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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25

mas eeftimmt nod 1T er ben Sdrttten
ieines 2ebrers T6uinser 9efolst
@aS Jpn ron ntelen leiner Stanreeae>
no6tn unterl@eipet if feline @teQuns
eesenlber eem Seluiten Oroen. Der
cardinal 6pbenlobe 1T unter oenJreun<
ben Der Selutten elmer Der beltaebaften
Wdnner; benn er bat felt ieinem Gin
tritt in ben 9eidli9en Stanc, ollo felt
rs Sabren, bic er iowobl am 6ofe pes
papfes, als in leiner Giaenidaft als
@arpinal in Nom 3u9ebradt bat ft&
itet5 Don ben olle5 beberrl9enpen GIN
fluff bes Se{uittnorpens fret su balten
eemubt. Gr 1T reutid seblteben in ietz
mem Denten unD Gbun, trcb jabrelans
ser Mnfeinouneen ppn Seiten Derjeniz
gen. melden beutl9e8 Denfen unp Gib
len Elm @rduel 1T. Dab er pieb blieb
tumttten elmer llm9ebun9, bic In Der
Babl ibrer Wittel ee9eniter ibren
6einpen nidt 3u wdblerild su fein
pFa9t cas s'uat Don elmer Na6balti9z
felt res @tarafters, bic mir als etne
Bur9ldaft onnebmen, raB er aud jegt
rie SntereGtn ce6 Meides unabbdn9i9
pom nem neroerbli9en GinRub oes
mddtisen S>tnens su mabren pi17en
miro. =" y3ie percddtie mlete csm
ausesforenen prdlaten rieies @ompli>
ment leiner alfsefldrten Yatrone film
gen, penn f1d obise Na6rthten mirfz
lid beitdtiaen miirpen! Nusin eera>e
in pieler 3eibnuns rer SteQune zines
Votldafters teim papi'e lieet bic tbat>
l39lide unu69lt9feit rerl lelben.
M1brenp bic &aeifalen einen Sturu,
c4, Yetitionen an ben Gsi6stag um
Wertrsibun9 rer Selui:en IN allen Gbeiz
len peS 9anpe6 organiltreu, erbeten bic
8atbolifen mutbio ihre Stimme sur
8ertbeioisun9 ess uerfol9ten Sreens.
petltionen aus Norc> unD Supoeut1tz
lanp eebsn ;u pielsm 3wede an ben
Neidetag nit uielen tauleno un'er>
ldriften. Mber tie Stimmun9 Der
Mebrbeit berienieen, ,pelde beute cae
@elsB MAIDEN, 1T Dem Srcen etsn unz
slnitis. unp Gin sesen cenlelten seri@<
teter Mntras wurre bereit5 inGrwd9uns
ae;oeen. Gr entbdlt bic Nufoyoerun9
an Die &eeierunG trense Ma6reseln
oeaen cie Seluiten 3u er9reifen; rab
6drf Bismard ftd pas nibt smetn,al
laeen ldbt ltest auf Der !5anc. Die
&atbo!ifsn baaen eineu i&weren &f
su beteben. .
Tprtwdbreno fcmmen Tsribte iiber
bic sunebmence Musuanrerun9 tn
Deutldlano. Cine oans anoere uno
iecenfaus pisl ri1tiaere Grf'dtun9 ater
ZEN 0runc Der Musmanceruna aus
pem ReeierunsebeSirf Grier ols jenr
naive Yiiroermeilter, Dcr iie ben Ian,
oen Wie0en" uno ~pielen 6e'ertasen"
iultrieb Oman lsbe rie rortSe Numme)
aitt oa5 uWaysner Sreieblatt," inoem
IS 19reibt: ~Weitern pali'ten adt
Waoen nit gaterlancsmupen> wopon
rer orSbte Sbeil unierer Hamburger
meiltelei oneeb6rte, bier purd. 6rast
! man piele europa > 6aller, warum
ie auewanpern 70 miro &C.
autmcrtet: ~Die relisi5ie Geruneini>
ouns Deutldlanos esfdut uns nidt
unp pab uaiere @eiftliden jeBt nidt
mebr dber ben Sdulunterridt mitbez
Rimmen pdrfen, bteles eefaQt uns gar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25

~ puR-OfNe.. Mtpnep< Orbers Nnh bas ttutett nne
unh erfe Ntit aur ueberfenhun9 Yele une iruten
10 he su baben Nnt. basu ssbraudt werten.
Denn bte Wamen unteri&rebeVa etneetaHet meroea
oten e beutlth sefdreten fein anb eas ppamt
uub 5taat senau unf ridtie anaeseben rerhen.
gDeun eins 3eitune einem gpfamt an Elm aneetef
serfett werben pu ~ mue tmmer aud bas gpam1 an8e
aesen werben up bie 3etune friber emptanern wurbe
gDeuu Semant ieiu 8latt ntdt reee!masts emptame
pber It'd auf Urgent eine Dirt 5hler sindle'6en lou
ber betrecnse Neen fcwie bic 5erausashsr oslet@ "
na6rthtt9t werben. g. o.,
Dts gerontwortlt&fettf fir @elbfenonneen fur bte Set
uua rerben mir nur bann ubernbmen rsrn steeben PEI
r,atarrten Bref pber per psh'S1et Ntsns9'Sros1 &C.
f1eten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
afnffe Ma6ri6tfn
auf ber brttten Gette.
Mmsldmbii@e Na9ri9te,t.

Snfcloe befannter S@lubnabmen
tes beuti6en &sidstaee5, iowie au&
oemi0er Mabreseln tes preubifden
Miniieriums 9e9en bic tatboliide
@eif1lidfeit boben in neuefer 3eit bic
8esiebun9en 3wil@en oem papfte unc
bem neaen reut1den &et6 cine bepenfz
li4e StSrun9 erlitten. Nun loll> pie
man aus Berlin beridtet bic &luft
auf cine ettpa6 iiberraldenoe Weile
auSeefuut pber ,penieftenS t1asfirt
merren. Gs 1T ndmli9 bic &ete oaz
Don, taf cer Garpinal prins 6obenz
lobe bic SteQe e{nes Sotldafters res
oeut(hen Gei9es teim bl. Stubl iiberz
nebmen merre. Gbldon bic Sade
nidt aueer 3meifel eeteut it, io bieten
pie Beridte reutlber Bldtter pennod
eini9es SntereGe. &m q. @priI
tradte bic ,,Norrp. Nu9. 3te." rie
Nadridt uber bic Beltalun9 pe6 Gar,
! cinols !6pbenlcbe gum Gertreter ees
Dsutlden Neides bei eem pdpltliden
StubIe obne jebe Beme,funa. slud
anoermeitia trurre rie gadridt pon
Der Betimmuna re6 Gareinals sum
gertreter RES Deutlden Neides nit
rem 6insufiiaen beftati9t, eob Ter Gar
oinal bic Nertretune NIT tenn &an9e
eineS SotldafterS fub1en werre uno
bic bicaropbilde gicti3 teiaefust :
prins @uitao su 6obenlote'< Baleenz
burg @dillineefiirit, 9eb. ben 26
5sbr.. 1923, garoinal prieier, 1T Elm
iiinaerer Stueer oeS 6e4oQs 0ictur y.
Natibor unp peS Guriten Glccpis su
6pbenlete> frIbern baie1ilden Mint fer
prdfoenten, rsr jiinefe Bruper grin;
@ontant'n 1T Sterftbofmeiter res
8oiler6 ppn Sei iterrei6.
Gin Correspondent nase9en l1rsibt
am %. al. 0lta. aus Berlin: Scr
@arrinal Yrins 6obenlobe 1T nod ntht
na9&om 3urudsetebrt, iunpern permeilt
nod immer tci ieinen bier reioireaoen
@e1manrten. !6ierber eefubrt bat i'm
lepiolid Der @un1d elmer Gbsilnatme
an rem Tef1e Der 5p&seit> pelz
Dies iein NIT elmer 2odter pes 6urften
pon f5lr1enberS rermdb!ter @etter, Ter
1irft 6ueo> 5ersos ron ujeit, am Is.
.. bier teeine. Tie Crime, relde
zen Cardinal in Berlin ;uridbaIten,
fennt man nibt. Ssbr e1fldrlib erz
lteint ee jeroh, ,penn er feline Ntreiit
nob Nom 70 lonee aufidieten folIte.
bts er ras 2sten isines NsfTen ces
G,tprin;en ron &atibcr, gang aubcr
Wefabr weib. @as bic SIdtter Don
amttiden yerbonrlunaen 3u eridbien
semubt baten, rie smilden tbm unp
rem 6iriten Sismard sspfcsen nor
BEN lein lollen, mi,o BON unterrt9teter
Seite NIT pieler Gnt(9iecenbeit tit pas
@ebiet Der Gtfneuns nerrtelen. Man
oerfdert bort iosar, rab ber Cardinal
f@ cies Mal bel !6ofe gar ntdt por9e~
fsut babe, rab er rebbalb aud feiner
amtliden perlon einen 8elu@ babe
otfatten f5nnen, einen iol9en AUDI rez
lcer pem 6iirfen Bismard NOD etnem
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
Ruutt,aer 237.

nttt. @as fol- tann aug unlern
&ineern merben 2" Gs 1T bier III er<
n1tnen, nab nieie Auswanperer rein
tutbolil9en @emeincen anoeb5ren, in
renen Ter poftipe @laube Spn ben @e>
lt9ionsmaaern nod nidt aussemer3t
tpsrpen fcnnte."
Den ~@ieerfdoter Na9ridten" wirb
aus 6ulum se1drteben: Die Nuez
naneeruns nad Nmerifa nimmt lpsz
cieu an unlerer @eitflRe uno posuese
weiie auf ben Beiflee Snfeln riefee
Dimen0pnen an. Iaali9 tommen bier
aanse 3d3e, tbetls su @asen, tbeils 3u
Bub cur&. 8o3u9sweile fino eS
jun9e Seute, BE has @eite @uden."
8etanntli@ lie fern Die @eltlee Snieln
bic tefen Seeleuts. Gin orobsr She'll
Ger con 9ambur9 au6 na9 traneat<
lantilden 6dfen fabrenben &auftabr>
tetzeapitaine bat feline 6eimatb auf
cieien Snfeln. 6erner fbreibt man:
1'ie 3atl berjentaen perlonen> pel9e
leit 1866 obne Grlaubnib ras 8un>
ceseebiet rerla0sn uno la barur9
Gem Cienfe i'm ifebenoen 6eere orer
Der Tlotte gu ent;ieben Yerluht baben,
mar in Der propins Sdleswis> 6cll}ein
nab ben ncuefen Wufnabmen cine 0an3
enorme. Sn einjeluen 8reiseer;htsz
be;irfen iino mebr ols 400 FOLDER Sn<
e!yipuen ipurlos pet11wunpen.
Mus Sef}erreia melret man:
Sdmmtlide fatboltlbe 8ereine In
5teiermarf, Tirpl uno SberSierrei9
tereiten petitionen um @iecerberftel>
lung rea fatbolifden Gbarafters rer
56uIe unp gbs Dor. Diefem 8et<
lptele fclaen au1 bic fotbpli9en Ser
eiue in Sirntbeu uno B5bu,eu. Ste
mouen 1ammtli9 id Direct an ben
aailer mennen. Sn Bbbmen baben
bic petttionen ben &atbolifen gum
3msf elmer Mbdncerune ser S6ul>
unb GbesOefsbsebuns beretts $4,000
llnter1briften eefunpen. @iro ra6
MiniRertum Der fortlbrittliden Dotto<
rem piclem Nuftreten pes 8plfes tie
Waa9e balten? -
Dic Nndribtsn aue Spanien fnb
felt pen Ausbrude res Ylserfrleees
iebr unsuperldlNs. Sdrn wieoerbolt
LIEF Die @eeieruna in pte @elt binaus>
po'aunen, DON Carlos uno feline re-
teutihen Mnbdneer ieien pernt9tet uno
rod fnpen iib cie Ne9terunsetruppen
tasli@ nod temosen f9 NIT ienen
eeuten berum,uidla9en. 6ter folaen
einiae Ysltnadriebten. Ius Waorio
miro Dom Is. .. Wt6, beridtet: 0pn,
8rteesldaaploB - man miro ppbl 70
iaaen cirfen. nadeem Der srobe Warz
ldau uno @dlaufopf Serrano felbf
in's Telc seridl - pom &rteesidau>
plaB 1T ~ gut ute niGtS su beri@tsn.
Denn erfens bat bic @ssierun9 ben
Geleairten Ter prslie jeee Olittbeiluns
BON 9fadridtsn abe14lagen sme!tens
wdrren rielt 9lnsaben res oIFct:llen
lelesrapben - unter einen Saaaita!
rc9 feinen Wertb Der @laubwirpisz
felt baben, uno enpltd, ieltlt tpenn fe
senau pdren, purpen fe un6 iber bic
perboreenen Bepeeunsen uno Mdrfde
pie1er aablretaen fleinen Banpen in
Bergen, Ddloern uno @@lu@ten nt@t
ben u,ineefen Nuff9lub eeben. Man
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25

Ter antern Wltntlter ab9s1tdttet babe,
une raber ou9 NIT rem &eidsfanSler
nidt iiter fir9enspolitilde Graoen prer
lber bic Grnennuns ietner perion gum
ceutlaen @elcnrtcn bel Der rSmi1 1ben
@urte babe nertanoeln f5nnen. um
70 aufallsnber eri@eist es fretli@, rab
bic ron per ~Norbo. Aua. 3tS." repro
cucirte Nadridt Der ~&Sln 3to." in
BetreH Der uebertraauns pes r6milden
@elanrtldoft6 poitens auf bic per-
1on res @arpinals> anitatt cine Beri@z
tieune ~ erfabren, ieitoem Spn Der
&reu3ste. NIT pem 3uiabe befdtiat
morcen it, bab oer Cardinal ben Na"a
zines Bot1bafterS erbalten peroe. We.
jeuer 9,adridt 1T jeou6 nidt ou@:c
Ndt su lo0en, taB fe nt9t bon e'nr
l6on erfoleten Grnennuna ees GoE2l:
nails gum 0elanoten BET Der rSmiidsn
Gurie iprtbt, lonoern nur capcn, caB
er f1r ben erleoi9ten pofen in Muail&t
aenpmmen lei. G6 banpelt ftd al'o
Bier nod feineswess um eine ab9eicbIOl=
lene Sa4e, ionpern sorldufs fdeti't
cieie Stee cur1 pie 3eitun9en nidt
rihtis ae3ei9net morcen ;u letn. Secsnz
faus mare es gang abnorm, menn Tirit
Sismard Die 0ertretune Ter esutiden
Snterel7en bel Der rDmilAen Gurte ntdt
tlpb einem 8atboliftn, fonpern nod
cbenorein einem fatbolilden &irdenz
fii,iten utertra9en woute. Sb Ter
papit untsr ben ee9enrdrti9en Gsr>
bdltni0sn 9eneist iein Miro auf ein lol>
DIES arrangement ein3u9ebsn blsibt
atsuwartsn. M6slider Nsetle bat
0raf Mrnim ,pdbrsnp leiner leBtsn Nn=
melsnbeit in &om in oieler 8eiebuno
raS 1errain 1oncirt: co9 parf ras
niht init 3urerli9t aus leinem lanaen
Aufsntbalte pa{eiblt ssfol9ert tpsroen."
gDie bic firdenfeinelide prens biele
Nn9ele9enbeit iebt lbon ousbeutet 8ef9t
foIeenpe Wittbeilung Der Ab!n 3t9., cte
1aot: u0emib cine srose @onceilton,
welbe Der fatbplil9en STRIDE semobt
mirr unc pennc6> wenn mir bic Yer>
1Snlidfeit pes gum Botldofter ernannz
ten @arrinal5 naber in,a Nu9e fonen,
f1nnen mir uns nidt entbalten, ren
GntIhlub ces 0eihstonilers ale einen
isbr eludliden ,u beseidnen. Sc tann
i'm Sntere0e pes 6rierens 3wil&en ben
Gcnfel1onen nidt oft senn9 bersorae>
boten merpcn pob rie tatbo!il9e &ir9e
unc Der Seluiten Srpen niht Elm uno
cielelbe @ahe Inp. Die 8emubun<
aen Der Seluiten seben 9erace jeBt NIT
teionofrm Gifsr rabin, pielen Inter
lbiep m5alidit rerldwinren gu lalen.
SildDH:de Gtlahe, cte unter Dem Gin=
fu0e ces Seluiten Srcens erlanen
werpen, petitipnen pom saien, tnlpirirt
vcn Ssluitenireuncen> sebsn fid ale
Mube, perse0en ;u MAIDEN, zap bic faz
tbpINde Sirde bis gum Sabre 1910
obne pie .0uIfe Der eenannten Geieu.
itaft beaauuen bat. Die Grnennuna
pes Cardinals prin3en 5obenbcbe 1T
Elm erfreulibsr 8eweis, cob bic failerz
lide Neeierun9 ftd ceS uben erwdbn>
ten unterl1iepe5 bewuet unp eaB fie
eut1dlpfsn it, ibn fet3ubalten. Der
aum Botldafter ernannte Garcinol 1T
Elm fatbpiiber prteter, eesen oelen cor<
recte SteIun9 in Der STRIDE fsin 3wet<
fel beIfsbt. Gr bat weper aesen bic
proclamiruns bes unfeb!tarIeits> Dpsz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
Ser ,,gSauberer" ,tacp 0nrppa

Sebe @ode geben cine Mn3abl eremplare bee
,,@anberer" na9 EUROPA, unb r'r manen o''
2eler betrnbers aufmert(am, eaB Bic usrr'en
buns oes 8lattes an Nerwauete une 6feane, m:aIt
fenteits*bes Oceuns ein iebr seeienetes M'ttel
it, einen ununterbrodenen gertebr NIT centel
Sen III unterbal!en une fe iibsr bic 3u'tanet
bieies Qanbes su unterrt9ten, beher ois es buret
9rtefnealel sel@eben fpnrts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
eeaeEuneea 8rtste &c. RnS IL atreferen:
CIV A n D E r E Z -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@tlenbQtn Tabr<Ylane.
st. Yaul uno pactfc.


aaa ano,a. cit msser ct. aluue uns sauf seasies-
BsrlaHen st. PAUL $3.50 Born. urt erre'1en Saut Ma
ptbs 1885, serlaNen Saut Napibs 7:2O uah erretn ct
Saul 1f:05 gtttass.
ct. PAUL. wsiansasulis uns Delane 8aee.-- @eraaen
Delanc $50 @srmittaes; Nnneaprlis 9:55 VSrm. uni
p,sisib.u Ct. paul 3:45 Raamtaes; Minneapslis 432
Wada,tttass uar srrs'Gsn Jslanp 6:1o Abenbs.
st. paul, D.lanp 2it6.ls uns Beniru 8use-Werlaa.n
st. paul 7:5D Dserssas; Ahnneapults 1928 Dersers;
erret&en Benfsn 2: Ma6mttteSs. 3u1adteb!sns YER
n.ttaas; errei&en st. PAUL g. 5 9aamittass.
st. paul unp Wetnn.apuls Aeeumut atrns- ue.-s,er
ld6t ST. paul 1880 Dpreens; erret minneapolis 1915
gcrmttass 9urudfetrene perlaet er ynneosrlis 2:Oe
Radmtttaas uab erret&t ct. gaul 2:4O Na6mittaes.
st. paul uni Siour Gttp.
ge-laden Rpmmen au
Ct. paa:..". $50 gsrm. Ct: Samss.... s.? 81! NesH'
Ct. 3amss-." 90 gurm. e. gau!'.''. s'as y m,.n,
Safe Superior unp MilfiIppi.
gerlaHen Ct gsu I::: s.25 p Sssn' .%na
4pmmen an tn Oulutb.................... 80 Nagm'
Rumusn an in st. pauI ................. $40 saam
Wltlwaufss, ct. Yaul unb Mtnneapc>
lt6>3use.
0urdA,aae mad aem Often (Grpree.)
absaue $50 Born. autunft 200 Ra&m.
HRtnneapolts un> ct. saul 3lse.
eumm en- an...91O gcrm. @ebeb ab....... ESQ gsrn,.
Spmuen 3:40gfa&m. 0eben ab... 5:1Osfada.
ct. paH nm, Gbtcasp 3ise.
Geben at Nat 9aatnse, @etvtns &c. f1.4o Born.
aniaaft IN ct. pasl 2.s5 Radm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
Gin|rnouaafn uno &erre(ponacn3fn

befoneers iiber ttr9li6e unb anbere mtbt'ec Se<
gebenbetten, fne feber3ett miufomu'en, mnnen
aber pom WeriaQer unter3ei@net 1eta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
Oa8 40 ffpc to

tn ben gr. Staaten unb Canada tetrds 20 e pet
nab mue BEN &mpaueer bel iener pphottce oterfel
f6brltdb pprauSbe3ablt werbsn.
Ntan tam " feber 3eif auf ben .,aDanbesex aeea'
utren.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-05-14

THE UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY.
omc,.I Gail for the Convention to Meet In Phila
delohIa June 5th, 20 Nominate Can.
dIdales for ?Essident and Vice
PFesident .tf

The Undersigned constituting the National Com
mitteo designated by the Convention held at Chi
cAgo on the 10th Of May, 1868, hereby call Con-
venton Of the Union Republican Party at the city Of
Philadelphia, on wednesday the fifth day OF June
next at " o'clock noon for the purpose Of nominal
ing candidates for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
Each State ia authorized TO be represented in the
Convention by delegates equal 10 twice the number OF
Senators and Representatives 20 which Il will be en-
titled ia the next Congress- aud each organized Ter
Titory n authorized TO send two delegates.
In calling this Convention, the Committee remind
the country that the promises of the Union Republic
can Convention Of 1865 have been fuldilled The
States lately in rebellion have been restored 10 their
former relations TO the government. The laws Of
the country have been faithfully executed, publi-
faith has been preserved and the national credit firm
ly established. Governmental economy has been IL
Illustrated by the reduction, at the same time Of the
public debt and OF taxation, and the funding Of 8
national debt at lower rate OF interest has been
successfully inaugurated The rights Of naturalized
citizens have been protected by treaties aid immi
grafton encouraged by liberal provisions The defend.
ers Of the Uuion have been gratefully remembered
and the rights and interests Of labor recognized
Laws have been enacted, and are being enforced for
the protection Of persons and property IN all sections
Equal suffrage has been engrated on the national
Constitution the privileges and mmunties Of Ameri.
citizenship have become part of the organic law,
and liberal policy has been adopted toward all who
relations have been adj usted in the interest Of peace
throughout the world, while the national honor hal
been aintaned Corruption has been exposed, Of
Tenders punished responsibility enforced, safeguard
established, and now as heretofore, the Republican
party stands pledged TO correct all abuses and
out all reforms necessary 10 maintain the purity an
efficiency OF the public service. To continue an
firmly establish its fundamental principles we inyit
the CO. operation of all the citizens Of the Unite
States.
WILLIAM cLAFLIN, Of Massachusetts,
Chairman
WIN. Il. CHANDLER, Of New Hampshire,
Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-05-14
Grant County Agricultural Society.

On the first page of this weeks HERALD
will be found the regulations and premium list
Of the 18th annual fair of the Grant County
Agricultural Society, together with practice
al address TO the public. Premiums for many
things are offered, and good inducements are
held out for manufacturers and others TO put
on exhibition their machines their stock their
domestic wares, etc, etc. This being coun-
~ fair, held for and conducted in the interests
OF all parts of the county, il is hoped that ev
cry quarter of Old Grant viii be represented at
the next Annual exhibition, Sept. Is, 10 and
20 of the present year. This copy of the
HERALD should be laid away for future refer
enee,it being altogether likely that many peo-
pie throughout the county will fail to obtain
the Fair pamphlet which the Association is
about to have published. 1t ia none too early
to begin talking about this agricultural exhi-
bition, and to make some preparations for it,.
Those who expect to carry away the first
prizes for corn or grain or fruit or vegetables,
can do much toward the attainment Of that
desirable end during the present month. The
successful exhibitors at fairs are those who
meant TO be successful, not those who trusted
blindly to fate or providence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-05-14
Peaceable Secession.
What Horace Greeley Thought OF h Before and
" During the War

2 During the War.
\ The following extracts from the
Tritlnsof 1859 and 1864 will be
good reading TOR those who think
Mr.. Greeley would be a safe Execu-
tive: Va
lFrom the N. Y. Tribune, Of November ., 1851
"lf the cotton States shall become
satisfied that they can do better out
OF the Union than IN il, we insist IN
letting them 60 in peace. The right
to secede may be a revolutionary
one, but it exists neverth lsss.
We must ever resist the right of any
State TO remain in the Union and
nulify and defy the laws thereof
"Fo withdraw from The Union is
quite another matter; and whenever
considerable section of our Union
shall deliberately resolve to go out,
We shall resist alIcoercive measures
to keep them in it. We hope never
to live in Republic where one
section is pinned to another BY bay
onets."
From the n. Y. Tribune of November %, 1887
eff the cotton States uuitedly and
earnestly wish to withdraw from the
Union, we think that they should be
allowed to do so. Any attempt to
compel them by force to remain
would be contrary to the principles
enunciated in the immortal Declara-
ton of Independence, contrary TO the
fundamental ideas on which human
liberty is based,
From the N Y Tribune Of Dec l., 1851
"If it 1.-THE Declaration of In.
dependency justified the secession
from the British empire of three
millions of colonists in 1776, we do
not see why it would not Justify the
secession Of five millions of Southern
ers from the Federal Union in 1861
Ii we are mistaken on this point
why does not some one attempt to
show wherein and why? For our own
part, while we deny tho right of
shareholders to hold slaves agains
the will of the latter, we can not see
how twenty millions of people can
rightfully hold ten, Of even five, il
a detested Union by them by mill
tary force" ss
From the N. Y. Tribune Feb 90, 1865.
awe have repeatedly said, and W,
once more insist. that the grea
principle embodied by Jefferson il
the Declaration of Indedendence
that governments derive their jus
power from the consent Of the gov
erned, is sound and just, and that
the slave States, the cotton States, o
the Gulf States only choose to form
an indpendent nation, they have
clear moral right to do so. = 8
: Whenever it shall be clear that th
great body Of the Southern peopl
have become conclusively alienate
from the Union, and anxious to es
cape from it, we will do our best {
forward their views"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-05-14
Fires.

Within week, two large fires
have occurred at Grand Rapids Mich,
involving a loss of 5000. 900 of prop.
erty. A fire at Marshall, Mich, des-
tryed 800 900 of property. In In.
gersoll, Canada, an immense fire has
destroyed the greater part Of the
town, the loss reaching $500, 000.-
At MarshalItown, Iowa, the beauti-
full and Furnishing town was near
ly destroyed, over 20 acres of the
area having been swept clean; the
loss is over $500 600.
The Minnesota papers bring ac-
counts of extensive fires on the prai-
ries. At Pine City on the Lake SUI
perior & Mississippi Road, the people
have had to turn out aud fight it;
back fires we've set. Fires were rag
ing along the Northern Pacific Road,
and in the timber on the main line
Of the ST. Paul 4 Pacific Road. -
Large supplies of wood corded were
destroyed.
In the mountain woodlands of us
ter and Sullivan counties, New York,
extensive fires have been raging for
several weeks. There has been some
renewal of fires in the woods of
Michigan ard Wisconsin, but we are
without details. The winter was
unusually dry. Indeed, we have not
had good rain since last July
Should the drouth continue, there is
danger that the forest fires of last
year will be repeated this season.
Considerable alarm prevails in the
lumber regions.