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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02
Profession and Prnct3ec.

Say we'll is good, but do well is better;
Do well seems the spirit say well is the letter;
Say well is gody and helps to please;
But do well lives gOdly and gives the world ease;
Say well to silence it sometimes is bound,
But do well is free on every ground.
Say well has frends-some here, some there, q.
But do well is welcome everywhere.
BY say well many to Gods Words Glove;
But for lack of do well it often leaves
If say well and do well were bound in one frame,
Then all DONE all won and gotten gain.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02
a Helena, Montana, Thursday, January 2, 1873.


IHarvard's Honor to President Grant.
President Eliot, of Havard College, re-
Gently sent the following letter to President
Grant, with his diploma as Doctor of Laws:
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE, Maes.,(
26th November, 1872.
Ulysses s. Grant, President of the United States:
SIR:-l have the honor to transmit here
with the diploma of the degree of Doctor of
Laws, which was conferred upon you by this
University at the Commencement in June
last in recognition of your distinguished pub
lie services, both in war and peace-in war,
in preserving the integrity of the national
territory and the national institutions-in
peace, in strengthening the national credit,
Tightening the public burdens, reforming the
civil service, and settling by arbitration grave
disputes of long standing between this coun-
try and Great Britain. l am, with profound
respect, your obedient servant d..
CHARLES w. ELIOT President.
President Grant has acknowledged its re-
ceipt as follows: "a .u1
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D. C.,l
November 3Oth, 1872
Charles w. Eliot Esq, President of Harvard Univer-
DEAR SIR Your very kind and compli-
mentary letter of the 26th instant, with the
diploma comforting on me the degree of
Doctor of Laws by Harvard University, is
just received. Permit me to thank the Fac
ulty of Harvard, through you, for this mark
of their approval of my efforts to serve our
beloved country, both in time of war and in
time of peace. It will be my effort to con-
tinue to deserve that confidence.
Be assured that shall ever hold in high
esteem the parchment and your letter ac-
it, as marked testimonials of
that approval. With great respect. your
Obedient servant. U. s. GRANT.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

sWAsHlNGTON IRVING was the author OF the
phrase. ''the almighty dollar" He used il
in sketch entitled tsThe Creole Village"
published in 1897, and It quickly passed into
universal usage. He himself says of it |:
''This phrase, used for the first&ime in this
sketch, The Creole Village has passed into
current circulation since, and BY some has
been questioned as savoring Of irreyerence.
The author, therefore. owes it to his ortho-
d0xy to declare that no airreverencel was in-
tended, even to The dollar itself, which he II
aware Y becomlpg more sandnors - aobjsat
OF womhlp.' naa dsiav .xsyE5rss 5HiEt hsT'
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

.: ?: w. " FIX: f!sx'} FISK BROSy Publishers
THE BROKEN BOWL.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

\ bitter word in madness spoken, .s-
An idle step in haste begun,
Oft leaves behind some fatal token
TO blast the friendship We have won.
a@.
Though all is past and all is over .rs.-
When clouds were hanging overhead,
Let silence with its mantle cover
The true and false that have been said
We all have faults, for we are human,
Their judgments rest alone with God;
And all are doomed, both man and woman
TO yield to Hates malignant rod. ...
Injustice has its day and season,
And truth its pure and living springs; 4.
But, oh! the sadest shock to reason
Is that which false affection brings.
Deserted homes and bonds that sever
Without the aid of chance or time,
Will prove a source of grief forever
And pave the way that leads to crime.
We yet might hope among the living
And live in peace without applause,
Were there no spirits untOrgiving,
No wounds without guiltless cause.
While from the past the soul can borrow
A recollection fraught with pain, n
/ would not add one pang of sorrow
To those that others now sustain.
But broken is the poisoned chalice
For one who would have borne his part.
And naught is left but hate and malice
And memories that chill the heart.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

. The New York Sun of December I'd says:
Hn Medical skill was exhausted in trying to
save the great Journalist. Every remedy
and appliance was used in his case. One
operation was reported which Is but seldom
Witnessed in the treatment of mental mala-
dies. Il was performed on Tuesday last by
DR.. Brown-6equard, formerly of Paris, the
highest medical authority on mental COM
plants. It consists Of the application of an
iron heated ed b to = white hest. This ~ drawn
5ess e hs si that :ss $
The patient was in tesfid condition, and
OperatiOn.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02
NEWTON, Kansas, is healthy place to liv

NEWTON, Kansas, is healthy place to live
in. The graveyard there contains the ashes
of thirty-two men, of whom thirty -one gave
up the ghost without going through the
trifing fornality of pulling of their boots.
The last contribution to the thriving grave
yard at Newton was made by a desperate
who shot justice Of the peace, and the city
marshal. to avoid the red tape and techni-
calities of trial, shot the desperado. The
justice and the outlaw sleep side by side, and
the city marshal carries off the laurels. The
fellow who died natural death must be
lonesome in that cemetery.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02
Tn. famine - Persia. .which, AZ o,,r res

The famine in Persia4 which, as our read
ers are aware, was raging most fearfully
some time ago, hasSeen the means we learn,
Iof causing one hundred thousand souls (men,
women and chidren) to perish. tn the Persian
capital alone Through ghQnt the canntry i is
s1ated that 1t less than three mtlliona OF hu-
Ism BEN have fallen Victims 70 T. nininc
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

Ar length it is provd that man has more
vanity than woman. This is the way that
it came to pass A curious investigator
watched while th0hsand men passed a
looking glass used as sign on the sidewalk
in Broadway. The rlsult of his observa-
ton showed that nine hundred, and ninety
nine men glanced c0mila Gently ut their image
as they passed. The ther man was blind.
Four hundred and ffy-two women passed
along during the sanshour and "a half, and
none Of them looked in the mirror -alf OF
them being intently engaged i'm examining
each Others appearance and dIessaaa .tii,iilsi
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

IHaLAsT years creb of cereals in the United
s6tatee agHsgst1d 1,6t0 O0A go valued at
- 900. 0OO, ,DOk about eight per cent. of
which feaC3n the seab0arJ.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

THE ocean Is said3to Id making such, ins
roads upon the eastern shore ct Cumberland
Island, Florida, thatinla eew years the grave
of Ldcht Horse Harry Lee, thcafather of
General II. E.TLe0, foSether with the old
Dumgeness mansion,l viii entirely disappear.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

1osH BaLilSas ssysaq Wherever ] fli1 q
real handsome woman e1gaged in Wimmiuisl
rights, budness, thsmsI'n 8oiR to- take my
Iii under my arm And tfne ~ prOeessiUn.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1873-01-02

.f9Jisatali ed ~ anltoEIl = 4lIs fef
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30

Der f1lausfen, rafFnirtrfen fpmiIden
Gftte c~oQfdnefs tem Glud Der Cd
berli6feit uno Der alsemeinen 0erade
tuns pretsseseben. Die lenbens .ritt
bier cFeR ~ Gage. Ni6t eas Unfit
lide in ieiner Nusemsinbsit miro seaei>
Felt, pie ctes Der unparteii1den Wule
se;ismts, ionpern Der seifli6e Stanp,
benz pabrbaftis ni1t msbr Wansel ane
fleben ais cem Solpateas unp reln Be-
amtenfanp. pirp SerbSbnt, serape Der
sebsiliste 8eruf miro nit Spptt per-
folst unc lberidIttet. llnb tas publie
cum fonnte Dor 8eifalS : Beseuaunaen
faum ;u atbem fcmmen. - Gin IdSner
Erpit unO cine netts Silpuns ras, penn
bic Wube fem srcBen Saufen 1ast: Als
les 1T 10 idle6t unc 70 sen1ein ME pu !
Da ioate man rpabrbaft cas ,,Musis
moribus ct publicae laetitiae" meldes
auf Der 8rOnte reS Sbsaters su 8obltn,
in s%clcenen Settern ~ le1en it, am
liebten iteriesen nit benz beriibmtsn Gis
cercns.".....: ,,Na9eem bic WuIen ses
itcrtcn tparen, freute iid tas Bolt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30
Gorr.ipomsen en-, aus Minn.apolis, Rinu.
Reeacteur!

OtEC CuCIbup ~
Ginise @orts aus Winnsapplis perben Stnen
pieletdt tpiQfommen fein. Wie i'd aus Der
u@aSette" iebt, Iinb in psrIGishtnen Ibeilsn Der
tcrepefli6sn Staaten Brobnleitnamsyro3edip
men, ME in Der alien Seimatb, atgebalten nor:
ben. Waren mir bier aud NAL 10 nett, taB i'd
iber ielte 5eierli6fcit bsri@ttn fSnnte eeiesr
Tam i'd bas NOD ni&t.
Wir BADEN nod ~ penise aatbclifen bier uni
eann CLAUDE i6, paB manhe I'D iGameu piirbsn
entn tbren 8lauben ,u bsftnnen. Mit ct.
Antbcns ,dblt RinneapOlis 25,0OO Ginwpbner
anb bic aitbclifen, bic unter eieIer 3abl iine
tonnen nod nitt sinmal 10 rsit fcmrneu sinerl
fatb. 8sretn ;u ariinten. Gie ~sin,issn, bic nod
gut CUR STRIDE ba!ten, fne, ib selfebs IS nit
Stol3 Elm, bic sanbsleuts.
De6 bin i'd Der 5oHnuns, caB mir in Sur.
Sein Bonn bob einsn yerein bileen ipsrten uni
10 aud bic eauen ,pieter auf ben suteu 9Ses
brinsen. Damn reretu mir aud psrIu6en, bash.
Jrobnleitnamsfst su feisrn, wie man es In on,
ssren pfarrsisn ;but.
apnnten Sic NAL 3u uis fcmmsn, Serr Rs-
sarteur, sic riireen li6 ibsr bic rpmantil6e Ia.
&c Der Stact freuer. Tieielte bat piel Nebn.
!ihfeit nit Htriih an Der WcIel. Wid aemabnt
its, penn tt ftrcmauf blide, ale iGbe i'd ron He.
mid has RoIeltbal binauf mad StptbInaen
oeer binunter mad Stabtbrstimus. Siub aud
bic itSu:n Serse ba, 70 fsblsn leieer ben Ssraen
bic Hetsn unb ans Ger Wein. Sir ~tsnlelben
iu1sn mir GriaB in BEN ausstsibnstsn Bier
unisrsr 8rauersien.
Martin Ludwig (fu Canech).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30
Gs mersen ODER purSen iolssupe Sauier,
@artsu, sSieien, &c. i'm @roBber,0s.
lbum berfauif ODER b%erieigert.
lbum berfa

Am 2. Sui 73 sur6 bic Grtsn bss Or. y.
Strmann pen eimpertstsry bic benz gerfprtsnsn
iusebSrissn gGisisn auf benz Sanns ssn &Sisr.
sm IS. Sui las Srn. Sac. @sginss rssbSrist
in Der srusisnpfraBe gu euremtnrs s~slsssns
Wpbnbaus.
sm II. Sui, has Ger camille Stsreue Nadsrt
ssbSriss ,u Sintinsen aslsssne Wrpabaus nit
S6sane, 0arisn une 9Sisisn.
aims. Sui pard bic Samilis Oisisr, SpasnislS
ibrs lammtli9en in Der Staet pter auf bent anne
Sittirb selesensn Saulsr, S6sunsn, @artsu,
@ielsn, afsr &c.
Vim ri. SulieaS Der ainesr S6rSesr. 5slsr aus
9ttslbriif, ibre keipsn ~ gtielbriid selessnsn
WebnbGaier une ) Idsr eane aaf hem Gttsl
trider Sanne.
Vim 81. Suli bic een psritcrbsnen Sr. ).
SSampa& ,sitl. sebSriss SlHsmitls nl6f Die.
hrt teltebsnb aus
II Sanetlsnablmubls.
y cine SSssmiibis,
- elmer Sslmibls,
u sinr @spsmiibls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30
.ceHentli&e Sittea,nianas in Berlin.

0ie es In Berlin, in iener aroBeu
5auptftart ces sroSen 8ismartil9sn
8ei1eS Der serlbn1ten @ottesfur9t unp
Der frOmmen Sttts bsitelt III, tas sebt
aus Der folsenpen MittbsiIuns bervpr,
pelde Dem ~6reiburssr &atbplii6sn
xir9enblatt" ppn Berlin aus semadt
miro. Oicislbe lautet
Die Stide ocer rihtiser: pclIen,
psl9e sesenpartis auf Der Serliner
Subne 9eseben wereen, iIno eeraresu
carauf anselest um in Der nidtswiir>
pisfen 8eiie Heksion unc Cite in
ben Nusen ees publicums in WiBereeit
;u brinssn nnc purb uniasli6e tSers
abipdrpisunS perddtli6 su MAIDEN. Oa
icuten Ste nur sinmal rie bdneii1en
Gouplets iiter Seluiten papit &c. bSrcn |!
Oed nidt bios Gle fatbplil6e Stride
erbdlt Son ben unparteiiI9en prisitsrn
Der bUlpen Wuien 6uetritts, neir. aud
Der protefantismus miro in ben Sys
pen perbbbnt, welbe psn aufrt6tiaen
Inbin9ern peSlelben nod etpas eelten
unp sbrpdrpis erideinen. Cine .Ncpis
tat" Der Mrt 1T: Der lirte SnfeL,
S&wanf in A AuSissn, norm als
5auptperiOn Der pfarrer @usuit DELI
berg fsurirt. Seine llnlhulp fibrt i'm
in Der &sicens nit elmer ll%ntefannten an
bsrd@tiste Srte-po er einem Sorses
ieBten, rsm GOnffprialratb 3prmbod.
besssnet Der lid trpB leiner srbea1sl>
ten Iuaenb ais srauer SIneer ents
puppt. preoiser unp GonTfpralratb,
bic beieen Mdnner, wel6e rem prptstans
tiitsn Uplf als ebnpdrpis srldeinsn, bic
IraSer ees pdrpsspaen seifliGen amtsS
anr Vernfe5 wsrern ta inter Nufbietuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30

iein Grfaunen iiber bte 3upsrf9t Isiner
0ewdbrsleute, paB UNI biele Belt eie tpelts
lide WaGt pes papfes interchangeable
rrereen irdrre, funp CAB, unp ni6t beereis
fen fonnte tpie cieie HeSplution in'S @erf
seleBt peroen f5nntc, rpuroe ais 9lntport
ju Ebeil: n0ott bat feline Stride nod
ni&t perlahen. pdpite finb BON ibren
6eincen einaeferfert porpsn, aber Die 8irs
DE bat l4lisslih triumpbirt. llnp fe
miro wiecer tr%iumpbiwn."
Oaiu bemerft Der Nsp 9Jorf Oemotrat /:
Gin lontsrbures 3ufammsntrfen crr
umfdnee, eieien Grsdblunsen s~esendber.
Die mir Dor Der 5anc auf lreue unp @laus
ben annebmen miHen, 1T es, cas seraee
i'm sesenwdrtisen Nusenbltde bic politis
i9en @nselesenbeiten Stalisns iib in elmer
becenfliden Srilis befnpen, unp mad al
len Bert6ten, bic aus cieism 9anpe fcms
men, cine reSrlutiondre 8encuns berlels
ben ni1ts Ueniser als ~ ben unerparte>
ten Greisniilen seb5ren pirre. 8as cine
lcl9e an dberraidsnpen, psnr aud viels
lei1t nur SOriberssbeneen GrIdeinunsen
brinsen fSnnte, ldbt fi1 natirli6 ni6t
rcrausbere9nsn, renn Hspplutionen finp,
rpis rnan9s &ranfteiten, Der Grfabruns
mad untsrs6enbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30
>6esea oas 9eien i&ls9tsr s9riitsm

III i1pn 10 Sieles ssiast unp sei6rieten
lprrpen, PAP IS, rpenn nptmals iiber benz
ielben @esen ltano ~perbanoelt wercer fol-,
taft ben Anidein sepinnen f5nnte, ais
pieccrbcls man nur caS i1pn 70 uno 70
oft @elaste. @uein ielbt auf tisle @es
fabr bin, mS6ten mir spr;isli1. ea trpB
Der Sislsn Warnunsen cas llebrl cher ,us
als atsenemmsn Bat. bic aufmertiamfeit
unlerer Qeier auf Elm aud in fatbpli1den
6amiIien YieIfa6 seleienss 8latt, Die
9artenlaute", lenfen, Elm Ylatt weldes
in Yersuderter MmbIuuns bas @ift In
bic bergen Der Susene trdufeIt II. @laus
ben une Sitte u~ntersrdbt. @er ron Der
Sble6tisfeit css Slattes nod ni6t iiters
seuSt it, Der leie, mas 81. Carl S6Uepfs
fer iber caiielbe iast. Sn itiner S6rift:
Die 0artenlaube" Elm 8lid binter Die
GOuliIen Der nsueitsn Spurnalifif une
Ssitras CUR @eididte esiisn, mas bic
eeiepelt fi6 setaaen ldBt; )" beiet ss wSrts
lid: ugr (cer Serleser Der @artenlaube),
erfrebt cen llmfur; alIeS Sefebencen,
namentlid bic 3sriesuns ess Gbriiens
tbums. Die dritlide STRIDE 1T ibm
in ben Sob Yerba6t une sssen cieIe
mihen aGe sr5ssrn unp fleinern aufs
ldBe ieinsr 3eitIhrift mittsltar pcer uns
mittelbar 81 Selee sieben"... Die aifs
tisen Semerfunsen rperesn ssi6idt in
&pmane, in Sipsrapbissn, in Sdils
cerunsen Der Hatur, in Msilsberi6te &c.
einsepebt cenn 10 19musseln Iie l9 in
u%nbefansene Se,sen unpermsrtt Elm, 70
rrercen fe cur6 ben Yerliebensn Sintsrs
sruno padenp unp bleiben baften, BE-
lpneers rpenn iie pifant ausaelprc6en
fine unc eiren Sdein Don @atrbeit
fir lia baben.".... .Sebr besreiai6 ii
es, ca6 bic 0artenlaube um ibr Streben
elmer all9emeinen MufI5Iune
res Gbriitenttums ;u f5rrern jepe @eles
senbeit ersreift um bic 0eiili1feit uni
jecrn, Der fir ben @lauben pirft III serz
rddtisen unp la1erli1 III MAIDEN. -.
~Sie briGt jspe 0elesenbeit pom 3aune,
UNI Die 0eifliden, natirIi9 pie itrens-
slaubisen @eifli@en ais llnssbeusr rel
5eu&elei Der Selbfiu1t unp Ger Sart,
bersisfeit carsuiteaen.... .Gs bat III allen
3eiten @ewi6snsloie seseben, bic ibrer
Witmenlden 0lauben unp Helisipn Al
entwineen seIu6t baden aber nod nj,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30

Ne 8on Gre~unbesbane. Der pir
hermit bersli@ eanfen, sins uns bic
Namnner Der ct. Graneiseo CGaI.)
.Abfncpcf", pom "a. SUM- ~ une pa
telen mir nit Staunen cen folsenben
IrtifeI
Sin Wunoer. -Man I6reibt aus
Surembur1 49,. Wai: Die fi6 @ctt Der
l6err oft zines reutsen Climbers becient,
8unber ;u pirfen, bas babsn mir 9uremz
burger seftetn wierer eiumal 70 re&t Iebe
bait erfannt. Gin elenper &rippel, an
teioen GIeen selabmlt, auf &rifen eabers
bumpelnp, besab i& sefern sur @aqs
fabrsftr@e, INN paielbft su beiGten unp
iu communicated. &aum bate Der @rme
bic beilfse 6ofie i'm Wunee, ais er fd
freurts wie elm iunses &ebbdlein empors
i&pana felt auf feline ebsn nod 70 unbes
bclfeuen 8eine iprans. feline Sriden meg
mart uno frdftis einberwanreIte. Dars
mad anea9tspOues Staunen unp Subeln
pb bes Wuncers, eas Der Serr an rem ae,
rinefen ieiner Diener sewirft. Wan
ttlrst gum biidbFtden paIais, ramit Der
Ibatbefant fetsetellt ,perps. Gbe nod
has ssitli6e @eridt ;uiammsns unc bic
5ecer;ur Iufnabme pes Yrctpeous amaze
lest mar, crans bic &unpe bes @eIdebe:
men aud su ben Sbren Der weltli6en Sc
rs6tisfeit, eeren Ssrtrster fd seranlast
fanc, ben Nuneermann son @nsef6t
;u Anset9t gu teieben, unc rsiIen pby.
iir9ncmie nit einem bereits ayifrten
Stedbrief in psrslet6snre Ss,iebuna III
iesen. llnp iiebe ea! Seine gbnuna
battle Jpn ni9t betrpsen: unler sptttez
snace!er 0unrermann entpuprte li6 ais
Elm Seriebener SpiBbute aus eem
8elsiiben, Gem Die SebSrssn 1dcn Ianae
auf ben Verien ipartn. I'm feline from
men @Snner ;u drsern, tetauptete Der
Glente, Elm tslsilber @eiili6er babe i'm
NIT 26O Sranes beitpben, UNI In 0urems
burg bel @%elesenbeit Ger @aufabrt pieies
Wunrer gu wirfen. Der S6ancli6e
mill raeur6 bic Meinuns tstarfen. ais
sebe man in 9ursmburs samit UNI, bic
ellaf elctbrfnsilbe @uneetbaterei aud
in cas fremce 9ane Ger Nl;ettr III serz
pHansen,"
Wir pilItn, pae Is i'm euremburser
Sanee cine Scrte 9euts aibt cencn Der
fatbpliihe @laute itrer 8dter Elm Dorm
i'm @use 1T. Diele 9suts beisen jerss
Mittel wilfpmmsn, cur6 cas ie ibrer
0utb sessn bic Relision auscrud sez
ben unc bic Oiener eerleltcn l6ls6t
MAIDEN fSnnen.
Wtr baben ldon in elmer friberen
Summer carauf binsepisIen, pae lpl6e
Iasneril6e Irtifel, bic ni9t allein in
Der ceuti&en, ionrern aud in Ger
reutid : amerifaniIdsn prefe bic 8unce
MAIDEN, aus ibren Gepern itammen.
Was 8atreS an obissr Gei6i6tc 1T,
entnebmen mir Der Summer pes yeus
remburser @OrteS" pom II. Mai. cas
bariter wSrtli& ME fplst ipri&t:
~0etern Worsen sins Elm iunssr
Mann, Gin Nopise aus Irlpn n. sur bl.
8Ommunion, Der iIb ;psier Sridsn bsim
0eben tecient, rpenn er einen et,pas llnz
germ We9 MAIDEN muS. AlS eerlelbe li6
mad Der beilisen &cmmunipn aus Der
Stride westssab, ideint er 70 in 0span>
ten sertieft sepeien su iein, RAP er feline
Srdden mitsunebmen Sersas. pa bat
man ibm oieielbtn nadsstrasen unp or
bat fe nit Danf entsesensenpmmen. +"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-30
Sine m~srfmirsiss Yrap6e3siums

Glne mertmurotBe Yr0pbcjeiunR
brinst in elmer ieiner lesten Nummern
Der Nep g)orf Seralp.
Die "prOpbstin-ip last sr = lei cine
franS6fI6e Npnne, HamsnS Maria Ga
taite, rern ~eeten unp @erfe" suert i'm
Sabre 1S47 eriditnen, uno ibr ieitcem
in Gom ben &uf elmer inipirirten Sebez
rim einsebra6t baben. Sic I6rieb ibre
propbsSeisunsen nod ~ 9ebseiten ces
Sprsinsers plus TX. auf rem 81. Stub:,
@rssprs XVI. nisbsr; fe Iaste ras
Scpesjabr rsiIelben ras % jdbrise pons
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The sun., 1873-10-22

much interest is manifested by leading
Republicans in and out of Congress that
the Cookies should not be forced TO turn
over what they still possess under the
bankrupt law and let the creditors be
protected by it. The politicians who drew
stiprnds at the First National, and others
who took their pay in bonds when ready
money was not convenient, are extremely
anxious to avoid the courts. They claim
to admire jnstice in the abstract, but do
not relish it, application, when the prnc-
teal effect might bc to tell the world at
what price they were habitually pur-
chased
One case Of great hardship il related ~
having occurred on the day of the crash mt
the FIRST National Bank An officer of the
army on the staff of Il distinguished Gen
cral had deposited about $1,000 toward
noon. Descending the staircase he was
followed 10y II person who turned out To ho
the ianltor, who on reaching the entrance
upon the street began TO close the doors.
The officer asked why he did this, and the
ianitor replied that he was only obcying
orders. Alarmed by this sign lie returned
up stairs, demanded hi. money, aud was
answered "lt l. too late The lips of that
officer are sealed. but they may bc opened
10y Congressional investigation. To
name him now would be- to Invite the vcn-
gtau'c of hi >upcriJrs.
But when these thousands were de-
pos ted llE\RE II. COOKE and the bank
officers knew that JAW COOKE & Co. had
stopped raymcut, and that the First Ma
tioual was broken, because all the public
uud private q, posits had been carried of
to prop MP their crumblug columns. And
now the religious papers which rccom-
mcndod the Northern Pacfc to their sub
cIihcrs aul lcl thousands to ruin. and
clcrgymon who prcaCh uprightucss, are
pleading Tor the aid of Congress to rescue
these ruined >pcculators and to give them
more millions of the peoples money.
Every houdho,der, whether innocent or
corrupt. Is an interested advocate OF this
new jobbcry, and the strange spectacle is
presented of teachers of religion aud mcr-
ccnary knavcs forming lobby to plumber
the Treasury under the tnn sguise of ex-
tending relief to the victims of glRrng
imposturc. Let Congress try the expcri-
mput If IL darpe.