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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
The Duty of Republicans.

THERE is nothing exceptional in the
fact that the "otf year" in politics has pro
duced its usual harvest of disasters to the
Republican party. The panic arrested at
tention and held it. The membership of
the Republican party is composed of the
best elements in the community. The
merchants, the business men, the manu-
facturers, small and great, the well-to.do
artisans and meChanics-the great body
of the taxpayers of the country-consti-
tute its rank and file. The disturbance to
finances and the consequent Interruptions
to trade relations seriously affected all
these classes, and not only distracted at
tention from local elections, but confined
it strictly to commercial and business at
fairs. This circumstance alone is sutf-
cient to account for Republican disasters
in New York, Ohio and Wisconsin; the
lukewarmness testified by these elections,
as to the principles represented by the
Republican party, is apparent not real.
The Congress of the nation and the gov
ernments of large majority of the States
are in the hands of the Republican party;
there is little for the masses of the party
to do, but much for their representatives
holding these responsible positions to
achieve in the interests of the whole peo-
pie. The panic of month ago was an
acute disease; the prostration which has
ensued threatens to become chronic at
lection wasting away trade, paralyZing
industry, deranging commerce, and so
LAYING an embargo on the further devel-
ment of the resources of the country
The process of exhaustion will go for
ward until confidence is re.established.
Confidence is the sure concomltant OF
healthy system of finances. The finances
of the country are to a great extent under
the control of the Government, through
its assumption of the responsibility OF
furnishing a circulating medium for the
use of the people. The Government Is
under the control of the Republican
party, and hence it is its plain duty,
through its representatives in Congress, to
address itself to mere business proposl-
tion--the restoration of confidence by the
reimbursement of the financial system IN
accordance with the needs of the country.
Hitherto during its whole history the
Republican party has proved itself equal
to every emergency. That it will meet
suuareiy and manfully the economic de
mand Of the hour rs it met the terrible
exigency of the war and the more delicate
questions of emancipation and reconsuuc-
ton, there is 40 room to doubt There is
chaos in finance, trade and commerce. 30
far as Governmental aid is TO be invoked
to bring order out of this chaos il must be
sought at the hands of the Republican
party. To carp at the party in power in
an emergency like tie present is 70 be
tray an infdelity to the well-being
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
CURRENT ITEMS.

A HUNDRED years ago it only took
1900 lamps to light Paris. Now it re-
quires nearly 10000.
THE English market is now supplied
with pins made in Connecticut, and
America makes the best needles.
CONNECTICUT threatens war unless
Massachusetts stops shipping her pau
pers into the land of the wooden nut
meg.
A HORSE that sold for $50, 900 two
years ago is now being driven on Bos-
ton street car. A broken shoulder
caused the depreciation.
THERE is more carpeting made in the
Nineteenth Ward of Philadelphia than
Ill all the looms of the rest of the United
States and Great Britain.
The proper" wheat is said to be the
best variety grown in California. 1t
came from Chill. 1t is remarkably
white in color, producing more wheat
and less offul than any other variety.
THE days of slavery in the United
States are not over. The "Wild Men
of Borneo, who probably constitute the
best travelling side-show in the country,
are held as property, and are valued at
$50, 600 by their owners.
BERGH claims for the rat a higher
place, so far as utility is concerned,
than the gambler or thief holds, and
says that the principle on which we ex-
terminate rats requires US also to ex-
terminate gamblers and sporting men.
Is he far wrong?
THE most selfish suicide yet is that of
Mr.. Stoddard, late of Chesterfield,
n. H., who spoiled his family's Thanks
giving dinner by hanging himself in his
barn early in the morning. Any reason
ably weli-bred man would at least have
waited to carve the turkey.
ACCORDING to the Constitution of Mis-
sissippi, the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor must have been citizens of
the United States for twenty years.
The Lieutenant Governor elect, A. h.
Davis, has been citizen only since
President Lincoln's emancipation, and
there is question of the legality of his
election.
At n recent game of poker, in the
town of Fairplay, Col, Mr.. Graves
held Il liking full, and Mr.. Walker re-
joiced in three aces and raised it to four
aces, claiming the stakes, whereupon
Graves drew a six-shOoter and reckoned
his hand was the best. Walker supple
mented the four aces with bowie
knife. There was enough in the pot"
to purchase two handsome c0ffins.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
4 BRAVE BRITISHER.


The commander of the British man.
of-war Niobe, who put a stop to the
butcheries of the Virginius prisoners,
did not touch his cap when he entered
the harbor of Santiago de Cuba, as
much as to say "by your leave" He
did not, it is said, pay the customary
salute to the Spanish forts. He did not
wait for the anchor to touch bottom, but
jumped into his boat and made for the
shore before the Niobe ceased to move.
1t was the 7th of November, and fifty
more passengers of the Virginius had
been ordered for execution that morn
ing. He came from Kingston in answer
to a telegram from the American Consul,
asking for the presence of an American
man-of-war There happened to be
none at Kingston, and the captain of the
Niobe responded to the dispatch. On
landing, he proceeded straight to the
Governors house. and peremptorily de-
manded that the executions should
cease. The Governor declined to inter
fere. The captain of the Niobe replied
that, Gin the absence of an American
man-of-war, he would take the response
bility of protecting American citizens
and guarding the honor Of the American
flag" Protecting American citizens
and guarding the honor of the American
flag" meant, in English, with the Niobe
to back the proposition, the lombard
ment of the town, the curtain. to rise on
the scene in about five minutes after the
captain should set foot on the quarter
deck of his vessel so the Governor
"gave way" and fifty lives were saved.
We do not know the name OF the gallant
sailor (says a contemporary in COM
menting on this brave act), but all
Americans who love the national ensign,
all humane people who hate cruelty and
barbarism. and the fifty doomed men
snatched from the jaws of death by the
heroic act, owe to the British captain
the respect and gratitude due to brave
deed
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
VOL.III.--N 10.
CHRISTMAS CAROL.

When the Holy Babe was born,
Angels, singing, woke the morn,
Chanting praises TO our Lord,
Peace on earth and sweet accord;
For he came to set US free;
He was born our Lord to be;
From sin and pain to set US free.
Startled kings their gifts unrolled,
Myrrh and frankincense and gold;
From the farthes. East they came,
From the North and South they came,
That all peoples of the earth
Should pay homage at His birth,
Prince of Peace and Lord of Earth.
Prince of Peace! Alas, the shame
That the blessedness He came
Yearning to bestow on men
Still no nearer seems than then!
We it is who hinder peace;
Through MS sin and pain increase;
He would give the whole world peace.
Holy Babe Of Bethlehem,
Number us. we pray, with them
In whose heart is echoed still,
"Pcace on earth, 10 men goodwill"
That Thy will in US be done,
Let our will with Thine be one;
Then we shall not be undone.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
CHRISTMAS HYMN.


Upon Judea's starlit plain
There broke sudden glory,
And distant mountains caught the strain
OF an exalting story.
Above the sad and weary earth
We're angel voices ringing,
The blessings of SaviOr's birth
The burden of their singing.
1t trembled to their harps of gold
That strain divinely tender;
Along the shining skies ii rolled
In grand and choral splendor.
II fioated Ger the sleeping world,
A balm for ali its sorrow.
Its flag OF heavenly peace unfurlcd,
To greet brighter morrow.
The shepherds keeping vigil there
Had heard the advent angel,
Whose word of grace had calmed their fear
And told the new eyangel.
And when the music ceased, they went
To Bethlehen's lowiy manger,
Where Mary, mother, held, content,
The wondrous infant stranger.
Still, when the music dies away,
And hearts with grief are breaking,
We take our path from day to day,
And. earthly fields forsaking.
We go 10 Bethlehem and kneel,
Where mystic incarnation.
IN human form, doth God reveal
Himself, our consolation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26

THE teller of the Vile Marie Bank nj
Montreal despises the way in which two
Yankees got $40, ,4sS that he left on the
counter of his establishment the other
day. They were great lumber-dealers
on the Ottawa river, and wanted to open
an immense account with him. "You
iust look at that map on the wall, Mr..
Teller, which sho"s where We operate, y
they said. He looked, and the men
escaped with the money.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26

A BOOK printed two hundred years
ago, but only just published, is liter
AIRY curiosity. An edition Of the OFF,
cium B. V. NJ, printed in 1877 by the
famous firm of PlGntin, was recently
discovered folded in sheets in an old
house at Amsterdam. Some copies
have found their way to London. They
are very small, prettily printed in red
and black, with cuts, and as fresh and
clean as if they had Just come from the
press.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
DECISION

The United States Supreme Court
recently decided the case of the
Union Pacific railroad against Pennis-
ton, Treasurer of Lincoln county, Neb.,
on an appeal from the Circuit Court of
that State. Judge Strong delivered the
opinion, the court holding that the tax
ing power of State is an attribute OF
sovereignty that exists independently of
the Constitution of the United States,
and not derived from that instrument,
and that It may be exercised to an un-
limited extent on all property, trades,
business, and vocations existing or car
ried on within the boundaries of the
State, except so far as has been sur
rendered to the Federal Government,
either expressly or by necessary impli-
cation. The court, therefore, sustains
the right of the State of Nebraska to
tax the property of the Union Pacific
railroad within the boundaries of the
said State. Judge Bradley read dis
senting opinion, holding that the tax
was an unlawful interference with the
instrumentalities created by the National
Government in carrying out the objects
and powers conferred on it by the Con-
stitution. II 4 road may he taxed, it
may be seized and sold for non payment
of taxes in part and parcels, and thus
the whole purpose of Congress in Great
ing the corporation and establishing the
line may be subverted and destroyed.
Mr.. Field concurred in the opinion with
Bradley. Mr.. Hunt dissented from the
opinion of the court. Mr.. Swayne gave
his views in his own way, but concurred
in the conclusion reached by the majority
of the court.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26

A WASHINGTON letter writer says CT
Alexander H. Stephens Wonderful
man! 1t may be said that he once had
a body, but it has been pared down
until it is transparent. You feel that
God is very good to give you almost
chance to see naked SOUL"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26
POSTAL SAYINGS BINK.

Pcstmaster-General Creswell, in urg-
ing upon Congress the importance Of
his postal savings bank scheme, quotes
| statistics from which he draws the con-
clusion that the deposits in the savings
banks of New York alone are greater
than the whole deposits i'll the savings
banks of Great Britain and the whole
United Kingdom. The Postmaster
/ General infers this from the following
figures Deposits in the United King
dom, 800, ,000,0 deposits in the New
England States, $3.50, 900, 900; deposits
in New York, S1S2, 2,000,0 600 But the
real facts are, as shown by experts in
the Treasury who have compiled the
reports recently received showing the
condition of the savings banks III the
United States, that but 30 per cent. of
the deposits above stated in the New
England States and State of New York
are in reality actual savings deposits,
the balance being mercantile deposits,
deposited with these savings banks as
they would be in any other bank, and
drawn from day to day.
ONO CONSTTTUTIOAIL AMEND
MENTS.
The Constitutional Convention of Ohio
VII adopt sections somewhat as fol-
lows
No person elected or appointed to
and accepting any Office or service I'M
der the Constitution or laws of this
State shall, from the time of his cleo
tion or appointment, ard until the end
of the term of such Office or service, re-
ceive or have, directly or indirectly, any
Office or employment, gratuitous or
commuted service, gift, benefit, or ad-
vantage from any railroad company or
officer or agent thereof, or from any
proprietor or stockholder of any rail
road, or any person interested therein or
in the use thereof.
No owner or part owner of any rail
road, or his agent, attorney, counsel, or
other employe, nor any stockholder,
officer, agent, attorney, counsel, or
other employe of any railroad COM
pany, nor any person directly in the
use of any railroed, shall be elected or
appointed to, or hold any Office or SER
vice under the Constitution or laws of
this State
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-26

ANOTHER discovery has been made in
England, confirming the statement that
there is nothing new under the sun. -
An old Roman cemetery at York has
been examined, and among other things
discovered were pottery, bronze vases
and ornaments, children's toys, and
coins in great number. The skull of q
young woman was also found contain
ing false palate Of thin gold, showing
that Roman dentists were not much be-
hind our own in the matter of skillful
workmanship. Blocks of stone, about
ten inches by twenty, were also discov-
cred, which were obviously used as head
stones. Some of the coffins were in q
fair state of preservation, and bore in
scriptions after the present fashion.
One little coffin contained the remains
of Simplicia Florentina, ten months old,
and daughter of soldier of the famous
Sixth Legion. The words in Latin,
"most innocent soul, )" briefly and ten
derly tell what we require many lines to
state. The bodies were placed in this
cemetery about 1,6G0 years ago.
The number of farms in California is
%, ,734; their average size, 4S2 acres !;
their total cash value, $14l, 500, 900 :;
total cost of fences, S29, ,000, 900 annual
cost of fences Gncluding repairs aud
INTEREST,", $4,000, 900; all annual pro-
ducts, $50, 900, 900; live stock, S37, ,00O,-
900; fruit trees, 5000, 900; grape vines,
90, 000, COO; annualproductiono grapes,
800, coo tons annual production of
wine, 100000 annual production OF
brandy, 100000 gallons.
BoARDISG-HoUsE keepers, who con-
slider the early meal as incomplete
without the unctuous fried potatoes,
will be interested to know that the
crop is 10000 bushels short, this
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-13
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Btamtsn hit @nnabmi her suropaiidtsn
Srdht aurmrfobI,n.
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staissu @cdsn In Nsp'gcrl es!RantsIE
wurbt, bat flo rif SurP Mot Finiesn iSn'
ueu unO mu6ts sntIafen WsrcsH, 70 raB
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tetteamtsn wltS bsn!mmt ta6 pom T.
@dy, 1873 bic nnhtsssIhasIen 9tdmtsu
fplgtnbs 8fJobIuug tr4aitsn Ioatn' zee
praFtsnt ttr Ser. 5taatsu $50 600; reE
Dice 9saFNtnt $4,000; bic Gabinsts'
nttglitttr $4,000; bsr Sprster te5
RrpraI.ntantsnbauies $4,000; GORs
grFmitslltHtr $4,000. Gi, @stlsn9sIrsr
loHsR abssfhaTt werNfn.
Der Ginansietrstar bat Die Gtnl6iuns
von $1O0.OOO,0OO Ganf,nan,atr BON
1862 bsi&tOftr; tts 8ummsrn uRO 9t-
trGst bfr sir,ulDisntsn Bombs wsslsn in
siusy tsicHtsrta @nIet5s hes S&aeam!s
btfahnt 3emat1t wtrfsa.
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RdRridt, Rep stDsn bic @iOrmcnen V!n
9unstsm:gsn nit 3aaerud slHssitb nit
len uaS 9ruPPsn pOn tspsutsno'r Gtdrts
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bsrfsittu srObs gufrssun8 OsrOCrSirufsr;
bic ltbt.rsn trssttu f& In fanatif6su
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Sunbssrset.runa. DER n5sraIp" per.
sl,i6t ben 9rdfStptfn Grant NIT BEN
9srscs gIta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-13

0rgtn bic Snlsbraune. - . sannts
LID raft bic stumal auitrGtsnns 6aIs'
brGuns pIsls Spfsv neg. Gle trttt ia
Der Ntgsl isbr idnsa unS 9efabrIt& au'j
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elm lUssnannlsa 9auSmIttei gu tsnnfn,
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ssnb smpfoblsn; Wan ustme eds s9et6s
pcu etnsm gt, mlts tigen @bIGffI ppa
Gal, talu, riibrs &c furGb ttranrsr unp
less Iol&ss auf GIisbpapisr; tines sS 10.
eann NIT tiRsm tIden SuGs um ben Sals
uno less Iia bann gu 8stt wOrauf in 2
Stunten 9tne.rune sIntrstsn mub.
Sn G6Gsn, no bic SaIstrduns i&0n
stnsn bGt.rsn @rab srr,i6t bat lam
man pon 2 Gisru tas gBei6e asbmsR unr
2 gblGTd pou Sals; aud mu6 bann bic
lss Wihst t6atia 2-3 3aI WIstsrbpIl
ptrren.
So wta elm franSGfit'r sbsmaltstr
Gr,t, Or. @ranO. .9cuISen. - peItter in
Der Savanna praEti3irts - elm unisbIta.
res Wthtl ssssn Gle SaIstrduns sntofdt
baten, wsI6ss aau, slnfah rarin tsitsbt,
oa5 man i'm Miunee bss Sranftn fort"
pdbrsnp tletns GtsRadhsn srtdit. SBsls
DIES aud, INNER bsr Grab Der &ranIbstt
asp.len I,i, iast Der GrJt tets rsi6ttn
"a Stunptn bin, um isrs @tfaRr gu be-
Ietttden,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-13
Der brave RtIfOu," Der ndafsns

.. Der 6raps 0tIfOu," Der na&fens
Ten gtes Yrdfbsnttnfubt Der Ser. Staa'
ten stnnsbmsn Uirb, tat Mot fur Fa
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IiUbilIr StOd ipssuItrt. 60 Gin gantts
rsib Rb INNER 5u bsIfsn. S@Itmm TT
90 fur eisien SstIissn ron Rafa&ufstss.
pa6 sr In Isinsn 8srtR Dor hsr spabI isrt
9et6tiIisuns an tsm S&pinSsl NIT eEo'
fem Na&prud led Irususts. Or Ieu8ntts
aSsr AUD, tsm Srptn Der Sncp NotbtnsS
ans,tGrt 3u bnbsn, Obslsi& hiss S6rarj
auf Rstb nahsspisftn puret. SnNsf'n
III BuIrn elm sspalttsss Slot Rsr 2sm'
p.r.nI'S StppIaaft, une Sas rts9t bel &C.
piG.n 9sutsn aIlss auf. IS 1T zine
fur&ttare Sanbs, elm gIas Bier ~ trin'
fen, a6sr 20 TT tslnt Saubt, tas Bolt Bu
bslissn unb ju EsI&winbsIn.
- Ba6rsnb tss lsbtsn Nonats tat
lid bic TTsntIt6t S&uIS Der Der. Glad
ten plstsr uni cine bal6s MtlItCn rsr'
ms6rt. 6ttr 9outwsa l&tstt bic S@ulS
auf bic farfsR 3uRIuRssn fur bic pari'
Fe GiIsnbabu unb fir bic pFsntlthtn
Btrts In @al9inston. Der Npnat De-
e.mtsr ;eists ,bsnfa1s cine 9srmsRruns'
Die SGulb Itsint ah b!cs rcr sintE
praFb,ntenpabG iu ptrminesrn.
- Sn Gan SraneiseO bat man tsrttiE
1000 auRralii6s Sinsuru'Gsas ju Sttt'
f.In ssrarbsttst. Das 9tbtr irn lsbr fstr
frin.
- CANADA unb bic Der. Staatsn Tsr'
BEN snsItS tti Buffalo ,pii&sH Isbtsrs'
Stabt uuo Sort Gris bur& sins Srndl
fi6er ttn Ntasara.5Iub psrtunfsn. Ssr
mtTunssn purStn Ju bislsm 3Tsdt ihur
sur mstrtrsn 9atrtn pprSsupmmsn. -
Die giItntabn'G GOmpusnisn, rsIGs BUG
il6tr tls 9rid. sttsn laFsn wsTetn, finb
Dt. ,,@rant Erunt." bic y@rsat Btltsrn'
uup bic ,,Ganaea Southern" bed mir
bi. Bride pUn elmer btIonbtrtH GrIfu
I&aft, tsr ,SntsrnatiUuaI Bridge Co.
trbaut.
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Sas r niat sbtr fur gsrtusunS qimms
/ wtG. tis ct @sIe ssnus SsrSisnt bat u
F& tins Garm ,u taufta.
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ttiatrbuHtert lang heT gBtlt bttdunt, uHV MIR
bsbaupisu nift ~ siel, 'pcur mir iiasu, edB
lauIente, IA 3tbutauieHes rs isBt sttr luSsn,
bic ldugl in 9'ratt lttssn phTbtn. rsnn y.
Mot eurtt titits gtiunes 8sismitrl asIta Il NJ
bel ardfCn Crbnlttr ppreen rdTeH. 9Ste ihntu
| aus atriuetrrn griesu eurtb YrruaGldiGsurs Oft
baItnadiae stranEbsisn tptrbtu, III rpbl b.Innnt.
| IitIts tcuilbs Wittl III blriibmt bafur, enh as
| ienen Gr,euatrn irpili6rr ardu'tritrH ietcrt
| 6inbaIt fbut. Das Wlitisfsitsgetlbl, eds
| Sfppfptb, bic Werppiitdt bic urauigrlsaIbeit nd
aniuirtnatn, eas 9fflsrfibl, tie 4,irre I'm Sc
biru unb bic f5rptrlidIt S6pddr, prl6e eoJu
bitntu, uus ppr bsm Rabrn eTufIitsr IS fabr
~ tparusu, psrem tn alien 6dasu eur6 stits
DpIeu hes Sitsrsu briritist. Ter 8ubm risfr
glepieiu ale eiuss tbttn GisenmittsIs segen un-
serbauIihfsit, @alnIsiDsn. ASumpfHsber, Hbsu-
matismus une hrrniiGe GhpGblidbfsif rti6t
iibtr bic game Drlt; uub III teu tssistn lastE
str fbmdbppatn Warftl6ricrci, no btflis mir
lrutt gbfitrmittsl, bic bet patientsH ess IsetsR
ReIfrs frinsr araft Frraubsn, ais Stirfunds-
mitttl % anatfiinsigt psresr, 1T t6 IN Der 5bai
rin Stasn fur bic Wenibbsit. bdb 3 t.
lter's RaseubittereS tibITaa 81 bdbsH
unb ittral popular 1T. l.