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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

s@ U. S. Deputy Marshals are
here, with witness citations for many
of our citizeus, to put in an appear
ance before Judge Woods, U. S. Cir
cult Court, New Orleans, on Monday,
the 23d inst, to testify in behalf or
against the Colfax prisoners.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

70 We acknowledge reception
of a Complimentary Ticket, to at
tend the Grand Masonic Ball, at
the Exchange Hall, on the night
Of the 10th inst.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

F This editor is in luck one more
time. He has received from an old
and true friend, a gift as is a gift, in
the shape of a huge and immense
Turkey Gobbler, and he intends, with
the Democrat family alone in IFS glo
nv. to celebrate the near anniversary
OF theFather of his Country.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04
Precautions Against Sickness.

The ability of the human body to re.
sist the causes of disease depends upon
it's vigor and upon the regularity with
which the several organs perform their
functions. In the winter the most pro-
life sources of sickness are damp and
cold, and it is therefore wise and pru.
dent to fortfy the system against them
| by wholesale stimulation. Hence it ia
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters prove
such an admirable safeguard against
the complaints most common at this
season. The ingredients of this pow
erful vegetable invigorant comprise
three essential medicinal elements
which act simultaneously upon Tie di.
gestion, the circulation, the sccretions.
and the nerves, infusing strength, and
regularity into all. In this way the
Bitters put the body III the best posi-
ble condition to escape an attack of
TneuiudtlShiS VI IuICiu'teSut lcNeI, OT
indigestion, or bilionsness, or of pnl-
monary disease. Cold and damp are
very depressing; almost as much so as
excessive heat. and a protective medi-
cine is quite as needinl in winter as in
summer. The commercial stimulants
80 unwisely taken in the form of
drains to "keep out the cold" have a
precisely opposite effect to that pro-
duced by Hostetter's Bitiers. Their
first result is succeeded by reaction
which devitalizes and prostrates the
system; while, on. the other hand, the
tonic and vitalizing operation Of the
great vegetable invigorant, is not only
immediate but permanent. There is
no revu|siop, no reverse nervous ac-
ton. The physique is strengthened,
tie appetite increased, the bowels reg
.ulated, the stomach reinforced, and
these conditions continue. Ifdyspep-
sill or rheumatism, or biliousness, or
intermittent fever, or general debility,
or nervous weakness, is present in the
system, expel it with this pure and
harmless antidote, which is not only
invalub.e rs a preventive of sickness,
but also a remedy for large class of
disorders
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04
IntrigueS Of the Louisiana Faction
in Washington.


three factions among the Louisiana Re-
publicaus, the Kellogg faction, repre-
sented here by Beckwith and Pitkin,
the Pinclback faction, represented by
Carter and Billings, and the Durell fac
ton, represented by Norton.
Now, when it becomes evident that
Durell was to be impeached. an effort
was made to base the articles of i'm
peaclmenton the g. ound of4is personal
character and the alleged corruption in
civil cases before his court, and to leave
out ofthe question altogether those po-
litical acts of his, an exposition of
which would have compromised the
Administration, by shifting the actual
responsibility of the midnight order
from Du,ell's shoulders and placing it
upon Attorney General Williams, by
whose private Instructions this order
was made. But the friends Of Durell
very naturally objected to his being
made a scapesoat this way, and they
determined that if they were thrown
overheard, the balance of the crew
should be pulled along with them. As
soon as it became certain that new.
election would be ordered, Mr.. Billings
at once made an arrangement with Mr..
Pinchback, whereby the combined for,
ces of the two were to secure the nom
ination of the former for Governor,
and the latter for Lieutenant Govern
or. Mr.. Pinchback consented to this
arrangement, admitting that his own
character was such as TO exclude him
from seat in the Senate, but insist
ing that Billings, as soon as he should
be elected Governor, should take the
Senatorship, aud thus turn over the
plumber Of the State to Pincl,back.
This combination, which was worked
up the latter part of last week and
consummated on Friday night. will be
opposed by the friends of Kellogg aud
Durell. OF course this programme in
wolves the withdrawal of Pinchback
from the support he has hitherto given
TO Kellogg, and as a show Of virtue
would be necessary, it was determined
to sacrifice Durell Tor the purpose.
AS soon as this Billings Pincbback
arrangement came to the knowledge Of
Beck with and Norton, the latter imme-
diltely let loose their avalanche Of tes-
,imony against Pinchback, completely
burying his Senatorial aspirations out
of sight for the future, as well as for
the present, and The friends Of Dulell
being fairly aroused, declare that if the
Judge is impeacled all the facts must
come out, and the administration will
not be permitted TO select certain
grounds for impeachment, wing
other and more delicate political
grounds untouched.-[St. Louis Re-
publican.
n9- Thieves are still on the ram
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04
ALEXANDRIA La:
Wednesday,. February 4, 1874.

AID FORA COOP CAUSE.-THE young
gentlemen of our Town, members of
the Histrionics, are determined to
strike a good blow in good cause,
and lend their mite in behalf of the
innocent and prosecuted ones, who
are now in the Federal Tour de
nellie, in New Orleans, and for
months have been deprived of the
very poor chance Of even attempting
to prove their innocence. In order
10 lend material aid to The sufferers,
they wish 10 touch the pulse Of Ra
pides' heretofore generous people,
and desire 10 realize the all impor-
tant fact if their purse beats in uni
sou with their often declared 6ne
sentiments. Now is the time, now is
The chance, now Tie occasion TO put
all these fervent and patriotic heav-
ings into practical use and benefit.
Now the busle blast of duty is SCUM
ded, now We will see who answers TO
roll call. 1850
, Tile performance will come of, at
The Exchange Hotel, on next Tues
day night, the 10Th day of February,
1874. The pieces selected for the
occasion are the "Bride OF Lama
moor" and the "Swiss Cottage"
Price Of Admission 81, half price for
children, and all for the benefit and
aid Of the Colfax prisoners.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

nA- AS a sample Of the doings,
fair and correct, Of the Kellogg
Legislature, now in session in Me-
chanlcs' Institute, New Orleans,
we take the following from their
last Wednesdays proceedings, as
published in their official orgaf. A
Monsieur Judice and one Trahan
both claimed to he elected to the
House, last January, from the Par
ish Of La Fayette, and after pro.
per contest before the House Com.
mlttee, Monsieur Judice was de-.
clared the rishtful claimant and
seated, and thus the matter has
moved along, until a few days
since Monsieur Judice takes a no.
tice TO shuttle off his mortal coil
and depart from the Kellogg Leg
islature forever. Well, readers,
what do you suppose was then done
as lamentation to his sudden de-
mise? Grape for so days on the
left arm, eloquent tributes TO the
gifted and good deceased! Not a
bit of it! 1rahan turns up again,
claims the seat as the Member, re-
turned from La Fayette and the
same Committee reports favorably
his claim and he is at once seated
This act ofnesro radicalism in Lou
isiana establishes til Q inherent
right of defeated candidates to
step into the shoes Of their dead
and successful rivals, and at once
march to glory and the chicken pie.
s-
% In the case of Baldwin &
McElroy VS.. A. Heyman & Go, in
the U. S. District Court, New Or
leans, to force the latter into Bank
ruptcy, which has been holly con-
tested for over a week, a verdict
was rendered, on Friday, in favor
Of the petitioners.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

n9 Thieves are still on the ram
page in our Town, and at work in
real earnest. Last Friday night,
the moon shining bright as day,
che storeroom Of one of our citizens,
on Lee Street, was entered and
over one hundred dollars worth Of
provisions packed off, consisting OF
hams, sugar, coffee and -four
From the tracks plainly visible Of
the irrepressible gizzard foot and
those of the noted "critter" caval-
~, it is pa]pably plain that one Of
che nations wards was the offender.
On the same night a bold and
daring attempt Was made on the
store of one Of our largest mer-
chants on Front Street, which, how
ever, proved a failure. The thief
had a dull two inch augur for his
entering operations, and actually
bored three holes through the door,
that he might lift the iron bar fas-
tening the door, but the bar would
not lit, hence our thief had to de-
part one time with no luck. >.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

q Another of General Wash
ington's servants, Jim Mitchell,
died at Mount Vernon last week.
His age is put down at ninety five.
W Q thought ourselves fortu-
nate, when We announced the
death Of the last of these Washing.
ton servants, who had gone where
all good darkies go; but it appears
they will not stay buried.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-04

p@ Thanks to the South West
ern, st Mary and La Belle for New
Orleans papers. ....r-
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W" Ss"'''9'"SS W. to."tl||2' o"1V ~
Mann eeldutet moroen lei, lit, uie Der
uNot. 3tg." ge16rieben miro unri6tig.
Ser @lodengieBer 9omm bot olleroiuos
i'm @inne 9e9obt, an jenem Sage 81:
lduten, lueil am %. Nedrs IN Sranfentbot
Sobrmorft mar, unb Damn bon Ser N}en9e
Der 8eli6ti9er eine reide Grnte oes felt=
9e1ebten @intrittspreiles bon 80 &reuserr
81 ermarten mar, ollein Die 2dutbebel ,ua-
rem gu 16pa6 con 1truirt. 9amm 1olJ
oie Rraft gum 2auten Der @lotfe uet
unterI I@dbt boben. 2aum 40 damn
Oiirften binreieben, um Die @lofe 9e61ria
1T @9mung 5u brinsen uno sll erbolten
- Ser valtfatboli16e" 81 ld)of 9tein=
tens 9in9 tiir5lid in oer ltn9ebung
Bonn's ipo5leren. 3wei guri6en Mau<
|rergebiilfen bon Profeilion leben ib,t
berontommen uno rueroen borin einig)
oob lie nieoertnteen> uln ;l erfabren> ob
oer lueltli6 9etleioete Sil6of au6 mie
Die tatbolil6en 8i19Dfe ben @e9en ers
tbeilen merbe. @pbolo jener in lire NdBe
fomn1t, >uerfen lie li6 nieoer, fatten Die
9dnoe uno barren onod9tig bes bi]66f=
li@en @esens. 9eeintens eebt> 'oDne oen
@e9en 81 1penOen, an ibnen borbei~ sic
erbeben 1i9 unb laden ,tn6 MAIDEN eiri9e
16arfe Bemerfun9en. Muf Mntrag bss
9errn &eintens ,peroen 1ie por @eritbt
9elaoen. @ie 9eben ibrgr ltaunen bariber
5l erfennen, 6ob lie lpe9en Verb1bnung
zines utatbolil ilden 8il l6ofs" III 9(nt1a9e
perlebt 1eien. Ser dltere Der 9ln9etlogten
pertbeioi9te 1id unO lein.n @enol1en> I'M
Dem ct SolgenoeS gelteno mo6te 9err
5i6ter! nit beioe 1ino bon Su9en0 ouf
quite totbolilGe G6rilten 9elue1en unh
balten es fir cine 16Dne tatbolil6e @itte,
beim Grl6einen bes 8ii6nfs su tnietu>
Die 9dno gu falten (6ei Die 1en @orten
ftel er nit 9efalteten 9Gnoen auf ben
8ooen> I'M iib le9nen at lalien. SGir
9laubten> ben 9errn &eintens 81 feunen,
Der ia . tue nIer ol(er 9ndoi9fer Safer
uno 5iirit 8ismard nebt Miniiter TaIt
ert(art boben, Elm ufatbplil9er &;iWa &;IW o."
fein 1ou, nno tpiini often jeinen NfbDf==
li@en Sege11 Den ,uir ober ni6t BE-.
famen. 9ierous i9lolIen mir, 6oB mir ir
Der YerIon 9eirrt batten> lo9ten ii6er I'M
le|e elYeNe OuHlNlytll ullU IudllcU uH5
9egenleitig aus. Sic 8erbano1ung enbjsr
nit Sreilpre9ung~
Con TIA nj PET 20. Mpril. SnTolee
oes gustretens oesSi9ris, peranlobt bur6
|fur@tbore &e9en9iille, itebt Die @tabt
8agoao unter @ailer. 9ur9 Die l1eber=
! 6lpemmun9 wuroe pieles @igent6um per=
nt6tet uno 9in9en etli@e Men1 19enle6en
oerlorer.
e & NJ antinope1, 1. Neoi. Nody
aug Mein=Niien ein9elouf 9fadri4teW
tit oaielbit cine @un9ersnot1 dtssS;e5ro=
9en uno lollen i@on biele Meuldjen bem
9un9ertooe nobe iein. Sn ser @taotq(n=
9ora allein loQen td9li6 Dunbert Menz.
E19en 9ungers iterben. Ser Sioris it
obeerrmols er angei6pollen.
Ma . rio, l. Mai. Sic 9teQieruno
gbt 1tb oer poreili9en @offnuu9 6in sal;
SllDao pon ben Sruppen oes Marl6aa
Serrano blnnen eine 90 If ent=
)lebt peroen tuir6..
g.
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2Sp!d,emfbam.
(Snlanb.)

'.,:: @@a' p? (Snlonb) = ".. -.
Nlempbis, 80. Mpril. Sic Sod=
lonport, Clarendon unb Snoian 8ai am
Nbite &iper iteben inter MoNer. 9ie
Beomten BON ct. @enepiepe beri9ten,
oob bos sanSe 2ono BON @tipmitbs 2an=
bung bis CUR Miinoung 0es Yasoo unter
Wol1er fteben unb ooB Die 8emobner
9robe giotb leioen.
eel a, 9lo., 80. Q(pril. Ser Mlo=
boma fd1t lanslom. Ser on9eri@tete
59oben lit sroB uno Spilden bier uno
Wfobile itebt cine 9roBe 6ldd)e 8oun1=
wollenlanoes unter WaiIer. Sic &napp-
felt ser 8aum,ppllenl lamen miro Elm no9=
moli9es BHansen perbinbern.
9ittle & d, Mrf. Sn @o6en 8ay=
ter's eesen Broots, Dot f@ ni6ts 9edn=
bert. Sic Selegropbenlinie 5miiden bier
unb Pine bluff 1T iii pori9er Na6t pou
oen 2euten Ors &C. 8roofs 5er1tDrt poroen.
Cine 9(btb beilung bon 8ronfsQeuten tpuroe
ge1tern.berbof ftet uno bis ouf @eiteres in's
@efdn9nib einquartirt. ~ 70
Ser 8ulcan int Nforb= =Garplina.
Ser Bolo= -un0 Der @tpne= =Mout1totn
jino att 0reitag, ben II. Mpril, unrubi=
ger 9e,pe]et ols ie, uno Die SbatIa4e,
6ab bieielbelt Dultanii6er Natur ieien,
Idbt it'd nlbt lpegldugnen. @laubmiir=
oiee 2eute, tpel6e an Ort uno @telle ge<
nelen lino, er5dbler, ber @9redeu, tpel6er
i, Solge Der Grl6iitterungen UNI iib se=
griiien, babe lelbit Sarmer, bic "a Meilen
pom 8er9e entfernt iuobnen, ueranlabt,
@orbereitungen sur 9lbrei1e Su treffer.
9lub 8rpfeHor Du Yre ,. @eDlo9e anl
Woforo College, g. g., 5peifelt >ni9t
oarall baB Die Gr19iitterungen bie Solse
pulfani16er ardfte leien. Ginige Sage
sei@neten 1i@ our6 loutes 2drmen uno
itorfe Grl6iitterun9en aus; felt Dem
10. Sebruar tpurben 5O-75 9tDBe per=
lpiirt. Sagesseit lnb gDetter 1eten il,
8e5ug auf bie1e @r19iitterun9en 9and
Dbne Gtnflub. 9du1er Daben in ibren
@rlnobeiten setuanft ,s~Bdume NIT ibrem
p Oiirren 2aube boben 9e5ittert uno Glider
unb @dii1ieln baben 9etlappert. I'm,
bie1e Sbatlaben s1 erfldren> 1ino ber=
l6iebene 9Dpotbeien oufgeiteat lporoen>
oeren eine Sic lit boB in 6en bortigen
Sel1eniprensungen Der @runb aller per=
1piirten @rI6itterungen su iu6en lei.
Nun tperoen ober am @tone Mountai1t
gar feline @pren9ungen porgenommen,
ut1b ba bie Mrbeit an oen Sunellen ii,
Sipannanoob Sap auf9eD0rt bat, 10 1T
feline Neranlaiiung porbanoen> ir9enowo
ieine Sel1en gu 1prengen, oa @teine fir
Bau3tpede iiberall gefunben tueroen. Ser
ner miro 9ela9t, @leftri5it dt, tpel6e li4
non Ben Bergen aug ben Wolfen mit=
tbetle, rnb unlgefebrt t0nne Die nria9e
Oes Nbdnomens 1ein; 6agegen aber 1prid)t
tpieberum Die Sbatl fade, boB Die ei9en=
tbamli6en Gri6einun9en bti i9le4tem
nnb glltent 8etter 9Iei@ sablrei6 wabr=
genolntt1en tpllrben. 9ie brittle Mnnabme,
BE am Gnbe Die gr6bte Mabr19einli@z
feit fiir ii9 Baben n69te, lit Sic, boB ser
&drm unb bic @r16iitterun9en Die Solge
elmer @etualt linb, ipel6e in GROCER Siefe
arbeitet. gine Mn5abl tpiifenIdaftli9
=s%@ ~ tt 5,s -s' s..5 50. ~ .- r,.. s,-
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SSSpbemfbau+
(Auslanb.)

.'.,.,'., (NuSldn0.)
poris, 27. 9lpril. @raf BON 9(rnim
Der oeut51e @el lanote in Yoris bat einen
8rief m Dr. 06llinger geldrie6en, in
>pel6en1 ct Die &ir4enpolitit oer &e9ie=
rung tabelt.
Yoris, %. Npril. Gs miro outori=
tatip gemeloet, bab @raf BON Nrnim in
Tol9e zines Gtreites nit 8ismord aug
Dem biplomatil6en 9ienit 9eutl9lanbs
treten lueroe.
Serlin, 80. Mpril. 9err pon Nrnim
6ot feline Stele ols @eianoter nieoerge=
legt.
Sic Berliner v@ermouio" 19lieBt
einen 2eitortitel III i1rer Nummer bonn
8. Npril nit BEN fol9enoen @dbcn: Nidt
un9eb6rt tperben Die @ebete b(ei6en, tpel=
DE jebt td9li6 aus Millionen in ibrem
9eili9fen belei6i9ten9ersen gums 9eraens-
tiinoi9er aufitei9en ni6t pergebli4 wiro
9(rnut6 @6anoe Dor Oer Welt unb
bittere &erterbaft bon ben perfol9ten
G6rilten 9etraseu - @ottes Mublen
mablen lan9lom ober ..noblen treffli6
flein:
Berlin. Ser Siuonsn1iniiter beri6=
tet einen ueberi@nb ban q, 100000 5bl.
| fir bas Sabr 1874.
= Ser g al 1T bot Die 2oop @erbert
enpfon9en, in Be9leituns Der &ectoren
bes ea9li19en, Oes l6ottiI6en unb oes
iri]den Golless. 2abD @erbert perlas
eine M0relie un0 iiberbra@te otm II. 3d.
ter cine @umme bon 10000 Sroncs> Die
BON ornen jun9en Mdo6en III England
ge1ammelt tporben mar. Ser Yopt banfte
III berali@er Weile un6 bob berpor iuie
linn aug @n9lano forttudbreuo Sr6itli6es
sufomme, lei es bur@ Nnlpra6en, lei es
6ur9 unabld11i9e 2iebesbelpeile.
Son 3 ON, %. Mprtl. 9eute 1tlr5ten
orei @ebduoe in Nelugate @traBe Elm,
tpobet mebrere peri omen 9et0otet uno perz
lebt wuroen.
Yldne. @eluilje Mb9eor0nete in
Derlaiues befiirlporten ge9en1pdrtig ben
plon: Der @raf bon Yaris 1olle ouf Be=
feDl Gbamboro's ols oeHen @enerallieu=
tenant Tronfrei@ monor6il6 re9iereu.
Sic Nrbeiten fir Die neuen 8 art y
Sc itun9swerte baben nrnmebr De-
9onnen. Minoe items oeri Die jer @erfe
loqen in oieiem Sabre nod pollenoet
tueroen: 8uc, Soueres unb @t.GDr. 9os
lebtere @ert ion iternf6rlnis 9ebaut tuer=
ben un6 min6eltens oen1elben Stang ein=
nebmen, >pie ser 0font &alerien.
- Sn oiplomatii6en &reiier 19reibt
0as nBiener 8aterlan6"> 1pri6t mott bon
preubil iterrei6ii@en Werbanolunscn,
,pel6e Die Grbebun9 oes Prin5en Mpbons
auf ben 1poni16en Sbron be3tpede11 unb
bon @errono angere9t tporoen 1ein 1ollen.
80 a ; TO- 80. Mpril. Mmtli6en 9e=
pe19en na6 entbrannte ser &anpf por
Bilbao pie0er am Mitttpo9. Sic repu=
blifanil9en Sruppen eroberten einiQe
porge ei6obene Poiten Der gorliFen.
Mus &6ln beri6tet Die v@ermania"
oab @ei6enlper9er unb einige anoere Mb=
georonete am 8. Mpril eine Mubien5 BEL
Dem gefan9enen Gr5biI9of batten.
Sic Mittbeilnn9, oab Die &ailer9lode
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StutI uuS ~pltupSll Yuoeh Itu ouluN W
mo9t, ben 8alb Mountain gu erfor1hen,
uno pielfei9t oiirfte bas Yublifum bolo
iber Sic 9idtbiel auf9efldrt ,ueroen.
- -&. $. 9aDslip, Yofmeilter in
@'uDanb 5 0 t tie in @ef= f=@ir9inien uno
&ebacteur bes vG6o", tpuroe am 20.
Mpril pon einem 9elpillen Gborles @mitb
er1@o1en. @mitb gibt an baB Elm un=
glifli6er 3lfaq porliege.
Die Ma6t bes M atr 0 ena 3 ~
gloubens ma9te lebten Treitag lid
re6t banbsreifli6 in Gbico9o 9elteno.
Cine 9roBe @etreieeF Fotte lag CUR 9lbfabrt
bereit, Der @ee NOR offen> Der Wino pebte
9iinitis, unb Die Dtadinocitra BE tpeiter
oben bate 70 sien,li9 1i9 olles Cites
entlebist. Ql6er es mar Sreitag BEL ben
See fobrern ein gefdbrli6er Sag fir ben
8eginn einer&eile, uno iomo9ten bon et=
ma lieben5ig Sabr5eu9en nur etma Elm
balbes 9ubeno ous5ulau fen. Die on=
oeren Q6er tparteten bis @am5to9.
= Gin Ne9er bielt neuli6 pom @al=
een9eriiite in s asDtlle, @a.>
berab eine Mnipra@e an Die 3ul@ouer>
poril1 er lie erlu9te, fiir 1eine arme @eele
9an3 be1onoers aber file Den Mopotaten
al beten, ber our6 feline 8ertbeibigung
i'm in feline ollsenblidli@e Sage 9ebrobt
babe. ...>
@onTrancis ., 80. 9lpril. @eute
Mbenb priigelten li6 sluei Sun9ens Na=
mems Mel1en9er nit einem anoeren Na=
mems M6robam @olomon, 9teler 5o9
cine Yi1tole uno brobte gu idieBen. 9a
mil9te 1i6 sic Mutter ber beioen eritge=
nonnten Sun9en ein llno in Dem entiteb=
en6en &ompfe entluO li6 Die Piltole, tpo=
bel Ser Trou Me1inser Die Singer ab9e=
|i6o6en tuurben uno Die &u9el Solomon
in Ben &opf bran9, 10 oab er auf Ser
@telle toot 6lieb. ..... ..
- Son breibunoert @trd flingen ouf
Blod1pelI's Sslan . lit ni9t Elm
einSiser iiber breibi9 Sabre ait; Die met
item BON iDnen 1ino i'm SITTER bon ettpas
iiber ober enige Sabre unter sipan5ig.
SHE'S itimmt gut gu Der Beoba6tung,
Die man 9ema6t, Oob Die aufma6lenoe
Generation Dem Berbre9ertbum 9anf
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Richland beacon., 1874-09-12

OBEDIENT to an earnest call made
by the BEACON last week, Judge Thos.
H. Clark came forth and "acknowl.
edged the corn" On Monday even
ing he addressed large and intelli-
gent white audience, in the Court
House, and introduced himself by
promising to make the same speech
reported by us from the Scales place
He omitted that portion of said speech,
however, which had been published
in the BEACON, as he doubtless Deem
ed it unnecessary to repeat what his
audience had already learned through
public print. But he ought to have
told the people whether any mistakes
occurred in our report, as they were
very anxious to hear from him on
that civil rights bill he so heartily in
dorsed at the Scales place. If there
is anything in the bill that he can't
swallow, he should certainly belch it
out. We would be glad to hear the
Judge "tell the truth and shame the
devil" cs it would no doubt make
old Beelzebub and Kellogg both very
much ashamed to see Judge Clark de-
viate from the regular line of policy
marked out for their Independent can
Gidates in this campaign.
Richland beacon., 1874-09-12

JUDGE CLARK, in his declaration OF
independence on Monday, didn't GEM
an of the charges brought agans.
him by the BEACoH, but SAID that. our
correspondent, Lasher, was mistaken
about Mrs. Levi or either OF tic little
Lewis getting any Of tina: water mel
on. He ale it all himself and left the
little fellows the rird 20 lick. This
acknowledgment on the Judges part
is prim0 tnric evidence of his wonder
ful proficiency in the fine arts u Rad
icalism. Had he been good old
Democrat, as he tried to make US be-
lieve, he would have given the kind
hearted old woman aud each of her
young ones slice of that water mel
on. Who else but a genuine Radical
could have the face to sit down and
eat whole watermelon before such
cluster of precious innocents, in
their mothers own house, and never
offer the little fellows bite?
Richland beacon., 1874-09-12
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