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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-04-13
the MINER.

THE miners here and in the vicinity Of
Youngstown, o. have all stopped work until
their demand for twenty cents advance is
acceeded to. Ten cents has already been
offered by the operators, but owing to the
advance in iron, the men think they are
entitled to the twenty cents, and conse-
quently they refuse to take the ten cents.
The men are deserving of this advance, and
should undoubtedly have it, and il is but
reasonable for the monopolists to divide.
If on the advance of iron they make for
tunes of one and two million dollars, we
think it but reasonable to give this twenty
cents, while some of them are holding off
for $50 per ton II this demand is Just on
the part of the operators, can the miners
be censured for demanding twenty cents
per ton on coal.
PETITIONS extensively signed, from the
citizens of Stark county, Ohio, have been
presented in the House asking for law for
the ventilation and inspection Of coal mines.
This is a matter that the citizens Of this
valley should attend to without delay, as it
is thing which very much concerns our
miners in this vicinity, and they should
attend to the getting up Of petitions as soon
as possible.
THE Coal MINING BILL IN PENNsYLvA-
NIA.-In the Senate, last Thursday, Mr.
Wallace called up the bill for the ventils-
ton Of bitumous coal mines. Mr. Humph-
rey offered a substitute authorizing the
Governor to appoint three commissioners,
one recommended by the Pittsburgh Coal
Exchange, to investigate the bitumhous
coal helds and report to the next Legisla-
ture by bill or otherwise. He read q COM
munication from the Pittsburgh Coal Ex-
change, indorsing this substitute, and he
represented the same as satisfactory to the
miners. Mr.. Wallace opposed, and Messrs
Purman, Anderson and White favored the
substitute, which passed, yeas Is, nays, IL,
the Allegheny delegation voting aye. Be
fore final passage, Mr.. Graham further
amended by conhning the pay Of the com
missioners to five dollars per diem, for one
hundred days.
SMALL Pox.-Some FIVE or six years ago,
the writer had an attack of this loathsome
disease in its worst form. The family at
the time consisted of eleven persons, and
by proper course of disinfecting the house,
the disease was prevented from spreading
The following is the formula for the disin-
fectant Vinegar, one-half gallon; molasses,
one pint. Mix together, and use BY sprink-
ling it upon red-hot charcoal carried about
the house upon IN iron shovel or pan. BY
continuing this through the day and night,
during the malady, there need be no fear
OF its spreading even to other members OF
the family
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i've do not hold ourselves responsible TOE any ogmso
expreused by our Correspondents.
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s%esbrirsen. Dennp@ eieu. IS Iaulease, terea eemS5uliber
3ufanb tin 3utarb ter Gtmaltung anb SGwdHe 1T. Ste
Hagen uber fetne te1Ontsre &rautbeit; Re l'tsen fetneu BE-.
film mtsa S&mers; absr fe baden an benz, mas eetRtees ptsr
Nrali4es Duenusen een dbr!. tstneu Wtnu5. Sn neun I'M.
ter sebu 5dQtn entttbt bieier Wcttetstta- uub G~tarrbetts-
Yueano aus einem f%rantbaft,n Utasca. GtrS auun ,sleiten
aestprs ete tbrperlthe unb seifiae xEerg,e. W!ni bic Ab.
nusuna bs &6rrers ntdt tur@ cine sebSs ge .eselnd6tee a.
limitation les Nabruresft Ts srisss ,uvro, ~ puneert ieees
Organ unb isbe Qebenstbati5 felt rirp ~3erGirt
Stun, mas rdtb Der eefunhe EssuiGsn erranh unter btefen
umftanren Der Ntebsrsdplsscnb az? las Sgeem bsbatf
uUfruttelune uub &ratttgur9; Mot rlcB dAf cine Stunbt
Dber 3pet UNI bann tn e,nem ja11intr. tc9srtH 1ufano oils Ie III
SerFnfen (m,e e4 fhsrlih nr nau feln ruree, nenu man Elm
aen ~SonltetS alcDbpltites Rst;nlttsl eebrauo9.), fpapsra orn
1runb aus uub tur bic Dcufr.
2lte 1T bteier puuf6ensnertse Rived III erreiten! DtiHut-
prrt auf btt{e 8rase. se1ubt auf BE uuoero noerlthe @rtab-
rung zines 8terteiab rbuntrrts, ut isi6t e~esebtn. Jlbbe neue
Rratt In bic 0erbouunasureons turb eue sur rem Soffets
~psnSHna tenn purarer 5elmtttel. ion, crn e'nede rcs Sphern
tarur&, ba6 Du be 9uele ptsitlter Ar. # vn Gnerete, bas
aroBe \ ryan pieoerberheAft, Don DeIhsm ale anpsrea Sr.
gdne TIRE Rabrune unb uEterlusur9 enpflnaen.
gDenn ttnDueeno Yprttpnen ps 9roBcu venetab tfhen Star
fuA9ss uub &rdftl un9snittels einesnDmmcn ftin perben,
ptrb br f@r5GdIt6e 86rper bs gereauuueel et snbe,, fetnen
uObltbutnseu &inRub III tubten %anfan9tn. Der&ppetit mtrh
tsmmen unb nit Dem Mppstit be Tdbtetstt bas III Dtroaaen,
rDua& Ct Se,lanet. Serbarre bet Gem Witta bis ote &ur
%veaenoe, III, bio ee!untes Slut, has eeetenet If, .um Stsf ~
8letia unb Nustela, RnDdtn uuo Nerseu une5:ru au eeeea,
burd p:e AmIaufstanalc Hie6t. anaatt oes wdHrteen Suffers,
nit pe@eu fe btsp.r unpultummen trudp,t mp,ben fne.
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fen, bod rn5Be er fe erft quer iber ben
Gcbrpeg le9en uno ispeimal iber fe BIN
peefabren. Dies that er aud.
Darauf be9ann pos BerbDr Der Sos
Depnifof. @te 9eftane ~ Der @lystyz
@efte III sebSren, leu9nets ober irgeno
etne Mitwifenldaft AT Rem Mprpe. 6ie
femme felt 3wet Sobren ben Yreptser une
balte ibn fir bic @inbeit upon @ott, @a>
ter, @obn unb betli9er @eif." Die
MerSte unb a4e, mel6c fe unp Die 1brt>
gen Mnsetlaeten beobo@tet bat.en, erfldr@
ten &Qe fir poQtommsn 9elurp, unb baB
an tbnen NIT Mu6nabme beS reliei6lsn
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nebmen iet. Cine anbere Bape1nfrau
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ft9 d6er3eugt bdtte, paB er ber aQmdhttz
9e @ott ielb1t iei uno bab fe nit ben Mnz
seflogten surldeefabren unt Mueen3eu=
gin BON Der Grmorouns Der psla9o
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oas @6ulofe au8suipredsn' @ta0euz
fof uno Yra6copia &osbepntfoff murben
III III Sabren 8ergwerfsarbeit, unb re,
priefter &ata6onpf CUR @%erbannuns mad
Sibirtea tpeeen @erbreitnns relisi1(e'
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DaS amerifauiibe Grpref-Spffem
In europa

Die Nortb Ntlantic @rpreB Company,
>pelde trait eine6 Gretbrtefe6 Der @eieBz
eebune yon Yenniylpanten ibr @eiddft
NIT etnem @runofopital 900
etablirt bat, erri&tet jeBt in alien bepeuz
tencen St1oten @urppa'S Bureaur unp
Meenturen. Sir Die Deri9iepenen Tra9t,
8ottuneen BON bier na@ europa pper
umeefebrt i1np na9 Wabeobe beS UNI
fan9e6 uno 1pnfttser Bel9afenbeit Der
padete Staten fei9efeut, wel@e ale 3cl>
uno neutrality-suspicious. e{nf9lieben.
Dus unternebmen 1T Elm 3~eitmabi9eS uno
miro eerpib Don allen Setten freupie
wiufpmmen 9ebetben weroen.
Die keceutenoften Sftcen Der @elell>
l&aft fnb: II BroapwaY> SEEM yerf.
104 g. IL. @tra6e. philadelphia. 5 &ue
@cribe parts, 4 Muoreate Ctr, 2onpon
nebt &eenturer in oerl@iebenen 1beiler
BON 2ontpn, 5 &nowsleY 8%utpines,
Ttt9born Ctr, 2tperpopl> 81 &letne
&ei9enRrabe, 5ambure, 1l6 2anee>
frqbe, 8remen, 4 S@tnfelplaB, Berlin,
9 MarimtliamfraBe> @tapt, @ten 49,
uno A0snturen tn alien Gbeilen &urp<
pas.
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~reren5ler, ote(e ertdrml;ben Ir5pft> Die
gum a!oben G6eil gar nibt an @brijtuS
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iteuen tbre peroama1en Men19en1aBuns
gen iber Gbrifft 2ebre unp wpuen unS
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ley, ben bic ndrri|den politifer neuli9
gum prdaoeniidnftazG anpiooten tomiz
n{rten, 9eb5rt aud gu jenen ioncertaren
Wo0erapofeln ein Wann, te(7en 8latt
Cote sc. y. ~ErIbuue'J felt Sabren NIT
pantbeifilden> 9oritalrii9en unb u1asi<
n atl&m Guielorinf6, nit &u6utb< unp
@aoasstz pfannenfu0en, NIT 6reelope
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ten 6umbu9 Coon Dem teuail1en 6aB
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9efiut 9epeien, bag ie (pie "1ritune')
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in Der betBen pfonne laier plabte - be-
Ter q ppfloeS mertfonilden
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Da8 obrba{tt9 Mue6>
pe6 nod oa9smelea 1T. Wel@er
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oentlt9 9efh isrt- nirb mob!
owabnp;Bialttn, uno furet~
mem olden GanptDaten finn
m en?...... SD tin atcrNust, f9nntet1 Die
Demotraten uuo ole Nntiz0 rantleute>
BE nit Uteelev'5 Ncmination niht ;uz
fr!eoen finn, f9 ebrlih su@ammcntbun
uuo e{nen tldti0en, rehtldufenen Wann
aus Dem golfe auf ros YrdIrententidet
leben, 1e 1pilroen tbn pur&ieBen. Sic
Der ober wollts ID nod Il
Grant # / m nj II, al5 fir ben NIT
allen Wa1ern 9ewal9enen> nit allen 81
len 9elalbten uno NIT allen 6unpen ee=
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- Nu8 Der Ibeatsrmeltiit III btriGten,
oab Trau MaQinger nidt mebr Der fSz
ntsli6en Sper onaet5r, Sic bat ,,pie
5o&3e{t oe6 6tgoro" su ibrer leBten 0or>
iteuun9 9ewdblt uno istelte Gle Sufauna,
welde fir 0em6bnItd Queca otebt, penn
le nttt otmeieno it, nit un0emeinem
&rfolge. Nb9eleben BON ZEN Ubri9sn
Spatipnen, berief Der Safer nah S6lub
oer Sper Die &uni[erin in lstne 2ose unp
perabldieoete ftd nit fol9encen Wcrten:
SD ncbme ausorid!i6 ntdt Ab3hieo
Don Sbnen uno befe Sic 1T fur3sr 3ett
wirper BET un8 gu lsbtr." SIN Tr{epri6
Standardization Ebeoter hat ebenfaus
eiu We@iel Ter 1irsfticn tattaefuncsn>
inoem De'9mann {ein Stint nisrergele9t
bat unp an feline Gtslle rer bisteri9e
Setretdr 5abn OILS p1opi1ctijber Diretz
tor 9etreten tit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-13
Ser orpee cunt er nuo Trteortd,
Der &Ietne bon wreuRen.

@barle6 @umner Der betannte uaroz
be" @enator aus Ma0a9ulette, belt am
81. Mat cine LANCE &eee. I'm. 5enate,
porin fol9ence intsre0ante @telle por>
fpmmt:
vSn Dem neueren 3eitaltsr GurppaS,
boben fi9 peni9e Splpater mebr berppr>
eetbau al6 @ultap Mpo|pb (pon @@we>
benz unb Grieori&, Der btswetlen Der
@robe eenonnt miro. Mber wtr wthen
baB betoe in tbrer inneren politit f@mdb>
lid Ggnominiously) Ttascu ma@ten
unb f9 In ben &lnlten pe6 Trtecen6 al6
ebenlo fur3i9tis erwiel en-, wie fe ida.f>
ftnnis IN ben &anfen ce@ 8rieeeS ma>
ren."
Da6 mu6 Semanb 9errn Gunner &C.
1aet baben, bab Grteprt@ II. Don Yreuz
zen, Dem Der BrpBe Senator oas grdo{z
cat der @robe" pfenbar nt@t 3uerfennt,
In fetner inneren &eeierun9spolitit
i4mdbli@ Gta6fo 9ema@t babe, oenn aus
ZEN beuti@en @ei9t@t6werfen iiber Grie<
erf9 ben @roben Coon &elb, &oblrauid,
preub, &urb .. @9lbSer &c. ,c.) oper aus
@arleyle'S @el9t9te ee0elben bat Gum
ner pbiees niGt erfabren fSanen. Da>
seeen er;dblen Don ibm bic @el4i@tz
16reiber, bab er pte 2etbei9enldaft ouf>
eeboben> bic Tortur abselGaft Elm bu>
manere6 @trafperfobren ein9eflbrt> pa6
berlbmte @eleBbu6 uoa6 aleemetne
2anpre@t" l@uf, cine eere9elte Tinans>
oerwaltun9 9rlnbete, bte 2anow{rtbldaft
ungemein in bic 51be bob, @traBen uno
Candle berlteute unp bel 1sinem Gope 1etz
mem Nadfol9er Trteprt@ Dtlbelm II,
etnen S9aB CON 100000 Gbalern,
Elm falo9fertf9e6 Seer Don 100000
Mann unp Elm bllbenres 2anb 5urldz
lteb+ &l6 Trteori@, Der u%iogenannte"
@robe, Die Reeterun9 antrat, 3dblte
preuben 2>240,000 @tnwpbner. Oils er
farb, 3dblte es 6,O00,0 900 @%inmpbner.
Der ereBe Gunner, Der wdbreno bee
beutid <franS6f[&cn &riese6 bur4 Don
9ab eseen Die Deutiden uno Bewunoe>
rung fir Die 8ran5clen ttoBence Won>
berDorlelun9en S 10000 er9atterte, mub
Ii6 &rpbl EN- anoeres Beilptel ausmdb>
len, &penn er etnem 9ebtlpeten Yubltfum
bewet5en nil, eob Elm au69e3ei&neter
Gelbberr nt6t ou@ etn gutter Staat8<
mann unD Natipnal1fonom fetn fDnne.
Die @e19i@te miro mentefens Don Der
&e9terun9stunt res f!etnen alien Grts
nod rIbu1eno repen, pena bic ~Staat8<
mannl&aft" bes 9roben @unt1sr |dpn
ldnoft rer9e1en ietn wtro.
l%1ebrisen6 ~elauben mir ni@t bab BEN
ma6a9uiettier Senator bic @rfolae Grie<
brt@6 oe6 @roben In Der tnneren 8erwal>
tnne unbefanrt finp. Sc ertnst nur
fem Deutldenbab aus 1einer uu89eflbr>
ten Meuberun8. unp bic Deuti&en tSn>
men ilber piele 8ertletnerune pe6 Mlten
Grtt pur9 Counter LADEN benn 9e9en
ben eetfi9en &ielen, Dem Die Welt ben
Namen Trieort& Der @rpbe CAB, 1T
5err Gunner bod nur elm armleli9er
&ntrps, Der pereebens, UNI NIT platen
5u recen, mad BEN 9orbeerjmet8en i9ielt>
wel9e <u eroben Wdnnern Serletbt.
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Ser T~anatt8mue Der rufff@en 8au'
ern nnp feline b1utieen Tru@te.

Sn @arotof tn &ublano fanb Elm
Criminals rc3eb >ftatt, mel9er ben Gaaa5
tiSmuS Der rulfl9en 8auern In ba6
reGte 2f@t felt uno be1en @ref9nt6e
fplaence 1poren. Dret Mdnner unp cine
Grau eanpen Dor @ertdt unter Der &nz
flaee, bic Trau pelo9a @@dbcf ant Is.
Stunt 1869 ermproet gu baben.
De- cine ron ben An9eflasten> ber
Bauer @ta0enfof fa9te aus ooB er,
nebf onceren Bauern, NIT Der S91bpH
III ether reltei5len Sefte eeb6rte, pelde
ben Namen v@lystY" fibrt+ Der Sberz
prteRer pieler @efte bielt etne prfbi9t tn
einem Dorfe tbrer Ma@bari&aft unp Don
bort febrten bic @emetnpeutt9lieoer ~tnz
iptrtrt" su1ammen na@ 5auie ;urud.
Gin Jrauen5tmmer, Yrascopia &osbeo<
nifcf, belt unterrpee6 auf benz Wese
cine &epe, In ne;ber fe fl9 lelbit bic
betIise MdrtYrertn Barbara uno bic
Mutter @otte5 nannte. Dies tmpon|rte
ben Sto6entof 70 1ebr, baB ct ft@ btnse<
rt0en fablte, MQes III tbun, mas fe las>
te. @te befabl tbm ulio ooS erife Grau>
ensimmer, wel@es Dprbei 9in9, in ben
GluB 3u rperfen. ST that e6, aber otele
perlon tpnnte 1dwtmuen uro entfam.
Durauf ersrif erert6 er bic @@ubeF,
wel@e auf benz @a9en IaB, tetm &ppfe
uno (@leuberte fe berab. Damn nabm
er fe bel ben 8einen unb i@lu9 fte nit
Dem &opfe 70 lan8e eeeen bte &doer, bis
fe tobt par. pra6tuDta 8psbtpntfoff
Yerf@erte i'm, eaB Is ibr lfidt n, bic
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we%tiun0en,

IN rehu3irten Slater,
aablbar bet allen gpRdmtern In
Dtut19Ianb>
2urembur9,
ben Nteperlanbtn,
Ddnemarf,
N prwe9en unb
g 9weben.
gDtQt118 Brp'S Il. Dunbar,
1psten bH Aprbbeutf&en 2lusb fur ben psfanwet.
t1aes-9ertebr.
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Sic @ltparD
Grnte= It. MabmaI0ine,
t: better in oielen Gin}i9ten> ais irsenb pel9e an
bere Mai&iut gum @@aeieen BON
@etreibe pbfr @ras.

l.. ett :s acrt uns bauerbafs NIB bob einfo6 in ibrer
9 pniruftipa.
D. e's a1betst lst6t tbs 3as tstrdst nur etrea 200
Vfunb.
3. Gle rfpart 3stt un: @ctreibe uub bat tn bisfsr Be,ie.
sung n,dt ibtesglttden.
A.. @ie iaust auee auteehhlste @etrette unb lOie @tArsn
tn eineu basu befttmmten Staten auf.
s.. 3wei poer prsi 9tneer tSaneu, rena sewualdt, lei&t
unb H6er earauf aruetru.
6 5te brtnet b4s eeibn,ttene 9 etrebe in etnen Drabtbe-
bdlter, BON ipe!dbem fpl6cs let&t On ben Btnoern ab8enpm~
men werpeu faun, pbHe bic 5dnoe 5u peresen.
z. DaS @etret: e prb but6 breite Staufeln. rtttelR beren
ae aussetulsttu Eoruer uub trie Nsbrtu oeiammelt unb tn
bsn Raften eefutrt pereen. auf Elm btat %eepauntes 4u9 &C.
totn.
s. Sts bett bas @etreite, Oh foldes feu6t pber truten tn,
nit trent ger Reibune uco araftauiuauo ais trsens cine an-
bere uGb pbne ju linden.
9. Ser Btn. etaten ldst I'D oufbaten. f. bab bte Maf&iu
letGt bur6 pIprtsn pattren faun.
IL: Dtefelbe ~iro pUn etuem @eipann gfsrbe NIT sstd.
ttBfett 8easeen.
II. Dteelbe r. nit elmer Ndbmafdtne erfer Qaalttdt,
nit %biesfamer S&ns!ocuanae. auf sue, @aeeru une le.bt &C.
hubtn ue ntebers,laden' mt %lans{amer Bepesnn8 fir Sc
treble uns fhneuer Beueeune fir @ras %eOmb,ntrt.
10. SIC eratet euer @ettetoe nnb @ras ls@ter, btateer
unb f%crsfdltser, NIT neutga 3et, 41bsi; aub Cab ale trSeab
.sae anoere aRaiGtne.
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s. g8tnius, aoniul.
Deutl@e &anf.
collins Dro's Il Dunbar,
go. 1873 Drttte @trabs
1t. Saul. Ftnne,pta.
@urppdt@9e3 u. tnlanbi}@es
8anf' H. @e6fei'
@ef9dft.
Depo1ten.
Det uns ~beppntrte @tlber aepen ~isberseit pbne uutbe.
81 tdassrs, seSRfamte Sell uns anpertraatt @elDtr str.
Wtaius Bro's Y. Dunbar.
@e91el
sxf aue 5auptp1dst Gurppa's unb ber Ser. staaten In
Sdfebteen @ummsn unb ermdBtsten guurlen. Bon GU
Ia .oanieu eeer Banauters au eeaeute sDedfe1 tbnuen
- IN q h 1n & nm ? 4 m
NtQtuS BrpS u. Dunbar
Ser. @taaten SbltBattpnen.
kaO*r ant anbere Der. staattn soxes ,aufen unb
s~ssIaufeu ptr sum %einfteasn Marttprsfe.-
WtQtu6 BrpS H. Dunbar.
@plb unb @ilber.
Srenbe uub etubetmtfae @an5eu t5nuen gun. b5&Ren
Dntte tn papterselb I'M selest wsrben bet
WtQtus Bros H. Dunbar.
Die @tnttebune Don @rbi@aften
Sstsi*s esrssa's naS Ser Sts. Setaatta Strb srsmpt
@tQius Brp's u. Dunbar.
@pQma9ten,
11ssttat4e iae, gerst4ts1etaune.s., e&ensanes. unit an.
'''''''' 't' @ta''satM55si|a63 tu s"%ggs rs's =. 3 Dunbar.
Scr. Staaten &ei1epdGe
u Res{e mad aub In europa beiprsen wtr auf's
pvu9teAe.
@tutuS Brp's Y. Dunbar.
Dt 8trrpaltuns bon @runeet9entbum
MT fvsatsem tter b~eltsenen D%erm5sen, fppte ben 0er.
fe1fh eGelbeu hbernebmen wtr fur Auswdrttse oeeeu
01ttee 9pmmtffpnsbtre& uuns; ebeufp Bite
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d bekeb spptbetartfae @t&ertett.
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County Commissioners.

This is very important part of the
machinery Of our Government. Indeed
this Office is the handspring to the local
action of our economy and system. BY
the conduct Of these officers our County
credit is sustained, County improve
ments thereby carried out and secured,
and all the local wants of government
supplied or else by their misconduct,
credit is ruined and the County bank
rupt. Our new Board is a most promi :
sing one. We do hope that the pro,ni
ses of better day in this matter may
be realized. Let there be an end to the
complaints of the Grand Jury. Let the
roads not be neglected. Let a County
check be worth the figures on its face.
We want Court House. Let us sec
that steps in that direction are being
taken.
In this connection we would commend
to our Legislators, the wise suggestions
contained in recent charge of Judge
Melton to the Grand Jury in his Court.
The old Boards of Commissioners of
Roads, of Public Buildings, of the Poor,
were required by law to report at the
sittings of the Circuit Court, and their
transactions were thus constantly under
the eye of the Judge2and of the public.
All of the functions of all those diff.
ferent boards are uow dcvolvcd upon the
County Commissioners. 1t would be
better for those officers themselves as
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07
The Death OF Hon. Horace Gree
ley.

On Friday evening, 9th ult. Horace
Greeley passed peacefully to his rest.
Public disappoint ment and private alflio-
tion were the causes of his death. His
unprecedented and unexpected defeat in
the Presidential contest, and the weary
ing vigils and overwhelming grief at the
sickness and death of his wife, whom he
loved passing WELL were blows which
prostrated the health(ul frame and giant
intellect. And truly such dsappont-
ment to his ambition and such n be-
rcavement were too much for human
,,rture to survive.
The lessons of his great life are mani
.old and priceless. His great heart teat
with II throb of sympathy for human
toilcrs and sufferers, scarcely cqualled
in history and his liberal hand has
blessed thousands with benefactions and
help. His is record of humanity.
But the bright story of his life, starting
from humility, obscurity and poverty,
without influence Of family or friends,
and achieving victory in fortune and
fame, is cheering encouragement for
the youth Of all lands.
His career is a part Of American his
tory, during its most memorable epoch,
and his name is associated with the
great revolutions aud achievements of
progress aud freedom.
In the journalistic world blank is
left which time may never fiji. at is
done" were his last words as the cold
shadows gloomed over his great life.
And truly grand volume of human
story is closed.
y melancholy and pathetic regret
hoVers around the memory of his great
mistake of bewildercd ambition, and
around the sad, sad circumstances Of his
death
His name is pillarcd among the proud
monuments of our historic annals, aud
his memory is cnshrincd and blessed.
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says about some property you own on
Staten Island. You haven't any pro-
perty there, have you p
"Yes, SIR" replied the young mau,
modest, though uuenlbarrassed.
GLOW does this happen 2" questioned
MIR. l.. Didn't you come here
owning nothins-very poor 2"
The poor young man straightcned up
with the air of an honest man, discharg-
ing sacred duty, and thus he did say.
eyes, sir; | came irto your employ
poor. You instructed me to swiudle
and cheat our guests. My holding my
position depended on my following
instructions. | did follow them, and
put share Of tho results in my own
pocket. TO day, | am comparatively
rich, and [ own that property this
gentleman wishes TO buy. Now, what
can you do with me should really
like to know
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under nc provisions Of this act, and
when fo, I'D just and correct, to direct
the paym. .nt of the same to the persons
legally entitled thereto, their admins
trotors, executors or assigns.
The other sections of the bill provide
for the place of sitting of the said COM
mission and the rules and details for
its conduct and operations.
SEC. 4 provides that when original or
copy revenue collectors receipts cannot
be produced, the validity Ct the claim
may be shown by tho testimony of
witnesses.
The payments Of the claims allowed
arc to be made in u S. bonds of five
hundred and one thousand dollars each,
payable at U. s. Treasury, at the end
Of forty years from date, in gold, bear
ing interest at the rate Of four and one
half per cent per annum, payable semi
annually in gold.
The faith of the U. S. is pied scd for
the payment of the interest and redcmp.
ton of the principal Of tho bonds, aud
the same are free from taxation.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07
The Inauguration.

FRANRIIN j. MOSES JR., was inau-
gurated as Governor of South Carolina
on Tuesday last. At 2 o'clock p. NJ. the
two Houses met in JOINT Assembly, when
the interesting ceremony was performed.
The inaugural address was q beautiful
expression Of Statesmanlike and noble
sentiments. The new executive pledges
himself to do his whole duty to the
whole State. He says: "Whilo l
shall not forget that. as candidate l
represented the Union Republican Pprty
whose benefcent principles are expressed
in the doctrine of equal rights to all
men, now part of the fundamental law
Of the State and nation, and while under
all circumstances my duty of devotion
and fidelity to my party shall be ever
present TO ny mind, trust that may