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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
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Nursery SONGS.
By CHRISTINA c. RossETI.


Rosy maiden Winifred,
With a milk-pail on her head,
Tripping through the corn,
While the dew lies on the wheat,
In the sunny morn.
Scarlet shepherds weathergiass
Spread wide open at herifeet
As they pass;
Comfowers give their almond smell
While she brushes by,
And a lark sings from the sky,
All is WE'LL
When the cows come home the milk is coming;
Honey's made while the bees are humming;
Duck and drake on the .rushytlake,
And the deerliy safe in the breezy brake;
And timid, funny, pert little bunny
Winks ms nose, and sits all sunny.
Roses blushiug red and white,
For delight;
Honeysuckle wrcaths above,
For love;
Dim swcet-scented heiotrope.
For hope;
Shining lilies tan and straight
For royal state;
Dusky pansies,-let them be
For memory;
With vioets Of fragrant breath,
For death
from OiF ond Men .tor jim
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

HORSE RADIsH-A young lady Of expert
ence, and evidently good taste, makes these
valuable suggestions to housekeepers Horse
radlsh adds to the flavor, but not 10 the deli
cacy of charlotte russo. Picked onions sliced
with chopped garlic, and sprinkled through
with sylabub or raspberry float produce a
marked difference in those delicacies, which
can at ounce be detected by the most delicate
palates. Stcwed terrapin, Roman punch,
6oned turkey, curry, and ottar Of roses, If well
mixed and bologna sausage, makes a most
complicated soup, but it is not always liked
on the first trial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

A correspondent of the Country Gentie-
man dlsapProves OF usn5 two inch sole tile
tor draining an orchard, as the hbrous roots
OF the trees, within three years after dram
ing, enter the joints, and clog the bore COM
pietely. lnexamiuing tic which were rce
lect below the surface, Inc pulled out mas ,es OF
fbrous roots which comp. teiy narred lie
water lie thinks that the least objectic ma
bic kind OF o1ain, Tor orchard OF bearing
trees, is the old fashioned bind drain, well
SECURED at the top by small stones, and such
other material as viii prevent the earth over
the drain from breaking through
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

In this connection the following may prove
of additional interest. 1t is an article APP
pearing in the Free Press and Times Of June
,, signed g X whom the editor elsewhere
calls - Professor X" We imagine it may
he a a professor in our State University.
. | received from Mr.. Hills of the steamer
:. United States a specimen Of a yellow
powder, supposed to be sulphur, which was
adhered from the deck Of the steamer after
the rain of Monday, the 22d.
a similar shower Of dust fell upon the
&" Cakes Ames' between this city and Platts-
burgh, while the - United States - was at
the time Of the shower in the vicinity of p ort
Henry.
Upon examination this yellow poa der
proved to be flower dust of pollen, and under
the microscope was seen to consist almost
wholly Of one kind. is origin is probably
the Adirondack woods, and from the white
birch which is abuniant in those forests
The transportation OF such material through
the atmosphere even for great distances seems
well established. This often takes place in
a direction opposite u the prevalent surface
winds, and is valuable evidence IN establish
ing the existence and GlrectI IN Of the upper
currents OF atmosphere.
Microscopic examination Of fine dust
which has repeatedly fallen IN many
parts Of Southern Europe, has shown it u
consist Of organic remains from the valley OF
the Amazon Ashes from the eruption Of a
volcano IN tie Pdcifc fell upon the island Of
Jamaca, 700 miles northeast. and N tie same
lme the ashes of this Volcano were carried
~ the surface winds to a point IN the Pacific.
1900 miles In an opposite direction.
Ia like manner the existence and direction
Of upper currents in the northern latitude
nave been determined. Fortzampe, in 1888,
during the great eruption Of Mt Hecla in
Scotland, a g dry log spread over the whole
Of Europe, from Norway to Syria
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

A RELISH FOR BREAKFAST OR LUNCm.-
Take quart of pound Of cheese, gooC
and fresh cut it up thin slices and put il
IN % SPIDER turning over 1t a large cup
iul Of sweet milk add quarter of tea
spoonful Of dry mustard, dash Of pepper,
little salt, snd piece OF butter as large as a
butternut. Sur the mixture all the time
Have at hand three Boston crackers finely
pounded or rolled, and sprinkle them il
gradually; as soon as they are stirred in
turn into a warm dish and serve. It is very
delicious
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

to find out just how they made such per
feet coffee as we had just drank, and stepped
into the neat kitchen of the little hotel ; and
this was the report: Take any kind of coffee
pot or urn, and suspend bag made of heavy
flannel, so long that it reaches the bottom,
bound on a wire just fitting the top; put IN
the fresh ground pure coffee, and pour on
freshly boiled water. The fluid filters through
the bag, and may be used at once it needs
no settling, and retains all its economy, as
the coffee stands and soaks out it's strength in
stead of merely letting the water pass through
it. . Do you boil ~ inquired the learner
d" Na-a-a-ay,'' said the maid in simple as
constituent that any one should be SO waste
full as to send away the precious aroma in
steam should rob the prince OF food of that
evanescent something which constitutes his
nobility, and reduce him to mere aliment. As
soon would one think of throwing away the
drop of sunshine, charged with ali the sum
mer's gold which lies at the throat Of a bot
tie of Johannisberger-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

WHAT RooTs SHALL WE GRow.-A CORES
pendent of The Country Gentleman says -
With much experience in the growins and
feeding of most kinds Of roots, our very de-
cded preference for the principal crop, Is for
beets. We place first among varieties the
American Imperial Sugar beet It grows
mostly ont Of ground, although it grows
larger and heavier than any other, it is fine,
compact, sweet and NITROUS. The Sugar
beets that grow in the ground we have dis
carded. The Long Red Mangold grows very
much like the better variety Of Sugar
beets. viii bear little closer planting and
yield about the same weight Of roots. 1t is
not quite 50 sweet or juicy as the other, and
we think ranks second in feeding qualities.
On a soil inclining to sandy, we have most
excellent crops Of the Yellow Globe Mangold'
Between this and the Long Red there Is lit
tie if any choice, except that the Globe IS
better adapted to the lighter soils. On land
quite free from weeds, carrots and parsnIps
may be proftably grown, but we would not,
after all, recommend them at all compare
bic with beets for general crop.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

The session of the New England Labor
Reform League was attended by less than
fifty persons, who organized an American
Labor Reform League, OF which they elected
VIM B. Green, of Massachusetts. President !;
f. ii. Hayward, of Princeton, Mass, Cores
ponding Secretary l.. r. Joslin, OF ProVi-
dence, Treasurer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

How TO NIKE COFFEs.-A correspondent
of the Scientific American travelling IN Swe-
den, was immensely delighted with the
coffee served on the steamboats, and hotels
'' At Upsala," he writes, :" We determined
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
MAN 90.
How Lost, How Restore d.

.-r-FzA Just published, a new edition Il I}r
Z%IEE.A CutverNvelf's CeIe ilraGecE Essay
sy1-SS4SssS "a the radical cure CWU bout uset.,frt
GANH4AA2S ct Sperm AMoRRbua !. SetusuaI "
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and Physical Incsosclty- impstjtne1r~ Nafr#a.=
etc, also CoNsUHFTTOS Epilepsy ard FI~. i1d.,er
by self i0dul gt nee ar sexual CNtrevsaaucc-
SCS-fiice, IN sealed euVe hope only cents.
Tue &c ehrated author .in liI> sdmjrs
iv demonstrates trom thirty years succesuE praa
nee, that the alarming canSeq IeBceS rt Pa aR
he radically cured without Tie dangerous use ef Iu-
ernai medicine the application uI the kul.e point
ing eur mode OF cure al ace simple and rire
tus!. hV which every sltFerer ra fasrrer
what MS condition may be, may La-a. cors
privately and radically.
- This ecture suuuId be in The hands cf every
youth al every man M tie land.
sent under seat tu plain euya'.pe - r.. address
postpaid ON receipt uf >IN Two uo~r sraan4~
Also, Or. Culyerwefls - Hsrria-e Guide pine, -
cents.
Address The Publishers.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

GEN E2gEAEs &TATFTEs.
The revised edition lIs7I) OF the Casual - ~
UrEs o. VERMONT is now completed, art c.H'ss "
placed on sale at the pr ncpal bookstore a. tt s.t
al S+-5n per copy.-Order~ for the same should 80
dressed to the undersigned at NorIIfe d.
GEORGE NICHOLS
Secretary " S,afe.
December 20, 1870 r5lnC
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

AMERICAN AID FoREIGN rATENTS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
state St. orp kilbv s.. Eos.an
E'sNSTFEEG%F4E4.

'' regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the uo-t aaEe FL
successful practitioners with whom have izt cffiai
intercourse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24
POLITICAL.
CTATE OF NEW YORK,
> OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATED

y orFroE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATED
To the Sheriff of the County Of New Yors@sir '"
s s S'' s:s
Of Sa re- til. d Neon
Trsas%rer N the place of, Of Wheeler r, Bristol;
State Engineer and Surveyor, in the place of Van
Canal Commissioner, in the place of George W. Chap
Inspector of State Prisons place David B.
All whose terms Of Office will expire the last day Of
Also of the Supreme the First Judicial
district, in the place of Josiah Sutherland, whose term Of
senator S5 H. Fourth senate S!:'rs comprsss
tenth and Fourteenth wards of the city and county Of
Also Senator the Fifth Senate district. compranr
the Eishh. Ninth Fifteenth aud Sixteenth wards of tho
Also senator the sixth district comprising
Tenth Llcyenh and Seventeenth wards Of the city and
Also senator for the Seventh Senate district comprising
the Eighteenth Twentieth and Tweny6rst wards OF the city
E,sss4 Senate s..', scmps!'r.
city ans f Ess fE.o to b. elected for sal.
Two justices OF The Superior Court the place of Samuel
Judge Of The Court Of Common Pleas place Of
Marine Court, the place Of Henry Ater'
Ksee n the sSs S tho
Of .ss % Of ,Hss % h. last d., Of De-
the attention OF Town and City Election Boards Inspec
tors of Election directed TO chapter
7a of the Laws 1871 herewith printed a. to the supply OF
to witt: c....~,,s
An ri IN relation election of Representatives. In Con-
gress, Senators and Members Of Assembly.
The People OF New York. represented In Senate
ana Assembly, do enact as follows
srcTIow Al each special election at which
Senator Member OF Assembly
ton districts shall provide and keep separate
bor in which Representatives In Congress, to
be endorsed Congrcss shall be deposited also separate
Dor in all ballots for SENATOR be endorsed Senate
lots for Member OF Assembly be endorsed "Aemby'
sha and the ballots deposited In said
boxes shall and canvassed in the
above respectively and Immediately following the estimate
SEC All acts and parts inconsistent with pro-
visions of this act are hereby repealed
sEC g. This act shall take effect Immediately.
Respectfully, yours: Ac. s,,, ,..s,.
You are without delay delivers copy above notice
Of and to each Supervisor
TO copy OF said notice to be pub
shed public newspapers printed In county not
exceeding fifteen numbers having the largest circulation
the oiv and county Of New YORK. once In each week, until
Vide chap. $50. Laws of 1850.
SHrRIrr's OFroE, NEW CoURr HoUsE,l
CRY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, August l, 1871. :
Notice received by me this day from the Secretary Of State
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN,
Sheriff OF tho City and County OF New York.
Publishers OF newspapers will not his adv
uness especially au'ho.sd 80 to do See chapter 40 Lava
] of l5o0 MATTHEW 7, BRENNAN. ShariG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24

EUROPE.
GRAND HSIEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS
(T Rue de RiyO.
General reduction OF prices
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS,
200 drawing bedrooms,
elegantly furnished, at rom 8f.
GRAND HOTEL Du LOUVRE PABTS.
Breakfasts At 81. b0c., wine included,
from 10 A. NJ. Till r. NJ.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS
Dinners ~ d.. wine included,
daily at s y. NJ
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. PARIS,
Reduction throughout.
JIoTEL wAGRAM,
III Paris, 20s Rue de RlvoL 2Cs Paris,
American Boarding House.
Board 1T from ~ 80 TO SO day.
THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
Palace, Upper Norwood, London-To tourists and fam
lies Its elevated. pleasant saiubrious position,
combined with the comfort afforded sSd general manage
nen have made the Queens tJ favorte resort Of The
upper ranks vi. English society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24

DoARD wAHTED-IS A FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
ID nicely furnished Room, for gentleman and wife, and
Room, with connecting bad room ior lady and boy 80
good table requisite. location from FIJI
iecah 10 twenty hd street between Fourth and szh ave
nues. Terms be moderate. Answers 70 De noticed
must contain full particulars. inelualnR Price Acdre"
OLIVER uers.d o0cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
nroved by ths leading and professional players
constantly hand, Tables at prices tanengtrom $soo up
PHELAN COLLEkDkR. 71 BroAdwAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24

A BOARD wANTED-IN FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
"a for reDemap wife md three children % years.
monhs, two large Rooms large aud two
mall good table requisite location Fifteenth TO Tneth
street Third SIth avenue, terms moderate. Address
with particulars, including price, M Herald ohce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-24

esyUpINK or MEr-A NEW PIANO COMPOSITION,
brilliant ana elegant by Henry schroeder dedicated
IN the pips Conservatory OF MUSIC just
pubis6ed by LITOLFF, oil Fourth avenue
u,rNoR WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HAB-
its and address, TO travel with male quartet Cali ut
i2b Broome street. Y, ~ INEhAINh q nNV.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01
JntereGaute Noti3en.

gntiebli6es @rubenunalid. - Is Der,
ipnen 2eben eefo Rod 1T
bas ihrsdlide unslid. tpelaes Dor einisen Sabren
bic aponoale Wtlns beimiudte mao oas eanse aano
ihon brinet uns Der telegraph Die 4unoe BON einem
dbnlifen greigniB, welhes IT'D BON Dem ertpdbnten
5par baour1 unterlbetoet, oaB o~emieIben niht 10
Diele Menibenleben sun1 Opfer fielen. bas aber aufs
Neue ben gepeis ~lisfert, pte notbmenois es 1T. bab
iebe &oblengrube penl9itens opel Aus9dnse baben
iolHe. .
am @amitas lester Wo6e brad in Dem Maidi.
neubaus oes Der 9eaish yaasp @iienbabn seb6ri'
gen uno BON Blad II. 60, yiem Dorf. bearbeiteten
QBeit Yittston Sdadtes bel Yittston, 3d., elm 5eus
er aus. oas iid nit unsemeiner Shneliateit pers
b~reitete, in tur3er 3eit ben Nussans aus Der Wtine
D~eriperrte uno fid Der Musfleioung bss Sdahtes
mittbeilte. Wie es ideint. lit bas STeuer ourh Jiei.
buns in benz SOlSuerf beg gum Aut5ieben uno gtie=
o~erlallen oienenben @eruites bon ielbit eniitanoen
uno obsIeih Der Snaenieur ben in Der Utine bei6df=
tiaten Arbeitern iofort Elm 8arnunssaeiden CAB,
fonnten bod nlr ipenise beraufse5oSen ueroen, ebe
Die Wtalhine ourh Nusgleiten oes Seiies aus Der
Gole unbrauhbar tpuroe unb Die observation-disclosures
be Sibe jeoe tDeitere Silflsiitung unm6elid mabte.
Cine An5abl Der Arbeiter, peIhe eben abSelolt NOR
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

xHie bemofratiI9e Nartei BON Irantlin gountp
bat R6 qeweiaert, Sic Dapton. 9laiform 3u inooiN-
rem, Columbus 1T cine fefte Burg beg Bourbonens
tbuu1s." tGtnc. Noltsolatt)
nag Sos goIfsbIatt III falia beri&tet. gs tuur'
ben in, Qaufe Der Berbanblunsen BON suei Selesa.
ten peri&ieoene Beidliie einsebra&t. Die idmmtli&
bic Montgomerp Ylatform i'm Beientliden inooiiirs
ten, aber Der 6orm nod BON einanoer abulHen.
Ser 8eidlub bes einen Delesaten orildte li1 tn al
Ier Rirae nod biel beitimmter fur oas Mufgeoen Der
a5getbanen 6raeen uno bic Mnnabnae or @neno'
ments unb Der greebniiie bes Rrieses aug. ais o'es
in ben Montsomerp 8eIdlinen eei9eben 1T, uno IS
lit be3eidneno, BOB Der Mntrasfteuer BON Der eon'
pentiou einaimruig als Deleeat our Staats=eon'
pention aeudblt sporeen 1T. s. laeen Der eonpetn'
tion 10 piele u~noufidiebbore @ei4dfte Dol, Bob IS
.lpdt tpurbe, che bic Beidfuie our Werbanolnn9 toms
men fonnten. Da bel bieier 3eit bic neiften Sele'
ooten bonn 2onbe bereits nod Sauie sesonsen tpa'
rem. 70 belt man es far oas Bette, ben sanssn @e'
aenitanb auf ben Slid gu Ieeen.
Deutli& senug bate ii9 obnebin bic Contention
bereits Na@mittaes iber bieIen yuntt aus9elpro0en
unb suar burd bic %einitimmise Innabme zines Se'
ShluIIes. Der Die Delegaten 5ur Staats= Gonpentlon
innruirt. aue ebrIi4en Wittel an5npenben, nm DIE
GrnennunQ Oe9 VWIO. Z SW'"b'N~
als erae Wabl Der Demofratie bon 5rantlIn eounig,
fir bas @ouperneursamt burd3uieben. Us TT aa'
aemein befannt, bab Gen. gwins gan3 entl@.eoen
benz ssIiael Der partei aneebbrt, tuelder itd 'auf Den
Booen Der @eeenpart fteut, bic aIten selofen Jra'
gen Der gereausenbeit Die feinen Wertb raeor 90
ben, fallen Id5ft uno bic 6ubrer Der repuolltantld9en
Bartei auinaen tuirb. aus ibren alien Shlupflulu=
feIn unb 0eriteden beraus5utommen uno uns auf
eineu, neuen @@ladtfeloe su besesnsn, auf tuslHsta
es lh nidt I'M Ieere Ybralen, ionoern nm "lebenotse
Sraoen" banoelt, Die bas Snterefe oes Woltes bel
tiefer berabren as ale 2itaneien uno abseorol@enen
Rebensarten aber seiaebene Dinse nno persansene
@eIdidten. nit benen es idon ldnst gum ueber=
oruiie ~sefattert tporoen 1T. Mir tuiisn g tuobt oab
Die republifaniiden 6ibrer liebsr nod einmal btntsr
ben olttn gerfeden fdmpfen m6dten, baben aber
tsine SUIT, ibnen hielen Bortbeil 5u se,pabren. 28as
un5ere County gonpention anbetrtft, 10 tonnte tie
rid uber bieien 9untt gar ni&t oeutli&er ausipres
den, as bura ;;bre %einitimmise Sntruttion fur Sen.
GrDina.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

Soloaten beitimmt. faunen neulidr in Gan 5raneiseo
an. Sic Baeifc Ulail Steamlhip 60. bef6roerte tie
fret bon Wofaboma nod San f%rancisco uno tptro
iie eleidfaQs f~oitenfrei BON leBterem Safenplabe nod
Banana ihafen. Bon Banana aus neroen tie
ourb Sambur9er Oampfer brett mad DeutIblano
unb 10 mad Berlin ~bef6roert tperoen.
Gin @eihenf flr ben beutf en- &aiier.
Tran8 WaQner. Der pieoerbolt 3eiden beionoerer
@unit BON Seite bes nunmebrisen &aiiers BON
Oeu!lblanb erbalten, bat nun, tie 10 Diele Anoere.
um benz &aiier teine Danfbarfeit 5u ~besei9en. ,la1
Berlin Elm hibides Brooutt Der 9lnits Snouitrie ae.
@anse, aus gidenbol8 sei6nibt itelt elm Sdue,'
serbaus Dor, bejien Snnenralua CUR 4ufbeuahrung
Der giaarren beIttmmt lit; miro oas Sals 9~eDfnet,
10 beainnt Die Wfuif uno es ert6nen: vSie Wabt
am 2bein." .Boruiia." Barrier ginsugsmarlh"
u. T. NJ. gu aem 9dusden gebbren 5psi Stiible:
nieoerldBt. 9as nieolide 2unftpert itanut aus
Der betannten Muiits Autouaaten. 6abrit oes germ
Seller in Bern.
RoHbarer Spab. Sci benz umsua su gbren
beg Iriebensfeftes ~ereisnete lih in Ybilaoelpbia Elm
~foitbarer SpaB. Gin iehr noblbefleioeter GER, ipe!'
der ben @ambrinas ~porlteate uno Die 3ugsabtbel.
lung Der Bierbrauer bod au &ob e%rDfnete. bette. un1
elm eroBes, ib6nes Bfero su reiten. elnen prdttt!a!en
| ShimmeI bes 6euerbepartements iih 5u peritafe1
lgepuSt. StoIj. nit Der Rrone auf Dem Saupte. NIT
benz Burpur uno Sermelin an9etban, rift Der Sler'
t6nis baber. gs mar cine 5reube, ibn an5ulbauen.
~geleaenen Staottaeile bri&t Seuer aus, Die alaru'
gloden ihlaeen an, 0er S6immel ipibt Die Obren
nno madt Mfdnnden, benz @ambrlnus miro es
ldwummri1. es idldst nodnals an = cine Dampf'
ipribe fdbrt an Dem 3uge pOrbei uno - Der Sbim'
mel lit ntdt mebr su talten, CT folat ieinen Gannera.
Den 5ur Branoftdtte. ben persueifelnben @anibrinus
mioer Milen nit ii9 nebmeno. Wtan fann li4 oas
@auoium Der Wense iiber oieien Worfaa touildlter
Natur oenfen. Ha
0%erfebItes 2eben. albert &abn. Der in
Deutiblanb ifubirt, oann ais Ofi5ier unter Wtor1'
milan in Wtsgieo 9eoient. sulebt cine Wirtbldhaft IN
Chicago anaeTaneen bate, bauit aber riht pors
udrts fam, bat ii9 oura 2anoanurn oas 2soen se'
| nnn1 mon
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01
Nnd cine bemnfratii1e &unngebrng.

Wir hatten bisber nod nidt WuBe, ben 8rief III
belprehen, welden 9err SSobn . Adams pom Wfai,
iahuletts oieier Sage an 9errn gSarrea Se!,ep ses
ihrieben. Das ermdbnte Sdreiben erbeilht nad=
trdalide 8eipreduns. Sc 1T cine politi1de &uno=
aebung BON 5eiten zines Wannes, pslther du ben
Recommendation &eprdientanten Der Semofratie in
ienem 2anoestbeiIe sdblt, no bic Wieee Deg. our Dit
tatur Der Corruption entartetsn ameritanii4en rRa.
o%ifalismus" iteht. :.
br. Moams i6reibt in elmer 5prade, tpel6e nit
Der iibliden Barteipbraieo!o9te nl6ts .setnelrl pat
uno Denisniaen, tpelhe Ofienbeit fir einen polite
ihen Sssbier baIten, etuas itadelig portommen mag.
aber er triift ben ridtiaen Sled uno seat ieinen Sc
banfeneans lo9iid 5u gnoe. 49,. !.
9ie politiide Situation faBt 2r. Sebn -. Aoams
tpie foIat auf: oas WoIt Der Der. Staaten flble,
Sa6 Is iid in faliasr gabn b%eiinoet. adsin e a9se,
re NIT Der umfebr, neil man ibm iase. Dob ss bslm
umfsbren an einsn Nesrunlo9 ssrataen ,uerSs. g PIE.
sufoohe her Slemofratie BARN, Dem Wolfe bieien
Wabn au nebrnen, ibmasu seisen. bob es obns @efabr
Die IaIjAe Yabn ~uerla7en tonne.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

Sic 9enotrate1 bon gennIploanien biel=
ten ibre Stoatss Convention an Mittmod in 5arris=
burg.- Sc iparen Bios 5uei ganbioaten fit @taats-
dnier gu ernennen uno bic Bobl fiel auf Sen. Wm.
Mcganoles BON philadelphia fir g,eneral. Nuoitor
uno Capt. Jobn 8. Cooper bon 2aiprence Gountp
fir General WermsRer. Sic Ylatform ertennt bic
Grgebnilie bes &rieses unb Die amendments an, ldbt
Die .tooen 5rasen" fallen unb itSQt ii@ auf ben 8os
Den Der @eaentDart, suinst mitbin Die Grant artei,
Der Democratic bon pennipipanien auf oemS tladt'
ftloe Der .~lebenben Srasen" 5u b~eeesnen. Obio uitb
bofentIib oieiem 8eiipiele foIsen. fs
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

= Ser Senat bes Gonereies bot lid an Ser1'
ifaa pertast. gorber paiirte Elm Beia!uB flir ole
gntlaIuns Der beioen einseiperrten 3eitunsscorre,
lponoenten. go enbete biele &omooie. Obne oaB
man ermittelte, per ben beioen 3eituneslinoern
Die Mbldrift bes 8ertrass nit England selisfert bat.
SIZE beioen gorrelponbenten, Die pdbreno ibrer Ss'
fansenldaft Elm labnes 3immer i'm Capitol bepobn'
ten. fa elmer suten Safel e~rfrsuten uno oenen es an
unterboltuns nidt feblte. laden iia in Die Jault,
uno idlasen ben W%aroemeiern BEG Senates. Die tie
in's godsborn gu jasen psriudten, elm S9nippden.
Die Beridteritatter Der Yreiie in 4uerita llno en
breites 06lflein. Dor weldem fein S6liReaod iiher
1T ,tnb bas f6 10 Ieidt nidt perbluHen ldBt.
Ser Genat 1T %bieissmal auseinanoerseeansen,
obne benz YrdIbenten porber bic iiblide 0tittbeiluns
BON feiuer Wertaeuns 5u MAIDEN. Sizes Yerfabren
piro als iebr unb6Hi6 sesen Den prdfoenten be-
tra9tet, umiomebr, oa ct Die Sibung 5uianmen be-
rief uno man nidt nihen fonnte. oh er ni9t nod
Mittbeilunsen 5u MAIDEN babe. .....