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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

Correspondence of the Agricultural E.li,
or 81 the l;cgistcr
Tho editors e tho Rcgistcr aud III,
Kcnkuk Constitution. and others, have
requested us 10 give ~ account OF NJ
fairs In tho South as wc found then
on cur la.e extended tour through, ths
Southern States Il Is rfohnhlc ,lcs.
editors. though desiring n"thiug IN
reasonable. do MT fully comprehend
tho full SCOPE " what they ask. W.
l,nyc visited many of tho hcs. families
~ that region. aud IN confidence have
conversei freely upon I'll tho subjects
pertaining u the reconstruction of those
states. With tho uid " letters VI IL.
PRODUCTION. aud hy tho assistance oi
aur gcnorsl acquaintance, we have had
access IL many things that lrorrissy
would not uilnw ns to uso publicly
Though fully cnlorsihg tho right and
justice u al the privileges granted By
tho Constitution aud laws of Congress,
70 tho coloroa race. yet deeply sympa-
.hising IL the degradation and almost
insuiIcrablo humiliation Ia which Il
places tho white population. and hav.
Ing freely expressed this sympathy.
many things wcro impaired so " in
confidence which cannot DO usud In
public recital. but which enter largely
into our estimation of tho situation oi
that fair portion of our Union. They
had rcbcllsd against ono VI thu best
governments tito world ever had scsn.
without any cause. aud msritsd tho
aeycrest punishment. But sfser hav.
ing seen tho ruin and dssolation whisl,
that var h.s brought on them. and 60.
Ing among them and fully comprehend
Ing the degradation they are now
justly suffering By beiay ruled by
class. tho mass of whinh arc 70 entirely
incapable of dischsrging tho dusiss u
citizens. 70 freely admit that their
punishment 10 equal 70 tho oifsnss.
rns STATS LR0IsLATukAs
W. sAw lsgislatures In session u
which tho col.rcd population was Z
largo element. Many Of these wsrv
sisst.i ~isL..s .ny regard 70 quali6-
sations. and IN same casss by tho con.
niyanco and aid Of those who Wished
20 make il - ridiculous - possible. In
tho same bodies are shrcwd. cunning
managers. who desire 10 make radio.
d legislature " this complexion odioua
and offensive. Tho solored race are
con6ding and provcrbisl for fun and
mirthfulnc,s. 1'heae nnscrupulous Dom.
ocrais lay hold of lhesn psculiarsica
Of tho negro and BY cunning stra.agcn'
aid them in doing things disgraccful to
tho aee. and injurious 10 tho prosreri.
" of the people. They jnssify them
selves In this by believing tha. they
can thus tho sooner convince The whites
and tho moro sensible portion d tho
blacks that they are not IL for holding
once d any kind. In this way The
Bourbon Democrats Of tho South aro
lsal!y responsible for tho many foolish
and injurious things done IN The Lsgis-
latures u those States.
sns xxsAiEs os NEGRO ssSvRAos.
There src othsr vays vsssrssd to BY
The opponents d negro suffrage and eivs.
rights % bring The priscipls and pvss-
tiss into ,lirepuss. IN so.s lsgisla.
tsses W visited, solorsd mss wsss 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

Gs. cLOuD HOTEL,
II. u. GREENE, pRor.
Corner Wlnncbago and Main st. Opposite
l'Ost Once.
oMf UEt DkAu. IOWA.
Coed Sample Rooms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
.HO2L'ZS.

XOIZ'LS.
WE"srEn House
ny j. +. WEBSTER.
CaEscu. Iowa.
On the west side VI Elm street. three
blocks nOr,l, from the rsiirOad.
G1Uootl stal,ling for teams.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

|T w. p. LEE.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
cMEatO Iowa
Particular attention given 10 r0llrctions.
Odicr with \. II lSr0wn, Esq, over O.
ward = Brokers' store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
RENE. MI En-
NJ. n. +. l)sNOYEI.I.Ea,

IA Tho only PHYSICIAN In (Sesco lhai
makes crna@ Or M rAS. Once at Prices
Drug store. ~ hrsl dDoY caat u pLAiH
l,rAfsH Building. opposite Il. u. Depot,
trracO. lows
Decemier 18th 1874. f6yi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

/ TsyANS HOUSE.
u. II. FLASDEl,s. Proprietor.
M4iHxnnk Iowa.
Near Vie Steamboat Landing
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

II Y)1A J. FiiAvEI.. n. u.
RESIDENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsIc.
IAN,
CkxAco, Iowa,
OfIlcc and rcAidencc. frst door North OF
tho bakery. Calls In town or country
will receive prompt attention. diseases cf
women and children 4 specially. 4SmO
Homeopathic GAAea fillcd when desired
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
I ". TRt IMAM, N. u,

Having permanently located. respectfully
offers hls professional service 10 The citl.
xens ~ Creaco and surrounding country
Once, I.owrys Drug store. Nighss
Webster Nosise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
TreoeI ttnb &trafe.

llnl1nef batten In Der bairilden
Orti9aft Yirmalens 3wet W6nner cine
Epbtenwade BET einem 9ameraben dters
npmmen, tspbei fe pert 8ranntwsin
weibIi@ auipraden. 8efonesrs Der
Cine Ssrmab f@, BEN Sobter ,pieter<
bolt susutrinfslt uno tbn gum 7rinfen
a%ufsuforbern. Na1 nousnbeter @a1s
sinesn betpe sufammsn In etne @irtb>
i1aft. rpp f9 Der Cine anbeil9ie
ma@te, einen SfSppsn 68er @etn unn
fir 2 IT. Sdnaps f1neI ~ Iseren,
renn icin @efdbrte es besable. CT
that biss unb w%ieterbolte es nod breis
nal, pprauf er tpbt 3uiummenfir;ts.
Sn elmer Dor ben Ibprer Berlin's
beIeeenen 8raueret baneelte es fi1 uns
ter nnebreren YerIpne, baruui, trer cen
meiten granntretn pertilaen tonne.
Gin bort ais Gellner funeirenper Neeer,
per NIT elmer Gurppderin serbeiratbei
unb @ater son flint Ginberrt 1T, aina
eine @ette eth unh trarf btntereinanoer
So @las Gcsnac aus. 8si BEN Isb>
ten fel sr I'm, unb tpar baIb barauf cine
9ei9e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

WunarGsn beridf6tist. rel@s ibm
bisweilen etnen Grstii&Of Ocer Bii&Of
ibrss 9anbss su bieler @lree empfobs
ler. GO In Spanien, Grantrsi&,
Oeferrei9 &c. Nber ras bat jest ~
sismli@ uufssbSrt, isittem bic Glrfen-
aud bic fog. fatboliIHen - ben 81. @a>
ter TN Sti& eelaffen unb bic Geraut.
uns oes 8tr&enftaates iuett nt&t auts
a,tiss::iiaen, sO9 ibr tbeiluabmsIos ausss
ieber.
Das &artinalseoassium III Der
bt&fe hr@li@e Ssnat beHen W!tsliss
Der benz Yapif In ben wi&ttsien Wns
9~ele9enbetten her fatbcliiAen STRIDE als
&atbasber unb @ebilfen sur Sette
teben. Set erleeistert pdpfli&em
Stuble Csede vacante) bat ea1slbe ben
neuen papf III rdblen, bic nStbt8ftsa
&esieruneseel@dfte su erlebt8s't ur,o
einRpsiIen aqes Sir9li@e 81 Serpals
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

Der rei&e Sffcisr baaeeen tarf ii& BON
benz .Dienfe In mi6liebiser @esenb
freitaufen. DaS 1T renrt tr& sia lebr
plebejil&es @crre@t Der rei&en 9rifo=
frutte unb miro ben anertnnnt i&lims
men ntoraIiI@en 3ufuno Der enslii9sn
Mrnse allsS ebeE als Yerbs6ern.
Sn Debugim fanb bsh "a. Mdrs
cine Griaswabl far ben urSaarti%en
&et&stas Hdtt. Cn aaritalsn batten
8OGutb als ibren gantiraten aufse>
fslt tr& trurte bsr Minifer sis;are
NIT acknowledgement Wsbrbsit sewdblt.
Dsm @antentr Guardian ;ufoIse
ftbt nun aud I'm Ncrpsn Gnslanees
rins erpearttee Nrbeitsetnfsauns, abns
Itt nrrisnieen, reIGe In Walss iber
100000 @rbeiter auesr 8ei9dfttsune
fbte, au beflr6ten. Die @rubenarbeis
ter In Durham piberisBten f@ Der am
astintieten 2pbnberabFBuns um 20
pgt., unb trofern ni&t In oht Iussn
cine 0erfdnbtsuna eraielt miro, rerben
bic gruben unp 5Ua5fen pom ben 8es
fBsrr, auesr Ibdtisfsit ssisBt rusrcen.
3wunsis fransSfias gcmmunifsn
fnD unter Gibruns bss 81. &afacuI
BON Neu>@ alebpnien in 8opten ents
mi@en, bie {e ielbg ge3immert batten.
Ius Deutl9lanb tpirb ferner beri&s
tet: Da ete ceutl@sn Nin;fdtten ieBt
lsbr tbdtts NIT Yrdeuns RON Sob: unp
srossn Stlbermiisaen fnr, 70 fam bic
S@sibeminse ntdt 70 ssf5rbert werben,
ipte fe etssntli@ mtbte. Namentli9
feblet, rteue Mdsl. unb Supfermdnsen
IN ben alien preuBilden 2aueen, 70 rab
man zen alien Gin unb Dreipfsnnie-
faden ben l1mIauf nod esfatten mub,
pbsIst6 lsbtsre IN bas nsue Min3lyfsm
gar ni&t pafen. 8en Ger Nusprdeuns
Ter 3msimasfflde, seeeu bic bas
&et@Sfan3lerautt BON 6aufe aus mar,
1T Surerft gar ni9t bic &ebe, unb mon,
tutrb bfeie sesenwdrtte nur ouf Gem
Yapiere febenbe Miu3aattuns uu@
wpbl uuf BEN puptere luHen, f@On, unn
fetn Surrceat fIr ben alien @ulperi su
l@ahen, ea man ben 9baler ntdt erbals
ten fcnHte. 9lu@ bat feline Resterune
bic iest ben Bunid CUR Nusprdaune
folder 3wefmarffdde e~edue'rt. Dess
eIeiben birfte cine arsr'dsune pon
Tinfmartfdden In @oIr n'6t erfoleen,
rdbrerb man UNI 70 Fsibfssr NIT 6srs
feuuns ter FIbsrnen Ginfmo,ffdde be-
i@dfiBt III, pel@' lebtere atriesns ben
Dpppeltbalern pber Treiunrstnbalb<
@ulbenfdden dueerli& febr dbnIi@
fnb. a.ltel~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

GtrmQnA
B A N X,
9enti9=M meritami1de8a
CNa&fsIsn sVn gBtuius Bros. u. 0uabas.)
ct. paul, Minnelota.
GfeetiDes GapitaG, 100000.
GurOpdif9es uas ialSnSt&ss
gank=u ,mf6(tl-@ e (9dft.
Depeftten.
Rsben tebesett ptne Sufberiee &antieune 3rr gerfaauns
Der DepDnenten. Sur auf ldnsere. EtHimmte Belt euee.
Iests 0tlb9 persea i.&s Srsssat 8tafsn sasdtt.
Sparsg alfe.
Sn ttefen Department. f5untn an ben WSSentas,u
Spn 9 atr wlprsens Ito 8 utr @adratttaes unb Gsnn.
abenb &benb bon 6 bts 2 ubr 8strdse bon einena Dollar
aufpdrts sesen 8tnfen teppnirt werStn. GireuIare xnb
Rssulatisnsn fnb tn Der 8ani unentsetIi& su baben.
@e@1eL
auf aae 9austpIdss Garopa's unb Der gr. etaasn
9 er.S
5-2er nnb antrs Ser. etaatea sOats sum s~anaisRsn
@plb wnb StIber.
sre,nte ans etnteimttae gsan,sn fbnnea ann bSSHeu
Wertts to paSier araseest rerhen.
Die Gin3istuns BON Grb19aften
aas sas SneaHO BON fsnRtsea 8orberunsea tn ausaEbd.
leu GurOpa's anb Der Ser. staaten. NITRO prompt befurst.
BOIL N a1ten.
IOttsnf4eine. gertatsIeiaanss. e&entanss. uns amber.
fir Deutf&lanb beftmmte nrfunbtn suerbei unter@ aran.
tie Der Re&tsealttsfdt ansefrttst.
Ser. etaaten Retfepdffe.
ssr seis mad unb Ia europa.
grebitbrtefe.
auf aus 5aastpIdse Dsutf&Ianbs.
Die gant dbernimuat fsrasr 4 rauspartts. bt mdetser
esrnuiftpns-S tre&nuus
bte Werpaltun8 BON Grunoet8entbum
uab fpaaissm bier b~tIsaensa gsrmSseu, ttenGp h.
Bele8un Uon @apttalten
auf beRe tSpstbefarif4e etdsrtet.
s9iHS Gontracte
tHr Da asf- aas sesaiaife ~ ben siu!saen greHsa.
Meeatur Der gremer unt hamburger
Npft: 0antpf Sdbiffe.
Snlanb 9afaee S6eine
sur ReHt BOA Nsr gort uab Baltimore mad ct. paut ,u
ben ~niebrtaaen prettn.
s. @tHtuS, Yr1Rtent.
Sstn 9. @aubprn, 8ice. pr6fbent.
@ufaS @ tatus, @affrer.;
Dtrectpren!
6. @psian. s. W. Weeb.
AbpIpb Yaar Serb. @iaius.
Sub. 2inbete. Srtn 3: Gaubrrn.
Dug. Wpltertpf. 8ernbarb Midel.
uri 6 2amprep. Spbn Natpets.
Chr. Stablutaun. Spth Nt. &eqer.
u. GiRd. S. &nauf.
GarI g. 8f4ssf&e.
grtefe ftnb ID. ~abrefFren an
THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK,
800 ST. PAUL, MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
OaS GarbimaIS @paeainm.

8arbinaI tomntt BON lat. cardo,
6auStpunft BON rem fpaS abbdnet
nm ben fi@ pas trebt. Glorious car
dinalis bieB ~uriprinelt6 ieeer an elmer
9auptfirde uneefelte @eifltde. Die
fen Nustrud bat facn papf @resor l..
NIT BEN 3unamen Der @robe, I'm
Sabre 593 eebruu9t. (Epist. ad
Agnellum.) Namdblts absr fan, es In
@ebrau@, sprsussweile bts an Der @Ss
mtf&en Stride aneefeQten RIeritsr 4ars
bindIe su Ilennen. llnb fpdtsr purbs
bamit. cine eieene tir1li1e @drbe bic
bB@fe mad Der pdpflt9sn, bs3si9net.
Die YrdIatsn an ben 5aupttir&en In
&pn, trel@e ben Senat bes papRes
bilbett unb tsfsn &atbester tn Der @er>
tualtuns ter @elammtfir6e Fnb, beiBen
Snreindle bic nuf ben beutieen Gaa.
Nan unterI6sipst aber Saroinalbil1Sfe,
Sarbtnalprtefer unb Standardization.
Die 3abl Der 9aroindls, b. +. bas
Natrmum berielben, mas ni9t dbers
f6rittert tperhen tart bat pnpff Siptus
v. mad 81. 0u.c 10, 1 auf 70 ee1ebt
(Const.: Postquam verus ann. 15>
$50. Dp@ TT bte BAIL islts1 sua.
Na@ benz. iebten &5milden Reetter
BON 1874 sdblte rag 81. @oueaium ieds
Sareinalbil9bfe febsnunrbreieie Sar>
btnalprteter unb a@t 8arpinalbiafcne.
Die grwablunB Der 8areindle febt
nusf@lieeli@ BEN papfe su une ae<
f@iebt inter altberfSmmli@en Geremc<
rter. @enn Der papf tem r1eaeewdbls
ten 8arbinaI Zen rptben 6ut oufIebt
70 eebrau@t ct ba bet bie @orte: AID
laudem omnipotentis Del ct S. Sc
dis Apost. ornamentum accipe ga
'lerum rubrum, insigne singulare
dignitatis Cardinalatus, per quod
designatur, qousque ad mortem ct
anguinis efusionem pro exaltatione
S. Fidei pace ct quite populi chris
tiani etc. tie intrepidum exhibere de-
beas. In nomine PATHS, ct Fill,
ct Spiritus Sancti C3um 9obe bss
aumd6tise,t gpttes unb sur 3isrbe ces
81. apCfplii@sn Stubles empfanse ttes
fen rctben 9ut, ole Elm bslonpsres Mb<
sei@sn Der 8arbinnIewirre, rcmit ars
9eteutst NTH, tab tu bic gun, EObe
Anb 8~ereteeune bee 8lutts fir bic Gre
bsbuns bee bl. 0Iautsns, far bic @ube
anb ben Gyisten hss drifIiGsn Bolts
&c. bid fur6tlps eripsiien fpaF. SIN
Nantsn Sss @aters, unp pes Spbnes
nne bee 81. @eiHsS.)
@u@ lcu Der Yapf fpreit 60 mBe>
ltd, 3u tteier brbeu @arre Wdnner
aus alien Nattunsn etbeben = Wdnner,
bte bee @ertrauens pireie finb, tas ne
Soft unb Der 81. Birdie NIT @eisbeit
unb Demutb tisisn CConc. Trid Sess.
XIV. De Reform. C. 1: Norma
procedendi ad creationem Episco-
porum ct Cardinalium GinaubaIs
tsnte 3essI BET ter Babl BON St(a5fen
unb &arbfndlen.0
Sci Der RarbinalswabI bat pftmnls
aud Der papf bic Wani&e tatbVlii9sr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
Sob Derbiemffreitber Nriefter.

aus Ypitters brtnst ber ~~l1nivers"
bic Trauntunbe, bab am %. Gebruar
@orsens P. Clemens S@raoer IN Der
sprtissn Rsfbcn3 Der Ssiuitsn ssfcrben
III. 9&raeer mar elmer BET eelebttes
fen Ibsplpsen Der @efsui6aft Seiu.
9etne Nerfe DE INITIATE Romano.
DE Triplici ordine" unb fetne Ebefen
lber bic beryorrassnofen @ebtete Der
Gbeolpete" f&ern ibm einen ebrenSpQen
Nameit In Der tbeolosiiden 2iteratur.
BUR 3eit Der tosmuIilas1 Gntl9eteuns
ater bic unbefsdte gmpfansnte Der
ielisfen Sunsfrau In Sabre 1854 .pur
ct Der &5nie unter Gem Gbeelceen.
trel&er MQsn bur1 feline @eIebrlamfeit
impcn;rte. in @iea ptrtte ct ldnsere
3abrs als YrOfefor Ger 9beOlOsie, uno
lammslte elmer, srossn 9reis RON S@ds
Tern unb Greunten, islbft aus ben bb&s
fen &reilen, uri (i6. Setne @eise1:
uns auf ote Staatssrunpeeitbe ben Gto
a~t3ulesen, bra@te ibn um feline prcfei>
fur. SIN Ypitiers srri1tste ct NIT 5dlfs
bee rcrtiset Bil9cfse cine tbeclpsiide
Gaeultdt psl9e f& beretts zines
9rpBen GinFuGes uno berfutenper Gres
quens erfreut, uno aQmdblis In cine
fatbplil9e 1ntperftdt uursewanpelt mere
ben foa. P. S1rarer maate feline
Stubten NIT e~ldnsenoem Grfolse TN
GcIegtum Germantown In Nom, unb
trat i'm Sabre 1648 in Gle @eleQl9aft
Selu Elm. Sein Sob 1T Elm barter
@srluf fir pie tbeOlOsiide 8iHenf&aft
unb ebenip fit bic i1wsr seprifte Sc
isaf&aft Ssiu.
Ius gtrabbure pom z. mdrs f@reibt
man Sn elmer unp b%erielben Wohe
bat Der Teo swei priefer unieres Biss
tbums auf etne t,osiide arteretlt. Or.
CLAUDE pfarrer gu eut:au (8reis Nlt<
ftrbl rurbe, ale CO lhOn Nbenb ges
rporeer, 3u elmer Eranfen eerufen, INN
bielslbe NIT ben 81. Sterbelaframenten
au reritben. ST muete, UNI au Der
8rante1 au ~seIaneen, penRbstn,R toae>
Canal iberf9reiten. als Der pfarrer
Def Der S@leule Nr. 2 ben Stsa paff,
rem wpIlte, mar &c tereits bunfel getpprs
ben; Der Nrune 1hstnt einsu GsbItritt
setbun III battn; sr fsl in ben Canal
urb fteB. etnen Sdrei aus, aQein bic
DunfeIbett Yerbinesrte bfe fofortiee
6alfeleiRuns unb 70 nurbe Der unslids
Ii4e rur ale 9eide tpieoeraufsefunbsn
Gtntse Sage nu@ber. am Samfas ben
q. Gebruar, rar 6err gfarrsr &bt, 81
Rabweilsr Carets Molsbeim) cen gam
sen Nadmittaa i'm 8eidtFubl bel1dfs
tist 9ewelen. @esen Mbenb fGblte er
fi4 etn wenis untppbL SsrlisB absr benz
nod bic Stride ni6t, balf pielmsbr nod
etnen Netenaltar su Gbren bee III. So
iepb fdr ben Monat Mdr3 erri1ten.
l1m feds ubr beeab ct f6 in ras
pfarrbaus 3urif, trant cine Tafe Gbse
unc leSte f& sur 8ube. Gina etne
Stunbe lpdter b5rte man i'm rufen :
"9ahet MIR CUR Nber, i'd muB ferben."
St fpran8 aus isinem 8ette uno fel ale
Ssi@e IN bic Nrme ieines ereiien 0a,
terS, Der bet ibm &ppbnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

ln3etsen. aBpblfeil. Gut, fsfematif&. Nnegefc.
CHAM, bte NIT gldttern Gpntrafte fur An3ieea etusu.
eeten rinf&en, fpnten IS 6 ents an gsp. .. @pwsn u.
Co., Al Dart Rom, Stem gptf, fsnbeH. fir beren 9 a m.
PbIet.1 u o. 81. Mussabe, tnibaitenb 4iteu rcn uaebr
ale 1000 Bld tter unb G1dsunssn. pelGe bte 8pfen se.
cen. &nsei een fit 6aupttldtteri tn DielenS faaten per6eu
gu elmer 6rreen @ebucttrn BON 3erausseter.R Staten nna.s
npmrnen. 0erfGaft eu& bas Bud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

%S his %0Osr Ias. asenten rrlanat. aae
Jung unb alt. MAIDEN naebr @elb tn Arteit fir uns, In ID.
rem eissnsu eUealttdten rdbreub itrsr freien Belt, pber
fprtr dbrtnb, ais tn iebtr anbern 8efGdftteune. Wir
bteten 2rbeit an. bic fir itbe Gtunte tdbf6 beiobit. gpn.
fdn bise Nasfuuft. Bseinsunssn &c. wsrten frd sefanbt.
Senb ct uns cure NbreGe ptne gerjue. Sect ID bic 3tit.
Sebet eu& ntGt aubersrp nod Bef6dftteuns I'm. bs tbr
srfatrsn habt, mas ptr anbisttn. 9. eiiuiRn unb So.
pprtlanb, Natne.
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@etp Wprf Srtbune.

"Dte 1etteAbe amertfantfGe 3ettuns."
Das bette An3eiae=@ ebium.
1dsIi& $40 jdtrl&, baltp5& eatli4l 81. r5dentIiS 50.
ppfaeefret fdr ben Mtp%nnenteu. prrbe.
Summer unb enseise. Treife fret. W6dentIiG In Clubs
BON 30 cber aebr nur 81. @Dfass tssablt. Man aersi-
fire an bic & r fbu me 81. D.. n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-23
Political Notes.

The Republicans have a long list of speakers
in Ohio. One issue of the Cincinnati Times an
nounces speeches by forty nine, including SEN
ators Sherman, Morton, Boutwell,, Dawes and
Wlndom, Gen. Hayes, Noyes, and Garfield Hor.
Stewart l.. Woodford, and ex-Goy. james Pol
lock.
The Ricllm ond VA Wing says that all it ask .
70 be assured of soft-money plank in the ma
tlonal Democratic platform is good majority
FOR Gov. Allen in Ohio.
About dozen men nominated the Prohibi-
ton State ticket in Wisconsin.
The Richmond (ya.) Enqttr," tells the Demo-
Gratis that they cannot expect unity in the party
on the money question at present in the State
contests, but .'when it comes to the general
election next year we must all be prepared to
submit to the compromises then made by the
National Convention"
The Centreyille Queen Anner) OJserrel'.
Democrat regretfully says Of the political situa.
tion IN Maryland, that party lines have become
loose, nominations are not regarded, and bolt
ng has been licensed, and if not encouraged. at
Itaa ar nd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-23
THE NEW CRIME AT THE SOUTH E
VENGEANCE OF HEAVEN OVER 1T.

1t is doubtless true that the great deficiency
in the Republican organization at the South s
the lack of white leaders whose high standing
and good character would assure protection to
the mass Of colored voters. A liberal infusion
into it, four or five years ago, of men Ike Long
street would have given it a framework OF bone
on which to build body that would have been
vigorous and enduring, and which could not
b, terrorized by evensuch tactics as those of the
mississippi assassns. Whether it was ever pos
sible to have successfully invited the co-opera-
ton of such an element is now uncertain and it
s at any rate unavailing to regret that the effort
was not more earnestly made. The opportunity,
II it existed, is for the present gone by.
Nevertheless, there remains in the South an
immense body Of voters who de: ire to support
the Republican principles, policy and
candidates They are heartily members
Of that party. From its efforts they
have seen universal freedom and equa' suffrage
secured and guaranteed. They have given and
do give it their whole heart. They desire also to
give it their votes. But at this point they are
met by lawless body of men who are inspired
by the most savage hatred OF the political feel,
ings which they 80 earnestly cherish, and who
aic tudt tiiof uut oAclSi5o thcii
rights as voters and citizens. This has been the
situation in Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia,
and it is the condition, to-day in Mississippi.
The scum and scrapings of Southern vagabond-
age; the lawless wretches whose outrages have
long been blot upon the records Of Southern
life are banded and organized in desperate
effort to prevent the Republicans, who are main-
ly colored men, from voting as they desire or
voting at all. This is the systematic effort to-
day in Mississippi, and in it no crime is consid-
cred too great by those who direct tito be free
ly employed.
Such condition of things calls aloud to the
Just vengeance Of Heaven. Slavery entalled its
punishment; every political crime has been ex-
plated. since history began, by the nation that
committed it. 1t cannot be that this most black
and foul wrong that is being perpetrated upon
the defenceless Republicans OF the South will
go without it's due retribution. The conspring
leaders who have called in the pistol and bowie
knife to terrorze and destroy the political forces
which oppose them will surely suffer the penal
ty, in due time, of this crime against humanity
and Justice,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-23
The FaII Trade a, baltimore.

Preparations have been made by the jobbing
merchants OF Baltimore for fair fall trade.
Stocks in all the different lines of business are
mi, and goods are cheap dry goods especially
are cheaper than they have been since the war
and many kinds cheaper even than before the
war. Trade is later than was anticipated, and
the first class buyers who have been in market
have not purchased heavily. The trade of Bal
tlmore, however up to this time will compare
fayorably with that of New York. healthy
volume of business is expected to be done, cred
'ts will be closely scrutnized and cash buyers
can purchase at very low figures. The hotels
are well filled With" strangers, the weather has
been good, the streets are animated. the places
OF public amusement attractive, and numerous
Inducements are offered to strangers. On all
sides the indications point to good and busy
aufump
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-23
6 sPilIerfllR.ss

They were coming down from Saginaw on the
boat, and as swell rocked the steamer, the
young lady screamed out, and crawled around
until she seized the young mans arm.
"Piller yer head right here, Susan !" he ex-
claimed, patting his heart with one hand and
slipping the other around her waist. "When Il
feller loves girl as love you, he could take
her on his back and swim eighteen miles in a
bee-line, and then go home and hoe corn till
sundown. Piller yer head right here, my love,
and if it rains, and halls and thunders blue
blaaes, don't You squeal one squeal
''Are we safe ?" she tremblingly inquired.
''Safe as a COW tied to brick wall eighteen
feet thick, my love just lean right over here,
shut your pearly eyes and feel as contented as
II We set on the top rail of the psstur' fence,
watin' fur tin peddler to arrove in sight -
She "pillered," and everybody remarked that
he looked like hero.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-23
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