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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

VINO WINS IT?-The temperance men
of New Jersey have discovered the only
lottery scheme worthy eff public patron
age. They offer prize of $4,000 for a
plan which will successfully reprass the
sale of Intoxicating liquors. Unfortu-
nately nobody will win the prize.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

GOOD TRMPLARs.--Thea annual session
OF the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
Good Templars Of North America, will
be held in the city of Baltimore, com.
mencing Tuesday, May 23d.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11
TO ARMS TO ARMS II

Against what :" asks the reader. Why,
against the Poisons, vile, maddening and deadly.
advertised as superior to all Hair Dyes But,
on second thoughts, the call ''to arms % is I'M
Necessary. The wretched trash is already being
driven out of the market. 1t has received the
coup de grace from
CHRIsTADORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
The popularity of this time tried article in
creases every hour. Everybody is talking of the
natural shades it impsrts, and there is no con-
ceivable reason why it should not be used, being
las Professor Chiffon states in his certfcate) per-
fectly harmless. As a dressing after dyeing, use
HAIR Preventative,
may1deod&weowlmo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

POISONED HERsELF.-Mrs E. G. Ty-
Ter of Brattleboro, while temporarily stop
ping in Keene, N. H, committed suicide
by taking poison. Domestic difficulties
are assigned as the cause.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11
General News.

The Republicans OF washington IN
dulged in a torchlight procession and com
plimentary serenade to the officers OF the
new territorial government, on Friday
evening. Several speeches were made
President Grant had accepted an invita-
ton to be present, but just as he was on
the eve of leaving the executive mansion
the Joint High Commission detained him
by visit
The recent rains have caused consid.
cradle flood in the rivers around New
York, and on Friday afternoon the cellars
in South and West streets were filled
with water. All the Easements in Jersey
City, within three blocks were flooded.
Lafayette Shepard, a young man
killed his mother and sister with an axe
at their home near New ton, Jasper county,
Ohio, last Saturday. He fed, but was af-
forwards arrested, as were also several
brothers and sisters under suspicion of
being accessories.
Reports of further outrages by the
Ku-Klux, committed within the last
seven days, come from South Carolina.
Mr.. Reuben, the School Commissioner of
Clarendon county, was killed on Saturday,
and the house of State Senator Barber Of
Fairfield county was visited, but Barber
was warned and escaped from the county.
Several Fairfield county ONCE holders,
have rendered their resignation to Gov.
Scott, alleging that their lives are in dam
ger while in Office.
The officers and men drowned in the
Niagara river on Thursday all belonged
to the United States army and were sta
toned at Fort Niagara on the American
side. The bodies were all recovered on
the Canada shore Friday morning, and
conveyed to the American shore. The
names of the persons drown ed were Lieu
tenants Geo. Ashbury and J. @. Morrison !;
Sergeant Dowle, Corporal Hobbs, and pri-
Yates Hadley, Sharkey, Pierce and
Mooney. Lieut.. Morrison was graduate
of West Point, and formerly resided in
Cincinnati.
-Marcellus Coffin, formerly of Glens
Falls, new living in Grundy county, Iowa,
had his barn struck by lightning on the
18th of April and six horses burned to
death and a quantity of grain destroyed.
No insurance; loss estimated at 81 ,OO0
The jury at Newport, Ky, in the
case of Joseph Wilson, for the murder of
Michael Murray, have failed to agree, bat
are still in charge of the sheriff.
"A man named Milton Weathers was
arrested at Jacksonville, Ill, on Wednes-
day. on suspicion of having been connect
ed with the Tyndale murder, but was re-
leased for lack of evidence
Rev. T. ]. Corney, Universalist min
ister at Galesburg, Ill, was thrown from
bis horse a few days since, and 80 severe
ly injured that he died on Thursday.
David Mulloy, young man who was
shot on Tuesday night in Memphis, Tenn,
lied at noon on Friday.
Gen. Noyes of Hamilton comfy,
Ohio, is mentioned as candidate for
Governor of the State on the Republican
icket
"A large body of negroes paraded the
principal streets of Memphis Thursday
light, in honor of the anticipated Ku-
klux proclamation from President Grant.
The wooden factory of Felix Hise, in
didway, Clarke county, Ohio, was en-
rely destroyed by fire on Thursday. The
oss will reach $4,000; insured for
5000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

The superintendent rains and chilly
air Is materially interfering with the
work of Horticulture. Plants need to be
"blanketed" euch nights as these.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

PALACE CARs-Palace cars are to be
placed on the Hoosac tunnel route this
summer-between Boston and Greenfield,
and between North Adams and Troy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

RUTLAND COUNTY COOP TEMPLARs
UNION.-The eight regular meeting OF
the Union was held at Fairhaven on
Tuesday, May 9th, a good number of
delegates from the different Lodges being
in attendance. Rev. o. Gregg, W. G. T
occupied the chair. Reports were made
from the several Lodges in the county,
which was followed by discussions on
the following questions:
"REsOLvED, That it is not the duty of
Good Templars, as an organization. to en-
force the prohibitory liquor law"
"REsOLvED, That first class hotels
can be sustained in Vermont on strictly
temperance principles"
An able and interesting essay was
read by Mrs. DIR. Munroe of Poultney, on
"1ntemperance as a Disease" E. L. Bar
Der, Egg of Benson, also read an essay
on popular Social and Political Heresy."
which was we'll received. The following
officers were chosen for the ensuing
year:
E. L. Barber, W. C. T.
Mrs. s. A. Case, W. V. T.
Il. G. Mason, W. s.
Elijah Ross, w T.
N. G. Capen, w. F S.
o. Train, W. M.
Lettie Chapel, w. I. G.
Aretas Newton, W. O.G.
Dolly Gains. W. D. NJ
George ]. Hayles, A. s.
Matte A. Weeks, w. R. Fl. s.
Julia Phelps, w. L. H S.
Rev. 81. @. Farrar, w. c.
Rev. A. W. Eastman, P. W. CT.
The following questions were agreed
upon for discussion at the next meeting
IF the Union
l. ReSoI0ed, That total abstinence from
he use of tobacco should be incorporated
n every temperance pledge. ,
2. Are close organizations advisable for Z
children ,
3, Is it wise for Coed Templars to re-
Iuire lifelong pledge?
Rev. L. W. Brigham was appointed to I
cad the discussion of the first question. I
nd Marshall Smith, substitute on the /
econd, Rev. R. L. Herbert, leader. and a
. X. Mclean, substitute on the third.
lev. j. PHILLIPS, leader, and Newman -
Weeks, substitute. Rev. W. T. Ross was :.
ppointed TO read an essay on Temper 8.
nee Literature" and Mrs. s. A. Case.
i Institute. s.
The Union voted to change the time of
gliding the meeting from the second to
lie third Tuesday Of the quarter, and adj
urned to meet at West Pawlet on the
ird Tuesday in August.
In the evening, Rev. L. W. Brigham
ave highly interesting lecture at the
own Hall.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

WEDDING.-A brilliant wedding came
off on Tuesday at l o'clock p. m, at
Northfield. The contracting parties be-
ing n. B. Stevens, formerly of the Ste
vens Houee, Rutland, now of the Trotter
House, Bradford, and Miss Matte l..
Balch of Rutland. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. S. Ha-
zen, at the residence of the brides moth
er, at Mortified Falls. The reception
from one to four o'clock was largely at
tended. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens left on the
five o'clock train for the North.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

the trees Wheat never looked better at
this season of the year, and large stock
was put in last fall. A. d. II.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11
a sr-pPr.y OF coon 3EocD.

The Scav-ccd Tonic, ia conjunction with the Pills
pcrmcatcs E.id assimilatos with the food. ChyliG-
ca = Is now --orcssirg, without its previous tor
seen 10 be at hand. There is 10 more flatulcncc,
10 accEbatIon Of the stomach. An appetite sets in.
-.,.. comes the greatest Blood IuTiICr ever yet
rfvcn bv an fndulecnt father 10 suffering man.
.ichcncl / .slmonic Syrup comes in TO perform its
functions .-nl 10 hasten and complete the cure. Il
enters ut On, upon lis work. Nature cannot b
cheated. Ii collects and ripens the impaired e.
diseased portions Cf Ire lungs. Ia tie fCz-. "a
gatherings il prepares them for cxpcctorato-, a
10 in q very short ne The malady Is vanqul-g.-
the rotten throne that occupied IS renovated aT
made new, and the patient, in all the dignity Of r.
gained yCOr, steps foI.h II enjoy the manhood Or
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11
STATISTICAL.

i The Bureau of Statistics is one of those
departments Of our civil polity which
though inaugurated for the wisest and
best of purposes, under Democratic regime
became almost a dead letter in conse-
quence of the apathy or inc fticiency of its
executives. Under its present efficient
organization it is rapidly approaching the
state of Effectiveness originally designed
by its founders, and is giving to US exact
statistical data upon the various interests
OF our country. A recent report to the
Secretary of the Treasury by Mr.. Edward
Young, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
upon immigration, presents facts highly
important, instructive and interesting
upon this great subject. At the risk of
being called prosy-statistics are always
ory-l will note some of the important
facts given by Mr.. Young. The two lead
ing ideas conveyed by the report are
hrsf, the value to the country of the mill
lions OF immigrants who have landed ND
on our shores during the past thirty
years and secondly, the advantage gain
cd to the immigrants by coming.
The aggregate number which have ar.
rived in this country since 1919 ia 7533
$40, and previous to this date it j. est;.
mated that 100000 had arrived, making
IN all since the formation of the govern.
ment, 7,soS,s65. More than one-half Of
.nese are from Great Britain. Nearly
~ OF the remainder are of the
oerman element of which MANY are skill. {
90 ~ofkmen' usually finding employment 1
about our cities, while the larger no-.;on /
settling in the rural districts of the w.. j
and South, are noted acquisition to our /
agricultural interests. /,
In demonstration of the popular theory
mat immigration is confined to latitude :
VI other things being equal, we find the
element gathered in the :
Northwestern States, and though lint . ,
ew years since it began, now consti,pte.
distinctive feature of the great moua /
lent. As class, they are industrioos d
economical and temperate, and should b
nd welcome to our broad lands. b
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-05-11

The work Of cure is now beginning. The y..lal.
and mucous deposits in the bowels and in The
mcntary canal are elected Theliver, Ike a clc.
is wound up. 1t arouses from It's tOrpidIty. 3
stomach acts rcspOnsively, and tho patient fr-.-
TO feel that l. is getting at last,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

Gin e%lenbe6 @ablmon1per.
-Sett he republifantl9e County Noz
mutation 9euadt wuroe, bat man i'm Sn<
terel1e be5 bempfratti9en Npminirten>
5errn Mainter, pa6 Mdrden in u,nlal1f
gu 1esen oeriudt, @ba6. pa11aSant
lein republtfanti9er @e9enfanbipot iet 1T
Batrbeit gar nidt .per reYublifantlHe
@anotpat ipnoern perjent9e be6 6errt1
ultne, unb melt emit ernt, ben u&9ft19"
gu bre6en, fai9e man pemlelben nur Elm
nereS @lico ein> rpen1 man 9errn paia<
pant >pable. Der etn;ise Nnbaltpunft
fir btele ipnit 9dnsli@ tn Der 2uft 1dwe>
benpe 2u9e bot ft@ IN bent nmifanb>
bab Ser pa6apant @errn llltne a%llilttrt.
=. Sepeut aber, Der Dor Dem &naue Der
parteipettl@e pte ibm uu, Die Sbren:
fault uberbaupt nod etpas 9Dren fann,
iolte perfteben t5nnen, ea6 e6 tben nur
bic Aenaue Betanntl9aft beS 6errn
po6auant NIT unlern 0runbeieentbums<
perbdltni1en mar, bic 6errn ultre per-
:anlabte, I'D ltirtr 9ilfe teu,pordr ~.
beoienen, unb paB e6 nur bu6 Gnt8t9tus
fou,u,sn unb bic ullermlolide 2ei<
fun8sfdbi8t.it bts 5trrn gal7aoatt mar,
weI9e i'm befdbigte ,lne brett fiin lieB,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
0sleerPrenuu9en.

Sn pttlapelpbia purbe Elm Deputy
Sberif &pe9en @eloerprel1un9e11, bic er in
leinem Mute perlbt> beltraft> uno per
&i9ter ma9te bel @ele9enbett BET Ser
tiinri9un9 peS urtbetls fpl9enoe &ane<
9lo0en:
SD fam meine Mu9en ni6t ror Der
Ebatla@e yeri1lieBen> rab Der rprlie9enbe
Sail nur cine probe zines polfpmmenen
Spitems BON G%rpre0un9en 1T, bic, ron
tletnen Nnfdnsen entitanbeu, gu uher<
9robem uebel beran9ewa@ien, einem }le<
bel, unter benz Sober gu leioen 9ebalt eer
NIT uni eren 8eamten 3u tbun befpmmen.
8ts gu FOLDER @uspebnun9 1T pieies Sy<
item aas9etilpet porcen, pob beute Mc1n<
ter, pel&e WA Ytloun9 nod Sturium,
ia nt@t einfa11 Beno pel@e beionbere
perl5nli@e M4'daerfl amteit perlanoen>
Gtnfunfte brin9en> >pel@e IN mund,en
Tduen boS @aldr bes prdioenteu Der
Ser. Staaten melt iberl4reiten."
Das @olf Mill Is f.. Seber ST.
ANTE, per ii9 etnmal Elm paar 8oben
9eno@t um bic n5tbi9e @n3abl pon2umz
pen bel ber @abl taufen gu t6nnen, fam
ba5 Bplf 10 lan9e retten> rupfen unb rut>
niten, tpte er mill, unb >penn bic Ter pbe1
iener etnmal ben @ert9ten lit bic 5dnbe
9erdtt, 10 1T meitens MIR feline et9ene
6 lelei baran i9ulc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
q ul Fam baS GtubIdmen los eeben.

Giant bat, mie mir eemeloet, ie@s
gountte6 in Gputb Carolina mad porz
sduetaer NuHorcerune an bic &uflur
paielbf I@ auf3ul1len> ben &rie9esuitanp
a~noeflnpiet.
DIR v@eebote, inrem er biele Mit>
tbeiluns ebenfals ma@t, ueint:
Stun fam eas Gtnblduen Der ridti
een republifontldea @einnun9 n~1ittelft
res Sdbel6 in jenen @eaenoeu un8entrt
Icsaeben."
@ie her 9elsr aus etnen Nrtitel an
etnrr ancern Steue res Blattes, Iber<
ldrteben rer ~&uflurz& ubi9wan3" er1ebt,
1T pas nGinblduen ri@tteer bemutrati>
Iaer" @einnuue wenn aud nt&t 't1ittel6
ces Sibel6, 70 bod mittels &ubi4war3
uno S6en;ismsr ldn9it I'M Sang,
uno man miro e%inrdumen, baB in ben
@eseucen, 100 man in lester 3eit nur
smilden hem &ubldwanj pber BET De-
mofratic 3u pdblen bate, ber .@rantl@e
@dtel fsbr ptQfommen 1etn pirc. unp
wen,1 bieier ober jener Der unbolpe, Nell
dc Brauen nit Sdlenstemern tratttrt
cine Yortion nit Der faden <n9e ouf
bos @sfdB ~ foten betomu1en, 70 tptree.
has 2ano OBJ bteler ,.Ginblduung rid
tiger republttant(du @efinnuu9" = atbr<
lid fetns Grauer anleae1. !.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
~, m
Die Stunbe Der MbIt II q
nabt!

Der w9}ew yorf Girnc5" Sufrl9e :baben
bic llnterfommitteen tbre 8eridte Aber
bic oeriibten Diebereten fentia. Das @ez
lultat berielben fam feta a1rcres> olS bic
enblt9t p%puit1npi9e nberfIbrun8 oer
&duber 1etn. SIS {pu teinem 3weifel
unterlie9er1> pab Tarnmanp he Mrbciter
an ben Darfs uno 8oulenarrs fIrmtt@
etuerers;rt> Tim itd tbrer ais cine Mr1nee
bel Der @abl ;u b%ectene.l
Nnoererlett6 miro eine ee1raltise Meiz
lenperl a'nmlun9 Der 8lr9er tn Cooper
Sni titut Yprberettet, um arrangements
fir a%usemeine gintellun9 her @el@dFte
ouf etna1 Sag 81 MAIDEN, an 'weiden1
5000 8ir9er rem 5erru 8Qr9ermetiter
Sail ouf Die Bupe rider mpaen, Tim Die
Mnprbnrs,9 ausret6enper @@ubmabre=
oeln fir ole &einbeit Der Sttmmurne bei
per Nppemberwabl 3u be9ebren.
81 tus1pii9en Die @erid&e espas Gntz
l1sipenoe5 9e9en Tamma11Y tbun, prer
Of pa6 sreBe Bplf89eri4t bef Der 8abl
I'M Nosember Suf1rrcrt ietnen Spru9
tbun ipu> 9cbt AUDI bteraus npH ni4t
berppr. Dennpd, lolten mir benten>
miBte 5errn Gmeep uno Gpnfpnten bic
6alebince mad uno nod etma5 en9e
weroen> unb, es 1et benin, bic 5erre11 ten
men lire Yappenbei1ner better, ols mir,
1rlltc c6 uns ntd,t munccrn> tpenn fe
%>:itunter an BIT Stelle, no Der Ebarfz
rtdter BEN Strif umsulesen pfeet Cit
etrpaS u~nbeimlttse5 Suden oerlplut1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
"NOBLE ACTION OF O u R
FRITZ.n

Der Geleerapb me(od beute, tab ber
peutlde &%a'ierpsir; unr feline @emabltn
suiommen senommen Aonse $3.50
la9e uno f&reibe eaaje ereibunpert
unrflnfjtB Doaars fir CHI
Gags Seteuert.
IS oarfte quite @rtinoe aeben> sswel6e
reuti&e Guriten peranlo11en %f1unten,
Ri@ts fir cine unAlutli6e amert>
fani(de Staet u tbun; wenn fe
aber uberboupt etwa6 9eben. uno
cteleS vGtma6" 1T cunn cine lol9e
8aeatelt, pie rte $50 Douors rec
&ronprinsen uno leiuer @emabliu, bunn
mINen mir mUni6en, fe bitten fl@ unp
Deutl@lano tie 8lama9e eripart uno ibre
paar 6euer bebalten.
1ebri9en6 usbmen tpir An6 bic GretDeit,
einfweilen 9or*nt&t an Die @el@i@te 3u
9lauben uno boffen, Der Tele8rapb meroe
Die Site baben> Zen iddbigen 1850" nod
Elm "Nuueten" binsuaufQsen, bamit bod
Elm Summ@en baraus miro, nit Dem mir
uns ieben la6en f6neu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

Capt" Gat1from, Der Nehattetr beS
f1mepilden vMcnitpren~ Der fft@ 9e<
berpet, ols fet Ct ber @prnnuro unp papf
ber seiammten, srpben uno tnteQi9entet
ltancinapilden Bep1lferuns, bereits sen
Ta9e6befebl er9ebenH lafen foante, bte
Stanbinapter bdtten lei Strofe ietnes
3prnes ni&t MUIR 9esen 9errn Senntz
. n, fonrern 9egen baS 9an3e repAbli<
tanil@e Tidet 3u fir,nen uno fofprt
bic portet gu Yerlaleu, = tpmrnt, auf
einmal mte Gin Dpnneri9laa aus beit'rer
2uft bic Na@ri9t, baB bic Stanotnarter
in Treebprn County polelbit
btele Yprtref1t@e &la0e Don 8ur9ern
niGt blps bic Majpritdt, ionoern aud
ben &ern Der 6arrnerbeo6lterun9 bill
pet> seeen has Ma9t9ebpt @anitrpm9 tn
elmer Ma0enYeriammlun9 auf eaS Gntz
i9iepenite prptetirt.
Die 6erren 81. @%r{na9er unb
@unpplb Spbnsrup, mel&e als
@priiber uno Setretdr elmer am 17ten b.
81. III Mlbertt2ee, Treebprn County
in benz 2pfal bet uNorme9ian NHociaz
tipn" abgeboltenen @eriammlun9 BET
Nprme9i1&en Stim 9eber"
fun9trten> meloen> bab fol9enoe 8eidlli1e
n # m nj an9enpmn1en >purpen:
30 wtr ixren, eaB bic Nprtpe9er int
9an3enS taate init tbre1n 9ebiibrenoenMn<
tbetl an Nemtern Son Der republtfaniiaen
%sartet beoadt itno~,
30 mir 1eben, baB tte Democratic
muir bo Norpe9er >orninirt> rpp tetneNusz
1i@t CUR @abl berielben pprbanpen 1T
70 1et
vBt19Ip{1en> t., tab wir al6
Mpoptipbir9er ntdt mebr oerlouaen,
ais bic Mmerifnner fit 1i@ beanipruGcn.
~. Dae mir ais @epublifaner jecen
8eriu@ Uni erer 2anc6leute> bic rspubltz
fanil@e partet su ipalten, rerpammen.
-. DAT mir e6 fir etne S@anoe fir
jcpen npr>pest19en &epublifaner bolten,
fit einen Dempfraten gu fimmet,, Bios
neil be rlelte III Norpe9en 9eboren lit,
n. 0aB mir ni9t 9lauben, tab bic
reputlifaetl&e partei rie Anipra&e it,
9cno einS pa0enoen @anpicaten Bios
1einer Nbfunft tpe9en 3urtdpei1ea
&purbe.
rs. DUFF mir Gen. Senatlcn ais be,
regular naminirten Gancipaten Der repm<
blifanilden partei betra@ten uni bob er
bieie Aus5ei@nun9 auf benz @@ladHetee
ebrlt9 eeroient bat.
IS. Dab mir uniere @tim1mem nno
Ginfus ;pem 9an3en repub@itantidenEade
SuSuwenben peripre@en."
DIET Bei@lu0e, au6sesansen, mir ie
iino, pn1 elmer ifanoinaDtaen Taraerz
Ber5lfcrun9> pel6e tetnem fcrrupten
GtnFuEe 3u9dn9li@ If, werptn rem Snz
seuieuren cer 1fanbinaniiaen Deiertion
BON tbrem altenB Banner seisen, bab, nenn
ibrSptel auf cine Deltrtien zen masse"
9emuirgt mar, eS perlortn 1T. Der
&ern Der SfanbinaDier Metbt treu~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
nn0l4ubli6-

Die u@efli6e ppf" BON st,
2ouis 1T befauntlid BASS Organ bes5srrn
Carl S9urs unp ais lpl9es eas @aaptz
organ Der Sppoiitton 9esen@ront. Der
.,Wfitnaufee Seetpte" tbetlt NUN. rte ct
iaat, Aus gutter auelle" NIT, naB
it9 bic 5erren S9urs uno praetorias
Don Der uBetl. Yof" ais Neoafteure s11<
ridsieben, bus Blatt trseno ei1em al lruz
lfn Semano iiberantpprte1 uno e6 u
la11en weroen, baB BE ,,Yot", ma6 pas
:3eu9 bdlt, fir Grant ms @ei9trre 9ete.
@ir {dbeu bierin, &paS jerer Deutidt
ieben mirpe, etne Gbarafterlotafeit bcren
mir S@urs n{@t fir fd9t9 baltenz .uno
9lauben Yorauf1s, baB bic u9nte4 uel@
lie" bes@eebpten ft9 als cine iebr l9le9te
er,petlen wtrb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
sic monen ntbt betFen.

@ie mir Der S@ur3'den 99cee, aus
ben observation-disclosures uno Nem*De>
parturepemufratrn cine neue. ,'partet gu
bilpen, nidt ras bette proenciitum fels
len tonnten. 10 bepabrbeitet ii@ and UNI
FIRE @orberiasuns, 'oaf, pie Spee ces, ME
Die v@t. 2ouiS Time6" faat. pom
@durs inipirirttn ,Wi0ourt M~epubliean"
tetneno emofrotilden prdioent(6afts>
fanpipoten| a~ufjuteuen unp Grant pur9
einen repub!ifani1bsn Sppcitione canci.
paten i6lasen 3u la0en, auf Wtoerftano
BON Seiten Der nSrrli@en Democratic
fcben wlrre. 3iemli& f:einlaut melpet
pie ~@efI. Soft, paB oieles 9ei@eben.
Der Cincinnati enquirer" ,Snptanapoz
liz Senttnel" nnp uSt. Souls Shines"
baben bereitS Tront :9eaen RE ~Scee"
9emadt. uno peu erpeen 2i4tern werpen
Die tleinern ems mad rem Mnrera
fpl3en.>
Wie bic "@eNli9e Yof" 3iemli&
peincrlhb aus ben pon ibr atBecrudtsn
&rttifen, pelhe cer ,Soee" 9erplemet
rpercen, entnimmt :meil ,.Die ceu1otratil@e
Yartet mill in Der nd&fen Yraloents
f&aftstampa9nt lieber Don Grant &C.
ldla9en mercen, al6 einem %2tberalrepub
~litaner CUR Ma&t Su perbelfen."
@ir rrldteu otss in unlerer ,leBten
Drummer, wenis ernorteno, coB iden
beute bic polite Beadtisuns etntrefen
ml:re 10 aus ~Die Democratic, miro
als cie Democratic lieber &stle oenn
ais pienenpeS @lteo rine6 9an5en,
cas- ni@t fie ieIbt if, 2ocrbeersn erno>
ten.
Gs 1T uns unbesreiRi@, cob 6err
S&urs Fd gu BET Democratic, bic sabe'
am 2sben bdnat, als ir9eno Elm Gooter,
oen mir ie 9etannt, je ireeno Ginee
Wncern rer{eben fonnte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
Da6 alte &uatfud.

De- upipneer", tas muS man ibm lai<
ien> bat bic 6auptlebre> ,pel@e bic Wobz
len IN Sbto, penniYluanta uno Galifor<
mia ertbeilt, erfannt uno {u@t fe na@
&raiten au6sunusen. Dieie 5auptlebre
1T: vDasYelf tptQ feline notplii1enDie
1T Memtern."
8ie tmu1er bic platfprmen per
beipen parteien in bcnS taaten, bic (oeben
ber Democratic Elm Seban b~erettet, 9elauz
tet babet u,S9en> bas Solf bat Die leBte
@el@t9te ber Bet 8aeien, e6 bat III ben
69luup Don S9mut, ben bic Gamma
nyzG ntblIun9en Mps 9ele9t binttnaez
i9aut unp, 1danpunb 3urid9ebett bat IS
te|4lo0en : u&etn Mann bet partei ipu
un6 in'S94mt, we4de 10 fplmIal ftieblt
ME ote{e."
Der upioneer~ ueib, bob perielbeS@au<
rer Ypr Der Der Demofratie onbaftenoen
uno in vTommanY" in 10 unRdtiserBeile
sur Gr19einun8 9etpmme,en @orruptbeit>
audi in Dem 0e4fe ppnWftnne lota cbwalz
tet, muir tdrfer al6 ancer5tpp, eenn es
bat NOD ntdt eerseNen, wie es unter benz
penptratil9en &egiment ausgeplQnpert
uno be9aunert tDnroe.
Desbalb feline Sylbs iiber Tretz
banoel, fein 2aut ibtr Den ractfalen
Steuerrrud ; netn at&t8 ol5 @sseter
uber bic Gprrup1ion unlerer Staateacz
miniaratton 8er oteier miro cas- 8olf
oera1nt, nit cts{em5 ds'dbilo foil es Ter
Democratic In rie Mrme 9eldeu@t werz
percen. "a wi1o nun fred iu1am<
men9elo9en, wa9 eas 3eus talten
piQ, uno fommt bic 6%erausforceruns
Der "Yrsb" mad Bepeiien, rann -
bletbt man fie16ulpte Man
mteberbolt pie Nnfla9e, man Be-
meit Ge ni6t.
l1no babel tein Bort eesea oae
oroaniirte, felt SabHebnten unerldatter<
LID feRltebenoe cemufratil9e Yliiwperrez
aiment in &am(sp County! > wabr<
ai@, bic Dtfe 1T AZ rlnn.
Die @e1nnuns69enoi1en uno tntinaen
EpeSel Iammanys aas Beerlnper zines
reinen Staatsreaiaaent5 in Minncz
1ma. Wel6er 6obn! Belde freae
Wieperbolun9 zines %befannten, alien fa<
oeMbetnisen Observation-Disclosures.