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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-14

March 26th, 1874,
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Nfrs. s asluis @ausp bar Suebsu
| DIT Ssls libt mere al Serfs o. Gbind
Bugs END oilers / Ga crosse So.
- Gn Iioen Yiss i @aupun bar
forriss use n9r oso at brufne i en-
Wel!stanoe. SUN ioriests at tase
en- &op WsIt Op Of &anpsn os table
Bauancsn. Saosren bar bsIoiauis
tllitsoe % blaIp Den ellie no af
Welfsbaoet.
- uoeiilerne / ben pripate Gag
imOo Observation-Disclosures, buiIfe
ifnue bGres al ben rpHrenbe 8aronet,
bar tOitet england ca. $4,000 SO.
Stsrl. Com BET oil %srinbres, bape
UosiTtsrne / Den o1sntlise Sag no.
sicrt $4,000 go. Stcrl., % Jolt bar
iaaIsoss Trocesien moo Den ialIfe
8Oser 5idborne tOitst ca. 147, 900
80. Sterl. slIsr ca. s72j,O0O.
st GgmninasfOrlgs / Ses Woinss
9lsu / iorrise ll9e binorst psb Sbe.
riH.ns Yaaposislisbsb. Gen tptfe
SGnsislsTur bar bIepsn sjsnnsm.
brnbt, o. ell Shines SorHntslis pilbe
bape lat i 6ribeo 3 al Statsns par.
ite SorbrpNere.
- eiset al I'll 5ppifsr ira Subu.
que ianotss i 5irsoas bGnssnbs /
Ct SrH nUr peo Sunleitb. Set er
b%sflsnbt al ban bapoe Ysnse bos
ils, % man frpster for, at ban sr
blepen SHer for Woroeres S9nbsr.
- 8praaott / Ses Woinss bar
nplig iattst 8eiIutnins ON, ct Oct
ifal tjIIapss at boIos lloiaIs al 81
% Sin. Giui9ts STARTS bsiluttsbs
8praaoet al fGrbpbe iaaoant Sala,
builfn gsitemmslic nliiaa MI sr pp.
bUuu. Zen nbe 6ururbniu9 %iorIan.
Ger, at SoIonpGrierus ital lille 1000
Cellars Snlitirr, % at Napnet paa
'SaIontns Gier ifaI itaa oper Sereu
oct iorbpoes at irlgc bsruienpe Sritfs
til Winortaa,iee, % itrrn9e StraHe,
iaitiGttes for Spertr0oelie al Sor.
orouin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Gar, 24os SuIi. 5 urlious: @re-
the W Soperuo, iebt SoIbera, Sc
@ar, lite Spli. Yaa &olbro Sfibs.
fcrer Otto Serbp, 80 Oar, vaa en-
&siis unbsr Spbolbst / Stem gorf
ten Toe SuIi. s Bretsltg pr ellie.
iano Sfibsferer Nmuno ebriltenlsn,
As Nar, 3oie Suli. s Stapanssr,
Mnne @unbiloa MibbeItbon, feot
Sunbt, % Mar, lite Sui. 8 Sort,
Srlouo, Meslsr Gbr Sabl fra VA.
lslAno. 3Ote SUM. : s Coon: Son.
Jul g Suitislot. 12te Snli. Yua
Ss~farsbors: Sioore Sisisnsr, l34
Mar, 21be Sui. 4aa Nesooben:
9ensmano Ole . Iere, 76 Nar.
17oe Suli. s 9isr Nnns glilabstb
8rorub, 50 Mar, 13ne Suni. s Yurs.
sruno: Gbr. 3. 50. 8opslsn, } Nar.
17pe SuIi. Yaa Sa!fum pr Sfisn:
Marte SDrssnien, 173Mar, lite SuIi.
s Sammsrfsit Solbbstient g. %.
SabI, 67 Nar, % SUM. S Sam.
burg: Ssobor Iennebsrg : 10 Mar.
16ee Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
9iot al Suert.

Yosiie % Yroia. Gn ame.
rifanif Momantifsr siuer felsenoe an.
ifueli9e SelfripeIfe al ct emit &bs:
"Sst rar ON Nattsn, BET fi~erli9beos.
9%lpcenbe Yar itiaI rig bort fra Mtaa.
mems bls9e Gin ben unSer 2inbens
Sfpese. Sa bsres oebsr bsrcrte
binasosn, bertss en- 9po, iom uaar
en- So trGffer lit 8a0bsn no of Ell
Sump."
0a / Sbafsipeares b%sfisnpte
Sfnelpil Gi6aro Den 3oic SfueipiI.
Ieren raobte De bsfisnpte Orb "@n
9sit, en- 9sitl nit 8ou9erige for Ell
Ssit !" raabte Ell al SiIbersrne i &ar.
ferret "8Unoc life ct SGisl gicr Bet"
$50 piit," ioorsbe Sfueipiusren 70.
IiGt. "&iI Sc, min Strrc, bore iaa
900 at itige op poa Sfueplapisn."
- 9egcn: 9st sr uanitslist at
iigc, bUilfsn Spgocm be c9entIis Ii.
Der al"
Den Spss: "Sa Oct piloc aItio
bare pGret ell Srslt at bios, buao
Bet or for cn Sp9oom."
0e9sn: @nr fun rolis for Ssn
Sag. Sst iful ri nof faa at uios
ilaar ri unhsticscr pcrss Gig"
- Saosrsn: "fsn iis mig min
Ssrrs. bpao Gisnrom uil Oe litfre
min Saitsr, % buao oil Sc lspe al?"
Srisrsn: Seq tGnfcr at iifre Sc.
res Cater mig ielu iom gienoOm
% at Icps al Gem"
- Gn Euler bru9te snsons frl.
esnbe &snSins: "Setent mine Sil.
bcrers, at ri ieile neo at 9ipsts
Strpm % Ollie cnaane ffHlle lanbe
i guiSbsosrs Saw.
"Yat". ipIrste en- IsiisnSe en-
SrIenbsr. Der bolpt paa at ei1roe
ino ct oaarIiSt Stpffs 9ano, "bporior
sieroer On BET Stptfs 9ans inc.
gn SO fan 10 Julie libel paa Oct"
"Ost er iuit oerfor, at ies eiarosr
Bet ino', ioarsoe Yat. "ior at life
min SO ifal fomme ino paa Oct %
iulte libel.
= Gn S.mpsrancemaab, Der isste
Splpsninser for at beuiie, at BrGu.
bepinet bar Marias til be Hsfte Nor.
brpbsllsr, bsipDts / ben Mnlebnina
en- StraHsanitalt % ipurste Den frrite
Sanse, ban mcrte: " Sar 8ranbs.
bin ellsr andre itarte Oriffe 9iuet
GnIebnine til. at s CT fommst bib?1
"Sa, bet CT ianbt," iparsoe Sanger.
"SuorIsbss ba?" So, baabe Dominic.
rem % Surbmenoene i min Sag
bare inpbeiulbs. ba be bsunte mig
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
9eDbe0er.

Sbomplon d Sos itore Ylop.
"a @oenfabrif / 8sloit &is. par
meast nor psb at bIipe 9uernes
Yptte forIeosn Sirsoass often. 9iot
sfter 81. 9 ON Mftenen git en- al
Nabriffens Mrbeibere oper Brosn %
iaa bsrfra SIammer / ben 2oen Stage
at YIopiabriffsn. San siorbe itrar
alarm ps lob ind / 8psninssn. %
mso noaIe Better @ano ff ban Slbsn
luftet ferenb Den bapbe 3io til at
faa S~psrbaano. Slbsn bapbe t9nbt
ira YibsnAiom leber Op ira Stc.
bsrist ~nspsnunbsr., buor ben par
altfor nGr @ulpct opsnpaa. Som.
pasuist maa uGrs tatnsmIis for
osune bstimslise Nouariel, os be bile
uiit life uneIaoe CT giers Sabritfsn
/ Bet Ssle ta9et iaa branoiti iom
SmitGnoisbeberne tiuaoe.
(Sfanoinapen.)
- Sen. Sbcrionu bar ucitsot Ct
GirfuIGre, bpori ban unosrrettsr Dem,
iOm paa forliisuise &nntsr icse al
iaa iitano Grpsoitiousr til at iese
eiter Sub / 8lad Sius, at be life
pile iaa SillSslie til at saa bio,
msb minSrs De bIsus bsmpnpiss Der.
iii al SstrstGrsn for Oct Snors sIler
At &onsresisn. 8 Chicago sr ma
iigrb mso at oauue en- iaaoan Gr.
petition. bpiltct bar 9ipst InIsrnins
I'll at Sbsriban bar uotebt osnnc
Ieparisl.
- llosiitsrus ior Sptn Mem gort
gheioros / Naret, Der enoit meo
zen lite Iu9uit 3. u, mso Ct ylnot
5aI 80 WiQ. Dolls. Spcns @lGIo
0ar i iamme SID bltuen bctposligt
iorrset.
- 9no,iI ntn 22oe Quauii iaar
par Der ira lite Sauuar al Der i
eanbet fun bpssct 916 NiiI Serr.
bane. ; iamme Sio 1873 bpssspsS
Scr 2028 % i iamme Sin 1872 34S5
WiI, iaa al Der aIlinn bar prrst en-
tsipSe!i9 Nengnus.
Gtu 25oe I. 81. mcbyruotc i
MRScatine Soma, Chamber Bros.
Sasbrus. Staotn aniIaacS til ON.
trent $4,000.
On ing Miano ira 8Iaf Gartb,
&is. REQ 9apn 8pron Marncr.
aaube nplig p1ret / Waoiiou. d
ban Off hlsm meo Iitcutrnust, too
ban, "a Syairct uGrmeNe ii9 GrOis
Elains, pao So9rtroinct "a iaa ben
Imoo Staiioneu. Sect Sraiuet off
iOrbi en- SptraaussbrO. bItp ban
mmmct / Soueott al renne meo eli
llaoan Strait, al ban oroe fort ciier.
pan bar % Iar 9ammcI.
Sra "a GroSic 60. meoosIts,
al Susbsaplsn i S~armiustOn FIN i
6lsnnsminit oil slps 81 Suibels pr.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Slo os ri bar ct 6eSslano
Saa ltolt ium Soroens bcolts Gsus:
Ualt &llppsmnye Oct ombssus.
% SrIscn brpoes MOB bets Strano.
% bIios Dale, itolte Sislpe
SnoiIntter Oct moi lin Sapn;
Sets Nos bar me- erb Ssflsrs 9Glos,
% Norse sr bets Napn.
Sslp os! nj bar ct SCOTLAND,
Spor fieffs Ssorss bolbs Minoer
Wsp StoItbeo opsralt ri timber
Yaa GieIb, i SaI, peo Sausts 8ano.
Se iIci paa Snsffsns Ietts Singer
Iait Oper Sap til fisrns Stapn,
% buor Be itGpnso' emo sicntlinser
Meo @os Tournaments Mapn.
Sslo os! Ri bar ct SpoeIanb,
SpOr Seorss Moo % GGorss Spesr
gnonn be boIoe Scnnsr prpbsr,
sfienot SsiIsr iuanbt bag Sibsns Gant
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Srben, iasbe. zoe er nj, eli mere END
is9 tassr Dem aus paa 8psssn %
b9r Dem bism." vGe &C De iamre,
8ut! - fan Oh bore benz biem,
ifal 9anserne bore bins, buis life
betaler gu @9obemaalst, 3 Spb."-
"Tel an - men lslp beitsmmsr
ies Gmbalaiien". $50 bel! Sou sior.
bss Der iitanb til &ebbemaalsts
ubfcrslie. Sc IA 9anser puttsbss
/ en- Cat, cmilpn9st al ct Song,
bpis gnoer tiente Monbsn til 8e.
rsrsmms. Osnne meb S9ffsn paa
@psseu, Ieoiaset al ct Sus Sfus.
Ipitne, latte fig MI / 8epeseIle. 8
SorboIb til 8p,ben bar Bet iuit ei
nosst fort Stpffe @ei og mango
tuipIebs ON ct belbist uofalo. Men
Ole Sesenbsi, iua bsbrer Mancen,
naaeoe Waalet, % "for at ei Nossn
ifuloe bape no9et of lise". loo ban
fla 81 ncie mso at bare naaet lit
Siem, men inb / &ieffeust piloe ban
bape SUtfen. Mffural mn Draft
Sousst, men @abbsmuaIet Dor pun.
BET, os be SiIhebsu9renbe notalte:
"@el siort!"
9anssrne antases at BABE peiet
Is ca 16 0ispunb. Sisie % De 3
OaIsr bar oItlaa gsIcuninssn.
S0osialo. s &riitiania 8srsitts
g. 8ernboIbt, feet &uoe, 52} @ar.
16be SuIi; emil Blid, 20 Qar, 22bs
Mai Il 8io Saneiro). g. Sopp.
10 @ar, 15os SuIi (; &arsn S~nsebret.
len, 40 Nar, 2Sbe SUM Sreberiffs
NicfoIabisn, 5 Nar, 16oe Sui; Gbr.
Ssnrif Sasl lite Suli; @nne sc
Ssnisn, iebt YIren. 253 Iar, 17oe
Sui! &arsu sc Sburalofsn, 6 Mb.,
Toe Sui; giarne SObitac, ? Mar,
Toe Suli ; 8snepifta &linssnbers,
fpbt Sommsrislbt. IS Nar, Lobe
Sui; @us. @Osel, 3bie Suli. 8 SIRE.
beritsitaS Suianne GIilabstb Mopis,
fgot &rnsien, 81 @ar, 13oe Sui
@ilbsIm q Bed, Mp, LOBE Sui.
s Sreoerifsbalb: gsrentbine . @ss.
iel, frbt &Iesncr, IS Gar, 10 SW!i.
8 Gaffsltao: Waren 8cs, 70 Iar,
12te SuIi 8 Set: Sens > SpIien
SabI, 70 Oar, ABE SuIi. 8 0isrpen:
SorbenpGrenbe 9snsmanS Ysoer He.
Nerlen, 921 @ar 16oe SllIi. s Sfisn:
&anS. tbcoI. Gbr Sobisisn, 81 Qar,
2los SuIi. Srm pr. IrsnoaI
Stibsreoer Ole 81 en-, 90 @ar, 17be
SuIi 8 @lcrpsn: Barbra &c 90.
r~sniien, iebt Sontum. : Bergen:
@erbnrbine g Sons, feot Srnosrisn,
SO Iar, 18oe SIli. Scban Gbr
MlopinfeI, 73} Iar, 18oe Suli.
8srsnot Gbr &sbslsr, 40 &ar, 9Se
SnIi. Sbrunbbiem Suptein Sans
. 9%orsutisr. s 8~inssaisr; Slime
9 Stensrisn, feot Srssns, Is &ar,
2Ooe Sui. 8 Sgnore 9aup SsIene
& 8srs, 3 Mo. 10 Suli. s 8amle:
Snsabors 6 @inie, foot CHINA, 333
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
Sdorefanos Sange..

4.
Sa ri ellfsr bette 0anost,
Com bet tiger irsm
Surst, psirbiot Oper @anost
Wso Be tuiino Sicm,
GIlfsr, ellfer bet % tGrfsr
Yaa Dor SSar % MOr
90 ben Sa9anat, iom ienfer
Srpmme pea Dor SorH.
Sstte 9anb bar SARAH bicrsst
Msb fin 8iemperab.
0ette 2anb bar SaatOn p9rsst,
Webens Sipinb tpab;
Yaa BET 9ano bar Olaf malet
&orist msb lit Blob,
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05
gforgr.

Statsraao MantbcD sr uonGUnt
til Stiitamtmano oucr 8riiiiania
Stiit, % 8piogsO i Srammen, Stor.
thiu9@yeprrientant SeImer til StatS.
r0ah.
&riltiaria or til Soften $50 Gar
9ammcI, % Der opiororss til Ell Set
/ osnne InIsonius liant Ill Ell 5no.
tanning til en- Status for &riitian
osn 6lcyot, iom csn 27oe % 20oe
September 1924 par tlllttNe, Do
8pcns @yrnpier blsps ~uoitufue.
S"IiitialsianO bar poa Saarom
@vims uNmarf $50 Maal SorplanN
al 10 6Ons @iooslsOpbos, bporaf
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

- Brepbuer, tilberenbe en- berfor
intcrsslsrst Mano / Nor9e. or | be
ioite CONNER blspet oplenbt fro
0ampifibene "Gusenia" % "Strcm'
itab". Sornblis ~uoilappss nosle iaa.
panns i 9pisfil. Der tilba9eIasbe @eien
bsrira til Wois (18 nOrlfe @fiI) paa
/ Sine os 80 Minutter. forteuer
"StremltaSs Shining.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

fan uouinbes 10000 &%ubifiapne aob
Serp, Der / NDttsuirfnins bill lpare
til 10000 Sapne Mlens Suru.og
8ranbsb euir 10000 Sbr. StenfuI.
Namsos, 12te SuIi. = Slaataan.
Den er NIL / fulo Sang Der / G9nen,
% Semsnsben bIipsr rig.
GjOpig, 2loe Snli. = WenSosn
al So er unosr ct Wiobelsaar, men
BeifaHenbeoen sr goo. Matten til
ben 15oe bar Der fun 3 GRADERS
8arme. bporimoo Der 2erbos bar
20 GRADERS @arme / Sfpssen.
NOroiioro, 20be Suli. = Nser %
Gns er fommet fig messt, % ts9ner
MI til at blipe ct eobt Mar.
SromsD, lite Sali. = Sielbsns CT
enonll bcIast mso Sne; gsirst sr
folot @seren itaar mislist. bpori.
MOB Gn9en bier ct beore lloisenos.
S.lbcrOen, 9oe Suli.-Set sunitise
@sir bar frsmorspst Mssr os gns i
en- utroIis 6art, iaaIssss at besse
ScIe MI itaar iGrosles l%ousnbe; ii9r
ipnss bette at uers 5iIiaIbst msb
Gnssn, Der enoos itaar u~iaopanlis
freois % 9iper uoist til en- rig So.
aplins.
Vanrbig, 14oe Suli. = uoiisterne
for &orn.os Yotetesbriten ere no.
mGrteoe, % paa entslte u%nbtagsller
n1r oil man bsQer life iaa iaa gan.
lie liott Sp.
Songcn bor lfi0nfet til Sfolsrne
i Sammerieit It fuInitGnbist Cat
sOoe 9anpfOrter, % 90 Stpffsr TO.
Iorsrsne naturbiitoriite Islander, 3
aitronomiife ISLANDER, l SorbsIobus,
""m' o'0u'o'H'
8iusrer, G%e9nstuber, Sortesninser
~ o'''""" -
H""S NJ H.
e~urm6uoSru nm SnifirIhsur
frirer 0Wosiirosna for 1its SpIi er
mn bs,nh,Iio oitoost ~ SoIf or for
het Wrlts 6roonr III Srtsrs meS
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

tan uopinoes 10000 &ubifiapne goo
serp, Der i @pttsuirfnins oil iuare
til 10000 Sapne Nlens Suru.os
8ranusb euir 10000 Sbr. StenfuI.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-05

Namsos, 12te Suli. = Chatham.
Den CT NIL / fulb Sang Der i gsnsn,
% Semsn9oen bIipsr rig.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-18

PLEASANT OCCASION. - The
Erodelphian Society of Albany
Collegiate Institute gave and enter.
taiument to their friends on last
Friday evening, An invitation
was extended to the public to at.
tend, and although there were
meetings Of other societies on the
same evening, there was a fair
attendance. AS usual, the exercises
were first class, the music, both
vocal and instrumental, was
especially excellent. The young
ladies certainly proved themselves
worthy and deserve the praise so
universally bestowed upon them by
all present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-18

The April number Of WOODS
Household Magazine, now upon
our table, wellsustains its reputation
as a first class live publication
While its contents are not deep OF
scientific, its pages are free from
trashy, sensational stories, and are
full Of bright sunny reading that
goes home to the heart. The mag
azine contains its usual number Of
illustrations, and its general ap.
pearauce compares favorably with
the higher priced magazines. Sub
scription price one dollar a year ;
with chrome YOSEMITE one dollar
and a halt. Subscriptions may
begin With any number. Address,
Woods Household Mdgdziae,
NeWburgh, n. y,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-18
May this question be agitated to

LUCY shpN1i Y"s~'~SH NJ eS5s~
such an extent in our land that
those who are under the dominion
Of bis satanic magesty will see thee y
terrible gulf into which they are
Fastening, and rid themselves, by
one grand effort, Of his grasp, BE- BE-
come sober, upright and law,abiding
citizens, and regain the places in the
affections of those around them
which they forfeited by the vine
cup, and be instruments in the
hands of God of saving Others from
a drunkard's grave.
aalF G. C. JACKSON, Sec.,
The above letter was handed in
last week, but was mislaid and
forgotten. This is the reason it
did not appear in our last issue
I'D.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-18
Temperance Movement at BrOw1ls'
willie.
BROWNSVILLE, Oregon,
April LIST, 1874. {


Mr.. ED1ToR:-l am happy t
inform you that the people Of thu
place are not asleep to the grea'
and all-absorbing topic Of lem
perance. They see now, what they
tailed to do heretofore, that intem
perance is the greatest evil that any
community could be cursed with
that it destroys the morals of the
young; ruins the reputation Of all
who indulge in it; lightens the
purse makes beggars Of our wives
and families, and, eventually, carries
its victim to a drunkad's grave,
They think it high time to raise
their voices against this terrible
Gourge which is rsvaging our
country and decimating it OF men
who, freed from it, would be an
honor to the nation. They there
fore called a meeting Of the people
to devise means to Danish from our
town and the country at large, the
cause Of so much misery, penury
and want, King Alcohol. ..I.
A meeting for this purpose was
held at the NJ. E. Church at this
place, last night at Z P. NJ, DIR.
r. Fl. Crawford, Chairman. After
calling the house to order, the fol
lowing resolutions were offered:
Resoloed, That we willtnot use
intoxicating liquor as beverage.
Resolved, We will not patroniae
those that sell, or otherwise dispose
e, Intoxicating liquor as a beverage,
when we can reasonably do other
wise. "5
After some remarks as to the
phraseology and the force in which
the resolutions were put-some
thinking the language not forcible
enough they were finally adopted,
Appropriate remarks were INDUCED
10 by Rev. Mr., Starr, Rev. Mr..
Worth, Mr.. Ellis, DR.. Rowland
and r. w. Henderson. a
At intervals the audience was
favored by both instrumental and
vocal music.
On motion, the Chair appointed
the following named gentlemen q
committee to wait on the merchants
who sell liquor, with q view to its
removal from the community !:
Messrs. w. @. Baird, J. B. Hen
derson and DR.. W. H. Rowland.
On motion, q rising vote was
taken on the merits vf the vesolu.
tions. | may say it was unani-
nous, for there was not one rose to
object.
On motion, that an abstract Of
the meeting be sent to Albany for
publication. % va
Adjourned to meet at the U. r.
Church, On Tuesday evening, April
7th, at early candle-lighting. The
.meetiug adjourned at 9.2S, p. M!
The house was full, and the great
est order prevailed through the
needing i isa pleasure 70 y ses %
many manifest On interest il sain1
.pOrtant an undertaking, and, itrI
mistake not, Bg9ElsVille will not
ibs tahAnd in ia;endeavOrsl tOi'keeu
che bslll OftampsranOS s5llih 9ao
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18
WHERE WE STAND.

Our readers know very well that
we despisc "rings" and have de-
nounced time and again the corrup-
ton which unavoidabiy attends all
all party management. The evil is
inherent and for which there is no
remedy save in the dissolution of all
party organization, and then we
have no guarantee against discord
worse COMPOUNDED. Necessity, as a
higher law, in all republics, wherev-
er freedom has aims and a foothold,
has impelled association as the best
means Of attaining the popular desire
and we can yet trust to no safer
method.
In view Of this and of the impor-
tance OF preserving in its full
strength the democratic organlza-
ton, and not that we think Mr..
Trammell a better democrat than
DIR. FELTON, or that we admire the
manner of his nomination, we place
his name at the head of the regular
democratic ticket, hoping, that in
future, the people will see to it that
we are compelled to sustain only
those they really prefer should rep
resent them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18
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Of the Democratic Retrenchment Party
We the people Of Cobb County,
desire to restore TO ourselves. con-
dition of Government in which the
citizen will not look upon the office
holder as his master and oppressor ;
but the ofice-holder will regard
more, the good of the citizen, than
the emolumenis of Office. To this
end, and that extravaganza and cor
ruption may be checked, rings re-
buked, and that the Patriot may be
honored above the Partizan we
pledge ourselves to support no one,
for any office, who is not in favor OF
reform and retrenchment. We de-
mand that our candidates for Sena-
tor and Representatives., shall pledge
themselv es, in good faith, 10 make
every effort in their power, to re-
ducc the per diem of members Of
the General Assembly TO five dol
lars and that they will then proceed
at once to make a proper reduction
Of salaries and fees Of all other Off
GERS, in every department OF the
State Government.
T. M. KIRKPATRICK, Chm.
J. 4. BURKHALTER, Sec.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18

The first of November has been
fixed for the running of the first train
through Hoosac tunnel. Steel rails
are to be laid through the tunnel.
At Hackenshack, N. j., Tuesday,
Frederick Shuart was sentenced to
twenty years in States prison for
horse stealing. If he had made
mince- meat Of a couple of his fellow
citizens he would have Jared better.
Edward S. Stokes only got four years
for killing Jim Fisk, and numerous
other murderers get off scot free.
In the Glendenning case, certain
of the reverend gentleman's friends
are reported to have been around
trying to hire some one TO acknowl-
edge the paternity of the preachers
child by the late Mary Pomeroy, and
renewed interest in the scandal has
been awakened in Jersey City in
ouscluouOO'
The committee appointed last week
at a mass meeting held at Omaha in
behalf of the suffering communities
in the western counties of Nebraska,
where crops were destroyed by gras-
hoppers, have perfected arrange
ments for the reception of subscrip>
lions and donations, which should be
addressed to Z. 3. Chandler, super>
The suffering is repor-
ted great already, and aid will have
to be extended during the entire
winter.
a Detroit man recently eioped
with woman and her six children.
The forsaken husband did not pur-
sue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18
THE NEXT SPEAKER.

9'he Milledgeville Recorder, after
stating that Mr.. Hoge has always
been "llatteringly condescending"
towards its editor, says; " We per-
ceive that the Atlanta Ring is alrea-
dy making steps towards securing
the speakership for Mr.. Hoge." Not
at all. As one Atlanta man, we say
decidedly that we do not want Mr..
Hoge in the chair even If it were
offered 10 him. We want him OF
the floor. But while we are on this
subject, Mr.. Recorder, how would
w. ID. Anderson, of Cobb, suit you
as Speaker We might feel inclin'
ed to "move" in that matter, At
lania Herald.
Exactly "Jes So" And we
wouldn't mind cooperating with
you, Mr.. Herald, in keeping Mr..
Hoge on the floor, and in putting
Mr.. Anderson in the chair,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-18
SOUTHERN TROUBLES.

The Southern troubles have occu-
pied a good share of attention for a
time back, and were last week the
cause of an official order from Wash
ington, looking to such disposition
of the military that the civil authori-
ties would receive all needed aid in
case Of emergency. While we have
not had any doubt that rapine, rob-
berry, and murder we've to an extent
rife in portions of the South, we have
not felt it just to cry out that the
matter had become SO general as to
make a war OF races imminent, or
that reputed unrepentant white reb.
els were to blame any more than the
negroes. The troubles arise from
ignorance, and will continue in a
greater or less degree until the peo>
ple-poorer whites and negroes alike
are so far educated that they will
thoroughly understand and appreci-
ate the immortal principle of the
| Declaration of Independence, that
oil men are created equal, and en-
dowed with certain inalienable rights,
as life, liberty, and the pursuit o.
happiness, But we also believe tina
these reports are exaggerated
Senator Robertson, who is Radica
Republican and favors the Civil
Rights bill, differs from those of hi
colleagues who regard these Southern
troubles as Indicating the existence
of organizations bent upon negro ex
termination. He considers them in
significant; they should be left t.
those communities engaged in them
and not be brought before the public
The negroes are given to credulity
and exageration, and on the frs
representations believe the Ku-Klu'
Khan or White Leagues are flooding
the country. Again, at an early
hour on Monday morning last party
of negroes entered residence neaI
Memphis, Tenn, set upon and bea
young girl therein SO that it wa
feared she wotiid die; fred upon the
man of the house, then seized ant
beat him until he managed to escape
beat and stripped bis wife, and made
an attempt to outrage her person
only fleeing the place as the neigh
bors were aroused--all this, and mo-
the work of either White Leaguer'
or Ku- Klux. The election of les:
number of thieves and ruilians to off.
cial position, and the rapid spread Of
educational privileges, are the only
remedies for the certain removal OF
the evils complained of.--Detroit
(Mieh.) Advertiser.