davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16


Blnnbt, oob 6oD. @IIen nit einer gro.
ben @ebtbeit luisbsr erlpablt lusrben
ipirb. SnOsiIeH nliiiien fib bic 0emo.
fraten tapfer Iusbren, benn ID babsn es
nit einsm DiuterIiitiiden, bsrbiHalen
5eino 3n tbun. Srsusn t6at ib mid
bsr5Ii9 gu b0reu, DAP mein alter SrelmS,
Sr. &noreaS &nelI (auS Syranfsll,
banlen) bon ben Semofralsm in Gin.
ciiInuti uIs &eprdicntant fir bic 9cois.
latur nOminirt iunroe. Sr. 81. 1T Gin
@ann bonn rcdtcn Sdlas. lmb ioIlte
er erludbIt luerocn, mas id lcbnIitbit bof.
fe, 70 biiricn Die Burger Sbio'S perii6ert
iein, Dap iie tciuen beiieren @crtreter ib.
rer &edte in Der @eieBsebuu9 babcn,
als Srn. Smell
Son SprinshelO fSnute id nod uirs
les fareiben, allein mein Brief plrSe
;u lanse iuerSsn. Gs selans mir, aud
bier wisOsr Orei friide ,,0tsfruteu" eins
3unnitern, ndmlid Srn. 8. s. Sob.
ne fanSer. Gin iebr braper iinser
Mann, pel4er TN weftli6sn GnSe einen
netten @rOcerisStore bat, iinb quito Sc.
i4dfte tbut; oanu Srn. 9iieOfaus
&rie9bauni, ebenfalls einer Der bra
ben nnb 9ea9teiteu 9iirser bon Spring.
fielb, tpO CT idou felt Sabreu Sas 8d,
der9ei4Gft betreibt; un6 suSlif, Srn.
s. Setter &einheim, Der sleid'
falls cine @rOcerie unb 8irtbidait be-
iist, iino ii6 eiuer siteu Sunbi6aft sr'
frent. Sr. &eiHbeim III aus 0tsi6slss
beim sebiirtist, uuO Sr. 9riesbaum aus
ymnHtir4eH, Siuei Ortidaften, bic sau,
In Der glabe unires @eburtsOrts finb.
Bon SpriHsfielO reiite id uaf Grclt-
ltne, mar aber senOtbist, meinen 8ein9
gang fHrS 81 MAIDEN, uuO reiite Sanu
am Slbeno mad Dem etipa 13 Meilcn
entfernten 8ucbrus ab, ipo i6 bel met
mem sSenten, Srn. SobH @tcDer
einfcbrte, umO ber;ti6 beiuilltommt
lpnrSc. Gs freute mid isbr, bic beiSeu
ainber (oem alteitsn Sobu uub Die als
teite Todter) Oes Srn. so. mebrere
iebr bHbi6e Muiifitiide auf Dem YianO
uno Der Siolins uOrtrasen 81 bOren.
pr. Meber fam itOt; ieiH. fold treff.
li9e Sinoer 81 babeH, Oeun beiSe lpies
len 10 aus9ejei6Het gut. baB man ibusu
sanSe gta6te julaui6en f6nnte. llebers
baupt lit 8ucDrus ilnuer nod Sas ee.
miitbli6e nu6 frtsOli6e StdSt6en pie
friiber, uno iuirb ueiitenS alles bentI6
oaielbit 9eipro6eu. Seine beutI6en
ShrSer senieBen bas Sr6Bte 3ntrausn,
uno geb0ren gu ben belten Ginwobnern
SesGOuntps. 0isuuterHebmenIte Me.
DAIMLER nnO 8aumeiiter iinb 0eutI6e,
lpie J. .. bic @ebr. 9fOB (aus @ross
bieberau), 3mei tii6tise slr6itetteu ilno
Sdreiner BON SrOfeiiiOH; feruer, bic
@ebr. Soff, ebenfalls SUei tii9tise
Naurermeifter, II. (. ip. Sebr leio
mar es mir, ben iiinseren 9rnber (Srn.
SatOb SOlD franf su Sauie an;utrei.
fen, bOffe aber, baB er re6t balb wicoer
8eneicn mOSe. slud metltcn alten
6rcunO unO friibcren stesntsn, 0rn.
@eor9 &ettiS, traf i6 nidt nebr,
inOem er Dor bcinaBe ciHem Sabre nit
Sobe ab9ing. Scine treue @attin lebt
inSeHcn nod, lua6rcnS iein SoBn so.
bann), Elm iebr braOer juneer Wtanu, bic
@irtbidaft ieines @aters fOrtbetrcibt.
0tit Oem butb II llbr 3us perltsb
i6 9ucDrus am Sretta9 Miorgsu, uno
reiite na@ Upper Sanbusfp ab, no idb
bel metnem muntereu Gsenteu, Srn.
Wt arttn (S6wieseriobn Ses 6rn.
Sriiuser) einfebrte.-So picl fir bcus
te nG6itcnS nlebr.
q. @eor0 9ttpber
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
Midtia fir QNGhler.

gliemanb fam itimmen. Der nidt iue-
nialtens eineu @fOuut Dor ber Babl
feline Steuern bssubIt bat. Gin Gbop'
tiubiireer mub uubcrsem lucni9itens eli
nen @ouat porber natIraIiiirt iuorbeu
isin.
9ie nddite aussmcine &ubI 1T am
9ienitus, slOuember 2.
Ser Iebte Sag fir 8e6ablnng bel
9aren iit October /. SieS lit aud Del
Iebte Sag, I'M 8iirscrpapicre bcruus3ll'
nebmen.
Sbr Stiumseber, Obcr SoIde, bic Cd
tuerben iuOIIen. uliO aufsepabt!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
Cotalf Nfnialleiieu.
sd Gdnnth 9im

SHs county 3t1tI
bsltsbt aus fOIssnOsn Ssrren
:. slaats; Ssnator pum lsisa 0ii,rift.
). VI. Q eObsr, %. g., 0ra,nore.
= Sderiifs
T. M' Stanffer. bon Momnt Son.
=, Sfssifter,
@. S. Buffer. 2eaeod.
RrOtbOnotdf. @"e
g. y. . bimp. @anbsim gOrouob
-, S&ubmsifer,
D. 3. @e@tan n, @taabeinr suidb
eIsrf Der Boifen.@Onrt,
SO. B orit, BeIt GarT. 81
7 elsrI. Der pisrteIiibrIiden gibnnoeu.
.. 8. @ufsb, Drnnore. o.
armeabaus. 0ireftossn.
See: B. @ermIsb, Beit Conceal
V. Bbitafer. 8uIiem. s. -
0efdnsnib. SuipeftorsH.
okn .. $arrar, Sabsburb.
Soiepb W. Batts. Columbia.
eOanip, ,eommiiTiOnsr,
emanuel 2. Keller, Manbeim swp
@efdnsnib.GnfIebsr,
". $. WiIIsr, Stras6Hra 5oiuuGdip
Coroner,
Senrb VI, q eitsr. eitp.
NuOitor,
8. S.9Strhs. Sabsbnrp. 9'i
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
Ole rabifalen Stnntprsbner.

babeu ibre Swnbrciie burd nniereu
etaat anoetretcn rub perOen bon icBt
bic snr 8abI Dem @olfe bic Sbrcn boil,
bIaIeu. gtatiirIid luiFen iie mir @lltes
bon ibrer &artsi au reOen. Scn Gre
bit.Mobilier. unb Snbianer' 8etrilger'
eien, Sob Yramium, SarnieberIie
gen Der Snbuitrie unO bes 8euer'
bes, Gldpaubsruus nud europa, Cor
ruption in Der 8iueiscn bes OFentliden
SieniteS unO @eridlpenouus bes @cl'
beS bes 8oIfes uerben iie nidts ipiiien
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
(GiaSsianbt.)
8rdnsebem
seipunOeH aleinsnl sciddbten GtennS.
So5aan GeOrs 0tIpper
in SarriS6urs
saisinent 0eburtStas. am 27 SspteuG'
Der 1875.
(ciaSsianOt.)

9slls nI0dt ih Sran,s piuosu.
SranSe einsm Subilar;
8o6t 100 iOl id BIumsn iiuSen?-
SItnien iino bei niirIc rar. >
Gang idOn licst mein @artcn DOE,
Der baS Siss louit ent3iidt,
(lnO Die id6nen 8lumcnbccte
Sat cin fnIter SSroit sebri6t.
Ood id iebe icbt ssibpiuoe
GinniaI nleiuc 0lora bnra,
llnO pfIidt nod elm elnOsbinSe
@leinem 6rsunO in Surrisbars.
SIR ben aOnpf nit Spponsnteu,
Sie 0epIant, in fdpadem 3orn,
Bie iic bid beiiesen l0nntsu:
@eb i'd Dir Den ,,Iitteriporu."
5hr Oein nnsrmiibIid 8iussn
@esen Siniternib uno 8abn,
@iIl id germ bic 0ritts brinsen:
Gen 9ewaIf9cn ,.9open3abn,"
SIR Die llmiidt uno Sein Streben,
8ilr 0ein SduifeH, 9eiusn 5Ieib,
Mnb id Dir bic andre seben
Gen Oerbienten yGbreupreis"
SObIiein unb @cinnHbeit bIeibe
Sriih Sir, luie bic 81 ole" Id)out
llnb in Ssiner 80ric treble,
SicIfah Observation-Disclosures
Scnen. bic Sid oft bsneibsn,
8leibe, iuie bic n@uIDa" milb,
Simmer luic On iunrit, bsl6ciben,
Sang oes 80 siIdenS" Gbsnbilo
llno bas 9cbsn Sriuer 3reuen
Sri Der puIlen ,SuIpe" aIeid;
MO9e GIlen iie erireueu:
o@Drtben" unO YOIiUeu;Wsis.'
0sine Qeier nab nnO ierne
Sei Dir itetsS .,Smmersrin,"
Sab Die SiiIIe Der nAiterne"
Sir beitdnbis m0se bIiib'u.
Sertie bin i'd nit Dem Strange,
Beit're 8lllmcn bab' id nibt,
lln6 fdIieBe i'd baS @au;e
$9icr nit bsm ,&ersismsinniht.'
9rbe luObl mo EIcibe mlnter,
Sale. : ncbme SOriidt un, =
Siinitig feiHer 8rid' binnntsr,
&ie bel RittSbnrs 0n'S setboH J.
Gbrif. Spamer
YAiIabeIpbia, II. September, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16

-,Al lsbtsr @ode fanbeu picScr ci.
ne betrahtIi6t sIpSdbt SaIimcntc Itatt.
8ir notiren ioIesnbs s giew'SOtt.Grie
8anf in BaFalO. Msg. glcr6antilc
8anf in gfOrfOlf, ga. !; areb. S6ub.
arb & Cons, in slelp.S .SOrf, imS Sob. s.
goben & Cons, 8aufierS unO 8rofers,
in 9InsuitO, Georgia. Die iammtIi6c
SerbinOIidfciten bslaufen iid auf mrb.
rrrc WfiIliOusn Collars. Nub Die Sob.
IenbdnOIer SeusebOIO in Cincinnati, g.,
iteuten am Sumitus itrc 8abIuuscu elm.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
Sie Rea unirsr etaht.

Mande uuiersr esisr mnoeH iib,r
oblsen &itd itaunsn unb fraaeH, iuus
1T es oenn fur cine &ranfbeit, bic in
unisrsr @iitts aufOstreten lit nnb nit
osm sl0men 4eit be;eiHnet tuerbsn
fam. lluiere Asrjts idhtteIn pieIIeidt
iHsldubis ben &Opf unb Iaesn, mas
wsib rStaats. 3situus" Don peitartiSsH
sranibeiten, 70 etiuuS sgiitirt i'm &u.
seHblid nidt bier. llub bod IassH mir,
es 1T 10. eins Sranfbeit, bic nit anfttf.
fenOsm @ift bic @sIunObsit uno &raft
SnnOertcr gu @runOs ridtet. bsrridtin
nnIerer Witte unO ioIIte nit ale 8raft
bsfampft uerpen.
Senn oiele Sranfbsit tritt inter al
len &lnfIen auf iueSsr 3eib Hed arm.
wiro bamit Oeridont. Sod um nidt
weiter in 8dtbicIn 81 reScn, 70 aebeH mir
ben Nanen Der Srauibeit bier an, es i1
oaS eIenoc, ianIs 9sldwdb uno Nfttr.
rcSGi. Gs ideint ale lperm oieIe aranf.
belt Wenidcn ouju nnipornt nd, nm
anOerer 9ente @eiddfte 81 befiimnern,
nnO 0Ieidlam ais @Ormnno anorer 9en.
tc aufjutretsn. IS iinb nidJt Hnr bic
alten Bfiber, bic bur6 lleberIisferilna
Oas 8edt oss Sdwabsns babem, ion.
bern audi ieinmoIIenbs @dnner asben
ii6 aIle Wiibs bel Der Nrbsit, ins g8irtbs.
baus in Der Ssimatb iiber onoere Qea-
ts lOssaSisbtH Ser Sine ersdbIt, bob
". 70 fars Isbt, Oob oft feline 8utter im
$aus if. uno y. 10 psrldpea6eriI& lit
nno ieben Sag friids SsmmeI iia fault.
SG miro idwdoronirt. mie hObe Rreile
Die @eiddftsIsute baben. unb ipeHHman
iOIdeH SdwabmduIsrn ,abOrt, 70 lolte
man nieiutn. iis bdttsH luirfIid bas 9ledt
bOrsuidreibsu iuis pisI bsr 6aHFmaun
fur feline Baaren usbhlsH fol-. men sr
anItellen fol- iie 81 UsrFauftn uH6 luie
oft ct Sesobluns bon isiusn auHSfu for.
bern barf. Sa miro Der SoftOr burd.
ssbsdeIt. oh Ct aud Die rihtiesn Mit.
tel 9ibt. nnO bic unwiIsHitsa Sdiuob.
manIer iheinsn nIebr 81 iuiTsn pie tiu
Yrofefor Der WsNieiM ga piro Der
Yfarrer bOrseuommsn, Der Giue 1T slu
beiIis. nuO Der anOers uidt beilig stnns,
Der prsSiet 81 furs uHo Der ;u lang, Der
ito tert gu Ditl, Der 1T 5u bsftis. Der lsbt
gu gut uHO Der jn fbIedt. Der trinft
8ier. Der frisdt gu bisI bti ben 8siberu
bernm &c.
DOd. e0s if nitt aIIss, Ssnn mas
Giuer srSdbIt, wiro BON anOsrn psi.
tsreetraseuL berer6bsrt, ausseIdmIdt,
iibertrisbeu uHO aus Der @ade Gin els.
pbant eeniadt. a
Sdulad Hno Sdan0e ii6er IOI6e
Sersiftsr Der 0ifsutlidsH Reinuns, man
iOIIts iie fliebtn uis cine siftiss S&IGa.
o. bsnn ME niaudes slidlide 9sami.
III bnrd iis ssritOrt porOsn,
luie ulaadle @tmsiubs baburd ruinirt,
iuie eieI ReHi6sn fdpu uHeladli4 &c.
md&i, Sos 96IinitnIe 0bsr. iusm
maa ber GnsIIs bss fauIsH Geidipdbss
70 bot Rismanb stlpos 0eiust
ane asiHsr etiuos sstbau.
@it follteH 9lIIs lpis sia Siam bic
fem llebel ftsusrn, Sic 6awdkfr itrafsn
Ims ibte Nameu an ben Stranger ftsI.
len, auf bob cine beiIianie Sar9t bic
srsreift uHo Hi4t mebr
bic sseft hes 0sI&pdbes llneli6 uHb,
llufriebs brinOsn,, @er Sud bon On.
bern aeats 8OIes briaet, feb efiuib,.
DaB aud Dsn btnieIbsu eeuisit 9llss
iibsr Sud sslaOt wire.
Dem isber bat eeuus 80 tbnn Dor
,inrr siOsnen Shhr sa fsbrsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
aleiHe GsuuibsR ReuIaFtiien

= Gin LANCER unO SsIinbsr Siibiausr
CONNER ipirSDOm @etterFliubisem pro.
pbe,sit. :
Die aabadpfausG baben isbt ale
Sanct bOll 81 tbuH, mn ibrs ride Cru.
ein5ubsimien.
= 0as arant 1T bsutr gut ssratbsm
anO aidt tbsnsr. @ut fur Die eiebbu.
Der bon Sausrfrant. hi
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
Die Seatuifatii6e
Staats Convention,
@roBss 8niammsnifrSmeH
2ebb aftes Sutereffe.
@brus9, Ytrsbing
@ietor g. @iolette
fiir GlaatS. .sdabmeiiter nOminirt.

Sie ocmofratiide StantS. Convention
fir bic Grnennuns Don Ganbioutcn fir
@ouucrn5r unb Staats Gdabmeiiter
trut am uOrisen @fittpodj in Grie su.
iammfn nno Orsaniiirte ii6 burd bic
GrludbIung OeS Gdtb. Senbrif 3.
Bri9bt, bon 9u3erns County, gum
SOriiber. Sn Stnbetradt anberer iid
anfordn9enbsn 9eibdfte pcrmodte man
am eriten Sage Su feiner Gbitimmuus
gu fOmmen, ilno besann oieielbe erit am
Oonncritus gfadmittas I'M etuu 8 llbr.
G$ fanben IL &bitimmuneen fir
@Onbern6r itatt unb purbe bel Der IL.
Gbitimmnns. IpeIbe nab @litternadt
eeboltsn iuurbe,
Cyrus Z. Peribins,
bon SduDIfiIl eountp, nominirt Sie
beioen Icbten Ibitimmuusen itunocn iuie
| E.Ixl.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16
9as RanlaidiIe6fn IN 9ra.a slaIn.

llnier alter 8reinO 6. 8. Nees in
Millsrspille sspOnn bel BEN S5nis's
SdiebeH Oes @ermunia SGibsHbersins
IN santaiter am aRontas OeHsritsn Rrds
aIs SdiibsufOnis. @ratuIiren. Gen
2tsH Frsis ssUann Sr. giariin SeibeI,
nnS ben 8. $reis ST.. 8m. e6ulbe BON
eaHeaitsr. 9os @iesiis onl Radmit.
tag iuar Gin uoItIIdnbiesr Success.
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saees'e eniefaten.

- Ser glisbere isubst psun Der SObc
iid itreitet.
- Ieii9natiOu it Der SsrOiSmns in
YantoifeIn.
- Die 8dIbsr fun9en idOn an, ibre
pradtUOlIe SerbittIeiouns ou,u3ieben.
a Sm Snsuit buttsu mir bios 8 gan;
belle Sage, IL teiuOlfts uno II resnsri.
ide. EEsaTU R8f%
- 9a6 crite .3ciden Der 9icbc 1T bas
Iebte Der &eiSbeit. l.l'N
-sIugc Mdnner ureumcntiren unO
uno Narrcn entibcibeu.
= Grinnsrlus 1T Die 8uIcuQucIle Der
Sroblidfcit.
- 8emabre 8Iads pom SSrucr unO
Die Su9eno pOm SpicI.
= 9icbe 1T Die Seibitiudt BON
3uricu.
- Siib 1T Die ScrscItlin9 nnmtntlid)
6ci Sraucn.
- 9ic GruteauSiidtcn in Ohio iinO
0ilnitio iNIft
-Sn GbarIcItOn, 8rit &irsiniu, iino
Die bsiNen 9rObteu SOtels ob9sbranut.
General SiraeI Snnt iiarb am 10.
oS. MtS. in NOibua, Selu.Sampibire,
- slusnebmeno picIe 8ranfs in Ssa.
petite 6ountD,
= 0os BOrt giniuiIIisuns fam
and mit 3uei 8uditubcn seidriebrn
merbsn; - namIid: Sa.
= Die &cser.llnrube in @iiiiiiippi
baben iid 9elest. Sluf luie IanSe?
Ser ,,GOrrsipon6cut uno SsmO.
til" in goitOn, 4a., trat in bisirr $50.
d' ieinel 7jiten SObrSans an.
- Belt lit @eIb, OOrum psrInnsen 70
DisIe qeute Belt, Wem niOu 0elS bon
ibnen luiIl.
Salt Der sanSe @eidditStbeiI oes
StdbtdenS &sDuOIbsuiIls IN SbiO lpur.
be Ourd 8eucr 5critOrt.
- Mrs. Slbrabam QincoIn's Settles.
snitOuN 10 iib 10 uerldIimmcrt bObsn,
bnb un eiiIc SciIunS gar nidt gu benfen
lit.
-SanieI Mc9arcn. 8tdfibrnt Der
Cincinnati, SnmiltOn uno 0abtou Gi-
ienbabn ftarb in letter 8ode 81 6Isu.
bale, Ohio.
= Ser 5Oidbrisc SaIOnbeliBer @to.
&anptmann bat iid @littpO9 @bsnO
in Baltimore NH. rnitt,Iit aaubanum
uerSiftct. .....''.
= 8ie fOmiid bic MsnIdsn iinOl
SieIe fnauiern nit ben 9idtituntmdn
uuo Ioffeu Sas SaessIidt, bisiss bette
unb idOuite 9idt. lluniib psrbreHusu.
= Sine 9cpeibe bon @ranbius, &b.,
unterm s. Septsmber msloet. bob bic
8ant BON s. 3. $auto6 4 So. OaielbR
mn S27, 900 beraubt luurbe, {"
-@epihenIditioen aelIten 5n ia9en,
lie iOIIsuiid nm ibre siosnen Sadsn be.
fiItnntern. bicbs ne anm @ldiiiSans Oer.
nrtbeiIsu. H aa
-Su gbisaeO, Sass purOsn 353
Safer Bbisfeb eonIiS,irt, neil bic 8s.
3isranos.S Stsner, Onruuf nidf besabIt
l9pr NE " 4
Sul es.&reiseeridt slD ut
.uutu, Ga, iiuS SO @eriOnen ipesen
GcrIebuh0 Der Slsptiias.@sicbe. bsion,
,ers ws9einlnosishIide 9iihluien Uer.
irtteilt IuerOe,. %VRNea
- 0ie 9oIcuOnuO bcS hsuen 8ant'
)cbdaoes IN M0ristta suteebt RAID il; |
.er 8Ouenb,m0, ssiuirO cine 8ierbe Der
5aot merOen. ff a'a ''tffl
II Giuenl GroBeu, 9oIsute osbt ss oft
pie cinrm bapiernsn 0radsn ; ie b0ber |
Il ii6 crbsbt, OsitO mebr Strusniuuesn |
uuFen suiammcu, Inn ibu bsrnutersu. |
icbeu.
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Gapitdn GuiiI sllrisr ptldtr in
9ieaiisa Der S0mbnvS. ameFilanilbsn
Eadelfabrt. .Niisu.@ @tisuIhoftbea gew.
IsoFI jldao uIip Den @nabFsr ..zriiIa"
befebliate. bat am bori0ei 0reiIda mad
20.jdbTiset Gdtbi9teit ale Ste.GdpitdH
rslienirt. WiOu iisbt Sr. Meier nnasr.
ne f1eioeu. Od er iebr beIiebt uub aIS
tiidtiser Seemouu gilt.
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~ y 3" " I "
(8ir wuIlcn ebrIib 9citeben; gang
llnre6t bOben bieie 6rdiIen nidt. gS
1T uur gu wiiniden, DAP iitb bsiOr Stci;
Ie beifcrn) ~ 10
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-16

Sreunoinneu, iuel6e ibm 70 mande Sc.
fduieteit erseusteu, uno ibm bic Icbten
Sasen ieineS 9ebenS uerliBeu baIfen,
bcionberS isiner brabsn Sdpieerto6ter,
iopie ieinen S6bnsn mb oen Serren
~ idaeI 9 Sdafsr unb 9lifoIans
Sridbaum, lassn mir i'm Rameu
unire8 entidIafeuen SnfeIs ben ber3Iib.
itcn 0anf. 9f0se SeS $immeIs reid.
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mon TIDE or CORRUPTION.

nun TIDE Or CORRUPTION
Certain events have happened In
Washington in the last few days which
while apparently escaping general oh
servatioD, are worthy of the gravesl
consideration AS our readers will re
member, President Grant celebrated
the death Of the last Congress by can
ceiling the civil service system, The
point upon which he based thls action
was that, as Congress had failed "a
make appropriations to enable him Ia
carry out the rules, he was no longer
responsible for their endorsements This
has been followed by system Of ap-
pointmonts in various parts of the
country that represents what is even
q moro fatal departure from the true
principles of Republican government
than would be embodied in the success
of the third term We refer to the ap-
pointment of so many members of the
last Congress TO different Positions
Here, 10 begin, is that fine Hoosicr
statesman, the connoisscur in corn and
bacon, Mr. Oith, who goes TO repre-
sent America in the courtly city Of
Vienna, and whose only remarkable
contribution to foreign politics was q
prophcsy made some six months ago
that ''in sixty days the Prince Imperial
would bc Emperor OF France" Then
we have Maynard, member Of Con
grcss from Tennessee, who began his
isepublicanism by a fcrocious speech in
behalf Of secession, who goes to Tur-
key. SO on down the list, Congress.
man after Congressman has been
dumped into places, from tho mission
to Vienna TO the postmastcmhip in
Little Rock, with which humble Office
the President closes the ambition OF
hrs cnndidatc for the Governor Of tho
State We do not know how many
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NOI0E YEYE.0 THElT


The corrupt rowdy element annual
ly sent tolIarisburg by the people Of
Philadelphia, in a capacity of mem
bers of the legislature, is patent to
every individual who has visited our
State Capitol for ten years. Some Of
the country members may lack il. an
intellectual way, but then they are
not dishonest, nor do they pursue the
calling of rowdics as a majority of the
city members do.
The strongest charge we have seen
made by the Radicals against the pop
ular branch of the State legislature, in
which the Democrats are in majority,
is that it has been noisy, perhaps row.
dyish 1t is not corruption and brib-
cry, such as made the Radical lcgisla.
lures of Pennsylvania badly eminent,
but "noise" that troubles the tender
tympanums of our delicate advcrsa-
ries Well, let them have it so. We
say, and the people say, give us the
noisy fellows, but deliver US from the
noisoless, stealthy, stealing set that
robbed the State when special leg sla-
ton was bought and sold in the legis-
lativc mart.
But as a matter Of fact, however
demonstrativc may have been the
Democrats (and Democracy is dem.
onstrativc principle), the real disor-
ders did not come from the Democrats,
as the following from u correspondent
of the New York Tribune will testify
The Radical. have tried to throw the blame
upon tho Democrats for the disgraceful disorder
that prevailed In the House one night last week,
when tho boom bill was up, but the truth Ia thai
the rowdyism on that and many other occasions
proceeded chiefly from the Radical side, and no.
tably from the rough and characterleis young
men whom the people Of Philadelphia permit the
corner grocery politicians to elect to represent
that city. The Democrats In the House have
shown themselves ignorant and stupid in many
things; but they have hal the virtue and sense
to strangle every doubtful MEASURE sent over from
the Radical Senate, and II Ia impossible TO point
out single job they supported as party
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ox.Congrcssmcn have been appointed,
but the shoal of benefited representa-
tivcs Is large enough
There, Is Of course, no reason under
tbs Constitution whya gentleman who
served us in Congress should not, at
the end Of his term, accept another
public Office. But how can We have IN
dependent representative government
II we leave in the hands Of the Presi-
dent the power Of bribng the majority
of the representatives. What is II but
u bribc, this giving high place to u
representative ut the close Of his term
because of "his party" II the Presi-
dent had been governed BY " sense of
public fitness alone IN selecting his
candidates for missions he would have
sent Schurz to Vienna and Carpenter
to Russia. But the only confederation
that seems TO have controlled his mind
Is the fact that many politicians have
been thrown upon the cruelty Of an
unkind world by the recent political
revolution, and that, having obcycd
without whisper every command
from the White House, having sup
ported his administration, not with
the generous consideration OF the manly
representatives OF u free people, but as
the staff Of General, he is bound,
therefore, to give them employment
out of the public Treasury What is
Crsarism but the power OF II ruler to
pay his followers for their vassalagc
out of the public Treasury? What
moro could Caesar or Bonapart do than
General Grant Is doing now? lie
places the resources Of the Treasury,
the appointment to high places, en-
bassics and judgeships at the control
Of the men who have followed him aud
who will follow him 10 the end, Just rs
Bonapart made the men who obeycd
him in dissolving the French Assembly
and destroying the French Republic
dukes and marsbals and kings Is
there any difference between the cle-
vation Of MuNt, for instance, 10 be u
prince and n marshal because he ear.
ried out Napoleons orders on the 18th
Brumaire and the elevation Of Orh
and Maynard to embassies because with
batcd breath and trembling acquies-
cencc they followed the instructions Of
Grant through the last Congress p
The principle is precisely the same,
and to our mind it represents a higher
type Of corruption than any we have
yet seen under our Government.
We do not say that the Government
will not be well served By many of the
gentlemen thus shuntcd from their
seats as Congressman into Office
Against them personally we have no
complaint; but the principle that the
President of the United States, at the
close of Congress should have il in his
power to bestow the honors and emolu-
ments Of this nation upon any Con
gresham who has obcyed him, is II
corrupt principle, incompatible with
freedom and representative govern.
mcnt, and, we repeat, is an illustration
OF CRsarism in its worst form, quite as
dangerous to the true liberty of the
country as would be even the election
of his Exccllency TO n third tcrm.-Nee
York Herald.