davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

golwis, SaItcnbcf, &eubofuno Serscu@
bOf e%reisnsten ii@ Gntictcn erregcn0e
s%Serbeerungen yiele tauierb Suabratz
meilcs @intcrfaat licgen serit0rt ODER
%rerianoet.
9art m~itaenommcn fino Sic InIaeen
ouf Seebao @enborf Sie I%npfansun<
gen fno arg ;erit0rt nnS sons Saumrets
Ten l.mseri6en.
SaS liebiide Siieebab 8~oltenbaaen
lit oIeidfuQs fat poIlitdnbig Elm Spier
her 3erit0rung aeworoen. SIifliaerwei<
ie miro NIT elmer &usnabme, Der Gr.
ipdbnten, ni&ts iiber Den Serluit bon
Weni6cnlebcu beriGtef.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

inter bem GinFuB elmer ilrjGen IuTnl'
Jung su leiOcn, fein 2ah0 ldb! f3 bcHt~
outage me9r i'll eiren &ertcr ~pcrpeHocln
unS sic Grun0e Ser 9lEsmGnAerH.5 81
beIcitigen, lit cine 9te9ierung HjG- i'll
stanoe Tie farm nidt bic iufvjco-H MA
den, meltbe unsufr1eOen iino. 2@el.9'
ricii0c Gimcniioncn Sic 8c.D:.eyuna Scr
Naha3ierc nngcnOmmcn bat, cr5tut 9Cr-
aus, onI oft e~insclne 0ompftr nit 7G0
bis 1920 3niibenOeGSp0h a9I-ren ir9teu
YGrf arsoEIKcx.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
@idbtis FIR Sic 2Seim5aasr soa
Miiionri.

&0rIette gSpde pur6cn sipei u%nfcrcr
b;eiigcH Neiuboucr, wcIGc i'd 0oS &C.
ieb l6er sen li;cnifreien H}crfoHf bon
GStin III 9tubc1 gemaft G~ottcr, Sic Ser.
rln 81. Sc 9&pl Hnb SuGer bon bier,
auf Sntrnftion Ne5 bieiigcn Gjrcuit
Nidter Slice ban ser Crane IHtp in
2lntloge;uitan0 ncricst. GorgcIoocn pot
Ser Court crfl0rtcn oisicIbcn, 0Geroing2
jbren itlt i.3c;ogcnen G&ctu p9Ee &i;cH;
octf0uft III bnbtn, gIoubteu it@ 0bcr
fcine3 &.rQcGen3 GcwuBt, 81 itncn Ser
Flolc @UGtabc oc5 @ciehe5 o,cic5 Fri.
~o;lc0iur gendbrlciite g!jAter JIicc L.
oo6 crflGrtc, Sob CT ojcic5 @eitg, mcls
DIES Sic 9egislotur icocnfo15 i'll De- %b-
luat crIaNm bat, Sen &Scintau 81 tcbeu
na5 Sen SHnop90cbrouG) III perm;uccrn,
uo3 ieincr e~iaentn McjIe ou5Icgc, un>
pcrurt5cilte @rn Sc sSyl sir Gtyaie Il
Ocn Soften.
@c3cn oicIen Qu2Ipru.l rar6e az S :
C1crStrlt)t appculrt. Sic GHtidclounQ
Der Suprcmc Gcurt bgtrift ober MAJ
oIciu Sic beiOcn GerfIa9tch, ioE0cru cs
it 6ic5 cine %eben9fr0ge fiir oIe 49ein-
bauer jm Stoatc, BON ocn;n ctn aro6tr
She'll lire &cine in bcricltcn MciIcpcr
wtrttet, ocnn cnti9sioct ao5 G5crgeriAt
un9jnitig, 10 iinO HQe Sem SuS,ctmsH.
uN0 Der Strofe ou$8cieb:.
Soltc c3 na@ otm @cia9tcn n;Gt III
Sntere0c auer S&ciubnuer 0t5 Staotc;
icjn, 5uiammeu;uitebcn uuo c5 i0 cju,
&l:inigEcit foitcn 81 ~lolcn, un0 cincr
9loOofateu i'm Souunr naD SsTcyior
GitD ;u idjGrh, um 0ieic IN Sen GSeiu-
bcu 9 MljNouri o wj4tac S.&c por
Der Saprcuc Court 81 pcrtrcten
GYOrti1ritt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

3wci Miuiouare son Sem
. or ipnrcn OH Mcntas 9Ibeno in Die
2ibertg StroBe gegan8en, BORT III Strc!t
.n;teinanDer gcratben, une Ger cine bGl
cen caocyn nit einem SowiesWfeIer sMr
Ecja, scm09t. Scr 8emor0ete heiBt
9(jHc.5 :. lurrea, Ser M6roer &iliam
Stmmoa5. 8ei0e itunoen an Ger Spise
;pcjer Gotte:it-@tiA0ftc. Gurgeo cons
~troiirtc aGc irG. 42Iice-S0cps inSrosfs
Jpn, mGbrtub Sjmmou5 3peia9ciGaite
ocrlelben &trt in ellen iiolt4eu gHNtcH
Union Ct05ligt &Gttt. SintmGlla mari
itinem Gencurtntcn in bieIem atlAeH-
ii:3eH Sdwinoct box, nob ocHen Ngcnttn
bic EyoofiGncr ole Sage bctrogcn.
&cn g&stttH frm c5 81 cineu SuuItFomr
pic, HnO ais Guryto III Die @ole Ge>
orangt mar, ;og Simmons ein lonaes
Sorritmei'cr uno tad cS ltjucm Spfcr
8 maj bis oH5 9tf5 IN Den @i!!t uno in
cen &clb. &immcn5 ja4 rem Sooten
taittlstig IN it:ncNt &,u.c lieGen, uno
0crl0Hatc, Gt5 c. G~cidnGen ~9cnonsa;el
pag, MI: ruhjacr 9}'icHe cine &iaarre.
&eiHc mo unsrmtEtjh ytitt 2scut ; bot
ten 33uirr i'll 0Ay Graot gaG nuf St0ten
59iano, ge05tttu ;ur fciAj1nobten @elt
H(cl0 Mori5- DsytrG;.cn alto oufs Neue
r- - go r. .-'L a.. - f&nk,
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
>S.&a&;it8t ST.; 3riGt:a.
>sy{<3sCE:,i.Dt;.;1eH ia
D.uIiCcL1ab.


@j.utusi.ta g(0&rj5ttn alt ser alien
8:imat1 qcbeu criGUtta-rot aun5. ban
&crbecrungcu me G;rp i.unStn, Sic
ourd ejncn Gturm on Ser GtIeetu1te L,
Mledltn6ur9 uNO 44le5rig ou9eridtct
in0
Gie Gtot!G dltstsia foil poaitdnoig
uberI&Utmn1t ictn- Gctoi!5 barber
ic3.en nod, bog be0arf e5 toum p:itcvcn
Gonmertors, I'm Sic Sdpere Der 9eins
indup9 81 fu5len. @bcnIs }trit0rte cine
anOcrc Notwithstanding, neruria4t
OurA ba5 Gin5rcHcn ciut5 9o:ames,
5tAct unO llmaratNo BON Ngenrooe
9jt Glutb ptrr,c5 il ncHigsu Stunben
$50 Nanitjcn ouS 81 ) 0Wiccn. Soote
O~ur.Gfubrtu ;n.oLen GjlWtuu@tn bic Stra-
8;n Ser Staot, um nit @ebenSgsfabr
Qln}c Gami!jcu BON oen Dadern ,brer
3luler III rtttsH. l(.bGrou, Sen Strano
e%utlan9 ciu NiIo Scr 3uRornna: tOOtcs
&ic3, &rumntr poH 0Guicrn, W0bsl,
@srdtjiaoftcn MD ~o"boI; bsden cine
u1ita ztrtGc.
2ttbul DIES Miro aus 5on>erburg ber
r;d5tctct Aie. TIu,9 6at BORT 9cbauOe
~voutlnSig ;cri!Srt uGN an oielen anSesn
lroBtn SA00tn 0H8syj4tst Iit Yontonz
oraGc i6er cen q i~,niano tat gll6lider
9&cjir Ger &ra"ouna micbsrilauoen. Gpc
&t10r0cn blcten aides auf, an Der uuae.l
! b!id Id.n i3pcrcn g(ctj 81 %teuern, bura
oit mie ac:v0Jnlih Die dr.ncrn &lnlle Der
NluG.Serun9 oI idpcritcu bctrofen.
son 4tp5uittnbHr9 Bort nun. DAB brei
Sal0atclJ Dot t~rtruntta ino. Sin aus
Dem Geuti@~N Gnii6cn &riege mobile
fainter Srt il ciNer &udt lieid:n gla'
mems, Gin 6jiAcr.ori @;nni nsbuno iou
u]olitan0ig serit1rt ittn. &ud in Gdsn'
f0roc .ibcrneisen Die 6Nrd SIS 8aher an
gcri9tettn @~crmjEangeu aGe Soritels
lung.
Son allen aHIenors:n, BON aieI,
SraOtmijn0e, Straliulb, Sr3in.mRnbe
treTcn o6niide Erauerno6tihten Gin,
e5caia aus Mj6mor, bon be- SnieI 8oet,
aus @0rneminoe, Sibnis, Sa6oW, So'
beron .uno GoItof. gin ben l1fern bon
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
/ Scrp1p - SGstg,c.fc. I
CSOrti1vitt.)

+ Soum BADEN ii6 Die cWiltu SGoleu
iiber Dem 6raFe Grceieg's 9ci&.oHG uno
i6on nie6cr baben mir Sen SOB 5.otieg
bcocutcnOcr Sournoiiitcn III mclscn ;
5rieoeri1 2crom uno 6ri3 Nnneda
6rje0ctid %eroW wlr 1927 81 Ginning
in SNlcswis 0%ebrren unO oiS"Get, ii9
fri1 Ser 8udoruGcrfunit, Ser @5!fevs
friibling pou lS4S fonO Gu0 i'm unter
Sen &Gmpfcrn oc8 @olfe3 un0 bro6tt
ou6 i5m 0as S&iciaI ieincr GcuoH,9,
Den &srSer. - Nn0 ii~bcritnncsrcy
ging CT mad g(clO 9orf, wo CT III. ...-.a.
8ru0cr, giu00Ipb &cg0ls, oas *~e4,...:
l6c Sournol re0igirte. M0G .~1.stcsu
llnmobtiein e~reiItc i'm om 3. Ic:.1
Der no0 5~>peitdgigcm &ronfenta5t, ~
SOB.
Sol. 6rib 9(nnefe, 9c6orcn 1913 in
Sortmuno, frat ais Observation-Disclosures
Singing in sic 8reuBii6e 2~(rt;Ierie,
muBte. a6er lSl6 lpegen icincr irei.iinnis
0cn stniidten oen 0ienIt quitgiren. Na6
ser NicocrTNtagung OeS Nufitanocs orn
1878 in 9ait 9ensmmen, gcIaa5 ca i6H,
nad Ser S6wei; ;u %cntfOmmen, bon no
CT i'm Sabre 1850 mad 9tmcrita oNs.uan
berte. 8cim Au5bru0 bcr 9ebcQicn
itanO CT all ser Spisc ciut5 9te9;mtntcs
un6 miomctc Ii5 mad Ser 8ccnoi9ung Oe&
Sri,ge5 nrtoey Ser iournoIijt;ihcn 9auis
bcbn. Sn Gbicoao, po CT ii5 Sic lcBte
3cit ouf1ielt, %itiir;te ct O~oriacn SonntaJ
g(Gdt i'm Sjultrn in eincn Seller, Iucl0s5
iciue.p ioforti9en 500 ucrurioAtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
GinI6redli6c5 unoIUd er

Gin'i6r.edli6c5 un9lUd err
cignctc ii9 turSIid in ct. 2bomos, 9r's
Gountp. Sic Satin bc5 @crrn SIS
'McfeD 9ing mad elmer bonn 9duic cnt
fc.uten NueQe UNI @oict Ill bolcn I'M
licB ibre beioen flcinen &in3er oacin 3u
Sauie g8abreno ,brer 9tbpeieuGeit &C.
rictb boS @ou5 in SronO. Gtne5 Der
Sinocr perbrnnutc total uu0 bob 0necre
murat 10 arg beidaOigt Dap e5 nod fur'
Ger 3cit itarb. So5 9au5 brannte to-
tai ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

Serr .>tnbrco5 Sdulic, bon
Soutb .8ointt, Ser in Ser Icttcn SSabl
gum G~ountpriatcr BON 6ronSIin @ouas
tn erwablt murOc, 1T om Z. 0cccrnter
ocItorbcn. Ser &triIortenc 9cno8 all
gcmcinc QAtnns unler itN'en @tit6dF-
Qeru.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

Saa 5antte GOenue @OteI
III Stem gorf, oo5 fir ba5 1r0Bte nnO
.Iururi0sfe 9eteI Der 4eIt gilt, 9crietD
leBtenTreitag inBran0, nobel bie 0icnf-
maodcn i5r 2cben oerlrrcn. ling :
fabr 100 3inmer teS 9oteIS wuroen be'
i6Goigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
NulGrni Nuffern
@on heute an ic6en Sag friide 2~tEitcrn
Bel Der Same uber 8ortion bel
8. @. S6werg.el.
%nebenGCnl NaEltfdNnle.
81, ocrfaufcu pter iu o~errsntcn.

Ger ltntcrsciduete luiinidt feline 2Riibe
lc nehit anOcreu Standardization su Der
fauftn Deer 81 eerrcuttu f.; lDsRn &C.
tuiinidt, farm aud Bic MfoiGtncric ollcia
g%cf0uft werocr. NieS III yutcl Sge
itanoe.
2oreG, Gtraub.
Scrufa.H Tma
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

Sdweis. Ginfubrci6e paobtI1ni
SilGe Staatsmlnncr po1cn in Der Rsni>
lionsfyaee cin Ser 09nurgspro@
gramm porIdl0scn, seiieu Soupt>
grnuolagen wdreH: GinbeitIiGe Snltruc-
tioncn our3 ben Sano, un0 bagegen
SermaItnn9 ecs Mt0terlolS Our9 Die
&lntone.
@sioI6un9serb6buu9 Scr
guuOesratb bat Sen 9eieee8sorl@log
iiber sic seIolbung Ger chg. geamtcn
u1o anecteGten 81 GnSc berotbcn. 0oa
Stiet nimnlt cine Grb6buns bon 25 pro
cent 1iir bic MilitdrongeIfcatcn uno fir
bic Snitructoren Oh. Sn5 @eicb iGL,
weru CO p.su ser Gun0eSpcrfammI:EQ
nnacnommen Wiro, am l. Sanuar 1872
iii Strait tretcu. 6crner miro Ser Sun
bcsrotb mn cincn &rcSit nadiuden, scr
ea mo.}ti4 moGt, sic 8elolouna Ser un<
tern H>emten unS ser observation-disclosures
I'm $3.50 pro cent su erbGbcn. Sage
gen ipUrben bonn sic RrouiToncn bel
SOLE, $oit.unb ScIcgropbenonGcitcGten
s~vesfolen, nit slusnatme Der fIcinen
8ureaur, mo sic &roUiiion ;rsieid Sic
8eiolbrug ousMadt.
C robebeniu y lit B erg,
aus Ser Steinlod, %. STOW, miro Dem
ySHp. M." sel6ricben r%~crsan3cnc
Iaht in Ser eiiten Gtun0c Ocrlpirtc
mani in unferem Ebal cinen GrbitOB, bei
an 9efti9feit ale porousgc9ongcrcn
iibertrift. Die iciner 3eit erfol9teu
GrploIionen Der $uIDermiibIe in unlerem
Sal broGten peit nid)t Die S8irfungcn
5error, bie Oieier GrOlt0B bcrpOrbradtc.
!oduier erSittertcn ais % mirflid ciHe
8ulucrminc unter ibnen geiprengt tu0rc,
fSeniter tIirrtsn, Wi6brl War0cn IN ocn
@emabern DON Der Stele geftoBen, un6
llblwerfe %itanOex ill.,. SaS sen Stos
be2leileloe Get0ie mar 10 FART, bab man
geriuAt par su ~glaubcR Elm Giienbobn
; JUG fab-e .bolebEGrt7. &a9 ren9Sa9r
ne9m9r9cn tam Ger StoB unmittelb0r
uoR unten mad sbcn, mot in meIleHi6rs
ni9en SjlsiHsHngM flip DtrllcrcnO wic
bel Den frlberen GriGcinEngen. Sie
@ittcrHn9 oes 9citrigen 6ages mar san3
normal, uno Ser Sag ieItt s0b!te 81 Cen
lrIrracren, anS,ncBneren Serblttugen
erit .escn QbenO MAR IS etpaS tiibIcr,
Die Nadt icIsit war 9eraoc nidt ,~iternens
bel, bod au@ nidt i6n0eTIi9 triib !; Der
beutise NiOr9eH il benz 9cItrisen Sage
gan; 9ltid. (lebnIide5 miro aus Sit
bin9cn, 3e4inscn, &cutliugcn uno ALI
ben Srtea s:nsloet. o. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

$1,000 cUac Nah,c xUcotn scim &as
~foner 0ronst ger@fet. gja rwo@It
bt"- Gt&tii;jStr bat aasa:rtGaet, Sap
oGs yt6itsn jeacs ti~nielnen %.i@ases Safs
fee III oieisg S&clie oui $741,32 III fee
ben f3Htmt Cine perteufcIt t0tipicS
.lisc N5ittrci !.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

Sic @&rutro Hnjscr{itat iii
Gamari99e bcj &oiton 9lt Guyt9 aos Nb'
9rtnncn elmer 9iti;c jbrcr aeboriser
~Dtict542vIer, mic btfaaHt, aber $780,
900 psyloren. Sin f%rcjNiUiQcn @sifen<
ern ;vr Ett"M9 oicic6 &erIHi:ss iinO ben
5rufec5 len:r ltni0crFtdt 6tye,t5 Sis,
$50 III ta1rcm @jIre justGc'1men. Sin
tc&tuteEcsr Gteil wu,oe Q bcn PrO'
isToytu Ser }~ln1alt uro otH VIteru Ger
oort Nu9j,uocu Su9cuo %tsjaefcusrt.
2&ir :losiicin n;4t aoraH, CAP Der 9anse
&cgt il b"r1 ~frc;DlIjae &eitr0ac 8eocft
mtyota wi.a. 81 ioItcn Ginger Itno
oie Nmtrifnucr 0o3 srite Moit Der @roe.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

@oyocc Grct.cy airO in gt;m Sorf Elm
Ncet:"ol feic3t.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19
ST,arti.:rfbi&- 9i:;rDfmua.

&ermann, gto., ben Il Noo. 1872.
Sic Gcl00ftsUcrbinennG swii1en We
fer s3orn, it mo g&m. Sierra lit nit Dem
teutiQen Sage GufgcIG't Worben. NtrI
8stcr Bern it au&qctrGt9n uu9 A5tl
3orn iiibrt Sns Gcldaft unter isiner
slo,acr wcitcr un0 inS hermit SdE!a
uer b6fljdt criuIt lire SOulotu su Ii,
ruiN:rrru.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
General Butler at New Orleans.

At Republican demonstration in In
dianapolis on the third instant, General
Butler referred to the charge Of corruption
made against him while in command at
New Orleans, and to a remark made by ex-
Senator Hendricks in his North Vernon
speech in which the latter said, General
Butler is coming over here; you must lock
up your spoons" Mr. Butler said:
want to lay two or three facts before
YOU. They say took So, 900 from the
people Of New Orleans. There are my &C
counts at the War Department. They have
been examined by every rebel and every
rebel sympathizer from that day to tAs,
and no hole has been found in the ac-
count. Go through and look, and When
YOU have worked through tell the other
side of the story. Don't put down part
and leave out the rest, lest God treats you
as he did Ananias and Sapphira l fed
81. 600 starving women and children, most
of them the wives of rebels in the army,
from the sixth day of June to the sixth OF
September, 1862. / employed HOO men IN
cleaning up the streets, in cleaning the ca
nails. and making it healthy for the widows,
children and wives Of Confederate soldiers
| gave them 400 feet square OF land at the
Customhouse, that since has been sold tor
So so foot, amounting to Sl,UUO,UUO. 1
maintained the hospital Of the Sisters OF
Charity at an expense of $4,000 a menth,
and another Catholic hospital at $4,000 a
month. Imade ther children go to school,
and furnished the teachers. 1 policed their
city, kept it in order, 50 that from that same
sixth Of June forward child or a woman
could walk through the city of New Or
leans with safety. I thought it was, not
exactly right to tax the loyal people Of the
North, who already had so much to bear
to paw for all this, aud so made the rich
men and the property Of New Orleans pay
It. You can 60 to the Treasury Department
at Washington and find that sent home
from New Orleans, in good hard, sound
dollars, almost 100000 to the treasury OF
the United States. Well, now, l have done
with this forever. For the first time in my
life have alluded TO it, except last night
at North Vernon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
secret Political Organization-TheA meri-
nnn Y aforrI,ar.s-

ST. LOUIS, October 6.-The Democrat to-
day gives a lengthy account of a secret or
ganization called the American Reform
party, information of which was derived
from gentlemen holding high Office in its
ranks. The statement says that the organi-
cation was first formed in 1867, but that 1t
had only a feeble existence, confined TO a
few Of the Eastern States, until the New
York riots in 1870, when it took new start,
and shortly after that agents were sent
through all the States to form nucleus OF
the American Reform party, and now the
organization Families the whole country
In Missouri alone there are $50 clubs ana
State council. In St. Louis there are twelve
cIubs-councils which hold meetings almost
nightly, and claim to have 5JOO voters III tnls
county. The principal features OF their piot
and form of principles are declaration LOT
perpetuation of the federal Union, that
Americans must rule America; nevertheless,
persons born abroad of American parents,
and foreigners coming to the United States
under twenty years of age, should be en-
titled 10 all rights and privileges OF native
born citizens; that no person should be
selected for political station, whether native
or foreigner, who recognizes any allegiance
or obligation to any foreign power what
ever; tie unqualified recognition and main
tenance of the reserved rights of the States;
no interference by Congress with purely
State questions; opposition to any union
between church and State, and no inter
ference with any religious faith or worship;
no test oath for Office; a thorough inVestl-
ton of all alleged abuses of trust by public
officers, and strict economy IN the public
expenditures; the enforcement of all laws
constitutiUnally enacted until they are
repealed OF declared void by competent
judicial authority; that all children are
entitled to education at public expense,
free from sectarianism, and there should be
no division of school funds for other than
school purposes. The party claims to have
already influenced some elections in New
England States, and refers to the fact that
there is but one forejgn-Oorn person on the
Democratic State ticket in this State, as
evidence of their influence in Missouri.
The position of the party is not aggressive,
but defensive; the object being to defend
the laws and the principles OF popular gov
eminent, and compels every man in this
country to be an American. The closing
words of the Democrats informant are
1--WE have in our order persons OF all ma
tionaIities and religions, ard we only ask
that they shall be Americans in principles
and feelings. We war not against any
mans nationality or religion, but we say
that 10 monarchial principles shall be en-
grated upon the politicaIH system o.
| America"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

A meeting was held Monday. After a
short discussion on the life of rivers,
especially as to the physical character Of
the great Mississippi, participated in by
Captain Dyas, Of the United States service,
General Blanchard and DR.. Nicholson, the
academy adjourned its executive meeting
until next Monday evening, in honor of the
death of their lamented and esteemed fell
low, DR.. j. o. Noyes.
The following preamble and resolutions,
offered by Major Gotthiel, were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the exercise of His omni-
potent and ever to be venerated will, and
Of His impenetrable wisdom, our Heavenly
Father has stricken from earthly existence
cur esteemed friend, DR.. James Oscar
Noyes; be it,
Resolped, That in this event this academy
has lost one of its most active and Jealous
fellows. science one of its most untiring CO.
Iaborers. and society one Of its most enter
prising members
ResoLced, While this academy deplores its
own loss, we deeply sympathIze with his
sorrow-stricken widow and parents.
Resolrea, That this preamble and these
resolutions be inscribed upon our minutes,
and that the corresponding secretary trans
NIT copies of the same to the family
| ReSoIred, That a committee OF Jhree oe
appointed to draw up memorial on the
life and death of DR., Noyes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

CRIMINAL CoURT.-A nolle prosequl was
entered in the case of George Miller, alias
Leon Davis, charged with larceny.
The following cases were continued;
AGAINST Philip Jones, charged with larceny;
p, Lebean and John Lorenzo, charged with
the same offense; Robert Hackelson, assault
and battery
Sam Barnes was found guilty OF the
charge of assault and battery, and recon-
mended to the mercy Of the court.
Charles Harris was convicted OF the
charge of larceny.
Elizabeth Cayo withdrew her plea Of not
guilty to the charge Of larceny, and entered
one of guilty. \, i
assault with intent to kill, and found guilty
Of assault, and recommended to the mercy
Of the court.
John Reese, who was found guilty Of the
charge of larceny, was sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment in the PenitentlaFy'
George Williams, assault and battery
one day in the Parish Prison.
James Wilson, burglary and larceny, was
sentenced to one years hard labor in the
Penitentiary.
James Reynolds, charged with carrying
concealed weapon, pleaded guilty, after
withdrawing his former plea Of not guilty
In the case of James Steward alias Rey-
nolas. etcs nolle prosedui was entered
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
Exhibit Of Annual Expenses.
A Washington special to the st. Loui
Democrat saws:

A Washington special to the st. Louis
Democrat says:
General Farnsworth, Of Illinois, stated on
the stump that the cost OF administering
the government the past year was $780,
0O0,0O0 Judge Richardson has, in reply
to an inquiry as to the correctness of the
statement, furnished detailed exhibit of
annual expense. The net expenditures for
the year 1872, as shown by the books Of the
department, were ST., 516, 900, concerning
which Judge Richardson says the expendi-
lures as here given should not be cOnsld-
cred as showing the cost of administering
the government.
Thew represent disbursements by the
treasury, and include amounts which are
not expenditures in the true meaning OF
the word, as they involve no outlay OF
money by the treasury, and are no burden
upon taxpayers, they being merely entries
on both debit and credit sides OF the books,
one as receipts and the other as expendl-
lures, made necessary by system OF book
keeping in practice OF money received from
persons and subsequently returned to them
or expended in their behalf, or in other
eases treated as revenue and expendi-
lures.
In this amounhare included the expenses
of the Patent Once, which isa more than
self-sustaining; many expenses Oh the Land
Office, which are more than covered by re-
ceipts: the whole cost Of the ninth census;
payments 10 States on account OF war ex'
penses, and many similar items, all OF which
are set forth in detail in the statement about
to he deducted. which, as Judge Richard
son shows. is So, $4,000, leaving ordinary
annual expenses at $94, So, COZ. An ap
proximate estimate at the treasury shows
that even this sum includes about S5D, OOO
600 which are directly chargeable as eN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
The LoufsYiIle Canal.

This is a special to the Louisville Courier
Journal;
WASHINGTON, October 3.-The report Of
the engineer bureau is about completed,
and viii shortly be transmitted. to the Sec
tary Of War In the matter OF the Louis,
Vile canal, for which Congress appropriated
$500, 600 at the last session, it appears that
General Weitzel is making good, progress
with the work, but will not be able to com
pIete it this winter. The final completion
IS not distant. The difficulties growing out
of the direction in the act making the ap-
preparation, which requires the Secretary
Of War to submit plans to relieve this canal
from all membranes save tolls for neces-
sar7 repairs and superintendent, have
been removed by correspondence between
the directors and the engineer bureau. The
bureau favors the purchase and manage
ment of the canal BY the federal govern
ment, as has been already provided by Con-
gregs in the case of the water line between
the Mississippi river and Lake Michigan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

VERDICT, FOUND DRowNED.-A common
place verdict, which answers. for the cir
cumstance and the time.
About seven O'Clock, yesterday morning,
the body of an unknown white man, about
fifty years old, was found floating in the
river, at the head of Canal street. The de-
ceased had on black cloth pantaloons, gaiter
shoes, red wooden knitted jacket, cotton
flannel undershirt, white overshirt, and q
mark of an old sore on the left cheek.
Also, about the same time, the police dis
covered floating in the river, at the head OF
Richard street, the body of another IN,
known white man, about forty years old,
dressed in linen duster, black pantaloons,
coarse linen overshirt, slippers and wooden
socks. The deceased had red beard and
mustaohe. Coroner Creagh held an inquest,
and a verdict was returned Of accidental
drowning.