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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21

rcHer, bic Rancu OeS 70 i6an6lid GrmorOez
ten 81 ridden, nm / 9eiipiel III ltatuireu, bOS
fir LANCE 3eit 8iiraer unierc5 StNNteS ptr-
biubera uiro, Die SOuObabulg Der geiege
islbit in Die SunS al nebnleu.
SIS folgte @tterat 4nrpilt Soue5. 9criel6e
bob nodnlals bic Ebatiaheu wcIbe OaS
3elgenuerb6r 81 Gage gttjrOcrt, bcruor mn
ern1aBute Die Gti0poren,il, iid) nibt BON ben
periGnlid)eu @efthlen, ouf iuelde Die Sertbet=
ot9tng eiHSmuirten ueriudt babe, btHrsiBcr
5u laiien. 9aS Jitdt Der @HaOe itebe Guein
benz @onucrncur gu. Sr. 3oUcS CAB iOO0ur
jnriitiibe GrtlGruugcH ilbcr OtOro, Selblt.
ucrtbetotguug uuO onbere in bieitm Safe il
SCtradt tommeHoe Srageu mo Crmabntj
l1lieBlib bic @cidporenel, 81 btOrnten, oGt
teiH 9eiee beitebe, mel6eS Wtorb rtdtftrtige
Die 9teOe be8 @eneral- 4umalttS uabnt gcgei
Orei Stuuoet i'll GnipruA NIB crrcgtc btr
l5bbafteu Setiall Der aHiucieIoeH SUrilter.
9a Der Sbman1 Der @eihuorcuGu pl6Bltd
unpoll muroe, pcrtogte iif Der @Cribtsbo
bis geiterH friib 0 llBr.
6tlte iouten Die Nulualtc Der Gert0eioiguul
lnO iAlicBlih Sr. DtiItou l3bitueD fir Del
StQOt ipredlelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
Daltimorr-W OHIO i(rubQbn,


I'm uno mob Sonnta9, ben %. SJ. 1870, gcbcn
td9lIh ortt !3l9e 5utIhen Baltimore, pBbeelin9 uno
Yarier50ur9' nHO SIDar;
idbrt td9llh (Sonntd8s ors9cnonrntn) nm s ubr
triib pom Baltimore al. IntUnit in Baltimore nih
800 NadmittI9s. Der $ ubrsD torgcnSua uerbinbeI
Der Sd,ueu.3mg
tdQlth (Sonnta9s einlhlteBtth) ytodmltta0s 4 ubr
8 Min. antunit in Baltimore nm s.00 Wtor9cns.
o 9srS mStnatts@rpreBs3n Q 9ebt ta9ltt nm
nm 1000 IhCnbs.
0cr @tn6e ter accom mopattpuszBu q
oerIdDt Baltimore nm 10 Tahm. Intnnit In Sols
timore 1910 Dior9ens. .
9sr mount altss qseOmmoSattonss
IN 0 berld3t Baltimore I'M o lbr T1dmitta9s unb
fomltt in Baltimore uu, i0.4 Yiorgens an.
Der @tltc ottss@itp=2u 0 artt BON 9ottis
more i;2O Ytabmitta9s ab. Intunit in Baltimore
God, 9ascrStpmn nns Srrserid.
aptG9ft G6S Sn9es oon Salttilore $. 90 8orn,tHaas
uno ubr 10 Win. Nahinittd9S. Intunft In Bdttls
more mn 1U.4U Ol0r9ens nno 300 Iiddlnittdgs.
Ead, gRind,effcr.
Ole Bulge ~perlaiicn Baltimore UNI 500 Wor9ens
nno 40 gtadIIttta9s uno tolnnsn nm 1910 Wors
gems uno 0.Ol 9tadlliti19s nod Baltimore 5urud.
Nah @dfbinetpn.
BIS, 100. S.5o nno ii u5r 80 bin. y NaGm. nm Tas: E.,
CO.; s;5G, 40 rmS s;SQ nnS 9. 40 ~, anssOs; ~
$50, N46illtta9s f2.45, 800, 4.fO, 5.4O, 6.45 7.45
40 Win. yodlli. SerlaTen Wajbin9tou I'M 6. 45Ylors
gems uno 4 ubr 10 Dtiniten Tadmlttags.
SpnntagSstiae. Jia6 2Saibington NM 4.20
ytadrn. hno 9 ll4r % min. Ghenos. SerlaIien g8Gs
ibin9ton UNI 500 Wtor9ene unb 800, $40, 7.4o unb
8 lbr 4benos.
We9en ~fueitrrer grsfunft, ioiuie Babrtiacte after
grt II. f. 10. lpcnbe man It'd an 5. &. Gnglan6,
a9enten in Der 9aneeirs . totion, ooer an bos Bill
lets9ireau.
8B- 6Gbrbilcte fno aud In Sar. 1A9, SSeff.SsaI.
ft..xa asa tSfnh ar l NGnarfffNAG, a, ia k", ..--
Setelungen SnIn Ihbolen BON @cpGd, uelbes In ops
Setrsfenoen N%sobnung 9e9cn Sontrcnarte his an
ben SeIlinlllln9sor llartirt miro. bintrrtolien fam.
Suln 4. s9iiiou, 6r1nsportinciitcr;
ISL \. NJ. Sule. Souptz 8iletsA 9cnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21

nit Dem Sertdrie non 400 Rorgen Qunoe5,
gum Na6taIe Sobu Bearce's geb0rig uHO i'm
10. Se6irfe BON Baltimore GourltD Aelcgeu.
8reisQert@t fir @owar6"Go.
-Gllicott Gitp, ben 20, glpril. (Sor
Gtbter SammouO.) Sobu u. Woore uno
@enoiielt 8egen .. Yrict, Grbihaft5. Pro3eB;
ne @eldlportIet toHrtert itdl lllht ctntJelt
lno purOeu entlaiieu.- IL aen 5oDnion, 0t.b-
1tabl III NtontgomerD=& oultp; Ditto. Nttz
9ael Carlos gtgcH g. & ". StOuB III Bal
t%tIlore nnerlsot8t.
Sbcr expectations @crt@t. -
oliS, ben 20. Iprtl. gteal'S
Ya9ter 9e9en Sosbeni eS erbttlt :; 9teo!tt
Sttelt gum GtHrttdtn uo1 yfoten M SntsrGlle
oeS gppclalltell nod bis 5lm "a. APrll. Sr!t,
0Ie D9torollde eentrolbaqU-@CtulNaIt".
9e9en &Dom9S Snmtrl9tonj Ibpelllill9 pcs
5~telHrleS AM 2Sellnlt9 OeS aIlpalteS oar up
pelanttH.-SHlntrt 9t9elt Nl!liat'S, lno nhIf
9etegrt; @ntragt auT JteBa6llltIril19 Der mrs
l'p ~ao9clnttltncl Appcuatlonell'
gSatleu 9ert0t, 49, (Sor oeh aIWtErH
Saloerltnn 9arcl5 lIlo Sono.l WEaf9us
retQe y. Alcf9llocr erh!elt %ounlaNt 5Hr SsC'
p1ltllll9 Der NlntcrIoleH)@GIt non 9forR D.
&HtHet.
0 OIL YleaS @cri@t. lSor
1tdlter @areg.J Slttor SFoBonr9er lOloeF
SGplo y. 9onptS SNNlooHNila9e; HHets
leot9t. "a 0rleorlg JtG'llS 9e9eII oelt Setl'gs'
tuH5s. StuHltH J: % S0ueFlgj "l"BS' US
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
StoStrotbs.@ crbanblunacn

Snl erltell G1tDS6luet9e le9te 9clleft pr.
8ono cine petition I'M GrlaubuiB fir &.
DamiQ 3um Sale zines SrettrlduppenS Ill
gr. l, Srharblr., Dor.
Der SOrIieenOe iiber9ab Gin Seind nm
0urfbruf Der 0uncan'aueD Don Yratt. bis
Coughs traBc.
SrS, 2atro6e, Gr,Sones' Baae. Snseuieur,
innote aIi Serlangen bic ibm am Wtontagc
iibcripieiene @ingabc bon Siirgeru Sctrcffa
Der 4bleitullQ BON SoueS' Salen in Scrriu9
Stun Suriid, %luorallf %oieielbc Dem SoneS' sal
ltzluSi6uiie i~iberluieien nuroe.
9luf Srn. @cieeI'S Mntrag purbe Die
aliS6cIiCrlng einer Blmpe an SbameSitr.
rno auf Srn. GunOalfS Intrag Die 4bbre=
dung ciner Bumpc aui Der @de Der 2ombarbs
StraBe unb Galcroarsa up beid)loiicn.
Sr. Sobnion ~ofierirte einel Sciblub, bab
Der Stabtz& omriIiIr ben l3uIfarb oeSGcntre=
Marttbauies 3niid)eu Secouos uno Yratts
StraBe unteriuhe. Dtan uabm ben Seid)luB
an.
Dem 9eidlliie Ses 5~rpeitcn 3nei9cs, %.
8aDlor fir SenlBllng oes S~dleppbooteS
,<tadcr" $500 i'll be5ablen, iopte Der
ScrorOnlng ocielbcn, fir ouSSatenparbeitS'
Department. $l81 900 fir 1871 5u bepiats
gen, trat man BET.
6r. Grout berldltete einen SeldluB Elm, 3tr
9teparutur Der jurS ermenbuns als9ie9eri6nle
btitimmten gSinanS'Id)en &apelle anJtaborg4
StraBe $4,000 aus6uieten. Ytan paiiirtt
benielbell.
& SIM %;tuciten j3ipei9e ~offerirte Sr. Serr
cinen gciflllB, in Sentreitr. ;piiten Cattle
brals unO Gbnrlesitr., ionic iii Hi6nlor6ir.
Sluiid)en Bari uno Satbeoralitr., unb in
GttaOitr. pauptgaSr0bren lc9cn 81 laiien.
angttomnlen.
ST.. MicGop bra6te bic SerorSnuns gum
I'M mittleren SeSirfe sur @rDrtcrun9. Die
SrbOnnanS paiirte.
Som eriteu 3mei9e funlcn folsenoc Sorla1
9en b%eriiber:
Die SerorOnnnS, 8esiterfr., Sipii6cn Gan.
caIterz n1o SbaricSItr., III einerSreite bon 80
Sup OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Die SerOrOnnng, Sproir. Swii6en Sort
lno Ranballr. 81 erpropritrcn NIB fir cine
bifentlid)e StraBe 81 ertllren - angeuOmls
ller;
bcr Scl6luB, bcn StraBeu.a usidub Der
%ferneren @rru1ging pom Betltiolen nm Gons
oemnirung Der Goofe (triiber Seniens)- Ctr.
SWiihcn 3D., uno Waoiion'G penue 81 ent-
beben-Su9eltimnlt;
Der Sei6luB, Snigbt & Mar6aut bas Sc
gen elmer GntmGierungs : 0tObre in Samp.
lteaOs, Spii1en Waibihgtona unb Gaitltftr. ;,
81 Acknowledgements;
Der Bedding, s. Sear6 bas 9egen eiller
ab5ugSr6bre BON iciuer 8ai6anitalt oil
Si9bltr. nad SoneS' Saaen 81 g~eitatteH -
an9enontine1;
Der Sci1luB, 6. s. 8ertbmann bic Gre
ridtung elmer Bnmpe anf ieinem Ylaee aui
Der @te Der Scott. unb Crop StraBe gu &C.
~itatten;
Der Sci6luB, ben Stabt.G ommiIdr anSus
Weiier, baB er al ben Gder bon StraBeu, ole
Gooteitr. 3luilden Sremonts uno @ilmoritr.
idneiOen unO aubcrbalb oes Ssreid)s birstter
Slitcusrnns liesen, @aSlaterHen anbrinsen
lalt-angenomnen;
Der 9ei6luB, y. I. Yerfins als einmonat.
liten Wtietb5inS fir gewiiies fir oas mittlsre
StatlonSbauS al Nortb-S traBe ~au9efauftts
@runOeigentbum 500 ausSujablen 5uriid
gsc0t.
Ssioc J3wei8e baben iid bis @outas Der.
tagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
@hiHsnnhrfdntrn

Der 0ompier oSoragofo," Gapt. 500.
per iubr geilern mad Saoomtub, Geo,
al.
Der 0ampfer yGppOlO," Gopt. 6orues, trat
aeitert feline 6aGrt iibcr NoriOlf, 3d., mad
9Oiton an.
Scr Dnmpfer ,9amcs q. @arp," Capt.
9all, iegelte DlittUo6 mad 9tepbern, 9t.sG.,
5uriif.
Der 0ampfer ,QOuiia," Capt. G6om.
ion, brad geIterr mad GOeuton, R.sG., ouf.
Die 8rigg pgGeu Wariu," Gopt. Soric
lief Dorgeitern bon Tier ua9&barlcton, g. g.,
aus.
Die eu9liibe 8rig9 rgSerforo," Gapt. 9ap,
laugte am 10. April bon Baltimore in ct,
SObn, R.-8., ali.
@eiern tan1cn Die uorucgiihc Barrie pScrr
8gr0" unb Die 8artc yWtaD GueCu," nit
&aiiee beira4tct unO nad Baltimore be
iintrt, bon 5tiO DC Saueiro al Der Teitlng
Yionroe, Sa., all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
+.

areis9eri d. iir Baltimore
Gountp.-9 on ut Q ~ II, ben 20. april.
(Sor Jfid)ter George Dalott.) 9obn 9.
Scarce gegen Goparb y. Yearce, 8ealreder
Oes Sobn u. Yatterion'iGen S~eitanlentes,
NIB anoere ; baS Seribt betraute 3. o..
McSntOib uno g4n. 9, Seed ais @uratoret
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21

B6p 2Siliie, central aclcgcn uuS
fret Don StGbts Nbeabcu! . 5fubs
NADER, .S6ncioer unO anoerc SanSmerttr
iolltcu ntdJt pcridlunen, Oeu grOBcn Sertauf
BON Gus9eluabltcn 8Nuplatcu III Der neueu
''Arnold Addition in SiiOzSuItimorc, mel
die bon ben $50. Srego & StrtlalO am VI IL
ia 6, Oen "a. &pril, all Srt ulO StcUe Ob=
gcbalteu uirO, beijuuobuCn. SIS lit oicS cine
ntdJt 10 l,tdt wtCOerfebrenOc @cltgrnbctt Sur
Grperbun9 ctner b%tui8cn, ccutral gelcgcucu
mo nngeuebmcn Scimatb ! Dian lcic bic
AnSeige an anocrCr Sttlel (95)
ma BUR 6eilurg uou 6uitcn, GreGl=
tung ooer rdubcm SdlS zebra II d t
SroDn'S Srpndbinl ErpdcS.
(Jtop. fO,t.i,u, 5 II, ,6Nft.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21

U(.Itt. =. :.
~iolsenbe:
80 aitien Der rytcroitd,en SerI a : Sabn" 42lA; 81
oIt:o AK; 100 Mftien Der WarplarbsS inrance-Go "
g.; 100 Ob.iaattoneu Der aWtariettas ino Sireinnati=
Gabr,"f. 9pp., 93.
=. Soorb. 20 AttieH Der .9rlttcn RatioraIz9f ~"
t07; 400 attien Der observation-disclosures" 81;
70 attien Der .Rorolihcn @enirals Sabn" 42Z; 200
Obfisatlpuen bsr Baltimore : Sbio Sabn," 6,S0sr,
eiA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
8altimprer @iebmorft.

(6iir Den "9,unden Is orrGipcnocrttE" beriAtct.)
Solttm ore, ben 20. Aprll 1871.
RtHopteb. = Ser Didrtt u1r 9tltern etIUds lGhz
batter, oils legte GSodC, uTt ~lIlcidDr 800 Stiid iuurz
ten 81 ben tc9uOdigen 4rtiien %oerIGuit.
Ste 9elirt9e %~tttottit ib.ilts ftb Dem bentisen
Iueaistn AusHabmer Jl grciitu, uclhi nur Gin iuenie
BJbsr, ais bl ttgtUoWi9rn Worer. ~uertduit.
MtlUttb be. - Bon gnten Surter 1T Elm uo1cl
Souatb porbIrntn, rte ytadiru0e 1T icbob iIluah.
98tr nottrsn Su $40 bis $50 pro StlI, ic nab ben
Sualitdt.
aaIbtr.-3cr 8orratb 1T seniscrb fir tic Radb.
trl9s, .uro bic Strtiuit iinh l0nsiam 81 6 bis 8 Gents
Die @'reilt fir Sdfen u%ariirter, tpic iol9t: bette
Sorttn ga his IA Gents, i'm a%u9emetnen b bis Ga
Gents, iIr mittlere oter quite tfairl SuoiltSt a. bis !
Sttts: Gilr oreinar3 otrrs iunse Stiere, Oditn nrb
9nbe 4 bis 44 Gents; %orotnGrert uro Die ntebrt9iter
Sorttn A his 4H 9tnts. al9emetner 9%urbidrittsz
Rttts ees bentt9en Wt2rttcs ga @ts.i auBcrile Ireis=
rIten q bis "a Sts.; bic mttlter Bertduie 9eitabeu Su
b4 bis g. Cts. BoE Ger .3uiubriImen l66 Stilf aus
O4to. t25 aus BennipIoartcn, 1876 aus Wtdrplanb, Is
aus Brighten nm lOl aus BeIt=Sirgiuitn. @eidmmtt
iGBri9eu BdraAets 9eohe ZOO. Bon bcn 8orritber
iamei $50 2 tif %0iinouitb in bic Sdnbe Slltinorel
6leil1er; II Uurocn pon Spefuluuten iir Dfirtte I'M
0ittn, $ uon SHrebdnolern urn 20 uon Woibir9tonet
unh annapoliitr SlublSrn 9crommtn.
Sm @anSen nnroen oiefe Seobe 700 it'd Ginhoicb.
~aUeeiegt.
S9ustne. SIN Gofas Der 9roBen 3ufubrcn uno
9srin9en Nudira9e feltn bic Ertiie AriaR9s Der
gSo1e Gin lpenta; oa ieood bic Suiubrtn abfielen, Iitt-
gen Die BretIe uieoer Sl ben legtuod)i9en Staten, So
limo MIR nod lUtni9e Sdlueinc uorbun6en. gGir motif
rtn su IS bis 1915 pro 100 YimS yiettoz@ewiht.
8ieis Ggotbe betrus bic .3uiuDr 2s7j, ltgte gBod
6575 uno in Der poriibri8en B0rdlel : Wo1e 54i(
Stif.
SdaaIe.- = Die 3uiubren, ipie aud Die Ra6irooC
in6 mttteimd5i9, G4ir notiren lelne merttife 9reiss
pertnoerun9 iett ltste sso4e. Seidorcnc Sdcait
meroen al 4 tis 6 Gents uro un9eitortne Al 5 biz
~ Gents Srutto, 2ilrrter Az So pro Stid %uertauit,
Borratb bieit Wo6e 1886 Stitd, lcstc gpode 1882,
in Der BardnelzWod bon 1870 $3.50 Stif.
cite pom Yi~ebtGneICrn.
0as Radiol9cnhe III Gin %erSti6ntS ser Ramer
Der banptsifltbiten S'isbbdnnler, Stebs@toertbiimeI
obCr Soniignntdrs Der oauptbGroler, ioluit Ser Staa-
ten aus oenen has 8icb 9eiomIntn, iino Der StlGte,
wobtn baiielbe heitimtnt 1T:
Sn gGiibetm's 1otel angetommCn.
Rad Baltimore.
Son 9ennluluugtrn; BON @arptaub:
@m s 4trt & Sobn 55 N Wdrtiu IL
Bon BsitsSirgsnisn: 9 @eorio6 IL
N Burcell 1S s NuGbaum
Bon Sbio:
s Bout 80
Sod Gbitotstpbia.
g Snu9blin, Ohio, 10
On pSuIucrtonsootet" aReetommcn.
Son Sninuis: Son geeft-gtaoiaien:
8ptcr 4 Branorc ii9 S Z Slunietsr &c
&ebman g Sruoer 1902 3Snnrin8bGm 16
Sor Ohio; Won Eenniuloanien:
Bates a @tc 1tutt IS gEitbctm, Aioo & 50 IS
i Sabter & Somp IS 5 SentenS 81
y @ren 4 Bon Sirointcn: =,
. Cor tS So Sabu II
Bon 9iayDtunO: ! lBlimore il
6 Niper5 81 Is u Stntcp IL
. Srosbp 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21

BGs~ 9r. au9ut S8iutcr6oltcr,
frii9r AMI Der Gfe Der 9ombaros uilo 9lbc=
marltfrOBe c%tQblirt, bat ieine ouf oer NtorO-
iOeitcde OeS~ Dt0ribs WNrfct uno Der 2ombarOz
StraBc cine iebr einlubcnO ber9cri6tttc 9Sirtbz
idaft crGhHCt unO iutrO cS Iid) angclcgen icin
laiien, ieine @dlte tets nit Dem beiIcu Ser
i%teniaite, gScin nno i%onitigen GrfriihuH8cn
~ hnAtnnnat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
XrduuuQ.
EpheSfGne.

gm 70. Widr, 1871 burd &aIor gttr Dsartiu
@enBet nit WittlUg 3lnnd Glifabetb pdrtg, 9tb.
Sdds, 8cioc uon bier. (Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
Maihrr'S Hhcpn.

0icS lit pes Gegiiieurs orn. Stride lett,
9Sode i'll Oteenl populdrcn llutcrbaltungS.
Gotale. guS SioIiniit 1T nuunlcbr 0r. Jtiidcr.
engugirt, cine wcrtbuole NcQuiittion fir ber
muittaliihen 3bctt OeS YrogrammS. Sri,
glen 6eperc ~Ilorirt ais San5iplpbiOC, mi
Sri. Seruaro crnOtet ta9li9 Our9 ibre @e
inmnSnnrtr1nr rrihtn Wtifnll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21

AbpGSINHG+
am 10. Gpyit 2lnereus 2 dilerctt, AZ Sabre aft,
Am IS. Ivrit GrGu 2imGutd SSiesner, 2odttr
BON ", SeTCrnuHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
BUR ScaAtuno fiir SbnciScr

Die bciten Yrciie ipcrOcn iiir nclle Gud)z
Ibfalc aler Art gcgeben bel SdDiS 81.
Sbannon s &c., Mr.. "a unb 36,
&cetfrdBc. (37-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
0as Sbcatcr an ~NrontsStro6c

Sas SDcatcr an TrDnts StrnSc.
Sic SauptzS enintion oieiGr 2Sofe 1T boS
engagement Ocs Gbaratter. 0ariteuerS 0iilz
burn, Der III @u9lano grOBcS 6lrore 9cnloht.
sri. Cattle Niaion, ebeufalS ucu eng09irt,
lit nidt uIr cine ~reiScuOc, i~onrcru auf talent
uOue SiltgGriu. Stauileu crrcgt $6r. gootb
nit itiucn SclOcipcbsG UolutioHcn Inn &c
biibrt unbeOingt 6ie YOlme beS Selocipeo-
GtittcrtBumS. Die S1weitcrn 0tenmelSberg
fcicrn ais witrOige Yrieicrinnru Der Script
d)ore nod imner ucrbicnte 3riumpbe mn
treten NIT Der groBen ltdnoigen Salct-S rupp(
in Sluci ueucn Sauetcu auf. 0aS Otiutrcl.
&rogramm lit treili4. gum Shtuiie luirr
baS JttliOu'i6e Drama vQle Yrairtcs 0faHber"
9egeben.
WtittpodS unO Samita0S gibt'S 9ladmit.
tags : Soritcuungen fir S0nlilien; Sreitag
AbenO Soritelung iitr 9amen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-18
The Tfae Purpose OF Radical
legislation.
Says the tNew York Sun, ( (Rcpubli.

foaysthe rNew York Sun, ( Republi.
Ican) :gs.ih ~ 4aisss
"If Congress really wishes to tranquil
ize the South and restore order there let
At restore TO the people the privilege OF
self government. Let the American doc
Itrine Of no taxation without Representa-
'tion be enforced, and let q stop be put
to the tyrannical exactions of the car
pet-bagger fraternity. When this shall
have been done, there will be no need
of legislation against Ku.Klux outra-
ges. The, Southern people will them
selves take care of that matter, and
maintain peace and good order without
the aid of United States troops or mon
ey."
Congress does not really wish to tran
quilize or restore order there and that
is what is the natter The legislation
of Congress has another object in view.
1t means in the first place irritation of
the South, and then to make such irrita-
ton be the pretext of carrying the
Southern States for the Radical candi-
date for President by military intim;da.
tion and coercion The Kn-Klux force
bill, SO called, is party instrument to
elect party President. And rather
than fail, Morton, 6aneron & Co, the
Republicans managers and leaders, would
have Grant made Emperor. They ,,rca.
son very correctly that if The people are
fsnnfpnf r., buvo o,,ol I;r ,,f,s a-S.
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sunshine and Peace No, wanted.

yo Ben Butler declined to act as Chair.
Eman of the Committee ordered by the
House to inquire into and report on
c'Southern ioutrages' during the recess
'of Congress His reason Of declining
iwas,i thatif he were on the Committee
its report 'swould be wholly nugatory,
illnsory, and useless to show the exact
state of things at the South Whenever
and wherever the Committee would go,
there would be sunshine and peace, and
we should be compelled so to report. !"
All oflwhich was just what Butler &
Co., the party managers, dreaded. They
much preferred that outrages should be
manufactured and sent North to the
Tribune and like papers, which would
answer just as well in keeping up the
hatred and ill.will of the Sections, as if
they we're real. They also preferred
that in addition to the manufactured
lontrages, the military should be sent into
the Southern States, cavalry and infant
ry, to irritate and exasperate the South
ern whites, in the hope that they would,
undertle proyocation, commit indiscre
tions, which would afford pretext for
declaration Of martial law; the end be-
ing the control of the; elections. Ben
Butler understanding thoroughly what
was wanted, refused to be party to
just end fairplan that would compel q
report that sunshine and peace prevailed
atthe South. sas siAsisae Q
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Our CONGRESSMAN Again Misrep.
reRents His District.

Four. or five times heretofore, during
Mr.. SPRAGuE-s brief service in Congress,
we have had occasion to note the fact
that he was voting in direct opposition
to the wishes Of q majority ofthe voters
of his district. c,s4,.s,ss; -
On last Monday an amnesty bill pass
ed the House restoring to their rights all
Southerners excepting such as had left
Congress or the army or navy TO aid the
rebellion, and such as voted in State
Conventions for ordinances of secession.
On this l,ill Mr.. SpRAeuE and IS other
malignant Radicals voted no.
1T is scarcely possible that Mr..
SrRAGuE can be SO disgracetully igno-
rant Of the will of his constituents as
not to know that scarcely one-tsnth OF
those he. .pretends to represent approve
this vindictive vote. That a very large
majority of those who voted for him
have long been in favor of general, If
not universal, amnesty, admits Of no
question; andi tits doubtful whether q
single paper Of his party in the district
will defend his course. b
All this must be well known to him,
and if so, his conduct proves him to be-
long. to that class, unfit to represent any
body.who think public officers are rulers
instead of being servants of the people,
and that they may disregard, with irnpu-
nifty, the wishes Of their constituents.
By making such record Mr.. SPRsAeuE prlE
is securing the close Of his congress
sional career with single term, as did
his predecessors, Mr, PLAsrs and Mr..
MOORE, Iss .sss.se., ss !,
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Ca ntlidnlea fsl President and VIC
- RfeSidant,

Pfesident.
We give a list Of the persons named
I'D conncxion with nominations for the
'hesideney and Vice Presidency in 1873.
Many ofthem, of course. are scarcely
thought Of except in their own local..
ties. We do not pretendto place the
names in the order of their apparent
chances Of success further than to PIT
near the end Of the list those who appear
ie be hast prominent: - re
FOR PRESIDENT
DEMOCRATS Senator Thurman, Geo.
II. pend,cson, Thomas a.. Hendricks,
Gen. Hancock, Gov. Hoffman, Char.cs
Francis adams, Gov. English, John
Quincy Adams, Robert c. Winthrop,
Justice S. j. Field. George W Cass.
Thomas W. Garrett, Gov. Haight, NJ.
Z, Kerr, Frank p. Blair. '.
RApIeALs.-u. 8. G:art, Schuyler
Colfax. o P. Morton. Secretary. B )ut-
we'll, Charles Summer, Speaker Blaine,
John A. Logan, VIM NJ. Evarts, Sena.
tor Wilson, Gen. Sherman, Gen. Schenck,
Gen. BANKS, Gov. Geary,, Ben. Wade,
Gen. Meade, Senator Harlan, Wm- D.
Kelley, Jas. A. Garfield, Horace Gree.
ley, Fred Douglass. Ben Bitlcr. e7 q
REVENUE REFoRMERs.-J. d. Cox, B.
Gratz Brown. ,.e
LABOR REroRMeRs--George W. Jul
ian, Wendell Phillips.
~ VICE PRESIDENT.
DEaocRATs.--Gov. English, Gea. Slo-
cum, Gov. Walker, of Va, Herschell
Y. johnson, John Hancock, of Texas,
and many Of the lesser lights among the
candidates for President
/ RApIcALs-Gov. Alcorn, of Miss. !;
Senator Clayton, ex-senator Revels, GOV.
Bullock. Of Ga. Gov. Holden, (tile im-
peached cx Governor Ward, of N. j.;
Secretary Robeson, Senator Frelinghuy-
sen, Jas. L. Orr. and nearly all the Rad
ical congressman and ex congressman
who are not candidates for President.
All these will not be proposed in The
national conventions. OF course Mr.,
Pendleton and Mr.. Thurman will not OPP
pose each other; but all arc more or less
discussed with a view to making the best
selection when the proper time shall ar.
rive. a 81 -
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lTA circular has been issued from
the Departments at Washington, instruc-
ting the clerks to register and vote for
Delegate to Congress. 80
Last Fall these Clerks voted in the
States to which they. belong. One
from this place, came home to vote
for SpRAGuE and the Radical ticket.
vii. he be allowed to register and vote
for Delegate to Congress in the District
Of Columbian His right to vote here
was challenged, when he made oath that
his3residence in Washington was tenn
porary aud he considered this his home
and residence. rs IS, ..1.
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Rap on the 'Knuckles.

The Republican General Committee Of
New York City, few days ago, passed
resolutions strongly denouncing the re.
moval of GRINNELL and PALMER by
President GRANT, and severely arraign-
ing him for disregardtng the future Of
the party, and for striking down the au-
thor of its being Mr.. SuMsER ads.
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sprasue votes Against Amnesty.

T. ~
In the lower House of. Congress, on
The l0thinst. ,an amnesty bill was passed
which relieves all bat thAelchsses d
persons from the disabilities imposed by
the Fourteenth Amendment, viz: 4,
Fiyt--Members of the Congress of
the United States who withdrew there
from and aided the rebellion.yne Ia .a
Second-- Officers. OF the ssrIny and
navy OF the United States who, beiug
above the age Fof twenty-opei years, left
said army or navy and aided the rebel
lion 4sfs
"a 4hird--Mcmbcrs of the State Cens
yentions which adoptedsthe ordinances
OF secession, and WHO voted for the
adoption OF such ordinances.
The bilIpassed by yeas l34 nays A6.
Amongst those voting against the bill
we find Tie name OF Mr.. SrnAaUE, who
clearly misrepresents the people Of the
18th Ohio District when he casts his
vote against enfranchislng White Men!
Let him resign, or,quit'. the company
Of Red Republicans who lesislate for no
other purpose than to Cypress those who
have no voice in affairs; and to enrich
themselves from the peoples pockets. z
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