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National Republican., 1873-03-10

From the TItusNille Herald.l
lie whom his enemies have warned US against
as dictator In his opening address dlssuAdes
from enlarging or extending our military force,
and denounces war as expensive, demorallzing
and In violent opposition TO the benign spirit Of
civilization. lie who has been held up as tram
pllng on the Constitutional make ruthless war
on Santo Domingo appears here as mOdestly de-
clining TO urge again any proposition for the ac-
QUESTION OF territory. Again does the President
citizenship shall be guaranteed the black and
education secured TO them, while leaving the
question Of social equality ouuide the province
Of legislation, subject to conditions entirely per-
sonAI and relative. To the restoration Of har-
mony; to the revival Of a lAnguishing commerce;
TO the fostering OF home industry; 10 the pro-
civil service; 10 a humane and persistently
pacific Indian code; to these simple yet magnih-
cent OBJECTS does he dedicate his administration.
National Republican., 1873-03-10
Iho uckethOlderg, a,I A HIollgws n ~.
Total, lO.OOO ollLs, alI cash :.

Total, lO,OO Ous, AL CaAh ,'.''.,...,...,. 0pW0
Toprovide means for this mSRniheent Concert QUO
dundfed thousand tickets Qnly will be Issued, large
uoTtion Of which are already sold, al
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets 80, halves ~, And, quarters sabO
Elsyen whole tckss tSE 500 ~ discount on lesS
ate for presents than cets to this Oh wealth
Salia 0 Ths o6ect u this lrd dift CePseTt i the
OF Kentucky, which, by the special act authorizing
eitiEens of every State This Concert will be con.
nected Ike tho fIst and second heretofore given
and full particulars Of the mode Of drawing the gifts
and paying them and everything necessary TO
thorough understanding Of the scheme, from beein
oulsr which viii Be fuTniShed free of cost 70 any
who apply, The entire management OF this under
taxing has been committed by tht trustees TO Hon.
THOMAS J.. BRAMLETTE, late Governor Of Ken
tuckY, 70 whom all oQmmunieAtons pertaining TO
the Gift Concert should be addressed.
II, H. DURRErT, President.
W. n, HALDEMAN, Vice President
JOHN 3. CAIN, Bec'y Public IlbTAry OF Ky.
FARMERS AND DROYERS' BANK, Treasui or
A the time for tho Concert IL close at hand.
ApTil el parties wanting tickets should send In
their orteTt Immediately, II they wonld avoid the
ruhh and delay Absolutely unavoidable In the few
days preceding the drawing. All orders and Appll.
cations for agencies, circulars and Information Will
meet with prompt attention.
TH0S. {. BRAMlITTE, LOUISVILLE, A.
lans wSs2m Agent Public Library NY
National Republican., 1873-03-10

business Hours at the Executive Mansion.
trtl ne ih n March the PrssidsH ria dsrOts
hs forenoon, rom sSO 10 ~ otIook, 70 Senators and
Members. The general reception n risitOrs In The
afternoon, FROM 10 10 ., UiH Be discontinued, and
cn,y those rso haze important oUsineSs Wm h
dilotrcd intSrric1s.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

wArrTRsoS, Of the Louisville Courier
Journal cay. that II Is Ibis business to tell
tho truth" Who would have thought ~
National Republican., 1873-03-10

can wipe out those terrible pages OF contra
dictlon and evasion that have become part
and psrcal Of the historyof the country. There
Is some trnih in what Mr.. Colfax says about
the treatment ho has received from portion Of
the press. The Tribune and othcr Journals
fhirly screamed for his life, and when that
angel Of iight and purity, Mr.. Fernando
Wood, offered resolutions Of impeachment,
warmly and unanimously applauded him
The spectacle Of Mr.. Wood leading the I'M
parchment movement against the ex-vico
President was ono Of the most ridiculous in
oidents Of the credit mobilicr drama Il was
Satan rebukiug sin. On the main point Of
Mr.. Colfa1's case, 90 to whether he did or
did not receive twelve hundred dollars div
idends from Mr. AIMEE, there Is and ever will
be a doubt. The moro warm and devoted
Of his friends, like the fifteen hundred clti-
tcns who signed tho curious document with
which he has been presented, will believe
him to be lnnoccnt others will, VIC suppose,
hold the contrary opinion. The mystery
will, In all probability, never be cleared up.
As TO the other portion Of his case that
which he himself madc--hi admissions, re-
fractions, contradictions, there can hardly be
q difference Of opinion. He has damaged
himself more than Mr.. Amcs damaged him.
II he iH entirely innocent he Is one Of the
most unfortunate Of men; and the most that
he can now expect from his countrymon !,
tho charity Of their silence,
As to Nj. Amcs, the country will await with
some interest his little performance this wcel
upon the North Easton boards.
National Republican., 1873-03-10
Flies In Amber.
PERSONAL,

tBy Carl Benson
The idea OF the dy IN ambeI-"Fde'G cot f4nefk
bus sie prstosd suis-s at least as old as Martial
and forms the subject Of one Of his eplgrams.
National Republican., 1873-03-10

TnE QUESTION In New York--whal shall
10 done with Foster2
National Republican., 1873-03-10
BOARDING.

SrASioIS hvoMS nND IAhLVhs' hVOSh
water In each room; 1aths A eomioItaele home
Potomac; bO Twenty ,hrstsL References. mh5SW'
DoARDlNG.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In good locality, convenient 10 the
Executive DeTsrtmehts. ApIly At s6 Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-03-10
The Policy ofthe Next Adminls,rurIo,

THE QUESTION in Alcxandria-Has the
"Polly Anne" arrived?
National Republican., 1873-03-10

THE QUESTION In washlngton-Who gave
Roosevelt that cane
National Republican., 1873-03-10

Tur QUESTION in South Boud-whst about
Mr.. ColfaH2
National Republican., 1873-03-10

THE euEsTIoS In North EastVn-what
shall be done with oakes Amcs7
National Republican., 1873-03-10

Tuesday, April y, 1873.
At this Concert the best musical talent thatsan
ure 10 the entertainments and TEN THOUSAND
DASH GIFTS, ARKresating vast total Of half mil.
lion dollars currency viii DO distributed BY lot 10
Tho hOlderN q fDllONFRg
National Republican., 1873-03-10

I IsT OF NEW BOOKS AT sHILLINGTONS
- BOOkSTORE,
Corner Four aud half street and Pennsyl, auiA
avenue.
sTrs oaerh Isinhfr % a9S sse2nd % npmscT now ready
San6an The Missing Link. hy Daniel Wilson,
MiddlenArch, by beorre Elliot; cheap edition
:, ,sant9 Dgminsn. with adlsnee a. Hnyti, ~ Samuel
An Open Question, by James De Mile Philip Earns
ellne, By the author q ought We 70 Visit Her, The
bull. Popular Science Monthly, March; all the
back numbers on hand, Eyery new book published
wards. febO
National Republican., 1873-03-10

The QUESTION In San Francisco -- What
shall be done with the hoodlums7
National Republican., 1873-03-10

t1- All communications, Nlubti On busipets
for publication. should be addressed 10 wx j. Nun
IAou. Proprietor NATIONAL REFuBtIcAS, waahins
ton. DC
National Republican., 1873-03-10
SPAIN.

THE QUESTION In Boston on-Wkat shalt no
doue with tho Sumner resolutions
National Republican., 1873-03-10
NEW MAGAZINES!

VIII all commence their NEW VOLUMES WITH
THE JANUARY NUMBERS. aud the public are In.
yited 10 RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
ANY MAGAZINE OR WEEKLY PAPER AT PUB
LISHERS RATES POSTAGE SAVED.
BLACKvOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND FOUR OF THE REVIEWS FOR fIfTEEN
DOLLARS A YEAR
LlTTELL's AGE, sS per yeur.
Address all orders for above 10
y. q. PARKER,
bookseller and Statiener,
627 seventh Street,
de1 OPPOSITE Post Once
National Republican., 1873-03-10
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Ew BOOKS AT BALLANTYNB,s.

The Culture of Pleasure; or, tho Enjoyment Of
Manderinls In Spain. by A, J. Y. Hare. e.
The Philosophy q Art By H. TAine.
eiona. q1Bn
HAnd6ook Of Moral Philosophy. by Caldcrwood
New edition OF the WaVerly novels. Seventy I'VE
WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
fcbsa - Seventh street, near = street.
National Republican., 1873-03-10
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lans wSsam AgsHtPH0lic Library ny
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Gin ipertbnoIl,es. 3. st eSespfs fiLl
81 IL t|yEa saas Baf u
l,pib i0on Die Grfabrung gelaa1tpbab
lber III Der Gr6e ifedenbe SbeI bon ben
f3aulpfliabb bbleH leDr 1elo fault, Ndnaentlid
ltuenn SCI sg00en ettUas feadl SOL
seaees 8ssseeat qs IBefn nillig II, Der
biuosrtNSas "a ne s5Oss S1o1sss:
9timn1 9ein6i, fo9e bdiielbet auf ,lnb
bermiI6e es nit pulperilirter 6olsfoble,
Big Die Sliiliisfeits sbiel Di9tigfeit BON ge=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entbdlt. 9ien1it itrei=
DE man Die YfoFen einu1al iiber, la1Ie ,Iie
trodnen un6 iebe bieieIben bann in, Sic
Groe. &ein Saruter miro ie erleben, SAP
Sc H}lslagsn'fat bie5en apitrid, ]linb
10 serihs, SAP ,uobt is6er Sen @sriu6
ma6en miro. Ser grfplg Dat gelebrt, SAP
Yioiten> bic aus oem ipsi1 itele9pl5e se=
6auen lpareil ua6Aent lie iieben Sabre
lang in per Groea b sefanoen batten> .iih
nod il benl}elbens 3llitanoe befanben, tuie
fltr5 1td9 seiit sNttffrei1en. Scan btoba1=
te ieoodp Die 8otIil6t,: baB man biep fa6=
le gut troden tperoen ldBt, ebe man bie=
lelben nit Der 6arbes ziiberfrei6t. 9ie
@rlparnib, pel6e 0aour6 4auf Die. .2dnse
Der 3eit gema9f .pir6, lit etne 5iemli1
bebeuten6e, oa 1bte~ Soften n,ir circa, 9
Gents per Yfoiten betragen. 4ate~ = a
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g ;Hs !, ~ :, . = :, esss ~ I,
en5=M a-b nj iinns. Ser vYatriot"
eiue iAHoncoro, g. s., erl l6einenoe 3ei=
ssa5dblt> 6ab inaSolee beg oort gel=
ten6en YSen1peren5=G Gelebes aeine Dame
li6 Hifsli6 allBer Stanoe faao, 5biritus
fiireihe 2ampe :ssll erbalten. 8ergebli@
mafsHaibre @orltelaasen, paB tie ben
@tofFslln, 8rellae,e gebraube, oaB Is
iiberbaApt &eiltem einIaaeuI f6nne, oep=
le6el 5p trinfen. 9ie itriffen 8orIdrif=
ters9s9en Den 8ertauf pon 9ucobo tneBen
Dem Ddl1oler feline MaN. 9erIsl6e@ @per=
langte@ein drstlides Gecept. 9fes ,puroe
bennaa6 berbeigehbafft; oer Doftor be-
14ehdiaf, oab sic gpiritus =2mnpe d, Ell
rerben 2ampen 5iin iebigen@ abres5eit
eisenf9amli9 9en ssardnfbeit lei6g, lIDerel1
8sMagluns ! stimala''es l'lIlsns9 9a'tsli@
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Maa1n mor bes go IT'D a

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berseilti9e meue 8liitben p6r, bic penNpr=
5ugz6abenL baBs sfe ni9t Meibinsers
Ybantal lienrei6e entlprnn9en fnb, ion=
bern bEm realen 8oben berMbfertigl1ngs=
erpe6ition oes biefi9en @ofpoifants. Gin
ponsaasiudrts bier eingeglngener 8rief
trnssoR folgenbe fomil@=poetilbe 4oreiE
le:saan ben Serrn BON @uterlalne -
9eeiult H6 ionf aud 9ernann Rlaltne-
Mobnbaft 1T er inBerlir- --sSSn OerStraB
ndh G6penif bir-Mo m1an ibnsnie fn=
ott gummelt piel bur6 ale 5traBen
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fenuen an sroBsr Ma1e- @iners8riP BON
Senferglaie-S Stiefel7 Meter limb
mem @ut nit einem Sod Sir Die
19le6ten 9inite. e 24lsG Gmpfanger tDur<
De ri9tis Elm Mfabemiter 9ermaliti; Mas-
ne IN Der R6penidenltrabe :ettnittelt. --
Gin,anbere Brief 5sigte sori9inelle
M0re1e: Mns sbie unperebeligte glnna H.9G
@tano: Suugfrau. Mter: SSuiti5ratb. Be-
itinmunssort; Berlin. Anf elnem' britt
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Nus 6annpber

9lus @annober l6reibt man Der
"G6le1. 8olts5ts.":. Wie Die Siberalen
9lbonennteu fir lire 8latter 81, getuinrten
,pillen, m0ge man an folger:bem Grempel
1e6en. Q(ls bic vNllseisen" nit Oen1
uGourrier "per1 6mol5en muroerl 1ebte man
Ben 9tebocteur Dir. @erfel> an Die SUIT;
ber entloiiene 9rinbet nit 9ulfe zines
juoil l6en 8anqllires eittaneales Blatt, Die
uYrele"> Elm Organ, mel6es es I'M 9aiie
ge9e1t Ebas 5sGbriitentbum allenr tonosren
Die]igen Blatter 5upor tbut. 0or ei,lisen
Monaten nuu importirte @er1tel BON
Werlin oe1t aus 9eoroamerita na6
DeutI9lanb eingetpanoerten Oroen Der
DbD Ge1pms> 6er 1onberbarer 8riioer
nod bier, ma@te ii9 gum N{eiter pom
@t,lbl uno tparb 8riioer: 10 piel vBrii=
Der" 10 piel Nbonnenten Der vprehe"
&iir5lt6 5og Die 2o9e na9 Der @4tl=
lerltraBe unb bel ber @elegenbeit tueibte
@eritel einett 9iloesbei1ner 8rllber gum
Nfetiter bonn Stuble Der Qo9e v&olanb"
90 piel 8yiber in 1iloesbeim 70 biel
Mbonnenten! Sic 9umanitdt 1T bas9lus=
Ddngei4ilb, Der eisenili9e 3tped per So
m6bis bas @eI@dft! ''''''' '''''
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Gin Neser in Ser Ndbe BON 2erington,
&D., beorOerte nenli9 Na1ts 1einenSun=
gen nit elmer alter 6liIte auf Ma6e in
ben @arten, bab bieGirl6en l1idt 9efob=
len tuiiroen. lin Mitterna6t ipollte er
li6 mal ii6er5eusen, ob Der Suuge audi
tuirflib auf leinem Yoiten lei unO l6li@
ct lt6 in Ben Garte1l. Gin S9uB @1rot
in Die geine iiber5eagte ibn oab berSun=
ge gut @d9e bielt. Ser Sltnge ebielt i'm
ndmli@ fir einen '&irI rI6enoieb uno
vbrannte" ibm auf ben Yel5. l.+" 81
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6sSaEtSs1gEss.e 49,
Muf N1onoeren gsunI6 uniererSreun=
Sc illSgsawii gHaSa ap. dnltfel,a mir soas
TuIse1tSe @iiibbsu Bet Dor WurSem Derur=
slaftsnt psodpp. perrns S. g. .sbiile bier
ab:
9laltas Maaiuuroe fGep. Sbiiis,S ser ser
Seenorgerasr Sts Napfb6aels @emein0e
gu Springfield, D. .5n einem llns lupbl
befannten iunger Mann Namens eSobn
Wt@arr gerufen> I'M btelem Die +. f..
Sterbelofrau1ente 5us brinsen. 9lls ct BON
otelem 8elude 5llrriifteDrte tourben Die
Pferoe ppra leiner 1RutI6e meu, mgen
pl0ba) datg See 5eite, |ultbseB 1p,ubes iofa=
our9 Water Sbi1le aus bem Wagen se=
porfen. Gr fid auf Oie I9arfe &ante Ser
Sretter eiilefe efleinet 8riide nno. bie .&no=
9en oes GeT6tss unb ber9irnl9ale MUIR
pen oerartis Serbro6en, ,oaB5 5bos @ebirn
berpororang. Gr ,puroe i'm be,puBtlolen
3uitanoe su 1einer @obnung gebra9t
uno 1tarb eiue Stunoe Ipdter. Sic es9an=
Sc @emeinoe mar bon Srauer erfillt ii6er
oenvvnnertuartetenu pl6bli6en Sob, III,
reg gdie1ten pnrrers. ~
%0teb, Sbiile ioar seboren Su Vehes
transe seinsQotbrinsen int Sabre 1891 !@r
fam na6 Mnerifar 1849, 5tilbirte 2 SAT-
re in einem Seminar 1T M5louri unb
lebte oarauf feline Stubien Tort i,nMount
ct. NtarDs @stuifar:8 ssS,1 SaDre 1853
lpurbe rbufa ben pdpitli9en@ 2egoten
garoinal VBil@of 8iotni gum Yrieiter
getueibtsa ,Gr lpirtte 0arauf ais aMl1ions='
ptkfsr ii Giteieuiae> gb illieotN hlo 9ts
qYa, eSmsSaDre 1862 fam er na6Spring=
feb 100 er bis al ieinen Sooe blieb. ST.
jeber fSinfidf mar ser eiu spN9tgetreuer
pfaifef. seite sWlutter lebt 1lpaJ SO
Sabre alt, IN Der alien @eimatb, feline
59welter mar bei linn als 6ausbdlterin.
@ill Offel bes nerltorbenen 8ater Sbilie
mar ldn9er als eia bal6es SabrbunSert
Yfarrer in Tenetrause. Inter grocer:
SbeilnaDme Der 9an5en8ep6lterung tpur=
De er am Samltag 0en 81 Weai beerbigt.
Ser junge Wann> Sobn Ofc@arr, oem
Nater S6ille Sic leBten Sr6itunsen Der
&si99iou gebra6t 1atte, itarba ebenfaGs
al1h pnrbe ain 2sSnni besrabet1, 9f6gen
beioe ruben i'm SrieOen!
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Mn bic 9eoattion II bes in @an
Grancisto erl6einenoen ~Gbronicle" err
|9ing Dor Rur5em Die clriole Mnfra9e,
luober eigentli6 Rainr rieine Srau senonl=
men, oa, >uie Oie8ibel er5dblt> es banals
nod al1ber Gpa, Der Matter &ain's feline
tpeibli6en Meien gdb. Die &eoattion
anttuortete, eine lol6e llnniibe 9te,l9ier
uno Ginmii ii6uns in gan,ilienangelegen=
beiten feiperiperli6 uno cine @erlebung
Der 9eiligfeit ebes Sanrilienlebens.s Mus
S@onung fiir Sic nod lebenben8ertuanb=
ten beg 8erltorbenen r1iille 0ie &eoattion
it@ oaber neisern, oieAnfraset1s sA beant=
tpDrtet1. i, x ~ r-
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( Gin liebe.b olIer4@ 9mie9er=
bater, 9as Seiatnent zines Sarmers
in Delatpare idlab NIT fol9enber Rlau=
le1: ullno i@ btnterlaiie meinem selieb=
ten Sobn SoDn einen Dollar, um bafiir
eine1 Strid 5u taufen, itarf unb lang 9e=
mug, nm feline ir&npil6e Jrau. batnit
auf3nban9en," s5re.
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Ser 2onbso npnSin1es" lit Dor &ur=
sem eins sfomildes 7ltngliid paI|irt, Gs it
ndmlid) in y, alen .bebeutenben 8ldttern
uius, 1obalo eil1e proninente YerIonliAz
felt erfrantt uno Miene n1o6t gum 5terss
ben, lofort eine8iograpbie berlelbe,1 aus:
suarbeite1 ,lno fit Sen Sal oes .Sobes
slm N6orud bereit gu balten. 9ieie@ors
li6t tpuroe audi .sebraldt als Der papf
erfranfte, ertpies ft6 aber fit bie1es Mal
dls iiberFii5fts. Ser litsrarilbe Coroner
Der v5in,es" fano BEL Ser @elegenbeit
iibrisens eine 1ebr aalafaWlide. Biograz
pbie Dotr Pic mono por 1lnb bel6los>
oieielbe ipdter bel palienoer@ Gelesenbeit
uan ben Mann sltabri11ees,.@"-. Die- @ele=
genbett fanb i6 aud am 80, @eburtsta9
oes Rapltes.@ Nnle porbersebenoen Sage
9rif bet betr. Gebafteur NIT einem &C.
tpi6en inneren 8er9niisens1a9 Dem Sa=
d. no bic Biograpbie lag, nabm einise
unbebeutenoe Menoerllngell ppr, pie loi=
DE int Qaufe Der ueue{ten Greignilie no
tbis ge,poroen lparen, uuo CAB ba1n, oas
ilterelaute Opus in se6obeuer Stim=
mun9 in Die 5eberei. Gin pertpiinI otter
3ufoll ,pollte aber, BOB .seraoe oer I'm
feblbore bie8eranlalllng tperben lollte>5u
sei9en,ipie feblbar lonlt sSublunart19e
iogor ,ber Sootenl6aller Ser nSimes"&tlt
benn 6iei ier batte in ber Geographic einen
@ab .ii6eriebel1, ber an md6iten Morgen
unter ben, 2elern ser Eimes" Elm oQ9e=
r,eines- 59iitteln ! oes &opfes> tpeua
ni9t vbomerildes .@eldAter" beroorrici.
Scr sat lautete:< Bon ieiner Radfebr
mad Nom bi:s.5ufei nem Sobesta=
&c CD tano er .ipie man tpo6l iagen BARI
ser italieuii9 i9enGinbeit ais permanentcr
@egner 9egeniiber." Sebt bat f6 unIcr
6eiliser 9ater BON ieiner &ranfbeit er1olt
ano befinoet ih Sen umitanoen, no@>
pieoer redtt,pobl.a s.aa,yss ~ .x5,o.,
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u m 30. Mf al fanb in g.. eine pDlI

u m 20. Wt al fanD IN B. el11e bDM
allsemeinen oeutlden 9lrbeitsr=g =gerein,
arra1girte BolfsperIaramlung itQtt. Der
erHe &eoier .gigarrent1aber 5brit19 aus
9ambur9, er5d6lte, er bdtte potl BET Gnt=
6eduus gelelen, .tpona6 Die SobensollertfS
jiibel@er Mbtunft ieten. Dielel6en tpas
ren urIpriinglid1 .italtenii9e Sauptleute
1lhb famer erf I'M 13, Sabrbunoert}nod'
9eutl l4lanb. Sie apurbelt 1ebr balo8 8ltaeaei
grafen A,no nun beita1ben mir ,tns' .trtts9s
ibrer 5erri6aft ia gan5 tuobl. Sci jois@
ien Worten erbob ftp oer soiea8erIan,n \
lung beaufi 9tigenae speli5eibedn1te unb
ertldrte Oiele fit aufselDft. Die saWz
ret6 8er1 1anlmelten entferuteny li9 unter,
Mbtngun9 Der 9lnoorffl9en Warleillaikas
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Sic 9p1tmeilter aperben nit belonotrel,
Yoltmarfen fiin Sen 'offtcieuen Werfebi
perleben.4 Ole aus1ahsBli9 atl'rfi1s 0tenit=
li9en e(ngele9el1beiten bsnubt .peroell
biirfen. =&"s "5tt1' ,%'%'t@ |Fs q
@on Dem geuo1t,tfe1e Datuat ea per=
ben teinerlsei Rpitla4Rfn .pne',tseloli9 Is
Sic elbonuenter, ,pslbe In oem County
iuobneit, fpp Sic betreHenbe 3eitlng err
i6eint sunb Die bisber bic 3eitun9 porto
fret erbislteg,ynrilieu iebt au6 poltporto
fit OieIef6e 6eSa6len.
Sic Yortoireibeit fir We9lel6ldtter lit
oufgebpben unb bie brtreFenoen3e 3eitunss=
berauseeber 11.iil1en fir je6es Saul6blatt
Yorto entri6telt. +
PoItfarten> tpel9e niGt obgebolt per
Sen ooersabgeiiefert taero naatSut,en dpn=
men ni9t aa6 Sem Bureau fir unbe=
fteabore Briefe, 1onoeru tueroen III Der
betref fenSen Offiees bic iie ni@t oblieferen
tonnte> 5erit0rt. 5. ~ . 'Ss' ".
Yoittarte11 biirfen ni9t mebr lpie Elm
Weolbeluikt perbeas SrQ &er mn VI
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tbeilung sebrudt lit. Sic More0e barf
ieoocb ge|9rieben tper0en. >z-' 4
Tolsenoes 1T oas Yofporto iixBriefe,
9rudla6en ii. |. To-. 4.S
9rei Gents liir, ieoen 8rief pon nt6t
iiber eine bolbe Nn3e' t@etot1f fanS y bbret
Gents fiir jebe tueitere balbe ltu3e ooer
Bru9tDeil berl lelben. .g,t wv
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ni9t iiber cine Dolbe uu5e @e.pi9t an
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,9rudla9en fo1ten einen Gent fir je
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felben. 9dmereien, Mur5eln; 3uie6elL
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sdblt. .s.#i
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stoei l1n5en @eluid)t ober 8ru6tbeit oerz'
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,tnfranfirt abgeI9icft uno selanst aus
BerIebeu an 1einen 8efinmun9sort, 5io
bat ser Gmpfanser oos ooppelte Porto
at besobIen.
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g mar very unique chapter was
s',sise 20 iheo history of Texas "a
1sin3 represented IN Congress - N
= y. Siark. 5nder al these cireums ,
ees nae opposed all ilrtca offen
es-non, would there not have ban
apparent ground 10 say vas 'n
emf al competition from men. ft
ever deserving and acceptable 70 The 30
PIE eno had bat limited means ed
Win large families. or any other um-
stAuce which would render the 4Iensl-
ton insufficient TO enable them 70 occupy
tne placei I DO not doubt such woold have
neea the complaint made.
inese are my reasons Cor votin thp IN
eIease We have not alFays a1ltt3 81
measures Of governmental policy. Il Viii
nor ne profitable 70 inquire who h.is been
oi'ener night, or who oftcner vroue. We
nave, heretofore, and ] trust now and for
- tine VIII continue 70 express our opin-
ions on all proper occasions. as honest men.
am willing 10 abide your iudo-
ment. II you agree with me. ] shsll
ne gratiaed Should yoa deem a different
course the proper one, 50 long as Lshall
nave the honor Of being your representative.
your wishes when known, shall he the
rule and guide Of my action You. AZ the
same time have the right, and believe be-
lore making up your Judgment, viii claim
that right, Of frank, full and unroserved
exposition Of my opinions. and the reasons
Tor them nor do fear your censure. with
fair and impartial hearing, unless for
what you believe sufficient cause.