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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
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den Nnselesenbeiten Die erte Stsue
etnnimmt, namli9 nas Seer.

den NnseleBenbeiten Die erte @tsQe
etnnimmt, ndmli9 cas Beer.
Mua Der lebte JteiGstas bat wiecer
einn1al 9e3e19t poB Der ceutl1e Gonttz
tuttonaltemus meier ole Webrperfal +
flung, nod Die Nu59aben fit ptelelbe
antaten oarf. Als Gntselt bat mai
Jpn pafar auf bic ftrdlth : politilbe
Mrena perwielen, wie ia Der 4us'jde
Strafpara9rapb ALIEN idon our ueberz
9enige rar9etban. Die berrl9enoen
ltberalen parteien mi6en nun einmal
unabldiVs Oelege MAIDEN uno Nepeu
batten, pamit pas 0olf gar ntdt auber
Ntbem fommt unp f4 etnrepen labt>
letne Sttmmfabrer thdten tbr M5Blt1z
ltes gu ieinem Woble.
Die Don zen liberalen parteten NIT
tellt cese onltitutionali6mus an9el trebte
@let@ma@eret 1T Ger notbrenpioeSu Sum
res9enpfe ees Mfilttariemu6. @snu
Die sanie Veleui4aft in etnselne per-
'onen ou1selolt wenn ale SenOerre1te
Der Staaten, prupin;en, Wemeinpen,
80rper1@atten teltitt9t unp ielbt Die
6amtl'e mtttslt S@ulz> Webrz unp
aneern 3uaR9 iowie Grbidaftsz unp
dbnlt9e @eleRe ibrer Selbnaduciotett
beraubt uorcen flno, cann mvB Die
Staate9ewalt INNER frazier oelpanut
meroen> UNI pas 0anse iulammen,uz
ba!ten. DeBba!b mug naturnotbwen<
big, uno nidt blpb oes dubtrn6rieoenS
rue9en> Elm un9emetn fairies Seer auf
Den Yeinen le1n. Dem in Jpn per-
tIrpert it1 ni9t Bios cie S%taatsauz
mabt lonoern e5 1T AUDI Die etnSiee
materiele YursiAaft Der notbwenpi9en
Srpnun9. Dortbin fabrt bic mpperne
VeleBfabrtta11pn ees ytberaIlemus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
Gie prohibition 8iiDDfe.

Sc ftintieliAsr Die Staatsaewolt i'm
Deut1hm Neide 9eeenabcr Der Sirde
ibre W1dt 9eltsnp ;u MAIDEN iudt,
pei1o entIdlp1ener treten Die 9etiltden
Sberbirten fir bic becrobten Nedte Der
STRIDE in rie Sbranfen> t~elonpers al6
Scrtteiciatr res @oticanilden Goncils
unc leiner Isfrtte. Sn elmer belpnpe<
rem Genf ldrift boten Die preubtlhen
Stih1fs, an ibrer GpiBe Ger Grjbtlbof
Ypn &rln, Dem Safer Wilbelm pas
Ipamu Don rem unfeblbaren 2etran'te
cesrapl te5 erfldrt. Wir ertnebmsn rem
iutsrsl1anten ucten {t!!de f~ol9enoes:
SIS it Gin chen il neientiiter ais
tgfaunter O:unciaB ee6 tatbolilden
O.auben5, RAP Gtriitus in ieinera,rbe
Elm gsbramt ein9elest Bat welhes FRAT
Der ben WppitsIn rerflnceten Gsrbetbz
un9 lid fir Die G1fenntnib urp yeDre
cer 1rtitli9en zWabrbeiz
ten bis gum Gnce Der Welt etues be-
lonoern 9Dttll1en 0nacenzV etltanpes
erf reut unp our1 oenielben ror Srrz
tbum binitdtlid jsner Babrbeiten be-
mabrt bleitt. 1rdaer jenes yebramteS
inp mad uralter fatbuliidsr 0!aubensz
lebre bic Nadfcl9er Ger Nppiel, Ger NIT
Dem Yopite perbunoene Gpiitopat, welz
der jene %9ebr9ewalt ouf Gem prcsntli@
9en Weae Der iortpdbrencen Verfunz
pi9un9 reS 0laubens> %3utpeilen aud
auf Gem oueeroroentltden Der Gntlhetz
pun9 pur1 conciliariiden BelaluB aus
lbt. &atboliib letn molten uno suz
9lei& iein etgene5 pltvaturtbeil tn Ssz
treh oes Snbaltes Der Gri1tll9sn Stz
fentaruns iiber Die Gntldeipung pes
firbliden %2e5ramtes iesen pouen, 1T
Elm lcsil@er Wiceriprud. Sobalo
man cae acknowledgements nidt ais Die
lsBte 9ntani iber oa5, mas CUR Drift
lt@en SHsnbarun9 seb6rt, betradtet>
bDrt man aut elm &atboltf 5u Iein.
Die @riitlt9en SFenbaruns9 > Wabr>
beiten fino mad fatbpli19er AufaHuns
our@ oas fir@li@e Hebramt weldes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
i6ortleBune fplat.]
Bctracbtnn9 zines Deutitben.

GineS Der 0auptutsl, an melhen
caS Staatspe1e en- unlerer 3eit leicet,
1T Die 0eieyfabrtfaticn. Den @eleB~
fabritanten miro IS Die Stride ME reht
MAIDEN, %ebenlowenia ols tbr ebemale
aelana, rte r5miidenGdlaren ;u telanf>
t'9en.
&Alcid Der oltbetcnilhen 1T aud pie
ncubeicnil1e @elt pom elmer Welegse<
bunesmutb tefauen. Oamal6 war c.
rar 3sihen pss M~tlteybens her berrz
ideHoenWclt ; wiro lte teute etpeS auz
ccy>e tsceuten?
Scr moocrn : con titutionele Staot
1T cie up*bpenpiee 0eaenDtrfun9 Der
flyittihcn Nunadt melbe nidt gum
fleinit ten lheile Ger prpteitantismus
,um Syjtgue erbebeu bat. Der Genz
itituttpnu;iamus bate afr etns mirflis
ds Bsreptiguns, er war iu eil1em Sez
purfnif eeppreen. Nnfatt ols Sitter
uno Wisrerbsrite1er Der Solfsredte
aufsutreten, lsgte Ct ,sbr balo lftne NuS
maGt an Gteus jensr cer Uur1ten.
Wenisfens frebt er carnab. Daber
letn fortoauernce5 Suden mad Sc
o%enItancen unp @ebieten, an melden
er lein 0eles9ebunsebsparfnie befrtez
ctaen fam. Die sem1bnliben Sntez
reien res @olfe6 Qenu9en ibm ni@t
mebr, er rerna6ldiii3t de, UNI feline
Madt auf ben b69iten @ebtsten pes
Qebens, b:loneers ouf Dem tir6li@en>
~ perlu9eu uue gu befetisen.
Ser mocerne @onltitutipnaltsmus
mirft seritDrenr, inoem er Muee sleid
~ MAIDEN iudt UNI fib auein @cltuns
~ periaofen. @enn er i'm birserltz
den 9eben nibts mebr ;u ebnen bat,
Yerleat er Gd auf pa5 relisiDie. SIN
neuen Deutidlano mubte ct UNI 70
fdne0er auf oteles @ebtst 9eratber, ais
ibm> 3ufol9e b5beren Mattlpru@es>
seraoe pasjentee oerlalo0en wuree>
pel9eS bel unS urter allen rein tueltlt>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
Ser en9liib : an1erifaniiDe
Spnfift.

Settoem pie Torrerun9en> we!9e bic
Gs9tsrung Der 8er. Staaten an Gng<
LAMP fteut> rur@ Den Iele9rapbsn be-
fannt seworrea finn, bat i14 tn jenem
Yanpe cine b%eceutenre Muf re9une ent<
wtdslt, bic BON Yolttifern Dielf ab be-
nugt purpe, UNI cine Srie9sfraee pa<
rauS 3u madrn. Dpb 1belnen Die
0emabisten oL4mdl,9 wierer Die Sberz
bano 81 gswtnaen ; mmerbm jeco9 if
StpH senu9 gu Iauswiert9en Difereu@
;su prrbanren> reren G%rleoi9un9 NOD
;u manber b,tteren Gr1rterune Mnlof
b.sttn pirfte. Dab es Dem in 0enf
ptllammelten internatipnalen S1iecs>
9eridte in @fnf 9elln9,n &peros ben
Streit gu ld!tdten> oaran mil N,e<
nsano I'M Grnite 9lauben. ypn pprn<
berein mor man ut9t pariter eint1, pb
ptel ss 0eridt wte unlere Ne9ieruns
beanlpruAt, Elm formeQer 0eri9tsbrf
erer mte Die Gnsldnper perlan9ten, Elm
piplpmatil4ss SAieos9eriat nit eroz
fem ciscretipndrem Sptelraum letn
loue. Die GnBlinoer bebaupten, man
babe fiA raruter 9eeini9t, cab nur Der
ptrefte purb Die &ape1l6ife wabrenp
Ger Nsteu,on pem Neroen aS9eridtete
Sbareu III 8etra6t se;oaen wsrpe
uap nIeluen, ee Jet cine ueterpprbeiz
lang, eab rie Nmerifaner parauf bel tez
ben, auh cie ourd rie Nadwirfunsen
ret Ha~>.u mittelbar en%tltanpenen all
asmslnen Uerlulte pes amerifaniiden
Daupels erieyt au perlan9en. Mm lauz
tsitsn flasen lie carQber> pab Die ame~
rttauii9en Mit9lieeer Der @onferen3 in
sinem ptfen Bude, welae5 ais Mntla@
aeibIift rtsnen lou> unO peNeu p~orjeiz
ti9e Derbrsttun9 in gang europa lte err
laubt botten, Gn9Iano Dor rer ciolliiir7
ten 8slt auf cine unter gettlceten Na@
tioncu nibt mebr lblt1e Deile an9ez
|bu'olat un0 beletot9t bdtten> fsrner
pab Die eeforpe1te Sdarenerlaglumme
ale WrenSen Der Gernurft unp cerStlz
liofeit iterttelae. 'Iob in otelem punfte
etwas gu ptsl ameritanilder Acocfatenz
ubermutb unp Nuditbtslpitsfstt seutt
worpen III, fam lslcsr ni6t 9eIeu9nst
rperceu, meint Elm reputlitantlpes Slat>
pelGss lonlt ibsrau pie polilif Der
Bunresrtsteruns IN S6uB nimmt.
S. perlanst swar pcn perl elben feline
fstse Na9stebi9teit 9esenaber ENGLAND,
wobl aber 0ere9ti9fe.t> at5s,eben ron
parteilpefulatlpn, unp oae 1T etwas
unmD9lides.
Der 2e1er mag ftd %erinnern> bab Der
Qanie Streit ftp auf Die 1batiabe
tiBt> pab England pie iIp!tden Rsbelz
len pdbrenp pes jin9ten &rie9eS unz
|te1tusts, inpem ea penielben 9e(tattete>
&aub|9iHe in en9lil9en 5dfsn aua;us
rultsn unD Der iuclipen Yartei iber@
baupt manderlet Go1l9ub ~le,(tste> pfz
fsnbar in Ger 8oraualeBune, pab es
penn gforoen nt6t 10 lei9t 9elin9en
puroe, Der in Ger unipn b%eltebenren
alb wleper 5ulammrn;utitten. Mttz
tells Slut unD Gi1en lit nun aQerpin9s
oleier Slit Seliefsrt, uno nun ieBt bic
Bunpesre9terun9 f@ in polittsn, NIT
ben g%naldnpern ab3ure@nen. An ei>
men &rtes 9laubt man spar ni9t eben>
}ioweni9 leps@ an balpises Nad9ebea
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
ssNiuS TX. iiber be,1 2ebrer=
8eruf.

60 oft tsim Sbutaupte Der fotbp~
Hidden Ghriitenbcit eine Mupiens tattz
fnoet, boben pie tetrefencen perionen
U%eleasnbeit, etne Nnlprode Su bebersis
Gen, pie lid entuerer auf Die aQ9emeine
Beltlaoe pccr auf lire teloncere Bez
ruisfslluno besiebt; uuo wie pprtbeil:
taft ;eihnen fih ale ciele pdpitliden
Iuslpriihe in ibrer o1terltdenWeisbeit
Gus ~9eaeuiiber jenen botlt1nenoen unp
nihts |aasncen 9oftelheiren ancerer
firitliher Nurien,en. Nies ;eiate ftd
ncult9 misrer, ais Mus TX. am 26.
ss,anuar pie Der &irte treu eraebensn
N%rofel1prcn, Der rSmii9en uniperitdt,
pelhe zen eemadtea Werbeser lu6en
rurb serDfentltbte prptete frdftie MI
eeritanoea bobsn, in belonoerer Nupiens
empfus. Nahcem Der papf ibnen
feline 3ufriecenbeit nit ibrer 6altune
funrseseben, fpra6 er u. a. f%eloenpe
cen fatbc!il9en 2ebrltono auer Qdncer
tetreHenoen Worte: ~Gten 70 ME Der
Nrielfer in {e;nemSerufe> trdet audi per
%ebrer, er mag cempris ter tonpe onesbDz
rem poer nidt, cine bobe, 1dmereYna ant
rortltdteit fir Die Serwaltuns ieineS
llnterribteamtt5 unp fir ben 8erfebr>
,pelden er nit leiuen Sdulern pFeet.
Wott sibt ben Gltern bic &inoer ais
l~lnterpfeno leiner 2iete. Diele osrz
trauen oa5 Gbeusrfe> mas ibnea rer
5err i'm iroilden 2eben oerlieben, ZEN
aebrern, ben profeneren an, neil ie
felbt ibnen ben erierperliden unterrt6t
ni9t ertbeilen fDnnen. @te befQrdten
nt9t> baB Der unterrtdt bas @emltb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

nebmen rurfte, ebenlo 1T jecer &atbo>
lit perpHtbtst: bic alte fatboliideyebre,
oaB Der popf Ger oterfe 2ebrer unp
Sorlteber Der fatboliiben Stride Die
rDmilde Stride ober Die 9ebrerin une
Wutter ouer &atbolifen 1T, in ben,
Stnne ansunebmcn> mel1er rurd bic
erwdbnte autbenttide @rfldruna pes
ftrhli9en Sebramtes fefseieQt muroe,
USE ferner Derjeni9e, >pel9er cine Bis
b'r ntdt pur9 elm auso,Qdlidee Sc
ieB feitoeitellte Nprm pe5 (aatltden
8erfa0unsslebens na@ ibrer BeRael.
lung purd Die colnpetenten Gactoren
in einem anceren Gimme aufa0en uno
facttid our9flbren woute, ais Neppz
~lutiorair su betrahten wdre, 70 fam
AUDI pas @ebabren jener &atbolifen
nur ais Elm repoluttonatre5 be3et9net
perpcn, pelde, neil in oielem puntte
bic 8eaimmune Der ftrdliden 8erfai~
flung fiber bic 2ebraewalt ccs papfte5
fruber ntht 70 autbsntiid fetsefteQt
par, Die nunmebr Yen pen berebttsten
Sraanen erfolste T%sititeuun9 ni4t am
erfennen unp cod nod fatbpltlb letn
meQen.
Nus Dem 0slastsn er9ibt f6 aud
ote Steuung, welte ole t. Staatsz
Resieruns na@ ben %beitebenren @e>
leBen 5u oieler Nn9eleeenbeit etn;unebz
men bat. Die r6milAzfatboliide 8irz
DIE 1T in preuben anerfannt, ntdt ais
etne Mebriabl Don Sucioicuen> welde
f6 fatboli|d gu nennen belieben, ipnz
oern ais cine oraaniittte reli9t6ie @prz
ppratien ron GDrtiten, weld,e unter
penn papfe uno ben nit oemielben perz
eini9ten Bild6fen alS tbren 9siftlihen
Gpr9elesten oenielten @lauben befenz
men, als etne &6rperibaft BET welder
Der Snbalt Der Qebre nt9t Don zen
Meinunsen Der etnselaen Wit9lierer
abbdn9t, Ioncern purd eas TT tbr be-
ltebenpe Qebramt %oerfunci9t unc be-
wabrt wirr. Sn Der seiesli6en Nner>
fennun9 Der 70 oraaniitrten fatbpliIden
STRIDE lte9t bic Nnerfennun9 resNsbls
otel er Corporation relp. ce5 bie1flir in
tbr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, eenWeiammtz
9lauben eerlelben 5u rpcumcntiren ;
unp pas Medt, pel6s5 am IS. Suit
1870 CUR facttlden Nusubuns fam 1T
lomtt Gin Der in preufen anerfannten
rDmil9zf1tbpitiden STRIDE unbeltrettbor
;ufommenpes Heht. Msnn Gin;elne>
pelbe biz rabin ais &atholifsn Qalten,
spn rielem ru:a paa tirhlide 2ehramt
beseusten uno feltseltetten 0elammt>
oIauten rieler re!isiDien Corporation
80 !rola9en, 70 b1rt ibre rsIiAiDle Nn>
lhauun9 cacurb auf tatbolilde 0lauz
benelebre su lein ; unc fe lelb1t tpnnsn,
pa rte ueberetniimmuns nit Der sebre
leiner STRIDE itrense uno unotnetsbore
pf iht uno 8ennseiben ees &atbcliten
1T, aud DOM Staate nibt mebr als
Olieoer Der fatbolii9en STRIDE, munen
eielmsbr ala Gmp5rer 9esen tbre 9etitz
ltde Sbrtafeit, pcsr, menu i1e fd als
+ elonpere Nelieipnsz0 e( elllhaft cpnft>
tuiren> alS Diitpentsn bstrahtet rer>
Den.
t6ortieBuna folat.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

uno Die unldulpi9e Seele. eer &inrer
seroerbe. Madt aber Elm 2etrer curd
ben 8ortrag faliber Doctrinen uno
cur9 trriee Bebauptun9en einerpFidtz
Ser9e0enbeit ftd f@uloin 70 1T er ben
Gltern, Der 9usenp, ia Der 9ansen
men14li1en @elsuldaft geaendbsr
itrofbar unp Der 6S6ae miro tbn r19z
ten> 1oute er AUDI auf Groen ni9t al
lein Der Strafe ert9ebsn> icncern foeor
nod materteuen 2cbn iir cie 0erfib<
run9 Der Su9eno erbalten. Der ST.
ruff Der 2ebrer Der Sinner uno S1n9<
hinge 1T na9 alien Seiten bin Elm bo>
ber, fd6ner, Gbtfurdt Qebietenrer> uno
Die Gri6te, BE Der eewi1enbafte 9ebrer
e~r,islt> fine ietn b6diter, iein 16Snfe:
Qobn. Bekarret feit I'M @lauben, mei>
ne 9eliebten S6bne, 3u eueru1 uup euez
rsr Sdiler Seeleabeil, uno euer 6leib
miro Der Gri9te ntdt ermanosln, Die
0ott unp ZEN redtldaftnen Men19en
onaensbm iinD. Der i'm Wlauten ,pie
pas Hotr lhwanfsnce pcsr oor elauz
tsnolele 2cbrsr fam unm1aIi9 ieinen
Beruf erfuuen. Wan bat lbcn pft bic
Betauptuna 9epa8t, RAP Der fatboltihe
Olaube pieWil1enl1ait untercrlfe unp
bic Sntere0en Der menibli9en euz
|haft 16drise> m1breno oeraoe ca5
Gbrtitentbum, ia bic fatbolil6e STRIDE
es mar, bic bic tSbsre 0i0en1daft be-
fDroerte unc 70 Wrpfe5 in ben Wi7enz
lboftes berporbrad,te. 9on Der 0ptz
tesoelebrlamfeit gang obpeleben (oenn
iie fam ielbltveri tdnplid einsio unp all
leiu auf BEN 0ebren Gbriitt une 1tiner
Npoitsl> ouf Zen 2ebren Der 9rObsn UNI
beilt9en 1%beolc9en Der Stride eeorinz
BET lein>) 70 fnrsn mir ipfort swet ou<
seuein tsfannte We9entdnpe> pel9e
fir has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Streben ces
pdpitIiaen Noms 3eusniB ableeen :
Gas corpus juris romanum uno ben
&aleuper ces papites @reeor. Ntdt
mincer tie uniddBbaren @erfe 70 pie<
ler wiiIenlhaftlid in bobem0 rape aus
9ebilceter Dtener Der STRIDE, bic tet ar
boben Senntnt0en penno6 ni1t
Elm 0aor brett pom 0lauten otwi6en
unp vtsles CUR Gntwidelun9 Der Wil<
lenidaften beitru9en !; penn eeraoe pas
Gtriftentbum 9emdbrt ZEN mobrsn Sn>
tere1en Der Menibbett BE auein liderc
O%runplaoe. Wlrpe bsute rie@e unbes
sreiHi9e 0e1wirrung uno @ermilbun9
Or Sesriffe, bic 9r1Ber 1T a!s Die rer
S>2Iahen beim Gturmbau ~ Babel in
peu stephen Ger Menlden nprbanpeu
wenn man Ger Nelt9ion unleree
ubtrou rie 9ebubrenee Nebnuna
9etra9en bite? Ste Srrtbimsr melhs
Elm 2ebrer ousiast, iinp oa5 unfraut,
uno wenn iIe ouG rfn Yon anoereu
2ebrern ssit;euten suten Samen nt6t
gu eritiden perm6ssn, 70 idaren |e
pennob, cenn ct bat Wube
III fsims1 urr i'm 2ibte ne5 Germ III
9epsiben. Der .5Gbite leite euere
S9ritte> Ct yslletbe eub Strait unr
purd ieinen Segen, ben id
BON tbm auf eub berabaete."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

fann auf ben ~@anoerer"
abpnntrt meroen. Der Sabyz
gang miro fir isDen Mbonnenten Don
eem 3eitpunft an bere9net> mann IT
abpnni1t.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25
TNEDEa lOCRkI
MoMAoN. :. Nov, %
The Capital.

The removal Of the State Capitol to
some more eligible place than Charles'
ton, "a now demanded by every cOu-
4iaerAlion Of the public interests.
Charleston, the present capitol Of our
Young State. has been tried aud found
wanting. Il is roo inaccessible, and
100 much out Of the way. Tn. people
ola now State. in this great aye OF
progress, imp, ovclnent aud civilization,
demand and require that their State
Capitol should DO at,sune central and
accessible place, where they eau reach
!. wi,hou, having to 80 rOHmd
through Ohio or old Virginia to get
there in dry and cold weather. Pcpa'
lliios should and ,nust now DO consult
ed. so long as we have Republican
government, ,nSjOriIies must DO re.
spectad. The Representalives-thc
creatures Of tho constituent body ofthe
voting Masses, must obey their sOvOr.
eign masters, or yacale tho places aud
give way fer others who will. The
political russ tina, placed the Seat Of
uOySrumon. at Charleston to prevent u
location at another and central place.
must now DO e1pungsd from the statute
books. A new shuttle aud a new deal.
under the new order Of things, must
now take place. LET justice be done,
slough the heavens fall" is tho old
Roman maxim. Give US y location
where o majority Of the people can
reach their State Ca pitol 10 The short.
est time and shortest distance. and all
will DO we'll. Otherwise, a storm Of
popular indignation will burst out
which will shake the very hair on the
heads Of the peoples representatives
permanent seat caunot be agreed
upon. Let temporary ono DO fixed
upon for ten years. We prefer Wheel.
lug for tho temporary scat, because oil
IlSr peculiar advantages at tho present
time. and the liberal offer made by her
citizens to provide most excellent
state House and Offices free Of charge,
SO long as tho State may want them.
10 be or not to DO. is net ut thi,
time more vital question in which .
large minority Of the people OF wesI
Virginia are more seriously interested,
than the proper location Of their .Ssate
Capitol. Indeed. il is Gully secondary
to tbs stability and permauency Of
their young Sta,ej aud that now hay.
ing been assured, ind new form Of
government deCrcea by the people, aud
50 guarded by limitations. upon legis.
latiyO action, that life, liberty aud
property. can never again be trihed
with, il is but common justice to all
the citizens Of the State who contrib.
ute with their taxes to swell the pub.
JIG revenues, that tho State Capitol
be located where tho greatest number
wish Il, aud at some more convenient
and accessible place than Charleston.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25
klsgs!!I!@'E|.l'|j|gIg'egtYg!1A
Concerning "DcnOcFacy."
JAcksosylLLE, Nov. q.

bANhH'NNlhbbt t'SN' -
70 Me Editor If THE Democrat,
In the last number Of yoar paper |
notice that you call for "suggssiOus"
FROM old time time Democrats and
friends, concerning the present stats Of
politics. | consider myself in This list;
and submit few thong Tits for tho con
sideration Of yourself aud the readers
Of Tns DgMooRAr,
am No longer u Democrat, nor
have | considered myself such for more
than two years. And why? Well,
Mr.. Editor, because there has been no
Democratic party siuco then, The
Republicans destroyed the rights ofthe
S,atcs-lil not tho Democrats sue.
c0pt the situation Z" The Republicans
freed tho slayes-did not the Demo.
Gratis say "Amenw The Republicans
secured the adoption Of the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendmcnts-dil moi
the Democrats agree.tO oil this! No!
Why, sir, what will you do with Val.
laniiglum's "New Departure and
the nomination Of Horace Greeley in
the country at large and tbs passage
Of tho Flick Amcdimcnt" in this
State. That's short argument, but
convincing. Do Democrats and Re-
ppblicnns differ on tho Question Of tar.
| iG2 Not Bit oft, for large por-
ton Ofthe members of each party are
for free trade, while au equal number,
ifnOt more, arc for protection. Can
VIC divide upon tho bond question ?
mot by a jug FULL" Every Demo-
crat who is fortunate enough to own
bonds, is in favor Of their payment gu
the Republican plpn-even the Chair
man Of the National Democratic Tx
sOutiye Committee being agent for
tho European bondhOldGrs, and large
b.ndholler himself. ut the time the
Democratic party made vain attempt
to win BY fighting on this plank To
save words, | may say that the Demo.
cratic party is jead-dsai in he
shtW Much as | regret thia, and
much us revere the grand old defunct
organization, yet bend to stubborn
fact, aud confess freely what | aud
every other man knows 10 be true!
And why should We regret this ?
With history TINT is the history Of
our country; with record Of which
all are proud, the Democratic party
has enrolled its deeds upon the scroll
ot fame, aud there they will live while
time shall last but like other orgaui,
cations Of usefulness. it has seen its
best days. and NOW. after lifetime
devoted to the public good, steps aside,
to make way for the Car Of Progress.
While We cherish due veperation for
our sircs and their deeds, lot US not
forget tIat their motto was, a' ours
should be, Exclusion
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25

Saws of oil kinds, augcrs, braces and
brace bits, smoothing irons. jack aud
match planes. chisels, mill, erOsscut
and hsudsaw files, round files, screw
drivers, squares, bench screws, sxes,
latcheis, spirit levels, coffee mills, locks
Of all kinds, rules, table and pocket
cutlery, spoons, names. breast and
trace chains, forks, long handled
sllovels, coal shoyels, weed and briar
scythcs, Gro shovcls, horse rasps, shoe
nails, draw knives, angur handles, coal
buckets, &C., in word u full aud CON.
plelc assortment Of hardware. to be
found at the lowest market prices. at
Elwards.
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Concerning @nelaocsacy."

Our Jacksonville correspondent,
"Excpl.ior," sOpd. US u few sugges.
tious thi. week which grate har.hly
gu Democratic cursi and did We not
know the writer, We should consider
him Of doubtful politics, An acquain-
lance If several years, however, settles
shat question.
We do not endOrso nor deny bis
propositions, but let them appear for
what they are worth, to our readers
When he states that the Democratic
party is dead, be speaks the thoughts
of many who were ID times past equally
as ardent members OF thu organization
as himself. This 1t is not worth while
TO contradict. But our correspondent,
while making this assertion, aud hon.
cstly giving up the ghust, fails to IN
dictate what should to tbs COursC OF
former Democrats. Let him try his
hand again, in IN rtfOr. Of Ibis ssrt.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25

Congress by Mr.. Stevenson, Of Ohio,
providing for the construction and
management Of this Canal by oORmi-s
siohcrs, to be appointed one each by
the States Of Iowa, Missouri. Illinois,
Indiana, Keptucky. Tennessee, Ohio,
West Virginia, Virginia aud Mary.
land, with mid from the Federal
government. and providing, also, for a
cesSion by Virginia and West Virgin
ia Of their rights and property in the
Canal US far as completed. A bill to
the same effect has also been drafted
by M officer of the United States En-
ginecr Bureau, who lately surveyed
tho route of the proposed extension Of
the Canal,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25
Tho James River and X anawha
Canal.
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A washingtos special to The CinClu.
natl Enquirer, under date Of last Fri.
day, says:--"T'hc delegation who saw
The President to-day 10 behalf Of q
policy of Government aid 10 complete
the James River aud Kanawla Canal,
arc hopeful that tho President viii
recommend it III general and special
to Congress. When flushed
II will give q continuous water line
from the Chesapeake nay TO tho Mis-.
sisslppi aud itS tributaries. A bill.
tas introduced al die lA! ses.lpn Of