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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-08-14
Letter From Speaker Blaine to-
Charles Summer.

I alhlsIA, -ht-i Jul olr 10 So
Hon. Charles Sumner, United States
Senator-Dear sir Your letter pub.
lished in the papers this morning will
create profound pain and regret
among your former political friends
throughout New England Your
power to injure General Grant was
exhausted in your remarkable speech
in the Senate Your power to injure
yourself was not fully exercised until
you announced an open alliance with
the southern secessionists in their eff
forts to destroy the Republican party
of the nation.
| have but recently read with much
interest the circumstantial and minute
account given by you in the forth vol
ume of your works of the manner in
which you were struck down in the
Senate chamber in 1856, tor de-
Tending the rights of the negro. The
Democratic party throughout the
south, and according to your own
showing to some extent in the north
also, approved that assault upon you
Mr.. Toombs, of Georgia, openly an
nounced his approval of it in the SEN
ate, and jefferson Davis, four mounths
after its occurrence, wrote letter to
South Carolina in fulsome eulogy of
Brooks for having so nearly taken
your life. 1t is safe to say that ev-
ery man in the south who rejoiced
over the attempt to murder you was
afterward found in the rebel conspir-
acy to murder the nation,
Ii is safe to say that every one of
them who survives is today your fellow
laborer in support of Horace Greeley.
In 1856 he would indeed have been a
a rash prophet who predicted your
fast alliance sixteen years after with
Messrs. Toombs and Davis in their
efforts to reinstate their own party in
power. In all the startling mutations
of American politics nothing so mar
velous has ever occurred as the fellow
ship of Robert Toombs, Jefferson Da-
Wis and Charles Sumner in o joint ef-
fort to drive the Republican party
rom power and hand over the gov
srnment to the practical control of
hose who so recently sought to de-
;troy it.
1t is of no avail for YOU to take re-
'uge behind the public record of Hor-
Ice Greeley Coneeding for the sake
# argument (as / do not in fact be-
level that Horace Greeley would re-
main firm in his Republican princi-
lies, he would be powerless against
he Congress that would come into
,ower with him in the event of his
lection. We have had recent and |
triking illustration, in the case of
Andrew Johnson, of the inability of |
he President TO enforce apoliey, or
ven measure, against the will of
congress. What more power would
here be in Horace Greeley to enforce
. Republican policy against Demo-
ratio Congress than there was in
Andrew johnson to enforce Demo-
ratio policy against Republican
congress And besides, Horace
ireeley has already. in his letter of
taken ground practically
gainst the Republican doctrine so
ften enforced by yourself, of the du-
Y of the national government to Sc
ure the rights of every citizen to
rotection of life, person and proper
y. In Mr. Greeley's letter accepting
he Cincinnati nomination he pleases
very Ku Klux william in the South
" repeating the Democratic cant
bout ''loeal self-government," and in
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HCNORs OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The serret OF Dr. Livfngstone's Con-
.tinued Voluntary Exile,

Il had to give him (Dr. Living
stonel FIVE years news 70 begin
with. ."-C0rreSpOndeHce Of the Her
aid Expedition IN search Of DR.
LiriHGstOHs.
General Grant is President of the
United States.r
Since when 2r
For the last four years
Indeed; ; And what else has
transpired -
Half Of Chicago has been burned
10 ashes; loss two hundred million
dollars. France and Prussia have
had devastating war. Prussia "
teriy yanquished France in an unins
terrupted series of tremendous bat
ties and brilliant victories. The En-
peror Napoleon is an exile. The
Queen of Spain has been driven from
the throne, and she and her family
are in exile. An italian Prince i
King Of Spain. Charles Dickens has
been dead two years A negro has
been numbered among the Senators
of the United States. Jim Fisk was
shot in a vital part by person NAM
ed Stokes, and one set Of doctors
proved to the satisfaction of a jury
that another set Of doctors killed the
man with q probe; and, as that was
entirely legitimate, nobody was hang
ed. \ dozen official rufians ran the
city of New York in debt S125, ,0OO.-
600 in four years, and stole $4,000
600 from the public treasury for their
private use, and live TODAY unwhip-
ped of justice Women vote now in
one Of the Territories, and a nOtori-
Gus woman is a candidate for Presi-
dent. France Is . Republic, and
Henry ROchefort an exile. Mazzini
Is dead. China has sent great en-
bassy abroad into the world TO make
treaties with the natives.
Japan has undergone 4 bloOdless rev.
olution more marvellous than any
ever created by the sword, and Is be-
come free land; the great nO6ies
have voluntarily reduced themselves
to the condition of private citizens;
they have disbanded their armies Of
-etainers and yielded up their vast
revenues to the government rail
roads and telegraphs are being built.
colleges established, and Western
dress and customs introduced. The
tycoon is dethroned, and the Mikad0
,eigns untrammelled He has CONS
put from his ancient seelusioa. and
exhibits himself to all the world in
he public streets with hardly an at
.endant He is going to France
Horace Greeley is the Democratic
for President Of the United
States. and all rebeldom hurrahs for
him He"
Hold on You have told ME stu
,endous things, and with eonhding
born of contact with these
children Of Africa, was
iwallOwing them peaeeably down
,ut there is limit to all things. |
I'M simple, guileless, Christian man,
md unaequainted with Incorporate
but when YOU tell me that
Horace Greeley Is become Demo-
rat, and the rebels swing their hats
nd whoop for him, I east the tradi-
ions Of nv education to the winds
nd saw, ~I'H be damned to all .etern-
sy if believe it. tAfter a pause.)
NV trunk is paced to go home, but
shall remain in Africa, for these
hings may be true after all; if they
re | desire 10 stav and .unlearn my
UJIJIJI CSYENBEMBE.
Interpreter to the Expedition
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Read the Following List of
Claims Paid.

James Joice. New York City, sI-5Oo. payment
Overdle I months.
r. II. G Hampe New York City, sIOO0. pay
ment overdue manths and days.
Mrs. q. r. Hart. Chicago H. 5000, payment
overdue months and Is days.
II. r. Moore, Boston. Mas, $1,000 payment
Ovcriue months and 10 DAYS.
James IA. AdAir. New Maysville. Ind, ~ 900.
payment overdue months ana DAYS
Bernard O'Girady. Detroit. Mich. 5000, pay
ment overdue years. 10 months and IL days.
Jones ID. EstahrOok. Fitchburg. Mass. 81 600.
overdue years, l month and days.
GOODCHII-D \ MARSHALL Agents
june Eta Somerset. Pa.
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I JIJIJI CNYEMBEMBE,
Interpreter to the Expedition.

\ cOlored preacher in Sparta, Ga,
some time ago, was heard TO say in a
funeral sermon of deceased brother:
=" He ruminates no longer among US /;
he have exonerated from the syllo-
gisms of this worlds discTKnenations,
and when he gets TO de cold dry
streem of de River Jordin the KerO-
sines and Periphenes viii meet him
dare to row him over on dry land
to the sylverstering city"
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No. 9.

Davis is not the same Charles SUM-
ner thew have hitherto idolized, any
more than Horace Greeley, eheered
to the echo in Tammany Hall, Is the
same Horace Greeley whom the Re
publieans have hitherto trusted The
black man Of this country will never
be ungratefuI for what you have done
for them in the past, nor in the bitter
ness of their hearts willtbey ever forget
that. heated and blinded BY personal
hatred OF one man, YOU turned your
back on the millions to whom IN past
years yon have stood as shield and
bulwark ef defeEee
Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, JAMES e.. BLAINE.
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The Improved
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE.
New Draw Feed,
LOCK STITCH.

There are some points IN a Sewing Machine thai
ladies' desiring - pnrshase, shouid take into eOn-
siderati0n. namely:
IAghtness Of running
Ease 0f Management
capacity 90 do the Work Required.
Freedom from Noise. and
NOn-I-iability 10 get ont Of Order.
We claim that the IMPROVED ELLIPTIC
possesses all thess points, and that ii Is
THE VERY BEST
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This ia 20 certify that my late husband. Daniel
Il. Thompson. was insured in the Berkshire Lille
Insurance Company. PittsfslL. Mass, for $1,000,
December 18th. ls7O, premium payable quarterly.
That two payments were made up t0 June 18th.
ISL that he died October 18th. four months after
be aied 10 make his payment.
The usual proofs of death were forwarded 70 the
Company. and the fun amount Of the policy, less
the two quarterly payments due at the time Of his
death. was paid % me by their General Agent in
Philadelphia. ". ". Graves. nt their Office. :. ".
cUrler Chestnut and Eleventh Streets.
tSignedl NETTIE THOMPSON.
". H Greene late OF New \ 0rk. insured a few
wears since In the Berkshire Life Insurance Com
Iany ior q. 5Ol- but owing to misfortune In busi
ness unable % make auy payment 10 the
company during year and i've months prior 10
Als dccease. l have this day paid cat the New
l0rk oiice of the Company. "a Broadway, corner
Of Nh1mcers street, three thousand two hundred
aha ninety nine dollars this being the ull amount
ue " hi widow. After dedllcilug the overdue pay
nents and interest
!. r. F.RANCTSCUS.
New York March ilth, 20. Superintendent
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/ caught her gently by the arm.
my gentle, blue-eyed Kate. She eri-
ed, " Let go, you fool, you hurt my
vaccinate.r
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FAMILY MACHINE
Now Manufactured.

Ami we solicit an examination Of f. Agents want
ed In every county, to whom viii give the m0st
liberal terms
EATON BROS. - Filth Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Josh Billings says he viii never
patronize lottery so long rs be can
hire anybody else TO rob him at rea-
sonable wages.
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Terms of Publication
Th. Somerset Herald

,,..,., ers-v weinssiay Morning at 3 %
=. = ,-.gr,. if paid in advance otherwise > :"
,,,u invariably he eiiarzeo- ...,, .,r,-
:, subscription viii be iis''n'nued Unit. AZ ar
-.,iI rp. Postmas'ers ncgieetins to
- 4. ,vs., sllaribcrs do not take out their
n'''iz = - be5 liable for the subscription
fai'.s - rruoying from one Postofiiee TO an
-, 1--WE as the name Of the former as
'''.i ~. ,,-,.sent esEce. Address.
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For example: suppose you are -thirty-iiye years
Of age and take Reserve Fund Policy at Or
binary life rates
one annual payment VIII insure ycu years and
days
Two annual payments viii insure you : years
and L days.
Three annual payments viii insure y0u years
and y days
Five annual payments VIII insure you 10 years
and q days.
Six annual payments will insure You L years
and II days
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- 4 MILLER has permanently located
| +, Rerlin for the practice OF his pruiession--
i'rirs opnssite Charles krissingcr's store.
mr. ~ --J-tf
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Business Cards,

- "a RgUBAKER tenders his professional
Ds.--i-as % the citizens 0f Somerset and vlein-
L flfFra ia residence. one l1Ur west OF the Bar
~ ff1-. Jan. q. 20.
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.1v NpTICE.-Alexander H. C0nroth has
| resumed the practice Of law in Somerset and
-1.Iuing c1unties. Olhce in the Recorder office.
l.f, l5 70
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be sale In the nandS OF the democrat
ie party, you delusie and mislead
them, do not say wilfully, but none
the less really. The small handful of
Republicans, compared with the
whole mass, who unite with yourself
and Mr. Greeley in going over to the
Democratic party, cannot leaVen the
whole lump Of political uasoundness
even if you preserve your own origi-
nal principles in the contact The
administration of Mr. Greeler, there
fore, should he be elected, would be
in the whole and in detail a Demo
cratic administration, and yeu would
be compelled to go with the current
or repent and turn back wheh too
late to mend the evil you have done.
Your argument that Horace Gree
lev does not become Democrat by
receiving Democratic vote-illustrat-
ing it by the analogy of your own
election to the Senate-is hardly per-
tineat. The point is not what Mr.
will become personally, but
what will become the. complexion of
the great legislative branch of the
government, with all its vast control
ling power. You know very well
Mr.. Sumner, that if Mr.. Greeley is
elected President, Congress is hand I
ed over to the control of the party (
who have persistently denied the
rights Of the black man. What
course YOU will pursue toward the
colored man is of small consequence
after you have transferred the power
1f government te his enemy.
The colored men of this country 4
are not, as class, enlightened; but
.hey have wonderful instincts, and
when they read your letter they will
Enow that at great crisis in their
ate YOU deserted them. Charles
Sumner cooperating with Jefferson
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JENKINS g. POPIIAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NEEIfNE- MARSHALL pI1II nINn

OFF1CE-NO. MARSHALL BUILDING,
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Will practice in the Courts of the State and the
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Departments at Washington. Special attention
given to cases arising under the Revenue and
Bankruptcy laws of the United States.
NH 15d&wtf
Congress having recently passed a bill provid-
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the examination and adjustment of the claims OF
LOYAL CITIZENS of the South, for stores or
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for the use of the army, including the use and
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military service of the United States, and there
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We refer by permission to Jno. b. Davis Pres
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Hon. Jas IL. Platt, do; Hon. Charles II. Porter
do; Hon. w. II. H. Stowell, do.
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