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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
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Ser Eies Der eusen ySa@e tn Norn.
~ GIlpltua.
"Send the News to Hiram"
. "
6 eonnern bic @slauBe.
yras tiuben le? ~1riumrb"
Was rsben ibre Blise?>
Sies! Siee! @h &f xnb @tumpf
Tit &umpf unb unb Stuupf if vaae"
Guf@. P!eiie bsr &ebeQ,
llne mt ibm tommt ~ Gaae
@ein nGrpliter 8elea

,l1eter al un1er6ofsn binaus unb bod
In &1faaune unlerer tbeuerften 5tr3sn6
plnl9e fir pas Sell unlerer oeliebts,
Republtt finp Die 2eatonen BET @eoe,io'
in @orc>@ Carolina outs 5aupt os(9la
9iel1 morbtn.
@~@s 1T fein 3weifel nntbr." melrftt
eeitern Der barrenpen Nattou &rieoemi.
ntiter 8eltnap: Der Siee if unltr !"
;Wir 'eriuben nun ptn1 2eler. in be-
"@o@enl@au" her @taats,suun.
in Zen. beieent lsbten @o@en npbmole
na&sulefen, mae mir lber RE Norr> Ga
rolina< &abl eeiuat unp pann ~ antpor
ten: 6at BE 3ei,un9 Mat mub.r ptn
re@ttn Bee 1toeuts, ??n AZ +
ISMdnspero!ei9e unftre rubi0sn @orte
.m't btm 10. Rolen @steoe 'rer etu,iten
0reelepbldtttr pss Staats uno bean:.
rcrte tbrli&: JJs3ntauh nur tin @ori.
rel&es'rir 1ett'2 Bo@en ibtr Die Norp>
@aroliaa @abl 'eerepet. pur& Das @e
lultat u S6anren 9etporpen ?'o
Aber mir wouen ntdt jubdn. @,e
bisber, tuetoen$p'r ferner, BEN Grei9ni0en
nit tutta ptlifenDeu, Auses folsen unr
mad lpie Dor bos ein3ise' peatlhe Blatt
i'm Staott fein, wtl&e6 ben Qelerr bic
8 at1a Id n u%nuerboblen unp flat
btrtttet, salio, raB fe ftets ben Bieper.
l4sin t1bliden perpen, tu11 Ter. pae
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

atoeeatfaos N useanppn e=lG reientbs Dem fun
oteen 8ecba@Ier LANCE ncr leinem
Gintrtfsn perrdtb.
Sn Der 5ane Ter emiaen @txnunft,
rpelhe nit unobdnrerliher Notbmenpiez
felt cen Erua in i1}& ielbf 3erfauen ldbt,
.iebt bic 3utunft.
Su oieftr 3anp la11en mir NIT neu9e
0drftsm @srtrouen rie 9rpbe @ntptde>
lung Ter nd@lten Sage. Sn 8esus auf
Die Detoile %uneres Sieoes Iebe
man rie Depe1den unp feds f1 NIT BEN
papier. melde6 NIT rem @etreii6 BON
WabibeHua tnNorp>@ Carolina perldmiert
mirb> r!e pfcife an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

Wo5 6erace @wrtelep psn
ben Deut}hen wetB. NlS I'M
Observation-Disclosures pom 1868 BE
Demofraten caNslte @eldret dbsr Die
Garpetbaaer res Sirens erboben, oos
1e iset mierer laut msrren. la0en, fam
6oraee @reeleo e%en'gtstern ju 6dlfe uus
bieb babel follenrermoten auf Die Gn9es
maneerten Elm:
! .Wir nsibeu ein 9ci9dft inmttten ds
nsr S"tartreaieruna o. @artbao9tr6,
rie chen ert aus Gcrf uno Q,merif uub
aus Sauer &rautentbol fer
iibereefommen tnr. Der untsr|dteo
Swil9eu uniern 9orpetbaaoers aus GU
ropa uno renen, nit welten bic rebedts
i9en 6amptpn6 betm9e(u6t tporreu. 1T
Der, pab ee Den unierieen (ous Gurcpa)
an seiRt9er unp mo-
ralifder &ultur wte an Gt>
0entb u manoelt. Bir olauben,
Die meiiteu iicliden Qorpetba99ere baben
%p.niofsne RE Befanntl9aft rte S9ulz
meite's eema9t.
Detroit 8. Mue.- COL @m. s,
6errY Don Der pemeffahl6en Gonorfb>
COMMITTEE pes Stem Ditufts bot cine
INSTRUMENTATION Ter re0uld!tn Nltioe
ualp. mefraten ouf ben Gotten MueuR
nab @ronp 6open berufsn. 3med BE
@abl Don Deltaaten fur BIZ In Qouieptue
obsubaltence remufratii9e Naliona!ecn>
pentton.
Rem<yort 9. Mue. Go tpercen
ieiten6 Der @refutip: @ommtteee rer
ceutlden 2iberol>H eputlifaner uup Des
mpfraten 8orb.reitunoen CUR Mbbaltuna
elmer @reelep unp Bromn Ma0tn>8 ers
lammlun9 aetrcfen.
@oleieh g dug. - Die temps
tratii&ea :3eitunaen uerlanaen, eo6 Die
Wabl @alfpele befritten unr por Der
@elesasbuns cine untaiu6uns ronaeb>
lib f%ottetbabttr @ablbe,rl8ereien eiu<
9eleitft >perpe., @ <'T7S
- Die beiper Yrd6renti6oftstanbt>
paten Grant uno @rteIep itben ibre
Sour, per Grfere tur& Zen @taat
Rem Sort, etr Mnpere ru'b New<
6ommplbire fcrt5unp bic 3sdunaensbrin>
a,n asnaue 8eri6,e Don jerrm Y It. in reut
.6ak MAIDEN unos pie 6uIe,aaaa Der ge>
c5lferluns %ttmlpfaanatn. W'efI'r ni'e feline
lour au9 nab Motnea ue7sbnen.
- Seuator Gunner e,br- ION fars
biaen 8Iirsern cine Serfnarr. "'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
apes bieIaen AuSeteer entnebmea. Der
lelbe 1drieb:


lelbe 1drteb: -. 49,
"Bel9en' @iinprud 'piiiirbe IS MAIDEN,
msnn bel Der er1teu @abl, Die in &ut6'
pile mad Der auf Observation-Disclosures
@stis,e erfcleten Coalition Der Demo<
fraisn NIT Den Observation-Disclosures
fauincet, bic: &aucipaten Der Demo;
trat,'d'm Bdbteri@aft 9elalaeen tpat<
ben"
Mun, tie @onciraten Der remcfrati(9s
liberalen @dbieridaft finp 9eidtoSeH
morpen, rob Ge I@ niemaie mebr oon
elmer folder .SeponzN ieperlast eiboleR
rrerben Gas @itisene<l ,det, fir wet>
Dies tie &epublifaner pie e{n Waun
Nimmten, neil IS rir Gbrtihfeit nnp be
Wpral i'm politild>eu 2etsn reprafcnttrte
1T nit ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wletrbett ern6th
worcen u:He'tie @,oot ut Jest nreniofeak
tteilmeile ron hem NEp tefteit wcreen.
or felt oislsn Sahreu anf ibr lafste une
rer materielcn lomptl, vmte rer t~t'tbstt@
lihen Gntridlung eepiSpiues ia Weg
rar.
utlc uie baber BE Demofroten oeors
tsttst: Wecsr Gelr, nod @inl"lttt>
run0en> nchlan1e Rtcen uuo Ylct.amej
tionen murren eeipl*t, UNI pie StiH'mae@
Der ~ beeinRuOsn. Nch furs Dor Ter
Wobl er!tsb Der eeutl&e 8olfbr CSeora
| Ybilipp Dcern) hes pemctro&ilden Grez
cution Gcmites eiuen Nufruf al rie ne@
mofratiihen Stimmaeber wortn, eaf ote
Wihtiafeit per aeitrioen @abl b~tnaspies
len UNI RE Wdbler unter r%dbreucsn ST.
min{el aebeten wurpen, ba6 8ater!ane ia
retten unp fir roe renotrati(de Edit ;u
fimmen. 6alf aher NQe6 nidte! Del
bca. MufuF i@aeets mebr, ais CT nugte
unr mum, otis,n in elmer Beile tsarts
ncrtst. raB ren cemcsratilden Drahtslsz
bern Cohen unp 5Dren peratnb. Uos
@clf, ;. B.. Der unatbdns'ee Sttmmacter,
LIEF Il Y necer einlhuhtsru, nod bette
hen IS ;ertrab ren ecuurtsn @outt7
n~ausrine unc ii1>N!e cinen aloraoSsu
@isa Der Gtrl'a:t.:! itE! ii: rertommfT
a$n Ne|te siurr =. Nai.,!1> E'sl9e eds
&o!red' 81 tt'E:n A!aa>te> Sop!sz
piu: fir rrivt 8 item ttrsor,lsret 81
t6nnet.
San; telone;,5 ~adu b*bsa dh ae>
tern Gle bteiieen Dsutldsa Gsba:ua-
S5nen baupt|1G,hN a:tupr: rie c5re. ec
Wodt uno reu 81 fluff Ger 9eu:arilet
Iammanp oern;t1t IN BADEN. Sct
lleb3cbn Sabre mu:esn lie mis m,loe
Ibiere curd Gle Siruben oiel>r Stapt
aebebt u. seitern ta5sa &c ni@t NIT
Den U1ahsn Ter r1'teiH'ihen s. nrtss,
@lonpern nit Ter Wtor beg freisn> 1{Gt'l'itz
bewuftsn glraus, nit ccua SttmmiettH
cte Geinre rahr;r Golfetreibett> Der
Bablfretbeft, su pa2ren o'trisben uno
ben Bemeis eeiubu, eaS Die Spee, n:ut<
(be lugenp UNI S%,,llid'ttit ms p%oliti>
id,e 2eben ~ ubertra1'n> tein leerer 0abn
IL. Jlbrwatr> bic Ieutidtn baten
Wiu0', ouf ben setyisen 5iee lolj ia
lein m69en |te ninmer rerarlen, eaS
Gini9feit ibre ::oEa4t uar Std:f: buret.~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
MlNNESOTA> AATSZEITJfN
DpnnernaQ, ben IS. Mu8uf 1872.
Asenten DC: I;snn. Staats5ettrna.

18enten Be: I::.nn. &taatS3ettEn9.
MinneapuIis - Mueuf 8rRf9netler.
GbryRal Qafe - W. Brobs.
Nep l1lm - ) !. gurRtr.
StiQtpater - 8. Rattenbur6.
. Minona - B m. &eu6. GsdI '~t-,>
@epwine e. s. @mitb. ..n
6enberIpn - Mbam . u i.
'gbaefa s.. Ebtea
&arper - D m. @litf9fa.
baRines - s pfetfer.
v6t. peter 90 m. 5&immeLt 49,
Mpuna Mmeriea - 9 ebr. Mder a n II,
Waeonia -Gtos. g 9mibt.
%Naribault - y. GledtnRtin.
rputdin'on - 7. D.Blafing 8.
Reeos Qanbina - W. @atteri9.
g1t;elins- 5. 9 pbbarb.
O0so -9obn 5e&tman.
1Watertown -Qouis &au@. 81
'3Hfodefer -6eurY Salt. ~
@anb &reet-Sobr @1ams.
&c Sueur $. s. Maa9.
Grontenoc - s. @@neioer.
Rapen Cream g. 81 ( d.
Belle Ylaine &. .Mebner.
gratrie U1uunt - s ) @rott@.
Duluth -@ermann Oemolb.
&lairmput g. Buftring.
DreGslpias -pbtl. DreNel.
Oberle's Corner - 6. Ypp piB. IS
@bofopee - 8. IS. 6alIe.&I <.r
'Mrlineton - 6. &linfert.
6c&pa1o Gate - 81. WilbunG Matb1n
Stub City -Nie @au{en.
9orrtR Mcuno - Clans Bebrens.
Rem Bottom - g. S9rpSfY.
Minneapelis -Yetcr @&uler. Fl
&li3abstbtown 49, Il. Miff9e u. 50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

PbASVS'SN"
Da pdre !: otesmal aund@f Elm &C.
beimnibuouer Morp, In Staples, 81: 1erz
iibt. Sn Der Ndbe bs6 6auits etneeI|a1'
nee namens 9iu. Der f& unl3ngf un'er
perod@ti8eu u~mdtdnpen aus per @s8tao
entfernt, enbedte mar, ben frti4 per16atrs
ten Qei@nan, bes fletnen. Nefen 9ius,
,pel6er pas Sinh pabri@etnlt& ~ 3ooe
sspriBe!t. 81 ,,y.!
s9n elmer fraberen Summer bertdtetetl
MIR Don Der S@dnoune unp Gru'orpu19
elmer 6armerSfrau nauens M atbsp>
fen cper Nattbetps IN p'orta 60 81.
Inter uebreren ols Der. Gbat osrfa@t'e
@erbofteten parb ein Manr 1'ou1e1le
O6bor { ale eer unutbu1a6li&eS@ul
ptee auradaebalttn, uno foftstt ee eroBee
Mlbe. i'm II, f@trua @trpapT|au' 'o' 'e'.
@plfera9s ~ i&lben: ),
z$Gintn i@pyn, nit Is 9abrtr' peu9tre.1!en
0erbredtr, Nepto, .. Chamber, pat OF
Mlt,uael1s erret&t. 'Nlebrertr ytetoteatea,
Mduber.ten us etr @ttelttei@aft: ete
&uflurzB unp.s ssfdnets,. ~ ''aro Fl
uorise Do@e In Gbarlotts,: ~ ~ y. :. 81 =
bdBgt. I ;@% Il ..m ~
ftttprps, pel9ss, ,aa&etm 70 1s .a
li,st,s Concert tu} BEN wattea'aa. v.s
22a,u R,otutnts In Mte yott l9eeeeea,
"a sIss.ss .oo"."s@.e eine4 fiepeTtra4s
tiasn Ss6pinp;ls tmuroe, bat no eeI ~
',sts ptrIanpif&tn Mu,tt -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

flr Grant gu feben."
Solte taS Befnben beS vfronfen
ManneS" rur@ bie1en 8rief nod
mebr 9elitten baben - bat ct baflr &rduz
ter Tbee in0s 1talt zines @tdnb@enS
tefomu1en, ba6 er fi& in @%albinstp11 ppn
rortisen Garbi9en an beren @piBe5 Elm
,Dpetpr" @u9ufaB iQiam8 itanp bat
brin9en lai7en.
81 n tarf wobl %onnebmen, ba6 in
0rrbfacten ME 8oibin9ton etli@e per
iarti9cn ~Nrble11e" ODER "daute
voice" lid fir GUNNER unp mitbin fir
Greeley int rliiren. Denn bielen 2euten
bat c6 Gunner NIT leiner "Civil rights
Bill %onsstban, bic ale 9eleQi9enS 9ranz
fen, wie iie jeBt auf Gilenbabnen, in So
I Is, cd len unp &irden swilden ben
betpen &acen gun, 9tadtbeil BET: farbi9en
:.ufredt erbalten ,peroen, 9eflrst, .bdtte.
Inter piefen S@ranfen bat ,,atlrli1 ber
far ise ~Dprneb me-. Der Is Dem
meib n Sbpppy<M rifofraten gem, >9lei9
ttun m5@te, am mei)ten 3u leipen. So
Der feline Greunpi@uft fur 5errnS umner.
Dab fe ft@, ineem ne E9errn Gunner
teim Bieoeraufbau Der bemsfratil9en
5errl@aft belfen, npueabs in pas altepa<
rtatbum pieper ;uriffpBen, Yersefea1
otele 9erren fr'ili6. Defo flarer 1T iia
ee1er Der .farb'se 81 emeine Manu"
eemuBt, urlo Ct 1ptro ft9 I'M, IL ,peniaeg
,s'e e 'po' leaiueen; AUTHORIZATIONS @taptz
'n'tess'ole'ropanneten, lei eS prn ben teipenIae<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
YraFa1nti3aftS @leetersn.

YraRoenf5aitS Gleetetsn.
AZ LsRGE:
SO. s. Dsar,talt. BON Nam'ey;
Xbar!es 6 THERON, pom 0rtetcrn~
Grter Dt{trtct:
@bsrie> II. So, ron bcuf:n.
3mciter Difrtet:
>N1. =. 6, 81 =, ron @oorbut.
Dritteg Difrtct-
.E3vvtpc > ~ter, oon Namlfs.
Sir Wuoitpr:
. .. gGbttcomh
ron Slmfeb.
SIR Glerf Der Supreme:&purt 1T:
Gncrsnoon 9oueN
son EamIep.
Congress pmtnQttpnen
Gr}ter Difrtct.
warF y. Nunnsl, pom Steele.
3weitcr Dttrict.
mejor y. .. Efr"is, bon Sbdepss.
Drittrr Oifrict.
Gen. c5oen Z. srsriil, BON ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15
lVcA;nfhnu-

jdasr arf hsir attl'ten Sdbbaru B.. Home, swee
home. "-.Dts 0easrprett Its ttutiten grlums TN 81
ioter. - 46rrp DtlIun In Sutss Ssaat. Gin fSanf,r
M,nn."-Nob!esse obligce. Grtaufe f1rttee Gree.
leu tunpn unb 5-st. Dou- las. - Die 5artiteas. -
:Gonssni. N n fnuss,as. - Das Spnntaaseierle M rs
nen. g.eettp btf! - @aase ben 8uilur. - Gnraaal
&rsni,. 49, gsstr.re Qsrfaeasse auisetau4t. - aus @ros.
,~Artttenatn. &a@aea. DtaH&la At. 8rantretd unD Ysru.
6ret na@ &ut(&tt t6nnen mir fin0<n !:
Das TIA III e.an ea i'm sui9 brrun2
So bent 80 it : arlintu m."
.eSn o0eu @rcbRipten Der unipa bon:
u,enien Mine &tB'er Wo@e bic @el6lSa
anp ie nah Ter @r5be bes puluerpor-
xatbB murpen son 5000 Salu.l9lNe
Q~teefeuerl.
5&e meIreten. ea6 bic rsputlifantl1e
~pa1xi in, Noreearolina 1earei6 9erpelen.
rat rt.r rsputtfantf4e @ouperneursfon'
-1leat' Gdr,ptu nit elmer Wajori,1t BON
=nebe on 2OOO S,tmmcn eefelt. Sn
New Dorf lief man Greuoenb1uer i'm
~Gitp>5aIl<pa In @t9enpou
elmer ritl,asn Yoltemenee traden. pa6 bic
'Gritune Of6ee unp 1ammauyz6 Gall in
1bren @runopeRen erbsbten, unp in 8
lepo basts man auf betpe1 Seiten nse
miami Hluiie5 N6Ier> Batterien oafae.
feut. Wdbrenp piele BARD ,preuSiid.
MrtiQerifen" tecient, ronnerten, ipa pis
menee NIT f!ineenpsm Spiel unp fir
&c ben 6abnen pur@ pie @tra6en. Sn
,daen repubIifan,lben 3eitun9eu frabtfn
biz fe9re'&en &a mpfbdpne
~etn frSsli&en @orsen an"
So bot Is renn an oendoencer an
noneirun9 ps8 A'ceen @chensreian,6 i
nttt 8efehlt. } GroBoem ober trdumsn
BE Eu'fcS Der @reeley. pre0s, Ne held
per l9 nob immfr auf Gem ~Morlh.
mad berlin" upo idreiSen's 70 ID :
rem W'bsn. Den aru:sn Wlenl@en in
@eaenpea, no, nur Wreeleybldl,er aele1en
.vtreen, miro ss ebenlo eebsn, spte ben
parilrrn. wel@e rie Nahrldt Don nen,''
4icrerlasea pom W6ub unp 5pidern
pia &span e,bisltsn UNI .pannS e1lr ,ear
tibt' bSrarn slau6ten. >'S>
Bie es bel Den 8ransUien ro@ brute
bembenfe0 febt unp itets fsf psbsn MIR.
rob 0t ibre% !6tte ccm erilsn biz
auu, lebten nur purd ~8"rutb" tetom>
r,en, 70, rptrp. Is 1eitens, Der Demotrars
uues,maht. 4ba,fl6t iein,s eas lie III
Ncrrearolina rur@ uWab!f truA" Der:
titt pur9 rie uSaieui!en Is rnts," 9e
{9laesn uures. Mer an A*'t'en B!6pz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-15

&epublifQnt10e Npmt<
nQttpuen.
:Iir Vratecnt.
ain" ! 5..@raut,
ron,S4inpis.
Sir Bic: :prGIsent,
5.nrn 4eilfou,
=.
Dur NaH1dIlett5.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-24
q ~H ES .
IL c r AZ 49, -

"A firm in Shtfi5ld. England. have just
succeeded in rolling the largest armnr pla tes
ever made. The plates are intended to pro
tect the turrets Of the great war ship Devas-
tation, which is being built at Portsmouth,
Each plate weighs twenty -four tens and
measures twenty feel in length. nine feet in
breadth and eight inches in thicknes
1T is not generally known that the fa>
nous vessel, the Victory, Lord Nelson's cid
flag ship. is still in existence. This old ship
Of war of glorious memory Ia to Es sold soon.
ard, il is TO be expected. will fetch large
sum. The wonder is, however. that the
British G vernment-presuming that the
Victory is still in lis hande-should part with
1t.
The Cncinnati Commercial. independent
radical, thinks Grant cannot be al happy as
he was. 1t says: One Of hi, brothers. in
law has made fool ,f himself ih New Or
.eans, and another Of the same valuable class
of relatives has done the like thing 10 Cupen-
hagen. while still another has been discovered
III an enterprise of a dsrerutabie character
in New York
The English have fitted out an exuedi-
tion to search for Dr.. Livingstone L is
commanded by Lieut. Dawson, and boasts
among its members the second son Of DR..
Livingstone. who was born twenty years ago
near Lake Nigami. Africa. The latest let>
tiers received in England from Livingstone
were dated Ujy, May go, 1869, or nearly
three years ago.
Or good authority it is promulgated
abroad that two drops of turpcntiue oil in
little milk is complete autidote to phos>
phorus poison. Children not uufrequeptly
bite off the charged end Of pb, sph"ric match
es and swallow them. 1t is stated that girl
was recently saved in England who had ac>
tually eight of them iG her stomach, by this
newly discovered remedy.
1t is rumOreG from Washington tlat
Grant has swappeG horses. trading eff the
Conestoga Cameron for the more lively For
ney. 1t seems to be certain that F0rney has
broken with Cameron and that he intends TO
make war upon him. How far he will be
able to induce Grant to support him in his
proposed battle with the old Winuebaso
chieftain remains to be sesn.
General Custar authorizes General Sber-
iian to contradict the statement that he
(Custar) held the first buffalo killed in the
late hunt by the tail. while The Grand Duke
dispatched it. Alexis coufirms the contra
diction in beautiful letter TO his parents.
Jenkins. who saw the billet. distinctly re-
calls the passage wherein the Grand Duke
most solemnly asserts that the buffalo in
question had no tail.
A boy named Mutzsbaugh, at Duncan
non. was out cunning on Saturday week
and got shot through the wrist making 50
serious wound as to require amputation of
the hand. II appears that the boy was
standing holding his gun, with one end on
the ground and the other in the hand, when
his dog jumped up to him. struck the trigger
of the gun. and discharged the load, which
went thr rough ths wrist.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-24

CAN SUCH THINes BE2-And now Erie
has insuIted Fred. Douglass. The other dav
the great Frederick arrived in that CITY, and
being tired, f0ot>sors and weary. proposed
to ride from the depot to the Reed House in
al omnibus int the driver, NOT having the
fear of the Civil Rights bill before his eyes,
refused Frederick a seat And his troubles
didn't end even here. for arriving at that
famous hOstelry. be was assigned room, but
notified that if he would partake of the fur
ther hospitaites of the house, he would
have to submit to eat his roast chicken and
drink his coffee in his own room, and not at
the public table. Alas alas can this be
thus, in district represented by GIenni w.
ochoheld. and in county which gave Grant
three thousand FIVE hundred maturity? Let
Schofeld's committee come back from New
Orleans at ones and investigate. and in the
meantime Grant ought to proclaim martial
law and suspend the writ Of hobeaS corpus -
TituSrille Courier.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-24

Ir looks now aS if Col Mcclure would
have justice done him in his contest with
Mr.. Gray, whose election rs Senator from
the Fourth (Phila.) district, there is abun-
dant reason to believe, was accomplished
bY fraud. On motion of Mr. BuckaIew,
democrat, it was agreed that a committee
of seven Senators, six of whom should be
elected by ballot aud the seventh drawn
by chance, should be constituted TO hear
aud decide upon the evidence in this case,
and on Wednesday last this was done, and
resulted in the election of Messrs Buck
aiew, Davis and Dill, democrats, Messrs.
White, Fitch and Mumma, republicans,
and the selection of Mr.. Brodhead, demo-
crat, his name being the last left in the
urn, as per method agreed upon. AS The
contestant are both Republicans, the CONS
mittee should have been made up of Dem.
ocrats exclusively, but as it is full justice
Will no doubt be done in the case.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-24

IHE annual meeting of the stock holders
oil tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was held in Phiadelphia on Tuesday last.
Tue report of the directors for last year
show tha revenues of the lines operated
by the company and the amounts paid for
their working expenses, etc as follows /:
From the Panna. r ,ilroad and branches.
Sso.7l9.836 95; Philadelphia and L, Rail-
rad, S3,542 263-73 +; total, $22 2G2 100 hS.
Expenses Of both railroads, SIS, 365 ,697. OF;
prolits. So 1896 ,408 81. Deducing dividends,
Interest, NC, amounting to $5426.ll So,
there is left balance to the credit of profit
aud loss on account Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company of 81 47O, 29O 49, From
which deduct the excess Of advances made
by the company over the amount received
from the united com panies of the New Jersey
and Philadelphia and Trenton railroads to-
wards the payments of interests. dividends.
aud operating expenses, sc prior to Janus
aTy l, 1872. 1886, ,236 %, less the profits of
the lease of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago and Pittsburgh and Erie railroads
until transferred to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company on April l, 1871, S7S4,824.-
W. leaving net balance 20 the CT edit of the
business Of 1871 Of 1924 $40 81.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-24

The llollidaysburg Standard has been
permitted to publish the following extract
fSom letter written by J Z. Leet. edi>
Itor OF a radical newspaper in Louisiana,
TO his uncle, Maj J. ID. Laet, demos
crat, of HolIidaysburg. The writer bears
fair and ample testimony TO the ability
and tact of our efficient and manly Cons
gresham, Hon. II. NJ. Speer, who occu-
pied, it would seem, until called home
last week on important business, tue most
prominent position on the Congressional
committee appointed to investigate the
election frauds in New Orleans, and ac>
Quilted himself with honor TO his friends,
his party and himself Here is the
extract:
''Mr. Speer, your congressman, at whose
o'sctlon l remember you were so much Te-
jIiced. ia rapidly making a reputation as an
examiner of witnesses. He is already nc,
knowledged as the champion Investigator Of
tue committee, and he goes into the innoceuts
OF both factions with a zast that brtrays his
determination to make n vast deal of Demo.
cratic capita out Of our unfortunate Repub-
lican split. lie 10 a little fellow, but as keen
as raz1r. The other congressman always
k'"e tHe "'tuess comparatively easy over
hauling and leave the closing work to Speer.
Ills voice rings out sharp and clear, his ques-
tions 60 as unerringly as an arrow to their
mark, aud it is then the fun begins. must
confess that he has extraordinary ability Ifor
Democrat) and say that admire his vim.
Unfortunately for the cause of fRepublicanism
tao party officials in Louisiana are generally
bad and corrupt set, and Speer is therefore
tllling field that cannot but be fruitful. He
doubtless thinks the exposure he is making
Of Republican rascals will damage the party
all over the country. This admit, but he
will likewise benefit the Republican party of
this State by bringing to the surface the dis
hnrest acts Of those who have disgrac,d It.
thus snabiug it tos spew tbem out aud purify
itself"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-24

LEGISLATIVE PAY-The State of Penn
sylvania pays the members Of her LegIslas
ture $1,000 each per session, aud this seems
to be the highest salary paid to any LessIa
tuTe in the Union. In New England Maine
and Vermont pays 81. Rhode Island 81. and
New Hampshire 81 90 per day and Massa-
chusetts 81 so session. New Jersey paws
S3 day for 40 days. and after that 81 so.
Delaware pays So a day, and the same rate
is given in West Virginia Michigan, indiana,
New York, Kansas and Nebraska Tennes-
see gives 81 day; Missouri. Maryland aud
Iowa, s.; North Carolina. Arkansas. Ala
bama. Virginia. SDuth Carolina and Cal;for>
mia. Sc j; Georgia and Mississippi, 81; Lou>
isiana and Texas, S8. and Nevada, SO 10
Wisconsin the ratio is $3.50 session. and in
Illinois and Florida the rate is fixed at each
session. Considering the price Of living. the
expensiveness Of politics, and the luxurious
habits Of most members Of the Legislature
these salaries do not seem to be so high ms
10 warrant men without other visible means
of support making going to the Legislature''
profession. Yet many do this, attracted
by other allurcments. and if the character
and money value Of these allurements could
be set out in facts and figures by some ex>
member, We have no doubt they would prove
very interesting readirg.