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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Die lGnoipirtbftba ftltbc Au8fteluna
in Ninlltcp

mlr0 telte er0ftnet ulo guar, pelt1 oaS Wet'
ter iid gitnitig g%ejtaltet, unter giiHltigen 4uz
ipisieu, penn Die 3abl Der auSgelteltea Sbtere
uno @e9enitGnoe ut grOBer, oils il 5upor, lpaS
3uuleiit Dem umltunos suSul1retben III, Dap
cas- AusIteuuuga<SomIte fir Die Seqmemlld=
lett oer Auslteuer leoe m09Ith2 6irlor9e &c.
trofieH hat.
9us Yrogrumm fir bic auste1uug finOet
Der 2ei(r oil elmer anOerm Stele unisrss 8lat.
tes unO mir babeH %oaiielbe and bcretts 10 utel-
fadl b%eiprofen, oaB etne peitere @rniBuuns
iiberliiitg eridstut. @rpahnen miiien mir
beiouosrs Die Meuueu. met6e Gadmittags
2 lbr beginner uno iebr intereiIGHt iein
lueroen, OG mebrCre reHouluIIrte RferOc an9es
meloet Iino.
Sir 8eiDr6ernng be8 @ublifums mad Dem
Iu8feDuugapInte lit bciten8 aeIocat; Smnis
buiIe iabren tdgIif iri6 9 u1r nabrsHO Der
ausieaung pom Document BlaBe ab ;5ahr=
gelO 80 Cents bis gum Ausitelungsplabe.
Auh 9e9eH beitdnotg Smnibuie BON Den
@%nbpuntten Ger Yenniplp lnia=Aus.s II. STA,
biionltrG6en= Sabnlinfe oh; Sahrgelb rs SITS.
Die ygtorOl, &eltraIRabaz&ompaJnie" ldBt
8ormitt0g nm Z, 80 uHo II llbr uno Jtad)=
mittag5 IA ubr 3itse BON &aluerttr.< 8abus
bofe na6 WOunt 8aibtagtou gebeH; bic
Nidfabrt per @iienbabu pom Mount ga
ibingtOn geidtebt 0afmittagS 2 nbr 33 Wi>
nnten un0 Abelp5 6 llbr 4 Utiuuter. Sabu=
blqete Sur 9tns uno 5erfabrt % Gents; in
Utount @ai6iugtou iteber SmnibuiIe sur
Sabrt nad Bimlico I'M 10 @tS, berelt.
8iIetc finO am G~ingau9Stbore, auf in
McGaffre1'S MuiifbanOlung, SIR. 204, @et.
8altimoreitrabe au babeu, User e8 tbun
fam, m6ge bas Gebtdnge unO ben 4uients
halt AM Sbore oermeiOen rub ieiu Gidst bel
l0ier.
SsIonoers miifen mir ermdbnen, bag Sie
Defamation iomobl iir bic 3eit Der austel=
Jung, luie fir ale pdbrenp oeS SabreS in
ituttftnoenOeu 6titlidfetten &apt. u.
Deioeri9 BON Der Pot. Office : Auenue, benz
Serpalter OeS S9iseuparteS, itber-
Jeben 1T. Sopobl 6aS oeutlhe, ME oaS arte-
itaniI9e 8ublifum, fennt Capt, 6eioerid
Iinldnalit uno miro baher MIR SorSi9li9es
ION INN eriparten; fir Oieienigen aber, Die
bn ni1t fenneu, bemerfeu mir, bag es oaS
efe j3eugnib fir i'm 1T, buB er BET Oieier Sc
'9enbeit SabIreIdlen ameritanlidenN itbepsrs
EN- ben Rang ab9eIaHfea bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
YariftezO uano=G umpasait's
G~uflostarer
Nacifcs 0uonO.
S0Dn :. Eeele q Comp,
Er. to, 2UutbhraRe, Baltimore, Dle.,

Der @e5rauh oieiesSaano's tett ieinsr giniibruuo
in 1864, uno ole jdbrlite Berero6erunq oes Berbrou5
he5 BON eiHissn luHoert Sonnen inn erhen Sabre an
uieten 8auleHSeu 3onnen it Der 6ete Beusis ieinFe
NbCrtbes ais elm DorJi9luhes Niittct iir ole @rAenauno
ron aorltnliur> BrooutIeH iotDott, als aud tit Die
grQdnjuna ibrer Groeu ton.
9as 9roBe Sapttal, tuslhes bcie @eienihait in
oteiem nnternepmen ~anseIeqt uno BE ~ungeuobnliten
9rlettteruRseH ieBeH lie in ben Stuno, eiu DINA
iien Yreiie gu gebeu. DIGGER @uano it i'm pertettSn
3utanoe tar'r n0rtaen.-
@s ii Die Abii6t Der @eielido't, oas bette Dina
mittel iir cen biui9teu BIeis gu geben, Hro IuheR
our5 oet9roserte SeItdufe unb tleineu Ssroienh cine
anseueiieRe Sersltuas iHr tbr aus9sle9es Gupi.ai
5u erllelen.
Dieier @uano miro burb Agenten Der @eitaitait
IN aurn Wdttisn Der gftttelz, Sios uno 9olf- Staa.
ten uerfGuit
8rets in Baltimore $50 pro Eonue
(2C00 Yfuno). Jpbn q. Reefe s Gpmn.
(Aue. IL, "A. &. ,2UPte, t&mj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08

Gs febt ;u %errparteu. Sab Der 3uSraus gu
benz Btnee bener iebr fart Fin Nib mo Mir
be baber eiu Seoer poblthun, fd Seitig Elm
8iQet Al lGien unb hinauslnfahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08

tritt Montag uuO 9ienitag, ben ID. unO IS.
October, Die inter Der DIRECTION oe5 6rn.
5trafoih ilehcnoe Siintler9eit1ihaft uui.
Inter Den WttgiicOern oteicr @eieui4aft be-
fiubcn id aud Die beriibmte Sdngerin Waoe-
moiiele @%orlotta 8attt unO Der gcprieicne Sc
nnrit Siouor mnrio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Naftimprcr GtdSt= Ebeater.

Su Der pGoncorota" wiro 0Ouueritag
abeuo bas ergreifenbe S6auipiel bon Char.
lotte Sirdpfeiffsr; y9orf uub StaOt" OOer
'sQorle pom S9nar3pat6" geacben. Die
les, nan Der 9rsdbturg BON SertbolO Auer,
bad: y9ie Trau Yrofeioriu" bearbeitet, &c.
bort III Den efieftuolitan unb beiten Siihnerz
mgfeu, melde uns bic Dor eiuiqeu Sahren in
8erlin peritorbene Striftiteaerin biuterlaiien
hat. Die 8eietuna Der eiuselneH Stolen 1T
cine por5iigli9e, uub mir fuo iitcrSeugt, baB
f6 Der fommenoe SbcaterabsnO fir isOen
Sciuher Al eiuem geuuBrsidcn Q~eitalteu
miro. 0nB nnicr ieei9ss Sheaterperional i'm
StanSe lift, &Or5igliheS 81 %leiiten, hat es be-
reitS beruieieu, uno eS lic9t jeet nur am 8ub.
litum, rem beuti6eH 8henter cine b!eibeuOe
St1tte in 3altimore III iflern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
SIR. s.. SAIcocl

oerSopft bon beute an in Der yIrbeiter=6aue"
on Der Glib 6r%eoeridilroBe ielbit 9etelterten
SeSerlpeiBen unO labet a0e 2iebbaber Oieis8
@etrdnfes elm, uaf IeiRem Qotole su fommeu
uuo iih BON Der Site OicieS Srantes 5u iiber-
3PucFrI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Gr GpinriA mprnrr

bat in ieiner @uOitorei, Scr. 149, 0I=8at-
timOretraBe, tdgliA iciiAen 9ambHr9cr But
terfuten DOrrGthtg.
BSE% gSir rtaden uuiere 2eier, pelde treif
lite itub biGige Ssfen unO 8ledwaareu TAU
fen molten auf Die GnseiQe Der $50.
9 d Ii & Slein bon Or. 246, @eIt-
Strait, nahe 6anoperitraRc, animerIiam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Scr 6amburqer 8ruittbec iii

Scr 0ambureer SruittDee ~ IN
fat alien Npotbeten Imertfa'S 81 babeu.
SOQte ieOoG guer 9roguit nitlt Oanlit per
ieben jeiu, 10 meupet sud all Die 66. u.
8oQeler & 60. IN Baltimore, bic
Sud oeuielben gegeu GiuieHoung ocS BrsiieS
t%oiteuirci auieuoeu. Sin YoGet fOtct % &t8.,
5 Hadete fir 81. (24l-4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Hut

entbdlt oas Btogramm oteier gBodc cine gisnge In
iereiiaHter Tumllern uro 9touitIten. NeTnen mill
fen mir oas Shauipiel: Scr irGr5ofiihc Spton"
ODER r9ie @robcruug pom Algicr." in lueitem SRI.
Soc, Die berubinte BantOmiuif tin, Die &IteIzGtole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
On Scr ct, fafobuS= &irdhe

@de Der GeOrgez unO OQitouitraBe, b%eginnt
Der GonTirman6eH : lnterri6t Ntontug, Den
IA. Sttober. Iumeloungeu ntmmt tSr.
Yaltor Or. Beer eutge9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
B9= GupifO'sS intcrbelt.-0e ihlaue

BgS@ Suptfo'sSintcrbelt.-0er iflaue
Gogeuidiite QmOr u~erieuoet ieiue Bfeile aus
maudjem paiieHO gelegeneH @tntel; aber e5
1T 3ueifel9aft, Ut CT ieine ber3erobernNen Sc
ihOiie NIT gr6Berer &ilfuug aus cinem 6tls
terhalte ubldidt, oils Deuu er bieielbeu nit
@eiledtel unO 8ia9eqO6en zines nit prdh'
tigem 9ua. "ge5iercu SopicS b%eiteoert. 3D.
men, nclf)e BON Der 9tatur nitt nit OiejeEl
tr0nenbsu Sicge Der @eibli6fett beJabt ilHc,
t0nuen Die Miaiie hires 6aarCS lei4t unO IL
der uermebren uuo hemitlbeH burh ben Sc
brand uon Qpon'8 yS atbOtrO II" bel
Der tdgttden SOtlette etuen Se1oen9lau3 pers
lsi6en, mdhreuO oieisuigen, melde Die SoriC=
bung nit ciuer 9iiae Oteisr 3ierbe bc8 Sc
idl dts 9eiegret bat, c8 ourdl oaiielbe Dltttel
all Guautitdt unO Sh0nbeit ungeIdmdIcrt
bis gum 2eben8euoe bewabren f0nnen. SIM
,Satbairou" itedt elm er3eugenOcS 9rlns
5ip, welAes buhtdbIid Oa8 QGar sum
@ d EN- n6tbt9t. @8 rottet ShOrf,
@rino uno aue Abbldtterungeu IMP AuS~
WiiGie Der Gopfbaut, welfe ole raidle unO
gciunoe gntpideluug Der @aarfaicru hinbcrn
aus. gao. 2 .4t&mJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Sr4 Trdn3 OdrOncr

erGfinet WtittnOd Den 9 ,Ctt., I'M Souterraln
OeS @ebdube8 be8 Correspondent" cine &eins
6auoluug II. @einitube. Sr. @urOner, elmer
Der befaunteiteH unO populdriteu gSirtbe ut>
ircr StaOt, piro tets Die uOr5itgli6iteu 8eine
porrGtbig balteu, Oa er ais Der bcIe9Seiutenner
bier betannt 1T uao ben bcrrliden Rebenfait
brett impOrtirt. 9NB ietne 8einltube III fur.
ser Belt Der Sammelplat Ocricni9en merben
miro, rpelde e'l1 @ld8dCu 0eiu jeOem anOe.
rem @etrdute uorsieheu, t6nucn mir NIT Be-
~timntleit propheSeleu. 8et oerliittpod ituttz
inoenoen @r0iiunng Oes QOtalcS miro 6r. s.
@aroner ietne @1Ie nit einem Qunihe be.
wirtben, ME er o%elifater nod nie auf8etii4t
norben lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Ncluhnuna
Gcbeiur &rantbritcn
WruuSttdDc Sur Garanttrt

VCJGlNIG SS"LhAllDClICH
Wruu5ttdDc Sur GdrGnttrt
BON
8r. S0feqh Sabtau,
prafttibem arbi, 8ttlGoelpbiG.
Dr.. RCbiGu garuuttlt cure i6rCue uEb ar1RoIi4G
Rur In alien 9eiblehtlIhGu SraufbeticH.
SuHge MtdnHCr,
bic f9 ~bctmltdnPr SGgCroiiEneu bemuBt hHe, oeten
Solggn f6 in S9wGdc, unuermoeeH, 2ebeHslbTrs
Drug uuo jateBt in austebruuQ luno sebtn, moeeu
Fb pertrGuersOpu an mid usnncn.
9t babe Eauieure ioldu lngladIiher ~ ibrRr
irIGerer @einEhbait BurIt9cbra6t, bic pon Gnbern
idlih bepGnoelt ootI ais u~H9ellb4r nusge9ebsn pors
oEu IHo.
WGbnen ur5 TrnuGn,
bic on ltnrsq elpGBiQititsL In oct moEGtlt6eu RetniS
euHQ oogE QdHSluem Au5biCIteN eeJietbta lsibeH
gleihoisl uon relhcr llIiGne, WtroCr in etnt9en Zoe
oCn oon mir beyGeiclt, obne nadtbettI9e Golsen til
ole SgtuRobrtt.
A]uspdrtigC B%Gtteuteu
fiHren BON mir beJunoclt UeroeH, pcHn fe mir ibr
.SuitaHo ihrjttib mitt9eiiaa.
6ucHJite Stri0ip eBcHgclt miro tuaettett.
G6rebe: DR JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 2ZS, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(a2ci7. t2Utte., i q ; u A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Rr Nn,Iia ~ McinhnrAt

e%r0ffnct bcut: ie'ne nsue gStrtnihatl, Gde Der
Druio Sulsglueuue uno 8ioelrfru6e, nit einc!l DC.
Itateu 9uni6e, wo5u er ieiue IdmmtIEten GreunSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Sds Wl~ififonsfeft Der rScutid,en
Ei~nfnISHanft Ncr. Scr. &fnnfnnn

fiubet beute Abenb nm 8 nhr in Der 4. Oeut=
ihen reformirtcu Stride an Der &aloerttr.
unO 0iittmOd Qbeub nm 8 llhr in Der refor:
mirte1t &irte, @fe Sdr0oers unS SarutOgas
itr., unO in Der reiormirtm ct. TauluStirde
oil Der SleetItY. lQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
Scr vO1arOIdn0er 2mrn 8erein'
an Wnrn5a Nncrnhnma

feiert 0ioutag, ben 4. gtoucmber, ieiueu 10,
Sabre8bau in oen ,9femzQ Iiemblgz 9icomS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08
SSrienberidte.
8eridtst bon Sym. Nifbcr S SSbnen,
2' gstr I; Ssrtan as auf Der btcfssn sorl. po.sn

tol9enoe:
1900 Yaltimorer Staotistiu, 1890. aIts, 80, ok
1000 Ditto eltto 1990,........ 96%
500 Ditto Ditto 1890, e. .... gb%
loo 8tarpldnoer 9srtbeioigun z4nIetbe,.. 1O2
LOCO Ditto Ditto oitto 1C2
100 oitto Ditto Ditto 102
1860 ,pittsburgsG onu. sBabn"sS blieat., 7r, VIZ
100 Mar Ginc. = obn"sSbItgJ /. 9up. 7r ok
100 oItto ottto oltto l. Spp 7r, 91A
1000 Ditto oltto Ditto 2. 9pp., II, 9Ox
l,0OJ pgirsinidz& nnehee>SGbn" CT, 2. Spp., 73X
l,000 otto Ditto oltto 7SH
QUO Ditto bttlo ST.. 81
1850 Ditto Ditto Ditto 81
4 9VEien fPr 81 6rhIin,Pu SPutraIISnhuH 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-08

SaS ,,GpfiIon SoneiaDc, Nr. 5,
&Sroen Der iiebcn RetSeu,"
fciert Mortae Den Ii. Sttober, icinen 3. 5abrssbaa
in ncr gSnrrnlrta 6 l1Gn On her IEnhELteiL-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-26
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Sold by all Druggists g Dealers in Med,eir
D. II. 3. Flint Il Co., Proprietors,

Sold at wholesale by W. F. Phillips & Co., Por
land; at retail by +. ". Kinsman, Augusta,
junpl0-tSW6m
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CrrT1xG OFF, THE LEAVES OF STRAW.
RERR1ss.--A strawberries have done
fruiting. many cultiyators have the prac-
tics OF cutting off the entire leaves. fruit
stalks and old top of the plant. 1t is then
covered with light mulch of hay Or
grass, and remains undisturbed for few
weeks or months. Then new. top and
crown form, new dark fresh leaves appear
ana theplant continues a healthy and Wig
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cur, certain knowledge this practice has
been followed In over a dozen beds toI
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new fresA7tepT ahT leAyes Just forming.
The idea and advantage of the practice ls
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half-dsad leaves. The roots, remaining
strong and active. can nowlsupport new
top. which will keep the iruitbearlng
capacities of the plant up to its highest
condition.
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A MOST AasREEARLEper perfume Tor the han d.
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well worthy OF the attention ofthose who delight In
sweet odors. IL forms pleasing ad iition 10 the
toilet. For Sale at kALER BROS,
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CURE that COLD.
Dr.. VIM. Halls
BALSAM T TSn LUNGS

Will Cure Coughs, Colds AMI Consumption
surer and quicker than any other remedy. It acts
ike mage. For sale by all Druggists GEO C.
GOODWIN & Co, Agents, Boston,
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Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK
~ AND HEALTH SAVED -!
Use Ieennc-s Pain-KilIin..
MAGIC OIL.

IN Works Jike Chagan"
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ofinvestment., Address WILSON & TONS deal
ers in Real Estate Securities and school Bonds,
Bloomington ILL.,
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we'll In disseminating Mr.. Cotton TT
Congrsss. Hut Il was mot many days
altsr the Convention ct Dewitt until
we heard the report that this man
Cotton. whom Ne ars asksd to support
VS. anything hut the right maa "a
rsprssent ~. We hope that oil Those
who took part In his sl0snination were
ignorant Of his true character at the
time they chose him to represent ~.
- Il would BE- Offering . premium lo9
crime 70 vote for him lbf any position
nj honor, when his true character II
known.
Your courss In mentioning the true
character Of the nominee, 10 wherein,
In our view, consists the srue value Of
your paper. The county oflcial paper
whose editor supports tho great prin-
ciples Ofits party with one hand. and
with the other Atrikes ct the short
c0minks III IL member, and VINO II
not afraid TO speak Of the evil or vi
ci0us habits ct any Of lta many promi-
nent men, 10 we'll worthy the support
Of all honest men.
In your Post0fIlcs matter We ale not
interested, only hops thst the same
pressure vas not used In Upton, that
~as used In Msquoketa- Yours for
GRANT d WILSON.
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6PRIN0DADE, Iowa,
Oct. q. 1873,

Editor Advertiser ITO N any Of the
Republicans here who regard priuci-
Piles above men, It II gratifying TO
know that you are willing to tell the
truth, even about our own csndidates.
The success VI the party depends upon
the earnest support Of Its principle.
aud the selection Of honest men to
carry out those principles. Oar pro-
fessions amount to nothing II We send
corrupt and dishonest men to repre-
rent 10. When party bas decided
majority the great danger IL that sell
fish, immoral aud incompetent men
BY system Of wire working will se-
cure \ nomination and then expect
every member Of the party to vote for
them. The only remedy In such cases
IL 10 show such candidates aud their
supporters thst the members Of the
t,srty have some regard for morals and
In,litiCAl honesty. Let wire pullers
howl aud political fsc,Otuns rant, but
we In ~ something Of the Congress
sional Ring business Id the country.
We know Whist hand the PMt had Ia
Il and wha, its eeifssh motives WERE
We are piea-ed To see Il demonstrated
that scOundrels eau not carry the
solid Republican vote.
A REPUBLICAN,.
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Al Cslemus buying with money DEM
ocratic votes aud influence-but
enough.
Yes. In blissfnl ignorance I voted -
. delegate at the Convention that
noninated this man-the Posi- says A.
ter demanding pledges. Yss. and the
only pledge demanded was granted.
namely, that this same Greeley de-
faulting postmaster should b removed
q once. give these fruits u my re-
pentanes Of that vote and ask God ~
forgive me.
And have I any proof Of Ill these
allegations. / refer oil those who
care to inquire. to Court records Of
Clinton CO.; to the whole COM
munity IN which he lives !;
n Elder Andenon Of d.
Witt; to Rev. J. 8 Dickey. Of Red
Oak. . Republican; Senator james C..
Chamber, Springdals Ex-Judge J
c. Belts. Inland t'E Hon. Ed
Wright. Des Moines; J. w. Catteil
and other good Republicans who
know him and will not vote Tor him
Ny heart IL With my party and coun-
try; aud the greatest need Of both r.
the defeat Of this bad man. who docs
not represent Republication. honesty.
virtue, or anything else fit to honor
with % high aud important trust
from the people.
8. v. LANDT.
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What Somebody Knows the Editor
Of the Post KnoWe-A Supple
mont to the s'Poot'o" Ooslngo.

Editor Advcrtiser:-Th editor OF the
Post claims to know . great many
things, but permit me to tell . few
things he knows but will not tell. He
knew. according to his own paper that
the editor Of the Advance was . Gree.
Icy man when hs was set an editor Of
the Post. He knew that money be.
longing to the Postofllce Department /
was being used to run the Post and the
Advance. He knows that he aud Mr.
Morrow acte.l out Of purely selfish mo-
lives In relation to the nomination oil
Congressman. He knows that he In.
sisted on keeping Mr.. Morrow In the
postoffics aftsr he turned against the
Republican party. He knows that
his political guardian. Cotton, knew
he was Greeley man when he In
sisted on keeping him In office. He
knows that the instructions to our
Congressional delegation were Axed
up In compromise to aatisfy him and
his ring, who would take nothing else.
yet he will not tell the truth about 1t.
He knows to his sorrow that he 10 one
0! tho men who have contributed
their credit 70 said Morrow to keep him
In busjness until he 10 sid to .haxa
run away . defsulter. He knows that
IL those Republicans he abuses could
have brought him and his 70 acs from
reason instead Of selflshness. postofiice
matters would not b In the depIorable
condition they are. He knows that Nor
row was compelled u borrow . large
smouht 70 Ok up his accounts with
the Department while he was yet m
editor Of the Post, and sustained BY
James and Cotton. j. G.