davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19
NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA, JUNE 10, 1875

er the sense Of gladness and relief
with which they recognized the ap-
proach of a better mutual understand.
ing and a better mutual esteem. Ma
words can describe the heartfelt
pleasure with which they look for
ward to the Centennial anniversary
as the tittest and most auspicious
time to celebrate the advent Of the
new union while they commemo rated
the glories of the old. But tho spirit
that crops ont in this oath-the spirit
manifested, first in prescribing any
special oath at all, and secondly in
framing it with such open purpose to
insult and humiliate the Soutll-that
spirit is no answer tn fraternal i'm.
pulses awakening in tho Southern
heart.
Mr.. Lamar may consent to sneak
there and General Johnston may be
asked to serve among the dignitaries
but We doubt If all this will offset the
bitter disappointment it has gwen us
to find that there remains ut the
North the wish to keep alive the ami.
mosities Of fourteen gears ago and to
taunt US with the defeat We have
borne 80 patiently and bravely. The
occasion will seem more an illustra-
ton of sectional differences than a
memorial reunion of brothers. and
Louisiana will initiate Georgia in
holding it in sorrow and avoidance.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19

dice seems to be making south from
here. Sage tea has advanced to a
dollar per pound beware Of the
deg liberal discount to editors and
c7ergynen.
Memphis, l4.-Palpitation of the
heart is predicted for this region ;
bat she'll get over it; q disposition
to lie in bed until the old man builds
the fire will also be apparent; good
day for shooting your brother. law.
Washington, l4.-The Old Hamy's
to pay all over the country, and no
pitch hot. Old pioneers who can
thread a needle without the aid of
spectac'es are going to 10 knocked
higher than Gilroy's kite Tomorrow {!
Bad day for comic lecturers; keep
tut meat away from the children {;
telegraph your mother in.Iaw not to
come; If it clear, oti before udon OK
pect nervous prostration aud no sup
per ready.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19

They STARTED Too H1cn.-Chuck
the boys called him Chuck far short
was hardly what you could call a
hard case, but he was fond Of q joke,
and seldom cared ut whose expense
it was perpetrated. Returning to
New Bedford on the steamer was a
large party who had been over to at
tend the camp-meetimg at Martlla's
Vineyard. 1t was Sunday evening,
and, naturally enough q number Of
passengers gathered in the ladies'
cabin for divine service. Into this
crowd Chnck iusinuated himself just
a. ths hymn, MY soul, b. Oh thy
guard" was given out. The crowd
joined in with a will, and had sung
to the end Of the second line, 'ren
thousand foes rise," when a shrill
female voice was heard, "Hold on
you've started it to hishm There
was, a pause for 4 few seconds, broken
At length by tho good.natared sug.
gestion Of Chuck. Suppose you
start here at Eve thousandm Amid
the general laughter that followed
Chuck retired, and the meeting came
to an end.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19
Shyster.

Some time ago lawyer of Chicago
sued the editor IF one of the dailies
of that city for libel because said pa
per had called him a "shyster." Not
long afterwards one of the leading
dailies of st. Louis was sued for the
same reason. These suits have natu.
rally created q great deal Of curiosity
as to the true meaning If tho word
"sbyster." The standard dictiona.
ries are silent upon the subject; but
not SO the famous Josh Billings, who
supplies the great Deed now felt by a
curious public. His definition of
"shyster" is as follows:
The shyster IL a loose cross between
the Jeremy Didler and the (le,l. beat,
and IL more particularly known az 4
cheap lawyer who hangs around the
arenas Of justiss, a pest tew all who
know him, and a downright misfortin
tew thoze who don't. He is always
on hand tew help the unfortunate ont
Ov one disaster into q wuss one, and
don't hesitate tew take the last sl.il-
ling enuybody haz got az pay for ser
vices that he knows he kant render.
He IL q vehement liar and prating
cheat; all decent lawyers despizo
him, and ajudge dreds him az he
daz . drove ov hungry flies in q hot
and fetil courtroom.
A shyster IL a kind of yelle dog
amuug humans, sneaking around tho
korners for a bone. He knoze Just
euutf about law tew git 4 man into
its meshes, but never emit tew git
him out, and never got a fee yet that
hadn't the smell Of hishonor in it.
He never gifts abuv a shabby zen.
tiIity in his appearance, aud would
make q very good walking advertise
ment to parade in front ov q second-
hand clothing consarn.
The shyster IL always az poor az
he IL dishonest, and when he gifts old
ara fairly gone to seed, it takes all
the Running no IL master ov tew git
hz klam soup and his 0clashunal
luxury ov cheap whisky.
Josh says l know several of this
infamous breed of kritters; l kan kali
up tew Mi vishun at emmy time their
shiny black suits, their nnlighted
stun'ps Of cigars, their koll CLASSY
eyes, their piuched cheeks, and their
general hu"gryness.
If waz in u tite spot, and must
have help had mulch rather meet u
highwayman than one Of thsze
wretches.
Highwaymen are often generous,
have been known tew I've tender, sell
dun are mean, but . shyster IL Ger
tainly tho most bitter ov all blisters.
A true definition of what it takes to
make shyster.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19
Not From Brooklyn.

A Chicago paper gives the follow
Ing specimens of hymcneal cores.
pondence with the assurance that
they were not developed in Brook.
lyn:
My Own Beloved: am sitting in
the back kitchen mid the dash and
clatter Of the gravy pans, but within
my Utmost soul all is peace. Would,
my beloved, that my picture might
ever hang in such a frame Of mind as
this. Over and over have dcvour.
ed your last letter, in which you
speak of n,s--po0r me-in such tones
OF anguish tenderness; do you re-
member them, - Far be it from
me to harrow your feelings with the
fine tooth of remonstrancs, but when
| have been waiting and longing for
one Of your soul.fecling letters, and
then to 6nd but ten dollars enclosed,
what am l to say' How on earth 10
you expect me to pay the months
rent besides the sausage man and =
- I But, witlal, d. adore thee,
thou sweet scented l'arbinger Of my
domestic oasis. When l reflect on
the nitro slycerineousness of your
character, and the pinnacle of grand
con'prehensiveness to which you have
attained by the favoring gales of per-
sonal distinguishment, l feel 50 proud
of yon, Isaac. - MI. h. was
here this evening. He only stayed o
few hours, and was full of cataleptic
enthusiasm. He says I am his bone
ideal Of. . spirituous woman, and he
wept like a watering cart to think
that YOU seemed at times to cast q
glimnsring eye upon him. Why is
it, says he, Mary Ann7 Says /, l
don't know, and l loaned him anoth.
er handkerchief. Oh! Isaac, how
l do love You two men. lie talked
50 sweetly. He said: ut does seem
That in this platitudinary world we
ought to tote each others burdens 50
far as to mollify the ills We know
not Of, instead Of flying to those We
have" What do you think Of it, my
darling popsy wopsy : - When /
think IF You, hubby, and my baby, l
feel that would rather have you
than ticket in the Louisville lotte-
ry. - Union forever,
MARY ANN.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19
Very Signal Service.
From the Detroit Fro Press.

fa =. From the Detroit Freq Pres. ....
The Detroit mother. is anxiously
waiting tue time when the Signal
Service Bureau shall also keep track
If disease and telegraph along the
line what sort Of sickness may bo ox-
pected on tho morrow. If the bu.
reau gets the matter down rs fine as
it has the weather, the dispatches will
prove invaluable to every head Of a
family. When the morning paper is
left on the step the mother will turn
to sickness Dispatches" aud read {:
Cheyenne, l4.-Measles passed here
this morning goiug cast at the rate If
twenty four miles an hour. Don't
let your children smell Of anybody's
breath.
Omaha, l4.-Pulse stands at eighty.
four; Omaha slightly hectic, but d.
gestion good and slept we'll last night !;
tongue Slightly coated, but tie lake
regions will probably escape.
Pixies Peak, l4.-Wh00ping cough
turning somersaults over tho signal
station ; get ready for whoop, gas-
works open from Ga. N. to DIP. IN.
Also indications Of q stratum of bill
ious collie; will center somewhere in
Illinois.
Chicago, l4.-1n the upper Missis.
sippi aud lower Missouri valleys sx-
pect the toothache and q good deal Of
cussin' around. Good time to argue
political questions aud make up old
feuds.
New York, l4.-Lamc log and clills
predicted for the New England States,
with gripes and such in tho Adiron.
dack region. Don't 60 huckleberry.
ing.
Savannah, 14.-Rush gof blood "a
the head is predicted for tho Gull
States, with occasional rushes for the
camphor- bottle. May clear up after
noon aud dropsy set in. Use Fitz.
noodles pills for all dropsical com.
plsints. They cure like magic. Only
twenty-five eents PEI box /; for sale
at oil respectable drug stores.
Cincinnati, l4.-Slight commissions
along tpe Ohio look cat for the jauu.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19

An INDIAN HERMIT. - Marcl,ant
Kelly, a man well-known throughout
many ofan eastern and central conn
tries Of tho State, died ut his place
this morning, at the ago Of sixty. -four
years. Mr.. Kelly was \ strange char.
acter. He was a man IF considerable
culture for one whose youth extended
back into the pioneer period Of tho
country, and at that early day was
actively engaged as n school. teacher.
For many years he had lived tho life
Of q hermit, occupying a llonse ell
tirely alone, cooking his own victuals,
making his own clothing and practi-
cally demonstrating, rs far as be was
able, that womankind is a superfuity
He was best known through his re.
gion as q dentist, and, unlike the
generality of his|craft always carried
his Office with him, and operated
upon Ills patients at their homes. His
travelling was done almost entirely
on foot, no matter what might be the
distance; and there il probably not
q person in the State that has walked
Us great an aggregated number Of
miles. Within the last two or three
years, "Mart," rs 10 was Familiarity
called, developed an intense hostility
toward Freemosonry, aud his opposi.
ton to that and other secret organ
izations became a perfect mania. He
expended a large part of his earnings
and savings in circulating Anti-Ma-
sonic literature gratuitously. Beside
his told curiosity shop" If a house he
owned Il body Of land in Grant Coun.
ty aud other property estimated to
be worth altogether, five or six thou.
sand dollars, and all rs the results Of
his industry and miserly habits. Dcs-
pite his peculiarities Mr.. Kelly had
many attractive traits, and his quaint
manners and philosophical tnru Of
mind will be missed Ly not few
lnd. Sentinel,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19
The South and the Centennial
a@F Oath. 81

"a - SAV&As go
From the New Orleans Pcayune.|
The publication of Gov. Smiths
letter to Secretary Fish his led to the
production Of Secretary Fish's reply.
1t appears from the Secretary's state.
ment that there were two kinds Of
oaths provided one for tie north and
enc for the South-an arrangement
admirably adapted 10 discriminate
between tho sections, aud to keep
alive the memories of an episode
which the submission f one side and
the magnanimity of tho other should
have combined to dismiss forever.
Secretary FislI's explanation is that
some Of his clerks in the hurry of the
moment enclosed in the commissions
intended for reconstructed Georgia
the oath intended for the loyal North.
In Offering that explanation he ad.
mits that distinctions had been Oh.
served and that the Southern States
were to have been received on terms
adjusted with o view to illustrating
the distinction in as marked aud con-
spicu0us q manner as possible. 1t is
evident that the arrangement Is un.
generous toward the South and un-
true to the ostensible spirit Of the
Centennial celebration and, wheth
or the excuses offered by the Secretary
sprang FROM an afterthouyht or real
" represented an existing state Of
things, the fact remains that the South
must 60 to the Centennial with a
sense Of being Disseminated against
and the knowledge that this discrim-
ination is paraded to the world.
1t may be true that the movers in
the Centennial concern are talking Of
Hon. l.. @. C.. Lamar and Gen. Joseph
+. Johnston as prominent actors in
ceremonies Of the day, but We doubt
whether they OF, any other Southern
gentlemen can be persuaded to res.
pect and approve an affair 90 per-
vcrted to partisan ends as this
has been in the matter Of the
oath prescribed for Commissioners.
We venture, to- ssy that within the
United States there were none who
welcomed more sincerely the pro-
mise ofrestored good. win, and hailed
with deeper gratitude tho opportuni-
ty t. consecrate ito restoration, than
the men who followed Joseph E john
ston through the dark and bloody
period Of the war. No words can coz.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19
MAILS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

VIEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Chensyville Quarantico, Alexandria,
Cotile and Cloutierville, Daily, at
7 A. NJ.
sHREvEPORT, Keachie, Mansfield, Mar
thaville, and Pleasant Hill-Daily at
1OA. NJ.
NACOGDOCHES, Melrose, Chirino. San
Augustine, Milan, Pendleton, Sabine
town, Many and TT. Jesup-on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at
5P. N.
HOMER, Minden, Buckhorn, Ringgold,
Coushatta and Campte-on Tues
day and Friday, at P. NJ.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Sutton and St.
Maurice-on Tuesday and Friday,
~ A. N. ~
MAILS CLOSE
Asa. N. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and CloutierviQe.
ASA. N. for Shreveport, Keachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
At6P. N. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augrstin.
At5P N. for Homer, La, Bnckhorn,
COushatta and Campte.
At 10 A. N. for Winfield, &c.
Office Hours-from 10 A.. NJ. to 2 p. NJ.
and from 3 PM to JPN.
]. F. DEvARGAs, Post Master.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-06-19

from q u % per day, can be procured
in your own neighborhood, and il strict-
" honorable. PerhcslMs free, or samples
worth several dollars that will enable
you togo tolwork 1t oaes, viii sbei cent
on receipt Of fifty cents,
Address; J. LATHAM 4 CO..
1oe Warrington st., Boston, Mass.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
Gon9reBs@ SIisn8em.
Is Arlington, 8. {
8 III Il at

~ w ~ u -
berihtetc Ser GiIetbabnauSi1uB SIT linz
eunIten bes @eiebentiDurfS, ourtD ipelz
den Der Waibin9tou : Cincinnati : st.
Gouis 8aDn eriaubt iueroet loLte, III Oen
0elpbentel Onfel Sam'5 SUI greifen, nm
cine enggleiii9e Sabn BON Der Seefitite
mad 81. 2outS u1o Chicago s1 baucn.
Der Gutlpurf tucl1er SoDn QS.
MorG'S Jtdbmaittncn Satent perldi>
CERT, trurbe nit % gegen Is Stilnrlett
Dermorfen.
Shurs reidte cine 9enti6rift ameri>
tantlher 8lrger ctu, Die ben belbeioenen
W1tnIb be9en, onB ba5 0unocs> Brdii>
bentens uno Gicez SrdiioeutensNmt abb
gel6atft un0 ell ponl Jtepr1Ientantenz
Daule 5t ertpdblen0cS uno otelein peraut>
mortlt0eS 0trettortum Don Siebe1 nit
ben @eipalten. befletoet iperoe, Die iest
nit oielcn beioen Icmtern pertniipft iiuO.
SIN &eprdieutantenbau1e
bro6te ser u1tuermetoli6e GeueD einen
Gutlpurf Siped3 SermeDrung Der SIM
finite Der dc9ternng I'M Serrin9erulg
Der o3inlcnLait Elm; &elleD slaubt VeioeS
ourd) NufbebMng pes firSltd erIalIenen
Tiuall;aeiebe5 llno be5 WelcbeS pom
SUM 1874, tucl1e5 bic Scrmebrung oes
Observation-Disclosures Derbietct, uuo pllr1
~9lunobme lelne5 YlaueS, 800 3inien sabz
letoe, unteui66are 8uloesi0uIouerz
ldrcibungen 0%uSSugebcnt it errcldsn.
9rDBtano hrlNtc elllel GItlpurI fir
bic Grbebung elmer GtntpmmenIteuer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
9 prinsftetb, So, 9. Sch.
SIM Settat

~ Ill IL III
aelanete Der Gntipurf, ipel4cr sic NnIteLs
lung zines @ountDanipalteS in Counties
bon mebr ais SOC, 900 Seelen oloronet,
aur ;tpetten 2eiung.
Der 8eI6IuBautros, tpona6 Seften>
Sreii9ulen etnen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tbeil BON Den fir S0ul;mede er6Obenen
Steucrlr erbaIten iOlen, tultroe auf Nn>
tras bes NIsi6uiies fir S6uItpeien 81
beit often 9clegt.
8on 6reiIe wuroe ein @eisbentipuri
ctngebra0t, meIder Die Webalter Der Sebs
rer an Observation-Disclosures (JtormaL7
l6uleu) berabieBt.
Bon 9totan Elm Gnttpurf nm ben ge>
IeBipiorigeu SultGnoen III getDilienSDun>
ties (8i4iamlon GDnrtn ,c.) eiu GuOe
St MAIDEN.
Son Sailing ein Gnttpnrf fir Die Ges
geIuIlg Der Sabrpreile ani GilenbaDnen.
8om Ouune etn Gntipurf gegen Das
8ermietbem OOH NofaIeu 5u Spiel
sDeden.
III st Standardization
ipuroe 6ie Nnnabme bcS @ntpurf5, mel
der Die 8Drnabme elmer Golfs3dblung
fit baS Sabr 1875 anoronet, BON Dem
bet~reffenDeu NuSi6uB enpfobIen.
Siibler rei9te eilen 0eiebenttpmrf elm,
6emsufplge In NrbettSlobns &ldgen Der
Scflugte bte@eri9tStoften SaDlell miiBte.
N%ugenDmnlen iDur0e etn GuttDurf,
tpel9er bic Initeullng ettes S6rtftfibs
rerS int Supcrtorgeri9t bon Chicago
nor19reibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
(spestaIsG epei8e Der 81. StaotS;eituns J
6 prin4fieIb, 10. Sch.

SprtH9IlcIO, ~. Oep.
Das Gomite bcS observation-disclosures
fit Wi u II le9enbeite
bat beI9Iofen, eincn 0eieBentiDlrf etHz
sureiden, tpelber n%erfiist, ooB Die itGoti>
ldben S6abmeilter lit alien Stdoteu ullo
Slefen oes Staates rtbt ~Stpetntal binter>
eiualther ertpGblt iper0en blrfen. Die
9erren Gonfrite 0alpin utb GnuOm
iiuo nit Nll3ar6eitultg Der Torm oes @nts
lpurfs beauftra9t mproeu, Dereu eriter
@lttpurf pom Spre6cr !0aineS auSgcs
gangelt mar. Sic Dem @ntDurf SIT
@rllnoe liegen6e Soee, melNe in ~unierer
Stnatsregierull9 bereit5 ein9efllDrt lit,
1T cine nOrtrefflt0e. Sic ermo9li0t oaS
v3G6[en OeS 0eloeS," tDelde5 int Sale
Oes GDicagoer SAabmeiiters Gage in1
Sabre 1873 10 oringcno perlan9t uuroc
nno 10 trauri9 ausgefaaen lit.
18enn ein S0aBmeiiter iDieoerertpGDlt
miro, 10 bat ct nur nit it6 iclbit abSus
re6nen ulO lit babel 9eipoDnltd Elm ic6r
natDli1tigcr Nepilor. 9Scnn oann BET
ieinem 9tiidtritte pom 9(u1te eil Oeft;it
9%efunocn miro, 10 weiB man nt0t, III
meldem NnItStermtn OalieIbc itatt9e1
turoen uno an neldbe Sitrgen - Die TAFT
niemalS fir beiDe Germinc Dielelben iiuD
man ii0 BET @riaBtla8en 81 balten
bat. Die ertpGDnte Uta ioil btelem ue5
beLltol10e lit rdottnler MetIe abhelten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

ein. G%infommen bon nidt ii6er 1000
Dollars iGbrli9 iouen iteuerfrci Iett1.
Der @elebentipurf, ipelder ben @rben
bon Soloateu, Die meniger alS ein Sabr
lang Dtetten, cine setpiile YrGmie
GSonntp"O beniut9t, tpurbe nit l91 ges
gen 20 Stimmen angenommen.
Ser g[usiduB fit 9atentangelegcns
bettct empfabI bic IbIebnung beS &C.
iu6S Inn 0~erlGueerung oeS Wilion'i6en
Nabnuf 9inenz Bdtcntes. 3aplor (Ses
ri6terltattcr) ia9te, baB Oas III Srage
itepenbe Yatcnt ieinen 8eiibern etnelt
Geiu9elpinn bon nebr alS Stpei Dituios
neIt Dollars ab9etporfen babe ulb
meitte, bas Bublitum babe fir Die Or
ftnbult9 na69era5e 9euug besaDlt. Ser
8crtdt ipuroe 5u beu Nften gclegt,
ipprauf baS !6au6 it6 ocrta9te.
8aibtn9tO II, II. Sch.
SIM Sennt
Fam BET Gnttpurf fir bic G%inlebuns elmer
Se3irfS> Geeternng 3ur Spro6e.
Sargeut'S ,.~3uiaBantrag, luon69 Der
8e3irf Columbia sur Bertretung I'M 9tas
tionaLreprGientantenballe bere6tigt fem
lpu, ipuroe nit 70 9e9en Il Stlnrlelt
Dertporfen.
abortion err1ellerte baum Ieiren 2lntrag
be3iiglih Der @tnlebuls Der Te~gierungSs
Gomnliil6re, iebo0 nit Der NbGn0erung,
baB stpei oer1clber pom Golte gepdblt
11uo Der brittle bonn Bmnoespr11ioentell
erndnnt tperoen 1Dl.
Sargent f6lu9 Dor, bieIen Nntrdg 6as
hin abSuGnoeru, 0aB Elm GontmillGr Dolt
Solfe 9etpGblt luo Die aitoeren 5pet pom
Yrditoenten ernannt lperoen lOuen.
Sargent's 9lntrag tpuroe NIT Giner
Stimme WeDrDeit an9euDmnen, Der 10
omeuoirte Dtnrtou'i6e Sulabaltrag aber
nit 50 eegen IL Sttmmet ab9clebnt.
Nuiion beantragte, 5. "a oabin ab3u>
Gnoerrt, ooB Die in 6oI9e bcS @elcbeS
bonn 20. sunni 1874 %beipiatgteu Sorocs
rln9en (gegen Den 8e3irf) binnen bier
Wiuitaten mad oeftnttiper MnnaDme oeS
norliegenbeu 8eIeBentiDurfS gum Nus>
tauih (eeeen Die bOm Su1be 9aralttrten
S6uLoperi6reibungen) etngeret6t mer=
ben n%liiI1ell, uno 0aB Der Sun0 fetne alts
oere Observation-Disclosures fir Die 8eSabz
lung Der S9uloen oe5 Se5irtS ober Der
StGote MalDington uno Georgetown
i%iberlimmt, oils Die, tpel6e ibu1 aus Der
Our6 0as 9eieb pom 20. SUM 1874 an1
BIUIuIICICu <tuSSuuS WV SWuIOpItI VLNt>
bungen ertpdbtt.
gta9 I6ngerer Debate iiber bieien
Gori6lag Sei9te Ntortpn oil, baB ct
n1orgcn Die Grorterung bes NnSl6uBbe>
ri9tes lit Saden gtn6bad'S D~eautra9en
tperoe, tporauf Der Senot it6 r%crtagte. i,
SIM 3eprGientontenbau c 8
tpuroe na0 8erleiuns De5BrotofoIs nit
Der Grorteruug bet Steuerfrage fortgez
fabren.
Is. W. Ro6erts unb &eIeb bon gennz
iDluanien, bonn Sinan3ousl6uffe, be-
leu6teten bic Trase in eri60pfenber
Weiie. 2ebterer be5ei9nete Die 9luf1ez
glng bon &rte9slteuerl1, tpie ct Die ppr>
ge16lagene Steuerer60bun9 nannte, in
Sriebensseiten ais ebenio untlug mte
un;eitgemdB. Setreffs Der llria6en Der
berri6eloen Stuon5notb unO betriibten
Sage oes 2anoes, iaete ct, fOune ct Die
9luit6ten ietuer @onegen I'M 2tusiduB
ni0t tbeiIen, iOnbern miiiie tie III unierer
febLerbaften @eieBsebuug iu6en.
Jta6oem Geuen feline 8emerfun9en
bouenoet, tpuroe Die @r0rterul1g Der 0or>
Ia9e obgehro6en unb cine In3abL bon
Gntpiirfeu erleoigt, wel9e leot9It9 Prts
oatz Sntereiien betreffcn.
9ierouf Sertagung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
(epssiaIb.p.i6. Der SuimOis etaotsssituus.)

~ II d ltLOI IL. OtU.
SIM &eprG1ei1tanten1alt1e e~ntIpann lt0
1eute ilber ei1en bonn Gonlite fit Canal
uno 6luBbautcn empfoDlenen VeIeBentz
murf our 8emilieung Dol, @eloeru fir
@ebrperbefieriln9eu oeS SQinois> Wft6ts
9an>GanalS, bur0 2InIage zines Nebrs
I'M Satuoisfluiie. cine lGngere urO lsbz
bate Debate. t6err Werritt bon Wta=
rion Gountb empfa6l Die 8ernetiung bet
Gorlage all ba5 Gorntte fir Seiptligul1>
gen, ruo nad)ocm 0err Dune bon Gpof
lid fitr Nnnabme Oer Sorla9e uno gegeu
Die tDettere 8erl1leppltng Oerlelben aus
gelpro6en bate, Da es it'd I'm Die Nn>
lage elmer ebenIo Di6ttgen pie notbtue1z
btgen 8erihtigung beS Slubbettes baIs
ltoe, init 9rObcr Sefti9fett ge8cn Die
Sorlage llno fir Die 8~ertpetiuug Derz
lelben all baS 9enarutte Golnite aus.
ST.. 6tIe, bon Goot @ountD, ipra0
itd 3tp0r fir Die Gertpetiung ber 8orIage
at Da5 9enQnnte GDmtte aus, sugletO
abcr aud fir Die WtaBnabme 1el6lt. IS
tpirOe 1t0 Letd)t bemetlcn lnlten, DaB Die
be0bit0ti9te Seiptuigung nt0t %Oerfais
Inag3iDtortg let, auBerDem aber cine i'll
Sntereiie bes gan5en Staate5 uno Der
umliegenoen Staatet, ia Der Nation
nibtt9e Serbeiierung bes 2ransDortz
peienS bea6ftbtigt iperoe. Wttt 70 9egen
81 Sttinmet ipuroe Die 8orla9e an oas
GOntite fir Betptui9ungen Derpteien.
3err 0offuuauu pnm &tsenszSOmtte
retdte ben GntlDurf eil, ipel0er geltern
9tbcno nOm &isens> Somite pereiltbart
tDoroen NOR, MIR nit Der g%eringen ger=
d%lDerung, baB e5 eiu it~rafbares Ger9cbeu
lein fou, tpenn Minorenne, um Sptriz
tuoisn su ~erLan9en, ibr 2lLter fali6 anz
8cben. Der III Der yStaatSSettung" be-
rctts belpro6e 0clebeatpurt 1T es, ipelz
der aus DEM Caucus Def Oeutl0cn Wtits
8lieoer Encouragement lift. Gluflin, BON
On Sage, Deriu6te Dcrgcbens Die Gin
rci1ung pes @eiebentiuurfS Sn Dcrbins
bern. Gl0fltn lit bon ben fauatiibeu
Gemperenslern errpGblt ipor0en nno bat
ii6, obgleth Wtitglteo Oes &i5en5>@omis
tes, oil Den SeratDungeu bethlehem nt0t
betbcili9t.
Barter bon Goof bat iun Gontitc Die
Snterefen Der Iemperen5ler Uertreten,
tptro aber norausli0tIid ben gntiunrf
itbt all5u ltarf %hetdmpfcn. 0erlelbe
tpurDc gum Druid beorDert unb miro 1T
Den ndNlten Sagen i'm !9aule 3ur gr0r=
terlIil9 tomnell. FL. Ii.