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Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
Legal Notice

H. L; GELLisPIE will take notie. ,h.
maha, State of Nebraska ala ~, ~ y of Ne
OF August. A. ID. 1875 file his na,,,ylS s'.s lSth day
district court, within and for the n''oh on IN the
Nemahs In said state Of NebrasGIee Ouhty o.
m, me SAC +. r. Gellispie and one q 1Sgallnss
GsTtsni setting forth thar the NJ Ies
airy note 60 the said HO5sr pfonls.
plaintiff. on the 2lst day of Janrar,s. nSs'heEs
y, oS'si s,!s PayaOie " one day after date foT
Lne sum OF slSoG5 with interest tSersoDe S',e.as
ina = tnIa IroIl september 26, 1874. and ppsy
ssld last mentioned sum and ,bssai ~
Genlsple Is notified that ne Is reqTire,+ = T.
OF before the 4tb day OF October 1''ISn ion o1
HOMER L. MAFTHEWss
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

John Grohowsky advertises in the
West Point Republican for his son
Stephen. Is years old, who ran away
from home July 23d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

California has an odd trouble
Thousands Of pelicans are eating up
all the fish In Big Meadow Lake, $50
miles inland.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

The agricultural board of Hall coun-
Neb., met last week and resolved TO
have county fair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Lorenzo Evans residing near Win
teTset Iowa. was arrested recently for
nickels. Small busi-
ness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

The late Emperor of Austria, Fer
dinand. left by his will $4,000, 900 to
the Pope of Rome, which has been
paid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Three men one night last week were
attacked by masked men and robbed.
in the suburbs of Kansas City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Capt. Gordon, of Black Hills noto-
iiety. Is now at Falls City. where
be has gone to be tried by Judge Dun
dy's court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Canada papers speak of grasshop-
pers being In that country in large
numbers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

The Governor of Tennessee, has ap-
pointed Hon. d. M. Key. of Chata-
nooga. to succeed Andrew Johnson In
the u. s. Senate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
PHIL AND JIM.
Plots Star Orq0ns

Combine beauty and durability with worth
Send for illustrated catalogue before buying
Address the manufacturer, EDWARD
PLOTTS, Washington, n. j.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

1t Ia reported that Mrs. Lincoln has
recovered her reason, and has been
Withdrawn from the asylum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Frosts heavy enough to kill vines
and damage late corn visited lows
and southern Wisconsin last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
LEGAL Ai1vERTIsEnr,-.
Legal Notice

EORGE P. EATON. Es,a
~ "; =. Coney, will take notic.E .Elta.t9n, An,
sIIlOh slOh mas been filed in the DistD;e. tlat ~
Nemaha county, Nebraska a. Court -
wherein Ezekiel @. Robinson - az setio,
george + Eaton. Kate f. Fafor' PIIaintitf an
ara the Merchants Bank AZ Tir., 49,. y. =, Cone
Ko, are deiendantS. The obiaet S,,'li Nebrss
S,.d petition is 10 obtain decSaal ,.il aPprsyerof
nlent or foreclosure Of mOrtS,s,'.e y and iudS'
DER OF sale OF lots nuItiber Se,,s,, "a, aHd -.
anu and the southeast uusrrss S'ia ~ eight :
twenty three (&{, 2l3 9O-IOj screI Oi section
Two, three, q, 2 and 81, Of sec,Ici.. lots one
i0ur lZil. ioS and SO-lOO acres Iois twenty
three and four, q. 2. 3 and a OF one. two
y-siX co. I2y and l7-lOO acres -, IN twen.
ana seven, O. and ~ In section o,S laree sl1
Izoe III ana lS-lOO acres: and tbs ven Yen ty-fvs
quarter OF the north west 0uar,.s sol 1 h<wes,
twenty-five t25). 40 acres e0n,oqa 49, OF or sectioe
aggregate 6JS and 6-lOO acres ali iI nS 10 tls
nnmDer nye 81 north OF ran1s ,-...s 10 'soSnshlo
teen lI4.l IN Nemaha eounty NtSnnef iOor.
satlsiy S3,SO0OO, with comborrSo fasks q
paysOle seIni-annuRlly, at t,EeIva interest
per anuum, rom 18th day OF Ana pst cent!
Sald defendants are required to - at IS,t
otherwise plead to said petition - -, answer or
the Ilth day OF October, 4. D. iSz5 W oe'oss
o,r, j. II. BROADv
AItoFhey for Plainfis
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Zeb Crummet says slander is envy's
oldest child.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s275.OO
Two Weeks

Canvassers Wanted-male or female. Send
10 cents for sample Magazine and full partic-
ulsrs.
Address ZEB CRUMMET,s MAGA
ZINE, w Washington, New Jersey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26

Every instrument fully warranted. Facto-
tory and office. Washington. n. J. Cores
pQndence solicited
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
For Sale or Trade for Corn

One of Kudes patent Wheat Drills, for the
purpose of sowing grain between corn rows
Address, r. a, STEWART
9w3 BrattOn, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
Gives UNIVERSAL Satisfaction,

By a skillful use Of the stops. and Of the
Patent knee swell, the music Is adapted to
she human voice, ranging from the sOftest,
fute-llke note to q volume of sound,
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-08-26
Unsurpassed BY any instrument

the imperfectiOns and needs OF the reed in
struments, and directed his practical expert
ence to the correction of such imperfectiOns,
and his experiments have resulted In the
production of n quality OF tone which assim-
Hates 50 closely TO
, 1875-04-26
Ul)e Gbmazyn U2ibte,1e.
Monday MorntnR. April 80. 1876.
A cablo dispatch pronounces as entirely
without foundation tho report of the death,
in duel, of tho Marquia de CAux, husband
Of ApEL1SA PATTI.

The amendment to tho postal laws, snug.
g1ed in ut tic close Of the Forty third Con-
gress through the joint agency Of sonators
11AatL1N and RAMSEY, continues to pan out
immensely for tho express companies, for
whose especial benefit tho job was put
through. Uudor tho now rato for thirilc!nss
mail matter, tho shipmont Of bullion from
Tho gold-producing regions to Chicago and
the East will ba taken from the 1nails aud
transferred to tho express companies, who
will be able to exact from shippers tlroo or
four times what it cost thom before. The
HAMLu' amendment develops slowly, but worry
surely, into something vastly worse than any
body expected Of 1t.
, 1875-04-26

froights were dull and nominal at 10 Tor corn
10 Buffalo. 1Iighwines wcro in good do
1nand, and firm, at S1.133@1.1t por gallon.
Flour wns qniet md stcatly. Wheat waa less
actiyo and 10 lower, closing at s1.o1f caal,
md S1.0s4 for May. Corn was tamo md 10
lower, closing Mt 7;'so for Nny, and 74lo for
juno. Oats wero quiet md iirmcr, closing ut
o1so for s1ny and Gsso for June. Rye was
qliot and tlr1ncr Mt $1.o0i@1.08. Barley was
1nfct md stronger, closing at s1.26@1.2 for
April md s1.92 for S1ny. Hogs wore in good
dcn,and at steaty rates. Sales Of poor to
cl.oico at Ea7.E0@8.75. Cattle wore actiyc
md fr1n. Sheep sold at about Fridays
1,riccs.
, 1875-04-26

Aha Flfdlsd paih etdea Of tho At!arftc this hGminH
declaration Of tho san,s da.s Of the Independence of
MeeklenbcrH County, North Carolina, absolE1rR It
from nrtrh allegiance, and ahjurng ali Political eon
noc'ton will that nntion, although sent to Congre'N,
too n never heard o It IL no. known osrt. worr-
monta, nftcr, when sn,1as peoWHon Ia htst 'nAdo
In That body. Yet the example Of independent heck-
1cnbfrg County. in Eorth Carn1ns, waa never o',ec
1noled. For tho present mutt 10 an "nbeloVer In
tic Apocryphal Gospel.
Although MIR. JEFFERSON was m interested
party to tho cnso, tic strength Of his argu-
mcnts must ho admitted. It WIG, moreover,
confirmed afterwards In striking ua,,ner.
Deforo tho confirmation, however, North
cNrolina stood by tho record OF ita alleged
glory nob1y. The Legislature Of that State
published tho Declaration IN 1851, md print
cd much pretended evidence Of it's genuine
ness. THIS evidence conaistet1, in rart, of
tho depositions Of number Of persons tlaen
living III North Caro1ina who had attended
the meoting in 1775 which issued tho Deela-
ratlon. The Rov. DR.. HAWKS, who wrote n
history of tho Stato, maintained tho gonnine-
ness OF tho Declaration, and h1r. J. s.
JONES took tile trouble to write 'tDofenGe
Of the Revolutionary History Of North caro-
Linn from tito Asperaions Of Alr. JErrEnaos.
Tho interest excited by these different pub
l;cat;ony. pro md con, ;rt,uoeil tho thte pgrEn
ronoE, who WAS. during lis long life. tho
highest authority On American history, to ill.,
vestigato tho subject with great caro. THO
reault Of his researches was well.nich fatal 10
the A1ccklonbero cloin,s, Jfo discovered
6ot Of resolutions adopted BY "the Commit
too Of Mecklenbcr9 County /" SIay 31, not May
20, 1775. These resolutions wcro published
in tho New Yor1, Journal nj limo 70, 1775.
They aro verbose md of lilo same stamp As
many declarations nut forth by colonial eatn-
criups elortty nftor tio batt.a of Lexington.
Tiloy are not declaration OF indopenl-
onco, Thoy coutain uono of the str;k-
inn expressions of Mr., JrfrEusoN's immortal
pnper, Thcy emack of rebellion, but, in-
elcel of al,iur;nr Dr;tis,, rule. tI,oy declare
TINT ti,oy nro to "bo iu full forco md virtue
until tho Legislative body Of Great Britain re-
signs It's unjust aud arbitrary intontiona with
respect to America" THUS, instead of de-
c1nring intlcpeuloucc, they expressly recog-
, 1875-04-26
OF tho Common Council to the character nntl
importance Of D Legislature


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in,orra,s.,., ',"' ,,o.masn @ IN AMI, enrino wlcn
-. - IT, ..s:.,.s,,. 49,, taao, a., novor,,.
..s,4 r,,.s 1v.'.. ...toeooa .,,,t ti,o roret;.
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t,o ta.,,, - onr r,,,,t,a oa,ror of,or lis o,cc.
49,, ~ a.,,,o;,,in,,,,t ,,raro,ta nr,vor fo,v,x
f.o,a ,arr;,,, o;o,,toon n,,utba Iovond t1,o
tox,, tor ,,.l,;ol, la ,yoe o,,c,o1 M In oxuocc
to },o o,,,o Ia IN ,x,,on In on,orc,1 ;,io lin
continuation for corr,;no thia c,or,cr
WI, tnp2 ,rbo 1T,nrt th;Y,a flint n
enoc,o, o1cct;op ,p,,ct Ia or1erod To
hoo;r wifi. n Ia. douhtfu1 whc,hcr
tho aravor ond con,mon Conncil ,rouli
on]or A snecfa1 e1cction IN mt themselves
mi of Office. If thnv couttl do ro. But how
cnn tl,ev or1er It T., thia cnso. arm If thcy
,ro,fd ? Thora cor on,v 1,a n a,,cc;a1 otoction
tn fiji n vacnncr. INT m voconcv occnrs nm.
til nfter The term of tho present city officers
expires md tie 1Inyor md Common Coun.
ell will then hayc ccoscl to bo tic City Gov
ernmpnt. mud will l,eyo no power or author
ity to order spccial election or perform any
other Official act,
This IN inst t),o tl;,enrnn whicl, we po;ntotI
ont bcfors tho election, md which tho Times
deliberately md rur,osely suppressed, It
had boen retained to assist tho Hing in car
ryinr out tho frauds, aud it refused 10 con-
fess tho rcnl embnrrnssuenty which would re.
salt from m adoption of tho charter, But
=
, 1875-04-26
POLITICAL NOTES,

:
oonlouset ,,. ..s.. -. ,,' s,ses ns...',. ~ ~
49,. T,~,..... n 49,. :, x.....;.,.. .u..:,.
~ LVAN ~, a.,,. - ~ gat..e "re'ea
w tns t''.o ,1.u. n.a 'asoas.a ,.. D9'uG
ano" 'A,s ~ 20 ~ aas4 ~. o'e"po n"y
way te' III p'"s'''1s Po4po1'' ~ A''s"' ~ W."
w oo"u'
den. AAwtE7, OF connoosacns, mas Started OUT
10 explain IN n1o newspaper m ~na' ~ meant oy M
!naepaaaei't pso1s. ~ 20 la' 'uteso''so uas ~,
nc lnseaas 10 give a4"as'a9oo 1eeso3os on tue
suo1ccsf
Now TINT the No" York 19"es aud tho SPRING
field Republican have secured fat Government
advertisements, thoy undoratand exactly why 1t
ia proper iof 'noepanoeht no"epaposS 70 10 sacn
things' " IL nos 90 'ou6 s'nce snsy "eso sln'
gnlsrls op'oes Oh sa1h point
A Washington dispatch says that aenator aloa'
TON, In private conversation. avowa hnloolf
candidate for The Presidency. He IL opposed to
a Third term for the prosens Incumbent, though
10 eoea no roason why tue people Rnouid not
elect the f16ht 4lna o1 man thsoe umes'
It should be remembered that tho FAnws1h
who haa left Chicago to join Moody md BAEKaY
In England Ia not tho Congressman. but the
omluont merchant. Ths two ought not to be
confoundcl; though the Congressman may DO
II any ono can find comfort In 10 uotnR.-Da-
troR Free Press.
Homo political Significance IL supposed by the
Boston Ad1crtiser to attach 10 the d!nucr which
l.as been touderod to ex-senator scuuaz BY lIa-
tiugulahed citizens ct New York and other
States. The dinner Is set for tomorrow " DEL
Mox1co's. Poaalb)y, there wlll bs some tooas talk
when tho vino ls circulating.
The Albany .7quy,,o1 which breaches sound
Honublioa1,tsru II any papor does, co,noy forward
aud remarks. apropoa Of tic Resignation Of De-
rAxo and W1I11Aals: "T1o country would be
sorry to SEQ aohaugol In the othcs esding members
| ot tho Cabinet" There IL scarcely becoming
! omount Of weeping at tho funeral.
Tho imos.chuont of Auditor CLINTON BY tls
Louisiana Lecinlatnre Ia mt a1eor1y understood
at lbs North. Tba nroeeodino has no pext1saa
, 1875-04-26

uo,!ee ot nsgstige ~ cl ~ rosistvo iacts. /. IL =
matter u duty, therefore, to record tho observation
that we have seen n ans newspaper an expression nj
leYret that DRLAxo Is likely to loavo tho Cabinet. On
tic other hand, We have seen Eaysral distinct and
cheerful ha}oluiaLs tho
1Att Gazette.
What paper WIS 1t TINT oppressed regret thnt
DELANo uaa lilsoIy to loaye the Cabinet2 1t Ia
not among our oxchapgeg.
, 1875-04-26

A now religious newspaper, representing tho
Anglican Church. 10 to bo startled, to ba known
rs tho Church Quarterly. It III to bo published
III London, unaos tho joint management Of tho
Dean Of st. pauL'a aud 51r. DEnEsronD I1orE,
H. r. IT, aditor will bo the Kcy. J. @. CAzENorr
D. D. Its articles nsa to be aligned with the
names Of tito autbcrs. and tho papor ia to ba
worthily representative Of tic teaching and
position OF tho Church Of England. Ita editorl-
afa will 10 OK catliedra, OF should bo.
, 1875-04-26

1enbcrper Of North Coro1ina TINT tho Dec.
laration of Iudepoadonco. tho centennial of
wb;cl bo will celebrate on the Goth Of nIov.
in fraud; but irrcvcrcnt persons at q safe
distance are saving go with ercat bolducss,
Wono than this, they oro doing something
which looks very much like proving their
nosition, Tho question ia one OF great inter-
est to students Of history md Of American
politics. Wo therefore tronsfer tho famous
Declaration In frll to onr columns:
s.o'r<d Tlnt whoooo,er directly OF indirectly abet-
ted. or In any way form, or snrer countcnanced the
uuehas!sfeu .na dangerous Invasion o. our rights "a
~ osat a - o .n ~
of man.
Rtsolrtd, That we. tho eitIzsna Of sreek,unbcrs
County, do hcrhoy dissolve tho political oonsla which
a,,.o,se a,-rniras fr,ra ~. nycr.nra ~ tho nr,t,.
Cr,, M, .,Irrc n. ,ottt,c., co,t-ac. ~
s,soc,a,.ou ,xi,h th,t naiIon. who hayn y.nton1v
tr,mrad IN onr 1ig,ta and lherltca. and tn,,umnn1y
,,,c1 the bood of 4mcTicnn natrio.a AZ I.xtu0tnr.
D.sofr,L That ro lo hnrahy d.caro ourtnIyes f,oo
.nd udcncnaent ,,con]o nrc. un1 of rolt ought Ia
~ on,-1a,o .nt .c,f.oovrrnIn1 nuaociation ,,n,,sr
tha ,:--,t, Il al mn pnwcr otfcr tbnn thnt ~
cur God md the General Government OF
tho Congress to tho rnaintenauce Of Which inlepond
en'' vs solemnly p5sase to eac ather our mutual CO.
opesa'on eana .na ''s '''' our 'o''oa'S aaa cur 's'
RtaoIrrd. That, a. ws now acknowledge tho sx:st.
encs sud control Of no ,w legal officer civil or mil.
i..ry. within I'll. soun:y xo do hereby ordan snt1
aaot. s1s o. ~ a sssa M A.. esess o. OUT so.
Britain u.ysr esn bs considered ~ holding r,ehs,
privlcges, imuun,tiss, or authorities .hosoln.
ttsoteet That II t. further desired that s1 each
ana e'sry nasy , onoer 'a's eoon.y aefsoy 70
in W to p tess reaut.tIon. And lit ererv
mo,abor present OF this delegation shall hepcerort 10
st oiaest w: 1aatiee OF the raaee In s'!o char
, 1875-04-26
TIE INDIAN QUESTION IN KANSAS.

Tho Indinn question iu Kansas ha8 brought
on q seni-qi1cial contest boswecn tho State
authoritios aud tho Unitod States Indian
Agency. Gov. osnoRN recently addressed
lettor to the Secretary OF tho Interior, in
which he ohnrget1 Intlian Superintendent
HoAa with unwnrrnntabla interference with
stRto Liquidation, md with using tis oillcial
position to dcfeat appropriations for the
proper administration of tho Btato Govern
1nent. Tho chargo was .bnsod upon infos1na-
ton furnished by Superintendent HoAu to
Mr. Ron1NsoN, stato Senator, which the
latter causol to be Published and used for
securing tho defeat Of bill appropriating
$4,000 for maintaining militia to operate
against tho Indians on tho border. superin-
tendent HoAo has now addresscd letter to
the secretary, in which ho explains his part
In the aiFair, and defends himself from GOV.
OaBonN'a practical demand that ho shall bo
removed,
Tho whole controversy turns upon differ
| cnco TINT las arisen between the National
Administration and tho dominant party of
tho State relative to tho Indian poaos-poliey.
Superintendent HoAd says:
The last Republican Btats Convention "Resolvedt
That tic prssans psacepoicy OF dealing with the H.
lians Ina failed to afford ade7uAs protection to tha
frontier Settlers and aro In tnvoF Of tranafcsrn4
the Indian Dureau to tho control at tho War Depart
lnen" Every sentiment In reference Ia the Indians, At
variance with this Bsato platform Of the party has been
suppressed from publication by mort of ths nswspa-
pcEa Of tho stats, although this policy through
| isa Workiugs, tAua repudlated by tho atats, has
landed largely to sdsancn is settment and Increase
1is wealth. It he's naus>a the peaceful removal OF tho
, 1875-04-26

The Cincinnati Com,ncrciat exhnrts The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE cono IN sud stand with It tho Hublirno
heHhts from which 1t surveys tho rcsi0 of third
term. The TAinuxE declines to clusb.-Caufftr.
journal.
Tue Tatptss Ia not alarmed enough 1t tho
"poril" to encounter tho fatigue Of 30 high q
climb,
, 1875-04-26

Tl,o Thirt1 Ward contains many moro voters
linn oithcr tho First or Second Wards, mud
Tho people thereof woro Just rs deeply inter-
ested in tho now ohartor question rs those In
tho other two, anl turned ont to vote oil tho
question in just as largo proportion. Hero
il tho vote cast In tho Third Ward:
For the net Of 1672....
Total yote ote..,,,,.,......,....
ata ,oritv ar.tn,.. l6,
Look ut tho return 1nalo Of tho voto in
tho Second Ward, Which ndjoins it on the
north, md which contains fewer votors, and
who felt exactly the san,c degree OF interest
or Indifference in tho result:
For Act Of 1884,.
Total vose.." e.."..................... 1885
Now look at tho nczt ward adjoining the
Second, which, with nil tho rnliug and
Rcraring TINT could be done last fall at tile
State, County, Congressional, Legislative,
and city election, only cast 1,o04 votes:
For Act Of le'2.......... ......,".........l,cG5
Against. ..........,."...-..,.." VI
Tosal rote... ......".."........1,7o2
Majority tos. ,o63
1loro WIS nearly do,tjlh tho vote Of Inst f0ll
returned ns cast Mt MI election wl,ero there
was no excitement and very littlo interest felt
by thu bu11s Of tho voters. Of tho nearly
5000 votes returned For tho Act Of 1872"
in these two wards, not 900 wero cast by
legal votors. a few Of the remainder were
voted by reporters, but at least :,400 0unrotcd
tickets wero stuffed into the boxes by those
employed for TINT purpose. There WIS no
po1l-boo1s kept in either wartl. It is reported
TINT there were no clerks appointed, and that
the judges were not sworn. The names Of
the voters wero not recorded; tie tickets
wcro not numbered and thcro is no record
to show tint any lawful election WINS held in
either ward. As conducted at those two
polls, tho election was utterly illegal md
fraudulent Tho whole thing was worse
than farcc-it WIS swindle and fraud Of
tho most enormous Dimensions.
, 1875-04-26

ACADEMY or Aus1C-lIalstcd stycet. ba.vesn Mad.
ison and Monroe. Engagement Of tbs Emily 8uidcno
Troupe. "0snoris1e De Drabaut."
, 1875-04-26

GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street, opposite
shsrraau House. KaSns ttall WAmtofds Minstrnls.
, 1875-04-26

ADELrllt tTI4EhTnE-Dcashn.n pteoct, cnrnor Moa.
roe. Variety entertainment. " MARKED for Lfe+"
, 1875-04-26

hi'VtCKMT'A TnEATRE:-sEndlson streot. batween
Dearborn and State. Engagement Of Maggie MITCHELL
"Jann E5ru."
, 1875-04-26

In Kansas, md other contestants do tho samo
In other statoa md Territories.
ExpATn1AT1Na TIE CoL0RED RACE.
Mn. ALEXANDER MunnAY, Of Georgia, who
Is hernlded through tho local prcss Of that
State AZ an "eminent lawyer md Repub-
1icnn," Inns published n pamphlet urging tho
deportation Of all persons Of the African raco
from tho United States to Africa, which
country ho clnims WIS set arart by Providence
for their home. bIr. A1unnav intimatcs TIM.
If President GnAwr will publicly favor this
scheme ho will support tho President for q
"thirtl term"
The indictment preferred against the negro
| ia: That ho il anl has beon tho cause OF
trouble in tho United statca that ],o is unfit
for tho cxcrciao Of political rights; tint he is
naturally inlolont, improvident, ana aaliftlcss;
t1lat l,o lives In Tho present, taliug no caro-
| for tho futurc; that he Is deficient in moral
| intelligence, md that ho will stcal to tho ex-
tent thst it is impossible to rniso crops Of food
in tito Southern BtntoB, the negroes stealing
in their inciplent life the growing corn, the
sucking pig, tho spronting vegetable, aud tho
new~1ail egg aa we'll as tho Acdgcling chicken.
IIo is accused further Of refusing to labor for
tho wl,ito raeo, whilo proying on them, and
refusing TO WORE 1os '''s own support, acto'
a1ly sustaining himself a. paurer md as E.
th.el. h's feHova' 10 ia"o "no1o no c"a
snosiss without LABOR IS dem"naea aa o'ess-
ing to tho negro, and Us an act of justice to
the whito race.
At s., ~
Inns inoiotlnoht Is "ofth examining ~ IS
coneedca tna1 tne negeo' III si"'eey, "orAea
nh1or tho eoero,Ve 'noucenoh' OF 'ho Ash
ons lie pfooueea no moro tnan enough 10 os-
cape the laan' IN LUIS she negro was no es-
coptlon. Deprsea OF the pfoouct OF hls
npor, no pesioFanea no moro 'aooe tnan ho
eou4o "1o'a "ho ne to's no 1noral oo]oct'oh
70 appsopslat'ng "ha.o'ol ase'c'o OF 1ooo Io
might oe ao'o 10 'oY naa nanas on ae
energea from ai"'cry "'tnoas ,a'.s' 'ooS'
money, i've btock' OF even a"p'te''on' 1no
eo1o1eu peoPio ~ete no'ne'esS ""n"c1es"'
lucy nave poem ior Ten Sen1s ee'1'ne pre-
ca'aous l''.as ~ iaoor' Lucy no" "o'A ' tos
"ages, FIJI @ niuss aceep' auen "aees t.a u'o
one1ea 'aSm' tney n"'e no secoho eno'ce'
ano tney canhot "ofk Oh thels own acco"nt'
Ihas nany} Oh tnem aro io1o' aad sn1.Iosa'
A'a 'A't' 10y W 144'S -4',>@ "osA.
tne'F ta'"1a u. con''''lon u''oor .no S5Ssoil' ol
ala'ery' they wore IN ,,1atlSe people,
1hey 50" tho whites aa1e' eh'tt'ess' ana I'M
proVldent; thoy initiated tho "superor
raee' exeeps Nhen actua1ly "naer tne las'.
No'eFtnelesH' t0oy oia hensiy a1l tho ~otA
| when they "efe s!a7es' nna lucy nave oone
nearly ali the work OF the South since then.
What arc tho whites doing in tho way OF
1abor7 Except that they no longer carry the
whip, they have mndo but little progress to.
wards industrial labor. Tho blacks are less
than one-third OF tho whole population Of
, 1875-04-26

AMERICAN nAUfNG-ASBOC1ATrON HIPPO.
Dl,afE1akt shore. foot OF Washington atres Aftos.
noon and a1pnng.