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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
THOMAS THOMAS.

TINTED STATES EloTEL, iWkTSlS wArcgss'
- 90 TAND.A hodgeviiie, isconsin
Hsving taken charge Of this hotel for tcrm OF
III propose to keep it for the special accommodation
Of ttse travelling pubic.
ttv. large Darn, and keep attentive hostlers -
propose to sd good table and keep tire ban az all
sinies suppNed with the best rf liquors.
1g strict attention to b0ssaess kore TO deserve,
ami receive tsis' share of tme public rstconagr
IKutiZtf THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
Local Intelligence.

I y The first ptye of TIE Tribune fcW be deroted
10 Lnc2t MATTERS. goF a3rsrttvsmeuts fesce ut
Pt2t,sst9Ra5 carRy.l inserted t5is page 3re
Nhatt ctorgs Ffty per ceat. ofdgu,,,e on ordiarty
F1tes. No htfHe catsh t0A bs ttIt0tced on Mfs
page ataRg rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

0wNG TO the indisposition Of the puo
fisher the TRIBUNE appears few hours
later than usual this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

\ great religious revival is in progress in
Wiota and surrounding country. Over one
hundred converts have been made, and still
they come.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

CAT 1ouR DIPLOMAS MIR. r. S Anslev,
secretary OF the s, W. Wis. Industrial As.o-
citation, has received the diplomas, and wishes
all those to whom they were awarded at the
last fair to call and get the same.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
aasEg.s G. WsTCEEI.I.E.

NfhNUFAGTuREh ct all kinds of uruamentai
ANl Hair Work scch aFscele F. Breast ms,
Watch Guards, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear ngs,
Charms, &c. Also Curls, Waterfalls, switches, La
stcs Front Pieces, UrHts' HigN, and everything III
Ills line. ASH paid Ter raw haSr. 4. o. box zl5
Siutral Point, ais. xxG-3-iy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

DOdgtvie, WIS.
iAMfss ZONES, PRoPKETok.
INHiS HbtSE located nearly opposite the couri
/ huuse, s the most capacious in the village. Is o
cew buiidiag; rooms we'll furnished, and the table
always Supplied with the best the n4arke affords =
new Earn is about being erected, wherein ho car
ae well ere ter at reasonable rates. XxIi-HLt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
\. ks.tLGONs M. -.

DHTSICtaN AND SURGEUN. Once IN Coad
Block, over Jellers store, corner OF Nigh AN
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, MS rartcu la
Vs.erti9n padt Operative Surgery. 1vil-lo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

George A. Thrall formerly of Dodgevilc
was convicted at his trial for counterfeit.
ing, in Madison on Friday last. His sen.
tence has not been pronounced
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

DHYsIGIAN, ANUaut HER AND SukGt0H, OF
/ fcrs his services TO his old trieris and the CON
runity general " Office in Grd ber 4 hiies block
1yrlrr iiigh ana Chestnut streets, Resideeee neal
hH LAkIeS's, suut SIDE city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

"a LOST LIFE. This is the title of a
new novel by Emily Moore, copy of which
is received from the publisher, q. W. Carle-
ton, Madison Square, New York The WORD,
is one of much merit, and should, and no
doubt will, become popular. The tale is enc
OF everyday lifc, d high moral tore, and
calculated to do good to whoever reads II.
For sale by all newsdealcrs, or may be had
by addressing the publisher, as above.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
L.. IL. KIlGSoN, N. H..

eg0RT0I'ATXIC PHYSICIAN ,f SURGEON
MINERAL POINT, WIS.
nFFlCE HOUkS-At Residence, s TO 10 A. NJ -
" At Otcc, ta3 Z. NJ. l1ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

BY consulting our advertising columns it
will be seen that pr. w. II. Van Duscu has,
prodiga like, returned to his old stamping
ground, at Linden, after thoroughly testing
other places, and finding none more agreeable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

CArr En-. DEvEIx, hns, we are sorry to
chronicle, gone with his family to piattevle,
and taken up his residence there. The Cap
tain goes to assume charge of the large tin
shop Of Dcyendorf & Penn He will, il is safe
to say, prove a competent and valuable hand
to his employers, and a worthy citizen of the
thriving villages Plattcyile
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

TnE 'trant County Heard saws that Ian
caster las not lost one thousand dollars by
fire within the last dozen gears
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
KEENIt a CAlk'EER.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS, Dodyeye,
y Wis. VIII practice in all the courts Of 'uts
state. 3gos
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

w. IL. VAN DISEN, NJ. ID.
physician AND SURG tON, Linden, Iowa Co..,
l Wisconsin. volxxt-iotn-tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

THE we'll written letter Of our "0ccas!onar'
correspondent irona Madison will repay peru
sal. THIS correspondent is one 10 whom we
gave a scart 0t 'cartc-blanchr," to write whst
he chose and as he choSc whether in arcor.
dance with our views or not We wish thi,
uhe"stood that there may be no apparent in.
consistency IN our course if at any time the
TRIBUNE is found differing with its cores
poadent,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

TEAM DRowNEp.-o Friday evening last,
as Mr. NcShcrrv, who represent is the Grocery
house OF Quans y Co., ef Chicago, was driv
ing on the Mississippi, aoar the mo9th of The
Wisconsin river, his tcapa weRt through the
ice. Mr.. ncshelry barely saved his own nic,
losing team, sleigh, robes, samples and every
thing he had with him, which were drawn
under thc ice together by the strong current.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
II. r., WEBER,

1 TTURNEY AND CUUNSEELOR Ar Law. oaicr
n IN Easl trout tirsl toor) of the City Hall
Mineral Point, AlsCoilslu. Xxi-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
WV, w. LIKE<>,

tSUccevs0r 10 CObb II Likeas)
4 TT0rNrY AND COuNsELLUR AT LAW
"A Mineral 'oint, is. l'rscuces in the L. 5
and -taIe Courts, and attends TO agencies and Gel
&vctnns IN all pa IS If tive state.
ONCE Ia LeRahaus' Biock, opposite the Post
ptIre lily.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
j, R. NOEFEET, ", ID,
Eaa, I'D, ABEssEcE, NJ, H,,

DHYSlCIAN ND SURGEON Oihce IN Mefetts'
4 Drug otore High street, Mineral Point. xys-3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07

~ - IN II T "A u LI,
To TaKe EFFECT JUNE 27, aS7O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EDraEssN & gANYoN,
ALIEN, WILSON.

4 TroRNEYS AND CoUNSElLERS, over n,
a POST tice Mine al poinr, Wis. 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

Bunpeereeteruns eefnBte unteriuduno
oas ptrectt @egentbeil. u dbrenp
3. 9. &ufen ce6 3oQetnauses Ii Nem
yort unter prdiipent Bu9onan 1864
uno unter prdfeent Sobnion 3.24 BRO
cent betrusen, ianfen fe lhon fur, mad
8e9tnn Der @rant'l&en Momintfrattou
auf 1 SO protent unp betragen felt sSabr
uno Sag rur nod 1.55.
2te 3oueinnabuen aber iinb, >riewobl
oer @on8reb ben Gartf felt @rants Re<
9terunesantritt in perl@iepenen puntten
morif3irte, unter Grant tepeuteno ee<
pa@ien, ndmli6 Don $178,983,0 600
0optel betru9en fe i'm Mnfanoe Der iebtz
gen Qominifration) auf 1902, 100000
I'M SABRE.
&ber frttli& fnn bielt9i&ttiten tur@<
aug feline Gnti&uloieune fir bic obigen
@6attenfeiten.
Smmerbtn erbIbrt Der republifani1@en
partei pas 8erpient, rob unter tbr
ote 9r6btentbetJs lebr alien @ebre@en
uno 0erbre&en BEG Nep yorfer 3uQbau<
les gum riten Male erluelt@ aufeepedt
werteu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

(9lus benz Grantfurter uIrbeiteettr."

De- icciale @eneree, Der Dor einteen
Eaaeu tn SEEDS abeebalten muroe, bat
T@ aud NIT Der Gra9e her Wirtb|@afte,
conlelFpnen befa6t. Man 8tn9 bel Der
Belpre9unA cieles Gbema6 eapon aus,
pae bic Erunfenbeit uuter ben aru1ea unp
a%rbeitenren @laHen In i&redltdem Ma6e
lterbanp 8enommen babe uno es cine
pft9t Der @eieuidaft let, btelem uebel
balo ~ iteuern. Wan 9laubte nun, be-
les am befen pabur@ ju erretden, pab
man tie 3abl Der Wirtbsbduler bel9rdn>
IL, neil IS iber allen, 3meifel rcn rem
@anterburYer &ouite fetasfeut lei, bas
rte Grunfenbeit ia o%b9enommeu babe
100 man bic 3obl Der @trtbl&often Der
minoerte. Seine etn;tse @timme ipra6
f9 pesbalb fit pas in Gnelano 70 iebr
beliebte 6retbanpel6ipfem aus, mad nell
dem jeber cine @trtbl9oft betreiben fam,
Der r,ur bic eeieBltden @orl9riften er>
fiQt. Der @onereb empfabl oielu,ebr,
paB Die @oncsl1outruns bei3ubeba!ten iei,
pae ferner bic Notwithstanding Sa>
DIE tes maetfrats letu ioue, oab Die &n<
3atl Der @irtbsbduier in einem beftmmz
ten @erbdltnib CUR Beo5lferun9 ftettn
loue & @irtb6baus ouf 500 @%inwobner
In 2anbReden). uno eab fcrner bic @ir>
tie cine beoeutenoe @teuer 3ablen {puter.
Diele @teuer loQ tn bic @a0e Fieben, pe>
ZEN @elper man gun, Mnfauf BON @trtb>
i4aften nerupsnpen wtQ, UNI fe ~ i9lie>
fen.
Sc 1T l9nper ertldrlt@, nte cine @eieQ<
Idaft, elet@ Der bes 1~pcialen @onsreHtS,
auf iol@e pa1tatismittel perfauen fam
aur Musrottun9 zines n%ottcnalen Caters,
ODER laeen rptr better. elmer snationolen
&rantbett, @ir po(len. 3u8eben, pae
cine serinsc An3abl BON 8trtbsbdulern
wtrtli4 etner, @tnHuB auf bic Splioitdt
BAT, unp bab Elm 8plt nit weniger
Birtbsbdu(ern, elet@e Raee psraus9t5
fest, etpas folteer ittn tann, als eine8
NIT n,ebr lol@en 9duie1n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01
S@6nbetten eeS Eemp eren3aefete6
Don Cbto.

DteitS GemperenseeieB, ben bic St.
leB9ebune bon SQinois pa6 ibrtse na9>
aebtlcet bat, miro 3mar In ben erSberen
Stdoten nt4t ourd9eflbrt, rpobl ober in
ben ~tletneren uno auf benz 2anps.
Sdpn frlber bemerften mir, baB pies
@eisB lteperli9en Rerlen unp ibren ae
mtHenlole en- @eibern f1rmlt6 al5@rwerbs@
speie ptent. @ie es babel su9ebt mel
bet Der Cincinnati @p!fsFennp in SOL
9encem:
~@barafterlpie Grauen> tpenn fe In
@elpnotb fno, oeer gar serne elm neues
&leto ocer ionf Gtpos bdtten, i&tden
tbre npbeln @bemdnntr etnfad in cine
@inbi&aft, 100 fe f@ etnen @9nape
aeben la6en, uno 9let@ oarauf madt Die
@emablin bic @&apener(aBflose sesen
ben betr. @irtb a%nbdnoie. @enn piel e
G,auen bic %perlanete @@aeenerlablumme
aud ntdt thinner erbalten, 10 @pre9en
fur3t&tfse @eldmprene benielben bod
9ew1bnli@ 10 piel 3u, bab bic Gamtlte
eann pieper etni9e Monate anltdnpt9
DoDon leben fam. ST oas @elo eonn
ALE 8eporeen, oanH mus Der noble 6err
@emabl >pierer einen S@naps bel ireenc
einem @irtbe trinfen, unp bas alte Spiel
mfeperbelt 1a.
uDa6 Stdpt@en Srpntown, In Gam
renee @ountp am SbioRuB, ideint piele
lolde prrfeltonelle Sdincer au beber>
bergen. 6r. 2eo. @bert BON bort, tpar
70 f%reuncl;t, uu6 cine 2ide Der &la9en>
wel6e in Dem portieen Common Ylea5
@ertdt eesen oortise Wtrtbe anbdnete
eemadt worpen fnp, e%tntuienpen In Der
2iite nerren aud Die bon ZEN ncbeln
Brauen beanlprn@ten 6ummen anoeoe>
ben, wel@e in Der Gbat nidt 3u tlein ee>
srifen itno, unc womit i9 etne 6amtlie>
wenu fte Die 9anSe @amme erbdlt> einiee
Sabre lana reht nett xruGbren fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

Die DreSbcner Nahri9ten
som %. Dec. ldretb.u: ,Gdeli9 fomz
men neue Sbatladen ans 2i@t, rpel9e
Die is oft tn frempen 3ettun9en unp letz
Der AUDI in gemifen peutiden Bldttern
outpoiaunten anetbltden Ndubsreten Der
reutlhen Iruppen in Granfrsi@ trdfttef
w'eerle9en. 60 bteb Is in o.rldiepenen
3elrun9en, cob tn6bei onrere in Der Ndbe
. yottot uno Dieppt BON BEN obridtn<
Zen Irupcen otel 9epl1noert moroen fet.
Nadtrdolid aber bal f@ berauseefeut,
oab Gin 6ran;ole Namens @puRn, uup
Smtt ieirer S6bne, NIT benen er f1@ icBt
Dor BEN Nl1len be la Setne Snf.rtture
pebbalb 81 oerantporten bat, Don Der Sn~
oailonspanique Der bortieen @inmobner>
lbaft in er @eile Nuben 9e3oetn 3u
baben, oaB fe alS preubi'@e uup id9fl1e
Soloatsn ne1tleipet In bic 6dultr elm
pranaen unb unter Beerobung NIT moro
uno Goptidlas @elo, ubren uno lonttee
@srtb8e8enfdnpe raubten. Namentltd
benu6ten ie au ibren &aubSdeen bic
No@t fe feuerten blinpltn9S in bic 6du>
Ter, big fe enolih etnnral aud in BAG
6auS zines bebersten Bauern einfelen,
oct ibnen NIT puloer unb Blei antmorz
tete uno oaour9 ben etnen Der @ebrlcer
@ouNn rerpuncete. Dur9 res leBteren
@efan9ennobme tpurre RE So6e emit
pedt. Do6 Die fran361iden 8ldtter 70
piel &brenbaftisfett nt@t beltben, UNI bic
Ter Gntpedune cine chen ~ 9robe Yubliz
3itdt 5u geben, als Der an9ebltden &du<
berluit u~nltrer tapferen oeutlden Iruppen>
LIEF fi9 %pprauslebeu ; earum aber 1T IS
coprelte gflidt Der oeuti@en Blatter,
Da6 unS aus 9laubwirotger 4uelIe nit
eetbeilte 3bun uno Ireiben Der Talnilie
@ou1n m6slidf gu perbretten.
&netpz pdi1e. Die "Suincis
Staatsseitnns" 1dretbt: ~Iu@ Elm 3eiz
den Der 3eit. Cine bieiise oeutl&e 8u@>
oruderet, wel9e ,,up to the times" it,
pettaaft jeBt Gormulare ~&neippdne",
NIT benen fd ,pobl fortan @bemdnnsr III
Yerjeben baben rperpen, tpenn f1e it@ nal
nad 5er3ensluf In B{rtb(&aften anil
firen ,po4en. Dteie Germulare lauter1 :
Grlaubntb>@ @etn.
SD Gnbesunter3ei9uete, ebeli& anee>
traute 6auSfrau Don - bei&etni9e
btermtt bur@ meme et9enbdnci9e Inter
19rtft. bae r1ein Wann eas Ne@t bat.
III trinten fopiel Ct mill ano tpas ct wiQ
uno per3i9te t@ bterurtt ftterlt@ auf
&eradtuno Der Nadtbetle, mel&e oaraus
entfeben+ unttrl@rttD
8ir babeu obteen ~&rlaubnibldetn"
etneu, leirlt9 euten Surtfen CUR 8esut~
adtuns ppretlest ur,o BON ibm ertabren,
baB Elm FOLDER 5aetr pr @eridt fetne
@ilttofeit baber mlrpe uno Elm ipl6e6
Abfpnrnen 3mi1aen Gbeleuter' nibt 3u>
ldils If.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01
IotQl
$4,000

Iotol $4,000
Mueerrem ino nod cine 9an;e Menee
cerartf9e Ela9en Dor cen Trieben5rt9tern
In Srontown anbdn9i9 Qemadt morren,
rel6e ale Zen id6nen 3wed ces @elp>
e%rpre1ens boben.
Cine 8~emeinere Irt, @elo su oerbte>
men, als auf pte1e Betit, ldst il9 mobl
ridt leidt oenfen ; bofentli1 percen bic
@eldworenen, mel4e aber pieie BdQe III
entldetben baben, e6 in sle'@er @eile
betra9ten."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

80 +NSV
Trunffu@t ntht nern,ebrt tptrp, tpenn'
man ttt 3abl Der @irtbsbduier permin>
bert. auein per 8laubt, eas Elm BOLT
pom her Grunfludt turirt merpen fbnne,
tuenn mai, bic @trtbsbduitr l9liebe> BET
befnpet itd in einem 10 8roben Srrtbum,
ME perjentae. Der metut, er f5nne Die
&tinrerseburten bur@ Nbl@afuna Der
Gbe btnoern. @or MQem lo0ten 2eute>
wel@e f1@ berufen fdblsn, 10 ernfe, wi&<
ttse anselesenbeiten 3u tiscutirsn unp
pur@ tbre Dtscuifon Der @eies9ebuns
pteQetdt tbren @baratter oerl.iten, f@
BON oeu1 Nmnenmdrden losmo1en, als
iet Die Grunflu@t zines @olfts Elm 2afer,
pae betbt, als lei bteielbe Elm moraltides
llebel uno fSnne nur nit meralI@eu
M{tteln 9ebetlt rperpen.
Sc etbt nidts perfebrtercs als oieIen
CAT. Die Grunfiudt zines 8olfes 1T
Elm pbpfides lebel, cine &ranfbett, bic
nur nit pbyfiatn Mitteln eebeilt 1p,rs
ben fam. @or allen Dixsen 1T bic
Gruntlu&t cine &ronfbeit, Die nur etn>
selnen @6lfern eisentb1mlt& 1T, wie 1.
9. Elm Gieber an elmer @eaeno baftet ODER
Der GYpbu6 an etnem 0rt. Die Irunt>
lu@t 1T r1ebr cine &acentrantbeit als
cine aQoemetne menialt&e.
Das 1rtnfen an une fir 19, toB MAJ
btae Grtufen uno eas unmdbtse Grinfen
ffebt in engem 3uiammenbane NIT Dem
<ma, In Dem Elm 8olt lebt> unb NIT Der
8tIbun9. Die IS bat. 8etrunz
'fene Mrober, @bineien, Sapaneien
It. Fno unitrer @orHeuxns nt6t
selduf9, tase9en fno Snripipuen Der
aneelid@fl6en uno feltiiaen&aee, welae
f1@ in einem pur@ eeiftee @etrdnfe
er;eusten 3uNano Der unsurednunssz
fdbtetett befnoen, 9erabe feline Selten>
belt
@iQ man Elm terartt9es llebel ernt,
lid furtren. ptQ man Elm 8olf bopon
beilen (ntdt beAern), 10 mub rte @uhe
nit gang anoern Mittelr ana,fast merz
ben, ale NIT @@ltebsn Der @%irtbsbduier.
Das 1T ioeiale pfui@eret. Sor9t Dor
alien Dinsen oa fir, raB eure Mrteiter
tdeltd etne 9eb5rtee portion Glsil@ in
ben Mosen befommen, eann .ptrpen fe
uidt Dol, ben, trfen @las Stout pper
Sin i9on 70 benebelt,ba6 Fe ni6t pt0en,
was fe tbun ; iorst raflr. oae Ge gut
9efleiett finp> uno Der Nrbeiter miro i'm
Mtnter wents Sdnaps t~rinten; ioret
pafar, sab fe quite Bobnunsen babtn
une Der arn,e Ieufrl pire N6 nt@t In
Den &umptnlddnfen berumoraden. Sc
1T iebr gut, >penn ibr aud fir
quite @&ulen lorot. aQetn uut bic
Irunfenbett zines 8oltes 3u f~uriren, fnp
tie ntdt unbeoin9t n6tbie. Der 8.1B
uno bas In pemielben fedenee Yrtncip
oes @onleroatismus miro ben eemetnen
Mann 10 nt9tern MAIDEN uno balten>
pte es Dreptsten weniefens ntemals
f6nnen. User f19 papon Uber3eu9en
wiQ, Der bereile nur Difrtete unisres
2anoes, in oenen cine feibt9e Bep1Ifez
runs mobnt, bel melher ou9 Der aez
rinSffe Gasel5bner f@ elmer 9emt0'r
Woblbabenbett Ell reut er miro piel
let4t bumme unD b6aH uneebilre.
8ouern uno &rbetter F1ren. ausin
Tr%untenbolpe duBerf 1elten. Sur in
armen @esenoen trttt otele Gri6einuns
auf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01
SttQwater 3ree.

Darbfakrts -6tlets rad ttn 5aup'adbten hes Sfrns fnb
ju babsn in BEN Dep is in st. Paul. Wttnneapp !is, ct. I'm.
tnDno u. SrQrater.
II " !6unaerforo. Gen Superintendent.
q. .. Aleranser. Sen. gad asent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

Mtnneapplis IT, ct. paul 3u9e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

Napbtaltn sesen Molten.
@e9en Motten ,c. empfeblt Yrof.
q. @rap mad 9rinoli9en uno b5&f be-
friept9enpen Berlu&en Napbtalin, nell
DIES fir ben fra9lt@m 3wsd ~beionbers
aud in Multen, 6erbarteN &c. iebr por<
tbeilbaft an StcQe bes Samplers an
menbbar |ei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-01

=. st. 0elano, 5upertnteubeut.
8 8. Naueau. SIN. 9tdst Nssnt.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

For Years Porte WEIGH has de.
noumced "protection as the worst Of
robberies. Has been to the expense
of printing an Arranging cards past
ed over with wooden fabrics, and
covered with fgnxes and Gree Trade
sentiments to show how good it was
and how damaging was Protection
Now he is supporting Horace Gree
ley, the prince Of High Tariffs, and
the man who has said more for pro
lection than all others. How things
change. We venture Porte will for
get his usual Free Trade sermonl
this year.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16
A dionafnh from Wnohin

A dispatch from Washington says
that a conference was held at the
State Department on Saturday be-
tween Secretary Fish, and the Pres
ident and members of the foreign
Relations Committee of both Houses,
respecting our difficulties with
Great Britain about the treaty
Members are reticent, but enough is
known TO indicate pretty plainly thu
the firmness of our position will be
maintained, and perhaps will be in
creased. The British Government
may be compelled to say in direc
terms whether she intends to abide
by the treaty or repudiate it. Oul
government is fully sustained in it,
view that the Geneva tribunal i.
where the whole case should be-
left, and that England must submit
to that, or take the responsibility
This view is maintained largely in the
Senate, even by those who think ii
would be an advantage to our gov
eminent if the indirect claims should
be disallowed.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The Albany Evenirag Journal re-
marked last week that "the person
mel of the Cincinnati conclave is an
interesting study. Mr.. Samuel
Bowles and Mr.. David Dudley Field
who were a short time since engaged
in bitter controversy over the lat,
ter's completely with the Erie ring,
are there together laboring for Gre
form" The active leader of the
Louisiana delegation is Mr.. Sloan
aker, who figured in the melo-dra-
matte wax works performance with
Andy Johnson in 1866. Iowa is led
by j. B. Grinnell, the most notorious
of land grabbers, and by Fitz Henry
Warren, the most notorious OF polit,
ical dead-beats and a shining light
in the Johnson perfdy.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16
a DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democratic National Gem
mittee met at New York on the 9th
inst, and decided 10 call a Demo
cratic Convention at Baltimore on
the 9th of July, to nominate candi'
dates for President and Vice Presi-
dent. The meeting was well attend.
ed, all but eight States being repre-.
scented. An attempt was made to
sugar-coat and swallow the Greeley
ticket, but it was 80 weak that il
showed no strength. This is bitter
pill for Greeley, and will sink him
lower than ever. The Democracy
think the Liberal movement has di-
yided the Republican party to such
40 extent that they may slip in the
breach and elect their man. They
will find how badly they are mista
kan next November. They have ne
notion of playing into the hands o
any party or set of men unless $ the!
have chance to reap the spoils.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The Gate City says: eff the
country is in earnest in demanding
Civil Service Reform, it requires no
sagacity to see that it is impossible
for Greeley to be as efficient Presi-
dent as Grant. 1t is demonstrated
that no President can now run the
government unless he is backed by
aparty. Whatever Greeley might
wish, he is the candidate of thepoli.
ticians. He is candidate because
the politicians could not control
Grant. He is the candidate whom
they expect to control. And under
his Presidency the politicians would
run the country, and Civil Service
Reform be impossible. On this
score Grant has a merit and strength
which Greeley cannot possibly have.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

Harpers Weekly one of the
soundest papers in the country, says:
eff there is one quality which is
indispensable in a President, it is
sound judgment. If there is one
public man who is totally destitute
of it, it is Horace Greeley. A certain
kindly feeling with which he is re-
garded will not blind the country to
his natural unftness for the office to
which he has been nominated" 4 :
Mr.. Greeley himself comedies the
personal rectitude of Gen. Grant.
1t is the allegation of the best men
who went TO Cincinnati, not that the
president is dishonest, but that he is
influenced by unworthy counselors.
They would have a man whose will
is adamant. 1t is not enough for
them that his purpose is pure. But
is there a human being complete to
Judge who supposes that General
Grant is easily moulded by his asso-
ciates, and that Mr.. Greeley would
not be wax in the hands of flatterers
To entrust the national government
to his direction would be to aban-
don the ship of state to be blown
about by every whimsical gust. The
present administration may be per,
fectly amenable to censure in some
points, as, indeed, every administra,
ton must be. But it is inconceiva
BILE that the patriotic intelligence Of
this country could substitute Horace
Greeley for General Grant"
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Senator Conkling, of New York
in a recent letter said: "Entering
Congress in 1850, l have tried to
study closely four administrations,
and to learn their inner workings.
and my conviction is, that in rigid
honesty, in duties earnestly, wisely
and successfully done, the last three
years are the best of the last thirteen
Writing, as do on the anniversary
Of Linsoln's great proclamation
which struch the tetlers from foul
four million slaves, and reviving Lin
coins memory, l believe that Lin
coins devotion to duty never rose
higher than Grants"