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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
HIRAM.

Correspondence.
Local items are as scarce in this vi
cinity as sounding currency and
probably the scarcity of the; latter is
more or less the cause of the scarcity
of the former.
The extended storm. or S ries Of
storms, for the las, Two weeks, has i'll
terfered to a considerable extent with
all business of a Legitimate character,
while that which is forbidden by legal
and moral laws, is in a Aourishing
condition. Thieves are driving a
thriving business. Pork and poultry,
beef and beans, and all articles of pro.
visions and clothing, to use market
phrase, care active" But the price is
not mentioned. Every day. almost
we hear of an 6. active taking off oil
something belonging to somebody, by
somebody else"-which is the latest
definition of what used to be called
larceny. People who are dependent
upon charity for living, live poorly,
but, perhaps it is better than living
by pilfering. ...- .-.-....- -.
The many friends of Mrs. Susan
Butts, at the Rapids, gave her a sur
prise party last week Friday evening
The gifts were abundant and -substan.
tial, commendable to the donors, well
merited and thankfully receivedHby
the recipient. Although there. was a
large number present, there would
have been more il. proper notice had
been given. i'ff -5..,lisI4 4is5il IN isA
s A drunken dentist, from,n Chester
tGeauga county, after having got out
side of two TASKS full of good whisky
and sampled all there wasa at Auburn,
Mantua Corners and Mantua Station,
undertook to sample what they scll a,
Garrettsville, aud got overloaded, so
much so, that when he tried to- turn
the corner mile south of This, ne,
with his horse and carriage, went oyer
the wall. The horse would have died
in a short time had it not been for
speedy relief by those who discovered
the condition few moments after the
occurrence. The man., although in a
perilous position, was too drunk to
get hurt. He was taken to the hotel
and cared for. After sleeping off his
potations to some extent, he. said he
could stand any amount OF good
whisky; he could stand a reasonable
amount of damned poor whisky; he
had stood up against strychnine and
aqua fortis, but, said he, "Garrettsyille
whisky is too much for me, and 1 will
meyer try it again until 1 am assured
the school fund won't be divided"
The mother-in-law has been in town
The Young husband wished to put ap
= ''storun door" to the front door; the
wife assented the -muther-in-law OBJ
jected;' the husband insisted; the
resisted; the wife was.
neutral. The husband and the mother
in law discussed and debated ); got
then mad. The war, of
words was furious. AT last the, hus-
band grew weary and again attempted
to reason. SIT will be, said he. such
a nice thing 10 break the wind
Break the wind" cried the Infatuated
''Tll let y ou. know
thatl can break wind enough for this
family. or any other" The husband
thought she could, and subsidized. 10 =.
Hiram, Dec. 20, 1876. a 4 H.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
A stinGinx Rshuks.

Mr.. Aosdy, at enc Of the Brooklyn
meetings the ether day, admin etered
aIwell merited and stinging rebhkS 10
those narrow-minded and BIZ ked
Protestaats whe seem to regffd ell
Catholics ~ A. "children of thd ddevikn
On the occasion referred to3ome 81 e
sent up . request for ''prayers for the
conversion Of friend, who 10 . zeal
Gus Catholic;" but Mr.. Moody said
the request was an absurdity, and that
he hoped no more snch requestey would
be sent up that He believed Jealous
Catholics to be Christisns - we'll as
Rretessants, and. that the latter could
spend their time, and use prayers
more probably byI lshorisg Andiprsy-
ing for the convsnien ,sf sinnersrath.
or tha. by sseking ts, make prs:elxte'
0t -NehRvlics. nsoaYaJ AIT ot a,s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

WHEN it first became apparent that
Bah was in danger, Pierrepont sent the
following remarkable telegram from
Washington to the District Attorney
at st. Louis: ota
"Use every effort to prevent the inn
plication of any innoceEt person in
the conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment, but spare no one who is guilty"
This was designed as very broad hint.
If Henderson had taken it, he would
not have been removed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
WELL DONE.

The Democrats Of the House of
Representatives, Of Congress did a
COED work on Wednesday OF last week
in the adoption, by q decided majori-
ty, Of the following resolution, pre-
sented by Mr.. Holman, of Indiana:
Resolved, That, in the judgment of
this House, inothe present condition
of financial affairs Of the Government,
No subsidies in money, bonds, public
lands, endsrseInents or by pledge Of
public credit should be granted by
Congress to associations or corpora
tiens engaged, or proposing to engage
in public or private enterprises and
that all appropriations from the pub.
Tic Treasury ought to be limited at
this time to such amounts only az shall
be imperatively demanded by the
public service, .s-fr,..,..-..
The vste On the adoption Of the res
olution was: Yeas, 223i Nays. 80,
This gives evidence that in the
preseSt condition Of the finances of
the country. the example Of the Radi-
calls in Congress in granting subsidies,
will net be followed BY the Demo-
eracy. bnt that the rule of rigid econ
Omy viil be inaugurated.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

20 BISHOP HAVEN has written letter
Concerning his alleged nomination Of
dist preachers' meeting at Boston. He
explains that he only asked the breth-
rem to pray for the reorganization of
Grant, and they responded "Amen," !"
and then approved his advice by q ris-
ing VOTE. He further argued that he
and the other preachers and people of
his church have a right to pray for
Grants fenomination without their
church being held responsible for their
prayers, or being regarded as q .politi-
cal organization. All right, Brother
Haven. Pray for Grants fenomina-
tion, and when yoa find your prayers
avail little, then Try for that hteOus-
ness which availeth much In prayer.
AST. PAUL DfsPAfcH.i st71n'iI y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

AFTER Babcock was indicted, a war
rant was sent to NJ. S. Marshal Camp
bell, at Chicago. for his arrest. Bah
cock is a son-in-law of CampbelPs.
and was n guest at his house at the
time. This made the arrest all in the
family, and rendered it easy to :" let
no guilty man escape"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

In the interview Of Carl Schurz pub
iished in tho New Y ork Tribune OF
the 18th, inst, he expresses the -opin-
ion that Grant has given his confidence
to . set Of great rascais. Still the par
~ of all the morality, piety, patriot
ism, Intelligence and respectability of
the country has been able to see moth
ing to shake its confidence in the in
telligence and integrity of the admin
istratien! a shf l.- ...s..f,ff f.-.t.s,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

The Radical papers are very wrsth
because the people Of the South elect
ed men Of intelligence and ability In
stead of carpet-baggers and scailawags
to represent them in Congress. When
this cruel war is oyer the occupation
OF these agitstors will be gone, and
they are bound to keep up the fight
indefinitely. 7af ~. iiie rFiifi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

CHURCH and State ought to be kept
entirely distinct. This 10 really Ak.
iomatic. There il, however, ne more
danger from the Catholics than fron
the Aethodists. In fact, from the
way that Bishop Haven has opened
the third term campaign (witb TIVE
hundred applauding ministers) We
should think there was moro occasion
for an anti-Methsdist than an anti
Catholic society. Cant Foster write
us letter on this subject ?-St. Paul
Dispatch. i-G-. g- slfi.i1el 9.FT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

The Louisiana crops are spoken OF
as enormous. An instance is cited OF
one planter who. on an outlay of $175,
600, which covers the total expense OF
his crop from the plow to the wharf,
will make 5000 hogshesds Of sugar,
which win bring him S110 per hogs
head, and !, 500 barrels of molasses, for
which he will realize $24 per barrel. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

the United States pays annually At
the rate Of $287, 500 for each of the
eighty available ships Of war reported
by the Secretary Of the Navy. Few
Of the tubs he calls available are worth
more than annual cost. Where does
the money GO? +" 'r''''f 90
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

If the Sacrifices" Of Grant entitlc
him to nomination for third term,
f'irom the center all round to the sea" /"
his claim there is none to dispute. for
isn't he making sacrifice of hosts of de-
voted friends on the altar of "Crooke ed
whisky" in st, Louis and other cities
Of the West.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23


RAvENNA. THURSDAY. DEC .s. 1873.
=----=-
The Ohio Legislature will meet .
week from next Monday.
~.
last till the 5th Of ,Japuarv. to enjov
h.uasv snr..r-s--.--1,- - :.
No trace OF "Boss" Tweed has yet
oeen iouno. No too9 inc "no'e "o''
ness WIZ IN MN. All .a-... ~, ~.
The Virginia Legislature, in joint
session on the 18th, reelected J. w.
John lton United States Senator.
If Henderson was dismiseed solely
whv - IS nnt the rss,,it di.cnvsrsd ~ s ~.
fore Babcock was indicted ?-Sr. PAUL
DIsfATCH.i gal sni eGtsI sio,a 5.ug
THE latest dispatches represent thst
Charles o 'Cou0r, the eminent lawyer
who has besn lying dangsrsusiy Ill
for some time past 10 somewhat better
and slight hopes are entertained Of his
recovery. ~ = aHi.s aUo1e sd hf9 -
r.a l.top1. 49,.
,nnh.r d..,.-. "a ..rrf.ctrr.-. ~
Detroit,are reported failed viii fiabii.
tiles Of 100000 ana assetts of $4O0,.
OOO.. iii foi'S'5E 7'it aaf'D 10 isf
rm,nY m ,.h;, L.ha ;,m, 49,, 49,. u Z, i,x,.t.. ~, 4
r.r.,,,nrH H,,,ro.,.h ~. r.t,...t. 1890
=. h,S Ara,~.A th.vh.
a"specie basis |" IN Canada: S.i -ia2ill
R,currIeu,s renark. F. Thare,s no
.uch v.rd (. fail IN ,bouId 81 = Imredi.
ca :. u,..t ~. rr......rt .rr,n,l..,..ss,pSt ~ ss,pSti
- 49, 80. x
80 80. sl.I isi4
s'.,hlA. ~ 9!.,I 1hFI,nl
III. Juoicis' se..o''. = Oh Asu''
snooio oesa ken"y Win "e"coe1'
Iranrs fnsste 0ecso'aIS- Ars5
should think Of the othes hearts tsst
will ache ii justice 10 msted eat 70
him. ssDodf .kIianor tdi E8islas7i bf
LET no guilty man escaPe.-tfresf
ident Gnnt-I "Noole wofo OF . psri
triot."-lWash. Cnronacie, 0fance or
gan.I I've begged neocoeA henr
derson.l "tenerh henoefSon - ~
charged for fordisrespeee"--lfres. dfant.
TT II denied that Grant used cunI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

THE following hits at the Grant
Whisky Ring of st. Louis are eXcel=
lent;
Rings off his fingers and stripes his clothes,
Joyce will have company where Avery goes.
Did the st. Louis Ring play on the
President with II Babcock extinguish
a 'ftrfft -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

Now here is a neat little shot from
the youngstown Vindicator. 'Tf .
government thief is scratched out Of
his hole in these times he Immediate
ly shouts out there is danger to the
common schools"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

Ravenna. March IL, 1875.
MIRO s. RUZzELL: Dear Strive have been
using one of your one horse wagons now over
with one thousand feet of green hemlock and
oak, and we think it the best and easiest run
ming wagon we ever had. 1t will carry G0O0
lbs. an,lhas never cost one dollar Tor repairs
for thattime. Yours truly.
Z. SUTHERLAND & co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

BABoock, on & ss,Ity' Sri*40ee A.
year has 1eeuaulatef proper n IN
WaShfHktoi, ID 1essPthGh aeishtg years,
vaiued sap $FOoeodl Hhas n doing
pretty we'll; biwhsnp iit II Ssnsidersd'
that fiving Il, rather e1pshsive An The
National Capitol 1Fhis risi aS0ther
case sf "frugsaty ana 'econsay,n'1sr
somsthing sise. Bde 1hfs trial bWill
probably shswI how bibs ssSt othis'
mouev. ,sshi syi21o
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/ also have iohr! sale III eT! j
% VILLAGE LOTS

WEI! located on high rolling ground and in the
most pleasant and growing part of the town.
W ill be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Ravenna. o.. Jan. 6. 1875 $50 .afsFtss.5r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

p TEE people sahsuld not allow the
desperate cGorts fhaA areo being made
by the Radical politicians to get pp an
anti Catholic demonstration noni cths
preteDse that the public sehoels are in
danger, to divert theirmiads frem tho
corsuptions aud plnndsrings they haze
been perpetrating for many years nr-,
der the thin gsisss 81 patriesismj ts9d
ipisty. > Their hope h toeeever up thejrs
rascalities by raising . faaas issss and
appealing toIths opeligis9s uprejSaiess
OF the people. .19dionn su
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

TIE Msthodis,s generally through
out the country don't seem disposed
to take stock in the third-term move
meut Of Bishop Haven and the Boston
preschers and speak Of il in ne, very
complimentary terms. They regard
it - ? piece Of downright feolishne4ss, 4'sf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23
Mems Kip Boots.

w. ID. DURHAM is selling Mems Kip Boots
whole stock and heavy double sole at $3.50 pei
pair. S65
-a7f4 -.l aas 8 --7zsi3 sss.ss.s s5zss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

Dos Pedro of Brazil has announced
bis purpsss 70 s.sstp for this cepntry
on the 25th of March. ,.,.,
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MARRIED.

FARGO - DANiS--At the residence Of the
brides father, on Thursday Evening. Dec IT,
1873 by Rev. George Darsie, Mr.. Albert e.
Fargo. of Deep River, Conn, ana Miss Jennie
+. Davis. of Ruvcnna. "
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-12-23

ri.r 81 Lesis eso5e-Dsmoerdae Xy;.
that aende ersoh was removed ibseaSSs
he abused his elisnt. 1t Il not efictly
made clear how Grant Il = client sin
the 81. Lsais wAisky fraud eases nm
less Grant is running upon ths Pffnci-
plsiaid down " LSuis Wv. 'etat
c. est moi" ' ''.', q
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THE .MAielXEES.r

su'N RAylsSSA Dpe' - 1sas.b
FLOUR Ranges from .sG 40 for Y aRet
to 81 50 Tor XXX White. demand steady. .
WukAT-$l a0c. a 81 20
CORN-shelled brings doe; ears, s5(a soc. 81
OAFS-New, 30 q ssc. Sales iulI tja
TRfE-No. brings 30 a 65c.-+.Inusf ae
BUCK IEAr-From So. q 6o:,
BUCkWfIEAT FLOUR-S3 per uwt. ''+s
BARLEl-No.,et in market. fltst5 .ititu ot
HAi-seliing at $40 "a $ls; according to
qnality. t-,.-s -.g,.. ,...,.
HoGS--Dressrd, per ewt.. s. 90 a S. 90, ac-
cording to quality. -f uul--sr.ffai Hau..;
LARp-City ren:e, ed II q 1sc. u,.,e-
SMOkLD MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling ut i7c; Country 1a1ac
shoulders. City cured selling at1s1:c Dried
Beef selling at 2Oc. t-jaf -4-y .a.t51
POULTRi-Good supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay /? q, 10 cents: un-
dressed 4 = =; rurkies. live e 5 stehtS: dress
ell, 10 a l2c. s.- - tt. Ets4f.;+
BCTfER--25 a sSc.. supply fair. .a safs
Ci! Ci!EESE-Factory retsils, I5:. ...
EGGs- buyers pay 25c per doz.
Observation-Disclosures pay SOC a CSC ,
BEAN>-Choice hand picked in good dem and
ut IL 1a per bu. Medium 81 70 .t
ONIONS per bushei 40 a 5Oc
HOPS-5oc. "= 21sf
SAGE-Rctails at Soc @e7Uc r..i If.-l .--ff.f.
FiNEG AR Pure cider, reta;ls SOC per gal
TALLpW-Buy,r pay &c.
IIlDES-tircep, trimme. "a &. ; untrim-
med 4,. Ga5 .et. =sa5-z
EEATi! ERS-I;eSt retail at ,l.,:. .-.--. -..
WHITE LIME-$l II per bbl.
WATER LiME-Sa -
SALT-Coarse sells at 81 75: fine 81 T5
WOOD-Stov 50 00t@2 50 :, feet wood $s UU
q s. 50 per cord.
SUGARS
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,Ladies' Rubber Overshoes.
pair 365 zsa's ,t5-aTW. d. DURHAM.
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Mr.. o. S. BUZZELL. Dear Sir In the fall of
with box on. 53a pounds. tits a.thimble skein,
which think IL the easiest running wagon in
use. have frequently drawn 5000 pounds up
on it at one time. All tho expense that put
ulAn it for the first twelve years was for Set
ting tire once Yours, with respect.
: - q II. 5=s-.-sr rg s.yT go 6. G. ELDRIDGE.
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which is In I'll, interest Of the bullion
lists, in . late issue, shows that there
has been . net contraction or the cur.
runcy Of various kinds since the 3Oti
OF june 1874, ,AFpetfoa1 sfrssveateeu
months Of x3l. .224.617. In view : 81
this,fact 10 10 diAfsut 70 suuderstand
why money is scarce, times hard, 1faii-
ures numerous.' sAd "a 20 many thou.
sands out Of empIeyment? And yet
before the grand purpose Of the Radi-
Gala forced rsssmptienI Of specie
paymentsaliss reached. q the 'wsrk tsl
contraction Inust still continue tiii the
volume Or currency 10 reduced 70 shali
its present amount Can any, one
dsubt that such . policy would utter.
~ ruin hve-sixths 81 oil the business
men OF the countryfl 1t would be
ssiely in the interest or the creditor
class and capitalists placisg the debtor
class and wealth producers wholly At
their mercy. Yetthis is the "settled
policy" Of the ! Radical party from
which they are determined to stake
no steps Backward. - 9Zoiqn3 ,nT all
HfaF~rg. .-.-.. ...l-a.......l.za , l.--yaN adi
WE bring! our thieves to Justice, and
in the language Of President Grant,
'1let no guilty man escape."LAuianc<
LtSctesC. eel 2GibHi1Hi ,z3isiS nIahiron
1t does ook.nishtily like lit, now,
dent il Joseph . And flthis. .'fool.
ishuess" of bringing ayeur dhieves Q to
Justice don't usoon come 10 An end
there will be bat Iittlei left of that
great neral and patriotic party, yclept
Republican But just how anxious
Grant 10 TO "lst no guilty man escape
il iilntraSed In his removal of Hen
derson for directing his jovestigAtions
towards the White House aembers Of
ihs rotten ring, ,his pardon Of Pay
matter 9 Hodges fwhe swindled the
Government out ETA cool half -milliop
his kind regard. for . the New Y York
Caston-Heuse plusdsrers, stbei afIec-
tioa he manifested fer Il s.Bessr Shep-
herd end Landaulsti Williams. ia And
then the. way "ve luna spunish tive
'nns'l thisyes 10 shown by. the terrible
fate. of the Credit Mebiiier, Pacific
Mail subsidyi thieves . and the DeGsl-
yer pavement swindlers.a 1--WE, 'uns"
bring "sur ihieves"s to justice. very
much - the Frenchman kept tavern
out West. ssrB9 r sra h3ida ssniq
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- s-St - 5.istFft aItl % $f1Honf4 tfHGU
Wagon Making and
z5:"A1l-1I'e 7.tse.l ee.Il Il.sidzlls n lna isc1.es
Repairing III

TESTINION
.-Nr< y Ravenna, March 20, 1875.
MIRO s. RU3ZELL: Dear Sir :-AAly Wagon tn at
purchased of you about two years ago must
acknowledge is much better than IeNpected.
Being Of medium size. 1 thonght it too light for
easy. and have often carried on it I4OO bricks
from my kiln 3 ltswiH carry eight thousand
pounds. and has never cost me one cent for re-
pairs. Yours truly, HF CARIS
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Dissolution.

sa<ss 4tk 49, oEJI <is1.z aov
-7"' = Es74 - rs. :.fs zt.-4e IL
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THf DEMOCRATIC PREssI

sAMURL d. HARRIS KDIrol AND PusLlsnEH.
KAvENNA. THURSDAY. DEC IS. 1875.
, 1875-11-11

The postal-telegrarh system seems TO be a
succcas in Australia. There nre 30, ,OoO milos
uf wire on that continent and New Zealnn.1.
Tho $500 miles of Victoria conveyed half d
million messages Inst year Mt ii profit 10 the
Government Of c40,00o. III Nuw South
Wales, messages eau DO sent nearly 1000
miles for 80 ccilts. "Cnn this asks m Gu
t!',sins,ic Australian, "be e1ualed anywhere
else in the world?" Certainly not in this
pnc.ion Of the universe No haye the pleas.
nre Of paying Sl..a for sending n,essngo
lcsa tEa,, LIMO milas,-from Chicago to New
York. The New South Wnles tariff seems to
show TINT most Of this S1.25 is clear gain,
mid that little moro competition III this tele-
graph business wonld DO Of service to tic
public. III Australia they expect. ero long,
TO snucrfclle tic post-oitice by the telegraph
to very great extent" No sucl expectation
is entertained here. Thanks to Mr.. HASS1DA1,
HAML1S, We l,aro partly superseded the post
oillcu by the express companies, but tho nd
vantage ii nnt apparent.
, 1875-11-11

There is little room to hope that any oi
tho passengers or crew Of the steamer City
of Waeo. whicl, burned off Galveston hnrhor
have escaped 0t1ictr' Of ships lying il, the
immediate vicinity Of tho burning vessel d.
clare Tint t1ie work Of destruction wns very
rapid, mud that the entira hull w'ps wrapped
in flames in faw minutes after thu fire WIS
first discovered, giving those OIL loar.i only
the fearful alternative of tltatl, By fire or
water. Another survivor Of tbs lost steamer
Paciiic has been rescued from raft after
tloasing two days at the mercy Of the waves.
lfo Says the steamer was run down by n ship
under full sail, on,l the additional fact TINT
large ehir carrying sigual of distress was
seen in thnt lrca!ity by aaothor vessel goes to
confirm his statement. 1t may also provo
Tint the disabled vessel was instrumental in
! Saving so,uo Of tho nnfor!nnntes who had
taken to tho boats or RATS when tho Pacific
Wt Mt down.
, 1875-11-11

will sleep M son'..y M the rrst nf them, Az
nigh! prarls will not be any lI,ore distressing
Ia Ern.itivo souls than .lInso or The white
s-'la1lts. Fir Will rniirc Il, lia ll,.n nt TIM
stHss'l:"ra Ct the ncigEtu,i5g w'>:tr.' just "a.
promptly ns 'hc rt,t. 1In will rat iuiure The
Looks Of the cemetery. Tim tyesa v:;ll
Gsow just ~ green nhnyc him.
the ncwcrs will l1ossotn ns pyettily,
and the birds sing as swcolly. NO confess
our jnnbiity 10 sco why tho Rensitv"ucss OF
tile Mount Moriai Company should stop at
negro. Why not exclude i'll other nntional-
ties aud colora except white AMERICANS :?
Why not r',ls out nu who are mot possessed
Of n certain amount Of property, all WIN ca,,-
not show title clear to lua,,sions III the
s';ies, a:1l MI who Are not up to a regulation,
s;n,lnr.1 ~ to tho color nf their cut"'e? II
thu Mount Morial, pcorln are to be exclusive
in one respect, why not in all and thus have
gilt-c1ged. c'rne tie ii creme graveyard filed
only with l!igh-lonel people OF unlo,ibtctl
white bodies, which onco were tcnnntcd with
undouotel wlite souls? Nfeanwhilc JONES IL
waiting above ground because tile mcn who
assoeiatcd will, hin, whilo living. and fed ul,-
OF, his good things, aud respectful him for his
money, nre now determined that his bonca
slsal2 not reat beside tho l,ones Of thcir rcln-
tives, although they aro of tho sn1no color.
" there no p1ncc for JONES among white dead
who was good enough for wl4lto people when
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