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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

t;CNI.NTEI Sun, Sc 4 YEAR,
or ii, r.,,c ,.za ant general Character rs
TVf WEEKLY but with y greater variety OF
insect aacous reading, a"l fura!fA!ns tie news
toit>snU4u! inr,s with g'cl'cc freshness. because
1t comes tw.rca Week iaatcll OF oncc only.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

Nv son, Charles il. Steiner, is associated
with me in The above business, and il lIl
partner. The firm viii he known as Slri-
uer & SON Respectfully,
aug @G JOHN \. STEINER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28
/ litNAT RLDll'TlUN

In erlrr to make recon- for o"r Fan i'Ur,
chlSc-, Wcronmrn,c THIS NAl 20 !Un
of oar supply OF ChilIrcn's Carriages 4 Z
fU.ST and unirr.
All wanting Carr "gc now for the Iiii'r
one. had better r;,ll .onn at
SMi H.;
july l5-tf TNmpI" OF f""cy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

u" VIEW, rDNffrY{DiII !
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

T., passed by the General Assembly Of
Maryland, at the january Session, $780,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

ars lestea @crntae e%tnsewettt. IS lafen
rod etpas SGu!oen auf ben, Bau unb BITE
bart 8errifte @emetnbe mtrb nod r.an&es
su lberReten taben, Bis bic san3enS@uloer
teaablt Tno. Mter mem, t4 ~ssradoente an
ben leaten gonntas unb an bic Sptersph
ltsfett anlerer Mttbraber unb @@wsfteru
Don ct. Yaul, bte teiM @elb unb tetneaNupe
l9eatea unp uas nit tbrer ruertten @e9eu'
tpart beetrten, I'M, bas Set au etnen. elan'
3enben su ma&ex. 70 f&6pfe ID nsuen@att.
Sa, liete Mitbraper uno S&we1ern ncnst.
Saul, pas bat eu9 penn ba3u beppsen, BIER
bteies 0pftr 81 brtnsen ? So ,par euse etebe
unb Mutdnsli&tstt gum @huben.. unb nod
gins Der srcbe Mame Guere: @tast mu6
etwas ~tsffonberes NIT d@ brtnsen,e ent DO Is
petst fur Elm sutss @ert upfern, ba 1T ct.
saul pben an unb bic beatf&e fatbolt'
fde gemeinbe Don BeQe Ylatne rtrb nte
bteieu Sag persefen unb fprt4t aaen Gteil'
netmern an btefen Tefe itrer psrbtnoli&'
fen Danf aus unb bsionbers ben ct. pau'
(cn. Mtt NAtuns uns @rrB
Jbr ersebenfer Dtener
Yeter 8efer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

xSa5a1sston.- Das Gsmite beS 4aufe4
fir ans1pGrhse Inse&tsenbeiten bahlos b.
fur IN bert&ten, bae$l0e;ooo s%urgexmsTuns
Der gren3e. ;ntfden ben Ser. Staaten unit
ben britifden Beiisunsen IN Noro amertfa
mad bea1 gorfdlas IN Der pr6Rcentenbot.
fhaft sepiaiat usroeu. De 5iiAeraJrase
fam ebenfaas 3ur 8eratauns. Die sanabt.
fden Betorben baben bteien 1aeil bes Ser
trays nod .ai9t ratiTstrt uub bas Gomite
tptd harlter r4dt frater befdt<sen, be q
petb, tpas eieietbea ttun suereea.
Die beieen Eomites fir 6Fentlt&e &c.
tdube ttelten nit ben: Gertte bes 3aafes
fur Beptntsunstn cine Gcaferenj betufs
Ssafesuns Der Gun,u,e, uet&e a6tbts II.
f4eint, un, bic 6featltaeu @ebdube In gtt.
tags pieber a%uf3u"auen. Das gomtte eut.
fateb R& bteBewtL .suns auf $4.000,O00 3u
rebueren unr (cfort 81, 1000, 600 berpt1tsen 3u
Iafen, bamtt bic Mrbetten feslet& beginner
f6nnen.
s. Y. &arheu, a~usesenter tn S&asamt
3u @Afbtneton, ruurbe am Z. teesen Berun.
treuuns ron 6fentt&en @elbern TN 8etrase
Don $1,000 serbaftet. SIN Solse Der Gnt>
beduns btefes Dtebfabls fnb nod anbere
unterfalasunsen i'm @&asarste ans Sa.
sesltdt setommen. Die Gcntos weifen
mad, bas tnnerkalb BET lesten swa Sabre
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

Das fat3oltfde quits COMMITTEE in &bi.
cage bat felBenpen Mafrxf erlaAen:
I'm tie SATELLITES in ben gs<r.
@taaten uns Deatfblans.
9ohssrebrte Gsreinsmitsliebsr bes beutiten
romt{&-iatheltfaen Geatral.B ersins!
Bon Heftm @&mers erfaat a6er has
Glenp, In cas- utr bur& Gen fdredlthen
.9rano von Gtkleo 9eratten fnb, baben
Ra bic bteTsea fatbolif6sn gsrttne an ben
aAtbaren psdRaeaten bes Central eretns,
!Grn. Sol. pt,Iip6 Don Milwaufee sewen.
Get, bamit ct Gu& infer Gleno fdueern
uuo nnfere Bite Ant 9alfe uutertrfiten
u,Sse, ipas Ct aud A~srettptdtst sestan BAT,
-aber, liebe Braber! bts beute baben mir
auf GuA 9trarttt sl3th etnen, bunsrtsen
&tnbe, biz Batter unb SHUTTER ben 9uneer
ftinen. Nit bansem @er3en frasen mir
uns : @erssn unfere 8zdber uns telfen,
verben 10000 8raber ben 800 bur& unver>
f&ulretss 1nslad fawer setrcfenen g:a.
bern In Chicago ais retteubes Gnsel In ber
Mett betfeben 81!
Sd CLAUDE ne& Gruarten au barfen,
bob mir, @lteber Clues eetbes, sen unfer
sDtutaerG rliier burd stn Slut etsexft bal,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
,tGSuacjaHtt.s
Belle Rlaine, la. De3, ls7d.

2ietex @anhfrer!
Du erf6stsf 70 r~e9etmabts iebe @ehe
NIT betnen Neatotettea uno er}dbla betns1
eefern, ute Is In her @elt suseat. 60 las
td In ttu @palten aetuer lesten Nunames
pom elmer ftr9ti1en Tetsr ooer 9trapstbe.
wtl@e an 10. +. Mts. In Belle Ylatne BE-
9ausea rurbe. Run wM t9 Dir, lteber
Maasersr, aud etmas BON Ger &traen8e'
f4tate pcn Belle Y!atne er3dtlen. 1dmli4
TN Nai 1868 baateu bic beu.(hen Ratbolt'
len ron bter etse 8rtd. Stride $50 20 Gub
bod une bas Yresbytertum 1870. Mls
nun Der 8au fertts .rar bis auf bas Dad,
ba Tan, etn tefttser Sturmwino NIT Rea<n
unb bic &tr&e betans 3 srose gRife, 70 bag
ber Bau ,pteber ab9ebro&ta werbeu r,ubte.
Nun lag berfelbe awet san3e Sabre ba, ruie
.uenn e. fo1te Elm @tetabaufen Netbeu.
8iele Ritslteter Der @emetnoe .paren uutb.
los unb piele" flab aud ftbr arm, aber am
suten Wtaen feblte IS ntdt unb NIT alien
Mutbe unb tm gertrauen auf Gott suuree
Der 8au III 6nbe Ipril btefes Satres ,pteeer
besuanen, unt rte t9 heretts gentelbet Babe,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
Neui9fetten.

8e7ltu.-Du neue Gouulatspertraa
3utt2er Deutfdlaab uub Der amerttant(hen
linton sx.be burh Die Bertreter betoer Na.
tionen ~an II. btefs fbrmlia unter3et&net.
&aslanb.-Gtaeu, Setsrsburser Seize
sramm sxfelse entf7ann F& am II ,. ba.
fslba BET etaen, 1rtsatseprd@e tes Gbren.
folsers Meranetr stt benz prtnaen ppu
&eue, een Rintfee bes teutfden Ret&es
am rurffata @pfe, Ella @trett. DIE Qetben
f4afteu betetr fet9erten fG III benz GRADE,
bab Der Soan bee &sasen T4 felbf persab
.unb auf tea Gefansten etnen pe,foRlt&en
Auortf ausfatrte. DE lmRsbenbsn lesten
R& fofort ins Rtttel uxb tratsten bic @tret.
ausetaanber. Go f6nnen tteraus
crate @eruidelunsen entaeteu, tod mte
man elaubt. ntat polttiaerg1atur, benn Der
sttet, fol- R@ bloc peetn grisatfa@sn ent.
fpeK,e. tattn.
Mabrtb.-Dte MuFSfun3 BET Gortes
tu!rb ais anmttelbar bevorfetenb anse(eteu,
unb 4jnts Mmabeus utrb, tute man elaubt,
BALD neue Experimentation anorbntn.
Qonbpn.-9elesraptif& Deyef&en aus
ben, rotbea Ree'e unb SlbinbteRs u.elben,
BAT bic Setalfnferntb BET Come In Der
(abii@en 9albtueel NIT Grfols beabR&tt
uesbea fonnte. @s nabu,en saran I6etl
bic M%Rrcneuta: Newma1 2odYer, 8. .. |
Rae Econ, Captain Supu,an, s. 81. @ore.
ley u. 81. Sn Sne3 f&los 1& stsnor Re.
ptsbi unb fpdter Fl. SauRea Al, BE Grpe,
'ttion an, uelder lestere BET elmer frlberen
Beoba&tuns BE rpt9fn T!ammen In Der
Eptoga entbedt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
I'M aaGa3tmmer aber $4,000 sefotlen
worben Gnt.

worben fnb.
gu @etnpbis, Sem, taben ii&',stsle
Trauen restfrtrt. ruelAe BET Der beuorfeben'
ben @tabtwat1 Rtnmen wc1en, uno arsar
auf bic @tabtdarter ttn, pel4e a1en@runb'
beRsern, rs btelelbeu anfai1s cber nt4t
III ftn1men eeftattet.
ani beu, 9naioa< n,,o hem Grie $ Ganal
Fno $50 Ganalboote etnsefroren. IS
1T moslt6, bab etntse tuentse f@ Bab1 bre'
den barften, bic srobe Mebr3abl teeoa, NIT
2afunsen i'm @srtb BON pter MiQtcne1t
Dollars, piro wpbl ben sansen 8inter fef'
ltesen mafen.
Ser 8ibel=& ries TT 9unts,s Yotnt, q. g.,
entete NIT etnem uebereinfcmmen 3wif&sn
ben &attoliten uno ben G%oumt6dren. Die
&attoltfen ptberieBen i4 BEN esfen Der bet
ltsen eGriit niAt nebr, ater bic fa:9oli'
(9en &tnber bletben wdtrenb Der 3ett in
atss(al'dtns' 3tmatEu.
Die 3mfante 1T Arisoaa.-Der Delesat
nc Gorntd son art,pua iberretdte benz
Wrdfbenten getttto nen NIT 3ablretAen
1nterlArtftsn ppn gursern after 9la0en,
e'nfblisslt1 Der Bunbes unb Terrttcrtalbe'
annten aus ben Orten2ueic ,presectt, Yece>
MIR, Tlorenee. SANFORD, @itenbur9 rne
| 8ulture Mtene 1T ari3ona, iowis auA cine
Bittldrift aus Gan 8eraaretnp IN Galiipr'
ntsn folsenpsn Sntalts:
Die untsr,si9ne!en Burger bes Gerritcrt<
un1s son Nrtsona, tnbem fe ben isstsen
ancrmalen3 aaaAb Der Otnse radfiftli4 ber
DiTeren3en NIT benSnotanern, ais unbefrie
bisenb uno int bSdfen G'rase ssfabrrea
fur bic SntersGen ber 9enrbnsr pisfes Ser
tttoriums betra6ten, rerlensen fri"9ern
9ulf. BON ser 8unbesre9ierune.
S%eIegrapbii@e &erbiaounS nit @eyito.
5eit ben, Is. Mopember Hsten Msr'fr
unb bic Ser. Staaten In tirettem trle1ra'
ptif9en 8ertebr. an ttefem Sage wurre
bic Don Corpus GtrtRt nod 8rcwnspiQs,
fa9renbe &uFenltnte tes 1eleSraesa ccl
lenbet unb fhiiebt nun an ZEN rerifaniiaen
S%e1eorapten an, .rrel9er Don Matamoraa
Bis mad Der 9auptaaet Merito unb mad
gsra Gru3 fakrt.
Die Telaer Don Galifcrnten wimmelr
ron Telewlefeln. Das SET bsrlslben ety.
net fi9, wte etn 9anb(Aubma@er In Gar
7ranetsec entbedt, gang ucr3aslt@ CUR Ser
:sauus ron @1aeebanbfauten. SIN Tole'
ieier Gntbeduns bat i1@ cine Gompaent
> ,ebilbet, relae btefe @ieielfs1e 1T MaTe,
| aaffauft uab naa Trantrei@ erpcrtirt.
1,ater aea eumber 0ei@afts 2euts1
berrfAt, wte BON "a GrcRe batGtst wt.t
!. ssseamartis bte 1sbpaftele G~tdtisfeit UNI
eie Sffeen Enb 'ortwdbrenb pcQ Don Mr
beitsrn, wel&e ots !6ol3fdQer In bic @d'
esrn 8efddftss ~ luGen. Ger Mrbcits
:. lobu betrdst $25 10 $50 per Monat. Gin
uneeuStnttA srcss 3abl pon Mrbettern UNI
6ubrwerten MIN e;esmal In ben Gt9ten
6 wdleu ae{anet xnb man staubt, bae DOT
= l.. De3emSer bis gun: 80. Mdr3, pcrausse
est, tas ssnus Sdnee In Der 3ett fdat, 80
. @tutcnen Nub 2ose 9efdnttten uub In he
!, 8lad &ioer setradt .perben t6nnen. Da
mtrb 100 Mt1icuen Tub rnetr fetn ats I:
Elesten Sabre. RAD BEN porbanbsrsn Mr
3etden se&aet man, baB an zen Glafe
@teeonfn, gttppera unb eau Claire u,
y 20 bts so @ro3swt sebr 2oas ais ina scrtse
SATIRE 8ei4nttter werben. Mus amber
eumtez.D tfrtften svtrb Nebnlides bert9te
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23

.Sn Baltimore it Der tohw.Dr u. @ausban
NIT 4 prie fern aus Der Congregation bes
fl. Soiepb mad etrer lansen unb bei4wer'
Tide Tatrt aus Guslano einsetrcfen, um
bas grose unb rerbteniople @erf Der Se.
februus Der avnten Sarbtsen au beginner.
Die scnonnten Yrisfer baben bas @elabbe
obselest sets1sbens In ben Ser. @taaten gu
tletten unb dlh ausihlieblif Der S%efebrung
Der Tarbieea gu rpiomen. Der Deilise8ater
Bat ibnen su bieier ebenio wihttsen ais
fAmierisen %ufsabe feinea bsioaosren @e.
gen ertbett.
Reuer Bereiu.-Nn Der Mrtanlas . einie
Der Sroa Mountain' Gtfenbabn bat fh Elm
s00is psuer, aber fetnesress un,eit9emdser
fathoAiaer gerein sebtloet, ute Der IS. tss
@lapbsas" beriatet, ndmli& Elm Inter
tasunes. @erein fur fattoaii9s Gifenbabn-
arbetter." tpetaer gun, 3ped pat, bic stelen
irldnbtfAea Gtienbabnarbeiter. Ype1ae ibren'
fauers erbienten 9ctn gar bdufs IL elmer
sewt1en 5luifefeit aufstten laEsn, III GRO
berer @p~ariauteit uno au sm~efas$Btserev
geru.nbuns itrer Gtxuabmen a~nsubatten
unb E6ertaupt ben G44uben unb Die Sitt.
lt4tett berielben rsebr III pFeses uno 5u
fDrbs=n. Der 9ereiR tat I1 beetts DOE.
tdnbis orsanifrt feiae gurfdnee Gus Ten
&ettcn Der goatracteren unb Xrbetter &c.
tpdt!t unb wiQ iest BE G%ontraetoren uub
Nrtsiter an bea abrisen g~t{sK5atnen bes
9anbes gun, Beitritte ~etalebea, reip. CUR
@raabuns d4n4t4r geretEe >aufcrsern.
@ie perlautet, interefTrt fid Der to&p. @a.
ter &enneGp, Yfarrer In Saon Mpratatn,
Mp,. ietr fur ben neuen @esetn, Der bte2ase
per. satlret@sn tatheltfaen &tlenbatxarbet,
term ee!flt4er mno leibli&er @tnfdt tef.
fers!i9 uerbeNsru *sirb.
Sn Der Dtoeeffe &esauate I'M &srrstrrtum
gSartbtnston ,nett. bic tattolilhe Stride
quite Tortf&ritte. Oils Der tp@u,'fe Bifdui
Bla,,det i'm Sata. 1850 ktne &eisen3 In
CNRAouukA N~iiA1%H SNo WI S~"oS"I
Observation-Disclosures DtSesfe blob 2 &ts4en -
uno beute 3dt{t rssu bexea Is, .rroueu 5 ben
Snbsansrn stb0rea. Sn ten leBtex 10 No'
| naten purbeu 5 reue &irdben etueemettt :
st. 9RtGaels in Da9mpta, ct. 9of:pbs In
Y1ttn,a @aQep, etse Rutter9ottts-&trde In
Seattle, ct. pttere tn port Maoicn nnb
pte @t. SobaRnee.2 Stride tn ct. Sesannes.
air9. In ct. Saea'S miffon.
Sn~plattspiue. @eantQGo., @tsc.. Dat BET
tc1m'Re gtfhrf 6eant non Milwartee etne
1eue Muttsrscttesfude e~igsemest., ,pelhe
| aIs etnes Der fdSnfea @ptesbduler ter &C.
senb bejei@net ~irb.
SIT GsneiHtatt katsr bie Sdmefesn rom
aaten .3irten fur ktc @umne RON 10000
| Dollars etn @runoaa3 aneetauft, Z. 81.
raaf etn Maebateasa. stf9l fur ~esssauene
| TeauansTerfonen III esrtdten.
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(HMHb

(Gtn9e1anot.)
ct. sNcolaus, @tearns Co., 10. Deg. I'll.
steber @anberer!
Msrsu @ie bic Cute sabea unb cteien
,penisea :3etlea eiuen @tas tn Sbrec @ar'
bertafae beridtsen2 $50 cas9 ers 0 noQ
1T, laxft Der Munb Dor lber." 60 ersstt
e. ur@ MIR anb ,neine.s tatbrttineu Grit.
trdoern tier; l1n(ere 5ersen dno mtt6reube
erfaQt, <iter bic tirdlt6en Tetertt4fetten.
upelGe o,asf~ De-. ure ben bret barauf fol-
genoen Sa9en 'tier absebalta wurben.
unere 0en.einoe. feterte ndmltd am oben>
benanntsn Sage ttr patrousfef. um benz
Gele cine 'tefto, erSsere Teterttsfeit bet5u~
asGeu, .eatte &eu. p. Scftpb. Seel(orser
Der @eusetnbe ben 9oAr. 9ra- galentn,
"Wfarrsr' Der @esxtate ct. >@enbel basu
,~:tuselaben. Der&ttar prarstt I'M fdoneen
BlumexFor uab a.cber geleuttans.
Dtenxf&ulbie: Sueenb faearte f& In
'rpetben &tetteras a:tt &rdnsen unb &erseu
'un, bic Statue ses +. Nttclaus. Gtneu ar>
srer8sBHesen Gtubzud r,adte tte feterttdt
.Gtnpeieun9 t<s fa6nen aus Retau eesef'
-fenen Witolaus>8etlbes. gu 8lei&er 3s't
btelt bts ct. Gtlctaus. Qteteshxnb fetuNnui>
,perfartam b~ur4'faerltdes 6a@amt, Gtae>
rail- saau,unioa .xab feterli4e 8esper. TOO
ran ;G ale ssRattalteber hesketltsten. Die
IeRYrettst .ru1se sebalteu 1sas Nep. galen'
tin. satstsrer aie<t cine fe5r tsefenoe &ebs
;itber tas 5M@a. "TIr&tet naaAt oteienisen.
:rel9eten. 2eia. ti2ten tSaa,n, fonbern ptel'
mebr btn, wel4tss 2stb uub 5ale sur Sole
.~Derbaatacn asa.:~-Terner failoerte Ct oas
1qeten ses. III. :mttolaus ftr eincrudssoa
Mnb lub bic Genesnbe CUR erfrsen Madat'
nnunS e+a. giant @4luFe fae.e er nod fol,
,9enoeR orte tiasu: ~@lldliG kte@ emsiaee.
.tpelae. ben fl. Nttaaaus ertereraat." Dteie
<preotstrnadte einea fstr tsesn Ginornd
.auf ate Mnweieaaes, benn tttu Huse hteb
:troden ;Eslba bastiasn9d uptean$ab man bic
abrdnen i'm &uae febeu.
Clint; fo.aenben Sage suurbe eta Subtldus'
'syefnet, uel@es tre Sage baGste. @d4'
lr:nb ttefss @nab<xss.t rpar tte STRIDE tda.
ltd NIT .fsotrmeu Gbrsten anseflat, unk
Al9 ber nie1sn @nassp uno @atea, welde Ia
btefsr :3ett 10 reialA sefpeuest w.1oen.
tbetltafttsA ~ madea- Gs p<shi<nt nod
beme.ft .au lnereen. eas ia eia !srctefaut
bet betr Geesentett tsuien lteb-
Der ltete Got ucQe snlerm 9edw. !6sx.
Wfarres p. Sciepb unb bem !6oam. P. 3d.
senttn~ xerselteu, mas fe an uns setsan ba'
ken. Gtes fiber Wunfa Der eansen &C.
rnftnhst Ae(rntess Stres Greunbes
s. M.@.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-23
Suldnaii@e Na9ri@tem.

3tr6It@eS
meibuadt.
l1ns Tan, Elm eatf sefa4rea
Mtt etner fA6nen 2af
Durduf ber Gusel S&aarsn 4
Bebtenten @teu'r unb @aa.
Dos @dtf Tan, reid telaben
gom 9imu1e1 Der ssfanbt
gu trbtf9en @sfaben
SIN infer armes 2anb.
Das @&tf fam bur& bic Tlutben
@o title pte etn @@wan,
l1nb ale @tlrn,e rutttn
Muf fetner .peiten Batn.
Mari1 bat 9sberen
Mus loren, retnken 8tut
Das &tnblein aussrtcren,
Das a1erbSafe Gut.
g. ltest BIER IN Der @iese
Son Mctt unb 5amera xutrtn9t,
Das einft gum 9roben Stese
Die Qelbenfatne fAtpin9t.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17
Death of Judge Pais c..

The people Of this State arc called
upon 10 mourn over the loss Of one Of
their most distinguished citizens.
The Honorable Byron Paine, Asso-
ciato Justice Of the Supreme Court,
departed this life on the 18Th inst.
Judge Paine has been more init
mately known to the people Of the
state than perhaps any other public
man ~ his ago dying whilst his
great intellectual powers were still
iii process Of development and ex-
pansion. While but a youth he dis
tinguished himself as @ leader Of the
Anti-Slavery organization-au organ
ization so embued with principle,
purpose and life that il soon destroy
ed and scattered the ancient Whig
party, and at length succeeded in
Wrestling the control Of the nation
from tho Democracy, and imparting
To tho Declaration Of lndepe ndence
the strength and character Of Consti-
tutional law. The odious national
legislation essential to the existence
OF slavery, provoked the most search
ing scrutiny Of the powers Of the
general government. The Young
advocate boldly denied the constitu-
tionality Of the fugitive slave law,
and whether our own Supreme Court
had final jurisdiction over this ques-
ton or not, the result Of the judicial
agitation domonhtrated the hopeless
ness Of attempting to enforce an en-
actment that deprived a man Of his
liberty upon q Southern masters af-
Gidavit,
10 regard TO the doctrine Of States
rights, with which the name Of Judge
Paine has been associated, We do
not think that the limo between tho
powers Of the Federal and State gov
ernmeuts can be practically and def
mitoIy established BY mere argument
or Interpretation Of the Constitution.
The Federal government since the
destruction Of slavery has ten times
tho power il had before, not, howoy.
cr through any usurpation or change
tn the Constitution The Federal
government has increased It's power
because il has become the champion
and protector Of tho equal rights Of
OIL men j. has no odous fugitive
slave laws to enforce, aud thereby to
ALLEVIATE the admiration and affection
Of free and noble natures. The Fed
oral government robs nobody Of po-
litical power except for treason or
crime. On the contrary, the present
advocates Of State rights desire the
opportunity Of crushing tho Chinese
jn California, and the blacks in the
Southern States As long as this
state Of things exists the Federal
government will be The most power
tul and most popular.
La producing this great change in
our Constitution, laws end political
life, no young man in our State &C.
complished moro than Judge Paine,
ON ordinary questions that arose in
the administration ofiustice, the pub
Iished decisions Of tho Supreme Court
since 1888 bear ample testimony TO
tho purity, honesty and clear com
prohonsion Of that great soul and
large heart that instinctively prefer
cd that system Of legal rules best
caluatod to promote justice between
man and man. Let The young men
" our State initiate his example If
they would roach the enviablo fame
he has acquired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


10 THE LEGISLATURE.
We should be wanting in aratitpde
dld we not thankfully recosnize and
appreciate the many blessings which
have been vouchsafed US during the
year just closed In IN that contrib
utes both to the spiritual and ma
terial welfare ola pcople-in all that
contributes TO their comfort and hap
plness--our Heavenly Father has
blessed us beyond our needs.
In submitting the annual reports
Of the several State departments and
institutions, congratulate you upon
the fact that they show the public
affairs Of the State To be in a pros
porous condition. Our State policy
is 50 wisely adapted to the needs oil
the people, and so favorable to the
growth and prosperity Of the com
monwealth, as to require but few
changes ut your hands, and those
rather Of detail than OF system.
BY the nsports OF the Secretary OF
State and State Treasures it will
be seen that the balance II
tho State Treasurery belonging
to the various funds. ut the close OF
the last fiscal year was Sl33 G271l.
The receipts and disbursements Of
the general fund, during the last fis-
cal year, We're as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17

gThe state Department is pre-
pairing a document showing that er-
forts had once been made by DEM
ocratic administration to lease Sauna
ma Bay. and even to annex San Do
mingo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17

1T must be borne in mind that
should you appropriate more than
the amount OF the above balance for
extraordinary purposes, the result
will be deficiency in the general
iund at the close of the year. Ii is
entirely safe to cary deficiency Of
about $25, 000 which, with the above
balance gives for building purposes
or other extraordinary expenditures,
should such be determined upon, the
sum Of S500 this year. Should
you find 1t necessary TO appropriate
more than the above sum for such
purposes, The excess should be made
payable during the year 1872, so
that the financial officers may not
hnd themselves embarrassed with
deficiency ia the general fund greater
than can be provided for.
Il is not necessary To urge the
propriety Of the greatest prudence
IN making appropriations for the
year Economy has long been the
general rule ia our State affairs ex-
travaganco and waste the rare ex-
captions. The State can afford to
do anything which is ght and nee
cssary 70 bo done. Provide for do
ing that and no more, aud the peo-
pie will not complain.
There was expended from the
Governors contingent fund, S1.707.-
Gl Balance in the fund, 1892 65.-
a small appropriation should be made
to the fund.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17

DIED at his residence in Madison, on Fri
day evening, January 18th, Judge BYRON
PAINE, Associate Justice ofthe S~pgeras Court
Of Wisconsin, aged AZ years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17
TRUST FUNDS.


The last legislature adopted tho
system Of loanlng the trust funds to
school districts for the erection Of
school buildings, enacting number
Of laws each authorizing such loan
to q certain district, instead Of one
general law TO govern all loans from
the funds. Sucn general law should
be enacted, giving the commissioners
Of school and university lands dis
erection to loan to districts as appli-
cation is made the sum TO be limit
ed to small per cent, Of the asses
scd valuation OF the taxable property
of the district, the terms and time
Of payment specified, and power to
collect principal and interest TO be
vested in the Secretary of State,
with authority to levy ani collect
tax whenever such payments are not
promptly made. know Of no bet
ter way TO invest these funds. 1t is
safe, because tho loan Is nude upon
perfectly good security, the State
reserves the power TO compel pay
mcnt according to contract, and it
enables the people 10 use their edu-
cational tdnds tor educational pur-
poses. II is great improvement
ON the original plan Of loaning TO in
dividuals tor purposes Of private
speculation, too often upon doubtful
security. Total productive educa-
tional funds, s3,325 ,G42 q The in
crease last year amounted to $780,
06l4l.
SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS,
The State has now for sale $50, 504
acres Of school land 10 440 acres of
university lands, and 1855 acres
agricultural college land Hereto
fore these lands have been sold at
too low 9 price per acre. The cdu.
cauional funds have suffered this
loss IA order TO hasten the settlement
4 u The localities ia which the lands
arc situated. This is not right
The State should be as prudent in
selling these lands as is the individ-
ual proprietor who desires to make
the most Of them.
They are held IS . trust By the
I State, to be disposed OF honestly and
iudici0us,y, for the benefit Of the ed
ucational funds. Whatever excuse
there may have been in the past for
selling them at a low price, it no
longer exists. They are being pur-
chased mainly by spectators, and
the actual settlers, when they buy
them, will have to pay to the dealer
. large profit which the fumes ought
to realize. The fact that spectators
arc eager to buy plainly shows that
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-17
THE TARIFF.

The changes in the tariff on imports, which
under the act of last session went into effect
on January lst, are as follows