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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

napolerniiden Deeens lei. @iderlid
bit er (t6 fir einen erubsn @enero(
unp trdumt Don Der groberune @uro<
pas, neil er Is mar, Der pie 1apulepufz
Idle Grobauu9 erSablt uno Napoleons
N1ut-freilid mar pas fein @sniefreid
-noh europa 3urIdeebra9t bat.
Dui @ese 9ibt IS, ouf benen er ,um
&ubme selanoen fam. @ntmecer mus
er ras fai1e,lthe &eoiment wiecer terz
be { ibren, obcr flb iiir rcn Mepralenz
tarleu BET republtfanil dcn 3ufunit erz
tldren pctr lth an Die bdBli1e Suit
malord,e anfidm,nsrn, ME Der MTe at
ben NQden Res &ameelS. Dos e,1te
mare wobl na@ leiinem @eidmode, oter
wie 1T elm &aiierteih m6eli@ obne
&ailer? Ge 1T wabrlhstn!id,er, caB
Der Ge'ia6er Der ~Dsl9ihte rer &eppz
luton" fiG pom eincm nieprissn Gbr>
seij lciten la1en miro. aoite e, mas
es noble, er nil itinen po1sn bsbalten
ODER miecelerotera ; AT oielem 3uede
miro er jeceu Vslsidt auf prilBipien
unp Negtcrungs9runcidBe unterlbret>
Der, ben Der MuBenbltd Deer fem eioenes
Sn aei1e BON Jpn forpnn. Wenn man
IN Gbiers cen 9ucos oer9ibt ~ ,:tennt
man in ibm einen selhmeipieen, feinsn,
ibne4 erfa6enpen Self, Der rtelet9t
Glbe Der 3ufunft lein, aber ME bic
8tSbe errsiden miro, mel9e einem
@ertreter Der mcralilben Stenung IL
ssn If. Sbne Giferiudt uno fleinz
ltde @prurt1eile bswegt er iib ME ouf
Dem Ieibten uup runfeln Goeeu her
mittslmdgisen 0eiitsr. Sein unbdnz
piser StolS 1T ntdt esbiltg neil er
nimt in Der @eradtun9 Mnperer beitebt.
SJ1isrs tat sIe!e Slldli9e @e,tes9a5
'ten er mo@t fia meni9 aus Mei<
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno ldbt einem
Sspen @eredtiefsii wicperfaDren, ntdt
weeen 1etner 1adti9ett. Dteie bumc>
ne @eInnunS wutpe i'm oter purdaus
nidt otbalten, uns NQe, wenn er IS
iiilir n5tbi9 bielte> erpiirse:, gu la0en.
ST 1T nod nidt oaS> mas er fem fam ;
Die Belt wtrp no1 etuas Gus inn
maneu, weuu feline Gisenltebe ibm nidt
Dinoe,lih 1T. Gntwecer miro er Elm
9lofcr M1niihr vcer Ct tleiM Elm I'M
:%ubeiuIier."
2Eie bat bic Otlttd!e bic treue
NeD.tiGf.It l:ieo Y~rI;yaits beR dtt9t -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
Gin al!er fitjterer Geiff.

lster ne &uplr : Nothlny : Stute
b'in9t Der VpfaloNr'fs'rtuno Iol9sree
ttbersi9ensmerihe NrtiS.
Doe her fuitere We'n ete 8nrpnoz
ibin9ismus np9 feinesms9S eIhe.bsn,
1T IN Der 9e9enmayt'sen Matl : eou1z
Yosue wiecerbpit spn uns natAew'fIsa
uereen. Man e,innete flh nur nrt
SompIweiie Der >ar'faIcn Srsane in
un|e.m Staale seaen Jianc's Selnan>
Gem i'e fot auW rein gar nidte Dor:
welfen fDnncn. ais ta6 er Gin :Tattollt
uno ra6 iein @ater eiu Ginseranrcrter
it. &ie itmibIib ater Die Deutlden
in Buffalo Don Ger raoifalen County
Convention am iesten Dtenta9 bebar>
telt tpprpen fnr, ME Die @rantleute ite
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

5'ubl mebr uno mebr befeaist unr
cab Der beaeiaerte Offer fit Die Medie
unp Die Breibeit Der Stride @ottes eez
frdftist tperre. ST ia, ME pu weibt,
pies pie Sage Der 3eit, eae, wdbrenp
Don Der etnen Sette Gin aot'loi Ter & .es
eeoen Die STRIDE e%ntbrannt III, BON Der
ancern nidts 10 fetr fir ncibpenpt9
erfannt tperpe, at6 cos bic &inoer0 oites,
In @inem @eife rerbunnen, ben euten
&f fdmpfen, il9 eeeenleitt9 III 9slz
penmutb uno Stancbaftisfeit ermuuz
tern, uno NIT alien Witteln ctn llebcln
su bese9Hen iu@en> pel6e eihe 9ottloie
8erlbw6runa seaen bic ;. STRIDE anjuz
FIFTEEN nidt auih1rt.
Darum> inoem Dir @ott Dant ia
gen. Ger rieie 10 9ldn3enoe lu9eho pen
Wldutigen Deutlhlanrs i'm &fe
perleibt bitten Wir Jbn susleid nit
pemItbi9em Jleben, DAP @r cislelbe'
rurb Seine @naoe i'm @laubsn urv
tn Der 9tebe tefefise eas ST Nnsn,
melde in Seinem Namen (ih Ssrlamz
meln, psr!eite> mas re9t unp BELLA
1T ~ eyfsnnen unp %ftanpbaft 81 poQz
biinaen> uno tewirfe, bab ibrs frcmmfn
Hsmibuuaen nit rei9lidea TlI9ten
3s|esnet wereen.
Gum Nrse;dfn riaisr 0naee aber>
unp gum l%ate,p;ane uniere5 teionpern
WpblpoQena st1bsilsn Wir Dir, Chr
warpi9er 8rupsr> Damn ZEN oeliebten
S1bnen, wcl6e an nne eelhrisben baz
ben, uno ZEN Nnrersn, we!de Der 0ez
nannten Gerlamm!uu9 ou9sD1ren wer-
zen, nit auer Qlsre i'm 6e1rn cen Wpp.
Roliidsn Ss9sn.
0eaeben gu Nrm bel 81. peter, am
%. Nueut 1872, i'm q. SaDre l!niez
res Yont;fcots.
ptus H. papf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

Nls Der be1ibmte franj1ilde S!aals>
mann Gbateaubrianp mttten iu Der
fransSflden Repolution BON 1913 aus
einem rubn,Ypllcn 2epen purA ben 500
atte,ufsn n r, ,a'lo E6 unter 'cincn
saAlrimen ti%.liet|onenen Gd1i,uu cin
Me,f b~stitelt: uWemoiren aus Gem
S:nIsi!s." Das Wsrf 1T ;m6ii 8dnce
i'tt uno ourfie e,lt eine sewlGe, 3eii
nad Gem Sure res 0e1fa1ers 9scruds
wrtrsn. Su eeH'isIben llnc Die nssvfz
wus1iaen ysarbenbettea ieiner eetens~
setl (GbaIf. urianp mu,oe 1869 9sboz
rsa un2 ,p,rIt: Won Ger eriteu franS6li5
|hsn NFro!u,ipu bis 1880 monde
tsetutsnes NuDs) uno ieine eissnen
3s~i!senoIisa init isltener @ttRes|ddrie
4rIbiIrt;i. NatuIlth er(heint urter
Ell pii,osi1neu ror>laitS AUDI ras<
jsnise yuu lbisrs, re5 jesieen yraR>
renica GER itan;5dl6en Nsputl!f, nno
Der Seller co,f niWt uberleben, raB casz
itlbe Soon spr eiuen, Menihsna!ter 9ez
;sidnu lit. IS lautet, mie fcIsi:
~1bisrs 1T Ger einstae Wann, Der
tie : izHesolulion berppr9ebradt BE-
-. .Wdbee 1tnp csn1 feline princi~
pten, prer bat {: ubertoupt feline YllNz
cipien? Nein, er bat fine. Salo bas
er Gin onaeribtetes Bluttao ssredtfer<
tiet uno perbeuli1t taio bic 5umaat<
tGt in fbsn 10 erbaultder WeiIe 9epres
otst; er bat iid fir einen Ganatiter Der
Irsipeit aussesebsn unc ec@ Spon h1@
terrrldt, unp pc6 bic September<4ez
lebc oeaen Aue ouf5 1renaiie CUR Nra<
fibrune 9ebradt. 8enn r jea'al8
cielc 3eilen Hest, 10 Miro er torin cine
ldmetaelbafie 2obrepe nblideu. Nls
er Minilerprdfoent uno Minifer Der
auswdrtieen Nnselesenbeiten murce>
mar er sntSudt> in piplon,attlden Sn>
trtsuen 1~aQeYrano na@eifern gu t5nz
men. TbterS mag fi6 fir etnen Soz
naparte balten.; er mag slauben> Dap
feline Georr nur cine @erldn9eruns pe5
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

ousSildten uno 6Kentli9 perb1bnt,n
ME 5ie eineu i'm County @9aBamt
1dpn felt %oetpprcenen Nidtceutlder
Gem UNI Die racifale partet bod 10 lcpr
Ytroisnten Or. G.Stprt nor;csen unlo
tloo bel Grwdbnuns pes Namens eiez
les promineattn reutihen Ganoicaten
in einen Gum pom 6obn uno 0eradz
tune oil q rad,;r, baben mir tereiiS err
;dNi. Dos MQe5 ]inp binlan9lideS :
re:'lle lIir no6 Norbauoenle in beS olten
flailern 6afes, Der cine aew'6e Sorte
unD srpar bic er16te Wol1e Der Nnglos
omeritaner in Der Grant Yatiet ae9en
pie giineeronterten unp perSd9li4 &C.
gen bic Devtl6en erliiQt. Dab Der
&,omautbingeeif Der fanf5ieer Sabre
loT,ii nod S%orbancen fei, fann fsin
rerninfti9cr Menld mebr te5meifela>
roe ater rte(tr @ci{t wierer 5u e;nem
arcben osmeinla nen unc iY1enoiilden,
iid iber pos san;s 2ano erilreden mol
lencm @orseben fiji ruitet cab pte
hi neren Qoaen rv4 Rnpwnptbin9s NIT
! ib,en fur&tbarsn Gteen pteoer al fez
ben, rulfte meni9er befonnt fem. Dab
Dem ober 70 w. etlabren mir in Der
3ulencun9 einc6 >TreunpeS cer@ere6
iiafeit" an Den bieli9en ~@ourter," rpz
rim pisitr ia9t, bab Der NOD ~fetneSweAs
gary unter Der MfWe psrslibte &npwz
nrtbinsismue fit nj. Elm pbSnir gu
sthsben uno in Ger Gotm Der often &C..
teinsn Qp9en NIT ellen ibyen &trSwei>
suneeu ibsr ras aanoe yanD. aussuz
pebueu %bespnnen he. Gtsitr aebeime
Yunc bate ttiren oneern 3med, als
rag fine itslisoer iid pe,pfibten> ouee
IN tbrer @emolt Stebsnre Ae4en bic
RrA!e ner einaeuauretieu 8ireu g.
thuu. Ter ueue gun0 babe einenNt@
men, oter Der Sin sacer moue i'm aug
au!en @rinoen corldufB niGt nennen.
ga bobeu Mrs ia uno eab bic Sc
ptije fir Elm fol6esNuflebcn cesSnowz
nptbi,eismus pprbancen finn, 1T pben
Yon uns 9e,eist morren. Wenn cieie
1botladen %peaienisen peuiiben 8Irz
gem Die Nueen nidt 1ffnen, rel@e
nod CUR rapifalen Deer bs0tr 9e1a9t,
&ncwnp'bin9< pa,tei balten> 10 1T ibre
Gcrbleurun9 cine b1Gft beoauerlide,
cie MIR fat ais uubetlbar auf9eten
n6btsn> wenu mir nid)t ldben, wie ta9<
td9ii@ Die peutidsn Malen i'm San5e''
2anre ii1 Der e,os'n 9eiprmSo @ an
lhlieeen uno Uenn mir nibt res Ser
s,"r. lcttsn, raB beim earliden ent<
'u:'o,npen &fe oes &%ncwnptbin9@
'Smus seaen Treipeit unc NeGt lur
NJc, Gle DeutlUm Gh ;ulammenlhaaz
zen upo t;cue MaUt baltsn puyre1 lar
iih urp ibre Sinner.
@ir fInnten dbul;de Wct,ncbmun,
neen Gus rem Stoa,e Winneloia pbigcr
M:t'be'lung binsuiusen> unc bcmer[en
fir bcu,e nur, epB dute &nownptbinS>
geuie in einsm sewintn GountY bic
@onpicotur zines rcr pcpnli, lsuWanz
nsr nit Wi.;tlu te!dmpien e. | rs
mei! er ein Deulider UNI 3meitsnS noel
er Elm - 8atbolif 1T. Das 9sbDlt jur
@,ant : pplittf.
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4apf 4iuS TX.
ST. PAUL, MINI.

bat ouf Die Mp,e6G welde pas Geutralz
@omMitiee Der taiDoliIdeu Gereiue
Dsuti@lonpS ibm %suianpte, icl9enoe
pdierlihe Nntmo,t our6 @c,mltteluuo
crs Tirhbiihufcs Don B|esiau on rusz
lctbe erloi1sn:
@,rb naa NpoRolii@Cr Ssssu,
Bir boten bon un1rrsn eelicbten
2Shncn Sp1apb NcufjrG, Wsusral. 0iz
ca, .Beioinano Spsil uno GoYip Goz
'sn1tal Gin Shricen pom /. ,. Mts.
Yp!E cer Be zen 0sinuun9rn erbaltrn, il,
psEd,s Al c'sie Aeiiebien SDbns une mel
rslen, oaB im ndQ1ip'9sucen Mpna1
Septemter cine gerIammIuns rsr &a
,Acliten aans Deutidlanc6 in rcr
Stact uno DiScele Sreslou eebaI;tu
,rercen 1oue, unp Inns baleu, Dap Bir
ibren Dpriyei i,Gen NorIaB unD Wtuen,
Den le uns funpeateu, rurtb oen Apoz
fioliden Se9en befgajtiesn.
WW babeu, Gbspirriner grucer !
ZEN Nusorud Ger 'nnisitsn Graebenbeit
)sner Manuer seBsn oieien Mppfoli(opsa
Stubl lebr germ aelcDen> ouD III BE-
maDen unp loren Gtfer, her bsi puosr6
unirr pielen 3eitYerbal;ni0eu auss Cob
oeroi:nt ; unp pamit unlere rlterllde
%e5eiinnuue une unlere 2ishe Mot al
Isiu ZEN o%snountcn Midnnern, 1onne:n
al0 Nufa tunp werrs, nel1e her crz
uabnteu 0erlommlung beimphntn, unp
rjne 3meIfsl BON remlelbea @ellte en-
tuut 1ctn msrcen, balm Wir uujel
19uiten an pt1 III ri9isn bel1lol>
In.
Btr f5nnen ol(o Die eecle Mtlibt
uao ben frommeu @sit nur lebr h,li>
arn, in >peldsm Die senonnte Geria@mz
lung uuternomn,en miro, rnp GER ME
@ir pernpnlmen, pabin Sielt, baB ce1
ia bp.i19e @laube in ben Screen g.
pflset unp permebrt, pab bic @lutb Der
DIT f(i9en 2iebe fru@tbar 9fma@t, bab
ros Banp Der @%r9ebenbeit unp bee
@eborlau's sesen pieien @poaplii&n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
merfmn!t Ser Set.

SIS 1T cine GiaentpGnli9feit unlsreS
moce,nen 3elia!tef6, coe jene, Die am
wrnieicn Ne!iaion bnten, AM eifri9i1en
Giber yc!is;I1e Tlaaen pebattiren !; Die
li9 tulv jsoe ppiitipe &elision ant
meifen senist iablen idbren cas srcbe
Wort in ousn rs|i9i6ien 6ra9en oer@e>
9snwa,t. Sene Bldtter> wel@e pie
poilipe &elision am beftiqfsn befdm;<
fen ulto ale puiitip @~laubt9en alS
uNSmlinee" ODER uMuder" perbSbner,
madcn am meiRen III 2bsolosie uno
eetercen iiA als 8ir6snlebrer uno 3ez
10: mo'oWu. Mit @edt bemerft Elm
c<u;iets Blatt 9egeniiter ben reltst6len
Ns:crmplansn> wie fe bic q. 3t9. in
;trem VI lei BUR reliai6ien @inisunS
rrt r:u;,,utn Natipn" ausecframt bat:
~Sccer yu!!l;fer unp sani beloncer8
jsrcr Journalif bdlt dd fir rouhanz
pig competent pbne @eiters ni&t nur
lcin urtDfii iber oas problem elmer re-
lisiSl'n Ginisun9 otsuseben, ioncern
audi BEN We9 an5useben> auf peldem
ie fo!9en ioQ. 2eu.: pom etelem
Sdla9 repen aber pariber wte oerBltnce
yon Der Tarbe. Da9, mas Nelis!cn
beiet, 1T ibnen I'M ei9enen Snnern
mebr pper wsniger zine leere Stsus, Die
usliebi9 ausaefiut meroeu fann> uno I'm
@runee penfen iie bel rieler ibrer Mitz
aybeit an Ger Bettosrtehetun9 ipent9er
an ras, pos lie fir lire perion maa<
iden Deer berIrien, ais an oas ~Jct,"
cas- nun einmal obne Gelteipn Mot
eri1tren faun, unb Gem man aLio e!tpas
su,cAtmad,en, mus, Das IN cen 1onlt1@
osn politil9en Sram touot. Nuf etez
1en 8Irer bsiet aber Niemano an ala
"a urp bort Giner, orr aud tpiener tur
fn le!pjt eon Der Nsiieipn fsinen 9e>
fraud gu maden 9coentt> ben aber an
crtpt.ii9e ,eiisi1le Gride'nu,19fn gent
,sr. Terortige Do,lhldae i'no in Der
2bat cas yapier nidt rrel'h out eas
lie eeprudt rpereen. Sbne Die yee'tt@
matioa einer eissnsn reli9i5len ueter<
euauna uuo obne wenisRens eintse
RennJniB ppn Ger Sode lpllte I@ Sc
oe, buten, cas Wprt partn su ersreifsn,
ionf mub er iih iaaen lallen uno Well
letdt bel noGmolieem NaWpenfen ft9
ielber iueen COULTER, bleib bet reinen
9einen!"
uetsrla6en bssbalb bic 6even, nell
DE 1cnt pen Der Nelioion felnen Sc
brou9 iu ma9en beliebeu, piele Muf>
eaben oenen, relden bic &elisicn ein
wirflide6 5eilietbum 1T. Nur UNI
pieie fam es fi6 banpeln> tpenn Don re-
lighter @inieuu9 bic &eoe 1T. Set
ben Nnoern 1T ni6tS gu einisen /; ibne1
1T pie mpoerne Rultur Gin GrlaB fur
rie Relision 9eporpen, unp bic 8ertpir>
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uolks- Mi((ionta
minneipta.

Gle %ermdbnten in Sbrem seihdBten
8latte bereits Der Miifonen, Die Der
bodm. Miil1iondr P. @eninser gu ct.
Nntbcny uno ba,ouf in ben, 9eesn ben
Nec @irer III seIeAenen neu auftlubenz
DEN Wsmeinren o%b9eboltsn. Sc p0rfte
Don Snteye0e fir ben 2eler fein, catiibsr
einise Details 81 pernebmen. Wir
tbetlen Sbnen oielslten eurb fo'9enoe
3eilen nit.
@ie tuifen ia binftt;h Der Dill
lton ron ct. Nnitoup> auf cine Nsp6sz
runs in Ter ~O.s:en Yrelis"", cie pa BON
einem MISREPRESENTATION Sgl ammenhtDz
men nes 0clfe5 ip,:ut lno bic Wtr@
funocn Ger MilGon in @tbr blno}ger
Weiie III Der eine1 NeuEeruu9 iufamz
menfabt uno III erfldren iudt, ndmliU>
upaB eben Der 0laube AUDI nod beut 3u
Sage i'm Stanre iei, Bsree ~ per<
leBen."-Sa> ros lift rer 0laube aud
nod beut gu Sage 3u tbun i'm Stance>
unp mebr ais tae. Dae Weuihen
pom @sbiete bse lnslaubens, Srrz
alauben5 unp BET Sunpe unn 2autafeit
auf einmal, rpte rur6 einen 3auber.
1dlae auf pa6@ettet rt6WlaubenS unp
pes Offers zines prafttlden fatboltiden
2ebens lbertrasen ,pe1cen, er(@eint Dem
pY1olp9m mttRe9t nod unerrorteter
unp wunrerpOler, ole pie ueberl eBun9
pom Bergen wie cenn au6 i@on ct.
Mu9ufin bebauptete: Die S.tebrun9
eineeS unpers let Elm erSeeres @unrer,
ols bic SdBpfune.-1oS Nidts MI
perfebt ntbt-ober Der frete BiQe ce6
Wenlhen Setma9 otes gu tbun> Aesca
Die Wtrfun9en Ter 0nace.
Sic Mlillton BON st. MntbcnY mar
reid an otelen iulhen mcralHben
Wuucern. I!elelten llno UNI 10 erfreuz
liuer, neil ihpn Don isiner @rincuna
ber Die Glemtnte ces u%n9laubens uno
Der SpppIitlpn i1g Su ct. Mnttpny Sc
woltta reaten.
Qp9, Vptt vpb uno Ianf e6 tts5t
isBt in pieler 5ini1dt better, ais emit
Wls P. Msninser DOR is Sabren
bier par unc nod in Ger alien Stride
Die Milfipn CAB, I'd tumu!tui:ten Die
Turner nit &aBenmulfen UNI Die Sir
Ae berum. Gtner iaB nit einem Sc
Yploer an ben Stufen Ger XirGtsinH
nit Der ofenenG rtldruno, c'rislts ic' t. At
Milionar etmeint. e9a> rs tiel tinr1n
pe.lrlben losar elm, fb in V%rauenflsioer
III ffsdsn, UNI 10 in Ger Nadt in Zen
8ei&tfuhl su esbsn, uno oalelti Spefz
tafel III MAIDEN. Tvh raiu bate ct
euclth pcg ZEN Mutb uldt, uno CAB fem
Yprbaben an rer Sirdtbure oAf.-So
ramals. 6eute benabmen itd ttsle
lurner ptsl tpnetter unp IS fel fetnem
Elm, Gle WiIipnsutuneea rur6 Snip
len; gu Observation-Disclosures mub man
seiteben, mennaleid eS Turner
aibt, bic dubsrit fanatil4 ee9en Nelfz
sion uno STRIDE unp ibre Diener &C.
ttmmt ftnp, baB tbr Welen al6 Sci eQz
ldaft bod bel rpettem nt9t Zen b6ien
uno anttdrtitltden @barafter an ft4
tra9t a!s oteb BET ben eebeimen @eleQs
iaaften Der Sad 1T. 6te ernieprteen
if1@ nt9t @eerets su iaw5ren, bic man
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81 jeoer Set

tant auf BEN vWauperer" atp,uitt
9rcroen. Seoem Msonneuten miro Ter
j>bI9aa9 BON psm3ri5puoft an beftbz
ntt, mani, er abpnnirt bat.
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Gin ,ter f,pIrbi8eS Nprtro;:.

Nls Der beribmte iran5Dflde S!aals>
mann Gbateaubrianp mitten in Der
franapf(hen N~eypluticn BON 1913 aus
einem rubmuplcn lepen purh ben 500
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-09-03
PROCLAMATION.

DY THE GOVERNOR-A PROC
ID LAMATION. The Executive
having received from the Secretary of
the Commonwealth an official copy of
of the certified Statement made by the
Board of State Canvassers at their
meeting the 2nd day of August, 1872,
showing the whole number of votes
given ut the election held on the fourth
Thursday in May last on the question
of striking out or not striking out the
usury clause in the Constitution, doth
hereby, in obedience to law, make
proclamation that there were cast
For striking out the usury clause in
the Constitution, forty thousand one
hundred and sixty-siX (40.166) votes.
Against striking out the usury clause
in the Constitution, twenty-one thous-
and three hundred and twenty-siX
(21. 326l votes.
And it appearing that the proposed
amendment to the Constitution (Which
is hereto anneXed) has been approved
and ratified by the people in the man
ner prescribed in the Constitution,
the same is valid and of effect.
Given under my hand as Gov
- ernor and under the lesser seal
( : ! of the Commonwealth, at
( Richmond, this 10th day of
q August, in the year of our
- Lord 1872, and of the Com
monwealth the 9th
G. G.. WALKER.
BY the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD, Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
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not think what have escaped through
the triumph of those pleasures. We
should believe the Bible to be i'm truth
the a. Word of God" There should be
no half way about these things, no
shaking lightly the forefinger of inf
deity. The Sabbath should be kept
holy and differ in everything from the
common day.
In conclusion, can only say that /
will endeavOr so TO shape my course in
life, as to win the affection and conf
dence of all with whom have TO deal
| am in painful sorrow i'm parting with
the Deaf Mutes with whom for some
time [ have associated. Many Ofthem
L may never meet again. | would say
to all, live uprightly and honestly.
Meet your trials bravely and with
calmness, and God will protect you.
L will close this by wishing the bless
ings of God uEOn all who are engaged
in the magnanimous work of educa-
ting the Mute. May their lives be
prolonged on earth, and finally when
death performs his work, may their
spirits soar alOft and rest on the right
hand of their Creator. Farewell!
Farewell!i
RUFUS a. MAYS.
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to his proclamation copy thereof, to-
gether with copy of this act.
6. The Secretary of the Common
wealth shall cause to be sent to the
clerks of each county and corporation
as many copies of this act and of the
resolutions aforesaid as there are
places of voting therein; and it shall
be the duty of said clerks to deliver
the same to the sheriffs for distribu-
ton, whose duty it shall be forthwith
to post the said copies at some public
place in each election district.
Z. The expenses incurred in conduc-
ting this election shall be betrayed as
in the case of the election of members
to the General Assembly. 80
8. This act shall be in force from its
passage.
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nL BRISTOL VIRGINIA TENNESSEE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1872

Mr.. johnson. We believe he will
close up for us our ranks in the first
District. Who else can do it.
Since the disappearance Of Andrew
johnson from the stump in upper
East Tenn, we have hsd no organi-
zation, and no leadership. Victory
fled from our standard when Mr..
johnson disappeared.
We presume Gen. Cheatham, who
bolted the nomination ofGov Brown.
will hardly feel that a partial Con-
vention can clOthe him with authors
ity to call upon the party for support,
and such a call, if made, we will not
recognize.
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WARM SPRINGS.

How a Daughter Of Virginia
was kilIed-Tile most beauti-
fUI place in the beautiful
SOUIf9-C1pt, G.. HI. Sewers
and Lady-PrOPoScd inn
pr0VemCnts-22 Rheu-
MATES and DyspeP-
IictS bathing in the
delightful waters.
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The Empress CARLoTTA. unfortu-
nate widow of the i'll. fated MAXrNIH
IAN of Mexico. is reported dying in
Germany. Her death Will be the
last testimonial of broken heart TO
the memory of her husband. Poor
CARLoTTAi Hers has been an un-
happy life, and death will be the
most joyful event of her latter and
darkened years. = Courier Jotre
nat,
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Take Warning!

T HEREBY warn all persons who, without
L special permission, may hereafter be
fJunl Hunting, Fishing or otherwise tree
passing on ray land. am compelled to take
this step in self defence, and viii enforce the
law against such parties
JOSEPH w. OWEN.
Anil 26 - FIN E
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As an evidence Of how the case stands
here, will cite few "straws." Every
man on the police force, understand, is for
Johnson. A Broad street canvass among bu
siness men brought out sixty-seven for John
on and two for Cheatham, A vote at the
Chattanooga railroad shops stood johnson,
l67 Cheatham, 81. A street-car vote yes
terday stood Johnson, 10; Cheatham, L.
And SO it goes, and if it continues to go that
way where will Cheatham go tor
WATSON.
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L.IYELY LOOKOUT

And now you may look for the liveliest
canvass that has ever taken place in Tonnes
see. Johnson will go to the hills and the
bottoms. and stir up the yeomanry as they
have never been stirred up before. AS there
is no one in the Cheatham party who can
stump with him more than week without
being left for dead, it is evident that he will
have everything pretty much his own way
in the Speaking line,
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They tried to buy him off with prom
Use of a seat in the Senate after Brown
low or give him anything else that he
wanted, but he did not appear to be
in bargaining frame of mind and po-
litely refusedstO sell ont.
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NOTICE.
YET UWSDLD.
COL. KING has quite q number OF
Chsice RuiIding Lots

which were not disposed Of at the "Big
Sale last Fall, all of which he propo-
scs TO sell before dirt is cut on the Cum
berland Gap Road, at terms TO suit
purchasers. Parties desiring select
building sites, should secure them BE-
fore the ferer gets up. Apply TO
ID. K. BAILEY. Atty.
March 22,--tf.
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AN ADDRESS ON

e D U.C A T 10 N
DELIVERED As A vALEDICTGRT, IN 1852, BY
RUFUS A. MAYS,
A Deaf Mute of the stauntOn Institute
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TRANSIENT.

Ea>OBITUARY- NOTICESorer ave lines
will be charged for IT ADVERTISING RATES
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.3LlSceIIIReOWS.

RUFUS a. MAYS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-11-16

NRE.-Last Wednesday night,
at about9 o'clock, fire broke out in
Jose NJ. RedondO's hay corral, on
Main street. 1t was undoubtedly
the work of an incendiary; but
whether it was done to injure Mr..
Redondo, personally, or with the
hope that it would extend to the
stores on either side, for the pur-
pose of plumber, is not known.
Two years ago Mr.. RedCndo lost
lot ofhay in the same manner, land
strange to say, the fire broke out
at the same point each time. Our
citizens rendered much assistance
in preventing the flames from ex-
tending beyond, and J. Samter,
assisted by Mr.. Goldberg, of Tue
son, deserves much credit for the
manner in which they exerted
themselves in the use of their
pump and hose. Mr.. RedondO
had about 600 bales of hay in his
corral, 100 of which were saved.
His loss is estimated at about ST.
500.
Our city authorities should pass
some ordinance to keep all such
exposed combustible matter out
side of town.