprocratcs the feeling
of Gen. GRANT toward him, it will be dis.
sipated on reading Mr.. GREELEY's great
address Just delivered ut the st. Louis
Agricultural Fair, and reported exclusively
for the Tribune by the authors own pen
Mr.. GREELEY does not wait for an exordum,
but in the very first paragraph-we copy it
In another column--as if sinarting under
his defeat at Saratoga, deals a telling blow at
military ohicftains mentioning MARLBo-
ROUGH, SAXB, the Great Frederick, and
the First NAPOLEON by name, and utterinG
Bcathing anathemas against those whose
fame rests on achievements in the battle
field, and contrasting and throwing into the
shade their deeds as compared with those Of
inventors like WATT and JACQUARD, and of
writers on agriculture, and even the common
tillers Of the soil In this introduction to his
r,Nlly interesting speech, the Farmer Of
ChaSoaqua does not expressly name GRANT /;
but IL is plain to all who know the circum-
stances under which Il was written that he
means him all the time. Indeed, all through
the first quarter Of the address there runs Il
vein Of studied depreciation Of military he
roes and the art of war, and n warm eulo
gium by way OF contrast Of those who pursue
The paths of peaceful industry.
The opening paragraph of the address,
~ it was originally intended to be pro
nounccd at ST. Louis, begins far down the
6rst column as printed in the Tri5pne. This
and the following pages, with the exception
Of a sly dig here and there at GRAST-cvi-
IDENTIFY interlineations--were no doubt com.
posed before the Saratoga Convention, while
the defiant and somewhat ,outemptuous
trumpet last at the beginning mast have
been prepared after he had been sold out By
that body for WoopFoRD through the con
nivance of the President
Can anybody justly blame Mr.. GHECLEY
for this? Was ever a man so shamcftlly
treated as he was at Saratoga? And though
the IrtJUat in his absence, may b. tolcra
Ted in seeming 10 support Gen. WoopForp
here, cannot Mr.. GREELEY in his Individual
capacity, and beyond the boundaries # this
State, breathe deiaace, through uirac;
channels, against Ii g bctaycr?
After reading ills 81. Louis speech, no
man of sense Will question that Mr. GREE
LEY is hostile to the denomination Of Gea.
GRANT.
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Rumors of Changes In the Cabinet.
Washington Correspondence OF The JOuIi,H az Con
tueFcs,

hdhWgiOh I0fTesp0"dsHce U me JV"tW ~ to"'
inerce.
1t is held by prominent Senators aud poliu-
clans who have been are now here, and who
have been the principal causes OF all the pre- MT dis
affection against certain Cabinet ministers, that soon
after the October elections Mr.. Cox, Mr.. Afcrman,
MIR. Fish, aud probably MIR. Belknap wi. have -uc-
cessors in ONCE. The men who have the least 70
say about these Things the President and the
gentlemen whose positions are involved.
The dscontents say they have it from the PreTi-
dent that after the event referred 10. changes VIII
he made TO meet party demands, ana TO srcu cab
met ministers who have influence ~ homo aud know
how to use II Tor the benefit Of the Republican pUv
| cannot relnQuish the BELIEF that the President
never made such a statement or promise. Secretary
Cox has no influence TO speak Of In ONO, and iet
there good reasons to show that the frrsi tent
desires him to remain in the cabinet Mt Aker-
man will leave the Cabinet OF his own accord Withn
two months II he lives 50 long lie has influence
In Georgia.
or MIR. Fish, Il IA well known trat h. docs not
take an active part In the politics If New York 10
Is tenacious Of disposition, and smooth and Nolu'
bile OF speech when stating u proposition. Tho
President IL blunt little, hut holds To nis own
view with q nrmness that words DO not shake
The couse, u"nce has hoen a stubborn disagree.
mcnt on affairs or state. There nave probably
never been President and Secretary OF STATE who
agreed IN eNery thing. But the President likes Mr..
Fish.
As for the Secretary Of War. It Ia not reasonable
TO suppose that the President win violate the
prominent consistency OF his life-unatcrahle At
tachment to personal friends-and remove General
Belknap ! think tho rumor OF his intended r..
movM IL absurd 1t speaks we'll for him, too,
That no charge OF any kind either political, person
al, or ofhcia has been preferred sganst hnh slncs
and the only objection now IL, thlt the Repub ca4
can carry Iowa without the aid of Cabinet mn-tc
Pennsylvania will be very likely to receive tue ul-
pointmont OF a Cabuet minister at no distant day
aud the selection will be made by Simon Cameron.
Hiram Walbridge Of New YOrknay 10 made Sccrr.
tary Of State. Some person will probably soon snc
coed MIR. Akerman. The heaviest pressure a-ai Z
Secretary Cox, led by Senators simon Calu'iou aud
ZaChariah Chandler &.
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Mr.. Greeley Attacks Gen. Grant and NH
tnry Men Generally.


Long after the materials have perlshed beyond
recovery, We perceive that the true history Of our
race has not been written, That which has come
down to us from antiquity embodies the names OF
lew great warriors, Us many city-bulldng despots,
the founders OF three or four out OF ten thousand
religions, with two or three remarkably strong.
minded and generally ill-behavcd women but, OF
tue great benefactors and real leaders Of mankind,
Il tells us nothing. Minus and sesostris hguro on
its pages; but what are they TO usf and what did
they Mhereby we are instructed or benefited
while lie who first aubdued and tanned horse, ana
he VINO nrst stirred and loosened the soil for
seed bed by the help OF animals strength, have
utterly crumbled into nameless dust We
know who showed Europe how to
taught her TO weave fabrics of wool and nar for de-
fence against the caprces of weather and the rigOrs
Of winter: ge are familiar ruth The modern dcAisUs-
Frederick, while we know little OF Palsy, and
jacquard, and Brindley. and att; yet that little
mas stated our curiosity The conquosts of the Great
Napoleon turned TO ashes years before he died
while those, far vaster, Of our own Fulton are still
beng extended and consolidated yet millions eager
y pore over volumes narrating the former where
thousands YEARLY yawn over pages describing the
latter Rtght toeN do ace kHOtp nat ne era Of car.
rage and derdstonoH has not eiOsed but Is Il not
h 1, mWd mat xe stray Of pedcJuI JraiJI Indus
:, Our average reading corrupts more than It en-.
hghlens anu humanzes u.s. The apprentice, whose
every leisure hour Is absorbed in gloating over tho
adventurous robberies Of Jack Sheppard, ia
clearly NOT on the highway TO emnence In the trade
he learns only to despise but how much better cal.
culated TO render him skiful mechanic and useful
citizen are the pages of Nlpier's PsHiRSnilr War,
AHisOn's Modern Europe or NE Adp1ieoaic rOmances
u the Rec. John s. q ALJOtt
do men gather grapes OF thorns, or lgs OF this
tesf We poison tee minds Of our youth with a
delusiye glamour which makes industry seem dull
and trivial, and then wonder that they shun patient
plOddng work, and WOO success through hazardou $
speculation and gambling adventure. We virtually
teach them that the husbandman's life is poor and
paltryi and then wonder than they despso and shun
IT, We must rerSrse the engine and teach ne tssen,
hdI nO6Leiess Of eUea an aEdistR0uished but use(ul
career Of manly LdbOr-the nO5ttheSs Udt Is, " al
AGtt he n0tteIseSs hat Dsag, aI,4 ut sLDl Ia
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Don't Let Borie he Forgotten.

The President is going to change his CALI.
not fIsH, AKrUMAN, Cox, aud RoBEsoN
are going out. 1t is said that tlcir success
sors Will be appointed under the influence OF
politicians ike SIMON CAMERON and FACE
CHANDLER, and that they will determine
who shall succeed these great original
statesmen of GRANTS own choice and
Siiection. We trust that this rumor it
not well founded. The Hon. ADoLpn
BomE has hitherto been the chic
adviser of the President in the selection OF
those who should administer the govern
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mtnt. An. BoLL IL q good man. He
knows p",d wine, aud lie knows good fel-
low to dr,uk 1t, ~. Tor instance, the Hon. G..
VI RUBEsUN Uf Camden. When the new
members Of the Cabinet come to be ap-
factory TO Mr. BORE. 1t may he well for
the President sometimes to consult outsiders
like CAMERON and CHANDLER; but the real
decision should he given by some good man
like the late Secretary Of the Navy. Let
Gen. GRANr 20 ahead and continue TO
rely ON BuRIE.
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o4KEY HALL rs. Wo0DFoRD.
THE $1,000 Cable Brihc mud Gen. Pleas.
onIon'n Afier-Dinner Speeches.

The $4,000 Cable Bride nud Gen. Please
ouion's Aner-Diuner speeches.
Mayor Hall has addressed letter 10 Mai. Gen
Alfred Pleasonton, relative to a recent speech in
which the General undertook the defence Of Gen.
Woodford. Mayor Kali SAYS:
have made several charges against Gen woodford.
who on a recent occasion relieved me r any per
sona fornearance toward HIM. even mad political en-
pediency demanded my silence rs partisan and they
correctly reported In THH Of Sept - and tho
World Of Oct l. am willing 20 submit thesc chsrges
precisely they made land under the tcchu
cal rules used in pleadiuR with eithcra general %
specific written answer 10 them from Gen, Mo ford
ior arbitration thus Re 70 select an arpuator % so
pcnses in any event aidavts 10 be used II Oral tcs-
mony cannot be procured; they to report before Tho
lat dAy Of November IN time 10 telegraph tle result
through the State. II they report any one OF tbs
charges sustained then the General to give III Pound
ling Hospital 1900 II they report All the charges un
susta ned then 1 TO pay the same sum 10 ans charity
Gen wooiford may name, and 10 Furthermore ACCEPT
the inveracious posltlOn IL the TrbuHes ed torlaL
But Gen NoOdford also to agree, that II Of tho
charges sustained, he Will not Withdraw tho
canvass, but take the odlum of the persona contro
ycrsy lie provoked by his extraordinary trade 81
Brooklyn after aserenade and cnampagn, .pplcr
A. OAkEi HALL
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Tho Republicans, II is stated, intend to
endorse the county nominations Of the Young
Democracy. Mr.. PgrER DR,iSs SwEgNY appears
to have furcseen this coalition when he drew up
the new election law adopted at Albany last win
ter That law provides tlat the Mayor, Sheriff
County Clerk, and Coroners shall run on the
same ballot with the Governor and State officers.
They cannot be separated on different ballots, as
they were formerly. The Young Democrats, If
they make a combination with the GTAST AID.
ministration, must promise to place STEWART l..
WooDFoRD at the head Of their ticket.
It is doubtful whether 20 900 Republicans will
vote for Mr. WooDFoRD. II is certain that but
few Democrats, il any, will vote for WooDroRD.
Had MARSHALL o. ROBERTS been nominated,
thousands Of honest Democrats might have voted
for him under such an arrangement. But they
can never vote for WoopFoRD What will be the
result2 The candidates Of the Young Democracy
for county Offices, such as Mayor, Sheriff, County
Clerk and Coroncrs, who are ON the same bal
lot as the Governor and State officers, will be
obliged to cheat the Administration if they dc.
sire to succeed, and place at the head Of their
ticket the candidates ofthe Rochester Convention
Otherwise the Democratic voters, disguised at
seeing the name Of WooDFonD at the head Of
their ballot, will throw it away and vote the
other ticket
GaASr and his friends can never get Demo
cratic votes for WooDFoRD. This is certain
They will be fortunate If they secure two thirds
Of the Republican voters.