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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Niinsa,tt,r.tl1ctt In ohio
Seiratbete TT ole @lutspers
ipQftStSG10ff.

90 mpbi 8, 81. Mdr5. - Der Gr.
Staats-Senator 0tobert McSenna, elm ton
auaebenOer republifanii6er 8olttifcr, muroe
beute 5u fiinf Sabren 3uhtbausbait perur,
Srau aus oeren Criter @be sebetrotbet bate.
Nl1kItd,cr Sob ettteS 0SoShino-
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GuropatI1e Gabel6ert9te.


Qonbon 81. Wtdr5.-@8 miro berldtet,
oaB oa4 Biioget etne 9eianlmtreuenue fiir
bas am 81. OtdrS en0enoe Si8taljabr bon
ga 1922 900 aufluetlen mlr0. OteIeS 1T cine
gbnabme bon e2 ,414,000 i'm Ser9letdl anm
pori9eu Sabre, iibertei9t jebod bic Soran-
Id)ld9e I'm e497 900.
slbcYmals etn gsiatoncwsSamferott.
2onbon, 81. Wtdr8. = g8m. Sboma8
Senleg, Selegrapben Sngenleur uno @on=
traitor, lte1te berte bic 3ahlungen ein; Iejue
@erbinoli6teitcn belaufeu itf aui $4,000
600.
Gcmncn.
Ser TortbamptonIblre 45rci5 puroe beute
our6 yYeeping Som" 9emonnen.
Mboaufuug oes SSeifcre bon SraNlien.
Yari8, 81. OtdrS.-Gas ,Sien Bublic"
iaqt: Scr Saiier bon 8raitlien beabiids
ti9t, Al @unIten ieiner dlteien SOhter, Der
@rGfin o'Gu, ab3uDanten. Der Saiier &c
benft nad) einem 3fiidtritte cine Hetie Ourd
europa 5u MAIDEN II. itd Johann bauernb in
ben Ser. Staateu nieOer5ulaiieu." (Die 9tad)z
rid)t, uno beionoer8 Der letteSbetl oerIel6eu,
flinat etuaS abentenerlid, menngletd es
moblbefannt lit, oaB Dom Yeoro Idlon lange
Der braiilianilden &atlerpitrOe miiOe lit. -
Beoro Der 3peite muroe am 2. 9eS5r. 1926
gcboren uno iit ein Sobn Bebro oe8 Grften
De 9llcantara. Gr .gelan9te ourd) @ntlas
gungs 9fte ieines 8ater5 - Dem er'8 nun
nahn1ad)eu mill - am Z. Nprtl 1881 gum
Sbrone, iibernabm aber bic Ge9erung crit
am %. Suit 1910 nnb nuroe am IS. Sult
1841 qefr6ut. @r oeruldblte iib am 4.
Sept. 1913 nit &briitine Wtaria Sbereie,
9eb. 1922, Oe8 @rf0nigS Sran5 BON Stcilien
Sod)ter. 2ettere gebar Inn am 20. Suli
1916 cine Sod]ter, SiabsQa, melfe am Is.
Oft. 1864 nit gubnig Bbillpp bon Orleans,
@raf o'@u, 9eb. 1912 Su yteuilp, SobH oeS
6er3ogS bon RemourS, uuo Sur 3cit fail.
bralilianii1er Ntarl1a1, oereBeidt muroe.
Der @raf O'gu miirDe, iOute itd] Die 0epeide
bes Barrier SlatteS beltGtigcn, Der etn3ige Der
Rad)tommeu beS 6aule8 Orleans leln, mel
der es wieoer Sn einem 5brOne gebraht
bdtte.)
SpGnien.
2onoOn, 81. WdrS. Sert9te aus Cpd
MEN iagen, baB Der Oementirung be8 Sc
rii6ts Don WiBbeaigfeiten inter ben Sar-
| liiteu es bier CUR @enii9e betanut 1T, boB
ernitlide 3uiitigfciten Die balot9e auTloinng
Der gan5en farlllt,i6cn Seme9lu9 III AuSz
| ltd)t itellen.
2onoon, 81. MGrS. - Die bon Dem
| Utarqnis Se Ia @ond)a gegen Sen. Sopellar,
| ben &rie9sntiuilter, erbobenen antlagen NE
| gen Scrnadldlfgung Der 0tsctpltn auf 9u.
bu bereiten Der 0fesierung 9roBe SerIegenheit
unb lueroen wabriheinli0 SOuellar's 2lbOau-
fung sur 6ol9e babeu.
Uiabrtb, 81. Mdrs.-9ie Garliiteu ba=
ben cine Barlamentdrfagge IN 8entapia unO
Spar;un aufgebiBt uno fraterniitren nit ben
Re9ierungStruppen.
Sen. Cabrera bat an Don @urloS 9eidlrtes
ben uuo erfldrt, oab Oa8 BON ibm erlaiene
Sefret Ieine bette &edltfcrttguHg iei.
Su Waureia fnp 100 Sarliiten gefangen
| genommen iporoen.
| StaIieu.
SO nj. 81. 0tdr5. : Die eeremonie Der
Serleihuug Der @ar0inalsmiir0e an ben Grs,
biI9of Wauning fanO beute in Der ct. @rez
gorstIrhe inter h6hft impoianten 5eierltdI=
feiten ftatt. Sine 9rOBe An5abl BON @lau.
bigen, oarunter uabe5u tauieno @ngldnOer
| luup ameritaner, hatten lit ueriammslt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Moro TT Wetp=NerIe,,.

OtOore 8 8tolun n, N.=S., 81. Wtdr3. =
GAM. McGreaop, welfer bon 9. Suaod
qetoheu tpurbe, farb beute Moraen. Die
llnteriuhuug Der 1obeSwunoe ergab, oaB ras
Oicller burA Oie6irnl6ale in's 9irn geOrun-
GEN n,nT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Selesrapbiiae Sepeideu~
(8eridte Der oafiociirten Breiie" fiir pen "@or7
reiponoenten.")
SnlanosS sSepei9en.
slus der StnSesba,tptifaSt.

gS a btngt ON, 81. UtarS. = OaS D.
Gapallerie Jfegiment, uelfes pdbreno Der
letten brci Sabre in 9lri5ona ltanb, lit in oaS
Snoianergebiet uuo nadl SanlaS beoroert
u0r0en.
= Sei'm ausideioeu reS Sen. Spinner
aus benz S9abmeiterante mnB leoer Dollar
in Der 9nnoeSfoiie ge3Gblt peroen. Ser Sor=
ratb an Ntiinse uub Bapiergelo betrd9t iiber
POO Ntillioneu.
- Die &epeniie -Giunabmen belieien iid
beute auf $2l0,O80,5O; an 3Ollcn gln9en
$657 ,418.62 Elm.
- Snl SunbeS9eridte purbe beute Der Sail
litter Dem 3wangsgcieee gegen GrHiflbanf
meiter perbanoelt.
- 2(m 1. Suli .. s. mcroeu 5000 Boitron-
tel cpntrattlldl perQeben.
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Sl ueGlallIeA. eta6iirter Grint Salon, in
peldem jest Elm sutes @eifdit gemattt mi6 INV
oer iib elmer re9elmdsiaen uno anttdnot9en RUM
iboit erfreut. comDlet IN aIleT @inrhun9 uno 4 "
UorSteIide 9dae fiir etneu "nSerbiersS " d.
buiraSeu IN Der @rp, D, 81 G5yLS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Sas aclbc Sytcber tt 8lortoa.

Is "a bln9to II, 81. WFNr5.-O08 NrIt98s
nlinilterium erbtelt beute ene 9epelfe BON
Dem Befeb!Sbaber Der Sruppen in Seen 9Seft,
mel6e melOet, baB Smei Soloateu am gelben
Tieber erfranft leieu.
Capt. Nauiom pcn Dem &riegSibiffe so
lorooo" berid]tet ans Sauanna, OaB oaS gelbe
6ieber bort epbemiid) auftritt.
Die pbtaen Serid)te ntdtt bcitdtist.
Sapauua, 81. WdrS.-9as amerifantz
ide Sriegsidifi y8orceiter" traf 9eitern bier
ein. Der gSorcelter" unb baS Slaggenid]ifi
,@olorabo" pcroen beute nab Sen gSsit ab.
fahreu. Qm Sorh QQeS mohl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
9anfel 2rciu

gtcw-Dorf, 81. Mass. Dan. 9rsiu fam
beute nab bss s2aliitraBc nnO orSnete ate
falllgen Snntrafte. ~3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Wgruttaliift.

gli;abetb, us, 81. MGr3. = Mat.
them @ioen, 20 Sabre alt, unrSe geiteru Otor=
gen bon etnem 3uge Der u@entral Giieubabu"
iibsriabreu uub get0otet; berielbe ipObnte in
@raspiorb unb battc leinen Seimmeg angetrez
ten, als i'm Der Sob erreld)tc.
8e56lagttabme etner Giienbabn.
0teaotng, Yenni., 81. Wfdrs. = Der
G9erifi bat Die y Huntington fcaOiu9egt=
ienbabng in Sei6lag genommen uub Der
Serfauf lpirb ON %. Npril itattfinoeu.
Ser eagle" iagt, oaB Die 9n3eise BON Der
Coalition Der beiben 4rbeiter 8ereine bon
ben 8trsleuten nit GROCER 6reuoe aufgenom-
men pirb. SIM ganSen SduDlfia County
bieiteu Die arbeiter 6rsuoeu Seriammlun
gen alb.
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Weue Nn3eigcu.
Qic hrr,nlbrrtr Wrin3eiiin

Sh0uipel in Atten ron =. iSeuust. (9etIdiicr pom
"@tne pornehmC Chez
u. y. - Member Tickets iiuo uur nod Iiir Oicic
Vpfiteanna uno fir Ircita9, Oen 9. slpril,
9puL NIT Der 8en'iij @oritctluu8 iir 3trcItor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Nloore's RoCen- Babupulper

eteftip reinist unb muht Die 5dbns mei6, LOFT ben
3dbne. Oe Saeon ber SdadteI 1T ueu, nieblid, be-
auem uuo ipariam. 8rets % Gents. gu baben in
allen apotbefen uno Oro9uenz9anolunsen
(NuQ5 12UtteS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Ne Ireift Cure 0all
Die 0eieaid1aft sur 8erumloien
Hetmi9,tng bon &elern,
2tttrttten It. i.f.

@5emolbe, Abtritte, @loaten, aeler, Brunuen uno
aussra6un9en meroeu bel Gage eeretntgt pbne
1erudl. Sin Gpienl, fiirjtidb onfommnet burd)
grabbing iolder9ebdlter, Die oeijen bebiiren. Wurdz
&C pro poitfarten perionlid perben prompt be-
iorgt. Spe5ielle Raten fiir AgenteH upo gis
aentgiimer Don 3ablreibem @runo e9entbum. Sii=
Ieau Der @etel bait:
(0e5?2,tS) Nr. A., Eorss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
Stc mertfamifd)en Gaubsii9c In
Sern6


Scrds.
gSuibinQton, ben 81. DtdrS. Ser
0rleQ5miniiter bat benz III Seras comman=
oircnOen Sifi,ier telegrapbiid Die gSeiiung
;uQeben laiien, alle GnInen9un9en III MAIDEN,
nm Die merifanil6en StrelfSii9e Sn pcrbtn.
bern. 0aS H., o uno 10. @au. r9te9lment
uno oas TO-, l., "a. unO 25. Snf 9ie9iment
Iiuo in Sera8 jtationirt; man bofit brrh bic
ielbcu Die 8renSen ifiiben SIT fonnen.
" al hing ION, 81. UtdrS. - Der 9on.
ucrueur uon Sern8 lanbtc bcute folgenoc 9c=
peId)e oil 0cn Yr6TocTtcn: ygultin, 80. Wfdr5.
Die Serbcerun9cu onrdD or9allllrte futbers
bnnoem ans Der benadbarten 9tepnbllf !Mert=
10 bobcu iid) i'll lebtercr 3eit 10 oft iuteberbolt
unO elmer Old)eu @baraftcr angenonllnell, oaB
tie Die @egcnO an ltnteren 9tlo 9ranee 81
entu0lfern broben. Die 4ufrcguug i'll Der
@cgenb SmiifGn Dem 9tllcccs mn Dem 9ito
@rQnoc pegen bicIer StrelfSge, bel ipcldeu
uniere &eute beitdnDi9 ermoroct obcr bcraubt
meroen, 1T icbr groB, unO wenl ntan Die Stz
mobmcr icneS2anhltrid)es nld1t miriam Idlittt,
10 miro bas 3n elmer aagemeinen Serobung
ieuer 2tnIiebluugen fiiBren. 4m 26. D. Sc.
Draug cine iolfe Sanbe tief tn's Snnere bis
III Die 9t6he bes Stdotd)en8 Corpus Gbrlltl
Dor, ptiinoerte 5ablretd)e 2GOcu aus uuo trleb
uiel Sieb fort, ermoroete perl6leoene Sllrger
unp nabm auoere gefangen. SD tpenOe mid
an ben BrGIioenten Der Ser. Staaten nm
Shub fir bieie 2eute gegen Die rdnberlidlen
Weritaner. Die auf Dem 2a1toe mobuelloen
2lniiebler iinb 9r0Btentbeils 9e5pun9en nor
ben, Sd)ub in ben Stdbten 5u Iuhen nno
ielbIt Die StGoter miiiien leoer3elt berelt leln,
2ebell uno Gigentbum nit ben gSaffen i'll Der
!oaub sn pertbeioigen. Sd boffe, oab Ste es
fiir notbmenpig finben, ben 2erten am 8to
@ranbe ben gcei9neten S9nb 5u 9ewdbren;
5umal penn id) oeriid)ere, oaB oerlelbe orin,
9eub notbiuenbtg tit. Sebr Ndltun9spou
5tiharo Sole, @ouperneur BON Seras."
Ser Srtegsniniiter antmortete auf obt9e
9epeidle inter 0em beuti9en 9atum foIgeu'
bermaben:
u9ln ben @ouperueur Don Seras! Ser
Yrdfbent 1T sur 3eit abweienb uno Die be-
treifeuoe 9epeida ilt mir infolge 0eiien iiberz
ipieien poroen. 8eSeble luerocn iofort an Die
bctrefIenben MilitGrbcbGrOen erldlien meroen,
9eetgnete Sd)ritte ST ergreifcn, unt Die Sez
lpobuer Der merifanil1en GrenSc ptrtlam 81
idiiben. 90. gS. Seltnap, Sricgsmlnllter."
@alpeiton, 81. WtdrS. - Sn Corpus
@hriiti fam cine Samilie an, ipclde beld)mort,
am SernanDos@reef am lebten Trelta9 Die
QeidJen BON Swei ermorOeteu Qmerltanern &c
ieben an baben.
Sci CHOCOLATE iaben iie spet Oferlfaner an
eiHen Saunte banaen.
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Die Oanpfer Der
,& att b,are zssmerifanifd,enYa6et

y,SS QEt tuNrSz zStWtetttUWtfWSuF
2tfticn=0eseafd)aft"
beieben aus ben SaprSensen eriter a!aiie:
,Mfiemauuia," Capt 81. Sibletuein;
rSaparia," capt. fSroboB;
rSorufIia," Capt. Shmiot;
rGtmbria," Capt. @. &. Brandt;
rSsrtjia," Gapt. 6. Nteier;
,tScrmatsia," Sapt. s. TinSen;
rSammouia," Capt. g. Sos;
,&oItatia," @apt. u. Saranos;
,Xptbarinsta," Qm Sau;)
rYommerania, eapt. $. s. Stipenien;
nSaronia," Capt. 9tieliien;
nSiIeiia," Sapt. 6. Sebih;
"icutout6,"
nlburineia," eopt. S. 9leper;
uNanoaIta,"
rUeapbalia, ;" Capt. sta9l;
nTraneonia," Capt. aepu;
r9tbeuanta," Capt. ID. 8ubleiuein;
rSuenia," Capt. u. Is. 6ranSen,
Gaf5ase= 9reis
BON Stem gort nah ..
. Gppttatnptott, SonSott, Sante,
8reMe.t 1ttto SSatmbnr8;
1. @ajnte. .S100.00 0olo.
Salnte. 6Q.oo o00 r.
gfads Ylpmoutb, @outbampton unb grnoon i'm
3tuiibenbed S2i @ouraut.
ainber Ssuiften uno 10 Sabren Die Salfte.
yaiiase=Yrets
bon irgenb einenl Der obigen SIfen mad
Netu=Dorf;
1. @aiate. $4,000 Cob;
2.galaIs. ;........ 200
lssn6sr nnier Sabre 81 in @olo.
giad) ooer ppn 9sltimore:
/. .eaiite;. go @ole: /
Stuiihen0ed....-... "a @ourdnts
ainSer SipiIden unb 10 Sabren Die 6dlte.
Es- Die beften Tldee peroeu bel auf9abe Der va.
age telesrapbiff belest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01

iraenS ett,eut Safett 2lmertfa'S
6eloret bic asentur Die billi9fen Sahrtens.
aiebt BeIIaae SGeine fir ale S6isfe
uuS beiorat eriorberlihen6an5 aiiasiere bon tbren
SeimatbS orte bierber.
9ie Yreiie betragen BON
8remen t.a1 Baltimore:
SDelte Sdlnte.. ..,.S33.OU 0oio.
Smnhenoed ...........-.. -
8tnoer 5ipliben II. 10 Sabz
Die Breiie fno III Cob ooer 4apier nab bem
iauienoeu @ourie Su entrid,ten.
Bon SsaOre
beIor9t bte @eentur paiiastere fir s. In Cob.
BD-@S miro beloaoers baraui auimerfam gemadt,
baB mir uns IN gerotnonRs nit Der Serberbef0roez
rung BON Pafa9leIen 9roBer SoTsSgLt uuteriieben,
nub Die Seute pon Sremen, Sambnr9 &C. aas trhne
anfrasel benatr1tt9eu, weHn iie am GbreiezSrte
einlatreiien baben.
Xefcte
n3-an5rdaen bon Au5pdrts miiIIeu BON einem
BoIfempel begleitet fem, un piiuftlld,sgrmiberuns
Die Beiorsuns iinbet ieoe gsode per Dampfer
natt.
na6 irseno einen Srte guropa's
aud @erfid;srHHa iir iiber9ebene Wertbiaben be-
| uerffteli9t. Bon cen Eanjenoen bon Yadeten, bic
| tptr in ben lebten Sdbren 6ssossert,
| 1T nod Tern ein5t9es perIoren 6saensen.
MuSWdrtt9e NttftragGeber.
| YerIuneu, bic BON Ansmdrts AuItrdae baben,
p6asn esDau ibre uno bes gmpfdugerS abreIle autz
ss, Natne,
! SS1s bon Baltimore gtrabe
gno zOBicezApenue.
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SDGnten

q NJ. 81. 9tdr5. : DIE &Gren10nle Der
Serleihuug Der @ar0inalsmiir0e an ben Grs,
biidof Rauning fanO beute in Der ct. Grez
gorstrd)e inter h6dllt inlpoianten 6eierlid)z
feiten ftatt. Sine grOBe An5abl BON @lau.
bigen, barunter nabe3u tauieno @nglduOer
unp 4meritaner, batten i6 ueriammsIt,
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Gtienbabm=llu9liiG.

gtcw DOrt, 81. MdrS.- gBGbreno bcutc
lfor9cn lcdls Nrbeiter 0uf Der y@altcru 2lnl-
bog~ Sabn" III eIncm 8aufarreu fubrell, ttCB
bcriclbe nit ctnem3ugc suiammcn nnp murOc
itbcr etne S0i6ung geid)leuOCrt.
lnton SoureQ mrrOe auf Der Stelle gct0o'
tct, Dtl6acl NIin6 uub Spti 9lubere id)mer
ucrlett; SSmalp 8urieu uub Seiic 0eG5ar
bin bradlen beioe Seine.
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Dle pari[fr Ran9e

bat fit etne 5eputation pesen ibrergorSislt i'm
aoden, Baden uuo spariamfeit in 5eueruns uno
Ibnusun9 erfpor6eu, iDehes oieelbe iiber alle anz
oercu nHan9es" erhebt. Stint @r06en fir Sotels uno
gBobn9duier meroen fabr3irt unb finb gum YertauIe
bel ". u. Npoo 6 Gornp.,
9te Der Baltimore uno gutGm traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01
0erbaftttm9 Uon WcI0TalIdtcrtt

WUT0 Ny ON, 81. Wlar5.' = gla1rl1z
ten iino bier ein9etrOften, melhe ben obigen
Seri9t beitdtigen. Inter ben 8erbafteten lit
audi Der beriidttate Sad 0turrap nit ieinen
beiOeu SDbnen. @tntge Der ueggeuOmmenen
Stempel waren oortreffltd na6geabmt, bic
Sdlider prdgten nit benIelbeu @clomiilSen,
meldle ben Gdlten tauidlenO qAnlidl inn.
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con eamiorts @uBsiien unb oem soloenen
Observation-Disclosures
iub ieber an iid ist5ft uorSi9id uno fiHb in Sins
fitbt Der @rcelen5 nidt su ubertreffen.
@outratte fir peiSuns burt ir9eno zines oerielben
uerben obseihloiien bon
IS. g. gNpoo G Gpmp.,
(Nprili5,1SD gde Der Baltimore II. gutafu frase.
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teYarlor=Scnne u.s6neIbetser'
Geuerulat,-Dfffn

baben ale unoeren i'm Sei3en iberfliiselt uuo oerz
fangen DeMig Reparatur. Sa6riSir uno oerfanft Jon
II. g. gSooo & Gomp.,
gte Der Sdltinores uub GutaD1rase.
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Da bel mir feine Saufer aueeiteut iino,
faufet
Singers tttto aIlc Wrten
yfGbmaid)inen

BON ben oeutiten Maenten
Trteor. gSito,
Sir. 78, gSeit Baltimore StraSe,
uno fpart oas Gjelo, tDebes anoerenfans ben Didtz
Iern sesebeu MIN.
gfeparaturen iueroen prompt uuo bilis beiorst.
(NpriIt5, ,i2OiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-01

Sn g E 10 9 Orf gIng iOeben Oie 18s
idbri9e Dtaria gSa9ner NIT 3ooe ab. Sn
einer 3nrnfabrif an Der 81. StraBc beiddT
tigt, 9erietben am %. 6ebruar ibre Saare
5mii6en Die 0tiemen Der Dtai6tnerle, meldle
tie geraoe 1lte, unb Die 4rme wuroe 10 i6per
perleBt, oaB ibr Sob erfolgte. Der llngliid.
lid)eH mar Die ganSe Sopfbaut rpeggerlilelt
moroeu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-29
00lilnllIlgtor1 gmml
WILMINGTON, N. O.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1875.
N. O.

rHE DAILY JOURNAL, the eldest daily
"a er in North Carolina, is published
eve " morsIng except Monday, at EIGHT
DOLLARS q year FOUR DOLLARS SIX
months: SEvENTY-FlvE cents per month
cor shorter periods. Served by Carriers
IN the city at jEvENTY-FIvE cents
per NOR b, or Two DOLLARS and TWEEN
Tr-FIvE ceuts per quarter.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL. Friiay) a
th -ty-six column paper, Two DoLLA rs
pei year; three copies FIVE DOLLARS AND
A dAIr four copies, SEVEN DOLLARS;
five copies, EIGHT DOLLARS AND A HALF
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-29

The Berlin announcement that it is
probable Prince frederick William viii
attend the Centennial, and that a Ger
man squadron will escort him to Phil
adelphia creates lively sensation in
New York, not only among the more
Immediate friends of the great enter
prise, but general public. The Ger
mans esp -cially are delighted, and pro
phesy such reception for sOur Fritz
if he does not lisappoint them-as
will throw into the shade the fctes
heretofore given in honor of the Prince,
OF Wales, Prince Arthur, or the Duke
Alexis. Ii anything were needed to
stir New York snobbery up to Cen
tennial furore the advent OF Frederick
William is the very thing.
TIE President has perpetrated
huge joke. He says that if abuses ex-
st in the. Interior Department "they
sh ,uld be reformed or corrected pri
vately and without SO much publici-
ty." We think like the Tribune that
'the spectacle Of Zachariah Chandler
Juggling the Interior Department off
Tito a corner where nobody cab see
him, and reforming it without too
much publicity will be an inspiring
one"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-29
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION

We are sure that the Petersburg In
der and appeal has no wish to defeat
the amendments to the Constitution,
and would not willingly do Anything to
prejudice them before our people.
Still the carelessness in stating that
one of the amendments provides: "No
pc, son who shall deny the-besng OF
God, or the truth of the Christian re
ligion, or the divine authority of the
Old and New Testament. or shall hold
religious principles Incompatible with
the freedom or safety OF the State,
shall be capable of holding any Office
or place of trust or profit in the evil
department within this State, . is hard
ly excusable in view of the mischief it
may do, although copied as it says,
from one of the Virginia exchanges.
We know that its attention being call
ed to the error, CORE ction will follow.
All the amendments are submitted to-
gether, and must be SO adopted or re
jected. Opposition to any one may
defeat all the others.
No such amendme Mt as the above was
adopted or seriously considered by the
Convention. A delegate proposed it,
but IL was never reported upon, we be-
l,eve, by the Committee to which it
s7a3 referred.
The people of North Carolina would
not tolerate such bigotry in their fun
damental law, and their delegates have
lot asked them to do SO. And we re-
fer 10 this matter only because the IN
tter and 4 .ope1l has large and infu-
entail circulation in this State, and It's
publication is calculated to do harm
We ask our contemporary to correct the
! error into which it has been led.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-29

Some Republicans acquire reputa-
| ton for "cleverness" among thought
| less Democrats, by means Of str ct
corner cOnve rsati ions, and protest .tion4
| against negro sec al oquai,ty aud civil
rights. He is Il clever fellow, and a.
much opposed to nigg+rs as l. am.
says your sapicnt Wise acre, III rrgt'd
to some prominent Radic1 polii q u
| fresh from, the Legislature OF t..e Con
vci.tion, whcl he had voted, day III TT
day. to rivet the ch&iu Il negro l,Dtocr,
| upon the v bite, men Ui ,'ut fourth ui
| the entire State. Out upon snciI
''cicyerness" say we. We have more.
| tolerance for your negro-ioving Tnorne
| and Tourge than your ''clever u ar
ringer and Buxton, who talked to
| please glliible Democrats. and voted
| on all ccci.sions to keep their white
brothers under the 1ooaccr Of ignora It
and brutal negroes.
Yes Democratic papers published IN
white equities, whose editors lave
never felt the oppression and burdens
| of negro governments. silay compliment
tie lwadlie Il such m-n against ttl,-
Intelmarriage or the rrcts, and tie
abuse ii power 10y the III grurs. AMI
praise them Tor voting agtinst allowing
But wien these very Incn use ali their
influence AID vote day afr day to
Keep those feiuns in power over white
| nle;i their tilatr1bea ar ~ sen >,lrss as
their pr"f .ssiOns are d--ta-iifni Wnut
ben. iii ,io IL. ,,--npia 4 NV +; enc. ~
ana Cav II a;.;i il":ili.x nIit i.Ig:,-
coub, derive fr N & I'll. iiirr.;,a,.r' :
rs far: nee 10 Inc .-ruse, p,"~r ~
| the negroes" III one speech. or l.!4
warming TO the coiored people that Ill
| Government, civil, church, school, bus
mess and the industries, must be
| founded in the virtue and Intelligence
of those who direct and control, IN an
other speech t he deliberately votes to
! continue the abusive power of the ne
| groes, and uses his influence to plac
all government under the direction
and control of the vicious and igno-
rant ? How much have the people OF
these counties suffered and are still
suffering from the power conferred
| upon negroes by General Barringer's
consent and assistance.
The ostrich when pursued by the
| hunter, finding himself in close quar-
ters, sticks mis- head under the sands of
the desert, imagining his huge body
hid from view. So with your "clever"
Republican lie talks gravely to the
negroes Of the "abuse of power" that
vii and intelligence must control, J"
and votes to disfranchise felons, and
thus hatters himself that his real pur-
poses are hid from view growing e!o
quent over negro .frCedona, he hopes
that his efforts to establish neQrO
2o0aOCr will not be discovered. Save
us from your "clever" Republicans We
say!