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women whose intellects and earnestness
1 so much admired go so squarely
counter to all their former professions is
truly discouraging, and that, too, for so
small mess Of pottdge as is offered in
the Philadelphia Platform.
G.rr,
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tietst, oaf Die @~elebaetune irssne einem
Counts, Tcwnitip, elmer Stact ocer an
oeren Municipolitdt bic Grlaubni6 sur
Nufnubms elmer &nleibe ~ @uufen pom
@!isntobuen su einem t5bern Betrose
ais ;ebn proeent res feuertayen Gi9enz
tbum6 jene6 County ,c. ertbeile.
Diels6 ENHANCEMENT trirc auf ben
Iidet6 cur6 Die @orte aueaecrlidt ietn
Elimination of the taxing powers
of the Legislature" Yes or No.
Das pierte Mmenpemtnt
br3tebt f6 auf Die internal Improve.
mint" z2dnoereien unp perlanet tim @ez
lentli&en> bal. bic 500 900 Nder Inter;
nal Improvement: 2dnoereten obae>
19dbt unp role pa6 ShuQanp ~pe1faufl
tperpen (pQen. Ser Cribs fol- in Natt>
onols orer Minnelota>@ taatsB ones on
aeleot rperren unp etnen 6onp far tnners
Wmeliorationen internal Improve
ment) tiipen. Dieter Bonb loQ nu,
unter %beionnercr Sanftion pe6 Toltee
uermenoet reroen.
DieIeS Die Mmenoement5. Sie fnb
ale pier DON ber t1hfen @i&tsfeit uni
mir reroen peebalb ibren Iert bis Sus
Wobl IN Der 3eitun9 fteben la1en.
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MINNESOTA S;AATSZEl'TUNG
ST.: e-xr
X>$%|s 2ss>>s'szSAY
Donnerltaa, ben 10. Sftober 1872.
H9euten ecr @i'un. Staate3ettrne.

Mnneopolis IuspR Brat&neiler.
&br,aat yafe - ~. Brobs..
Nep utm ST.. 8prRer
9tiQtrater - 8. Rattentur6.
Dtnona - @ m. &euB.
Ateptns e. 6. 6mitb.
5enoerlon - Mbam Bad.
&basta - s. Gbtes.
Carer - % m. g Itt1afa.
eaaines -Sobnpfeifer
*aNar!atp - s. $. 5artmau.
81. Yeter - W M. @dtmmel.
gpune Mmeriea Ctr. Mderna 4 i.
@atonta -Gbas. @@mitt.
Bartbaalt - g. 1ltdtnRtta.
0ut6in'on K. 9.Blaiu9.
&ttbs Sanbtna W.. @atteri@.
Mt;eline s.. Bsbbarb.
ON's- Spbn 5e&tman.
@atsrtown - &aal&.
Ro@ener - 3 aalt.
@anb &reef -Sebr Grams.
e Sueur s. 6. Maas.
8rontsnoe s.. @&neipeL
&a1en 9ream q. &eb.
Belle Ylaine S. Mebntr.
Yratrie Wounb -9obn @rStf&.
DuIutb -@ermaun Oswalb.
&lairmont - 9. Buebrins.
Dre0tiyiae -pbiL DrtTtL
Oh<rl.s Corner - 9. YopptS.
@bafop.e - 6. q. palle.
arlington 49, 6. Rltntert
9eunrb 2ast - 81. Wilbura RatbtAs
sfulu &it> Mic. 5au1eu.
Sorreit Wounb CLANS 8ebrens.
RsD Bottom - 9. SgroSf],
Wtnntapo!is peter BOILER
eatAtetbtepn - u. Nitl1e l.. g..
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Mcmtro( Mlpen bdtte prei|t !aeen fSn<

Mpm{rai Mlpen bdtte creilt lasen fSa<
men, toe tie Greuncldaft unp Attuna
weI6e .. utitblancs 6srr|hsrbau5 fur
ras 8olf urr Die &esteruna Der 8erein.
Staaten flh!t, 0 rem peuti@en
@olfe aetbsilt mirb.unp.pa6 IS nut bic
ntane, Ger Gtnbe't
Deut5dlanps fsinbli6e Yartet 1T, nell
DE unlere &epublif ba6t, uno barum
ben, @turse her republifanii&en partet>
pel6e rieler &tputlif Die Gtnbeit &C.
pobrt unp ibre @r5Be sur Greuce unc
8emunrerun9 cer @e|t aufsebaat paa
@crt reDe:.
3ucem 3eu9nib oes aefeiertenoeutl@sr
Nationalbelren> bee Manne6.. cet ben
peuti6en Namsn Dor Ter @elt nit berr>
liberer Strablenglorie fr6nte, al6 tr3tro
Elm Mncerer, wet6en bic teutide &C.
(6{&te fsnnt,, ron Hrmtnius, Dem @bes
rusfer> bis auf Den be9en reutl&en Mann
oer Sebt3eit - III BEN 3eu9nib Btss
paB uniere Armintaratton it&
unp unierer &spublif Deuti&'onp5 A9>
tune uno Treuncl@aft trrunaen, su ptes
fem 3susniffemm: i:5t cae Aletns. etnes
ebrli9en S,emanne6 unter BET T!a98e
Uncle 5am's, es0en Ste|!uns i'm BON
Der Yarteirolittt adnslt@ u~uabtdnsi9
maht. Da6 3eusnis iaat:
uDeutl6lanr, un(er 8aterlane B,
in ber1li9fem Gtnpernebnen nit BEN,
9anbe un(erer Wabl! ST : as Grants
uGlelfrei9," Damn NJ tr papcn!
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Ncaere Na@rihten.
ST.. paul, 2. Oct.

@isl 5oFnuua bouen mir auf otnumz
i1cnc, Dap oae@d4ret Der remofratii6en
3s,tunaen iber pie in psnnipIpanien oon
cen &epub!ifanern an9ebli4 porte>
rsitetcn Woblterii9treien INNER 9r66e.
miro. Wdrsn pte Demottaten res sic
ses in YenniDlpantsn tei rsr beuortebenz
rem Staatsnabl in @irflihftit 70 oemi6
ais tic Is III Isin beboupten, 70 wurpe ib,
men 3ufolge Die bepor1cbenre penniplpaz
mar Wabl als ras Mufer ether ebr|iben
8olfswabl erldeinen. Bo (e beflrbten,
9e.6la9en ~ psrcen, bn erbtten FL imz
uer laon po1bsr ras 3sterael&sr dbe'
teabf@ueten Dub!betrue. 9br Meue<
7es 1T. pae aonse Sbaaren in Y w
yorf an9emo'bener Strolbe nab phila>
reIsbia ausrlden, UNI rort 81 timmtn.
3uuer!diise Weiranaen Don tnterellanttn
8oradnssn i'm psnnlploaniaz Bab!tampt
jinc lybr fnapp.
Daa.een madt beute Sbio fart
BON 16 repen. D,rt batlen pie &ep.t<
l,faner In @lepelanp am 1. Sflober
cine aemuitieeD Denomination MmNorz.
gen purd,oa cine &'tienproAel1on, bette
benz aus @srter> Clubs. Militdr<@om>
panien, 5anpmetas. mdbrenp ree guys
IN ibren bs'r' fenDen Bsruftn orbriteno,
unp Mu6feorps Die SraBen Der Stopt.
I'm 2 ubr N11nittaa5 periammslte lih
Gas BOT auf Gem MarftplaB, no &enas
tor 6sn,y @'lipn's Rsre nit lau,sm
Gnttuiasmus ouf9ruommsn murre.
Sooann or9oninte h9 cine @eriommz
lung i'm Central Rinf, unp am Mtenr
marld'rte Elm Gadtlaua rur6 bic @toet,
in Der rir 6fsatIiben @etd pe unp piele
priuatmobnuneen iuumirirt maren. Bun,
S&Iub 1rSmtc ras 0olf mierer ouf Dem
Ma'flploB 3ulammen. 6ier reoete 6trr
Blaine 5preher re5R:prdientanteu>
bauies reS &onertHss.
6ier tin @tad .on Den, pas e.
'o8te:
,Dieft Campaign miro In Der g.
'@i&te epie pentmlrria raftfben als eine
0amposne Der 2dAfn. BET un9ebeuerfen,
Der %bosbaftefen uno ,u9lei@ Der ailer>
. ammfen 2laen. Der 8ipleflbs
rtr In pielem piIpen &arnepal BET Gpren.
l&dnruno in tie ~N. y. Iribune'. pos
letbeisene Organ unp Munpild res
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der pemofrati
|I&en pa,tti. &ie bat mons nit mir
9ema&t2' 9n Der Tribune pom, per=
aaa9enen @omhas nnp au& In eet pom
|9tfeIn. psree ID nidt nur als Neprd
Lsentant. fonpern aud als 3pse9tr be
Epaufs' In 3oaezst b<l@ulDiat astnt
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Scr btu,sfrattfbe n9.ee" tn @e'
pr0ta.
Bie Ger ~Sie9" v9elte'9t"
Wurce.

Deutihe Republttaner, melhe ents
l6lc0en fnr, nit ibrer Sttmme I'M No>
pemter, inoem lie tielelte fit ben De-
mofrattl@.en Ganpipaten @reeles
oteeben, etaenS tretd ~ MAIDEN. pur6 III:
Lee pas fe alS Witareiter fir Die rspuz
blitaniide Yartei unp BE ron rerielten
reprdjtntirten Soeen 9etban, moQeu lie
len. rpas Der Tele9rapb lber bic Mrt BE-
ridtet, ME oas eemotratii@e @taats>
tidet tst oct @abl In @eor3ia trtum<
pbirte.
Das m;ttel rpar baS alte Der Sez
celIon -@emalt, bruta!e @ewalt &C.
aeniter Der Mtnoritdt.
Sc entroQt f& bier pcr unierm Muae
Elm caferes 8ilo. uno INNER nur nod
Elm Bib Won Dem. was fur&tbar in
Der 8trtlidteit eri&sinsn miro, rrenn
Der Mann, Der f4 pur6 Tbat uno @ort
bersit crtldrt, ais w~iQenloies Wett3eu9
Der @tee{6on ~ bienen, penu 6orace
Greeley aur Madt eelac9t.
SIN plitern @irerl@sin Der @rduel:
iteneu BET Der Wabl In Georgia ae>ptn>
men Die Worte, melhe Greeley 'erif neuz
lid auf Dem dump In pittsbursb &C.
iprohen. cine fur&tbare 8%eoeutura,
mel&e f@ bofentli6 allen @orurtbeilen
nit cenen Is bemascsil@er Sopbitere'
seluneen III. etnsn aroben 2beil unleres
eeutihen &.publifauer ~ umna9ten.
in ean3sr erlaatterncer &larbeit auf,
crdnot.
8reeley iaate am 10. Sept. 1872 In
Yitt6burob r6rtlid:
SD p~erlanoe, bob DOT benz 9an3en
ilbli1es 0olfe cine pfene, ebrli9e, freit
Debate uno elm ebrli9e5, unein9eldu@z
tertes> un9esnun9enes 8otum itattfnpen
fol-, uno penn bas Gplt pes Suoen6 in
pislem @otum la9t, e6 mill Die Grennuno
ron Der llnipn, 70 merpe t@ oarein wiQi=
gen."
Nun. tbr teutl9en @epublifaner, BIT
ibx fir rie Grbaltun9 bet Union 9eltrit
ten, seblutet uno g 10 9eopfe t, mas la9'
Guer @ewi0en 9~eaeniter oieien Worten
pencn cine ..frcie W 'bt mic bic in @eor
ala ouf Dem GuBe folat?
Greeley miro natlrli6 ia9en, bic cher
aattseba bte @abl lei fret 9epeitn, uni
Die 9an3e pempfratii9e Yartei wirc ca<
i'm S5ntere0e@ reclep8 troy alien Dem m'rer:
%treitenpen Tbatla9en NIT @u@t tc|:ati:
gen.
81 ber1elten ufreien" @eiie mlro
@eprs a mad @reelep'S @obl lber ii
1reennuns BON berllnion abitimmen uni
fid NIT elmer ,freien" Majoritdt Yp&
50 600 cafir entl9eioen.
uno Der auf ben Sdultern Der alter
@eteQen uro ibrer miifentliden unc BE-
tro9enen 5elfersbelf er. auf ben prdIpcn
tcnltubl erbpbene 6err 5prace Gree
lep> wiirpe, setreu ieinem y c9ramm> le''
uGiat po;u 9eben.
6tcr lpri9t Die rubi9e 2oait Der Shat
laben gu Gu9, peutide &epublifaner
uno ols pb ras Gdidlal Gud
npbmal Elm leBtes .Bepenfet" iu
ruien mclte, bat e6 Gud pte @emaltlce
men III Georgia rot Muaen 9eflbrt. S.
iet bic Spra@e bit Grei8nille!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10

Den 0arctncnpreol9t n p1erer Eetepobl
selaat unp 1T na@ &unBto,pn in Yennz
lyluanien 9e5an9en, um rprt bel Der
lanrwirtblbaft i!en AusR lung gu lprez
dcn. Sci Dem beiBt's ~@pre4en
poer 8re9en!"
Nun, ma lai7e ibn uno NIT ibm fir
beute pie politif.
Sn New>Yor bat cine Metbobi>
fen @emeince & a9s 9eaen y. salt,
BEN Gi9entbdlner lines Bier9artens. ne
9en @erleBun9 pe5 ,Nccile> Sri + s.
ourb @erantalten BON SpnntaesmuIf
erboben. Ias @cri@t fanp pielclbe nidt
nit ben 9en09enren 8eweilen uutsrz
tlBt.
Sn @a1bineton tritt ee9en ben Major
|5enrY =. &eele, 3ablmeiier Der
Nrnee, Gin &riessseri@t wesen Mibperz
waltun3 in SiBun9.
. + rur@ Mbortipn perur1a6te Ecc
zines Grdul. ella 6ies'anb in
Yonti&a oula, Ga, 1T @e9enfanp zines
Grimm 'lpro3e1es ae9en einea Sobn 8.
Collins ais s6aupt@ulpi9en unp bic
Mutter uop @@we(.r Der 8ertorbenen
als Beibelf m.
6lnf @ermumn,te bran9en In bic
@obnuna Samuel Yope's in Yatterlon.
q. S, banpen pe 6rau une erpr fter
pom rera Mlanne tur@ Drobun0 n bic
Auslieferun9 BON ST. 600 in 8aar unp
Bertbhdtn. %s ~ .%' Fl.
9ln' un8ladsfdaen ni&t6 ron Btbtu<
tunA ob RAP mebrere Greelepmdnuer.
pst3e fd4 anf per GtakY<&tlIe lwave)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10
Die a. D%rrfdsaa 0etraAten oiet
Nnrsnnemeu'e 3ur Staates
G. nifttu.ipn,

&eaaht;eitia 7ne 1niy eur6 cine Sut &c
{drfe@sne unc t6hn leknawertbe Sin
kncuae i'm ,pipnser." pel6e Germ 9
u. Nudolrt, in Ger leBten 2:als!otur
&ep1aiectao, ocn @rieht &puut1. ,um
8sria1sr bat, paran @erinuegt wcresn, ne
Auimrflomstit BET beutlhcn BdHsr aui
,sr wih,i9e Gtaas8pe faNun95=&mtn,
Dement'S ~ 'enten. rptlbe, our& bic
tette @sieB3ebuno formulirt, bel Dc,
@tootanah CUR Beauta&'un3 curA pae
Bolf aslonaen mercen.
@n srpllen un6 brute NIT rem Tll
anr Birer piefer Amencemen,s n,6l
teta0tn. lonpsru oeklben SunddR u,it<
tbfalen.
@efe6 Amenpemtnt.
Da5 nfr in @or|blao atbrahte xnenz
tsm mtesufdt cie 0enebmiauus ces Be-
fss au eines Nnlsibe gum psi'e.n Nu3tou
aev'Ner 5,aats Snilitute. Die alts@9>
taHuno belbranf1 pie 5taat5idalo au}
Tin Wartmum Don $25O,000. uno pas
prceoniue Enhancement be;wedt pie Nufz
bsbuue cieies 8srbot5 bebuf Can't
t%ion:runo jcner Nnle'be. Die &oifal>
tuna esa ENHANCEMENT III:
I'm favor Of borrowing money for
the erection and completion of the
Asylum for the Insane and Deaf and
Dnnb and Blind aud State Prison.
~Yes' or ".\o'.
3m<ite5 y menoemtnt
Das 3neite Enhancement MIRO III U.s.
tteiluna Ossi. Mtt'tsl 3ebn csr Goniti~
tutien asmatt werpen. Die ~ amer,
ei.snce Utthnmune be{ost, nas jept.
9nha4er pun Atren iraenp elmer Conn
paais fir ren Bs,raa 1einer Mftien bait
bar }ein 1pa. Dos enhancement biersu
riu Snbats, 0 atlisn . Dabrit>
ccer 6anr mtrfAei euihoften aue8enom~
men 1eben. Dae enhancement miro aui
trn IidetS lauien:
Zach Stakeholder in any corpora:
ton Except those organized for the
purpose of carrying ON any kind OF
manufacturing or mechanical bust
ness) shall be liable to the amount OF
stock held or owned by him."
Die einset!ammerttn Worte bi!esn etn
pom @o.ft au acknowledgement Deer 1u
,srwnfsnetn 3uf1B. ..
erittta mtnbemtnt
= [I".-- EtF =" . :
f,u IN ariiid 9 rtr Contribution semo@,
re,es, bard stne Ab.btilun9 p<l&t pt!'
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= SIN AuRin. Mener 60. wssts esrs
lutber(&e 4tu@e ein8eu<ttt. 1ls
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&pnQreB Npmtn1tipuen

GyRer DtRrict.
Warr s.. Dnun,Q. son &ttete.
3weiter Oifrtet.
meior y. 9. 2t"'is, sen Sboscssr.
Dritter Difriet.
BeH. Jodn 3. NperiG. pen 81. PAUL
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GepublifQniI0e Npmt>
nQt!uuen.
'4:aEGcNt|haitS Gleeterea.

AT LARGE:
KxEsssT martbait. son Ram1tY;
Cha 4ea X'ttic{pu, pom Jretb.rn
Grfer Difrtet:
GbA,ir* u Sos, ron Don't II.
5meiter Difriet:
w. ", i~%S7ro!cr, DON 8o,peue.
D1itter Difrict:
Gbg0n2 *~:*os', pon Namfp.
T1r N@upttpr:
-. y. @hitcomb,
non S'mReb.
fLs 6lerf Der Suprtme 6 . IT:
5Aerwo"o 3ouet,
oon Ramley.
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~. p10k 4. Oft.
Der temofratiihe 6abn. rer felt ZEN,
perftlbten &,tu,fi iibtr Norrcalolina ben
pip6 osbabt unp in einem 3uitaape sp!>
'6en Qetsn uno Sierben auf rer S,an9e
9el9Iafen. ldSt ld wieosr @fen aus
lauter Greure. me,l itm itiu Orr unb
Me'ftr, "W,fer Seetib" Ia Georgia otn
&opf n'@' ateerifen. Nun |. taun
Gem ionrertareu 8o9el Die @sndsiamfeit
ni&t abipre@en. SIN ..pioueer" Gst e
btute obrn auf cem 6abnebolfen uub
fribt pie cine rol,ee Beusrfabnt. GS
n natiirli@ DIE refine 9b%tnqud'sret. bo6
orme Bieb 10 fir ui@,s uuo wtsper
ni&ts abSuarops3iren, attr pas lift f&
Nsutre Ra&ri9ten dber lie @torafa<
@asl behd.isen nun in @anjeu ote auf
bic sraen aeeianoe,e8 ere&uun0 elmer BE-
mctrati9e Welamuttmaiori.dt pom eirca
$4,000. Ge babsn 60 Guunsits cine
Gssfsuas a.t ~ I. 9eR3
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Bnd-tempered People.

% % t ~ % M ssf ss Of sss s
@ %s S rye % Web
" our Of ou hss s ssd
that the . r., s. aostiGg else all the
Th are many pleas
s svsi SSP S E % amy spa
n %1n If E %
face that they @ that Iavs that
ss d e sm s nS e sat ,f o
rh % s s ~
.s i s1;S s; 1s s's:
bs % @ @ " n" s
fy %"s do S 'aeS 1ss @ h ~ns sn
$ ; ::: :s
death and the mies swallow the leek
ss p apsa s %
@ Tn gs a ssss s ss
%S:s s SS" 81 :$
% Gs a sss
Se eass % e auso
n S sf allow R p a % as n @
p'ss @ Sas s' % pretty
s s n ss 5I liz
= % en-. @ % 1sH
evident te Of their rule, they angry
as saa % f% 5g
s:Sy ti s!@
They Being always Something
Sa as 1 a t them 1s sp @
who betakc
imagine they They testify lecture wives
In Short
universally dsagrccab destroying their
miserable
and snang, they avoid quarre
they admit that have been in Other peoples
good people this class are particularly the
Grassy studied by people who know what they are about Such always make
then Like everything this chronic badtemper luxury which
can only mduged in by the comparatively Poor though
body brought They doing
which controls Acting
within of
pn which must be expended such people visit quantity
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The Candidates Compared.

We have already called positive claims which President
them With those Of the candidate
and the the that task has
ppo bo b fair
sed Sxd be I "
h psP his
" n ~ s % sss 5s % Ss %
sss @ % s1ss s the all % @
@ nS at S s sn % n The W the n %
solemn ATTY the the
e Question: Ds te ss
"n Se fu the a %
s
@ obuvey att pledged
@ @ s e rs not s alone v v t
his e Rn o with s e s P eeS s
his notions
@
Pas 1's
Ss;s E; hi Ss . % "s T.;
vii @ @ my ion e rs M @
s
sana ' s1Ss & anS s p ~ Sc so w r
u and nd % TO % na hS M b 5 sa the
on pssl sa s ssav s r5 The ss 'ssSsT
popularity hawking the
ssSa
Ss r. ;:;$ %a$ :;;s a s:
with those Of the country He had no nosts prescribe for the deadly
alone could be eaeaed While Mr. Greeley proved that for great occa-
of either events or his General at studied the
problem him with
lacked the complete cooperation of the country
d T % w %s We ss1s ss @ % set
all other freseeng shaping advance the
paud
his high
a 'f %"t the soSa 'st
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THE N EW n ATT O n A T. e r A.

when that trait could be shown consistently with the of the Union aud
the rights of the people But here displayed unua generosity The pub
ea who sustained the bill majority and alone capable passing
which adhered
Union its hour of tSat which from larger population had apparently
right much the the nation But all this
forgotten They whole what they deem Its
highest good oby millions of their other
conditions their They directed the OF
questions of mixed schools The fund could hardly
placed entirely the How
voted deny this neab whose influence for good hui
ccse their They concnouy and strict accordance
with their of constitutional the ill afford that
blind should
This bill the the similar will proba
bly, be pressed before the Congress them Of Importance that
these superseded their stead
will zeaouy aid making when this before Congress
aboring The
nation offers aid the education children long kept ignorance
BY this aid schools efficient children for
usefulness and The Republican and the Demo-
cratic Shall prudces stand the the
children? Does this the Republicans demonstrate that
they willing that
the North should be devoted the people the South Let
who has daughter educate ask the candidate for his suffrage
he has voted and how he will this and be guided
in his
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Probably pleasure derived from indulgence in ILL
People,
ward show and drenc for somehow other most would almost
be struck all they avoid such treat
ment Really however, fail why batempered men and women
should receive such tender consideration Their baemper nothing
less than an abonabe and those who indulge in are suIreme
troubles troubles
why spenet Righteous usfabe
but chronic humor failing which there nothing but the btterest
cpldemnaion-LiJral
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Governor Wise Interviewed
His DctestaiiOn of Parties.

Washington correspondent gives following substance
held in this recently Henry
to-day Henry expressed himself sub
antaly iolOws He
thinks strong Virginia. and thoroughly
the day. He preferred Grant Greeley
he coued the people from the polls neither
The people had sold poage
Greeley to be defeated The
Wild than he
their Governor His also the nephew
he loved dearly OF his candidate for Congress-
never could never Wise the Greeley ticket
The Conservative had
could They
He would Ito
Acknowledgement by passing
raise up party which would overthrow Them he would thus
lie said had he been the when Greeley signed
him
prison. but he would not sign the if Gee it, and he
did
He complained of General Jula Early with he said he had
months wrote him him declare
neither he had
letter. had him ide
willing with Mosby whom considered nudous the extreme
Mosby to blame for Grant than the
Greeley
and joined Greeley who prime the
could of
Phillips and Garrison the time he had Brown would
them all high Hannah When Greeley signed the bail bond
quilting the Southern people this
her again. with Greeley He
talk Southern The
he honoed m and their friend advised them
Gratz Brown calls acaturis
richness this accusation will be fully appreciated
noted encer studs avoided depctung the Democratic candidate
pacard from eeys coatal
of 'pstols and coffee
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but chronic humo failing for which there be nothing but the erest
New York.
with | this sss!% S
make mistake
;"s s1S eS s
have f nHa S %a cane @ h n
s5S
s1S4' %S s
Ee hn know a p @ o x e Objects Of S sn
we 6 belle the NEW both sides @ beet
ieved should be dead long, long [Iaughter.l
put upon Kind FrGyisnes
s s i1a
sss the ds9 ssi: e sas it'd ;s
~ ess 1:s: s
% n n 1s % % n' @ n of free s' S
S n hshs' Gs
s 6ssss h % S
now speak, old
before the highest
nc f. sn ,hs
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s %sas sns: nGl 60 eSs1 s"ss @
An we a
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S S ts aha @
(
IT, ,S 6 ts 'ffs vas s
that W hardly t h its sr con Sy0ess S to dne
Ss sss1 afraid s sSH s
PROSPEROUS.
prosperity from Look around You and you
sEisH ens S
aze IT, SaS of Do
to Gn sns fact s' as s
st1 sonsE
s sstab
aos oea aeSS" fs
Now
Ss You v as hut should the s @ wa
EQUALITY OF
pau % ns n ea no ss oe nd emery o1 coming p
equal w s ana Ssn Sn 5 ast the eS
Of S % % M a a iss things d f 7 @ a should
that N.Y. ~s had 5ns
Psns and s Tno @ destroy sps ss%s e
dfs sa uep 5 I ss into vs! You na
say that you hoped the accSens Lea and
Fought % A &nd
sa:2, @
saS & Ss no s1 so: 5sS ss s:' rss
they for eser a am a @ opposed e
dOubhat this enough
respond with, We comis hundred
En-
that VIC have escaped this: There
ts saa aadese s nas Ss n n S
until the for the protection of their Victims The
heous head Georgia. the other
election
much of it. When would friends
then let reconciliation afterwad
South, right hand
old comrades there Appause Will the firm and his
friends? They always have and always will No this whole question has
already settled North Carolina Vermont Nane Ohio
already spoken here passing
appealing prejudces
political ends Nothing that happened the Old World should
citizen In his conduct here Applause Men, North and South white
backa the
the balance and found weigh nothing ALL"
and ugher Look, them to New York think high would
the and all hell would hear that New York had
publican majority. loud applause
His DctestatiOn of all Parties.
The LIas Washington
expressed
thinks politics
the day. He preferred Grant Greeley,
and he counseed the from polls
The sold which
Greeley be defeated The
Wild and knew than he did, who politics
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society resulting they
the of instruction adequate their needs
The opinion steadily gaining mgn6
eduon country the advantages enlightened and educated
This demonstrated by the donated the diff
ent States and Territories by Congress for educational
sSOOOO granted for the Agricultural Colleges the States
This land owned the United States either
conquest purchase
obtained by the blood and the citizens all
tons public hen the heritage of
purpose
than the education the children of the And should the chill
borders dedicated of its free schools while this time the free
schools Of the old States that
From these considerations Education
recommend the the sale the public lands for
educational purposes throughout the country"
important
passed the House of Representatives the sh of February but failed obtain the
final action of the Senate before the adjournment
The first section of this provided that the proceeds the public lands
should be forever onseed and education the
The fourth
apporn proceeds previous year.
the District Columbia the of the population thereof between the
years. poso
button of this fund should be made according the ratio of the y
populations of the States Territories and District shown by
the last preceding published of the United States.
provided
Columbia should before the January provide the
all children
entitled its share of the first distribution
provided belonging Territory
should withheld the the
mixed schools.
passage Representatives
in the affirmative to 9s in the negative
Those voting for the bill
pi ai a s B asf ba H k e.s Ss s n
Fsrse Enks"b1g Foster W. D. Foster Frye Garfield Garrett Souqd
Hays G. W Hazt0p j. w. H9eton Hill Hosr Hooper Kelley Kellogg
Merriam Monroe Moore MOps Packard Palmer Parker PendssOn
seley shsnk Sheldon s,m Smith G.
Strong Sutherland syph Tah Toms Tow"srd Townsend Turner
Willard, Williams, Of Indiana, j. NJ Wilon-l17
Those voting against the bill
Name a S A S A S Aj ss 4,s; ss s e1 s 1a e Big
DS0; N pHs Edgf T0rAs d. i;t Gs Gy h Msn
Kendall Kiinger King Lmis9n L Manson AhA AeGkand
MorgaI Myers Negley NibI orr Packer H. Parker Peck Perry,
Slater Sss Stevens Sohon Swann, Terry, 7u gan Trump Vaughan,
j. I. Wilson, Winchester Hood, IOung9s
NorE-Democrats n italics and Republicans n
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which
this bill iliteracy:
OF
OF WASHINGTON, D. c., March Is, 1872
million dollars different
the t number old reported
unable we asceaned the last would the following States
Territories their respectively