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Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

S1G1 ,431 50 S117 ,949 II
Difference in favor OF the Conservative Legis-
lature, &Il4 ,949 53.
Taking the office of enrolling clerk as
sample, we find from the Auditors report
for lS67-'7O, that John A. Mcdonald EN-
rolling clerk, received for himself and
assistants $2,5l2 % during the session of
10GJ-'1O, while the Auditors report for
1S7O-'71 shows thai w. j. Wilson was paid
$500 for himself and assistants during the
session Of 1S71-'71 making a difference
OF 81 ,706 in this office alone.
The difference is more marked when we
recOllect the work done by each. The ell
| rolling Of 1SG0-'70 amounted to 324 printed
pages, While that of 1S70-'7l to 472 pages.
! That Of 1869-'TO cost, ON an average 81 75
! per printed page, while that of 1S7O-'71
averaged only ST. 70 per page, or differ
ence OF So % in the enrolling of each page
! Of the laws.
The members, during the session of
1S69-'7O, received $S7I 80 each, while
those of 1S70-'7I received only SG}2 90
difference OF $23S II for each member.
The Radical Legislature, during their
whole term, were III session 3O4 days, at a
cost of S43O,9JS 60, or an average Of s., ,3Q4
per member, while the Conservative Legis-
lature sat during their term 100 days, at a
cost Of not more than $192,95O II, or an
average of 81 ,031 per member-a difference
of 81, 1,273 per member.
In this connection it is well enough for
us to recall the fact that not a single charge
OF fraud or corruption has been brought
against the Conservative Legislature, while
the whole country resOundS with such
charges against their radical predecessors
charges which have not only been made
but also, in many instances, proven. We
have not space to 90 over them here, bu
| ri min tn ha NOTi
of the Fraud Commission lately published
as well as the Bragg Commission published
i'll 1870.
: CONTINGENCIES.
This is also an item in the Auditors Re
port for each year, but it is impossible tt
give the items covered by it without access
tothc files of the Auditors office. We sup
pose it is like q Abstract l. . of the quar-
teImaster's department in the army, i'll
tended to include everything that will no
go under any other head, Or that cannot bt
accounted for. At
We thnkthat We may safely say that tha
of 1S79-'70, includes the fine lounges, di
vans, velvet rugs, looking glasses, bureaus
wash-stands, &c., purchased for the de
partmelltS mentioned on pages rs, 81, 11S
&c, Of Auditors Report for that year, as
! thcy are PIT under no other head in his
summing up; also the SGJ4 60 trorfh OJ
ice shown by the Auditors report, to have
been purchased during that year for the
different departments
In 1S50-'7I as there was Conservative
Legislature to watch over the proceeding,
Of the different departments, stlch Lavish
expenditures seem TO have ceased, as we
90 not find them charged in tire Auditors
Report after Legislature in 1870.
We may then state the account:
1SG9-1O. 1S1O-7L
Con tan gen COMtin gen
ciCS, S57 ,SSf 81 cics S3G g74 a
A S3V ing OF 2I.Gl00
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
WOOD.
MILITIA.
ear, S7,742 10
S74,742 20

S74,142 20 600
Saved, S1I,7 40.
The impeachment trial CfW. w. Holden
cost S13,O9S 0S, and as that was the result
of the military campaign of 1S69-'7O, it
minht well be charged to the militia ac-
count Of that year. The expense, however,
having been incurred by the Legislature of
167O-'71 in reliving the people from a ty-
rannical officer, we will charge it to them,
So that the account will stand
1oG9-'7O 1S70-'7O.
Cost OF mill Cost OF i'm.
tia SIi,142 10 parchment SIG,O98 O.
A saving of SCI GIL g.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

North CarOIimA-Can She be Bought
A Baltimore correspondent of the New
York Tribune says:
The greatest interest is manifested here
in the result of the North Carolina cleo
aion. Everybody admits that whatever
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
P.IL. MlERPHY;
JOHN A. ASHFORD.
L. j. LEE, f'fi

... L. j. LEE. s'fft~
LEWIS Ii. MGORIs.. B.
Messrs. V. J. MeArthur, Id. II. Regis
ter and &. I. Stephens have also sent iis 4
| certificate 10 the same effect. .- "
we rather think it will require as much
= strategy" and possibly Of the same lind,
for g Colonel Mckay TO get out Of this
the late war after advising other pc orIe to
go i'll. .s... -
The friends of the poor lead Culnbcr-
land and Harnott boys will not vote fol
you, " Colonel '..s H..
Tie surviving comrades Of those same
dead boys, whose bones lie bleaching upon
the battlefield, or are rIowcd over by
Yankee farmers, will not vote fYr you,
g Colonel"
There were 10 better soldiers in Lee 5
Army than those same CunJcIland and
IIarnett and Moore boys.
1t had been better for you, Colonel, -
had you never brought your sham" iteiUge
the public.
q Ie'ilc IfoIh puplic SiSht and Srcijtue
yourself il private life is all the tompeusa-
ton YOU can now make for l2yiI}. cncoul-
aged the friends of YOU youth 10 - Into
battle that your superior sas4cty told you
must result III death TO MANY and defeat
to all; for having boastcd OF tI.e saguc.,y
and the 's;lategy'' Tat enabled yol, 10 DO
this and yet to keep you own body in
safety and, for appealing to regrocs for
their votes, OH the ground thai if elected,
no more talk would ever be heard about
parlors for white folks and Alzcl!cus for
niggors and scalldwags. .
Go home, Coloncl,7 and hide your
head in shame. All that YOU can dare
hope for in this world IS that our people
will forget YOU.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
ECONOMY.

we conclude this morning our detailed
comparative statement Of expenses under
Radical and under Conservative rule, with
the facts in relation to the Legislative De-
partment, and word or two in relation to
''ContinSencies." We propose, in few days,
to present summary Of the several arti-
cles under The head of g Economy" so as
to show at glance the aggregate amount
saved by the change from Radicalisin to
Conservatism :
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT..
l6G9-'I0. IS7O-'7I.
Pay OF mem Pay of mem
bers, S1iS,125 90 bers, SlO7 ,53j 10
Pay OF Off Pay of Off
GERS, 1896 Gi GERS, 10, ,4s1 &c
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
SPIES AND DETECTIVES.


During the years IS60-'7O, there was
paid under an act Of the Radical LeeisIa-
ture authorizing the Governor to employ
spies aud detectives, the sum of S7,195 6S
as appears by the auditors report for that
year.
The Adjutant General of the State seems
to have been in charge of this force of de-
tectives, (see page 70 of Auditors report of
1SG9-,7O) and received from this fund for
such services, besi des his salary and trav-
cling expenses shown above, the sum of
Sl,G79 so. (See pages 1OS, 123, 134, 1876
and 141, ofAuditOr's report.) By chapter
15, laws of 1S7O-'71, this act was repealed
and the expenditure of money for such
purposes stopped, SO that the account
stands,
1S69-'70. 1S7O-71.
tectives, 81 ,195.Gs tectives, 900
A saving of 81 1865.
KEEPER OF CAPITOL AND WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES.
1S69-'1O. 1S70-TI
Amount shown Amount shown
by Auditors by Auditors
Report, S9I9.92 Report, SI23.13
Saved in this Depart ment, S22G.19.
PUBEIC PRINTING.
1SG9-'3O. 1S70-TI.
Paid Public Paid Public
Printer S34, ,5O343 Printer, k22 ,292.01
Saved i'll printing. S12,21142.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

Section 10. Qualification and oath before
resistRaton or voting.
SECTION IL prohibits registration on elec-
tioA, dag except in special cases.
Sact ion Il allows challenges on electiona
day
bdetion Il rrcscr5cs mode Of proceed
ing when voter is challenged on day ofs
election.
section Il requires polls TO be opened At
| 7 y. NJ. and closed at sunset.
Section ID requires judges Of election TO
| deposit Immediately registration books with
Register 9f Deeds VfuEu4
( = ScctioiI 1GeIHescFbes number Of bahots
and names Of ofiicersn 70 Le =xessa-a faFaaa
each.
Section II provides for four ballot boxes.
Section Is relates to counting OF tie
| votes.
Sections 10 and 20, II, p. Is, "a, % 20
| and 81, IS, % relate to the returns by
/ Judges of Eiections, Sherifis, DC,
| Sections so and 81 prescribe penalty iOr
fraudulent voting and false swearing.
Every man; Ou9 Int TO be posted in relation
to the provisions Of this act. The attempts
to put in fraudulent Radical votes, and to
keep out legal Conservative votes will il
we judge tue future by the past, be bold
and persistent. In view Of this it will be
well for our friends TO post themselves
| GI1OAO0ShlJ III IeSdId GO CLic ldW, dAIt
to carry copies of it to the polls with them
1t will be we'll to remember, also, that
under the late Enforcement Act O
Congress, although the Federal CorT
has authority to appoint, upon petition
Of ten responsible citizens, two inspec
tors Of election for each voting place
that these inspectors must belong to oppos
ing parties and have no authority to dc
anything on the day Of election beyond
being present and witnessing the halloting
f They are expressly deprived Of al pOWe
of interference by the very law that author
ICES their appointment. If the people az
= told that these men have any power to d.
e anything on election day, save as witnesses
I let them not believe it.
All we wish is n fair, peaceable, que
- election and Radicalism will receive ii
J death blow ; but we must work, work III
ceasingly, and leave nothing to chance.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

THF JOURNAL FOR THE CANPAAGN
The JoURNAL win be furnished from the
present time, through the State and Presiden-
tiai Cam mpaigns, TO CLUBS of Five and upwards
for the prices stated below. Tho Papers will be
furnished for the State Campaign until the 10Th
August, and for the Presidential Campaign
until the 18th of November. The CASH WITH DC
required in advance.
Campaign Terms OF the Journal
State Campaign. -.-..
& Copies Weekly Journal .....S | %
........ = 5O
% /" " .......- %
S Copies Daily Journal. l..........S ~ ~
10 ........ 10 90
Presidential Campaign. oo
Copies Weekly journal. ......S : ~ ~
10 g .,..... 90 90
Comics Daily Journal. 49,. ...$17 90
N ........ 80 90
90 40 .... so 90
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
NcW Ichoy 0t Bed'tOa't.
PER A--CERTIFCATF.

We, the undersigned, 10 hereby celtlfy
that we were Pr III during the speech
made by Noill Mckay in accepting the
nomination for Congress- in he Sd Dis
tIict, and that he did use the expression as
charged III the Eagtc, Grady this las time
and carry the election, and tltei4, S7iil bo
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
:. Colomcl" Mckay, the stratesfxt

''hALLY THIS LAST TINE AND CARRY
THE ELECTION, AND THERE Will EE NO
PAIiIOR AND no hITCuEN.''
NeM Mckay al Clinton.
" L did not say that there would be no
" kitchen and no parlor, but here IS What
81 did say: SAID THEY MUST VOTE
DOWN IHE WEALTH AND INTEIII-
"GENCE OF THE COUNTRY"
NeU Mckay dt FdycjiecUc.
think every man should be in his right
place and that the negroes have all tlieif
rights before the law. [ said at Clinton
II we succeed IN THIS ELECTION YOU VIII
NO LONGER HEAR THAT THE KITCHEN
Is GOOD ENOUGH FOR NIGGERS AND
SCALAWAGS AND TIE PAT;LOI: OR
CONSERVATIVES AND DEMOCEAI>.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

The pay roll Of the Coliseum orchestra
amounted TO $84 900 last week..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
Aus Dem GGaE.

Spn Der Strasburser llniueriitit pire
isBt Yiel @uftebens sema6t in Der preiie.
Die 3uiammsnissIns res 2ebrfSrpers 1T
Der bette pfrifltein mas fir cine Sorte
llniserIitdt ras 1T. Die pilienidaftli<
den DISQUALIFICATION iIne einem bSptil6en
GllaGer rein unbefannte 0rSben ; IS
mSsen rarunter ti6tiss qeute iein, absr
elmer tatbSltf6en peri5nlidfsit be-
ssSn.t man niGt. Die Straeburser Uni
ssrlitdt miro alto srretit fir Hprersuti&s
lane une etpa SaNsn bsrs6net iein, fir
pas fatbplifbe neue Neidslanp 1T
ie Is ni6t. Die prstefanti6 e
6aeultdt 1T sertreten purd Die ebsmalie
gen SrcisGsren Sru@, 8eue, S6mirt
Baum unp Guniy, Die idmmtli6 Der
nsu.n @,palt ii9 erfreuen unp ibr aud
fein Dorm i'm auAs itin fpnntsn. Bon
fatbpliidsr Saeultdt Serlautst fein
Gort. Cine lolde, in elmer Seiesun9
ME is unter zen jsbiseu llmftansen ntGt
aneers aueiauen fSnnts. bleibt beilsr
reg /; REM ras wcroen, mas Ne isin
fam lie nidt. Die &s9ies
mnsssspaIt isselt i'm 8abrwair Der
Sirbenieinpli6feit une ses ra%tionaliitis
i6en @aursrtbums mic f6nnte ea pOn
elmer wdrri9 teisttfn fatbplii6m 6aruls
lat cie Nspe lsin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
@ter nidt MIR i'm fatbpltidc II

ster nidt MIR i'm fatbplti6 dc II
~irnpern aud int prptetant. Eager rereer
tereits Stimmen iiber u9ewi6enstyrar<
nei" laut. Die vGSansel. lutb. &sts."
i6rsitt /: Die eSanselii9e pfarrei @brt
mar am S6lub res Sabres 1870 Safant
sewprhen. Die @emeinpe Serlan9te es
men slaubisen SeelirrSer, ein @unld,
Der Sieleidt um 70 mebr ;u beriifiidtiSen
mar, ais iie ielbit ibren pfarrer belplz
bet. Nibtspeitppeniser ernannte cas
Directcrium einen junsen prptetantens
sereinli6 seiinnten @eiiliden gum pfare
rer. Die @emeinre prpteltirte sesen cieie
@abl wieperbplt unp beinabe einiimmiS,
ia cine Yetitipn sine ipsar bis an ZEN
&eidsfan;ler. llmipnft ! OieGrnennur9
purre pom 8aiIer beitdtist, unp am brit
ten @pSent Serisen Sabres parc rcr
mieliebise Yfarrer 1T @6rte einscfibrt.
Sin Wittel blieb jeBt nur ben befennts
nibtreuen @Srtern iitris, ibre 9epiiIensz
fretbeit gu betbdti9en: ie miepcn bic
precisten tss Srtspfarrers unp ludten
bel Slaubisen Geiitli6en Der Natbare
i9aft Srpit unp Selebruns. Oa, am
2. Sanuar, erldien plSyli6 Der &reiss
Director spn @eibenburs in Ypller Uni
form in @Srt, lief ZEN Wunicipalratb
suiammm fpmmen, belt remielben cine
9eraltise Strafrepe, in wclder or bic abs
nei9uns ge9cn rem pom &ailer ernannten
pfarrer alS cine GmpSruna sesen ben
Saiier raritellte unp ldliebli6 ein.m jez
ben Der Serlammelten Wdnner i'm Namen
pes 8aiierS paS Seripre6en abfpreerte,
finftis bic 0pttespienitc res neren Yfars
rers gu beiuden unc aud bic iibrisen
0emeinpeslieper ;u elmer slei6en Inter
w%erfuns ;u bepe9en. Nun, bic Glidher
wiien, RAP es ii6 nit unieren perm
Grpberern ni6t ipaben ldBt, unc bic Sc
meincerdtbe 9aben raber aud alle bis
auf einen ras sewinidte Ssripre6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
(Ginseianrt.)
= Gin @ort iiber Sdulen.

Die S6ule! vSa rpas lit penn thinner
nit Der S6ule 2" bort man jest oft Gis
men ben Anpern frasen. DSa mas it's
renn, i6 weie ni6t parun all ries ST.
Idrei? 9er1en meme Sinner cod 10 gut
leien, ldreibsn, re6nen in Der Sreildule,
pis anrerer 9eute &inper, bic in bic pfarrs
i6ule seben /; uno beten lernen iie su
Saule unp ben Gatedismus in Der Gbri,
itenlebre. SD tpiibte nidt, tparum man
nod pieS @elp unniiser Weile ausseben
fol-. Man bat ia feline liebe Nptb, pbns
pen,, feline paar adsr Sanp idulrenfrei su
befpmmen.
Nter feblseltpNen, mein Treunc! OIL
lerpinss sebe ib su, RAP peine Sinner
I6pn lelen, i6reiben, re6nen II. p9l. lerz
nen, aber, lernen iie font nidts bort {?
9eiper lernen ie AUDI Oinse, Die Dir bic
S6amrBtbe ils @eli6t treiben, lpenn eas
Spn selprpden miro ; bSrte i6 bod firss
lid Elm Wdrden lasen, ais ie sefraat
puree: yNun, mas lernt tbr bel rieler
neuen Sduuebrerin": ug6", laste sas
8tnb, mir, es purpe beute wiecer ni6t
piel, ~unlerer vSbulmamm" ibr Sreier
mar wieper rem San;en Gag in Der Sdus
le!-S6 fraSe, 1T paS nidt cine Sdans
be, ,penn pas S9ul;immer gu lcl9en
Ssiu6n berabSewiirrist miro.
9lber, ras S6limmlte bel Der san,en
@eI6iGte it, RAP ipirfli6 riele S6ule
fast ausi6lieslid ron fatbplil9en Sim
bern teiu6t miro Wan renfe ni6t i6
ibertreibc, nsin, i6 fSnnte Namen am
sebsn, unb aHe Die Sdulpireftprs bel
Namsn nsnnelI, bic ipl6er Sdule pprs
lteben UNI rur& ibr Stiuibwsisen Den,
llnfu9 @pridul leiiten.
slud itsbt Q bslaster Sdule, feline
,ipei Wsilen entfernt cine anrere, 100 pi.
llnfttli6fsit 70 nett serieb', ra6 renGltern
bic II. ra ~pieslusen auiSinssn,l 70 cap sesens
pdrtis mod bSdtens Elm balls 1ubsnp
8inber raielbft iine. Op9 erl9rtdt ni6t
li.be 9elerl Tieie %ipsenannten .S9ulpis
rettprS" nsbmisn a!s 0ebrtr Deer Qebrsrin,
wer fi9 mslrtt rbslei6 fs sur Sdans
cs Ie3s selast, Isbr oft bic Gbre baben,
Der tatbsIii6en stslisipn an,ua.btrsn !;
nos lisst ibnen raran, wenn's nur alsi6
ubs,tban 1T!
81 sbsn rersleidsno Gbriitsn" slaubsn,
es iei I9rn ibsrssnus, renn bic Sinser
l6Sn i1r.ibsn, gut re6nsn uni leien f6ns
men, nil i'd bier gar nidt bspeiien jes
senfaus mue man annsbmsn, raj III
nen ni9ts, pSsr iebr psnis an Dem See<
lsnbsile ibrsr Sinner sels9en 1T. DpG
rer WinpIiet pirs Sturm entsn. Nibt
su Serwunreyn it's, iptnn mands Gltern
tiber ibrs &iatsr Hagen ; ibr wplt's nidt
beier. DAT rein S0bn jsBt IA er Sing
ling H. faum nod am Spnntas nsben
ssm @eiraHnbsf.n in rtr STRIDE anlebnt
sereanft er Dir.
Dtins IsGter iiebt ;usrit sewib luoleib
na9 sen &5pfen une Often ibres Sc
l@ledtss, in Der @nait ibr @afsrfau m6G.
ts btuts nitt am bBdien auf rem Sppfs
pranssn. Saum psib iie, rab bereits cas
GSanaslium s~erltisn 1T. @uG Gin 3Sss
ling Ger 6reil9a!e.
aisbm 8reuns! psnn su nod ras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

rem. Srrsoem beflasen mir ras &eIuls
tat nidt. Die Greisnii1e iinp itdrfer ais
rer @ille Res Wenfden !; itc nerrcn III
rem 9auf nsbmen, unp je idneller iie eins
amber fplsen, reitp cher werren @ahrbeit
UNI &edt iiraen unp triumpbiren. @tr
tensieen Rem 6ariten Sismard nidt TIM
leinen rSiea" mir sbnnen ibm Spn Ser
Scr,cn RE &ube, bic er nunmebr in Der
Ginlamfett pcs 2anelebens luht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
Der &%rcn;ialepter iHt GiaB.

@pr unscfabr 100 Sabren erblidten
einiae Sirter, welde am Sues zines Ser
oes in rer Nabe Der Stapt &aiiersbers
ibre Scerpen biteten, bod pben i'm Sc
ROD cine unbcimlide 0eitalt. Gs mar
Elm alter Mann, srrb unp mayer , ieinen
SSrper terefte Elm raubes @ewanp, unp
miibIam ~fletterte er, balp 9ebeno, rann
wierer auf ben Sdncen unp SIsen fries
6enr, itcr bic nit idarfen Steinen be-
lieten sltbanse. @uf Dem Gifen trlls
er Elm srpses, aus i6weren Salfen rob
sesimmertes Sreul melGes nit Strifen
feit9ebuncen mar.
lleter bic nit tiefen Salten surdfurdz
te Stiuns biasen bic weieen Saare Serz
wirrt terat, unp Elm LANCER eissrauer
Sart %umrabn,te pas fable @ntliB. Sein
bdrenes @ams mar serriiIen ; an rem
@lrtel bling Elm fleines Sai66en spn
9aumfsu, unp bic Siiee itafen in unses
beuren bSl;crnen uno init itarfen Giiens
banrern bci6lasenen S6uben,
Sur nit Der srSbten anitrensuns fcnnte
er, bic rpppelte 0alt am &ifen unp an
ben wanfeneen Giiben lanslam ieines @ee
ses tpeiter ;ieben ; lnp eas unitdte Sort
bepescn, iiberkaupt ras lleberraidence
Der unseldladten unbeimli6en @eitalt
bra6tc bic lSirtenfnaben in iplde
slnsit, raF iie itrads ibre Seeree serlisbsn,
in bic Start rannten unp Spn Rem
freusl6leppenren Wanne eeSablten.
Spsleid ianeten bic Siirser einise ;us
Serldiiise Wdnner aus, um ben Sremcen
aufsuludrr. sic fancen Zen ratbielbafz
ten @lten unfern Der pen ben &naben
beseianeten Stele. llnbefiimmert I'm, bic
@nfSmmlilse 500 Der 0reis nit ieiner
9ail ces @eses, unp ais man i'm fragile,
wpber er fpn,rne unc wpbin er 9ebe, iddts
telte er Zen Sepf.
Nls bic beiren WInner laben, cab aus
pemielben ni6ts beraussubrinsen iei folss
ten fie ibm lansiam mad, unp erit mad
mebreren Stunpen miibiam suriidselesten
@eses Selanste Der Nlte in cine @rt SSbz
lie, pelde er ii6 sur @obnuns einseriGz
tet unp nit Sauml tdmmen serfleicet
bate. 0prt lag er auf rem falten 30
ben /; Elm Stein bilrete eaS &iilen, unp
bic ldpsren S9ube an rem Sleen unp
cas- srpbe SreuS am &iden iudte er
8ube.
Nad eem aarsen auSicben Der SDbls
ersab li9, pab Der <e ibpn lansere Belt
rarin muete seppbnt baben. Selbft ais
ii6 raS 8eri6t resIelben bema6tiste une
Jpn in rieS tact binuntsrbrinssn lief, blieb
or idweialanl uno ale Srpbunsen ball
fen nidts. Niemanp fpnnte erfabren,
ppber er sefcmmen uno ME er belize; Elm
speiielbaftes Ounfel lasert iiber Der Ser
.sanssnbeit ces Sreusi6leppers, weltss
Niiemanp ;u lidten Yermp6te.
Spn Belt su 3sit maGts er @aHfabrs
ten, oft weit NEG, aber jereSmal febrte er
pierer in feline elenbe !SSble suriif. SIM
Sabre 1869 fanp man Jpn tppt in einem
@alpe, cas- &reu; am Giden, bic idperen
Saube an cen 6iBen. Ias 8atbbaus
81 &aiiersbers bewabrt Gle alien, %fplpias
len SOl;lGube gum immerwdbrenpem Sc
radtnib an ben rdtbirlbaftsn Sremrling,
rer wabri6einli6 Gin b~esauBsnss I'M
redt rur9 rieie fur6tbars Sube iibnen
ppllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

Slid bait Sinner gu er;iebsL 10 fanse
bel Soften arL lpnit mb6te es su lpdt letn.
Spr aIem ienee Define Sinner ni1t IN
Die Sreiidulc, penu nur mBsli6 1T lie
Der unpillence, als Serrprbene Sinner.
Scoba1ter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

CHLoRoFoRM DID IT-Dr Goldsmith
of Rutland, Vermont, relates an incident
occurring in his army experience, lllustra-
ting the power of chlorofarm in detecting
feiened contraction of the limbs. While
in jefferson Hospital there came man
who had run the gauntlet of several hos
pitals, having been discharged on the
ground that contraction of his arm.
which was bent up so that it nearly touched
his shoulder or breast, was incurable. It
vas SO rigilly and firmly fixed that |
could not with any strength land the doc
tor is q "hcavy weight which seemed to
me not TO risk the breaking Of his arm,
straigten it. ! directed the nurses to
watch him at night and go to his bedside,
and suddenly try to straighten it. They
uniformly reported that they were unable
to accomplish the desired result; He was
then allowed TO pass out and visit all the
rum shops at will, in the hope that under
the influence of alcoholic stimulapts the
case might be solved, but it found no So
luton. then put him under the inftu-
ence of chloroform, and as soon as the
chloroform began to act his arm was
stra:ghtened out, and l tied a board on
tho back Of it, and when he awoke and
looked at his arm, he said, "Well, doctor,
suppose will have to go back to my
regiment ?" Ireplied, "Ihats Just where
you will have to go, my friend" He went.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Ku.Elux Trials.

During the recent trials at Columbia,
South Carolina, Of various persons who
were charged, among other things, OF con-
spring to deprive the citizens OF their
right 10 vote, it was shown that the Fed
eral Grant officials undertook to convict
the defendants by a base fraud The al
legged offences were committed in March,
and the Ku-klux law was passed on the
2Oth of April, and the prosecution trick
sters charged the offences to have been
committed on the 2lst Of April, TO enable
the.court to try the accused under that
infamous and unconstitutional act. They
changed the date to suit the case, and
made it only one day later than the date
Of the act, to be able to try the denfend-
ants and convict them right or wrong, un-
der law which allows the prosecutor to
select the jurors and direct the court The
attorneys for the defendants raised this
and other points Of law, and will demand
Il hearing upon the constitutionality of
tins Ku-Klux law before the United States
Supreme Court. The spirit which inhu-
enccs partisans to seek the conviction of
DEFENDANTS by fraudulently changing the
date OF the offence, will resort to martial
law, or TO lynch law, TO destroy an enemy
or rival-Pomeroy's Democrat