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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-10-09

Seth Green, the superintendent of the
State fisheries, has received by express u
shad from Tidioute, Pa, and with it let
ter from ii. III. Cummings. q merchant of
that place. Mr.. Cummings states that the
accompanying fish was caught, with 4
number Of others, in the Allegheny river
at that place on the 4th of September.
The fishermen who took these fish at once
recognized them as strangers in those
waters and raised an inquiry Hence this
sample was forwarded to Mr. Green. He
at once recognized it as shad, as, for that
matter, any one who is at all familiar with
that species of fish would readily do SO.
The fish is thirteen inches and onc-halt
long and well developed. OF the origin
of these fish taken at Tidioute there can be
no question whatever. On the 3Oth day
of June, 1872, the employees Of Mr.. Green
deposited in the Allegany river ut Sala-
manca, twenty five thousand young shad
taken the day before from the fishing
works on the Hudson. These fish were
sent to the Allegheny by request of Pro-
fessor Baird, United States fish commits
soner at Washington, who was engaged in
the work Of stocking the Mississippi with
shad by planting them in its tributaries.
This shad that was sent to MIR. Green j.
about the size it should be at the age OF
fourteen months, and is Of course one o
the lot deposited in Salamanca. Tidioute
the place where it was taken, is about
sixty miles below Salamanca, and these
shad We're doubtless making their way tc
the place where they first found a home il
the river. 1t is probable they had beer
down the Mississippi and true to the habi
OF their kind We're returning to the place
OF their nativity so far as they We're able
If shad will live in the Mississippi and it
tributaries to the age and size of these, th,
experiment of stocking these waters ma,
be regarded as successful. ALBANY Jour
nal
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After All the Wakeful Years.

i it then SO hard to die:
l4lic hath not such unmarried bliss
Attcr the last parting cry.
Death i but blank nothngne>S.
Now il >cemeth sad to be
Laid in some drear chamber dead,
While the loved ones tcartullv
Move around With awed. huShed tread.
Then We shall be sleeping deep.
Theirs, moi ours. will be the tear:
l. ii then 50 hard to sleep,
After all the Waketul years
" hal should make II, fear OF fail
That we never wake again:
" hat is death, that we should quail
l. il not sure end of pain:
Perfect ~lumbor, perfect rest,
No more heat. or rains. or snow
No more hopeless weary quest.
No more fading of litt'S rose.
No more >orroW-landS Ia reap;
No more waking unto tears
l. it then 50 hard to sleep.
tiIcr All the Wahctnl wears:
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70 PRESERVE GREEN GRAPES. Take
the largest grapes before they commence
to turn ripe; stone and scald them. Take
three-quarters of Il pound of angar to each
pound of grapes clarity il as for aprirots;
then boil the grapes in it until soft, but
not to Jam; skim them out and put into
jars with the syrup.
TO PRESERVE PEARS Take pears not
quite ripe and peal off the skins. Prepare
a syrup with thrce-qnalters of II pound Of
sugar to each pound of fruit. Melt it and
boil for half an hour, removing all the
scum which rises. Put in the pears. and
let them boil for ten minutes, or ust long
enough to soften a little; then take ont,
and cover tightly with paper wet IN
whiskey on alcohol, and cover with an
other paper placed over the mouth Of the
jar.
SrICED CANrELorE We prefer the
rough skin, firm fruit, though ripe, We
tried the large California citron this year
and found them very good. Take out the
seed, cut and pare, then cover the whole
quantity with good cider vinegar. We
used large earthen crock and let ii stand
over night Next morning measure the
vinegar and throw away the half of it,
Then to every quart that is left add three
pounds Of sugar, and put it on the stove
with the fruit and let il simmer until you
think it done | think we did ours over
two hours. Don't forget to cook with il
| half an ounce Of cloves and one ounce of
cinnamon. | suppose that amount Of spice
TO every quart Of juice is the right way,
but only put that quantity to five pnts Of
Juice or vinegar. ! also used white sugar,
and think it cheap as any. | know good
cook who does the most OF her spicing and
preserving in tin pans, and followed her
example with my spicing and had no
trouble; there is more danger Of burning
preserves
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| launchru ana uscu lOf that purpose. On
| the lst Of February the coal gave ont, and
the ship was then made to supply wood
| instead Till the lSt Of April the time
! was spent III much the same manner When
! the party began TO consider the propricty
OF leaving 10 seek their way to some spot
where they might be picked up by some
vessel 10 enable them to do this Mr.
| Chester the chief mate, with the assistance
OF the carpenters and Mr John Booth, set
to Wolk to build two boats the necessary
materials being got from the vessel Zach
! Of the boats was tWenty five teet hong
| with i've feet beam, square ut each end
but turned up, and capable OF CARRYING
seven men with stores supposed to last for
two months. lhe middle of Nav arrived
before the boats were completed, owing
to the great difficulty there was in max inc
materials necessary Reconstruction. Mean
while the other members of the party were
| buSily engaged in packing up provisions.
carrying wood from the wreck and At
other times Il hunting expedition would
be engaged in. A reindeer was brought
down. and some rabbits We're shot and
as may be supposed. these formed Il very
great luxury. Thr explorers remained
enjoying the comforts of their hnt and the
sport which turned up to them occasionally
till the 81 of June, 1878, when they bid their
EsquimauN friends goodbye. embarked
in their boats, with as much provision
as they could take with 'hem, and sought
their way south, stopping occasionally at
islands that came in their way. While
still seeking their way south, ut about
twenty-five miles south of Cape York, the
hearts Of ali We're gladdened by the ap-
praranrn of a vhalin~ vessel which nrnvrd
to be thr Rayouscroi@ of DunIcr
.,,,, ,,r,,-,.
H.
apt- Ailrh' "l 'le haVrh>rtal%' giNeS
tilr i'l"" my account ol lh' PithIn4 up OF
tne caSlaWayS Nn the morning OF Inc 80
Oh June at : ~ W. 'hc Io"k"H' rom me
tfoW nest repoI'"t mat party, sup
poNeu To pc ESlolil'alN' were ln'kill thrlf
way over tne pack zee toward the Shlp. Al
ihlS tlihe lhtN We're a l"h% way distant
pfooaolN 10 OF t mics ana appeared lo
move very SLOW hN 4 W. lh' Ntr9h-
gers llaH 'uN "il'tu Il lilll' VI tNo htt'VI'
'ii', ''iilr |" " naIl- we 'ouiu tll.h just
iil''h' oll' Iiii' lh'S were MOI E'l''ilht'iN.
ana couid distinguish IVY" poalS' rach "i
"hi'h olNl,laNtu Slil'iI nay on II 'o!e' hu'
owing 10 the distance ah'l reIractloh II WaN
almost lhlp"HNlole 10 make inns "ii WIN
certainty however, c"ilciuu'l@ Ihel ny"
seen us our ensign was holSt'd as fepN
SlShiti' ana eighteen pIched men were sent
OH 10 ofehdef amy assistance frqulfeu' Wh'l'
the strangers We're observed To driach tWool
their number III the direction OF the vessel
men these met our party the WhoIe pro
etedrd onward L" Tine n"alS, ana Il m"SS'h-
ger was sem h''cN TO INFORM It's ol lhc new
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Hints to Nursing Mothers.

The Journal of Health SAYS: Women
who are nursing babies should never drink
tea. If | had time could tell YOU in plain
terms the reason for this assertion | do
not believe in tea for any one outside the
countries where it is raised | have no
doubt that there if is a national blessing.
Americans need no such astringcnts, no
such hncrye-quickenerS That drinking
is one great cause Of nervousness among
our women believe every thinking man
and woman will agree; and often wish
that our first row with our mother country
had been over something worth fighting
about instead of an old tea-chest. Oat
meal Indian meal, cruel and cocoa, or
chocolate, are the beverages to he partakrn
of by the women who nurse babies These
insure quality as we'll as quantity, and
made OF rich good milk, can he freely par
taken of There is no need of IN ordinary
young woman growing thin because She
is nursing Then again infants should
be held as little as possible. trotted and
rocked never. Accustom yorl baby at once
to the bed OF crib, and insist whatever
Your nurse may say to the contrary. upon
its sleeping alone. Then feed Your baby
regularly, and disabusr your mind OF the
impression that il is hungry every time it
makes noise No woman should nurse
her infant ottener than twice in the night
and at six months this should he stopped
entirely, i'll order to guard the mother
against the exhaustion which follows in
evitahly upon the keeping up of this un-
natural night drag. Once in two or three
hours during the day is also quite often
enough. Bear in mind, also, that your
baby wants, and must have, cold water to
drink daily Begin first, and Immediately,
with tea-spoontll, allowing the child 10
be its own Judge as to the quantity Give
Your babies room enough to breathe and
plenty of sunshine, and my word on il
YOU will have no trouble; mothers can do
this by taking proper care of themselves.
The present system of bringing up chill
drcn is an abomination but what more can
be expected with SO little preparation for
life and its duties on the part of our women?
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\ HINT roe YotNG AlEN. Not long ago
Young man of this city had most favor
able opportunity to enter n business house
in this state, al a large increase over his
present salary, with a prospect Of soon
getting Il place in the firm His recon
mcndations We're tirst-cl;ss and the officer,
of the institution were decidedly pleased
with his appearance They, however, made
him no proposals, nor did they state then
favorable Impressions \ gentleman ct
this city was requested TO ascertain where
the young man spent his evenings, and
what class of Young men We're his asSoci
ates 1t was found that he spent several
nights of the week in a billiard room on
Main street, and Sunday afternoon drove
Il hired span into the country with three
other Young boodS He j. wondering
why he didn't hear from the house con-
corning that coveted position. [Nping
field MON.
The latest in the way of sclt-prai1e is au
Indiana editor who played Il few tunes on
an old banjo under his Office window and
then thanked the serenadcr in his nr>I
issue for delightful music.
Somebody advertises for agents to sell
work entitled HymCncW hisitHct0r The
best hymeneal instructor we know of Is Il
young widow What She don't know there
is no use in learning.
A pretty and well-lressed Young lady.
after looking at several pairs of gloves.
lavender-colorcd, in shop, lately, shocked
the assistant by asking him which pair he
thought the ''lavcnderest
Barnum wants TO get nightmare to en-
hibit in his circus. Let him eat 4 mincc
pie, three sausages, II dozen pickles, a
plate of salad and Il few pigs feet at mid
night, and 90 at once to bed and he will
have one in less than two hours.
Never forget what Il man has said to
you when he was angry If he has charged
you with anything, You had better look it
up. Anger is bow that will shoot some
times where another feeling will not
''Drunk, as usual!" said 4 professor, re-
proachlully. on meeting Il dissipatcd stu
dent i'll the park. mo, s-r; not drunk
'sus'l-ll'l drunk IN us'l. replied the stu
| dent
Daniel O'Connell. the Irish orator, was
applied to by q friend for his autograph,
to which he replied, Sir, never send
utographs-Yours, Daniel O'Conncll"
Beauty devoid of grace is mere hook
without the bait,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-12

Butter and chessa ore almost indispensi-
BILE articles Of food. Properly need. fhay
ate nutritious end hesi.hy; bnt On inofdi.
dyspepsis. Owen Gstfney's Sunday Com
tort. Jndic,o orsly used will remove both Of
there tror blse
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON o. q. 4 A. n. n.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
TRAINS On o. q. 4 A. 10. 70.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows.
NORTH NO. 8. NO. I. NO. Z.
Leave Irvine. 12,l5PH. $40 P \
Leave Oil City 800 A n. 2.3O P n 7,6OPx
I" Pet. Cen $50 Z" 3.37 8,33 /"
4" Titusv. 7,l0 " 4,25 9,l5 ="
Arrive Cory, $50 800 /" 1910 "
No. e--Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City $50 4 n; Pet Centre,
l0,l3j Titusville, II. .05; AT. Cory, IL, 2,40pm
SOUTH. No. 2. NO. 1. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1855 A Y. $40 A \. 6,20PN
Titusv. 1920 P \. f,90 7,S0 3"
P. Cen. l,20 SIT /" 8.l5;"
Arrive q. City 200 500 (" 800 "
" Irvine 800 ll.38 "
No. l0-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory l,40 p m; Titnsv, 2,65; Fet
Ceotre. 366; Ar at OH City, 80 %.
~ No. S and 6 run on Sunday.
tECommenc og Nov. Sd trains will run
by Phiisdriphis time. which 10 TEN MIN.
uTEs FASTER than our time. ...
]. ]. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt
G. J. HEPBuRS. Asst o,lpt.
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station for Jamestown, N. T., and connection
with A. 4 @. ". trains esst aud vest Connects at
Warren with trains east and west on the p. 4 &.
R.R. ID. TiiArER Gen'l Supt.,
Dunkirk, New York.
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PhilallelphAA n Erie Railroad

f. WINTER TIME TABLE
IN and srer sunday Oct. 2sth, 1877, the Trains
on the;philadclphis ~ EHie Railroad twill run as
f0llOws:
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~ GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hsu'i Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
tn.ly TOR family use.
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6hmimmen

!. 4reis &arI 3aab, gouiaston; 2. Dtto@ermana,
6bieBen.
1. .Erets: 8. 8enber, Cincinnati; 2. Utn. Neuer,
stnc.n1att; 3. y. @eper, Cincinnati; d. ". @latts
parrot, grte; 5. ghind, Cincinnati; 6. Charles Sos
lep1, Cincinnati; Z. 81. Sirgens, Cincinnati; 8.
gSrI: &odb, Cincinnati; 8. @nn. Met5h, Cincinnati
IL. Dttotrlar Sopf Cincinnati; Ii. 0m. Stibe,
cincinnati; IL. 6. Sirsets, Cincinnati.
YreiszGurnen Der 36slin9e.
|. qreis: 6. @ilopsfi, Milwautee; 2. Gbw. Deu:
erti!eper, Yeorta, Sas.; 8. Sobn 8eder, Snbiana.
polls, 4: ebas. gaber. Stem Al6anp; 5. Sobn SO:
pei, eenst9ton; s. 8. 81. SteGer, Cincinnati Z
S9as. Alaer, Snoianapolis; 8. gbas. Seioer, Gin
etnilaft; .. Sobn 8atb, 9eoria; 10. s. Gbert, @bi
cage; IL. Carl BOIfer, Chicago.
Deflamtren.
!. Hress: 5. 9tole, Ranias gitp; 2. 81. &rurnnte
e9'ca9o; D. Sultus Robn, @bicago.
Ra6 Der greissgertbeiluns o~rsanilirte fd
eln l%rnpol anter 3us Der Don benz Seltpraiiben
ten 9eflbrt wuroe, nnb in mel6em bic gbren
oanten uno bic preissefronten Burner nit ben
Miufteorps bic Spite bilbeten. SIS mar Ell,
tornalt9er Triumpb3us, Der iid bur1 ELM
boble 9afle pon Neusierisen mad peri6iebe
men &reu5= nnb GuermarIden mad benz Gans
booen roanote, rpo ii1 alsbaIo bas iunae Sol
eoneentrirte nnb bis ipat am Nbeno amiilirte
uno banit ruar bas Seitprosramm seidlofIen
meldes in elmer @eiie burdsefabrt tporbe,
II. bic ben Settern bes Seftes sur gbre se
rei9t. .
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fte. llnb 10 tuirb es fi6 ferner ereisnen, baB, Jos
melt SteIb, Better u. GO. In Betratbt fomtner, bies
lelbert ben StbIuB jieben f0nnen, baB bic Deutlhen,
its @e9ertlate gu Denen, bic MIR ais Dut1men bes
ibrteber, baben, NIT ibnea banbeIn merben. Die
melt ibsr benz 8srside Der beiieren Wufhausbriid5e
et'tes gobelbaiiers f~fintenber 8ierb0fer.h
Die Stem gorfer Staatsseitune" beuerft
81 bieiem S6anbz unb S9mabartifel: ,,gs
1T Elm sarftises Bib, has f9 ba entfaItet:
tpte Der Gtatipismis unb Temperen,s 5anatiss
mus bas @eidmorenen=S nfitut au mibbrauz
den fn9t um feinerl 6aB sesen anbere gla=
ttonalltdten unb anbers Denfenbe su fablen,
pte Die emp0rten 9eutiden 5i9 in ibrem
9rtrtrt gu. elmer 9ummbeit, in SsSorm Der Berz
bansuns Der seldaftIiden &bt iber cine BEL
lenen S~eftrebun9en Sranirte Sirn1a, ~perleiten
lieben unb' tpie bieier Sdritt ber ratipiftiiden
Yrefie einen Wutb=glusbru9 entIodte, in benz
tie tbren sansen, porber 10 naibiam unterbriide
ten 9aB, ibre san5e Sntoleran3 sesen bas
nfrembe Clement" ofenbarte.
IS uerlobnt ftd, biefen S9anbartifel Der
vGbtca9o Zines" forsfdItis gu lefen, 10 f9wer
oies aud einem Deuti1en porfommen mag.
User fam leugnen, baB 10, pte Der 8erfaHer
oteies Mrtifels i9reibt, Elm GROCER Tbeil Der
einseborenen Mmerifaner benft, aber ni1t su
tdretben ober gu ipre6en ,pa9t? - Sc 1T
gang gut, rpenn iid bieie 2eute selesentIi6 bic
2arue felbit abreiben. Mir ieben bann, tpie
penis Wertb In ben Musen bieier ~unierer
Mitblrser ale bic suten gisenidaften Der
Seuti6en babert ia, uie serabe biefe berbaIs
ten miihen, INN bic Spottlut u~nierer "fellow
citizens gu befriebisen. Sian merle iid, rpie
bteler Bump pon Der LINES" bic beutIde
Spariamfeit unb Geniislamfeit, bic bur1 Die
atnerttanifde archaeological unb Sdminz
oelet boppelt nnb bunbertfa6 sere9tertiste
gorge I'M oas rniibiam gr,uorbene perb0bnt
SIT ben Iusen bieies Menl9en iteben Der
pornebme amerifaniide Banfl9minbIer unb
1etne tn ieioenen Seben berumitolsirenbeg Sour.
ttane ptel b0ber, als Der pon @rfterem I'm lei.
ne g%riparniie betrosene Arbeiter unb feline
Srar, bic fi6 I'M SdmeiB hires Mnsefidts
%obseplast unn ii9 unb tbre Rtnber ebrli6 gu
ernabren unb einen Notbpfennig aa eribrt.
gen. Aaes, mas rs Yrosent Der beutIden
gtnpanoerung fir bic gntrpidelung bieies
Sanoes setban, gilt bieiem Meni9en Ni9ts.
unb bas 1T Der @eift, in benz uns Elm GROCER
Sbetl u~nierer Dsitbirger entsesenfommt
bern oieier Meni9 fpri9t, rpie fbon bemerft,
nur aus, mas 9auienoe, ia, Miaionen Nnbe.
re benfen!
flno bod 1T babel Elm Troit. Die Wutf
bteier nnferer lieben Mitbirser roare nidt fl
grob, tuenn iie nidt susleid ibre Dbnma6i
fablten. 9ie 8ere6tisunS nfrember" Site
in bieiem 0fii9maid BON NationaIitaten,
wel6en bic amerifanifde Station bilbet, pirt
triumptiren bas fablen fe uno tpiHen fie,
barunt ,piithen he fo.M 90
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Gin Sitter bes 0ebaltbiebffahls.

Ser @ebaItbiebftab bes Iebten gonore5Ses
Der 9lei9 benz Credit MobiIier gdminbel
tol9te. rief i'm san5en 2anbe einen 10 lauten
S1rel Der gntrditung beruor, bab ii6 feIbft
republ1tanti9e Stats gonpentionen aen6.
t9t9t seieben baben, bieien freden Naub am
9olfe 81 peroanamen. SSnmitten ber furdtz
barren Corruption mar es Elm erfreuIides
Se.ben, bab has beleibiste goIfssefubI Die So
LITTER gu btefen gerbammunssurfbeilen spano
uno baB ft9 uiele MttgIieber, aus ssurdt Dor
Der ofentlt6en Metnuns, seapeisert BADEN,
1bren Antbetl an bieiem freden &aub an;uz
nebmen.
Scum 1T aber giner ou~faeitanben, Der bie5en
Gaub often pertbeibist unb fid aIeid,eitio
gum N.tter oes SreSit Mobilier @9winoeIs
aufmirft!
IS 1T bies fein @erinserer aIs Der gunz
oss1enator Carpenter BON @isconiin, Elm
Utunbftild Grants, Elm Mopofat unb Sd6nz
reoner pom iebr selauiser 3;unse. Senator
Carpenter bat otes !9eloenituf in elmer 9febe
nnternom'nen, bic er AM 26. SUM- in Seanesz
plae, Wtseon1ln, belt. Gr finbet es nidt
blos IN Oronuns, bab Der @onsreb ben Sc
bait ietner Utttslieber pon $4,000 auf $500
erbobte, fonoern er finbet foaar fein unredt
barint bab fi9 bic Mitslie6er ;uoIeid aud
bieie Gebaltserb0buns fur Die bereits p~erfIoiz
tenen 3,pei Sabre in bic Tafden ftimmten.
Ut 14ane itb gar nidt, Die $4,000 anaenom=
men utlo elnseitedt gu baben. SoIde Dinae
1eIen fbon otter uorsefommen unb Niemaab
'pilroe ptel gSeiens baraus semadt baben,
iper1,t ntbt fur5 uorber bur6 Die @rebit Wos
bitter unteriudung i'm 8olfe cine ,,franfz
bate" moralti9e Stimmuns beruoraerufen
mare.
Solgeridtis wast ii9 Damn Carpenter an
etne Sertbeioiguns bes grebit Mobilier
Sdrutnbels. Congratulations boben elm
ooafommenes 8edt sebabt, grebit MobiIier
4ctien su befiben. Collar ,nb 8atterfon ba<
BET, bios Die Summbeit ~besansen, bab fie Sic
Ssei9uloisuns abjuleusnen fn6ten Bic an
t9 ielblt gar ntdts unre6tes entbieIt. SIS
)abe bteien 2euten etnfa6 Der moraIiIde
gdutb 9efeblt sl erflaren: @ir baben Grebit
Ietien sebabt unb batten Elm poues
.tedt ba5u! 8tnsbam Don Ohio, ber bieIen
.moralii9en Mutb" an ben Saa leate, bat
Id mad Carpenters MusIesuns elm eroBes
5erbtenf erporben unb iene Gonaresmitoiiez
er, bic tire Nntbeile am gebaltraub oninahz
ten nno bebtelten, Seisen einfad, baB fe
moraIiiden Mutb" beiibem unb perbienen
afir Elm ~beionberes Sob! {
Dime 3meifel biIbet iid Senator Carpenter !
6aB aud er bnr6 bic offene 8ertbeibtsune +
er Slener Der Corruption gang auberorSents 4
9en urnoralif9en Nutb" an ben Saa Ieat, ;
dbreno ieoer 9eipobnlt9e Mann, Bel benz
o9 i1i9t anes &e9tlidteitssefabI eritorben .
t. lem Auftreten einfa6 als cine unerbort B
ede Sdam.lofisfeit beseidnen mub. SIS 1T ii
e perforperte S9anbe, bic, ftatt ii6 Dor allen g
Ufeniden 5u perbersen, ben Ropf j.
ID trast unS it6 nit ibren MifIetbaten + +
iiftet. /"
Wir stauben ibrisens ni6t bab es Seuten &
e Carpenter 8elinsen miro, burd feline bi
den Winfefaiise bic @e9tsbesrife bes g.
1blifunas in bieier Mnselesenbeit su uertuirz 2.
Ste SADIE 1T gu einfa9. Man fann 3,
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Dem Cincinnati goIfsbIatt" fSnnen
tp,r aus better aneQe ueritdern, baB Senator
thurman gar ni9t baran benft, aIs @ouz
perneurs=G anbibat aaf3utreten. Mues ,pas
Der Commercial nnb Elm paar anbere enaliide
Blatter oariiber sefabeIt baben, Iaaft auf
,riti'ses 0sldpas btnaus unb sebSzt in bas
@ebiet bes BIe9s.
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Gebanfenipane.

Die amerifaniide 8epubIif uurse BON ;brer
grinoern auf benz breiten Sunbamente Sc,
au9emetnen 8olfsfreibeit erridtet. Sc II
gut, baB bas 8olf surueiIen an bieSe Ibot.
laden erinnert 1pirb. SIS mar bic Wbiidt Be,
9rnnoer, oab nnter ben peiten SaIten Be,
Sabne Der ytepubIif ale S9i6ten unb aIaiz
len beg golfes Sas &e9t baben folen, fid
tbres Saietas anb ibrer MenI6enmirbe AZ
e~rfreuen nnb ibr Glif mad ibrer eioenen
ueher5aM9an9 an5uitreben, 70 Ianae tie Sic
Hebte 4nberer ni9t beeintra6tiaen. Sc
9iebt aber beut 5u Sage Seute, tpelde bic urz
fpriin9ltden 3wede Der Gepublif aan, per-
sefen baben. Sic biIben iid Elm, IaIes bos
ptel better gu uerfteber, ais @a1btneton, Ssefz
ferion nno bic @rinber Der 3epubIif. Sic
baben it9 ibre eisene Contribution %aemoGt.
beren uornebmiter Sat Iautet: u9ie &epublif
tuuroe fur BITE N%nserpablten erridtet, mir
aber iinb Die M%user1pdbIten. nnfere glnz
fi9ten maiIen berrf6en, benn fe finb Die
aaein ri6tisen." IS Seist 1ib biefer eneber,ioe
unb berridfldtise @eift in Der anmasenben
Sepormunonn9siu9t unb Der p%erfoIaunos=
la9tt9en unbuloiamfeit, nit ueL6er bic ssSa=
natlfer iebt ilberau auftreten.
Wfo9e it'd bas 9olf erinnert, bab bic Ireiz
pert Den Sellen biloet auf rpeldetn bic Gepuz
PIT rubt. @s erlaube ben Sanatifern, bieien
5ellen unter fali6en Gormdnoen su unter=
)oblert ino sas gauge republitanii6e @ebdube
tlr5t %5uiannmen!
Mtr Seutf6en ioIen uns amertfa=
9as ,pirb uns ale Gage aeprebiat.
oatn.t seiast iein 1oa, baB mir Bic
agt1gett uno eolen Setten bes amerifaniIden
Solts9aratters annebmen 1oLen, 10 la6en
,,r uns oteien suten 8atb redt ser,, sefaaen.
eenn uns aber Bite Inbeter ober gertuider
II Corruption, bic 8enoilen, SebIer unb
'lener bes CREDIT Mobilier S6minbeIs unb
'ebaltoiebffabls, Die S6ufte, bic bas 8oIf 5
II ieee moslt6e Betie befteblen, bic uornebz I
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Die Berfafnn9s : Gonuention bleibt in
Columbus! Sin 8eidluB 5u bieiem gnbe
purbe am Sreitas paiiirt un6 bic @inlabuns
mad @leuelanb NIT Danf abselebnt. Die
Convention pertaste iid am Samitas unb
uiro fi9 am s. Suli in Columbus mieber
periamnaeln. Dos 1T p~erninftig. GoIum,s
bus III cine auberit sefunbe unb reinIi6e
Stabt un6 bietet ales, tpas bic Convention
i1ar ~uerlansen fann. Mus Der Meieeruna
mad Gleuelanb iiber3uliebeIn, muB geidlofIen
ruerben baB bic Mitglieber entf9loHen iiinb,
ibre Mrbeiten 10 idnea ais ttoslid 5l poIen=
ben. ginuerifanben