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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18
The fisk Tragedy.
We noticed ia last weeks Home
journal tue fatal G elimination in New

We noticed in last weeks Homcr
journal tue fatal elimination IN Ne"
York city Of ~ atlcmgt 10 cXlort mon
cy from James Fix, Jr., by Nno!oriou>
aad WOMAN who found thens, Nc>
unexpectedly cnmeShcd in the tolls OF
the law. The Boston Post says IL has
crcatci nm excitement that, though oi
\ purely personal origin, rivals any Ui
the public sensations for many years
Tie act Of Stokes, bred Of bali!ed de
signs and deep %chagrin, is of that las
tarlly stamp which is Described only.
hy the word assassination. THo COW
ardly criminal waylavs his unSuspect
ing victim, covers for his cruel advan.
tage in The shadows of Il hotel corridor,
discharges his weapon before the
doomed nan knows that it i, drawn
upon him, and, returning for the lat
ter l|ainliug look Of recognition u
curse OF the basest brutality, fees like
u hound for the safety that can he
louud in no corucr Of civilized creation
Both he aud the woman who is Il part
lner in this tragedy are triple plated
with cIirUutcry, which nothing has
been found powerful enough to pen
citrate bit 4 ruling from the bench and
an Indictment by the Grand Jury.
They were conspirators against Fisk,
linked together to hluckmail upon his
purse, and grew desperate themselves
with the growing desperation of thcil
circumstances. Rather than have the
tables turned on them 10y Fisk, tho
male partner to the conspiracy prefer.
red to take the case OUT Of the courts
and trust their fortunes to the work 0.
'hcil own hands. The assassin is bul
another guise Of the couspirator. The
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

lily for five or ten dollars per acre, The
very timber will he 50 valuable as to
justify the building OF mario g. g0as G
IA ,r1ads in ORDER 20 utilize it Ana
our mountains wiI. yield . greater
amouut OF revenge thla Tie iucomS
rom u fcw Wild vat skins. aud thf
ulouptaincers look to u more prodac
i've source Of wealth Than the vida
simals and chestnu,s and nuts OF other
Kinds. We hope to live to see the day
We speak Of roll round More anon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

Friday January l9th, i, Gen, Lees
birth day, and the occasion will be Gel.
chra,od at Lexington, Virginia. 10y his
family and friends. His old Licutrn
ant, Gen, Jubal Early, will deliver y
memorial address as a part Of the SO
lcmnilics.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

The Radicals of Louisiana have
gohbled up all the peoples money ;
and, now, like a starving pack of
wolves have turned upon each other.
We hope they will continue to fight.
like the KILKENNY cats, until there is
nothing left no not even n tail.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18
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In a fire AZ Yosliiwara Japan, 400
houses were destroyed, and eighty
women burned or drowned in the sur
sounding bitches, Fires at Yeddo are
reported, All CAUSED by the CARELESS
use nrkrruSpne.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

More than a dozen c~lergymen in the
city Of New York receive, it is said,
salaries Of $4,000 and over, Minis
tiers Of the Gospel, as II rule, are much
better aid in New York than in any
other city on either side Of the At
lauliC,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

A colored woman in Quitman, Geor
gia, went round the other day and paid
all her deceased husbands debts. Her
relations aae now hiding her out for
fear some mute, ~inglorious Baruum
may snatch her up.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

MaiDr-G General iIuIlech died at bis
residence in Louisville, Ky, Tuesday
the Oh inst, congestion Of the brain,
He was trusted with many important
posts, rs commander Of the Fedora,
forces during the late war.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

! l4at hDllll, IItl NlttaNAiNN EIIIt.ln .
and ,l,,.,,l. ,u.,, L.r u~,,n,,o,.
mos. ,b,eo f,r ,ho FUTURE l,rool nj.
r,., ,yb.,Ir nina, hc, continued sinh.
a., ,r oo,l 1,f.,,,b, Immense ln..
Jy,o SayorIts TsI'
-.r,.o.l mar, ,,,,n :, ,n,.n r,o,. cause.
ST, owes her .urr,mac, As aman.
r,,n,rv
IT, ANIMAL PRODUCTION Of her mines
hrs II l..o,l l,rouo ou,rmous. and
:. r,,ulr,, Increasing Statistics show
,,ot tie ratio orit, ~incrca,cis Al per
ron, for ry,ry fen ,,ays, Ihi, vast
iro;u uDcD her coal beds. orcour.c.
cannot alaay, continue. for their sup
NV i, obviously limitei. sir John
sinclair. over seventy years ago, con
tra,tei ,,lae fixed extent of a coal field
WIN the ever. rrowirr nature ofthe
col,auetiou of coal" Careful est
mates Lave been recently made Of the
in her beds within workable dcDuh,
49," -.
connection with the ratio of increase
. 0'
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e"''"''' y NOV s''"'''''S'' WHY '"''
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L~N'""7'''n OF "'1 co" menus !" IN
9'"I'N '"e loss o. "e' '"'''"'"c'd'''-
ana c"''IhoIc'"' supremacy aho t''
I''FHIl Is OF hcr R''ht sl'e'3'H'
remembering our own E"'t Goa,
AS'is-"""a' urea c"lHpaTe' VIII
tNoae OF "F'al hEI'a'"' + us 81 70 !
IL Is natural !" cvi'sr"I"'"te ourselves
LAhl We occupy q country "heFc
question ol jhl5 hihd cannot lac rai5co
iHG odjy question ~ regarding ouI
co&l meas ~ LOT NO" lohg he!orc ihrl
may become cAHaua'r"' h"t how i"h4
heiJre 'hry may br WScoycrcd am
made acceptable. Year hy year, II
various parts ol'he country ne" NINE
are btIhg opcHcd ana tItif CoHt"hl
made available by TIE building OF rall
rol'j. WIN the resources Of I'nn
sylvanla all are familiar; 1t may no
be ami,s to glance at those OF othr
sections, Inc praiiie sHrIhcc OF varlou
P"r'S :" i~l'''''' IS U''''r'''' VIII" vas
"epo'''' % coal N"'n9 y" inc "'
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

IN tie Diocese oi Virginia there are
ten Epj,copo! churches just built, build
ing, pr about to be built, The pros
pcct, Of tie diocese were never more
c4cpuroo,ng.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

Out Of half a million dollars worth
of property in Atlanta, Ga advertised
last week, nothing WAS sold.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18
This Route is 70 Miles Shorter TO Mem.
phis than via Decatur.
More than 100 Miles Shorter to St.
Louis than via Nashville.
Time to St, Louis l94 Hours, Al Hours
Quicker than by any other Route,

The $40 A. NJ. Train to Memphis arrive,
there same day, twelve hour, in advance
Of rival lines. Connects at Humboldt for
Mobile. New Orleans, Galveston andintcr.
mediate points. and connects at Union City
for st Louis and all points West and
Northwest. The 500 A NJ. and 700 /. M.
Trains connect Mt Chattanooga for Rome,
Atlanta and all principle Southern. Cities.
Passengers for Washington City. Balui-
more, Philadelphia. New York and Boston,
rs well US all points in East Tennessee and
Virginia. make direct connections through
by both Chattanooga trains out of Nash
vile.
This is the Short Route East,
And the only direct route to the South
and Southeast.
Passengers for McMIinnvillc and Man
chester. W incheSter and Alabama. or the
Jasper Branch Railroads, will take the
500 A. NJ. train.
SLEEPING CARS accompany the 2;3O
p. NJ. Train to Memphis AMI 900 r. N.
Train to Chattanooga.
For Through Tickets and further iniOr-
nation apply at City Transfer Office. Max
well House. ard at Chattanooga Depot,
Church street.
JNO. W. THOMAS,
W. l.. DANLEY, Genl supt
Gen. 7. and 7. Agent. [noy@tE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

IIuuy Ward B,ech.r, so j.. is said,
commeuccI preaching and got married
on u salary Of a40O n year. Now he
has the same wife, but anew salary Of
100000 year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

Brigham Young trial and tina. o.
olayr M.um.us has been postpone.
unit, March,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18
T~eacherot Np.I,


1erMS psr Session Of Fire M,n,t,.
Latin, Greek, surveying, S,,n.m,
AasfS q 9y. 'S, 4 ! h%neient and Mo IInnloi2phY
SpIn,nSs taught in High schools and ' Co al he
Orthoaraphy, Reading, Writior
Mental Arithmetic, $40 90. ''''"s' AMI
Practical Arithmetic. ftbrornA
mental rMles.) Primary Geo;rSSnn i'nda.
Primary English Grammar, ST, 'gMny' and
Practical Arithmetic, English GgU,
Geography and History, Si5 On ''"Almar,
Higher branches in Matbemo,,.
Ancient Languages, $50 90. ''VS and
Music, Piano. S25 90. Uusc n, IT,,
mcnt. So 90. 'NStrl'
Incidental Fee, for fuel, &C. y,
vance, 81 90. w ad.
NoTE.-- Each Student will be- o,o..,
for the highest class entered. '""fSe|
peclierd Is a healthy village. 81 MIL.
from Winchester, at the iunctioEs ~ n',es
M. IL {. andN u G. Railroads, THaw lie
ais Of the place are uneXceptiopoLLn,' NOR
students will he charged from tin,,
entrance to the close OF the session ",u' Of
in cases If sickness, which must c"n rI, ,Il
weeks. i''''"o
Board, including fuel and lights IN -,
vate families, from $40 to $l2 per MAXI p'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

Tic Gr4nd iJke Al yis visited
Cutca.y i,st @cc,. He icfl iyq uroys
and dollars, ist,,e hand, OF the Mayol
as u etf u the pnor oflhat city
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18

The Ilireis house of Repre5cnta.
Nyos Aa, adof'cd " 4 Iarsc mjoiy
Il Jjll permitting women to bold Offices
in tie dcpartm tnts ofthat Sto'r.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18
Free schools In tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Jan, l0.-Dr Sears, Gus
todinn of The Peabody fund, has ap.
propriated The sum Of fifteen hunlr C
dollars TO pay, a. agent to tg&yel -oyel
Tennessee ana aroujrtIle pdol'e 10 tt
Importance Of flee SCHOOLS, ~. b. Kl
lgbrcw has bcentappointed agent
I~s M
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-18
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pcnrcscr,o,yr - 4. f.t..i farms.
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Nonresident Notice.

Daniel Brazclton vs. a. C. Price and Wife
NJ. Price. and Glenn. Arledge, County
lI1nn+ ll.ul.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12
STATE Normal School,
PLiFrGylLlI, WIS.

The Fall Term VIII on n SEPT 81 ,s,9 Win >,
Ins'unie curse Of six Ok. -'fec ~ an Nh ~,
= - 10 f-uy' wi'huu' exam mai u nv.
The &'-u.Hr fuu - j. free 10 III vh, po,,a,s ,,,
ioll Aln- req Isl e., fur ,lm .s,.n:
l--Candoh"t H7us' dsshr intention to bst,as
Yraru-T-.
2-Ese,yc app iutmcai from o $ans.
3-Psss examination IN siuli req ll-..l t,r ,t'-g
g'ade cerji:ar" oSc.pt L.. uist RI and oa,,iru.
ton Of L. = and WIS.,
fpr o's of b; ference and ali 7 X, Book, needed
charge OF Z t.w fsr tI' term
PSr~ us that do G5i pass eNamin Il n for admit.
SION cln Hficl' The Irnalra ~ drpt nnent IA
tatioa f,s of - Hts psy weei, and rool rrst =,
above.
BOARD costs from : 90 10 80 80 per week.
iiD can be- rented ~ los. rare, sluu's r,,ri,,
pr tvr - uuatd ihgtns. yes
Tie Hndrl Department viii admit pupils a, san,
rate e fut'lnu II rsl0ore
APP icaJiou fur slnisrion to the above drpqrnen,
shol be m ,Ge ~ N" Pr, SD curly as vuly lin.
j. Ell NUN rr can nr accrH plttr,
Every SI r. in b. mate on he Ylrt Of the fsruty
30 secure the comt1u Mid nee AMI best interest
all who desire earnestly 10 prepare for he high en..
Ing .. Teacher at jhis NoFmd >ch.l
+. = riiAnLfuN, President.
L atteYille, Aug, b lnI2 Sjw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12
PECK PINNED.
In the Democrat OF August 22d

| In the Democrat OF August 22d
there appeared the following:
We assert again that Wilson has not re-
iractcd his Know Nohing speech. The re-
traction was forgery Senator Wilson being
IN North Caro- ina viii il was written III the
Madison journal Office, Fie Bennett
Knowing tbs to be a lalsehood
manufactured out Of whole cloth,
and desiring to so show our readers,
We clipped the paragraph from the
paper and enclosed it with the fol
lowing letter to Mr.. Wilson;
MISGnAL PolSr WIS, Aug, % !, 1872
I'm. Icog IIHson, Aatirh Moss:
DEAR SR:-I call your attention TO the in
dorscd slip, taken from the Greeley organ in
thi, city. Can you give me, over your own
Signature, evidence that the denial" referred
70 is not forgery written in The Madison
JOURNAL office ?"
Yours for tho cause,
W, II. BENNETT.
Tie mail Of last Friday brought
US the following reply TO tue above :;
NAncN, Sep Sd, 1872.
DEAR Sir My dolial Of the infamous
speech in The Madison JOURNAL, Is GENUINE.
1t wa. put on coliay, in 1868, by the same
papers That are now putting it on me, and
branded by bin as fabrication 1t Is a
FORGERY, and the men who print it now
know il. IN haste,
H. WILSON.
Common honesty and justice de-.
maud that the Dcmocrat. with this
evidence before it, shouId retract It's
infamous charge, aud apologize to its
readers. Bat it win not do So.
Honesty, Truth aud Justice, are
qualities that do not enter into the
composition Of Democratic news.
papers, ana are not available wcap-
ons for the Greeley champions,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12
axLs!N yV.EscEN.

Pursuant to our prediction Of som"
months since, The Democratic Con.
vrution, which met III this cit, yes.
terday, nominated 4 Hen Warden, Of
La Fayettc county, for Member OF
Congress.
it has been our lot to attend Re.
publican Conventions in this District
for several years past, ard at each
of them wc have met Mr.. Warden
as candidate. Four years ago he
led the torlorn hope against Gen,
Cobb; two years ago he figured as.
sjduously, but ingIoriousIy tailed.
Learning from his experience that
the Republicans would not have him,
be determined somr time ago to be
revrngcd, aud at the same time So.
tiate his desire to run for Congress.
Hence his present position Of Demo
cratic nonliure.
Mr.. Warden addressed tie con.
ycntion briefly on being nominated,
stating that he came here with no
eepectottoaot bring oopt"u'cd q That
he accepted. however, aud would 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12

Ccn,r Committee are requsied Ia nro-
sent plan or basis of representation :,
tao Congre- -ional onven,iona nj ~.
next meeting. tor ITS consideration
A molten tn lns'ruc the Conrad Con,
mittcr tn call MI future Cony-ntions :,
some point on the Milwaukee 4 1t Paul
R,ilroad WAS lost; as was also /, ,,ot;on
that the rext Convention he called .,
some point on >piI Railroad.
The Convention tnen ljonrpol siasIi,
CnAs 4 BoorH, JAS \ NiNgp.
Secretary. Chairman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12
Proceedings of Congressional Conven-
lon Third R.~.r.ci OF Wisconsin.
DopGgyIILE. Wis Sept 4 1872

DopGEyILLE, Wis, Sept 1872
Convention met pursuant 10 published
call Colonel john q. Clark, OF Grant
County, called he Convention to order
and on motion of James t. Moor of
Grant, las H. Miner, of Rlchhud, was
elected temporary Gnairn IN OF The Con
yputun, and on motlun OF j e. holloway,
Charles 4. Booth WAS elected temporary
Secretary.
On motion OF w :. Wescott the Chair
anuointed the following named gentle.
men "A committee on credentials. w. y.
" cscott ofGrecu, +. J Miller, Of traw-
ford. and Colonel J. q. Clark, OF Grant
senator Bacon ol t,reeu, moved that
the temporary organization ne IN 'de per
n.nent' winch was carried unanimously
Ca motion OF II. = kinihnb, OF
Grant tne following gentlemen were APP
rouicd committee on resolutions:
Vi +. kindmub, Of Grant IL. ;. Mas
cuou, III La fuye;te, and Joseph bennett
Of iowa.
By request of that gentleman, Senator
Maroon was excused, and \. i. he :
urd.oa. of la fuyrtIc, was put on the
Committee ia his place,
The committee on credentials reported
rs iol,oNs:
Mr. Chairman: The committee on
crglrnti.tl. hcg leave To report the tut-
lowin. list at Gcte4a,es entitled to seats
ia the Convention:
HIGHLAND COUNTY,
,,-.,,;,.,, b,y.o Is II Ninrr G. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12

On Tuesday, the 81 INST. V crmont
had its election for State officers, and
Members Of Congress. The Rcrub,
licans carried the State by ~ 600
majority-the largest, with one ex-
ceptiou, Of any for ten years.
The election in Maine on the 9th
was equally satisfactory to Rcpubl,
cans, their majority being fully ~
coo, which is full six thousand
greater than the average in the
State for the past four years, and
5000 mere than was claimed by our
party,
by peculiar arrangements of fig.
urrs and per ccntagc caIcu ations the
Grceleyiles are endcayorlng to de-
cclye the people respecting these
elections but they cannot, for no
one will fail to see that instead OF
losing, the Republicans have made
decided gains. If the Greeley wave
continues to roll at this rate. what
VIII become of the Dolly Warden
ticket in November?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12

supporting Greeley, Will they be kind
enough to give us their names, or are
they afraid they will be met with the usual
response-puhlished denials? Have they
heard that at II recent gatherin. OF the
faithful an assertion was made that fifty
Greeley Republicans could c found in
this community, when prominent citi-
ger, whom thcy have until recently
claimed for Greeley offered TO bet they
could not name teni They Immediately
began their work, promn-nt Democrat
aud one Of the f,ithIuI keeping tally
They c0nld find bat five, three of whom
" II vote Tor Grant They ask why we
don't ad'pH it2 Why gentlemen we adj
nit nothing but the truth, and did we
not know better we should hesitate to
believe it from your sfatements, particu-
larly when you couple them with such
idle exploded Iailacics as "nep0tisn,"
Violating contracts, telling lies, gift
taking" violating the constitution,
getting drunk, &c. Correspondents
who talk Of honesty and Ignorance as
they do, to dare reasSert such statements
ai.er their repeated and conclusive ruiu-
tttion, are simply mendacious triiers
This hydra headed CORES pondent says
81 (neaninr wp) have probably con
vcrsed with ~ many voters on The direct
point Of politics" &c. Yes, they have
talked t. n GOOD inany; have been seen
to--candidates for oiIice usually debut
they especially avoid Republicans or
doubtful Democrats. THEY probably
have found none who will support Grant,
but they cnnnln@ly omit to state that II
large number o! them VIII not support
Greeley. III they desire Information on
nat point they need not go lar or ask
many.
In regard to the first nomination OF
Mr. Barber for Congress, our HberdI
friends make another slight mistake
Mr. Barber was the .f"St cnoice Of Gen.
Cobbs friends to succeed him (Cobt), as
yoi well know Mr.. Editor What chaste
SMILES our friends u>e-that OF speWiag
Is 50 delicate. Then the closing simllcs
oil humble bees and thstles surpasses
Moore III beauty anu illness. he reason
our liberal irle"us THINK there are 40
Grant men here IL, that our cause
needs 10 boIste''ng by loud mouthed
blowing Their stock in trade consists
of brag, blus err ana noise, and to keep
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-12

w = WeScott Charles a. Booth Grin
! R,c,, l. 4 N.lvin
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Senatorial District Horace Beach
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: tlc i.rpu"i''n5 81 ~'h' couHlgl On mos
/ ton, Il Ws unanimously
REsoI,vED That tn. dc}crati,p from this
! copn.y pr...,uf. a; the y II r.y,l,g Convention
The unanimous request Of me Republican, OF
Ia Faye,t. tl,ot All fil Ire t,nn.r.,,,,ioual Con
van,ipu, be based on one delegate IT, each
so votes cast ~ each conn in this District
AZ ~ PfteI 'Iiil- No"@''s'l MAJ t'ec.l'n' ana
0i'l "'.'1,'.'' ,y' .,,, 10y -,5 cI' ,v'
and proceeded TO MIKE remarks IN the sub,
ice, Of representation in lA3 Cong, essiOnal
Conventions.
The candidate for Congress, Mr. Bar
ber having male his appearance Mr.
! NI.,rntu ,ruVp rho Innr m fna i'mnIu tfpp
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

Samuel Osgood, VIM. Cullen Bryant,
Henry Ward Beecher and several
other prominent citizens of New York
publish a card proposing the erection
of a suitable monument i'll the Central
Park in memory of the late Elias
Howe, Jr., the inventor of the sewing
machine, the money to be raised by
voluntary offerings of not more than
one dollar each from ladies' who have
known the benefits of the invention.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

Female type-stickers have been gain
ing steadily on their masculine friends
in the ''art preservative.' AT the re-
cent meeting of the International Typo
graphical Union at Richmond, Nir-
ginia, representing thirty different
States, the Secretary reported that no
Union is now opposed to admitting
women, and nearly all are positively
ladies a chance to "-set up" with the
men, and our word for it they will hold
their own.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

The Treasury Department has de
cided, in answer to numerous inquiries,
that oil and after July 1, ard until DC
tober /, tea and coffee produced east OF
the Cape of Good Hope, and imported
into the United States from places west
thereof, will not be charged with the
discriminating duty of 10 per cent.
HOW collected on importations of this
character, but by the third section OF
the new tariff law this duty will be
imposed on and after October /, 1872,
on. said articles.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02
A MILITARY ORDER.

The following military order is dated
1agaima Bay. Oregon, asa warning tc
the workmen employed by the Gov.
eminent to build Cape FoulweatheI
Lighthouses:
"NoTICE.-Any person employed
on this work-Cape F~oulweatheI
misunderstanding shall speak di>re-
specially, on or Oft duty, of the Pres
ident of tire United States, or any
member of the Cabinet, or any supe-
rior officer of the Government, will
be Immediately discharged.
HENRY NJ. ROBERT,
Major of Engineers, u. ). A
This order is something new under
the sun. By it it is a punishable of
Tense for American citizens to speak
disrespectfully of those whom they
have been taught were their servants,
but who now arrogantly assume to be
their masters. Government employees
are to stand in W of Executive
power, and to vote-as at Mare Island,
Ca!ifornia-under official supervision,
and to be sent adrift if they refuse to
vote as they are bid. The new rule
in Oregon not only requires them 10
vote as directed, but they are TO be
denied the right of free speech, and
are to be ''immealately discharged,'
if they do not fawn upon the Presi-
dent and MIR. Williams, who repre-
sents Oregon in the Cabinet. These
military employees do what is even
forbidden to Congress by constitu-
tional prohibition. The impertinent
order of Major Henry NJ. Robert may
commend him to General Grant, but
it is most ~disgraceful 10 him as a free
born American citizen.