The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-16
CARL SCHCKZ.
GLANCE At A REMARKABLE cAEEER-Ro
NANCE oF A sTATEsNANs LiEE-

NANCE oY sTAIEsNANs LIFE
Says the New York Sun: On SUNDAY
Senator Carl Schurz sailed with his fam
lily in the Deuicl,land Tor a summers :
pleasure trip in Europe. The Senator
had been quietly stopping in this city
for few days among his many friend>
and admirers. who, with music and
cannon and the waiviny Of handker-
chiefs as the steamship cas- her moor
'ings. babe him hearty gocsl-by. The
Senator intends to visit tiLc principal
European cities, particularly those of
the Faticriand. Carl >clnurz was horn
in :-iblar, near Colognc. March .. 1879.
ani studied at the collegiate institution
Iin Cologne, and afterward at the Uni
versiiy Of Bonn lie went from the
university drcsIiin: Of a German Re
publican Confederation. lie beraInr
,h- editor Of liberal newspaper. lie
fv>iercd tl,c revolutionary spirit which
illuminated in actual ho>tiliiie> near the
year lssS. Abandoning his editorial
chair. be Joined the ranks oi the revo-
luiionisis, takiu. part in the defense of
liastadi. Defeated. he fled to Switzer-
land. thence to I'aris and London In
London lac was teacher and corrc>pOn-
dent Tor three years. Meantime the
'i'russian Government exiled him f"r
life. and the decree was that IL ever
iound on GerInan territory lac ~ould bs-
>i,oi. Ills iavorite professor ia the nj
ver>iiy Uf Bonn had been meantime inn
pri-onc,i for life. anil Young Ss-hurz re-
solved 10 libcraic him. a certain Ger
man air wa> the great favorii~ os 10th.
" L,ch they oiicu played and sang to-
gcincr. n London organ maker nsstc
Ia ilaui organ for Young >churz- and
lau,ui,g ll.c German and Italian air
hIrh il PLAYED wa> the professor Ia
voritc. h-n Disgusting hin>clf as NJ.
Italian peasant. and s,rrrtiHg coil oi
ru,,c :ai,d several skeleton KEYS In III
lciv.ic>. lac went To tise fort snd VA
admitted. lie PLAYED awhile for the
officers. and ws> iii.n admitted q" th'
prison Io play to the political pri-''ncrs.
l>irikin. al, the iayoTIie tune. he sssoI
lIsd the pleasure oi seeing his professor
Lace AT a grating To Open iLe cell will
a Skeleton KEY MS the work of mo-
,nriit. aud Lcivre they were discovered
The professor aud young Schurz were
ou siir paraIri- They lowers. f'icm
i>slyc oh ttts ROPE ahst fah ~ >tiNt
,,ais-ii al u o,sd. where Two fsst h"r>c'
u ere -vnrrsir,,- They c>rsl'-st io Lon
don. L. l.l2 Mr. >r..urz inIiui-catct .,
this country. lie naturally iscsIne )
-l,ir,o,i> ncu,ler .i the genuine lie
'l,..a,t..s sm ,,irsy. lI- ws- \ deirgstc "a
ltt,s.s afsv,s convention In ls''n- tsskin. !
Il,as.ii,y part ia IT, prss.-s:inx>- AMI VA
>ri.~-s.Si by I'r-i... nI Lincoln ia icSl a
Minister TO >irsin. " lcn the wsr brok'
l.ui e resigned and returned and wa
lalImili,sl a bri. niirr-gcncrai "f volun
/, hcr>. iIc participated in iIse secou'
battle al Bull Kun and In the BATTLES U
: tI,an-cllor-vilI-.t .t'riiy>hur. and Cliatta
: nooya. lie wa> President ot the Chicsg'
Convention Of les which nOIninafc'
General Grant. and Was elected to th
United STATES Senate a> "A Iirl'Hbliran
10 surreed John Ii. Henderson of Nils
suliri. and took iii. seal MarEh T. lsos
4 few wears ago. through the influene
of Prince Bisniark. The t'ernlan Govern
, u,eni r-inoyci his disability. and in r.
.eocni,ion of his genius extended an IN
iiaiien To him Ia revisit his native lane
The whole American people withct
,di<,inctinu of party. will Ui.ii hii
pleasure and a happy return.