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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23
WILLIAM H. wgHEEEhTLEYs
DTEIEG AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
OHesi 40 jefferson 81, GSSTGstOwB, d. &.
KEtablilhOd 1851.

PTomiuTRagAFded By the hslTopohtSn Msshaulos
Institute nj, and IL nou one OF tho Oldest largest
country,
Beet place In ths District for cleaning or DyoIEE
9ontlomenu clothing.
kIsYthlnE GPPsTiaininE 10 the business well and
promptly eIeontsd.
ones CLOSES daily q sunset, except fAtnriGy when
II vii be open until a0 D. m,
Post Omaa B0H 1la. aps
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23
New Advertisements.


nOARDISO -BUARD, Win OR WITHOUT
~ hOOhh, In q good locality COW aniont TO tnO
hIooutlVo Departments, Apply at 01B Twelfth
SlIsei, hstHeah ald h slTeets horthNes Ssp2lu
WIN. WARDkR,
w Dealer In
HIOKoRS, JAR GiD iINRE W0oD,
Either ssHsd ARd FPit Or 10 % Stick Delivered Al
short Notice
OFFlOE OORNER ~ FIRST AND d STREETS
NOHfHWkaT, SsPa1 I'm
Al OTlOR,-nY Mutual qOHSENT THK %.
~ PAHfhklShIP heTetoiaFa sIiatlna between
the uadsfsiensd has lhls dAI bseq dissglyed, al
JONR5 ard NATHANIEL TtL6HMAN, sad AZ
dshts due tue said hrm will DO paid 70 the ssid
RICHARD JONES.
NATHANIEL STmuaMAE.
marx,
PHILIP n MERIDITH.
mari
WAsHRGToH, Sept u, VA Sop2s'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23
By r. "a II iU W,iAaNEy, Real E;sG,s grsLor
between l and H.

TRUSTRE's sALR or TWOaTORY FRANK
RLsSEsFN srR RF TUE bkTw fAsE sI REp u
bTRhhfs NORTHWEST. - 'N =
By yIris s Of I. d s. Of tIast p ne d.tNe Jan
ioliS 70 one q the land records for Wa hin tob
S0uny, pi.lnet o. OonmbiA and a. the written
SW9ssT "a re pTsnltSs % the highest bidder, on
Lot q 10 LsooArd 3. OhApmEnS recorded snbdisisioh
o. the north half Of IquAro s5 together with the i'm
House. - ''-S
Tenns Ons third cash balance In slI, twelve and
slEhtSen months, To DO secured b. deed Of trust 90
me property: One hundred dolGrs down on ths day
% sale Ooa OF oonNOyAn oinG and stamps 70 be paid
" ne purchases In case the terms not complied
Win ulthln I've daIs after The alls the PTopoTT viii
be Tesod Al the T.k and cost Of The dslantinG pnT
ohha8r. HURHROD ROHINRflN TrastsS
eolSeo4da Ii. II. WARMER, AnotionoaT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23

RYH COLEMAN AHstlOnesF,
avenue.
Parties dSelnhH HOuIskssp or buslfFssS viii bnd
u 70 thelF advantage 70 call on me- ~ will paT 80
Tor the Eooda q eel a public Alotioh a ios Der
seqt1ge hpS1Ps sals1 SVEN TUksDAY, THpRB
bAh And hAEuhDAh' mhN9dns
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23
r. GEORGETOWN SEMINARY,

Tue e1eroisss Of this Institution will he resumed
ON MONDAY, September 10, with full coIps Of
etBolent TeAohfrn. Aunl1 I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
9eGano.

amheream, IA. Sft.-llnisrs ia
tbplilben Witblrser baben zen Mutb,
nit rem Staate IN Goncunen, III trsten.
gus eissnen Witteln wplsn ie cine To-
s~enannte bSbere SB1ter6uls erri6ten,
no slasS selsbrt Mir, mas man auf ben
Staatsibulsn nur lsrnen fam, uup To-
gar nod Gins mebr, peilen @eri6t allies
Anecre in Gle SSbs lbueiIt, uSmli1 bic
Heli9icn. Sei seniisenrer Sbeilnabms
mirp RE Shule i'm Septembcr finftiS
gen Sabres erSHnst weresn. 6iirpabr
Gin fibnes llnterfan9en, eas Spb uno
Sanf in bbditsr TiQe mrpieEg!-&aS
Der rbmtib fatbplil6e Slerus nibt Mue5
pcrl6ulrst Die iprialiiiiden llnruben
in Der Sabrifitaet Gnlbere perpen unter
s4neern gum Sbeils Ger taibplildsn 0siits
li6feit CUR 1alt selsst, neil cisic cen ia
tbplil6sn @sbsm pas @rtritsn an rsn
Selttasen unterlast bat. .4ibcrale" Slats
ter %Ysrlansen rislerbalb eine nparlemsns
tariI6e Gnauete". Das 1000 Sabre alte
@stot Der MISUNDERSTANDING III aud ~
Yeraltet INN in unleur mpeernen Belt
serulpet su mercen, tsmsrft nit 3s9t
Ok Spc". 9erm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27

&pm, s. Stt.-Oie fuge Oauer Gee
@ufentbaltS 9ietcr Gmanusls bat bic
uniufriecenbeit ieiner bieiissn s(nbdnssr
auf's bSdfe ssaeisert. Die sibsrta,
rpelde ii6 bauis pfieiSisr Wittbeilune
lan8sn erfreut, Sibt bic @eiinnun9en UNI
isrsr ssmabisten e~iteralen fpIssnrermas
zen funr: vOab Der SSnis fprtmdbs
renc fern BON Gpm tpeilt, cient nidt ,ur
SsrmeerunS icnrern pielmebr CUR Ser
minceruns irines InIebens. Die gu
DE iebt ii6 tsinabe pie a~tnsisuns an,
orer, mRdten mir iasen, psnn mir niHt
Tirtteten, bic YerIpn pe5 85nigS ~ bes
leicisen, wie Irpg, uno III nunmebr nur
nod Elm rsni9 ebrenY0llcr 3"8 I'M Sc
ben res Mpnar6rn. Wtr appeliren an
allr llnpartbeiilden, cb lie Ger glrIGt
llnc, eae rer 8bnig cine i65ne 8pUe
ipie!t. gSic remGtbtBenp 1T ni6t Ger
Serslei6 ;pil6en Gem S5nis, Der ME in
Som weilt UNI CEN ppfsrnutbtsen Ses
amter, her rem SunSer, cem Sieber, tais
lsnr Standardization, ia cem Spre
trcBt, I'm nur in Gtom bleiten ,u fSnnen.
g8ie Gem aber aud INNER iein mas, bic
SADIE Sebt psn Stni9 piel ndber an, als
nns INN aereidt renjcnism gum Staz
zen, Ter, mir wiilm ni6t Oh llrbeber
ocer Spfer rerlslten iit.-Sp he ,9iberz
ia" pom 6. Oft, rem Sage, ais Sictcr
emanuel nod in &pm peypcilte, UNI
atsnrs 10 llbr na6 Neapsl ab;ureiien.
Sp carf man lid aud ni6t wuncern,
wenn, wdbrenp pes &5niss Ntpeienbeit
bierielbit Garriratursn ausseseben pcrs
psn pie Die, peldc ras Supslblatt Don
pirlrne" am 4. trahte, no spr Gem lee
rem ftnisli9er Sbrcn Der Sntencant
Der ftnisli9en Gisiaiite Iilirnen aui
WiaiOnen in eines sdbnrnpen absrune
bintinpirit, wdbrenp Der Sinamminiter
cieielben ben jammernren Stalisnsrn abs
sipin9t unc bic tSnisliten 9eibsarcen be-
trunfen nnbertanmeln. llriprinsli9 la6
auf Dem Sbrpn Sietpr emanuel, ater
Der Staatsanwalt perlanste rte Gntfsrs
nuns rieier 5isuE rpsesssen sr alss
rlebriss a%nteanfanest rur6sebsn liss.
z. @.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
IGnemarf.

&ppenba9en, 18. NpS. = Sort
rplbrcnp treffrn Sertbte Tier Die bon
Dem Sturm in YOriger @Sp9e anssri6tes
ten entlesli6sn Ssr9rerunsen Elm. Sn
S6lespis Splltcin purcsn mebrere DIR
fer y rbeert.
eaut Nadri6ten aus zen prcpinssn
iinp Die BON rem Sturme anssrihtstsn
@srpiiitunsen beiipieups. Sn pielsn
Safen llnp bic Osi6e unp Ntsusssrabsn
,srit5rt pereen uno Der 0ebensyerlult lpG
lsbr srps isin. Der auf Der, lpesen ibrer
Srudttarfeit iebr ssribmten Sniel Sal
tier, welbcr Der uSbifsarten OdnemarfS"
senannt rirc, anseri&tete Sdacen, miro
auf mebr ais 1 100000 Hei1Stbaler per-
anl6last. Der 8bnis bat ben nptblei
peHeen Ginnpbnern llnteritIBuna se@
pGbrt unp rie &Snisin bat pie Sublfrips
tirnslilte nit Der llntersei6nuns elmer
nambaften Sxmne erSfnst unp fdbrt
zen YoriiB bein llntsritaBunssssretn.
Der Marineminifer bat Zen Sefebls<
babern rdniI9er 8riessi9ifs uno ben
Gpmmanpanten Der Warineitationen ben
suftras ertbeilt. ben i9ifbri6isen Wa>
trplen jepsn mSsli6sn Seiitanp ,u sss
tpGbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
&nTemDmrger Gazette.

Der pur6 zen ealifornilaen @ein BON
einem lunsjdtrisen Wasenfatarrb sebeilt
wurte.
@ir Yer6fsntliden nod Die einssls
men 8rantbeitsfdqe Bel renen Ger @sin
quite @irfuns bervUrbriusen iuu:
I. &bsumatismus
2. Gnt;incunsen
3. Sdwerbeilenpe 8unrsn;
A. 6ieber;
5. DiarrbOe;
6. Scrppbulpie;
Z. Sdwadesultdnpe
8. Ma9 erid5pfenpen 8ranfbsiten.
Gan Sranr. @brppit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27

ries flr cine Yroppcation, unp einise
junSe SuriGe aus Gplmar ielcn iber
Die 6abnentrdSer Der, 10 rab rie gauge
Oemcnfration nit einisen blutissn S5ps
fen enciste. Man iast Icsar, elmer Der
NilitdrpFiatissn Jet 70 libel sussridtet
rprcen, tab er fulssnpe Na6t i'm So
Ipital ftarb. Sbi9pn bic Ausbetuna
swei Gla1en, ndmli9 bic BON 1851
une 1852, triHt 70 1T sis ;3abl
Der unter bic peut d. Sab
trstsntencen iunse eeuts isbr serins. =
Die Option bat ben ar5sten Ibeil raz
bon NIT mad 6ranfrsid fortserihsn. 60
siebt eS srSsere Srtidaften, no porber
80, 60 unp nod msbr gum Iilitarcient
SsrpFi9tet lraren, unp jeBt CAB eS rsrsn
5, 6, b5hfens 10 une cas- fir 2 Sabre
%miteinaneer, fir wsl6e 2 GlaIsn aufaes
rufeh iinb. aasS 1T mad Mmerita DEER
mad Granfrei& sesansen Elm idwsrer
une ME senus ;u tspauenpsr gsrluit fir
unier 9anc. @crm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
Nus nem Glia6.

Die WilitIrauSbebuns sebt
felt siuisen Sassn son Stattsn, ie sers
lduit Ysrbaltnibmdbis rubis. Ginise
GrreiIe inn bier unp pa sprssfpmmen,
IL teiipielSweils in Gplmar, no cini.
sc junse MilitavRi&tise aus . IN b
Soften Itei Gplmarl nit preasiibsr
6abns in zen @aNen Ger Staet berums
Ssscsen lnr. Die Ginwsbuai9aft bielt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27

penn Der Sertrauenss 8eidlub ni9t cine
pole Stimmensabl unb cine sr5ssre Waz
ipritat stbalie. Die sur ainten sebSrts
gen abacpreneten bisItsn beute cine Ser.
iammluns uno beidlpEen, cine DeIesa<
tipn an cen prdIpenten su I9iden, uut
Jpn ;u tcpesen, bon ieinem Yorbabex
ab;ufebcn. Die. Deputatipn ma&te
5rn. Sbiers beute Na9mittas tbr.
a%ufpartuns unc erfubr pon ibm, bas
sr nod INNER ;u %reiisniren ssnsist let,
IA er ieins 0elunpbeit ansesrifsn fable.
auseroem made cas SerbaItea sr
&s6ten IS ~unmSsli6 fur i'm Der 8ss
sisruns nod Idnser vor3ufeben. Die
Irniee iet lsstersr erseben unp Surge
fir cine s~eOrrnete llsbsrlisfsruns Der
@ewalt in ieinss Na6folsers 0dnps.
Die Delegation periidsrts rsm prais
benton, taB bic 9infe nprsen ODER an,
DOnnsritas bic nit lsiner anF&t I'M
GinflanSe fsbeneen neutrality-suspicious.
prpjefte rorlesen reree, rsren annabme
einem SsrtrauenSpptum pcafommea
sleidfime.
al6 Gle Mitsliscsr Der 8e6ten btelz
ten cine Seratbuns. Gle bsl9lpien, f&
jecsr fcrlnslIsn prpflamiruns elmer Res
putlif ;t pireriegsn, ii6 Ger Setbsais
sun8 an Serbinrunsen our Biecnbers
itslluns elmer Wonar6ie gu ~ntbalteu II.
fef auf BEN Ssrtrase BON Sprpsaur 10
Serbarren. llebrisens erflaren iis in psa
Seltlilien ibrs SersitwiQi9fsit, benz
5errn Sbisrs bic prdiipentitaft auf ess
bensscit gu sarantiren, rpsnn er oTen sie
men cpnierYatirsn Stanepunit einnsbs
men, Gin perantppr!li6eS Winitsrium
sinisBen unc auf Iein Is9t, an Der par
lamentdril6sn 9ebattc She'll W nebmen,
per;i6ten mode.
gSie rerlautet, pplIcn bic Winifter re-
iisniren man bpft a6er, ras Die ariis
prriitersrben nnp aaes beim altsn blsis
ben wire.
Gs beist ldOn pisosr, paE bic 3sate
int Sale Der &~sisnaticn pss prdfbsus
ten uno Der Witsliepsr Gin Sriumyfrat
SprIblasen psrre, caS beifeben fol- aug
WicWtabpn, Gbansarnier unp Aurelles.
@rnrs SranfrsiG !
Yrliipent Sbisrs bat 1000 Srancs
CUR untsrHlBuns Ger A~bsctrannten in
Sritrn beiseitcuert,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
Jranfrei9.
0ambetta's Hepen.


IN Der Sisuns Der Natipnal : Sers
iamm!uns am Is. Npsrmter sab Der 9lns
tras cesOeputirten @bansarnier, bic aufs
rsssnrsn &sren @amtettas in rem prps
pin;en gu risen, anla6 81 elmer itGrmis
ihen Debate. 'Gbangarnier tel6ulpiste
9amtetta Ger Ssrtrsituns ipeialidii9sr
Steen unr bsibw, rte lid ibsr bic 8abns
bsit Der &apisalsn uni bic Na6laliateit
Der 8esisruns in cem %srfatrsn ssssn
eicIelten.
Oiele y i9ulrisunSen wrurla9tsn
scwaltise Aufrsaans, Der Steencr wurs
&c sur Srcnuns serufHn. 0amtstta
letnte RE aafcrreruns ;u elmer gnts
scsnuns al unp besniste ii6 nit mits
leicisem A6ielsufen uni rann lu6ts
lbiers bic &esieruns sesen nc ansriffe
Su renbeirissn,
Bonn 10. melrsn rit tclssrapbil6sn
Dspeidsn aus paris
Die setrissn Ssrbanrlunssn in Der
NIemblee t%runrubistsn zen YraGcsnten
10 iebr, caii CT cine idlafluie Na@t bat.
! t. Gr ntISrt eae or riisniren merle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
q c M { /
Der ealifornii6e Wsin als 9silmittel.

Wein bel rem 0blfem teS N~ltertbums
ais Wericin in belonceren 8ranfbeitsfalz
len perpencet. Die alien 85nise pes
atten Teltaments Setraudten i'm ais Gin
Wittel ;ur aufmunteruns ibrer idrpins
cenpcn @eiitesfrdfte unc ielbf Gbrifus
empfeblt IN mebrcren Stelen ben 0enub
pes WsineS; ierenfaIS pabte CT camals
ai9t an ben Iempsren3prten, wel6er cen
@enub auer unp jsper ipiritutlcn Sc
trdnte perbietet.
Ocd laIen mir pas altcrtbum iest
ruben unp seben ;u unierm 5bema iber.
Sir alto unc IdwaGe pericnen fir ppn
ether I9meren 8ranfbeit 0enelenre tilcet
Der Bein idOn felt Sabrtauienrsn Gin
frdftises Seilmittel.
Dan tOnste inpss iber bic pirfiamen
Yeitanptbeile bes @eines gu feiner be-
itimmten anli6t ~selansen, 10 ZAP man
celIsn slnitissn GinHus talc ctm 8ein
ais @anses, balp zen erresencen Gisens
i1aftsn leineS IlfcbOls unp I~etberBsbal'
tes, balp Der abftrinsirenren Scripture,
oen fpnltisen Saursn anc Salsen, prer
euclid ben pbpspsatsn suidrisb, bic Der
0ein enthSlt. Man rarf nit Siderbeit
anncbmrn, IS jepe bie1er GiSenidaften
pee BeinsS in sepi6en Srantbciten ses
lpilIc @irfun9en berSprbrin8t une ZAP
bel Der einsn &ranfbeit cteie Gisenl9aft
bei Der anpern jene pirft. Oas Sire
ben Ger YerSts muB cesbnlt carauf Sc
ri6tct lrin, ourb 6etfelun9 crS wirfcnz
Den prineipsS Elm snti6eirenps5 llrtbeil
in ben siu;elncn &ranfbeitsfalen atSus
9ebsn.
Da6 brittle Seft bsS ;~lpeiten Sanres
Der Nnnalcn Der Ssncl08ie cntbdlt einen
Nrtifcl bon einem Srrrn Yreis (ri6t sl
oerwedIeln nit benz Gbcrnifer prc!B In
Gan 8rantisro, Der in @eibbier s pro
cent altpbol fanp), Der bic meptetnil1e
Birfan9 reS &eines auf Die 0elnnrbrit
in flaren SdlIen parlest. SSir cntnebnen
remIs!bsn 6ol9enres
Gin fleineS &ine rar Ypr elmer yum
oeusnt;Ineuna faum oeneIen UNI bic Ger
Ielben na6foloenee S6wabe ppate feis
mem Mitta msidrn. Sdlieslib wurre
ll%noarpein anoewenret, csm Ter gQlfrz
bclaebalt cur@ 8c6en senummen wurce,
uno ;par bate cieIes Mittel zen sr6eten
Grfcla unp flbrte cabin zen @rrtb pcs
Observation-Disclosures reS @eines in
8rantbeiten Der Sinner rtGt ceutlib su
e,fennen. Our9 peitsre SorlhunS uno
Seriube fam man ~ Ger uebrrseu9un9,
oaB Der gSein in alien 8ineerfranf>
bettrm Die IN idledtsr Grnalruns
beitsben unp in manden anpsrtn 6Saen
nod unsleid 6eipirfsn wirpe, menn er
teinsn alecbcl entbie!te ; ca6 er nod pisl
aIssmeiner anSeipencet wiree, ipenn or
ni6t burb Den MlepbOl aud Der Guam
titdt na6 in lebr ense 0ren;en einseI6lcl
fen mare.
gsi einsm aucsren 1aue purps rass
r.u, mI.t.I ,,,.,,e,Set ,,r, ON a., kxLa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-25
Letter from FrYeburg.
FRYEBURG. July %, 1872.

FRYEBURG, July %, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR Last year at this time the
press was burdened with lamentations and
complaints at the unpromising condition of
the crops, and its effects upon the prosperity
Of the country. Not only was the farmer sad
and discouraged, by his poverty stricken
fields, but the merchant and mechanic alike
felt the pressure of hard times. Now nature
smiles upon every hand. Bountiful fields OF
grass, carrying gladness to the heart of the
beholder, barns being filled to their utmost
capacity, magnificent fields of grain, trees
burdened with glowing fruit, give a glad
cheer to all. and bespeak a plentiful harvest
to the husbandman.
The quiet way of our historic town is being
gradually changed since the completion of the
P. & o. R. R., and the consequent large
amount of travel that brings the tourist and
the pleasure-seeker in quest of pure air and
rest Many have taken up their summer
abode with us and many more would do so
were there sufficient accommodations. This
difficulty is, however, being gradually over
come by the finishing and furnishing of new
and pleasant homes for the stranger. | no
tice that Mr.. William Stelphin has been put
ting his house in thorough repair, and is now
nearly ready to receive applications for board
Situated in the centre OF the village, surrounded
by beautiful trees, this place cannot be but
one of the most attractive in this section.
Politically there is but very little commo-
ton here, although there is deep-felt
interest in the approaching election. The
Republican party stands firm for Grant and
Wilson. What little sympathy the Greeley
movement might have had in the minds of
some, has been destroyed by the coalition
with Democrats north and rebels south, and
the effort now being made to induce those
who think more of their grog than they do of
| principle to bolt Perham and go for Kimball.
| When you add rum fusion to Greeley Demo-
cratic fusion it is too much for honest Republi-
| cans to take at one dose. STARK.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-25
Brown, the DueIist.

500 From the Syracuse Daily Jonrnal
The Democatic-L Liberal candidate for Vice
President, Benjamin Gratz Brown, is OH the
record as duelist. The history of the affair
is as follows: Brown was challenged to fight
duel by Lieutenant Governor Reynolds, Of
Missouri, and accepted the challenge, choosing
rifles at distance of one hundred yards.
Reynolds was near-sighted man, incapable
of distinguishing man from cow fifty feet
off, so he naturally objected to this ARRANGE
ment and requested that pistols or swords be
employed. To this the valiant Brown demur-
red, and Reynolds began to insult him every
time the two met. They never encountered
each other in the streets of st. Louis, in a
public library or any other place, but Rey-
nolds heaped insults upon the unchivalrous
Gratz, in order to provoke challenge from
him. At last, matters grew so hot that Brown
could stand it no longer. All st. Louis looked
upon him with contempt, and he finally sum-
moned up courage to send friend to Rey-
nolds, to deliver challenge and make the
preliminary arrangements for duel. p. -
Two days later the men met on "Bloody
Island" in Mississippi river, pistols in hand,
and Brown came away in carriage with a
dangerous wound in his leg. He carried a
cane for the next few months, and in this,
his first and last engagement, received his on
ly scar. This is an event in Browns career,
which illustrates his character. As duelist,
he is criminal under the laws of most of the
States, and as such how unworthy is he of the
suffrages for any Office of the moral and law
abiding citizens. Compare Brown with Will
son, and put the latter's pure life and noble
character in contrast with the dueling and
political otfenses of Gratz Brown. Can any
decent man hesitate in his choice between
these two aspirants for the confidence and
votes of the people? -.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-25

represented in Congress. If they could do this
to a good purpose, then republican institutions
were unfit and aristocracy the only true polit-
cal system. Yet what have we frequently wit
messed? Zebulon II. Vance, the unauestoned
choice of large majority of the present legis-
lature of North Carolina, majority backed by
a majority of the people, who voted at his cleo
ton, refused the seat in the federal Senate to
which he was fairly chosen, and the legislature
thus constrained to choose another in his stead,
or leave the State unrepresented for years The
votes of New England thus deprived North
Carolina of the Senator OF her choice and COM
PEELED her to send another in his stead, another
who was in our late contest like Vance, rebel
and fighting rebel, but who had not served in
Congress before the war as Vance had, though
the latter remained faithful to the Union until
after the close of his term. 1 protest against
the disfranchisement of a State presumptively,
or a number of States grounds so narrow
and technical as this; the fact that the same
Senate which refused Vance his seat proceeded
to remove his disabilities after that seat had
been filed by another, only serves to place in
stronger light the indignity to North Carolina,
and the arbitrary, capricious tyranny which
dictated it.
1 thank you, gentlemen, that nv name is to
be conspicuously associated with yours in de-
termined effort to render amnesty complete and
universal in spirit as well as in letter Even
defeat in such cause would leave a sting,
while triumph would rank with those victories
WHICH no Dioou Ieuuehs, anu winch evoke no
tears but those of gratitude and joy.
Gentlemen, your platform, which is also
mine, assures me that Democracy is not hence
forth to stand for one thing and Republcanism
for another; but that those terms are to mean
in politics as they always have meant in the
dictionary, substantially one and the same
thing, namely: equal rights, regardless of creed
or cline or color. L hail this as a genuine new
departure from outworn feuds and meaningless
contentious in the direction of progress and re-
form. Whether 1 shall be found worthy to
bear the standard of the great liberal movement
which the American people have inaugurated
With me, if steadily advance, over me if l
falter, its grand array moves ON to achieve fol
our country her glorious benefcent destiny.
remain, gentlemen, yours,
HORACE GREELEY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-25
Fighting by InuendO.
In his speech at st. Louis, on the % inst.
H.,

In his speech at st. Louis, on the % inst
Senator Schurz says:
When the San Domingo scheme was pending,
two gentlemen in intimate relations with the
White House, came to me, each one separately,
requesting my support of the project. They
assured me if l would give that support or alb
stain from opposition, all the patronage de-
sired would be at my disposal. making me in
that respect one of the most influential men in
the land, One OF these gentlemen subsequently
submitted to me in writing that the offer was
made with the consent of the President himself.
This direct implication that the President
endeavored to secure support by offers of pat
ronage is promptly met by the distinct state
ed authority from him, either directly or in
directly, to offer patronage or any other in
ducements to any Senator for his support of
the Santo Domingo or any other measure OF
the administration. He further expresses the
hope that Senator Schurz will print the let
ter upon which his statement is based, to the
end that if any one has assumed to speak for
the President he may be exposed.
The issue TINS raised should be at once set
tied by Senator Schurz. If he has any such
letter, he should make it public with the
name of the author, which shonld, in the
commonest justice, have been given when
the letter was first quoted. Unless this be
done promptly the whole statement must be
branded as a pettsfogging and disreputable
attempt to connect the President with an
affair for which he is in no wise responsible.
We shall look with interest for the further
development of the affair.