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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

- (g8eltauSiteaung in @icn.) 9OS bon
beioen 0duiern oeS bitr. 1teihSratbe8 gclIcbs
miate @eiee, ourd) WcldeS eiu SrcOtt BON 6
NiiQioncu 8nlben tiir Die internationale9Selt'
austellntg III &ten crDiinct mtro, bat bic
taiictlit)e Sonction erbaltcu.
- Der oentite Saiier hat ben Dtirtiter oeS
Snncrn @rai Gllcnburg sum 9omberrn
poll 8ronoeltburg c%rHonnt, cine Sinecilre,
nit Der Dem IS. s." ;nfol9e, Gin SabreSelrIs
fomnen Don ctuo 1900 Sbalcrn pcrbult-
cen III.
Ser prcuBiiG: SanOelSrtiuiier bat Die
1blthe2(norbnmla 9etroie1, oaB pom beuors
ltebenoen Wilter ID aud bic Giienbabniua9cn
brltter nuo oieyttr Gluiic crWGrnlt wercclt.
0icie it'd auf bit StuatSbobncn 6un1djit En-
itrcdcnOc merl )cnfrcunolide NtaBregcl miro
alld) wobl Bel ben Observation-Disclosures 9tad)s
abmun9 tnocll.
- Sin Itiiuderer @roBbrilcr @0brtel
S~a6hnapcr Lo3um Spatben"), oeifen etn.
,i0er Sobn nit Dem 1. Snfartertea 9teJtn1ente
gGidlif aus Srautreid) SuritdgeteBrt, uobm
niht mn bic GompOgnie BET welher Oerlelbe
tent, lpdbreno Der 3ruct 6eittuge ms Suars
tier mo Serpfc9rug, %ionoerl Sab aud benz
gonScu Battalion ciH ipleuoibeS ScterTelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
0nmDfer yrcmrifcn oe8 ,,glrion."

Ser @ciongucrcin o%glrion" mad)t mOrgcn
nit Dem 0an1picr oScnt 5s!anO" cine Spa-
SierfGbrt Die Sai G~inuntcr uot benz Ntonlz
mental Shifting @rOue, no cine ougenebme
SOuntaBSuntcrboltln9 fir bic SGngcr mo
tire Srcunbe %orrongirt 1T. Ser betrcienoe
45lat, nelber I'M 2dufe oeS SommerS bereitS
mebriad pou ocutihcn Scrguitgun8 Sp0rtic't
beiuft Wnroe,~ crfrent iidJ GROCER YOpnlaritlt,
uno obne 3lueifel meroeu Siele bic burd) ben
y%2trion" gebotene @elegcnbeit beltlgen. Ntan
leie Die aIt5cige!
Scr @cfnu91ercin v0Grmpuie"
bat fir ben 20. &uguil cbcnfaQS cine 9ants
piererturion na6 Der yW 0 II mental
8iiBings @roUe" anberaumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

Vic n@crmouioseose SIR. 24i, g. .. e. @.,"bdtt
am Dtouta9e I'M p@reeRwuo D Yatte" ibr critics
idbrlides Ficnic, ,uoju allie Niitglieoer oeS SrocEs
unh oc 6rennee hes ~9eieligen YCr9ni8cue ein9etGz
lam gcnaGt, iid reNt BabIreid am ausSuse Su be
tUcilidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

6tm 9Gltimortr Vublituir iet Sabrcu ale tiihtist,
20lrtb %befount, bat in Hr. 81, 8urenfraBt,
nGbc Der Seufuaase, cine neue g4irtbldpnit %etneeridy.
tet, uelte Ntontdg ait Dem iibIiden sunite einse=
NneihI ilnIArn Anu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
(S1F1MbdzMciu.

g8er eirgn oelttlten GGtalUbG = gBein ooer ciHcu
roiben @oncoro z g6ciu baben NH. Der gcbe gu 5ru.
G~Grt8aiier in gtr. tG, . It =SOmGOrbtraB c,
no or iifer ieiH tam, reCll uub btltg bel 8roBen ODER
tlrineu Sintduicu Deotcnt All tUeretH.
6r. Garl -. SclSbGuS
in ST.. .. Centre Harriet space, OerS0pit ;. j.
YieBnCg'6 8iCr 81 3 Gents bGs SlaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Nnh O{(hite Morp l3rtrcnt

matt Der "Sbomas Solurr" td9lIb-SGm,a9s ans
8enOmmcn-pon VI. 2 II. z Stgbtitr. s9errtt,4iSa
ten irdb 9 ubr, Nabm. 2, 20 mo ~ Gbri Conn
tG9e nur Slpet lri6 uno y,Ghmittd8e cline. Cir
1ftitfCDYuS III am HDfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
900 sallimOrsr staotsS edisr, 1900
@phsn. GnIrnher.
Wpcr's
$ i 1rfe

Hair Vigor)
sur @ieeerberGels
Der natiirlis
Trifd,e II. Sar.
be hes Grauen 5das
res.
IS In Dies eir9aars
friNur Wiittcl, ,peldcs
Sasletd bOhit anaez
seiunc uro ais
Saar : @rbalttr icbr
ipirtilm lit.
IS u~crltibtpcrihoi
ODER lrluCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

ffon. Daniels uno Sonb.) WiIbeGm 5. Retinanr
(nebit Alcranoer 8fein,aunl, Sotann g. 0opmann
uno j. &: DGro crblelten BolInatt sur 8sriuattin9
per rep. Slnterla1enf6aiten BON Warsaretbe aatbs
lug, Suite 9opmonn unb Raraaretbe Oonopan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

GnoGit finb Die nsuen Waltcn iir bas Srtsfricn
N Del "arhetterbale" an Saos6reoertdltr. onsss
Ahcno munbialtiger 9em1dt Werbcn. Inter ben
nslen Stlien 1T Die @amt am Rbein," Dec
Seutlden Saterlano," Sup.rtire gu ,,Gie iueiBe
Sfrau" &C. Die ngrbeiterbalt" lit Sur Seit Gin jsbr
beiubtes, beliehtcs mo populires Sotal. Sie &ez
bienuHs lit prompt, Die @etrGnfe iino portrsiiIid,
uno or. .Sdle8ei tets Elm Srportominenoer, coulans
or gAirth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Der .Nnltimprcr siidlsrsgerrinn

mndpt am DioutdGe einen GueIlug naG Z: N!utbs
Shistuboie nnb er0finet o~enielben am Wol9tu nit
elmer groBcn YarGoe. Sus Arrangements r &omitc
miro Sor9e tragen, ods icber Seiudcr oas Inilies
mcrt iinoet, ,uelhtj man bel ctHein lolhCn Beite
ludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Die vStcuben=Spae Wr. A."

Die in 6dtonsutae sriittrsI6e Sanner-sose bcs
Sroens Der "G,uttn Sriiocr" bGlt am Ntortdge i'm
etienbabuzB ortc ibr critics Btcnic, >uoraui mir Ole
o@uten Sriloer" Saltimore'e uno bas Yutlitum ipez
Sicll auimertiam MAIDEN. @leld5eitig miro aud bel
oiticr 9ele9enbcit Gin ncue6 3oGenbanner eiu9eluebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Gpbb,S 1SIauS. Nn.

&er elm btliGes uno anQcucbm ~9ete9eues Seebdb
beiuden nil. Gem empieblen WIr 9obb's Sslauo,
ga. %rctic SO pro Eda, SIS pro Wohe. 3te Tetie
per DGnplCr III bequCH uno anaemeifen. Slebe Ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Or. Mcprn Mcr6ff.

2 trab ein9erittet, no or iortan ale 0uriii9e
eraptden piro. Wtonta0 9iebt'S 9rUBen Groffnlln9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Sm
Scr ,.9lpolp. Marten.U

;piideu Nlopbs NIB Ganalltr.,
finoet beute unb Dtontdo Mbeno, @arteIsG orsert beS
Yroi. S%oinnann 'i6en Niniitcorps TAFT; ipobl9emertt
bel freiem GutrCe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
@hitc &pcf &ctrcat

Nudl mor0en matt or 00mpiGr uNlicc" BlpCi
GNbrten nab Dem b~cllthten $rbolnn9sorte "g9bttc
Rot Jetrtat'@ 9ae Soot Ssbt vtSSr9tns 10 nPr nno
nh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Ncr ..Nllh. xurnncrcinl.

fleet I'M q. Aug. oui Dem ,,4eHt SSlGno' nab ga
Bele 5roue aus. Wionto9 abeno ipereen in gtr.
231, S5cit=IrattiirnBe, Die Siittets uno bar SdfIpertz
ttGno gerltetDcrt.
Der vIrbettersSilpunas : Scrcim"
b6lt morgen Ibcno cine rnter6altung unter ben
Nlninllirn hra Nl nirnniIdhrn LSkrnInrra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
8ndinaaam's Sadenbart.Tsrbcu,i

Va unier eaareruenerer In pielen SGQen sp<
;Seit itno 81 uiel 8ileee ertorbcr., nm oraus.
l1olene Saienbdrte pieeer aui,uiriftx
mir nicies GGrbemittet apart pr1pss
les .Heiultat RAID unh mirfiox
letdpt antnmenoen unb ~
DE IT'D ,peSer atreibenl
len apotbetcrn su batl
BON ". y. Saa ~
(Suni5.tS., d..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

bat bic 9iahbarIJpit 10 lieb, oas CT BON Nr. 50 nab
sar. ia, ntr dWe arftz Q pace. ibereeiiecelt lit,
mo inpitlrt Seoerinann iir 0tonta9. 5i etnem treiHi=
den Slnide, bet BEN es an cinen friiden iddumenocn
,Stoiie" ntdt iebIen ipQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
Calls

otelss psrtpuolsnSaGrmittets, mas alein teinen g,or-
tl9en 5iIuibretbeI lit. S8ir tonnen unIcrcn aften
@onneru ueriihern, bas eS ieinem aIten0.ubme gcina5
nod beute angeiertiat miro; es lii oas einStge pertdb
libr unb peepontommnete Briparat, uel6e arauem
iuieoer9ibt, es uieoer 0~ldnsenb. psid unb ,pie Seioe
inndt. Die aoplbaut lnadt IS DeiB uno lauber. &c
%entiernt Giie auslGfGae. aaen 5dorf limo pcrbiroert
i9leu, inbem es Die Saarori5en onreist rnS errabrt.
" madbt eas Saar oidsr une itirter. 8ei SablI5pta.
teit uerletbt ee ben Saorbrdicil TIRE normaie 3 bitigs
iett ipieSer iife ibafit neuen Saaripuhs, nur Oct iebr
pobenl alter nibt. 90 1T bas am Ileiten @eto fpa,
rsnoe 3natiriinrs WitteL boe s lueniser anuenpnnl
Gen e%rloroert nno Dem Scare elm alin,tnees ausieben
aibt. y. y. Sopss, Or. Dleb., S~ta6tsmiin 5paroeln
pol ptallahnlstte, iagt: pie Yeitanbtbeife fiuo rein
iino Sebnis SerltelIune zines porSialiten Diittels
lor9lail .o~ns9epdbit. SD baltic eS iir bas bette Nrds
parat lar ole an9sgehenen 2mede."
Sel allen apotbetern uno arsneibdnbtern III baben.
0rci8 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

Die SrOu, pelde Iih bieier Gage I'M Uni.
ous9epOt 6otel gu BittSburg er d II Q e.,
mar aus 6airplap, SeofOrb-Go., Bn. SIR
Wlanu eriGhltc, ais er Die 9eidle abbOlte, rGB
fe tempordret g9abiinusonfdlcn unterpors
fen gerpeien iti, ooB CT fir eiucu 6auSbau OaS
@el6 uiht babe uuitreibeu t1unen, weSbaib
fe perthpoae Slciosr uno Supclcn SuiGm.
mengepaft babe nm oauit a~bgerciit lei, all
oeblid I'M OaS Gelo III btidaiien; bis gum
Sanlita9, ben 20. Suli. babe CT NihtS mieber
pou ibr gtbOrt, baum Obcr Ciuel Srtei BON ibr
empfangcu, ocn ie aus OCm Linton Depot :
0otcl all i'm idlrteb uro moriu iic itber Die
Surucltu, abcr ntdt itber Die Sleioer GuStunft
nab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
SIR. Sciurtct Sudbsbaut,
NrbeitcrbdQc.

bat ietn emit unl6enbares 9ofaf in Wr. A, Wfarjb.
WfarfetsS pace, iun,rlib uno duBerlid, in einen nab
rem Ses'nsYalalt umsctpanoelt, Der Wionta9 iolenr
nit Quuid erpffnet Ueroen ipu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

Der Genius Oct Staot " 10 > . I
weift mad, Dap in Nep.DOrf 942, 292 Yaios
1eu teben, iueld)e uolt Altsl1uoern abltarls
nen; bauoH 3,038 Oereu Sdter i'm alSlanoe
geboreu wurbeut 1l,7S3, otren Wtiitter rent
Der Abfunft p0rClI, unO 720, $3.50 oerell beioe
@ltern I'M 2luSlan0e 9cboreu wurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

ssetterbcrid,t fir a'aibinatcn, =. g., Oma
Muauit. 81 Nbr 81 win. Nbcne0.
Sbermometer Stano "a BorometersSt dno 80. 80
Ser uii;icae 9;etterprupbet
in g8Qibington iCgt ba6 bcutc od5 gcitrige geettCr
mlhri ueiniid1 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
ScrmiiGte 8eridte aus europa

49, 5u Sie6entiih in 9apern mar bei'm
Gmpfange Ncr beimtcbrenbeu 8ruppen elm
8riumpbbogGn crri1tct, Der folgcnoe Snihriit
fyu1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

@uteu RGtb Dcl6,
Scr l6nelol9c Hrcu6';
Giieruc Bduite baben
Vic Yautru nHo S0lUGbCr.
Anb bic Bduilc Der Suhien,
Giuo ntdt iblcdt 0eWabien.
Utlt BGoeHiern uro Sehcn
SIt nidt gut Nlrl1tn tlrn.
unb no Ole YlutJ
Strbuut, od iGalt'5.
NnCiammt inter eiucm Sut,
Mtt otnen mas tbut,
ICm ncht's nidlt ont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
,6crmanias2c9e SIR. 244, 81. q.
Is ~

e%r6iiHct pionta8 Yior0eu lcinc ueucinacrihtcte Birtbs
ihGit. in Rr. J2j, SGfcrH= NpcRue, init oClts
tatcm sttienz Sicre uno ieincm 9unidc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

Sn @DIc1g0 mur0e 0ieIcr Gage oer
Sbreiblebrer u. 0reiiuB AMI OaS Setreibel
stner 6rau &aufmanu megeH zines idlpercn
SerbredenS all bereu S06terden uerbaftet.
Gr wrrpe infer $500 Slrgi6oit gelielt ulO
begab iib bicraui 81 6rieoeHSribter SGlf.
mann altf Der NorOictte, nm ge9ei 6ran
&aufmann cine 8lage rpegen NtiBbunoluug
ciu3ureiheH. Die Gran eriGieu beim &ers
bore tno priigelte bet 2tutlager in @cgempart
oaS Sricbc15ri1terS uuO meBrergr 3elgcn
OsrmaBen burd), oab CT wobl 3eitlebenS DIES
@erb1re ltift Oergeilelt miro. Der gSii.
ioitete Die 6ran $50. NuBcroem wrr0e ie III
Sotge Der erpabnten Slage inter Siir9i6aft
aeltelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

empfangcu, Den ie aus bcul Linton e Depot :
Sotcl all i'm ld)rieb lno moril IIe itber Die
SulucIeu, abcr ntd)t ti6er Die SleiOer AuStunft
CAB.
Sci Der Inter udIuHg iiber Die 6 a
tatrop6e aui Dem 0ampfcr ogSelitlo"
Qab Der Sugenteur rn0 SeiIclid)nieo leslie
iolgenoe iitr Die ytemsYorter nidt 9erobe iebr
trDlltde Grtldruug: Bin ic6r geuau iiber
ocI Stano uuo Die ScIhaftenbctt aller Selel
uuterlidtet, uelde III ben Sabrjeu9en uera
bOrgel iiltO, Die in Der llngegeo pom gIen-
})ort lbreu 2icult uerieheu. Son alen tenn
ih urr etneu einSi9en, ben il ais ildcr Dc
Scidlneu fam. 9iticr cine 1T i'm Stau0c,
etllet 9rld pom 300 Bfuno dlISSnbaltell, ale
an0eren itn0 i'll cintlrt 10 erbdrntlidCl 3ulldne
DC, oaB Ie lcoen Dfonelt IN trimmer beritcn
t0nnen. DtiiB td) nit eiuerl Sdbrbootc ilber
ben 6luB, ltclle ih mid iltnler 10, 0aB ll IN
moglid) peiter Gntitrnut9 pom Sciiel mid
beIln0e; t) bin tets nm nlclTl Ecbel belor9t,
neil i'd Oe 0efnbr tcuuc.
(GaS iino ~allerbingS ld)tpCrc Scbauptiln-
gen unb c%r6fineu fir bic al9cmGtne Cider
beii cine ifredlite AuSfi1t; br. EeSlle lteUt
itf ieood) uuunnumOeu ulli mo mill ais ADJ
tlngSucrtbcr Ntalm fir bic Wabr6ett OciCl'
ben elulteben.)
Sei benz lluglitde tameu nidlt pentgtr, ais
50 0eutide mrs geben. 3ie u. y. v2lbeuOs
%ieituug" beridrtet nod bic folgc1ocn trgrcifen-
ben Sd0e: 2oltis Teib9art iuobute IN Jtr. 60,
DiiOGagbitr.t 8rootlun. Gr mar in ciilem
fcauj6fiheu Sriieurlaoen beid16ftigt uuO gnlt
ais gutter Nrbtiter. @m lttten SonntHg
Wtorgcu I'm 10 llbr 8iug CT na1 6anic mo
iprdh bic Abildt dis, NadmittdgS Statctt-
9SlauO beildeI gu mollsu. SGoH AM Dtors
gen mar ictne moDl regultrte lbr pl6elid itez
ben gtbltebtn, nm 10 u6r blieb il abermal5
ltebell, ino ais Ell nm II llbr baS 6aWS uers
licB, itano ie sum oritten Dtale. Gr bate
6rau Jtttg, BET Der Ell luobutc, 9cbetcn, Sluei
ibrcr Sulber nit inn geben III lNiieu, mas tie
inn aber III 8olge OeS b0icn SmcnS per
w3igertc. 90 gtng CT altctn ulO erlItt and
oet Zoo.
@corgc arorS fam IN b05 Seleuue 9oipi
tai, nm ieiuen BruOer permona llnN Ociicn
6rOu III iuden; AMI iciEen Armel tug CT ein
%tlciue5, mngefabr ciIjdbrigeS SinO, has inter
8br6nel nod) %ictlttr Dtama rtei. sic nareu
an SOnnIag lUeggegalt9el, NM itat Stotets
Sslano I'll geben. Aber inter oelI Sooteil
ruaren ite nidt 81 %fiunen. Sie wgrOen mobl
altf in ben QStlen oeS Gait JtiUerS begraben
lieQet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05
gp MISREPRESENTATION am q. glnanft

Ole t~ollenoen GemperaturzS cObGdtuH0en lUurocn
Don Srn Siram s. Btnrob pom SignaIsamie bes
MrieaasG epIrttulenLa Liz gnltimnre nlmaht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-05

XIV SCtuJI lpulpc Stuhlo StSlpt9uNY hluJ
Baltimore 9eidafft. Der Serltorbene mar ii
Sabre alt.
nnidlle. - Sonnerta9 aiadnlittaa
~itiirSte Seiurih S0pfer elm fleiner Snabe,
Dor ieiner elterllden &obnung, ut. 274,
SbarptraBe BON einem Wagen uno erlitt
Idwere Serlesungen am aopfe.
- am ielben Gage erlitt bic adtidbrtae
Inna Neptder, SIR. 260, Gbarleslr IT., mobnz
bait, ihlimme B%ranopunoen oil Den ipl1oen,
inoent ein flcifeS Gino ein Stiid brelirtenoen
ShWefelS aui ibre &leioer mari uoburd)
oieie in Srano 9erietbeil.
Sbomas Sones, elm tleiner anabe. Del.
len Gltern III SIR. 307, &iliam ; StraBe,
mobneH, ftel geifern pom Oahe oeS 1inters
9ebdlloes Der naterliden 8obnung unb erlitt
bebentlide innere %Yerletungen.
Ills geltern @eorg Stolte i'll elmer
Shneioemiible on Barre StraBe Sretter
inter cine 3irteliase idob, ruurpe linn bic
linfe Sano bon Der edge in ihauoererreseu.
Der 8eiie perftiimmelt. Gr mobHt IN ytr.
1872, Salas.S traBe.
@sitern itieBeu in Gape Map, R..S.,
cine Soteltutid)e unb etn leid)ter Wageu suz
iammen, fpobei Srn. ISM. Spion bon bier 6as
S6ultergelcnf ausgerenft waro.
SabrunGl II e. Sonneritaa Rahmit.
tag Spiihen 8 uno a llbr Idente in Der Ytdbe
Der Goofe; nno SllmorsS traBe bas Yfero Dor
einemU arttwagen rno gin9 ourd. Sn oems
lelben laBen Elm iun9es Mdoden, cine dltlihe
Srail nnb Elm Surld)e bon etna 16 SaBren.
0as Dtaod)en uno Die Srau f%tiirSten aif's
Yhalter uuo famen nit eini9en ld)mer;baiten
@ifen nno Nnetihuu9en bapon. Der anabe
aber mnroe nit 9roBer@epalt berausgeid)lells
bert lnb iflng nit benz Sopfe aui ipelder
ldredlib beid)unoen wrrbe uub nit mebreren
flaffenben 29nnoen bebedt mar. lRan llabm
iih Der 9rei berel 9tameu nid)t in Grfab-
9ebraft iprrben /, Ill uno ifafte ie
nad ibrer Wobnnng oil W%ooDpear., uabe
Soofe. Ctr, mo ite drStlifen Seiftaitb erbielz
ten. Das Yfero rannte nod einise StraBsn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Election Day and Duty.

On the 10th of October, the people
of Iowa will hold their annual elec-
ton of State and County offices. In
the time remaining, all active Re-
publicans should take pains To see
the careless and lukewarm, and urge
upon them their duty to be sure and
vote. 1t Is true there Ii no danger of
defeat on the State ticket. or that the
majority will not be large; but IL is
also true that 1t Is of vital importance
the majority should be not only large
but imposing, sweeping, aud greater
than Ii has ever been at an election
for State officers. It Ii necessary to
this end that the assertion that Re-
publicanism II dying at the root be
contratiicted with the emphasis of an
increased majority. It has been
claimed. Ii Is claimed now, that this
year will showsa significant falling
OFF in the Republican vote. The hope
IL father TO the affirmation. Out of
this year in Iowa, the Democracy
have no hope of gaining anything
any more than fire and fuel for the
greater struggle next year. III they
can enter upon the Presidential can.
vass with the rallying cry that the
strongest Republican State are falter-
Ing on the line, and falling back from
the old battle front, they will have a
slogan whose bngle tones will revive
the despOndent hearts of their disor-
ganized legions. 1t remains, there
fore, for Iowa, tho leader of the Rad
icai States, to again march majestic-
ally to the front, and. with an lis
creased majority, re-afirm her devo-
ton to the patriotism and principles
of the Republican faith. -lg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

THE Allison friends are trying q
new dodge of circulating the story
that the friends of Harlan propose to
cut the tickets of certain candidates
for the Legislature who are known
to he favorable to Allison. We do
not believe that there il a Republi-
can In the county who would stoop
TO such chicanery. 1t Is apparent
that 1t Ii an electioneering game by
the Allison men. Mr.. Harlan
would not ce~untenance a movement
of that kind aud all reports to that
effect cannot fail TO react upon the
parties circulating them. So far as we
can learn the Republicans of Black
Hawk Co., propose to vote the reg>
tilar ticket.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

THE Allison papers having charg~
ed that Mr.. Harlan was attempting
TO throw the vote of Johnson Coun-
ty into the hands of the Democrats
in order to carry a Seniterial dele
CATION, the Iowa City Republican
promptly knocks all such silly non.
sense In the head by the following
statement III afa sas
I'VE saw yesterday u letter just
received from Senator Harlan by O
friend here urging all Republicans,
In the most direct and forcible man.
ner, to support the regular Republi,
cam ticket In this County. without
reference to the Senatorial question
That is just what we said of Mr.
Harlan-Hs Ii a true man and a true
Republican. II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

JUDGE KNAPP, democratic candi.
date for Governor, denies, In his cam.
paign speeches, that the national
debt is being reduced. The New
York Tribune says:
1.-THE total national debt is now
but q fraction over twenty-one huns
dred millions, having been diminish
ed by 252, 600, 900 since Gen. Grants
accession TO the Presidency"
To this the Ottumwa Courier per-
tinently remarks that Judge Knapp
endorses Horace Greeley for bailing
out his friend JEFF. Davis; also I'm his
hostility to Grants re-nomination.-
Why then should he dispute Mr..
Greel ey's figures?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Hon. JOHN A. KAssoN, writes
from switzerland. In reply to an in
yitation extended by the State Cen.
trial Committee, that he will not be
able to participate in the present can.
vass In Iowa, without leaving his
present work unfinished ia import
ant respects. He adds, besides that
8 With diminution of national taxes,
with reduction of eight millions 0
month in the national debt, with the
successful placing of the new loan at
a rate of interest nearly 20 per cent.
less than the old, IL would be strange
indeed If the people should befndis-
posed to indorse the national admin
istration. AS to the State govern
ment, / have often heard its wisdom
aud success praised even in Europe,
as well rs i'm all parts of the United
States. 4 cannot conceive it possi-
ble that q desire should exist to
change its Republican charactea in
Iowa. IL 10 folly to change the en-
gineer who keeps the machine In
perfect order. as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio,
in a recent speech concisely stated
the whole case i'm summing up as
follows: ..
"Of the Republican party IL has
become a history that, under God,
It saved the nations life, vindicated
the supremacy of the Constitution,
restored the unity of the Republic,
provided new and efficient guaran-
tees for its future safety, promoted
the industry of the people, reduced
the national debt, advanced the pub
lie credit, established justice and lib>
crty for all, and settled by treaty our
grave pending controversy with Eng
land on terms honorable alike to
both nations and to the spirit of the
age.
OF the Democratic party Ii has also
become history that 10 sought to ma
tionalize slavery, aud demoralize lib
erty; that it organized or aided State
secession and armed revolt against
the Constitution and Union; that II
denied the right of the people TO CO..
cree seeding States or defend the
Constitution, that it resisted amend
ments to the Constitution essential
to the safety of the Republic and lib.
critics of the people; that it resisted
the grant of lands, as homesteads, to
the people; that 1t attempted to repu-
diate the debt and violate the faith
OF the nation; has persisted and still
persists i'm the attempt to prevent the
enforcement, by law, of the Consti>
tuition, and of the rights of the peo-
pie, and the suppression, by law, of
mob violence in restraint of the Free
dom of speech, thu freedom Of the
ballot, and the security of the citi-
zen. go p
Choose between these parties and
the men who represent them, and
who are the candidates for your con-
fidence and favor.
The people are everywhere coming
to the support of the present honest,
faithful and successful administra-
tion of the Government, and of those
great measures of unity, peace and
amnesty which have perfected the
Constitution, placed every citizen
under the shelter of the nations
laws, secured a remedy efficient aud
and peaceful for the vindication of
every right and the redress of every
wrong; decreed that no State shall
hereafter make or enforce any law
which shall abridge the privileges or
immunlties of the citizen, or deny to
any person within Its jurisdiction the
equal protection of the laws, and
charged the Republic with the duty,
and inyastad M with tha co~nsfitnfinn-
q. power, to establish Justice, and se-
cure the blessings of liberty, for this
time and all time, for the millions of
the living present, and the millions
of the future.