davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Donaldsonville chief., 1872-12-21

LIE1ENSOIN' - N1A"AAAzAASA1ss q &
Cheapest and Best Of All!
Splendid Offers For 1879!
This popular Monthly Magazine gives more
for tho money than any in the world. lt mas
the best colored fashions the best original
stories, and the Ut engravings of any lady, 8
book. Great ana costly improvements will
One Thousand Pages!
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates!
Twelve Colored Berlin Patterns J!
Twelve Mammoth Colored Patterns
One Thousand Wood-C Cuts!
Twenty -four Pages Of Music
All this will be given for only Two Dol
LARS year, or a dollar less than Magazines
of the class of " Peterson" Its
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
are the best published anywhere. All the
most popular writer's are employed to write
originally for Peterson. In 1877, in addition
to its usual quantity of short stories, Fivc
Original COPYRIGHT Norelettes will be given,
viz: bought VIII Price, by Ann s. steph-
ems; The Island Of Diamonds, by Harry
Danforth; Once Too Often, by Frank Lee
Benedict; Lindeay's Luck, by Miss +. H0dg-
son; and A Wife, Yet Not a Wife, by the
author of The Second Life.
Mammoth Oolored Fashion Plates
ahead of all others. These plates are en-
graved on steel, twice the usual size, and
contain six figures. They will be superbly
colored. Also several pages of household
and other receipts; in short, everything in
teresting to ladies.
Terms-ALWAYS IN ADVANCE: a
One copy, for one year, ar,-....-----$2 90
Five copies, for one year, y W
Eight copies, for one year.. r,.-.-.--.-.-.-l IL OO
Superb Premium Engraving J
Every person getting up club of five at
81 GO each, or eight at 81 50 each, will be
entitled to an extra copy Of the Magazine for
1872, and also to copy Of the superb mezzo-
tint lsize "a inches by 1s), Five Times One
To-Day" which, at a store, would cost four
dollars.
Specimen copies sent gratis to those wish
ing to get up clubs.
Address, CHAS, j. PETERSON,
No. 3O6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1872-12-21
HARPER'S WEEKLY.

The best publication ofits class in America.
and SO far ahead of all other weekly journals
as not to permit of any comparison between
itsnd any of their number
Its columns contain the finest collections OF
reading matter that are printed n
full being furnished by the best artists in the
Irarelier
iiarper's Weekly deserves its primacy in
this class of publication, alike for the value
Of its matter as the excellence of its ilIustra-
tlons. The spirited and telling pictorial sat
ires OF Mast are q power in society, and are
dictated in aid of a sound public opinion, and
against public wrongs and follies. The etli-
torials on public affairs are models of discus
sion, weighty and temperate, supporting hi Oh
i'll an elevated tone anl chasten
ed literary style.-Eran.incr ana Chronicle.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1872-12-21
New Orleans Republican.

DAILY AND WEEKLY
off1clal journal Of the United States. State
OF Louisiana, and City of New Orleans.
Devoted to Politics. News. Literature and
the Dissemination of Republican
Principles
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-11-03

OreidHesel. nit bem man Die san3e @elt
5ertrilmnern farttt; nn6 iper p1re geeig=
meter, oenIelben sit bolen, als Der tapfere
Wtann nit benz 3iegenfele ?"
Oas fann gelheben, oadte Som BEL
| iih uno fraste nod Dem Wege our SDlle,
nnb Der Rofbfopf. Der ibn gut Al al fsnnen
idien, mar slei6 bereit, ibm benielben au
5eloen.
9ls er nun por bic bobe Sbllesmauer
fam, beI6mierte er Iid) nit ieiner @un-
berialbe uno flopfte an. Musenbliflih
ipran9en tnebr als bunoert fleine Seuiel=
den berbei iinb fraeten ibn, mas er pole.
sd mia ben er6Bten Seufel ieben, Der
bier ii" ermioerte Sonl, orna9t nur gleia
aufM M
Oies tbaten 1ie 6enn audi ie6r bereit=
wilig uno fiibrten ibn au ibrem Ober=
haupte. ,Bas pillft Ou bier 2" brittle
ibm Der Ilte er1tgeeen.
sd fomme i'm gluftrase bes &Dniss
bon Dublin nno m64te ben eiiernen
SreIdHegel bolen, Inn bic 9dnen aus benz
Ganbe su treiben!" !"
sd babe eisentlt1 an ben S6nsn bei=
iere Runben als an eu9 Srldnbern," er+
ipioerte Der 5DllenbeberrI1er, }, dber es
mare bod nidt 5h6n BON mir, uenn i'd
Sir Seine Bitte abi6liiae!w
DSole einmal ben Oreihflegel bernnter,
idgte er fur5 oarauf 5u einenl ieiner Gngel,
nno 9leid) fletterte bieier auf ben 8alfen
nn0 bradte ibn. Mls er ibn Som iibers
reidte, ld6elte er beimlih, benn er bo6te,
| er ipiirbe |id eeb6ri9 bic Singer nerbren=
men; oieier na6m ibn rn6ie in bic Sano
unb iaate: vOanfe, tIeiner Seufel; nno
ipenn Su mir iebt Die Sbiire alfna9f,
10 iperoe i'd Did ME nebt belditieen!"
yOboI rief laAenb Der Mlte, rio f4nel
9ebt oas nift; man fann iebr leidt in bic
SOne fommen, oher nit benz Sinaus9ehen
bat es Iein eigenes Betpenben. Nuf, Sc.
iellen Jiebmt ibm ben Orei6flegel ab nnt
Iabt ibn eure Grallen fiiblen!"
Oarauf itiirnlten tie ale auf ibtl Al
bod Som tbeilte iol6e Diebe unter lie aug
oaB ibnen Die SDrner abbrad)en unb bel
alte Seufel 1ngitlih ihrie: v3obt ben Wa.
eabunben binaus 10 idnea ibr fbnnt, uni
mer ibm nod einmal bic Sbiire alfmoht
Der bat es nit mir su tbun!"
i zDlil do9 nun unbebelliQt ob unb fan
ltpisoer In ben fbniefihen 8aIoIt. Gr er
| adblte, tpie es ibm in Der Salle ergangel
| ipar uno bat Seben, ben Srei1Heeel MID
/ anjnriibren oa er sliibeno beiB iei obsleid
| man es nibt idbe. Oieles mollte nun be-
Rotbfopf nift slauben unb griff ibn an
lum iih wieoer in Reipeft 3u ieben. Sod
oa erreidte er geraoe oas @egentbeil, benz
er perbrannte Ii6 feline Singer 10 iebr, oaf
er Dor Sdmera tuie tpahnIinnig Ina Sof,
| berum biipfte unb Die abIueuliniien Sri.
|malIen ba5u ihnitt. Seoermann lahte
nun, unb Die prinjeiIin aud.
/ yOas lebte 0rittel Der Sungfrau i'll
mein!" l6rie Som triumpbireno unb ber
| &Onig fiibrte lie ibm su unb leste ibre 3ars
ten Sdnbe in bic ieinigen.
| Som lieB ben Dreidfiesel i'm Sofe lie-
gen. Ooh als man am ndhiten Weraen
lnah ibm lab, bate CT bas YHaiter ser.
ihmolaen uno mar tief IN Die grbe seinn-
fen. Srob benz aber tpaeten ficb bic Sd.
men bod nidt in bic Ndbe BON Dublin.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-11-03
9e(ubt - sin rubises Eans.

Ser fiir &epiiion 6es Metermabes All.
iammenberuiene gongreB tpirb cine politi.
i9e 6ra9e Ill lDien baben Das Hormal=
maB, Der urmeter. Der unter beIonoeren
8orIi1tsmabreseln unb nit genaueiier
WteIIun9 einit anseferti9t iporben mar, be-
fanb lih Bis ieBt In Varis. Bei Der be-
pprItebenben Hepilien lit man eornmea
bariiber einperitanoen, jebt nit Silie Der
in Der Neu3eit tpeientlih perpolIfommnefen
Wlehanif Elm neues lDl9es NormalmaB
her,ultelen. gopien beslelben tuerben
{dmmtIi1en epntrabirenben Gtaaten All.
aeitellt, aber mo- lol Der glormalmeter
ielbit aufbemabrt tper6en? @egen bic
bis6eriae Stdtte, Naris, erbebt Iidb Der
Gintpanb, baB na9 ben grfabruneen ber
lebten Sabre Die abfolute Giherbeif bieier
Bemabrnng nihtun3tpeiielbaft iii, unb baB
iebenfalls cine Wergleihuns nit bemIelben,
ipie lie i'm Qaufe Der 3eit fur ben einet
o0er anbern Gtaat nbtbig tperben f0nnte,
nidbt 3u ieber 3eit iingelt0rt tperbe bsrse.
nDmmen per6en fBnnen. gDie eben Der
Sariea bic nroraliInen MaBifGbe perriieft. 70
aud bic pbpfld)sn. Wan min aIIo ben
llrmeter in eineni rleutralen Qanbe binter-
leaen, oas ME lolden @efabren ausgeiebt
lein ,piroe, unb finbet ieltiamerweile, iuenn
man europa nit benz 9ejGirften U!;de
bes Wtatbentatiters iiberblidt, fein ioIhes.
IIie @dmei,, Monuco, bic Nepublif bon
Mnbprrd - he ale bietet nidt niehr ieue
demiIne Neinbait BON nm Veroadbte, aud
einmal ben Grieben guropas it6ren 40
ff6nnen un0 beBbaIb BON ireeno einsm
mdhtieen gfqdbar Ani6dolih semo1t
lper6en Sp miIien. 9ie Debatten lber
bieien Ninft baben in Der eflsbrtsH Geieu-
ihaft nod nidbt bsgonnen, aber iie lperben
lid ipie cine iebr b0sartise politii6e ga.
tDre ausnebneii.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-11-03
(Sar bic ,BefIids 8lattsr.%
9rldnsi(bf Mdr6fn.
Oiol(a ma Ghroicenn Gobhar, ooer Der
Ulann tn Sem 3iegenfelle.

gor LANCER, Ianser 3eit lebte in Der um<
aeaenb BON gnniscerthD cine dlte aSItftpe,
Bic mar 10 arm, bab lie ibrenl etn3tgen
@ohn feline GIeioer geben fonnte iro ges
aipunoen mar. ihn in elm fIeines Sod iie-
ben bem Geuerberoe su ieber nno nit iuar-
rner Midbe 5a un1biiaen.. Sc groBer er marc.
beito tiefer mubte tie Die 8rube mad1sn;
bod enolifb fanb iie 5ufdllig Elm 3iegenleil
uno banb ess2ihm nm bic Senoen uno
iprod5: ,SDha, 9u biit jebt ein xeroBer
6nlinaI gesporben, biit iiber iehs ssuB
Iaua uilb iiber 10 Sabre aft, 10 oaB Ou
auh ei,amal Gtnas fir mid tbur tannlt.
@gbe ctio In ben Waib uno bo!e mir esfi
4Spbel 5ols!"
er6i6kete Som unb 9ing fort.
4lB er Iein Biinbel fertig bdtte niio es
ebsn auf bic 6hulter nebmen wollte. tam
plDtIid, elm Ssub boher Niele auf ibn 3u
un6 brohte ihn NIT ieiner &eufe aii ser.
fd,niettern. 9om aber iprane ihnea aui
bic @eiie unb Deriebte bsm 3ieien unner.
iebens einen iolhen @6lag, baB er ben
NlIben fiiBte. ,Saif Du nod ettpas. 81
bespreen." iaste er oann 3ii ibnt, pio lag'
es- ebe hDir pDMenbs ben Gnraus mdde!"
sd babe Nidts 5u beiteIen," eripioerte
ber Mieie, uaber ipenn Ou mir bas Qeben
fdaenfen ipiait, merbe idb Sir rneine Reuls
aeben unb, tpenn On gut nno brap bleibif,
10 tpirit Du ieoen Ranpf, ben Su bes
ainnit, bamit geiuinnen !"
Som mar oanlit pcllfpmnnen einperifan-
ben. gr nahm bic Qenle In feline rebte
Ganb. {ebte lid anf iein SoljbiinbeI nno
ipra6: .Da iH 10 piel WeIbe oebobt babe,
bid ail{ammen an leSeI 10 5eige bid aud
banfbor 9eaen mid uno TRACE MID nod
6auje.@ Oarna1 idlug Ct nit ieiner
ReuIe OGrauf uno au9enblidlih erbDb es
ii4 pom Boben unb trus iba onrf bic
Suit nod 1auie.
Mls 6as Sol5 perbrannt mar, iunroe
fon1 abermnfs nod oent Waloe geldtdf,
mo Ct biesmal nit einsm Hielen tdnpteiii
mubte Der 3luei GDpfe bate Ser Gampt
mar Elm bartnddiger; aber Som blieb
Sieger nnb Der Miele ihenfte ihnl bafilr,
bob ct TIM bas Geben lieB, cine Mnn6ers
pfeite, bic sSehen tan3en mad)te, 0er ibre
Zone b6rte. Epm iiber5eugte 1ih aud
0ltiA BON ibrer s}auberfraft, inbem er it'd
auf oos Sol5blnpeI iebte unb es nod Saul'
1on3tn litB.
Weim britten NaoIe bate er nit einer
orsif6pfieen Rtrle 3n fGmpfen. glis er ibr
ebsnIala beHe9t bate, erbielt ct aum Sc.
jnenfe eins Golbe, bic ibn nnperbrennbal
utlb utDerDun0bnr nlGdbte.
~ Rno unler nnr ore;,1 iogte bel
Nieit tun Mbihieo, ,unb eS miro len
Nieman0 mehr lomne1, Der Ditd imyD Dol6,
tort; 4olt Dir oIio 10 biel pols, ME Dl
millff.
3oul 9ir8 mad Ranie unb mar jfoIae,
ole 5tbn Yflnen. Muf tuaQte er 5ilb al
Dieiem Io0e sum eriten WfoIe ouf bi'
@trdbs, tpc e ieboh pon einigen iunarr
Benasln lsiI,ss asItiomen Nn5uoes ips9e,,
perh0bnt nno 0lasGel0nt puroe. @ern
bate Il Ne itins RsuIe fiitIsn laiien, ober
unniberlpeiie pcllie Il bod ieinen Mtorp
be0eber.
Da lam nun zines 9nges ein Wlonn ii
0Idn1tnbtr Rleioun0 III oos Dorf unb
usQdtt befnunf. boB bic 9od5ter be8 QS.
MAS ~ Dublin 10 nttldn&6lii@ isi. bof
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-11-03
esieo fit oas Yolk.
Gus Ssu GnsIii&sn.)

8 mar' bod ia bic 5eit f6on ba,
SO snbst Rampf xno Streitl
@abrbeit unb eieb isb' pers antrisb'
8n ssrisb' nnb Greubisteit.
Sur aummer tast, bic Grbe tIast;
Dsnn Sborbeit aIlss iiberrast. - 81
Dpd Der Sag tpirb fommen nod,
$50 bic Madt bel benz Re9t unb ber Babrbsit
febt;
1inb tomm, mas ba min, i'm ;u balten till;
Der Sag Der @elt aufsebt!
Der @ute fei bon 8DeifeI fret
Ob aud Der Sies nod feblt;
CT siebt uidbt nod, bic redte SAD
8efiest einmaI bic @eIt.
@obl Ianse Belt in bittrem 9eib
8ibrt Sdmd1e NIT Der Stdrfe Streit. -
Dp& Der Sag nirb fommen nod,
$50 bic Ma1t bel benz Redt unb Der Mabrbeii
febt;
limb fomrn, mas ba tDiu, ibn au balten till;
Der Sag Der @slt aufsebt!
4
0yaubs nidt benz aatb, aIs oh bic abat
Mti Grben unnHb mir;
DIR eSIe Mann ertrasen fam
Gin Gpfer nod 70 idmer. =
1lnb mag aud Helm bas SdnfIein iein
Der Braben - Sofnuns ut ibr Sdsit.
llnb ber Gag ipirb tOmmen nod,
aso bas @s1t unb bic Ma6t bel Der Sabrbei
febt;
1tnb tomm, mas ba hin, ibn ;u balten itiG;
Der Gag ber @slt aufseht.
9ieIas muller.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02

betunsswdrotsen Wiuen @otteS ~,
BuBe fit ibre @inpen 9etr6fet auf
Da liest nod meiuer Grfabrun9 pae
@ebeimnis oieies oQerein9s bepunoe>
run9swlrpi9en Mutbes."
~uno tper ni1t 70 9lldli9, ben
@louben eieler frommen Baysrn, Rbein>
l6nper uno Defpbalen 3u beiiBen 2"
SD reoete nur BON metnen ei9enen,
perl6nIiden 8eobadtunsen, endpise
| @rdfn !"
|. @ie fab cine @eile fiji vor ii& nie>
Der.
80, tper 70 elauben f5nnte," rief fe
bann pl6blt&, tbr @elidt NIT beipen
6dnpen becedenp. Der Gaplan trat
ibr mttleioi9 ndber, bas 6er3 oes prie>
iter6 bate ben S9rei perfanoen.
Der CLAUDE fommt BON Sten,"
iaste er febr ianft ~pom @ater pes
9idte6 !"
@ie LIEF bic 6dnbe 1lnfe>1 uno fab
Jpn fart an.
~Das mag gut fem f1r'S @olt,"
iaete fie. ~Nber wer ouf Der 5Sbe Der
8iloun9 0ebt uno bic Mufftdrun9 -"
~@ndctse @rdfn>" fel er rai6 Elm,
~es 1T jeBt nt9t Der seeisnete Dloment>
UNI 9bnen bic ri9tige Beoeutune Der
@orte 3u erfldren. Aber i9 YerfpreGe
Sbnen> pab i9 BON n,orsen an tdsli6
in Der beilieen We1e Sbrer e~eeenfen
perre, in Der @einunA bob @ott Sie
erleu9ten mSse"
St rpanete ]9 BON tbr, pbne lire
Mntwort a%t3unarten, unD pertiefte 11@
in cine einsebenpe Beipre@un9 NIT Der
Sbertn lber ben @e9enfanp, Der i'm
porbtn peranlabt bate, bier etn3utreten.
Gonitanje 9ins' fur3 oarauf in tiefen
@eoanten mad 6aufe.
@en1 Ter Gaplan &edt bdtte 2! Sc
par ni9ts Gremoes, nt9ts Neues, tpas
er fpeben bebauptet bate. Derlelte
@eoante so9 ii6 ia pur& ale leineRan>
3elportrd9e. Der &rtflt@e CLAUDE,
Die 2iebe @ottes, tte wlrptee Beuu>
Buno Der 6eilsmittel, tpelde pte &ir@e
IN Namen uno Auftras Tyres 96ttli@en
Stifters ZEN 0ldutiSen fpenoet pas
1par ia TIM @runOe Der @e9entanp
Don aQen 1einen prept0ten.
WcrtieBuna feIat.1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

- Fashionable young ladies at Long Branch
are opposed 10 surf bathing.
Old John Harper sleeps, eats aud In fact
lives In LongfolloS's stable at Long Branch.
- A oolored boy on James Island, 8. o., pre-.
tends that he hasa hole with thousand ALT
gators In II.
- Miss Lewis, the colorei American soulp.
tresa 10 Rome, has an order from an English
noblemAn said TO be worth 100000.
= Miss Nilsson will be married IN London
and not 10 Paris, as has been stated. The we'd
ding Is fixed for Wednesday, July 81, q noon.
= Or. Evans, the celebrated American dentist
In Paris, 10 soon " be attached 70 the medical
stan Of the Prince Of wales In London.
= Miss Charlotte CushmAn has arrived al
Newport and taken possession OF her new cot.
tage near the Ocean House.
: Miss Ella, niece Of whltelaw Reid, was In
yeaterday in CedAIylils, Ohio.
= Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson, We under.
stand, has 0een made professor Of elocution ia
the Normal College Of Cook county, Ill.
"A. NJ. GTisWold, "The Fat Contributor, u
6lnslnnlti, called Tas Fat CoHiribEioT' Ssiur'
day NiyAL
= General Tom Thumb, who arrived IN New
York from Europe on Monday, 10 going TO build
: new residence Tor himself and wife, near Fair
nsld, Conn.
: Mr.. Gladstone, II 10 stated authoritAtIysly,
has replied 70 the memorial Of the lHish mem.
beTs Of Parliament In behalf OF the release Of
the Iriih political prisoners, deellnipg to aeeede
TO their request,
= An Annapolis letter says; "NIrs, whArton'a
health, which was 90 bad In the spring, has
greatly imprSyed. she Was soon 70 lSaye & iSr
legal status OF the Van Ness case, which, unless
the regular order OF things 10 disturbed, will
come up about November for trial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

THE DKMooRArs AND the LIBERALS alike
rise above party for the good OF the country and
In behAlfo Of the Consultation. II Is an uprising
Of the party against the abuses Of the Admins
tration.-LouiIVile CoUrisr-JouTnaL
Among the gentlemen who, In the interests
Of reform, have risen against the abuses Of
the Administration are Lyman Trumbullr
with ten thousand dollar fee iu his pocket;
General John Cochrane and Hank" Smith,
who never made dollar In their lives In pol
tiles; the exemplary Mr.. Bowen, OF Wash
lngton; Reuben Z. Fenton, New York's spot
less Senator the virtuous Warmoth, of Lou
lsiana; 'Jlm" Ashley, of Ohio, and John
Morrissoy, Of New York. William NJ. Tweed
and Fernando Wood have risen; rBriek"
Pomeroy aud Pat Donaui Ben Wood, Of lot
terry nOtorietyi Joe Howard, OF bogus
proclamation fame, and Aleek Mcclure, are
all In arms for purity and reform. There is
nota Tammauy thief, inside or outside the
penitentlaries, who Is not now shouting for
Greeley and reform.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
rHE DANGERS ~ mn. GREELET SHOULD
RR RLRCTRD


The dangers and disasters that are certain
TO confront and befall the republic II Mr..
Greeley should be elected President are every
day slowly but steadily making themselves
more and more apparent. Already our keen
est thinkers aud leaders-men like Mr.. Wen
dell Phillips, Mr.. Wm. Cullen Bryant. Wm.
Lloyd Garrison, and q score Of others Of our
Ablest statesmen-haye given II as their opin-
Ion that his triumph 10 the coming Presiden-
tial campaign would be one OF the greatest
calAnltles that could happen TO the republic.
The convention that nominated him couple
Of months ago realized that 1t had committed
blunder II not q crime before the cheers Of
the groundlings had died away. First we
heard from Stanley Matthews protesting
against the nomination, and making all the
atonement 10 the country thatit was posslble
for him to make. The editor Of the Olncin-
natl Commercial could not conceal his
ehagrin and disappointment and took occa-
sion next morning TO give Ii expression.
Carl schurE, We are told on authority that
cannot be doubted, went TO plano and
played ''rhe Heart Bowed Down" The con-
ference at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New
York, q few weeks ago, the revolt Of the
Free Trade party, all go to show that Mr..
Greeleys nomination was considered 4 polit-
con,eousncss NJ TrnmbulI told plainly as
he md ,sII i, ,hs whole storv when he ra,d,
sgThsrs wss no hsln ,or n, n was too late IN
r.,ro.,"
III now .s oortair .s anv polIueaI evsut
can bs tbst owing ,o the machInatIona Of
tbese gentlemen M. Greeley will bo forced
upon Inc country as a candidate for the Pres
Idoncv and viii be supported bv the Demo-
o,.,Ic nsrtv Win all tbs .trsnv,b tba, n can
cor,r,snd Ts, NJ ,es what are Inc danger.
which ,hs.s rsnt,smsn tbsmsslve. feel are
csrtSInIv IN stoyN Ior the country n Mr..
CO.. .nor,d ha called ~ tho Pr..idencv
II ~. orIS a Tow dsvs ago mai ths a,
roa,, p.,,LI;0on n,,n,sS a IonS artirIs ad-
dr"s..d snsc,sI,v 70 No nonsved Intercs,s
warning them tbst II in Seltdefspee, tbey
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
New 7-3O Gold Loan
NORTHERN PACIFIC RiiLRoaD Co.
securedSy fifn Mortgage on Hni,r..d srs
.. Land Grnnt, .I
sAFEi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JAY COOKE & co.

Oner for aaie at par aeerued Interest the
Fiut Mortsase Band Grant Ooid Bonds or the
Northern Pacific Railroad CompsaI. TkeJ sre
free nom Unlted States tar, and are Issued Of
ne follovins aenemlh.tions, Commons, aiOO,
a6oo ,,a Al. .Ooo, y.vI,t.rea. aleO. lSoO.
4, oao a. ooo - ato aoo
= -.
WIN ne same .n,ue eeunoesos v,n Nh'en ue CON
mendea oonas . .nd peop's.e
nov, hsr me irlie.s in,s,usr'on' reeommsnd me
nor.nssn rao'he railroad oono' 70 our ana ths
a'"''A' poo"0 ,o,o ..v.is~k
. u p"u
Both principal and interest are payable In American
gold CON- At the once Of JI Cooks Co' New fofs
Ol1-the principal At The end q Ss.rs Aad tbs In
.sre, tat the rate Of seven And hressnths per cent
psr Annum) halfIearly, hrat OF JAnnAu And Juy.
PERFKur BAFRTY, The hoads We are nov ssl
,ns are secured By arst and onlJ mortsass all the
propsry and rghts Of he Northern Paoiao Railroad
oomr.ay which vtli embrace on IN. oompIsaon Of the
vorki
J. ovps Two Thousand Miles Of Road. with rolling
stock baildlns., and all othor .auIpmsnts.
over Tuouty two THOUSAND Acres Of land 70 sysry
nil. a ani.h.d road Thi. land. agricultural, tim.
hn,.d and miussai. amounting IN ali 10 NOR. thar
F,,,, MnBop Aor... oousi.,. a sl,.ruats ,so,lou.
y..ohin. tv.uty 70 forty nile. on each sids Of the
tr.sl .pd ..,.palps in brad fertile belt from W.T..
s.n.ln ,yu.h ~. r,oh..t po,tion, al Minoo.o,. D.
Pr... soand -''7 ----'T
yyhI,. N. ,,o,.,pm.,, ao.. M, d,,,o,, xa,r.nt.,
~. no, !, N. ,o.a a ,hu. uro,,d.. fo, ,h.I,
tuIl ,na prup, p,y,nen, b, an anr...r,ed rr.p, Of
l.na N. most y.lu.bl. ever eouf,rr,d upoo Frest
| aaiionsl improvement
THE MoRro ACE TN. 1r,,,... p,a., In. mo,t
rnae, Are Mo..r. Jay ooois, o. PhiladslphIa, and
KdEAf Thomson, Pre.idsut Of the Psnnsylvanla Csu.
tral Railroad oompan,. fhsy WIN directly and per
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

porters aro Just now limiting At the Cabinet
he would form, and have gone 50 far as TO
name tho gentlemen that he would select
II Mr. Grcoioy should run the Government
aud manage his Cabinet on the same princl-
pies that he has conducted the Tribune during
the last twenty years, evcry body who knows
anything aboat that Office must acknowledge
that national administration, managed in
the same way would give the country new
set Of officers every month.
There Is not to-day upon the Tribune with
barely one exception, an editor who was on
the paper four years ago. Mr.. Grecley ls an
him whom he loved yesterday. lie has never
had the faculty Of binding and tying men to
either himself or his paper. The Tribune is
the qulcksand Of New York Journalism. The
late Mr.. Bennett kept In his service men for
q quarter Of century. No man has ever
served under Mr. Greeley for longer period
than ave years. The same instability that
has characterized the conduct Of the Tribune
would chsrscterizo Mr GreeleyS admins
trstiun aud prevent Il from being Of any real
benefit 10 the country.
II Mr. Greeley should be carried Into the Ex-
ecutlvo Mansion by the anomalous party gath.
erIng that rallies around him tho difficulties
that would, out Of the necessities Of the case,
surround him would be fatal to his admipIs-
,ratlon. First of nil we ,bould have n terri.
Bile struggle between Democrats. Liberal Re-
i,uLllcans and ex.rebels for ofiice. Mr.. Gree
ley and Mr.. schurE and Mr.. Trumbull may
talk about civil service reform and all that,
but n he is put at the head Of the Govern
meut the offices Of the Government must and
will no to the men who contributed most
toward placing him there. Mr.. Greeley be-
fore he retired from the Tribune declared
that be and his friends proposed TO stand
only one term Of the alleged ostraclsm Of
Gov. Fenton and his followers, so that after
all this present opposition TO Gen. Grant Is
only mere question Of spolls and patronage.
II he should be elected he will and teuure-
of.ofice law tyIpR hls hands and n Senate
bitterly opposed to him. A conflict such as
johnson had with n coordinate branch of
the Government. would be inevitable. leading
TO iufractious Of the law, and perhapa the
Constitution. on the one hand or the other
to impeachment and TO all the heartburning
and dlscord and dIssensIou that came 10 an
end only when Gen. Grant was Iuaugurated,
The danger. to the colored race in the
South from the election Of Mr.. Greeley are
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

THERE ARE ALREADr, according 10 the
Boston Journal, indications In Massachu-
sets that Governor washburue will not be
permitted 10 obtain 4 reconciliation ut the
hands Of the Republican party without q
struggle on the part Of certain asplrants for
the gubernatorial houors Of the old Bay
State. General Butler Is, Of course, intended
to be struck by this apparently random shot.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
WArER TAX FoR LAYING MAUs.


,.or,c,,, n. ,W!AsE1g9r9g,,, . q. jane. lel1 j,
an ssi sSpss'.d jos. 3, ~ sss *. Ts;ss Tss q
- s.,sa sash.h. q Sss essi p. saa.rs ios, p.
getas hs.I ~ 'sv,.a ~ ~ io.. 2. pels o. lois
y, s,,h ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ @ =, ~ 2. a.s.as-
"a h,,h ~, " ~ "a ~
!, s..s. n -. s,id ,. - ~. III ~
A.. "a nas.his o ~ IP,rr NV ~ iii e. e.
YS,3 ,ts.s W .,,hs.t tsa ~ sxbit
49, ssu , ~ nv sns % nl.' aaJ n o. fnen .s
wseis ,i.ss he asss hsssiss in,s,,,, ts rs,s -
liza .hr, ~, !, ~. on,inr ~ ~. .ns. y ,