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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
a.3y~ Die glufmcrfidmfcit Der Nss
mpfratic piro dnf pic Gtnfprihc
BON 2uncau N1c 1Sbcrion ais
GaueiSat flir SaS Sd,criHsamt
ppu Baltimore oclcuft.

Raa uiro feline 9ci'rebnngsu Ou6 lrHHGT't Scit II.
bic Fratunqrnutd, UcrgcNtn, weltc U 6utamatH,
nm Ots Qcttgr 80 l3itU, t0,Ibc uN5 untr esm Jodt
ots Rabltdu suu6 acicii,lt tlJt,u. gaT beanlpu
ben, bor ourt i,tnt uuN i.u, pt,ar5uNr oh,if '5
ltlara, tlt rOt0l, Qurls M nurs,n, tte oamai5 b,,
Cberbeuihan EotS.
IL uS,Ctlc cnyulaa5 bic Tu.B ctu, eucu SrGcHI-
IatIou e5 oamal5 otggtuolJ!t, aa8 te lurtBsn amm
eebc, ptargtdr6 . gU,tydttt luUrcCn, c9Nc baB CHh
nur rin sent iur bt,,t uu,logmuma Ou'UtEtat mor;
ais ihut6ut cine &uututgrn3 Gtnadt uurcc' meT
siti.ibt bet .g,tt,m ultt augr,A;ac. nm TIN }n tnt
iblolScu unc Gins @tllri 81 icrtu @uHiin blte5 o
i,n, pelas oNGdte8t5au3 naaudnrtU it wei0rur'
oa Der GontraIt cine GUcymoltt5t rr5id't' Hun'
can WepberIpu ptrior rUtgt orttiG 2nu'rno
SouatS, uuo Glj Grils llr ota curb ittnt tdrtet q
| ut,,atu &trIul 9llubeu lvit, oo6 bic Semctro,'n
Mot lc9,rl I5Qttu, i5m Dad Nimt eineS Sd'crtN'
uuu Baltimore 5u aebta. G3tr rcrhtn uaS IN IN
lcre oeutiGcn WutblrlgT mo iorccgn IL aat uHS3u
| mtrnhvuua 81 Qrbn urO init Giitv mo Horilsh"
,am Ott,utrascu, oamlt or. wseeaeriVn bic 9S'
miHauon rtblnCu mogc. llnO iciTc tr c5'sebit Il
ntoca iit Rbrjmat icin. NIj or tbr, 5ntcr'h'n n't
a0,rItbcn, IouCun nc aIb rccltncr Dionn ihhssn uni
tltnOi Seroauns5utt pcn t5rcn l'ru talten nib
| tNiaii6.iMi'J Nirlr Semofrdten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
sSnlanO> >9epeIben.
Slu8 SSafbiuatpn. Winiifcr SSafbz
burue. y 4diic. Der nene
frdn;. 6cfduote. - bic sIuptdz
ucr. - Scfrctdr Tifb. - Die
fpauiieb=amcrifdniitbc Sommtf=
tipu. -- Nuflurer iu Sllabamd.

8ai btu0ton, IS. 3uni. - 9Saib
bWue, Der omcriIanldbe Selonote III YarlS,
miro itiueu llrlnub ;u elmer Saoercile nadl
Carlsbad bcuuBen. Stine Sclunbhett Ut
burd, bic uielen m1breno oeS SregcS uno Der
Sniurtitou uUtbig gcworbenen Nrbet'l Iebr
onororlffcn mornCu. Sic Negeriu9 III
g8aibuQton lit nit iciller SertretunA III bic
len id,wlcrigCn i3citpcrioNen lebr inIr,eocn &C.
luc'en
[yuncrbab Der pcr9ougentn Swci Wtonott
hat NCr StaatSictretdr im Surd0tnttt 60
! Baiic pro Sag uusgctcat, ben 9rDBtsn Sbetl
fir 9cutld)t, ciutge and) fitr Nroniolrn ,petde
| IN ibrc besii9lid)c NelmNtb Surild9etebrt ftno.
ytad, puttldiligcn yiafrihtcn, mtld,e bier
cn0egGllgcn Rno, 1T 9nltS 6rrp ium Nadl.
iolQer SrcilbarO's s ais Sclanoter Srantrcib's 9
| fir y9albngton crllnnnt iporoen.
Die Suoiauer iino iiberau III ben 9Ser.
Stoaten, nit IuSnabme bon Iri3ond ilno
ocS n1rolid)en SerdS, irieblih aeRnnt.
Gnoc beS WonatS ipirb itd Der StodtS'
Sctrctar Siib auf cinige 8od)eli nat) Neiu
DOrt bcBeber.
Die ;ur Gntldlsiouu9 Der cnbanltcn Sdd'
benS Nnipriitc ctn9eeete lpantd an'eftta'
uiihe Gomnliiiiou bat Die 9tcgulattoneit uerl
biielltlltlt, melde baS 9tdberc iber oaS Ser
fahren beiiimmen, wclheS bel SeltenonladlhllG
Der bciagttn sluipriid)e BON bclt .3nttreilentel
eir5ubalten 1T. a.y
tSouperneur SinbiaD BON al(abama IT 6ret
tag NIB Samitag upm Smiling sSonttc per
uonmcn morbeu. Gr iellt entlhleoen Die Se
bouptuu9 in abrcoe, baB ild) III benz genann
ten Staate Snilure beiiuoen, nno la9t, oa
{ oerjclbe lett 90 Sabren nod nltt 10 rnblg I'M
Iihcr ge,pslen lei, pic leet, uno babe sttenlall
uegen politiider aniidlten unonnebmltd)te
tel, ODER gar Seriolguugelt 3n erleloeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Selearapbilbes 2lncrlci.

- @ouperneur @armnutb bon 3ont'lana
in III Golae eiusr Operation hcuidgr'9.
Scin aliiioao it icsUd, ntd1t 8eIGbtlldl.
IT. gtc gpad;n baben in Der gtnbc Der
Staot Hrescott, grisoua cincu KaubSn9
uutcrnommsu, 200 Stiid Sieb aranbt unr
mebure g2eiBe 9etpotet; "a. ,
- Sn eiHsu 6eholss bci llnicn Nia, N,sS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Sie 1abreafcier Dor Sblaept bet
SSuufcr Stil.

Soitou,lz. SUM-. : Die Seier ecs Sab
rsstaqes oer S6lad)t bel Sunier Sill III Char
lsStoSn, NsaH., ,uor cine 9robortigc aiiairc,
0as q. Iep,=D =DorIcr Re9iment nabnt all osr'
irlben Sbeitnno wurSe elithnllal.nd, slllplai''
0sn. &isle Yripat- NIB thentlldle @ebauce
luoreu reid bciorirt nno NIT pallel'osn III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
SpGteite Gabrlbcri9te.

zturuuacu Fer 0ubildumS Meier IN Srnhei:-
StrdEeu C5rdpdue.-9ie olrelehiinen cs-
ianstic, aiteu in Nom une SuceeuhDlahn.
-Sit Scuiuucr ruubcu aus ttHem chaIllcptW
s,ruohauie t1O Cjc,pcbre. - nNdniteh eer
rcpublifduiiebeu sciunaen III SariS,-Sin
urueN ,Scntrdl Sumite." = SraniohL1e
YimSlamrtrim eer .S ommuue;" fedbs Heutz
iebcuue liuci 2lmcritaucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Sountagss& elberi6te.

c,utersSaute CStu,rlubcitcu pcm Srinmphciu:
auae in Serliu. - Sin arohc" 3ot:~ald'
Siner i'm faiierliden Sdlode. Stns usnt
trnuiofIfe,e SS ridm NJ lund. Sine
Rese SuIes Sapre'S. - SaS SubilGum IN
Nom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
SelesrapbildJe Sepel1en.

i,or bcr .gifociirtcn Breiic" fir ben s9entl6sn
GorrcIponSentCn" berttet. = DE per sSGtts(R.on1- (.11-
Scut" ii oas eiuii9e ocutite Wlor9snhlatt SHtf "a,
tintpres, melhes Die Snldn0 uno SaOels Ss-
neitben GeSlebt uno uohitdnbig psrohertll9t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
slus S.e,u. 2Jorf. : WfSroerifdbe Nns
fIfle uue Selbftnprb. rr|

Nep Govt, 1S. Stunt. = Ybilipp
&5dSier brad,te beute slbcuo benz Inton
Ssiler pier lebenSgeiabrlide Stidlwunosn
in ben lluterleib bel. gr wuroe pcrbaftct.
0r. yants Gonnollp nernuncete beilte
init eiuent breiteu DleNer I'M deirium tre-
mems ieiue bctoen rno Sabre alten 8tll7
Der unb idnitt itd barauf ielbf ben pals ab.
Gin seS W1precs Mnacflaster pon
ben Gefebiporcnen frcteefproe9en.
gtew Orleans, II. Shnl. = Or'
9ancclot Soopc Gucrett, pclder augstla9t mar,
am 8. 4pril Srn. bcinridl Sdmcite'
eritolsn su babcu, 1T bon ben Seid)porcller
| freioeiprotct ruoroen ..-...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19

M, -, NV,v,,,,g
puroe oorgtlItrh G'i lLHBEI g'Hni H"',,m
Sptnttr @rtSIl ooll 9'oAo'su nov. 'uuL" H,,'
bToGbt. SreI oH %at'ott loH!y'm S,,gS,, ~
Der ul'yit tNHan', NauloS,, rT,u'" o'g Am, nm;
bern unO eIu oer'oiAeIIoW @toh'''h S""O'
NuSActomdlt wototH woteh' ..,.-;,,,
- &n %Ta Snli gcrr'd' ooe 9Etot N'yVSt' NI,
- Nlhol DttMoa'ut pon ov' Sv'E.'P"'
NrdJe III Sllo uno eNuIlyp $SISo VT1
?'tm. Dort mo >aniNoA U"W S"'oP" "''
9trcrN. ,,,,,...,.,. ,.,, 2,h,
- Sommooort HloouIn h,H' oynmo, S,",g,
..ytuono" olS5tPr1ellaNl'n5 5S Sss go'gg"'
Normd'SmoS| III ott etliSu $s'ut V
ttmbrS Hah gtclp 2jott aI'I'yN' g N n''t ,mt v1t'
@tiiIdWt mt clnET S"at i 0IS r., 2|Vs
@lnbS" I'M o'il T. g. "S'S'g'' ''' "'"'a"'
in mottn. ..,....... ,.,,, =, ,,,r .o,,,r
- M 6tr 0IE~llNtn "WW. u. ',,U ;tvs, S',,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19

tauit, ple onaeielgt!!
Grlut inIbItt ScuturS ttccl gsndbtc s4,5O-5.O1
EeIur talbtcounc SerrCn StiriEt, GsNGr
o,itc ..................... 3.5O-4.t0
,;ttrc Qcndbc Scucu. 9uuarR (1diters. 2.0-2tO
ifIiut lCndacltG 9crrcns se'uteE6 ....,... tbO-2.1
5dDuerc HcTrCn ztubc. .....,..,...,.. i.oO-l,7h
6efrsn zlippttS. S......,.,...........,,. 7>-i0O
$uhing- cuarcl GNattcrs Ilr Seusu.... i.1j-2 "a
ylirbuge Ntrrrn z bu9c .......,,...,... l.jJ-2.O
. Sumcus Shubt:g
HttnC Qnnn0 Quopi Su:crd iiIr So1neu S2.jO-3.HO
Ntue sauing sChnrhute tut Sainsh. .. i.15-2.D
Sctne Samcn prprtp 1HditCVS. ..,...... i.50-2.0o
{ observation-disclosures lr Sunltr .......... t.1N-l' -
Wuroltos Slueu Sdube... t.9U-2.l0
Damtu- SHppus init NbiaScn .......... l5-iV0
Dnmeu Ouue FGSaitCrS S.,..,............. IA-l.lO U
(Ssw0bnlite SGmcrs SIlppCrs ...,...... So 20
lEibdcR GuHNrtB G'uSttre ........,. 7h-l.W
pGning e6nirs S5uitcts 'nr Wi6brtcny. i.2)-l 81
| Der idcnlc uro btRGcweSitc SouGto non Ylde'
| tbtn 9uabcu- unh Suloct Stluber in Der St0ot.
unItr Wiotto IL: ,ztnrne Scrt0nic unr IIetnrn
Proftl" Ga0rcu wcrbcn ,u rgeno ctuer .3tlt uhgs-
! tauitt, oon oas Sele iur1t9cgtbrn.
| y. Yels s. Spbn,
(Wdr,il, ,CWtc, .&tpD M, 80, RcrosSutapitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
6Owiu Bcnnett,

tpciGcm Stciu9nt S S, e. S1aaren.
ioute
9elbeu Ii. Rcdingb ic,terIeiten Waarer
Nabri: Sde scr SsntroI. unc = autUuisioe,
Sdttmorc, cine SraSc Oflb uom philadelphia
Depot. ....
agcuteu cou SiHinoCJs 4 5ebneu
,.arautiiui 5tntse5iau, 6abri"
In Bbllabclpbi3 fNop. i9.t6Ul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
vSfi,ihsnafilrid1t

~9ssw, yort, H.. Slnl. : Der Sanpltr
..Golabria" 1T uou Viperpool, Der 0ampter
,oerrmanu" BON Srcnten uno Der Danlpter
,.Solumbia" Don Glasgow an9etonlinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Slus WfcrtPp. - Grftiirmuua Der
Stdct Xamptcp.

Mertfo, II. 3uni, iiber DlatamoraS,
II. Sulti. Sampico wuree bcutc Ntor9tn 4
llbr erliirmt uno gcuomnlel. sIae Snlnr0cn
tel, mnroen cut,pcScr getbotet, perpllnoet ODER
9eiaitgcli 9euomnen.
On Iera GrH 0raIiirt oaS gelbe Sicbtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
9r. =. 6. gSinternit
hat feline Oiiice nudj Ssr. "a, siis'Gssn. sptihen
"a ,ftimnrez nb 2ombarbitr. ocrle9t tDt0tll, ,5uue.
Dr. Il. 5appir9tpn's
Observation-Disclosures SNrilp

ia s;, Gd,eres uns aefabrluies Seilu,ittel fir
Susten, GrfSItumg, &euebbuffeu, Seiierfett &c.
gs bslest snthnonns nHG UtrSntst @ tin,s eaSlf nts
Tnirs Id, crjreucnoe Surup uro iet 22 Subren 9c'
madt unS bat 9roBc 3uircbcnbctt. .9c8ebsn. grdpaa=
rlrt bon Or. u. Sappinston, Rr. f32, Wore'
su baSen bctoucn Sanbtcrn i'm auScmeinen; Grsis
j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
SBcitercS iibcr pcn ltniaii cce EId,tb.
| Is y. 9SallduStobduI.

ctunnti, lG. Stunt. -- SpAItlt St
peid,cn Uou Vebuuou melocu, ooB ildl bel Nril.
&auauoiuhom ltarteS Grbrcd)cu ell0tlcUt
hat, mas mon iiir eiu icbr uugiinit8cS S0nlp
tom h1lt; ciuer Der NWSte Ia9t, eS lcltn tctHc
Sln;ctdlen iuncrcr &erblutun9 HorbdnoiN.
Die 9ottorcu babeu CO auiNcgtbeH, oit Nu9Ei
III iiuocn. Sie idlloiien ole SSnnoe nllo lt8tal
oeu Scrlpunbeteu 0lli oie rcd,te Selte W
mar rubio uno NeiuBt. Bt.-GS erlellt, ouB auBcr
,bru Dic Smnen, weldlr oieSertbeloiguu9@c
bars init unteruommen battle, 9lehl0ho SH'
oCqen mar, ais Der llnfall palWte. 9r: NC
8nrurp hattie b0rnil 9eimelltlt, oaB l'dl
WteprS iclblt babe cribHBcu tOtilelt, porall
8allauoiObau ingte, CT lperot TIM III 5lud
Otuuteu iibcrScuNcu; er Crgrilt etu NllI otllt
Glide lic0cuoeS Yilol, lttttt cS III lCIllc
Saidlc uuN Sog baliCtbe RAID WIeOer 0Ha1S.
Iu ,nci Giloleu uui Ouu Slldle la9tlI, en-
uclu6eueS nm etll uuNclGocucS, 70 trAClll SNi
| lauoiobam int GitCr oCS t"clOocnc, olS CT cS
ans ser Said)c rib CutlnN i'd hdleibt llllo
trof lbu Cbcuo, ME DiCpcrS 9ctrn'en luor.
&oQauoi0b0m rici ans: - Htoro, ld) bobr
ooS uuredlte Eiltol 0cnomnlcn!" @aNfCic
Der Griuid,en llutcriudlun9 ilbcrmoHtt CT oiC
6uuNdr;tt nit ibarfcm Au9e, bali No81l
iclbit uad) Der Sugel lud)cl, oelc ldclnt OF
0tibtuug nud nU SIolc genomlneH ~
babcu.
| Svntptonic bcltdnoi0 nu9iinliger mrocn
ser FulS ut aui 100 GohIGge per DiIHutc &C
hieOtu; Ndnoe uno SitBe lperoet tNlt; CT tr
brid,t fid) oft, nrit Ober tctn Slnt ans ~
gltritt iagcu, boB iid) iciu ,3ultanO raid Der
| SIiimuirrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Rfthcs0a-WaUfr

Don 0Daufcfba, gEiSeogfn,
.rr,t,sr NON nsn r,sS,,uiiben nssaiultdtsninarani.
bsiten psr Weren ii. /, 10. bat ndtsrs Anstnnt isk
man uuiere Vanlpblets. 3u haesR bet aaen UtoSu"
iteu. Siadt ". Ssoint Vtne.u. Spsnha,
(T2drs3O, ,3IRte) Sbar!ess nno Wsa'Fs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19

9Scinbsrgcr's Sbublahrn,
ode pcn Sutams uns Saratpsdrt .
una
tgptil7, ,3Dn) Rr. 1O3, 9Ssas siaItiucrea'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Or. Dfu(rr,
Mr. 81. Gharpifrafe.

Spretb bHunocn:
BON s bis 8 llbr irib BON bis ubr NannittGss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Ycls' popnlarer Sdnblahcr,
Slr, 80, Sfcro= =Gutaipitr.

0aS billigite uup bette Shub @eibdIt /
oer Staotl ,Seoer llrtitel piro per'
t,u,t ,rie ,u,e,einttt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19

Idriiteu pcricbeu. Die EruppeH mnrNen aul
oem QSintNop S1uart untt: Nptt 9roBeH
3tlttu Neiptil. Gic 6eiGr idlloB mt otn
Nufitti1Cu ciutS guitballouS, SoniTt mo
Suuminntiuu. 9lni Der RildrClle belt ooS
SEEN ,Iortcr &e9imtut III &oNon gu GlLt''
eeS DtoporS uno Der Snotrotbc cine Fd=
raOe ab.
SouNruuStStO, Il. Sunt. - yer
9ObrcSta9 Der Shlad)t bel Sunttr NIIl mnyoc
bier nit Sro6em GutbuiiOSmltS .gett!crt. ger
ruiItide Nric9Soampir rSoparln" leHrtt jN
Gbreu beS SG9eS SaNtidtllc ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
Ginc BON aeifern eatirte nnS acitern
eiuocaduocltc Hepcfdtc ans Sbt'

eiuae sdnacnc 9epefttc ans Sb''
ma. - Die critic aus Sbina fpms
meuec 3eitunaS : Tcpcidbe opl,
bemfelben 1aac.-1erSriea init
&prea.
Soma alo ns, Sonntag, 49, Suni, tbe'
Qotbon, 1S. Jnni. Die gtahlridt pom oell
&anlpie einer amsritunihcu @rpcoltion mi
ben aoreanern fat inter ben biciigen Srtm
sen orobe Auir.9ung ueruriad,t, nno tsh
mau ocn Oepsideu aus S&aibn8ion MI
Spanuuua eutSsSeu, pa man srportet, oal
Nomiral Sfob0ers, mcnn er feline gegentbeil'
oeu OroreS trbalt, letue trIcgcrihcn Opera
tioncu gegen bic 8oreaner iortleecn pWa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-19
bombay, II. Sunl. = DaIUpp @VU''
beftuSet ft) nod I'M Seiiec bon Soefat.

Sloren5, 18. Stunt. : Sie erle aisps y,
buHg snr italieniiden Irnlee IN pen rohillaleh
YropiI,sn it our 2urieosnbelt qasSelalsl,'
Ser 9Snis ssht uadJ Neapel, I'M Der Nua-
reije wtrb er Nonn beluheH, Sad
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-31
PR0CL A1rATIoN B1 THE PREsI-
DENT.
WAsHINGroN. March "a, 1871.

WASHINGTON, March "a, 1871.
By the President of the United States of
America, a Proclamation.
WHEREAS, It IS provided in the Con-
stitution Of the United States that the
United States shall protect every State
in this Union on application of the Leg
islature, or of the executive when the
Legislature can not be convened, against
domestic violence; and,
Whereas, Itis provided in the laws Of
the United States that in all cases of in
surTection in any State, or of Obstruct-
ion to the laws thereof, it shall be law
ful for the President of the United States,
on application of the Legislature Of such
State, or the Executive when the Legis-
iature can not be convened, Ito call forth
the militia of any State or States, or
employ such part of the land and naval
forces as shall be judged necessary for
the purpose of suppressing such insur-
rection, or causing the laws to be duly
executed; and,
Whereas, have received information
that combinations of armed men, unau-
thorized by law are now disturbing
the peace and safety Of citizens Of the
State of South Carolina, and committing
acts of violence in said State, of a char
acter. and to an extent which render the
power of the State and its officers un-
equal to the task of protecting life and
property. and securing public order
therein ; and
Whereas, The Legislature of said
State is not now in session, and can not
be convened in time to meet the present
emergency, and the Executive Of said
State has, therefore, made application to
me for such part of the military force Of
the United States as may be necessary
and adequate to protect said State, and
citizens thereof, against domestic vlo-
lence herein before mentioned, and en-
force the due execution of the law; and,
whereas, the laws of the United States
require that whenever it may be neces-
sary in the judgement of the President.
to use the-military for the pupose afore-
said, he shall forthwith, by proclama-
ton, command such insurgents TO dis
perse and retire peaceably to their re-
spective abodes within limited time,
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses IS. Grant,
President of the United States, do here
by command persons composing the un-
| lawful combinations aforesaid to dis
! perse and retire peaceably to their re-
spective abodes within twenty days from
this date.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
GET nv hand and caused the seal Of the
| I Tnited Sfates 10 be affixed. Done at
he Citv Of Washington this 24th day of
March in the wear Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventy-one, andot the IN
dependence Of the United States the
ninety fifth. US. GRANT
BY the President:
| HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-31
NO. A.
THE PoLlrIoAL OUTLOOK.


The nation and the human race nevel
needed the Republican party more thar
! they do now We have only just come
| to understand that the war between
slavery and barbarism, on the one hand
and liberty and civilization, on the other
is not yet fought out. Beaten in the
open field, the Rebellion yet lives in the
| lawlessness of Southern scoundrelism
| Beaten by ballots and beaten by bullets
| It shows, like other Venomous creatures,
wonderful tenacity of life Liberty is
not yet established at the South. Free
dom of speech, freedom of the press,
freedom Of political action are yet hard
ly known there. If the Democratic par
ty were to come into power tomorrow,
the whole work of reconstruction would
be undone the franchise would be ta-
ken from the negroes, and under some
form or other slavery or its equivalent
would be restored.
Let us remember one thing. The lost
cause is not an abandoned cause. When
the Rebellion fights us again, it will be
with the arms, the forts, the ships, and
the prestige of the Government itself
When we vote at the next presidential
election, we vote face to face and ballot
to ballot, with the Rebellion. The battle
of next year will be more decisive than
the taking of New Orleans and Vicks-
burg and Richmond together If under
Republican administration the whole
South is full of lawlessness, what would
be the state of things with Fernando
Wood and Sunset Cox in the Cabinet /?
If mayors Of cities are shot, banished.
and abducted while Grant is President,
what will be done when Hoffman
reigns If they do these things in a
green tree, what will they not do in the
dry
The lesson of the hour is plain. Every
patriotic consideration demands that
Republicans should stand by the party
of liberty and human rights. No dis
satisfaction with the President, or with
any other leader, can justify lukewarm-
ness in the cause. And we warn the Ad-
ministration that it cannot afford to di-
vide the party by pushing any object,
however desirable. Let SantO Domingo
stand on its merits. It should never
have been an Administration scheme.
And appointments to Office should
hereafter be made with some regard to
fitness. The Republican party IS of
too much value to be made a pack-horse. |
1t cannot afford to carry into presiden- !
hal campaign a race of doubtful Office |
holders. There is, perhaps, no great
harm done to the country by
the appointment of relatives and favor
ties, if they are competent and honest; !
but it is a policy most destructive to the !
Of party and damaging to
.he good name of an administration.
One bounden duty Of the better class
Of Republicans in crisis is TO run the
party machinery. It must not be left to |
and self-seekers. There !
s yet a year and a half till the next |
presidential election; and the present |
crisis viii be most wholesome if 1t |
lwalens us to the necessity for vigilance, |
harmony, and energetic work.--M Z.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-31
l.naEHD OF THE EAsren Eees.
ETrz JAMES O'BR1Ex.


Trinity bells. with their hollow lungs.
Their vibrant tips and their brazen tongues,
1ysr the ruofs Of the city pour
AAeIr Easter music with joyous roar,
41ll the soaring notes to the sun are rolled
As ne swings along In his path Of gold
Dearest papa, says my boy to me,
As he meFE1Ay climuz his fathsr's knee,
why are those eEgs that you s-e me hold,
And what Is the b-autiful bird thatlays
such beautiful eggs on Easter days"
TenderIy shine the April skies.
Like Daughter ann tears in my ehild's blue
And every face in the street is gay,
Why cloud ahis yo1ngster by saying nay?
80 I cu9ls-l my b. aiHs T the story he begs,
And tell him he tale Of the Easter eggs-
You have heard, my boy, Of the One who
Crowned with keen thOrns and crucihed !;
And how Joseph the weaIthy-whom God
Cared Tor the enrpse of his nartyred Lord,
And pfOusIy tOfiibed It within the rock
Ana c10sed the gate with a mighty block.
4Nov, close to the tomb, a fair tree grew,
With pendulous leaves and blossoms Of
And deep In the green trees shadovvy breast
A beautiful singing Iaird sat on her nest,
Which was bordered with moses like mall
and held four eggs Of an ivory white.
.lrs,,v. when the bird from her dim recess
Bsheld the Lord in his burial dress,
And looked on the heavenly face so pale,
And the dear feet pierced with the cruel
Her heart nigh broke with q sudden pang,
And out Of the depth of her sorrow she sang
.'AH night long till the morn was up,
She sat and SANG In her mosS- vrrathed cup,
a song OF si8rrOW as wild and shriu
As the homeless wind when it roams the
So fulI Of tears. 80 fond and long,
That the grief OF the world seemed turned
to song
''Bqt sop there came, through the weep
A giimmering angel clothed in white;
And he rolled the stone nom the tomb
where the Lord Of the Earth and the Heav-
And Christ ir arose In the cavern's gloom
And in living Iustre came from the tomb
'.lJovv the bird that sat in the heart of the
Beheid the celestial mystery,
And its heart vas filled with sweet de-
And q poured song on the thrObbing
night;
Notes climbing notes, stiI higher, higher,
They shoot TO heaven like spears of fire.
when the glittertng white-robed angel
And heard the following chant OF mirth,
That hailed Christ risen from the earth,
He said, .ssWeet bird be forever blest;
Thyself, thy eggs, and thy moss-wreathed !
nest"
''And ever, my child, since that blessed
when death bowed down to the Lord of
the 1taSssi eszs Of that sweet bird changed their
And burn with red, and gold and blue;
Reminding mankind, Ia their simple wRy, |
Or the molly marvel Of Easter day"