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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
0usf1nOif6e NOtiae1t.

neber oos Grobeben meIdes San
golooOor 5ert0rte, iino nod fol9enoe Gin5elz
belten eln9etrDf len:
SGon felt neDreren Ia9en moren Iet6te
GrbI0Be 9efublt moroen, ober man be9te tel
tie erni tIiden Befir6tun9en. @m 4. W}ar5
urn balls fInf llbr ,puroe ber 9r0Bte TbetI bet
Gtobt in einen Jriimmerbaufen perlpanoelt ;
bic &oto1tropDe trat fat 9ens unperiebens Elm.
Der grbbooen LOB itdl tpie eth pom ben Welz
len BIN uno Observation-Disclosures S9tf. Wtan
perna6m bos Stolen zines fur6tbaren unterz
irbii9en 9onners, Die Mauern Der Sauler
i~paIteten iid, bic 9d6er puroen Sur Groe
binab9ei6leuoert. 2amperL HorSeaon uno
Olos9efabe i~tttr3ten pon tbren @eiteQen berab
uno serbra9en. 9arauf fol9ten bret befti9e
St0Be, 6enen ale Au9enbIife Ieidte Gri diltz
terun9en foI9ten. Die Scene, uel6e li6 ben
ntiebten 8liden barbot, ipottet ieoer 8ez
i6reibun9. WtIoe 80seI fIo9en 81 ben Sauz
fern bin Die ii6 in einem 9lu9enbllde in
Trimnerbaufe n peruanoelten, PferOe mutt
ben in tbren StQQen i3eu uno Sunoe beulten
Dor S9reden. Die gtnpobner, Die fait Dor
s6reden 9elabmt rporen, floben nit ben me-
ni9en MISREPRESENTATION, Die ite in Der gtle
retten ~fonnten, auf bas SeIo.
sS,,H fIr G o-,fIo,Fo
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17

eft ETH ~e.nai9er 1lnfaa porsef0ramsn uno bies
fer benz anseboriom 9egen bsn ertbeilten Sc
fell susufdreiben nor, sibt sutes 3eu9n'b
pon ben GprI ;btsmoBre8eln, bic CUR Sel9ib>
un9 Der bel biel em ee iaDrliden Wsrte beI9ofz
ti9ten 2eute setroifen loo1oen .1tNo. AGS
Waller 1idert aleroin9s al ueri6leoenen Stsl=
len in bic Minenrdu1ne> aber blsber bat 11@n
nod ME n0tbig 9ebobt, pie poQe Strait 5'0s'sr
5tsts in 8ereiti6aft ftsDenoer DompfprmPen>
1pelde ieoe Minute touIeno 9allonen a'1Sz
f66pfen fonnen, in gtnlpru6 81 nebmen.
g8as bic Mirtun9 BET 1dlteb!I6en ggplol1on
anbetrifft, 10 lit General NelDton, Der Sberz
eSnaenieur oieles Werts, Der Nnlt9t ooB Olez
ieni9en, pelGe it'd einen arOBotti8m Small
gfeft oapon peri pre6en, ii9 tQui6en. Selb1tz
perltQnoIi0 1pirb man ouf etne mette Gtrede
bin cine 9euii1e Gr16utterun8 oaOOn ,oabrz
nebmen, aber OaS @0ouipIel elmer plobliG
bod ouilpribenoen W~al1ermalle ooer erObebenz
orti9en Wirtung tpte Madeln uno ST ltilr5en
BON Gebauoen ltebt nidt in Observation-Disclosures
9ro9rornm 6er sroBen Spren9un9, Die ptelz
leidt l6on i'm folSenben SABRE u~or9encmrnen
merOen tpirb. Gin Mooeu bteies VellenrlTs s
nit bsdelarti9 an9eprebtens Obertbetl, Der
no1 Dem 0effnen bic int Snnern o19ele9ten
STOLEN unb @alerten 5ei9t 1T nod S8len gut
usIteLune 9e1didt 1poroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-17
8ronomlnoen lire Arm6, G}Gutterr uno aOpf be-

8ronbmlltoen lire @rmG, G}GN!tern llno &0pf be-
oedtan.
Gn SurIBman5Dtllcj Dtont9oit1erD Coul'tp,
9ertetb ON Ganri flag N5eno Ufr1. 3. M}tuer, etnNrs
Better IN Der oortt9en 9etnttiDLe, 5mii9en Die adoer
ber @taIdinerie lnb 1u,trbe faIt Gl9enbl1Gt1D 9e1
tDotet. Ntiller mar % Sabre alt rno GirterldBt
cine Trau unb 2 &inber.
Sinners Strife. -GGon ,pieDer 1ino Die
Mtter5 in NoungSto1pt1, BET Der IDgenanttten Vtcs
G1trbD Otirin9 Goal Company, i'm Strife begr!T1e1.
Die 8eitber Da6en ft6 felt porgenommen, oet1 6ors
b%erun0en Der Strtfer5 ni9t nad5ugeber, nlo beabs
I~i5tiae11, iMb Iofort anbere 2trbeltstr6fte 5u per1Dafz
fen. TieIe5 bradte Die Ntttter5 III 9(ufre9llttg 1lrO
lie 1ebten Elm oroBe5 0aus, ruel6eS Der Gonlpa9nte
geDDrte lno a5 8oaroin9DallS ftr Die rel1en Nrbets
ter beab1idtiot mar, in Srano. Der Serlllt betr09t
,ln9efGDr $1,000 unO 1T niDt our0 &erll9erua19 9es
beet. CH. q. "
- SIT bent neuen 9rt NeapOliS, etma 20 Diet
len pom Toleoo, III &rcaS GountD, mo an Der Ndz
baIb gab11 Die Srn. Barnett, NrttDlo 1lr1o SoroG1t
bon 9oDton ca. 1000 Neter Sano 9etanft 1llto eune
SarntercolDnie qe9riinoet babett, bernerften lettet
Montaa cine 9(n5obl WGrner, Die nit &ldret1, Souz
cit &c. be1bGfti9t 1pare1, baB etn StD1pett an Der
2etCbe zines out 9efleioeten Qltlt6e1t Natteo traB.
Seine IQlden e1tbielter1 $77.9S 1T Fapter9elo, ettte
9tote fir $lOO 81 GunI item pom 8. 8. 6orpler 1ino
1lntersei6net pon s. 9. To1uIer BON JttpleQ, cine
9tote fir 500 I'll Gun1ten Don q. 9. 6orpIer, etnt9e
G1oere 9Saptereuno el11e1 rl6t unterjet1r1eteit Srlef
ger IN il Ss Elm 81. >. 8 tH1;ts ri ron Nipisp, TT SUI
ron GoJuntp, mar. Gr 9ins I'M letten 8ebruar BON
JtipIep fort, I'M gSbite6ouie 5n beiu6el, 1no 1oar
~ieitoeln per dwunoe,t. Sian 9Ialbt, ooB er ouf oer
Ciienbabn an gSbitebouI lie porbel bis ra9 gEalb1n9s
ton fuDr, mo- feline 9eiietaid DIE i1adDer 9%ef1noer1 muir
De, u1o ne6yer auf Dem Ne9e nod N5b1teDouIe
hrrd) bic &dlte uynfant. ST mar ungefdbr 80 Sabre
alt unO eth iebr woDlbobenoer 8armer.
Goleoo GrpreB.)
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melenbeit libel seoeutet unp ielbf bet oe''
balo borouf erfolsenoen i6weren Dron9lolen,
uel6e Der breibisiabrt9e SrleS ''ber SG9lsl'
bra9te, beiproaen uno ols 9rllno 9ottI'DeI
3ornes beseidnet lpuroe. S1euet9t mare es
am eeeienetlter, ben nibt unlnteretianten VI
1toriIden Gtei1 it bic BET Yirna I'M J{eubal'
besriffene sroBe Glbbritde ein5u'no'lern 11ao
10 81 erbalten.
Mnbalt. 0ei1au. Gor Dem blel i9er1
Gdlpltroeridt uurben bic @istwe Yrtebel
BON bier uno Die Mittpe gtuppert aus Gotben
,pe9en Grmorbun9 uno Seroubun9 Der uttz
perebetidten 9ouile 9artun9 sum- Iooe, 1lro
Die Todter Der ~eriterelL Die perebell9te &r1lz
GER eeb. Yriebel, 1pe9en 8etDulfe ON 9}oroe
gu 5 Sabren GefangnibItrafe perurtbeilt.
GDSlin. 9or benz bieit9en S9mur9ez
riGt wuroe oer Walfer Mtlbelm S9ilfe NEE
gen Grtnoroun9 ieiner Grobmutter. oer QS!ttpe
2iepert, 31 lebensldn9li6er 53r6tbausftrate
perurtbetlt.
Mun6en.-Die Betbeili9un9 BET Dtlnz
dener Rilnitler at ber Wiener @eItal1sl tel
lung 1T I'M me6r ais Elm Drtttel itarfer,
ais ieiner Belt OF bet 9roben tnternatto1a=
len Barrier Nus1teuung eS 1t1o nomll9 Don
W}(l1den oLlein 600 Sunitperte on9emeloet.
Die 9orf tanbe BET Gurn9emeinben in
0eutI6lano baben iett obermols elnen @uf :
ruf an bic DeutI9eT urnerl6oft erlaiien Setz
trdge gu iteuern fit bic gr5tebun9 oer gntel
Sabn'S, beren gater bur6 ielnen Serolenlt
ais 6abrifarbeiter 1i6 uno Die Setnt9en tollm
furnr1erIi9 ernabren, piel 1peni9er benNelben
cine G~r5iebuns 9eben fantt perrn09e oer tie
int Stonoe ,paren, iid5 gu einem b~eleren pa
iein e,nporjuarbeiten. Die Samn1lun9 1ou
9leidSeiti9 Sabn's bo6beta9ter Mtttroe gu
Gute f%oneIner1, ,pel6e nod in 5relbur9a.o .H.
lebt.
@9tuci,. - G6pp5, 9os &riminolsez
rid)t bate s,pei Sranoi tifter gu perurtbetlen.
Der Sine, Wldrdi Don Steinenbers, bat ant
10. Iu9uit 1872 Die Sabrif bes Germ 9iirltz
mann lit Gi1feoeln an9e5inoet nnS oonttt
etnen G6ooen pon St. $1,000 perurla6t.
GewiHensqualen trteben i'm uor's Gert6t
uno gum Sci tdnbnib. St erbtelt - Sabre
J3u6tbaus. Der anoere, ,pel6er cine S6euz
ne anSinoete, Inn ms 3u6tbaus 5u fomme1L
bat ben 3ued leines Serbre6ens %polIfommen
erreidt.
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sSiiuf aiuaer iu elmer 9oble ter;rrt.

Gor e;ni9en Q8oOen wuroe belm Stein:
i~preltoeu in eincn1 Steinbri0 al Der lltolstDer
Creme Don 0onnibol, Oto., cine 9oble eat:
beft, peIGe had obsrflaGli6en llnteriuGnn:
gen melt III oen 8er9 binetn GIT filbren 1bten'
0os Ge6eirnnib oct 90ble lleb Sur9zA1ner'ta
nidt rub en- uno por einigen To9en moGten
it6 flint Gnobea, 9tobert 0aro1er, Starry
Sunit;f, Dan. WtcDaniel, Sreo. Grout 1no
GIorentn Grout, i'm Sitter bon lleu1 bis brett
se9n Sobrcn, ollf um bas Gebetmntb oer
,9DbIe ouf5utIarer. gl(e botte1 &er5e1 bel
ii1 ,no 70 be9ab it1 Die feline Nroje1 lion
nunter uno outer 9in8e in bic 9OBle. 8olo
sebeno, baIo frie9eno bror19en ie ,pelter, bis
Die berobgebronnten &er5en ite cur Jttldtebr
mabnten. Iber, o ,ueb Ole 90lle bate
piele WiNoun9e,L ,lnb eDe tie Den NuS9on9
erreidten, 1oar boS Iette 2i9t erIof6en. So
fro1en ie rod LANCE 3eit in Der 9unfelbe!t
lpetter, bis 1tc iid, por Ing|! uno Nt0o'9tsst
eri90pIt, nteoerle9teIl I'M Den 800 ooer 9tetz
t,tn9 at er>parten. ltntcrbe11e1 tporen Die
&i1,oer >po5l pernlibt uorber1 bod errI tlt9e
Nodfrogen ge7daber crit 9e0en N5eno ltno
ba iteQte e5 fib benin our9 onoere Sinner, Die
ben Serun9Iitdten etne Stre6e gefol9t 1pore1L
berauS, oab oieieLben 1t9 in bet 60DIe betlnz
ben miiBten. Ge9en 7 1lbr Nbeno3 moren
100000 MenI6en am Gin9ange oer 90ble
p~eriammelt uno beGiet6en it9 u6eH bic belten
afittet sur Iuffinoung Der NerLorencn, Gin
6orbentopf puroe n1itgenomnen nno Der
g8e9 go9 Dem N,tS8onse burG bortDin 0euz
tenoe Tfetle an ben WQn0en beSel6net, oIG
fiibrten Die Netter Sinofaoenfndlcl nit iid).
2ange ,uoren ale geriube I'm omit. 9rtt
l uno - l(br Na6ts traf etne Abz
ouf Die Spuren Get oerlorenen &naz
ben, Die in einen cn9en @eitengan9 cer
S0ble binetnfubrten. GbaS. NcOanieL Der
zines ber Gerrnibtel fro6 bi1eia uno
bate balo Die Treube, cine i6po6e Gnt1Oort
auf i~et1en STUFF gu boren. Gr filbrte eth Soto
InottuenltGt nit iid, 1no balo b0rte CT bic
bel belen Nnbltd in loute 8reuoerz
tlfe ausbreGen. IS par 5 Minuten no0 II
llbr, ols ct 1te entbedte, lno bret Gtertelz
ipater erreiGte Oct Gri tie Sen NuSgan9
Der S0bLe, 1oo Die 9eGn9itt9ten Gltern 5ltternc
auf bas Gri6etnen ibrer 2ie6Linge 1parteter.
6ol6 SannibaI bate it6 Int bieie 3eit etn9ez
funoen unb Die Scene> Die nun itattfonO>
Ipottet oler VeI9rei6urg. Gin TreuoenI1rei
orans bur6 Die ndGtlt9e Stile, nie ct 10
oalo nidt pieber geDort weroen piro. Die
woren gu To0e eri90pft our6 In91t
i1o Strapobeh lire SletOer 5erf ebt, Die
0dnbe uno &ntee blutie. Go balo 1perbeu tie
pobl auf feline interchangeable in u!bez
9oblen n1ebr ous9ebes.
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Oeulet1tttustaes.

I'm Wein b%altbarer gu MAIDEN bat
8. Yaiteur in partS befanntlI9 empfoblen,
bieIel6en einige W}i1uten lang elmer en,peraz
TUT Don ca. 60 6. oussu1eten. Dleies yer
fabren, bas in Jranfrei9 berettS Iett etnt9en
Sabren Nnpenouns finOet, 1T jett ou9 in
0eutI6lano einsefubrt woroetL 1ple aus elmer
Mittbeilung oeS Yrof. Neubauer in Wiesbaz
ben in ber 53eiti5rift oes gereins mai auii6er
2anbwirtbe beruorgebt. OerieIbe bat nit
9totbruein gef itIte IlaI6en NIT gute1 Stopen
felt uerI6IolIcn uno biele nit Yer9omentpaz
pier i~iberbunoe1y ouf Strob lie9eno int Waiz
ierbaoe etpa cine balbe Gtunoe onf So bis
Go erwarnt. Gol6e erparmte proben 1purz
ben benz Min5er ga tno gu I6rpeller sur
Yrilfune por9elest; oie1er erflarte ~einlttmmls,
baB bic er6tbt 9emeie1en Wetae ~9esenlber
ben friid aus ben Srt9inalfafIern entnommez
men Groben, uno S1par ale obne Nusnabme,
at 0eru9, OeI9mad uno Netfe beoeuteno
eoler 9e1poroen ieien lie 3et9ten tint Nl9ez
meinen ben Gborofter iebr gut ent1p!delter,
abseIagerter, poQitanot9 9~elunoer gsetne,
,pabreno bic ni6t ertparmten Nroben 1t6 l9on
tbeiLs benz G%rantperben nQbertele. 9to9 Proz
fe1Ipr Neu6auer's 9lnii9t 1ptr0 man fetnen
Wetn finoen, ,peiBen ooer rotben, in 1pel9em
bas Wtifrosfop ni6t Sefe5elen uno enoere
8simsebiIoe 5ei9t, Die un5wetfelbaft BET 9ilnz
ri9er Oele9e1beit 3ur Weiterentptdeluns Sez
lonoen un0 ben Wein in Der einen ooer oer
anoeren Weile idaoisen peroen. Sin fur5es
Grrparme1 auf go 6. tOotet oue olele &etnte,
uub Die erudrmt 9eme1enen Weine 5etgen cine
bodIt oufaQise Soltbarfeit, o6ne oaB tie, nee
ni9itens bic Jiotbpeine, Our6 oieie Operation
an 0ute p~erloren batter,. rebcr oa5 Grparz
men Ser ,peiben Weine, nanaentli6 bober Souz
quetrueine, bat Yrof. Neubauer nod gu 1pen19
etgene grfabrung, unb bemerft nur, baB Sr.
8u9l in Detoesbeim f~einite Souquet'Oeins nit
beI tenn grfol9e felt Sabren ermarnnt'
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[Gin9e1anot.)

8aIbo, Marion 60, g.. 9pril 1873.
Nta6t 9iat fir unier 8aIoo Solpnlbip, oen1 es
bat it'd am Dtonta9 gut sebaltet. llnlre 9elpobns
Tide betnotratii6e Mebrbeit betrus bisber 40 bis
So; an Monto9 CAB unier fletnes Sopnibtp cine
Mebrbeit pon So, iase So fir ben oemofrat'l6en
0elegaten 5ur Serfaliu lungs onpention, Gopt. Seoz
fielo. Selbit Die beutlden Mtetbooiiten, Die blsber
ten It6 ur1ter boS 9anner pon ScofieIo lno baIfen
pas sanie bemofratii6e Tidet e~r1udbIer, TIM, pie
tie lasten, Die 6reibeit gu bebaapten. Die Salt
,paIierbrioer arbeiteten bart, INT ibren Ganotoatet1,
einen e6ten Sernperens 9lpoitel, su e~r1oablen, aber
es balf ni9tS. Ser 1eutIbe mill itb einmal fet11en
MauIforb anlegen loiien. gser ll11s blete' tGnr'
Der 1oll it6 meloen. 0an1el u.
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lid ,par, Semitic ir9enb pelder Art " 5leben,
selinst es iett l6oti, Die mcniGer cmpf'no!!=
6eren Nrtel1 sum WodStbum Su brlAGen. T1e
not funf syobren Don G0liforr1'cn oott0'n per-
pflan;ten @epfeI6dumc tro3en bere'tS 0f0dte'
- llngei thine uno leioeni9eftllde NSenl9en
iino in BET Jte9el ebrIid. Der title peudler
1T rpeit mebr at iIrdten. Sine Bnloo99e
betrigt Nici1onoen, ter flcine G0Ie'9toter
lit es. Del non hilten belbt.
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uMb;ttIe1ep" fur 2unsenent5unoun9.
'a~ap14!poSzoao}6 9GI 'o2E

~'aapa!poSzeaoE 9GI 'oN o19 IN 4uaI
1laltp1aaa ne uellsaI tsi!6i1os!u1sDp uaq nj
,taappGS slsllq 4plat!1aa gun '4pq la4lp91e aqp!!
z4na9 spo any ~ 'n usnol4paoosG '1nps1
zno}G Me4adpS '4uslue41o!!6 sseup6 1gl 49,!
al apo 'ra4a! rs alu4utsS III llr1l1qnI sp9 ~4llllI1si!9
4plunat aeelanp9 n o1oud9 pm118 elS
9as fiaerFc Mittcl sesen ale Srantbetten
bes 8Iutes iino 0r. Songs Sambur9er
Tropfen. Sci alien Npotbefern gu boben.
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benz praiioenten esnsebGnbist woroen, 1t''o
berielbe erma6tist mid, Sic Su lnltrutret1
bab Gie ben Snbianera ben Sobn fur 1Dr Sser7
seben gu She'll werben lailen iollsn' Ste
itnb polfommen beredtist, bieTelbsn 9d'5I16
a~ussurotten.
(Bes.) M. 8. SbermoM WeA.
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SfficieIIer @ablbert9t.- Die o~fficteae
Stitrmen5ablur9 er9iebt cine DleDrbett fir Bull,
ben oemotratiiGe 'Maporsz Gu1oioatet,, bon 1863
Stin1men. 9Gir Ia1en bier Die Stinmenabgaben
Der ~eirEelnen 8QroS foloen:
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Observation-Disclosures.
Gtnctunatier Warftberi9t.
@n,pfanoen bis gum 16. Npril 1872.
gtnetnnott, IA. Mrril IS

V1NNKNNUEEI IT "F"F ''V'
gaumwolIe. - Nibblins lsE gts. per Qfunb:
8efentprn.- 3eb 8aIeb As Cts; Reo Saleo
% Gents pr @flnb. 8ancY Green 81rt, 53-63 ete.
SpGnen.-Srbindrs rpeise s.. OO-2. IS; bette reiBs
81. 5O-2.65, ouserlslsne 8asp $2.75,
8utter.- gBeits.n 3slerpe 800 gtS. bette zen"
trail Sbio $50 Cents per @funb. S4Isdtsrs 0uolt>
tit fam III 1S-25 Gents 9etautt !psreen,
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Yttt80nr9ee SieDmarft.
Witt8burg, "A. @Yrit iS72.

@jtt6bHrG IA. @rrit 1872.
Rinboiet.- gei1ca 9utAer 63-74 Ga; 9uteo6
bio g. mittsIsute5 54-54 prcin1te5 44-5 Gents.
Bulls 3!-5 gte.
S6afe.- 0ei4oreae 4-6 Gt5 un3eldpOrsHe G-9
Cts per 0funb.
56wstae. $6. 25-6.75 pr 5unoert..
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kENTArprE gen enoli6 ibren y|on'er' 11nO TIRE
Seinatb Der GoniteQation Gentaurils. Seoo6 lett
lett oas sroBe vGentaur Ointment" fit iteife GItes
oer, GbeumatiSmus, Sc bwuIite nno Sdbnrur9 BET
MerI6en ,rb 8ieb bic gSeIt in Gritaunetn. limb mes
bol6 btes muroerbars Staunen? neil eS ieine1
3ipeG erretdt.
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9cruadlaiiiate 5ufeu uber Grfaltungen.

gseniee fennen Die Mi9tisfeit einen Suiten
ooer cine sep0bnlide g~rfaltun9 in tbren err
Iten Gntwifelunsssraben 5u bemmen; oas,
mas i'm glnfan9e rSrown's 8ron0tal
Gro6es" sepi6en mare, 9relft off, 1penn
pernablaltst, bic 2un9en on.
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COMPLETE 80 CENTS.

DteIe reisenben Srios BON onerfanaten
gomponifen fIinSen ou0 pbne 9esleitun9
geiunsem 9anS alerliebit nno iino 1owoDl
S6ulen, &naben= ulb Mao1enzSnltitutell III
enpfeblen, eIs ie aud sur "9ouSnuflt"
pcrSislld 9~eetsaet iino.
0eSen Gin enbut?s BON 30 Cts. miro Die
gerta9sbanoluns Elm Grobebeft 5uIenocn.
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uu{er glMertilM.

Dabeim. - Oos eff !Seft b'eier 9eO'e:
senen 3eiti6rift erbielten mir 9e1tern ourd
Die Sauptasentur, Siemon Brotbers, 0or'
Wapne.
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& 8ro., Sapton, g., puroel1 uns 5u3eIanot:
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voices with Piano accompaniment.
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INITIATION AS a REMEDY FOR THE
PASSING PANIC.

In our review Of the Presidential
message, on the morning Of IT'S publ
cation, we remarked that some of his
financial suggestions, although not rec
commended by himself, would arrest at
tention. while others would excite rid
icule. Yesterday we showed how this
portion of the document is a continuous
tissue Of self Recommendations He lauds
specie as a basis, but declares green
backs the best currency "ever devised. "
He urges specie resumption, but con-
cludes that the need of the country is
imitation. After recognizing that elias
ITCHY is .attainable only on specie ba-
sis, he INDUCES the hope of attaining it
without such basis. In short, he is
riding two horses as usual. It is af-
ter all the same man who, with one
hand at the throat OF Louisiana and the
sword in the other, meekly says, "Let
us have peace" One point made by
the President which is likely to arrest
the attentionof financial thinkers, reads
as follows:
with ourpresent system the amount
in the country remains the same through
out the entire year, and IN an accumu-
lation of all the surplus capital of the
country i'll a few centers, when not en-
plOyed in the moving of crops, tempted
there by the offer of interest on call
loans, interest being paid on this sur
plus, capital must earn this interest
paid, with profit. Being subject to
call, it cannot be loaned only in partial
best. to the merchant or manufacturer
for fixed term. Hence, no matter
how much currency there might be in
the country, it viii be absorbed, prices
keeping pace with the volume, and
panics, stringency and disasters would
ever be recurring with the autumn"
Notwithstanding the awkwardnesso Of
this langu lge, most readers will recog-
nize the fact designed to be conveyed.
mo matter how much currency" no
matter how much we initiate, panics,
stringency and disasters will ever be
recurring, in the absence of elasticity.
Imitation is but throwing more food to
the sharks of Wall street and intensity
ing the agonies of future panics. 1t is
but adding fuel to the fires Of consum-
ing speculation. Double the volume of
greenbacks, and the gamblers will COB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-05
RADICAL DISREGARD FOR THE
POPULAR WILL.

Now that Congress has assembled, it
may not be amiss to remind that body.
especially the Republican portion, of
the confessions of some Of the Re-
publican organs as to the causes of Re-
publican defeat in the late elections.
As to the causes Of the overwhelming
defeat in Wisconsin, the MjlsUdukee
Sentinel, the leading Republican organ
in that State, says:
eve Numbered badly in Louisiana
affairs, and many of the government
appointees in some Of the States were
taken from the vulgar class known in
popular parlance as bummers and dead
beats, to the disgust Of the better por-
ton of the community. The ring
business, which ruined the old Democ-
racy, and which will, and ought to,
ruin any party, has existed among Re
publicans to q greater or less extent,
and Congressional jobbing has not
been lacking"
The Buffalo Commercial advertiser,
leading Republican journal in West
ern New York, in reviewing the cleo
ton results, makes some acknowledge
ments which are worth placing on
record. 1t says:
Since the magnificent victory gam
ed by the Republicans last November,
1872. the course Of the forty-second
Congress, where the Republicans were
in the majority, was onoughtO disgrace,
and almost TO ruin, any political party
that had to bear its sins Of omission
and commission. The peoplewere just
w indignant ut the shifting, temporiz-
ing policy displayed in the investiga-
ton of the Credit Mobilieriniquity, and
the punishment Of those known to have
compromised their honor asrepresenta-
tiyee Of their constituents. Close upon
this followed the outrageous salary grab
bill. 1t was useless to assert that
Democratic Congressman were equally
to blame for this failure to satisfy pub
lie confidence. and for this Infamous
misrepresentation Of the people S
money. The Democratic party did not
hold any place in public trust or favor;
the Republican party did; and hence
its responsibility and its obligations to
the people we're all the greater because
held by the party able to enforce what
was right and to defeat what was
wrong. The conduct of the last ses-
sion Of Congress was in many ways un-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-05

1T is the DenOuncer Of Wrong IA high
places as I1eU as lOlc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-05

THESE words from Senator Thur
man. of Ohio, deserves general circu-
lation: "Our party is not a close cor
ooration. as il has sometimes been
called. The very reverse is the truth.
True, ii clings to its principles with
something akin to devotion, for they are
It's very life.blood; but it throws ITS
doors wide open to al who are willing
Ia enter and act with it. 1t assigns no
back seats to those who come III, but
welcomes them with fIraternal regard
and terms of perfect equality. Appeal
ING to the common sense and patriot
ism Of all who are opposed to misrule,
it saws: Why viii you let preJudIces
and passions that ought to be buried
prevent you from joining theonly party
that is at once powerful, organized and
striving for reform: What is past IS
nast. and cannot be recalled. But what
visits and what is to come-the present
and the fnture-concerns us all and all
nike. Upon these living issues our
oninions are substantially the same.
WIN then. should ave not act together
ike patriotic men, and by one grand
fort rescue our country from the evils
and dangers that beset IT.
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The Ne,o Orleans Picayune complains
that Judge Durell is so fearful Of i'm
parchment that he has deserted his ju-
dicial district, and still remains North,
notwithstanding that whole army of
itigants are knocking at the door of
the United States Court. 1t says his
absence has been SO protracted that it
will be impossible for session to be
legally held this term without special
legislation from Congress. tits hardly
matter of surprise, however, that a
Judge who is capable of disregarding
the right of a people to exercise self
government, should fail to consider the
claims of few persons having lawsuits
on hand of sufficient Importance to re-
quire his attention when his personal
interests are engaging all his time.