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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-23
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VIII steadiasuy oppose the policies OF the
Republican party, and refuse to be tram.
melled by the dictation OF any clique in the
Democratic organization.
1t believes that the Republican party has
fulfilled its mission. and that the Demo.
cratic party as now organized should be re.
stored to power.
II believes the Radical tyranny that has
fer several yeas oppressed the South
should be oyerihrown and the people of the
southern States permitted to control their
own affairs.
II believes that railroad corporations
should be prohibited by legislative enact
m nts from cxtorting and unjusty dsscrim.
mating in their business transactions witt
the public.
1t recognizes the equality OF all men be
fore the law.
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WAR DErARrNENT, RIVER REPORT,
January - i--t
, 1875-01-14
1Fen S1nuar 1874.
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Mctipen.
6sprttefariife Giderbeited . .$25s,1S4 40
@n87ebfntt Re6uunssn. . 2l3,559 %
Npten fir WrGmisn t781 95
6. rea'lf irts GhnlpIde'ne TO- 60 90
Swaial Gram eli Setra1 1. BOB 90
Slo Dominion Stsamlbip Com
PANS stOd.. 5000 co
@runbiti e. 1888 50
S'fee WDteln S72 o.
6dqja non 8dnfsn & panquiers 40,677 70
Gpn Nacaten i'll laufenber 9fe6-
rllug . $500 "a
gaar . 20,t 81 SO
'S5S9,S63 II
5. s. e~t,uaFteE @rG1. G.. 3. " Ills SIC.
Q. V. @alfer G. Co., N9enten,
q 297fmt f' 1Nl4 Nat.o Straee.
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Cuba.

New Dprt u. San. Gin Srief
BON Sapana iagt, baB in ben etdoten
i'm Sunsrn Der Snlel unter ben Spa-
niern sorber Gnt6uliasmus berrlde ob
Der Grmdblun9 a%lfonlo's gum &Dnise.
Inter ben better informirteR &lolien Der
Spanier bier 1T bic Meinun9 olssmsin
perbreitet, baB Die Yroflamatipn @lfon=
lo's perfriibt seweien nno oaB es letbt
m0sli6 lei, bab er, bepur nod Elm Sabr
perltri6en, Spanien mieber sn p~erloiien
s"e5tpnn9en iein mO6te. Sn militdri=
i4er ge5isbuns 1T feline @enoeruns bier
ein9etreten. 9ie 3abl Der Sruppen tit
eben 10 binrei9enO, I'm sic Sulur9enten
gu perbinoern, in Gincp &iuas 9rDBere
unternebmunsen su MAIDEN, pdbre1o
bas sanse Gentral=D Department. su je=
nem SruppenfDrper sebDrt uno meoer
Die Spanier nod Die Snlur9enten be-
ma6en li6, einen Shell jener 8esenb eg
ira fir li6 in gelib gu nebmen.
, 1875-01-14
9nlanOitde gepsIbsn.

Gtnrinnati, -. San. Cine
Spsslal=0 epei9e bes wSnquircr" mel
oct aus e9arlestopn, @eit @irsinia,
Dap 9eltern Mbeno bon bort folgenoe
SepeI9e an ben Yrdlioenten absel6idt
ipuroe:
~Senben Sic Iofort Sruppen bierber.
&slnen ein5isen Neser erlaubt mon in
Der @eleb9ebuns ieinen Sit einSuneb=
men. Sie 9r6Bte Mnar6ie berrl9t. @as
lOa i'd tbun? $. %. 9rasee, 8unoes=
Gpmmiidr."
9 Srancisco,1 IL. Samuel
Der Wro5eB bes berii@tisten 8anbiten
SasqueS enbete seltern; Der @erbre=
9er miro am %. Sananr perurtbeilt
werben.
Newca I E, RIB, II. Sanuar.
6rau Wtiaer, bon 8atburit bat in ibrem
%2Sabnitnn falt ale Gin5elbeiten Der Gno=
trasooie entbiilt, Die Dor Spei Ssabren
Itattlano. Sic mar i'm Salon nit Den
, 1875-01-14
Curoraiid)e na@rihtfn

karlsruhe. Die observation-disclosures
ZEN Yartei anseb0rigen 9anotasSab9ez
orbneten, obsr bod cin Sbeil oerlelben
b%ereiien sesenuartis ibre WablbsSirte,
I'm Der WdblsrIdaft in fur5en s~eoran9>
ten 8ort>a9eu geridt gu e~rltatten iber
bic Grsebnilie Der Serbanoluu9cn Der
lesten 9anbtagsiisun9. SlS DEFENDERS
ribrig erueiien iid) bIerin bic ab9core~
neten Seefels, Sti9ler, 8idel uno
S6od.
0aS Minifrrium oeS Snnsrn bat
ausgeipro9eu, buB bic ieitberi9en @c>
meinberdtbc niht gu Staotucroroleten
sewGblt ipcrSen f0nncn.
SIS baben in lester j5eit iuieoes ein;gc
@eiItli9e bic GrlauhmB ;ur 6unctlcnt>
runs in altfatboliideu 8emeinld)ulten
nadgeiudt. Die @elu1e weroen aut
8orlase burd giidof 9feinfens pom
Winiltertum eeS Snnern beldlcoen.
Die Stesierun9 fat oas er5bIIdo1ite
@apitels<Y icariat 5ur Suriidnabme Der
ben Jog. Meuprieitern ertDsilten WtiiNo
auf9eforoert. 9eit oieler IuHoeoeruny
erldcint bic in n~cltelter .3eit erIaiieut
8erfusuns beS Minilterlams an DC
8eairfSamter i'm iuaern 3ul unnenbana
gu lteben, nab welder bel 9slperrtcn
Neuprteltern, wenn lic Die Grt9ctlun
oeS ibnen ieitber uerbotencn SlcllSlon9s
l1ntsrri1ts uorncbmcn, lelbt IN ocn'
biersu peroroneteu S6uuofal, telll
3waus ooer poli5eili9cr 2lrreit mcg,
Plat srcifcn ioll.
Son bcn scnleinlAaitli@ bon 9aOe.'
uno @lloBs2otDrln9en bcr3ultcllcuocn {
usuen S1ifsbriiden lino 6 I'M 9abr
1873 benz 9erfebr iibcrgeben worOcn
namli9 3wilden Wtartolabcim uno SaB.
bad, S10nau uuo Wei8weil, 9t3eiH0.
unb &appel. @ertbeim mo Sttcnbcim,
gi9walO uno 9~tenenburs, 0cIi MI,
YlitterSoori i'm Sau be9rifiu ltnO 81,
SdiHsbriden 3wiidcn @ambSbeiMnni
6reDlteSt uno DrAlcnbeim mo 0re
fern.
Mannbeim. Gsatn ben @igcutbu-
nler Der notionalli6eralen Otann9timel
3eituus, S6ueioer, 1T rntcrIaAnn.
iuesen 8erbrebenS 9e9en bic @lpcS
pfli6t sin9cleitet. Sd)neioer, wctdlc
bereit8 ais 8eldmprcncr pom B!iWI5
ratb auserleien mar, wuroe i'll 6ol4,
beiien BON lesterem i'll 9cbctnlcr 0iean.
wieoer bon Der @eldworncnlItc geIrI'
den, oa Ell permutblld i'll oN n6d lie
Seiiou aui Der N~nttagrOdNI crpdlcln
wlro. Scrr 5. Shne.oer beA'rft ,
hisisr Gnn-leneAfei1 III Der ~4fAnut
, 1875-01-14
gpanien.

Weabrib, IL. Sun. Off5ieae
Na6ri6ten linb Dem &riegsmlniltertllm
s~usssansen, ponad in Der prooln5 So
lencia 5pil6en ben &esierun9struppen
nuo ben aarlilten Elm @efe6t fatt9eful=
Den fat, bas nit Der Nieosrlass Der SEP
terer enbete.
40 Garlilten wurben sefan9en 9enom=
men, ebenlo piele 9etDotet uno mebrere
bermunbet.
Sic ipanii4en @srorbnunsen BON
aarl Ill, SlaoeIa Der &atbolil9en ui1o
Maria 2ouiN lino wieber in Strait 9e=
1ebt morben.
, 1875-01-14
M6roern Dpr unb nu6 Der Serbrennung
beg 9rn. Gno in leinem 2ofol.

Wf6roern Dpr uno na6 Der SerbrennunQ
beg Srn. Gno in leinem 2ofol.
5olifar r, Neni1ottlano, -. San.
Samlta9Na9t hlieben Die beibenGgpreB
siige BON 9alifar unb ct. Sobns I'M
S6nee ltcfen. 5onntag ipar es 10 falt
oab mar ibreQus9rabun9 ni6t belor9en
fonnte.
g t. S : g, u.s., Il. Sanuar.
Seit "a Sa9en, Der 3eit, ipo Der Cant
pier u6arabop~ in See geitoAen 1T, lin
oas Gnoe Deg serrihenen &abel5 Der
r9ireften &abeaegun1s Gompa9nie"
aufSulu6en unb bic 9egung belielben
Bis an's 2ano meiter 5u fii6reu, bat man
Ni6ts mebr BON oemielben se6ort, web=
balb man 9laubt, oaB er na6 91aie 5u=
riid9etebrt lit. Son europa anfom=
menoe Oampfer beri6ten BON Iebr itir=
mil9em @etter auf Dem Wfeere.
Soronto, Ont., u. San. ST.
gang Ontario berrl9t 9rlmmige &ilte.
Sas thermometer Dariirt smil6en Nla=
@rooe uno 25 @rooen barunter.
Gan SranSisco, y. San.
5amltas @beno njtDete in Sreaiure
Gitp, Nepaoa, cine Teuersbrunlt t, wel0 j.
cine Mn5abl WObn6duler 5erltDrte. Ser
fluff $4,000.
30 ontreal, Gan., u. San. Sci
einem Sonntag Morgen bier alls9ebro=
6snen Sener perbrannten Die 75jd9ri9e
Srau G6oquette uno Elm iunDer Ntann>
Namens @irarb.
YbilabeIpbi a, u. San. Ser
8cri6t oaB Die 0ampfer rA6bott5l oro"
unO oYennlplpania" BON Der Imerifani=
l9en 9inie collioirt bdtten, 1T unipabr.
Der Grltere Serbra4 feline Mal0ine uao
Die upennlDlpania" oon Oerlel6en 2inje
bu9lirte i'm na6 Aueenstolua. Sci
ben Oaour@ n0t6isen ManDoern fano
elm fleiner 3ulammenltoB itatt, Der aber
fem S@ill weiter bei6doigte.
New 9 t, II. San. Mionta9
Mor9en eerietb Sobn Mc9loQp in9roof
i'm nit einigen Ysrlonen in eineng8orts
wc4iel, pelder Die 2estereu 10 ent5irnte
baB lie inn nit einem 9adfeine BEN
@9doel serl6metterten. 0ie M6roer
Iino entlo6en.
, 1875-01-14
SIosMmerna.

SaDana, II, San. Na6ri9ten
Bis gum 20. Seq. meloen aus 8ene5ue=
la, bab Die Sniureenten= @ensrdle Yrli=
% uro Ilfaro Yere5 in Der Mabe BON
urica %sefansen morOen linO unb li9 in
Sasuapra in Saft befinben. Yrdlioent
8u3man 8lonco mar16irte nit 1900
Niann sesen Yarliquimento, UNI ben
Yen. Solina ansusreifen, wel9er Die
nod i'm Seloe itebenoen @ufltdnoil9en
Srllppen commanbirt. Ser p~oaltdnoise
arlnmpb Der &esieruns miro osmnd9it
erapartet. a5
, 1875-01-14

giraiaia Staats
tas,,s tsraussssetsn s'H
1obn9 y. pftn'
30. 8: 3pOlite strafe.
I'll Oh m II 10, H a.
subscriptions @reife'
&n 3aV. SO 50
% pe 81 80
greiie ber &useisea:
m.1 $O75
m Sauare, Elm Wlal 12,
In Sauare, Apei Mal 2,
Yin Ganare, bret glal 3I5o
Gin Sauare. cine 9BS@e Sn
Gin Souare, eiuea Ntradt 47I500
Elm square. bret @spnaff o
.srss,rs Mu,staen iereen btn'ssr berednet.
sdt oser neniser 3eiI,n 0iSsn etnea .SqaaFe'
uat Mn xiaen Fnb TN geraus 3a sablen.
Sic 3situns NIB III 0tgn1unS Iap UNI
se ,enb Son ben 3rassru tar IL aenfe pei
Wsde auseetragen.
, 1875-01-14
aeueaf trlfer* pfpfldfn.
gnslano.

giuerpool, y. San. Nm Is.
5. 81. uiro bier Der jdbrli9e eon9reB
Der grbeiter 0ereine ltattfinoen, Der
hiesmol BON 9rDBerem Snterelle leln oilrf
te. ols ie porber, Ser 9ssenmdrti9e
@tonb Der arbeiterfrase miro in bent=
lelben belpro6en peroen. ueber 70
Wereine, melde iiber 100000 arbei=
ter repralentiren, weroen caran She'll
rle6aaea.
, 1875-01-14
. SanemDe @nebts

20 WauenDe GucDts
mirb mt . Mt 8 ct eilt.
Stbt YerIcn, wsIds on otiesr Ar1niheit
le'ee, niso gebttsu fin an Sr. Brire M wsu,
btn, neldsr efns BleIte Meeiein hrrlelbea.aur
Vrobe. pnr9 Die @rursB,
II M onff
1tntea ritb.
Tie ~sinSiasu Soften Ine BE GrrresFc1en
bic I'm Nertdltn'B gum @sfG0fte eertree linh.
Or. pties TT elm futt ter slr3t mao bat biz
@sbano!uns ter
p p fauenecn Gu4t f95a
Az feinem 5aupi1rbium aemadt urb berlitert
Setlura burh @ebraub 'einer Mteisin.
unteria6t nidt fir eiue TrobeflaiGt su en-.
ZEN, 90 f0ilst ntAts unp miro y
guh beilen! @.
% Go ma6i nihts aus. ME alt Die 2rnrfbei'
NJ unp wslts anbere Wittel fibleeltlueen ba-
ben. talifl." re
@irfuIare uub 3suaniHs wsrssn NIT Ter:
mi6ts fotenben Ernbsflai9s
a%slhnct. pa,H
Seie prriitiia Der grpreB bic reG'e Mer.Ile
5u eebsn unb lbrtibt an
Or. Gbas. z. priee
No. 81 Wiltams Ctr Nsp gJors.
26 IL mi -
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Maenteit ~Derlanef.
Box 7ss, New York.

Dr.. FooTE 1T Der gerfaRer %n,ebrerer nebtcinifaer
Dsrfe, BON bsnsn ems iber 100000 @rentplare Ibfas
~sefuaben bat. Gin spettes ,,Das @!enidenfpifert" rter
rSHsas gplfsfpraae unb %sefunter 9ecaiaenSerfanb,"
bat einen NbfaB BON aber 10000 erret6t. Dteies lestsre
Wert sriaeint isst enslifd unb beuti@. Gin neusres
gDert ,,DiHenfbaft unb Didtuns" pber SAMMY TuBBs,
Der iusenbltde @y3t, unb sPoNsIE, Der lafiee @fie, ere
idsint p~prldu1s nur ensliia. Wesen SnbaltsDsrseid-
niFe biefer a8erfe upas man ita entpeher an DR. FooTE
member pber an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1879 East 25th Street, New York.
Nssntsn werbeu fir ben gertrieb bteier Werfe Serlan8t
utb erbaltsn isbr e~anftise gsbiasuuseit. 60 ntan5er
Msent bat ldpn burd ben gerfauf titfer Werfe ftd ben
@runbfein su einett tleinen gernbsen selest. ,,Das
Menidsnisfsm" 1T fir Grradiene unb ug8ifenfbaftnnp
Di6tuns" fir bic Suaenb Elm pUrsiali&es, ~lsbrreides unb
Invertebrates @ert. Gin SnbaltsperSetdnis her Werfe
meldcs franco per Yrf an isbe slbrehe ~serianbt ptrb,
siebt cine pplfdnbise gei6reibuns b%erfslban. stS4
einntal:
Mgenten oSer Golportenre berlangt.
Mbreifire wie oben.
, 1875-01-14

eo9erbier &aipp g, &c.
ELLISON & HARVEY,
@nBrpB Siqupr : gambler
Ru. 1309Gary Strabe,
NiGnnttD, Ga.
Satea auf benz Eager einen arDger gprrotb
Spt
@ 1t unD 9tdu5ret,.
welte i6 belOnners fir bic Geierta9e eioren
uno pOrnul ls Die arfnef amfeit Der &C.
'bdttslsute tn Der @taot, lupte auf Dem Can.
re, lenffn. Sbr Fratr pon Wbi5fey befsbt
ans ben foI9eneen Sortsn:
Slb Cabinet Gbe,
Slo 9ofcr 9iDe,
&ntderbodfer.
Veltnr Slt SITE,
@olhen Nector,
@othen @agte.
sSuanD Scuth,"
GentltdD Bourbon.
uno cine arpBe Nusmabt BON Ysr@Gibener
Waars. Suh fabrsu MIR
gladberrr, GbcrrD nnS Singer
SranuIipcire,
Steiner rGppte=@i0er< Brandt" feincr al
ter Fead=granbb, reincr Samaica Stun,
Sbcttff Scotd WbisfeD. ed)ter 6ollauoi=
ld]er DIN, SEEM @n9lano Stun.
6rsftoe nno einbeimiihe 8rauntwcine,
Port, SberrD II Gatapba Wetnc.
ino tpirfli1 @a,s mas man aepSbnIid In Ell.
'em Wetn. unb Gpitituoien-@ q, lGGf, Rnpe..
Sn OCT uebsrMugung, bab fte Gin 10 arosss
Wager babsn. ais iraenb tin Saus uutsrbalb
Salttmore, bitten ie bic Serren @eidGfteleuts
'%etalltalt oorsuipreGsn. Ole aarontusn, tas
bic Waaren bas finb, trDfir le ausaeaeben
psrofn. Sober Gdufer bat eas Hedt. bic
Waarsn sie ibn, ntdt gsfaaeu surud,u asbsn.
2telsIben banfen fir bic ibnen lett een lfb
ten apet Sabren bswiefene llnierinsune une
psrsen llt ~bslfrebsn fsrmar bas @pbIpouen
'Drer 8uneen llG gu errsrben.
Gaiian aitb 9arbeb,
l 10 mint
, 1875-01-14
THE DAILY Sun, Sc A YEAR.

A permanently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation III the world. Free, indie.
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
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60 cents a month, or SO a year.
, 1875-01-14

Gin 6eubl If es gerbre=
den. Sin Ne9er, Nanlens SamO eps,
besins am Montag pori9e @o6e elm
nibt ndber gu besei6nenoes Serbre6en
an Der fleinen Sp9ter beS 0rn, &at6um
in Sairmont, Somerlet=Gpuntp, Wearp=
lano. Ser S6urfe lit perboftet unb
Dem griminalperfabren iiberwielen NOR
Den.
, 1875-01-14

SEAII-WEEKLY sun, Sc A YEAR,
of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY but with q greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice a week instead of once only.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-12

for just few days, as his wife was
on the point of confinement, and this
after he and his family had been re-
duced nearly to starvation by his be-
ing unable to obtain employment.
A few days was granted, and, not be-
ing able to move his wife, he was
again called upon, taken out, tied
and numerically whipped, and while
some Of them stood guard over him,
several others went to his house and
brutally outraged his feeble wife,
each in turn satisfying his lust. This
outrage was well-known in the COM
munity, but no attempt was made to
arrest the Williams. Soon after its oc-
currence the man and wife were spir-
tied away, and probably both were
murdered, as nothing has been heard
of them since. One Of the outlaws
who participated in this rape is now
living in Lincoln Parish, and, at a
recent festival, was the recipient of
many present, in fact, he is consid-
cred a heightened gentleman in the
community, and is held In high es-
TEEN by the White League. Such is
the character Of the men whom the
Democrats would place in power
and, in order to accomplish their OBJ
ject, murder, torture, and even out
rage defenseless white women whose
husbands have espoused the cause of
free government.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-12

On the 25th of January there APP
.peared i'll the press reports published
throughout the North card dated at
Shreveport, and protesting to be
written by seven commercial travel
ers from the North, stating that the
relations between whites and blacks
in that region were entirely peaceful
and pleasant, that no terrorism, no
intimidation could be discovered, and
that the statements of Major Merrill
to the contrary were tissue of lies.
It seems at the time that these seven
drummers had even more than the
usual check and glibness of their pro-
fession, but as they put down their
names, residences and occupations so
infinitely, the papers all published
their card for what it was worth
They were professedly three cotton
buyers, one each from New York,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, a
planter each from New York and
Ohio, boot and shoe merchant from
Boston, and so on. The Democratic
papers rolled the "card" as a sweet
morscl under their tongues and full
minated against Merrill. Hear now
the conclusion of the whole matter
The seven gent were merely travel
ing drummers, all from St. Louis
They had been i'll Shreveport from
one to three days, and after a loud
sort of dinner at Shreveport tavern
hit upon this ''card' as an advertising
dodge, that is, a cheap way to get
their obscure names into print. The
Shreveport telegrapher and Other
people of course joined eagerly in the
gar e, which was good as long as il
lasted. A cause that has to be Dol
stored up with rubbish like that must
be weak indeed.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-12

BILL KING, Of Minnesota, ex-post-
master of the House and Representa-
tive elect, who has been wanted for
some weeks to testify before the
Pacific Mail Investigating Committee
concerning the disposition of $780,
900 placed in his hands by Irwin,
has at last been heard from in Canada,
where at a great stock farm, lis miles
from Montreal, he is indulging in his
innocent penchant for fine cattle total
ly unheeding thejars and strifes of the
wicked world outside the bovine
heaven. A subpoena from the Ways
and Means Committee reached him,
however, in his peaceful retreat, at
which, as we are informed by tele-
graph, he appeared surprised, but de-
clined to leave the companionship
and contemplation of the Short
Horns to be tossed and worried by
the hungry, lean kline Of Congress
The committee are meantime doubly
anxious to see King, now that ii
knows where he is, and is tantallzed
by the knowledge that he is beyond
its jurisdiction and not attainable
under the treaty Of extradiction.-
Meanwhile certain other parties arc
doubtless shaking in their boots fol
fear that King may stray beyond the
precincts of that stock farm.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-12


DRIVEN into a corner in the dis
cussion of the Louisiana question,
our neighbor of the Conservative is
reduced to the necessity of raising a
question on the difference between
tweedledum and tweedledee. In
other words, compelled to admit
that neither Kellogg or McEnery
were entitled in right to recognition
as Governor of Louisiana, he says
that the President, when compelled
by the inaction of Congress to recog-
nize one of them, committed great
crime, because his choice did not fall
upon McEnery, and why? Because,
forsooth, McEncry had the ''sem-
blance' of regularity. If McEnery
had the semblance Of regularity.
Kellogg had the semblance of right
and the Senate committee, heretofore
quoted with so much JUNCTION by the
Conservative, does not hesitate to
give their opinion that he was the
undoubted choice of the people Of
Louisiana, and that the McEnery
government was chased upon fraud
and in defiance of the wishes and in
tentions Of the voters of the State.
This is the government, for not recog
nizing which, according to the Con
servatiue, the President was a great
criminal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-12
Funds Of the National Grange.



lnquisitive people are beginning
to inquire what disposition is made
of the funds of the National Grange
of the Order Of Patrons of Husband
ry. The grange is located in the
city Of Washington, and, according
to all accounts, it's accumulation of
cash must be large. All oranges in
the country are responsible to it; but
its officers do not seem to be particu-
larly responsible to any one for the
use they make Of their revenues, and
therefore it is quite natural that Gu
riosity should be aroused on the sub
ject. A grange master in the West
is reported to have said that, to the
best of his belief, the officers of the
National Grange must have received
at least $250,O0o for granting char
tiers to subordinate oranges during
the last three years, while a newspa-
per correspondent, who bases his cal
culations on the reports Of the chief
of the Order in Washington at n
vastly greater sum. In July last
there were in existence $4,000 grang-
es, with total membership of over
100000. At SIS for each charter,
this would give the National Grange
$33O,0OO for charters alone. Add to
this the ten cents annual dues receiv-
from members in all parts of the
country, amounting to 100000 a
year, and the receipts from new
oranges which are constantly organ
ling, and the result is grand total
worth looking after OF coursc there
are expenses to be paid out of these
receipts, but the complaint is that
there is a want of definite Informal
ton as to the character of these ex-
penses, and there are those who are
suspicious enough to intimate that
the Washington Changers who grant
charters to their bucolic brethren
have an exceedingly good thing Of
it. OF course this is a matter in
which grangers are alone concerned,
and if they are satisfied with the
man agement of their contributions
to the National Grange the outside
world have no reason to complain
Still, it would give shock to faith
in human nature if it should prove
that a movement which was institu-
ted for the purpose of public reform
has been managed for the personal
emolumcnt of any of it's officials.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-12

JOHN Y. Brown, of Kentucky,
must needs air his plantation man.
ners in the House one day last week,
making an unprovoked attack upon
Ben Butler. He was stopped by the
Speaker at an early part Of his trade
and reminded that his language was
tending toward a violation of the
rules of courtesy in d-bate. Brown
protested that his speech had no per-
sonal bearing, and thus, being allow
ed to proceed, he Immediately made
a most vituperative and Impairment
airy allusion to Butler. For this, and
for lying to the Speaker, ne was, by
vote of the House, brought before
the bar for public censure. The
next day he was the subject of few
remarks by Butler, which were the
reverse of complimentary or appre-
ciative, although within the rules.