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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
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v@as @ptt Serbunpen bat, pas Ipu Der
WsnI9 nidt trennen." Gs 1T elm bite
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bic man bod 10 bod in Gbren gu balten
sprsibt inpem bic Gben 70 lei9tiinnis,
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aetreunt unp bic @ieberYereblt1<
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psnn ni9t ct. Yaulus i'm /. Brief an
bic Gprintber VII. 10 unb H.: Dee
men, bic rur9 bic Gbe serbuncen fint,
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fetn 70 flar uno frens ausseiprodenes
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mprsen ipieper 3uridSsosen wirb. Sur
ras Gbrifentbum 1T has Yallabium Der
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bic 1usenpen Der Oemutb, ber Sanfts
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mes bSberm .3tpefeS wilen su traSeu,
bri6t man eS unb befreit ii6 BARON. =
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den itatt in 8epulp bic sesenieiti8en
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beiier1 uno ;i serypQfcmmnen ; trennt
man fi6 unc sebt cine nelie 9~erbinpuns
Elm, bpTent, tie ness Gbasss fsin Sod ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Ger tam bic Arbeiterfrase lGieaP

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@ntpcrt leidt seseben; fs lautet:
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piTen iinp bic ein3isen ii9em Slterinz
men Der srpben i~oeialen SntereGen. Wc
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sefansen in paidt unp 0ewiGen lebt
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in ibnen wsrpen belize seluno unp sros.
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mittelbare @nerfennunS @ptteS urp leis
ner eipisen, unserjabrbaren HeGte at, bic
8eieul9aft an jeces WenI6enber; ; ltsst
tas Seipustein ber wabren @enl9en=
pirpe, paS Seritdnpnis fir WenI6ens
Glene, bic unabpeisbare Yfiat, cas ses
fnifte &obr ;u ;erbrsten. Sm 8epils
fen liest fir cen arnltsn altbeiter bic @ns
erfsnnuns unp 3ufrierenbeit NIT alebeml,
mas 8ptt sema6t nit benz llnter11iep
Der Stdnce unp pes Gisentbum. Der
umiturs fam nur fiesen in Der v0erwil@
teruns" ces 0epi6ens, III ieiner 8eleitiz
Suns. Oas @ewiilen miro in ben arbeiz
tenpen &laGen pteber sr,pa9en, tpent es
IN uns e,pa4t III. Sn Der grfartune
tes 8ewi6tns, In Dem 9eben mad ben,
0epiRen unc feiner unbeuslamsn 3i6ts
i9nur liest 0eredtisteit fir uns @ae,
liest Grieoen unb Gintradt liest sesenz
lettiSe N9tuns. DaS 0ewiTen ma6t
bas, mas man ben uGbrenmann" nennt,
ben man Sertrauen earf in ben b51iten
Sntere1en, Dor ben, man fi1 beust auf
Dem man b6rt, ben man, ielblt tpena er
;iirnt unc ftraft nod lieben mug. Oas
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be fGr bic Gebler unb 0ebreden Mnberer
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ilbnenbe 8uee unb als Iribut Der ST.
re@tiateit. Dieies Gswifen mug man
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seseniber ais S9ulbner befennt +; 6ieIes
8tui6en, bas mir ni9t perpeGIeln nit
benz bloe ourd bic srpben brobenben 8ris
len SeansitiSten ni9t NIT benz Ielbf ses
madten unb Der Gisenliebe sefIaiaen.
Denn ba mare tein @ewifen; man bat,
man empfanst taS @epiisnL man uta6t
IS ni6t. 8ir SertpedIeln ties @emiie
fen ni@t init pbilantropii9sr 8si9ber,
sisfeit, nidt NIT Sentimentalitat. @ir
yerpedieln ries 0swiiIen ni9t nit benz
Wunlde, treue, septHenbafte @rbeiter ;u
baben, unp Der tbatia1liden Seinbleliss
feit 9eSen bic pHese zines edit relisi5I fen
Sebens, Seset ben Gag Der 8edte Got
tee, ben Sonntag. @ir finpen ba fein
@epifIen, 100 man pas unslifli1 as>
tpprpene SabrifmSe1en aus Der Ta6rif
it5et, unp Zen lieperliden @rbefter UNI
Sabrif, @ufleber in berlelben la6t, neil er
seIdidt unentbebrli6 1T. g8ir yertped,s
lelH pieS @epi6en nidt nit Der Sera6s
tllrs aller rslisi5ien autcritSt Der soll
@ptt seIeBten 3eiterin ces @epihens,
ni9t nit bent 3tpansG fatbpliI6s @rbeis
ter fat Der ibnen Ssn Der Stride opraes
Iariebenen relisiSien Seier beS Conn
taseS uno Der 6elte beS Serrn unS 1siner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
ct. &nbreas BEN Huirinal.

au& ein Singing unb 9ein Srtn,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

torney seems to lie between A. }. lnger-
soil and Bishop Perkins. Minneapolis
is a pleasant place to visit and many
good souls reside there. Solomon val
lev must and will have u RAILROAD, short
~. AZ Lindsey timber and material are
on the ground for the erection Of q
Presbyterian church. The Minneapolis
folks also arc making arrangements
to build church free to all cOngrega-
tons. As we returned from Lindsey, We
saw sailing before the wind, the county
attorney Of Saline county. We tackled
to the sou,h-south-west, while he bore to
the north-north-west, but collision was
inevitable. We both anchored, exchang-
ed mail and sailed on. As the hills
doomed up in fro 1t OF the sunset we
made the last half Of or way, and rs the
curfew bell sounded, we came in sight
of Salina. If you desire good time
take a trip to Minneapolis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
Not q Self Seeker.

The Toledo (Ohio) Commercial aptly
says that one thing in regard to Gen.
Grants speaking should not be forgot
ten-that he has never been known 10
speak in his own behalf, not even in
seif-defense. The Commercial continues !:
e" He never asked for place, power or
emolument for himself. From the time,
in April, 1861, when Gov. Yates called
him to Springfield to act as Ajutant-
General in organizing Of the Illinois vol
unteers, to this 2sth day Of September,
1872, his voice has never been heard in
application for any favor personal to
himself. And so, in his civil admins
ton. With his motives and his acts as
sailed and misrepresented, by political
enemies and protested political friends,
he has quietly pursued the even tenor OF
his way, without stopping for retOrt, or
amid all this great wrOng-sO unjust and
so aggravating-whoh has heard Ulysses
IS. Grant complain +! The most that is
known to have fallen his lips, was his
response to the long, bitter and mali
cious assault of Charles Sumner, to wit:
am willing toput my acts against Mr..
Summers words That was all. No re-
crimination-no personal bitterness
not even an attempt 10 show wherein
his acts refuted his enemy's words.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
ReDubiirau Senatorial and Judicial Con.
yentiOa.

The Republicans OF the 18Th Senatorial DiS'ric' VIII
,n, i'm l.,-a, convention at the city Of Ellsworth On
Thursday. the 10th day of October. ls7S'
q, II O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose oil nominating
Republican candia;- for State Senator anu 'ire'ihe
district Republican committee
The re,,r.sentstion will b. one delegate Tor each
county, and one additional for ear, loo Votes P'ed Tor
R~ur, sentative ut the November election Of ISL or
fractional part Thereof exceeding 60, votes md h AS
follows: Saline county, lsol voir-, Is dTlesaies'
Ellsworth county, Js votes, delegates; Ellis county
~ votes Delegates; " alscr county, lS v"tc- :
delegates; NcPh.r,on county, :j5 votes, delegate;
Ric- county, rs vo,,>, d--gaes; Russell county
newly Organized, : .ieicSa;.s. and Baron c"uhty,
newly rranized, delegate
Immediately after the business o the SENATORIAL con-
v-n,ion ~ herein specified, shall have been transact
ri, district co .uiion the iit judicial district
will assemble at the place. for the purpose oil
nominating gepui.can candidates for District Jadse
and Railroad Assessor. which convention the same
delegates will lie admitted at the senatorial con'en
tion with the exception Of the Delegates from kice
county and with the addition vi delegates fr"m Lin
coin county.
The delegates the several counties Will he elect
ed at such and under such regulations as may be
prescribed by their respective county committees
d. r. WAGSTAFF.
Chm Republican central committee saline c"unty
HI HoE>M.S,
Chm Republican central mm.itee Ellsworth county
). pATL,
Chm Republican central committee Russell county
WILLIAM JEFFERS,
Chm Republican central c ,mnttce " allsce county
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

W. +. Bennett, Esq, of Cuba, Allegha-
ny County, New York, prominent
lawyer, and heretofore pronounced Dem
ocrat, has declared for Grant and Wilson
and the Republican State ticket. In a
letter publishes in the Cuba Patriot he
says: "Horace Greeley, presented by
the o-called Liberal Republicans rs one
of the candidates, is a man Of undoubt-
ed honor and integrity, standing promi-
nent in his calling rs journalist, and
to whom the world is greatly indebted
for much valuable instruction, vet he
still does adhere to his theory of right
of States 10 secedc from the Union rs
uttered by him in 1860, notwithstand-
ing that by the war that question was
settled beyond 4 hope Of controversy.
This indicates sufficient that he will cling
TO theory though it prove detriment
to the country. In association with it
the mind reverts to the days from Cal
houn to the bombardment Of Sumter.
The other candidate, U. S. Grant, is pre-
scented by the Republican Party for the
second time. Although in 1868 Op-
posed his election and exerted all my
strength, feeble though it was, to defeat
him, and place Horatio Seymour in his
stead, yet now, under the circumstances,
l withdraw all objection. Grant has
been tried rs a statesman, and in my
mind not found wanting. Let US have
peace"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
Julian SQuenrhed.

William Baxter, a talented Quaker Of
Wayne County, Ind, addressed Re-
publican meeting in Richmond, that
State, largely composed Of people of his
faith, one night last week, devoting
himself particularly 10 an exposure Of
George W. Julian's ISLANDERS on the
President and others. He said Julian
claims in speech at Newport that he
could have been nominated for Con-
gresham at large for the present cam
paign, If be had desired it, and to prove
the faiseness of this, the speaker read q
letter from Julian bidding for the very
nomination. He also read q private
letter written him By Julian, giving rea-
sons why he (Bax.cry should be nomi-
mated for the Leg stature As temperance
candidate, and urging his acceptance.
lie next read letter from Harmon Il.
Payne TO Julian, asking if he had favor
ed and urged Baxier's nomination, and
then read short letter signed George
". Julian, totally and empnatically de-
nying his connection with Baxter's nom.
ipaiion, and p-onouncing the rumor IN
entire ialsehood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
the COUNTY TICKET.

Above will be found the county ticket
nominated last Saturday, with the ex-
ception of one man,. e. Moh,cr, candi-
date for county attorney, whom we will
not and cannot support. His nominal
ton will be repudiated by over half OF
the Republicans of Saline county. Call
III. anything you please but do not insist
upon our supporting him. The balance
of the nominations, with two exceptions,
was not such as we would have desired.
A much stronger ticket could have been
placed in the field, which would have
swept the county with good Republi-
can majority. In not supporting Mr..
Mohler, we have this to say, that while
we believe in the Republican party and
are anxious to sustain the nominations
of the party, We do not consider our
selves bound by the action OF any
convention in the nomination Of men
whom we consider unworthy, dishonest,
or unfit for official position.
For the Office of county attorney, We
present the name of E. W. Hodgkinson,
favorably known as one Of the ablest
attorneys in this judicial District, II
strong Republican, thoroughly educat-
ed gentleman and a man who has a
splendid moral character. He will be
elected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
ANSWER 10 BETTER Posted"
ELLSWORTH, ks., Ger :, 1872

CLLSWohiu, hs, wi 1919.
EDIToRs SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL:
see in your issue of the 10Th ult. an ar
ticle signed by one, 9. Better Posted
whoever he may be, in which article the
gentleman takes occasion to make free
use of my name; and l wish to say to
D." Better Posted" when he desires to
criticize me or my actions, it would be
more manly to let us know who he is,
and not shield himself under fictitious
name. | also wish him to distinctly
understand that | am not in this sena-
torial fight for senator, although / did
Reporter for Mr.. Edwards. This is a
fight between Messrs. Jackson, Ed
wards and Sternberg-all Grant men
and between them alone ;.whiIe am a
Greeley man. When 6. Better Posted +"
insinuates, las he has done, in his article.
that | have used my influence or my Of
fclal position 10 advance the interests
OF Mr.. Jackson, he tries to create an
impression that is far from correct and
- uutI Nv 10 not KNOW Wncther
Better Posted us resident OF Ellis
worth county, or not; nor do | know
whom he means bv "our,' when he
says that Mr.. Sternherg is our choice !;
because he has brains. Does he mean
that Mr.. Sternberg is the choice of the
people Of Ellsworth county for senator,
II SO, can he now write TO the people OF
Saline county and Others, after the pri-
mary elections of las, Saturday, that
Mr.. Sternberg is our choice. refer to.
this statement OF the gentleman To show
that it is barely possible that he NAV
not be any " better posted" than Others.
As TO the issuing and sales of bonds
TO build court house and Jail. 1 had
to do-tha, was a matter exclu
sively belonging to the board of county
But il did seem to me
tina, if they had deposited the bonds with
Powers K Co. To be drawn ~ occasion
they would have done i, with.
out any warrant or authority of Law.
But not being lawve. don't know
hat I am correct in tins "Betser Pos
Ted" may be one, sai thinks that it
would Asvs been perfectly legitimate
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
VERY Hard Case, Surely.

In one of his recent speeches in Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Greeley told very effect
ing story illustrating the need Of recon
citation with the South. I" had" said
he, d" friend" who went down to South
Carolina, spent some time there, and
come back. He is very jealous Re
publican, and he said he had seen many
things he did not like. He said: 81 saw
man there, who when secession began,
was living in Paris on an allowance
from his father at s25, 900 q year. He
is now a clerk to . negro Assessor in
Charleston at 81 per day. and mighty
glad to get it. Now such things do take
place, and do think that the people
haze suffered great deal. l think i, is
time that generous hand was out
stretched to aid them" This pathetic
tale has excited the Springfield Mass
Union, and it says: "This is perfectly
dreadful, al! must admit. If it does not
show the need of reconciliation, what
does 1t show! To add to the aggravat-
ing circumstances OF the poor clerk, the
negro he now works for was perhaps
one of the insolent slaves on whom the
father was won, to rely for the produc-
ton of his princeIy income that enabled
him to allow his son. s25, 900 year to
spend in riOtOus living in Paris. The
case is u peculiarly hard one. If this
fallen representative of proud family
only lived at the North it would be easy
tor Mr.. Greeley to say to him sweetly,
Go West, young man, go West. As it
is, the only remedy for his case is recon-
citation. Therefore, let us be reconcil-
ed"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

and proper for the bonds to have been
deposited with Powers 4 Co.
Again the gentleman says tina; Mr..
Jackson and myself concocted nice lit
tie scheme. That statement is wilfully
false.
l don't desire to take up too much Of
your spacc-but d" desire to impress
upon the mind Of" POSTED" and " Better
Posted" and know neither Of them,
that il is unmanly and ungencrous to
stab man in the dark.,gen: leman
make your fight openly and above board
and then We will know with whom We
have TO deal. Ny actions, AS matter OF
course, are subject 10 criticism and l chal
lenge it, but fair play, gentlemen fail
play. You're &c, A. LARKIN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
SEXS or IHE MEEK.

Joe Lane, Of gOddlemigEty memo
ry, is stumping Oregon for Greeley
Topeka Commonwealth.
George NJ. Stearns, nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor by the Democrats OF
Massachusetts, has declined.
Rodney s. Adams, late proprietor OF
the Geneva Courier one of the oldest ed
itors in Western New York, is dead.
Francis Lieber, wcll-known public
list. died of heart disease in New York
last Wednesday.
Georgia went Democratic by about
sc, 900 majority. The election was the
most pcaccable ever held in the State.
The Republicans Of the Twelfth Con
gressional district Of Missouri, unani
mously nominated John +. Benjami"
for Congress.
The great summit crater of Mauna LOa,
ON the island of Hawaii, is again in erup
ton. The flames can be seen at dis
lance of scvcnty-fve miles.
Rev. b. r. Hoyt, the Oldest ordained
minister of the Methodist church in
Massachusetts, died on the Sd inst. at
his residence in Salem.
A large party of San Franriscans have
returned from an unsuccessful eXpcdi-
ton to the Arizona diamond fields.
They denounce the scheme as fraud.
\ dispatch from Yokohama, dated
Sept. 25,announccs that two-thirds of the
treasure lost by the burning Of the
steamship America, at that port, has
been recovered.
A Washington dispatch says the gov
crnment will shortly take vigorous and
decisive action for protecting oar Texan
border from the incursions Of Mexican
smurglers and robbers.
The Fifth district Massachusetts Dem
ocra,s and Liberal Republicans cOnven-
ton, held at Charlstown on the Sd inst.
nominated y. p. Banks as their candi-
date for Congress.
Fraz Siegel characterizes the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Greeley at the Cincinnati
convention as the most surprising and
barefaced trick that ever ocnurred III
American politics.
The race of Goldsmith Maid and Lucy
over Agricultural Park course, mile
heats, tor u purse of 81 800, last Wednes-
day, was won b. the Maid in three
strght heats. Tine 2:25-2:lSf-2:222.
The Potmaster General has issued or
ders forbidding the registration Of Brad
laughs Journal for admission abroad
through the mails. Bradlaugh protests
against the act rs q violation of the lib
erty of the press.
The government has received infor-
nation of extensive smuggling on the
gulf coast from Key West to New Or
leans. The manner of perpetrating the
fraud is by running goods along the
gulf shore and thence into the interior
to railroad points. Measures have been
taken to suppress the smuggling and to
arrest the offenders.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

ScRIPTURAL MorroEs.-The members
of certain Bible-class in Baltimore were
recently studying st. Paul's natchless
rules for Christian living, in Romans Xii.
The question was asked by the superin
tendent:
What motto is to be adopted when
strangers are TO be entertaincd?"
The correct answer, Of course, is,
"Given to hOspitality;" but one young
lady held the opinion that it should be
4" Patient in fribulation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The Democrats Washington special
says Full advices from Delaware She
the Republican victory to be very signifi-
cant. The Democratic vote was reduced
on that of a similar occasion two years
ago, from 200 TO 80. The result is at
tributed to the apathy OF the Democrats,
caused by opposition to Horace Greedy.
As the candidates in this election were
Democrats and not Liberals, much
greater reduction ii ON the same cause
10 expected for November, and amply
sufficient to elect the Grant ticket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
WHERE Is THE DrrrERExcE The,

WHERE Is THE Difference There
IS one feature of the West Virgin ia
election which is significant and should
receive the consideration of ali Republi-
cans, aud especially of all colored voters.
The proposition 10 insert the word
!" white into the constitution ~ . quail
ifcaiion Tor holding efiioe was voted on
separately, and, while il was defeated,
the returns show ,hz; in msf.y counties
it received fall Greeley Democratic
cote. Such . fact needs no comment, A.
though il furnishes IN excellent ssbjsct
for letter from the Hon. Charles sam
ner. II the Libsral Democsass Of West
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The DemocraticI.iberal papers find a
panscc:l for Maine and Vermont in the
10000 Democratic majority in Georgia
In the last Presidential election in Geor-
gia the Democrats distanced the Repub-
Iicans 57.l57. This is consoling truly J
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

Capt. A. ID. Brown. of the Burlington
Patriot, has been nominated. by the Re-
publicans Of his district for State Sena-
tor. We are pleased TO learn OF the good
fortuae of our brother OF the press, also
that his services and abilities are right
fully appreciated. His election is fore
gone conclusion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

Virginia are fair samples of the party
lin the Southern States, it is difficult for
any one but genuine "refOrmer" to
see wherein they differ from the or
riginal ellEmDemocracy.-Hartford
COuF0nf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

An old lady gave this IS her idea of q
great man One who is kcerful Of his
clothes, don't drink spirits, kin read the
bible without spelling the words, and eat
u cold dinner on q wash-day withou,
grumbling."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

During three years of Johnson's ad-
ministration, with tax Of two dollars
gallon on whisky, only 500, 0OO, 900 were
collected. During the three years OF
Grants administration, with tax of fit
ty cents a gallon on whisky, the amount
collected and turned into the treasury
was sl57 100000
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

1t is rumored that, at the meeting of
the Baptist Association which is to take
blaze in few days on Long Island, Rev i.
J. Hayatt Smith and Geo. +. Pentecost,
of BROOKLYN, will be put on trial for their
radicalism on the subject of open CON-
muni0n. Smiths views have caused a
great deal of interest among Baptists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

Another short letter from DIR. Living
stone, dated March Ii, 1872, ispublished.
He says he has not made any import
ant progress in exploration since the
departure ofStaniey, but will start immc-
diatcly on the receipt of su pplies which
would soon reach him.