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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

The Richmond Wing can see no reason for
extending the session of the Legislature beyond
week or ten days, yet it says there is little
probability that it will be brought to close
before the expiration Of the present month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

Every species Of suake may be permanently
driven away from an infested place by planting
geraniums. 1t is Well known that the whole
gerarium genus is highly redoIent of volatile
oils-leuo cented, musk scented, and pepper
miDt-sceuted. What, therefore, is very pleas.
ant nosegay for man is repusnaut to the ser
pent tribe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

General Hawley opened the campaign u
Hartford, Connecticut, last night. He explain
ed bis action on the Force bill, which be voted
against, because be deemed the existing laws
sufficient, aud because it conferred extraordi-
nary powers upon the President, which were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

Elk Postmaster General Creswel will, 10 a
day or two, resign his position as counsellor for
the United States before the Alabama Claims
Commission. contempIates visit to Eu-
rope in an unofficial capacity. He will be
succeeded by tx Senator Carpenter, Of Wis
oonsin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

Up to this time the standing committees of
twenty-four dioceses have voted upon the ques-
ton of confirming DR.. DeKoven as Bishop of
Illinois, and only eight have voted in his favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13
PORT or sLEIa.vDRfa, .nARCH IL.
ss.s-. -
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, March 9th, by Rev. A.
j. Porter. P. E. Richmond District, 1T the resi-
dence of the brides father (Wln. ?. Speer) near
Fairfax G. H., Va, MIR. JOHN E. EVANS, OF
the Virginia Conference Nj. Z. Church, to Mrs.
ESTHER OPHELlA ROBERTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13
C0nSlO.

The North Carolina State Senate, yesterday,
by vote of 81 to II, passed the restricted
Convention bill, such Convention to convene
en- the 9Th Of September, 1875. The bill
goes to the House to-day, and will most prob
ably pass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

ALEXANDRIA MARKET March 13.-Wheat
is active and very firm for choice lots; offerings
of 692 bushels red, with sales at 10 for ordinary
III for good, and l25, l25, ZIG, Us and 1870 for
prime to choice. Corn is firm, and prices are a
shade better offerings OF o46 bushels, with sales
Of white at SO, and mixed ut 81 and 81. Oats
are in moderate enquiry, with sales at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

The President has received letter from
Gen. Schenck, in which the latter, on the plea
of pressing private business demanding his at
teu,ion ut home, asks to be recalled from Eng
land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13
VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, MARCH -, 1876.

THE ANNALS OF ALEXANDRIA.-Mr. Carne
Annals of Alexandra were intermltted last
Saturday to give time for additions to some OF
the chapters of the current series. They will
appear regularly on Saturdays hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13
lev Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
COMMISSION Ek'S SALE OF VALU A
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIL K CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VlAGINIA.-Pursuant to
n decree of the Corporation Court for the city Of
Alexandria, Va, rendered at the December
term, 1874, thereof, in the suit of George b.
Cochran VS. Benjamin Thomas widow and adj
innistratrix, etc the subscriber. r. commission
er of sale under said decree, will der for sale st
pubic auction. on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of April, 1875, at II m, in front Of the Market
Building, on Royal street. in the city of Alex
andria, Va, TENEM ENT and LOT OF
GROUND, in the said city OF Alexandria, stu
ated at the southwest intersection of Payne and
Cameron streets. in front on Payne street sixty
feet one inch. and in depth II; feet inches, tho
same being tn. premises now occupied and used
by Jrncs Grigg As soap factory.
Terms Of Sale: S5t in cash, and the residue
Of the purchase money in three equal payments
at &. ~ and Is months from the day of SALE with
interest; the deferred payments 10 be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser with approved
security, and the retention of the It'll" until they
sru paid. ALBERT STU AIT,
NH l3-eots Comm'r. of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

A DMINlSTRATORS SALE-I will otter
"A for sale, to the highest bidder on TUES
DAY, the 18th dsy OF March, (if fair, if not, the
next :air day,) at tho late residence of William
Stonnell deceased, ALL OF TIL PERSONAL
PROPERTY of decedent c,nsistii & of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Imple-
neuts, four Mules, ono fine young Horse, sew
ersl Mich Cows, lot Of fine young Hogs, one
Wagon and Il cart with harness, and large
quantity of Hay, Straw and Oats, with 9th ar
ticies too numerous to mention.
Terms; Fifty dollars and under, cash over
that sum negotiable notes, payable at ninety
days, satisfat toriIy endorsed, will be required.
Sale To commence ri ~ II. m.
&. +. SUBTLE.
Administrator. with the will annexed, of VIM.
Stonncll, dcccascd mar l3-S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Po=tottce
March IL, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
vertised and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13
re- IL o-iLE OK ssE-rf,

For SALE
A VALUABLE LOT, con tainirg abou. three
acres and hall vi ground, and COM g.
PORTABLE BRICK HOUSE, nearly .DsA
new. The property is near the Stone Bridoe IN
West E;d, adjoining the residence Of Mr.. H"r-
rson Emmer-ou. A ere Int will be given on
part if de :ired For particulars eng lire of
q. AUGUR.
mar l0-tf West End.
- FOR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE
H:a No. Is south A irri street, containing elghl
rooms and bath room also with stable IN the
roar. Apply to " n,o
T.. 5 LEADBEATER s. BRO.
mar 10 colin
FOR RENT.-BRICK WAREHOUSE
e No 81 King street next TO Leatherlahu
coal yard Pos. ession given Immediately A''o
STOKE No ia King street, Marshall House
Building now occupied by Henry Wildt Pos
session April 81. Enquire Of nv
NH Aim L. GENTZBERGER & son.
FOR SALE OR RENT-The LARGE
~ THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. cover
ed with slate, on the east side of Royal street,
between Prince and Duke, now occupied Dy
Rev DR.. Mitchell. For terms apply TO
jan 3.f CHAS. Il. hoor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

The Hawaiian treaty has been laid over in
the Senate till Wednesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

! Lewis, Miss Rosa
Lier, Henry
MILAN, james
Morriss: Miss Anna
Merchant, NJ RS Anna
Minever, Hiss Jennie
Petty, Mrs Sarah
Peters Mi 9 LIZZIE w
Powell. Thomas
Richards, Daniel &
Reeves, M
Sayles, John
Strait, George
Snyder, Mrs =
Scott, Rose
Smith, Mrs Mile
Thornb bury, Joseph
Thornley,, Miss Cert
Wood, William
Webster, Emuel
Wheat, Major Frank
Warren, u
ashington, w, col
w eiss, Charles
w ate, Miss NJ airy G
7. BERkLEY, p. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

DRAMATIC READINGS Mrs. Murat Willis
made her debut as public reader at The Parish
House, on Thursday night OF last week. Mrs.
Willis read passages from various poems, TO-
GLIDING that rare po.m, Beautiful Snow, y
and was listened to with marked attention by a
We y select and highly appreciatve audieuro.
Charlottesville Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

Some French ladies', friends Of the Empress
Eugene, bave lately been working for her a
splendid carpet 1t is composed Of plumber
of squares, each of which contains the armor-
lal bearings of The fair workers husband or
father. The squares, when they are all finish
ed, are to be joined together by bands of gold
cloth, embroidered with vioe;s, the symbol Of
the dynasty OF Napoleon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

a correspondent of the Scientific American
says The best simple remedy [ have found
fer surface wounds, such as cuts, abrasons of
the skin, Sc, is charcoal. Take a live coal
from the stove, pulvcrize it, apply it to the
wound and cover the whole with a rag. The
charcoal absorbs the fluids secreted by the
wound, aud lays the foundation of the scab
it also prevents the rag from irritating the
flesh, and it is antiseptic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-13

Armstrong, Miss Leana
Benton, Chas w, 2
Clinton Arthur w
t'asscday, Miss Mary
Carter, Miss Mary
Cook, William
Collins, William "A
Davis, Kate
Fisher, b
Fisher, William
Fruston, John NJ
Gray, M iss Pinkie
Grigsby, Frederick
Green, Mrs Marg't 4
Green. Miss Ncttie
Hohenstein, Henry
Henry, John
Ha per, Miss Jennie
Henson, Mary } col
Hicks, Miss Susie
Hill, Miss Ella
Hall, Andrew
johnson, Mrs Eliza j
James, Thos A, 2
j sckson, Miss Emma
Jet, M RS Leticia
NH BIT w. |
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COM MEIsS;IALs

w. N. BERkLEY, p. N
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28
Obie Waiicnfrcuub.

h0rtc id oo5 Tcucr iui itis i'm Seid)tn
tnlltsrn. Sotpb potldlts nor Gereniieen
IN Die N0lloe, Damn BOB er Die 9(uNtn
seQen 9imn'el. uno itb mciutc, er miij1e
mid 1ehen. SD bebodts nitbt ooG ih hurd
Die 9nntel6cit, in Der id MIDI hsiano, NOR
(sntocdun9 scl6iibt mar. y&ott ieiNonf",
'oNtt cr, inoem CT nod sirmol bic Wukcu
nit bcriinniacnt irrhtn Nu:or,ts o,is
lA!u9: Meiue quite orme Niut!cr nat
iekt ciren Dien :" Sn eielem sluacrtl;de
bstom ib eie i,n;rlNiittcrlih: llcterseu-
auua. bak. Sofob bos 0elH nid't Qeltob>
len 1ottc*. C'ni0c Minuten ueriIolicn.
ba pernabm man Ghrtte out Der Grrpp,,
bic lan9lom herouftomcn. Notb elmer
Mei!e lab i'd eine nltc Tyau in Die Stuhs
treten Safoh trot ibr nit roldelnS Stbritte
enteeoen unb riei: "2ebe 9iuttcr, ih
0rotuliere Dir gum Nomen@ta8e. 9eutc lit
Benonefo. Ylumen 0ibt es jebt nid)t. In-
fir balt on bier einen Cfen; er miro
Dir Die @tube elm .pcnis marin mo6en."
Sic alte Trou ,ueinte por 6reube. ST.
fob fiiBte Die folten ma9eren Sdnoe ieincr
Ututttr llno Dlelt ne n0m DER 2Sdrnle
bin, biz lhon aus oem Oien sn itr6men
hegonn. v9(her Sofob", la9te lie nad) ei=
ner @eile, mo bait by muir lopiel @elo
fer 2"
% einem 9uten Mrbeiter fcblt es ME
on Nrbeit. Seit sluci Dlouoten telfe i'd
Wbenos. wenn id) ous Der To6rit 9ehe,
einem 0oternoIaiinNev."
vl}no in Der Triibe> >uenn ou I'M imei
@tunocn frii6er fortgchit 2"
~So I6ide i'd Die @,os lommen ous.
Das trdgt ct'uas 9iibl6c5 Elm W}nttcr."
SD 1dtte Dem Sofob i'm Den oels iols
len m0Qcn; oo.d) modtc id, ooB id in
aQer 5tiQe forttom. ?(m onocrn Sag,
al* id in oie 6abrif fam, criubr ih> ooE
Der Dieb cntosft lei. Gs mar Der Woror=
better, Der li6 ii6,r ocn 5tiQtn Sotob
luitig semodt batte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

- in. re@t b~D Dler 5trei d
>uuroe neulid) oem Stuttaorter vlo9e=
blott" eelpiclt. Infer ocn permil ldtcn
Nnjeigen los man folgenbc 3eilcn
+ La sue II. G. $. sez Sorg
Met six G. 4. am S. J. B.
Non binten 9elcisn beiBt bos : "Yi@=
mard lit ein grpBes G6culol." Der
Grpeoitions6eamte Dattc notllrlifb fcine
3eit, &atblek 5u lalen uno bat nur Den
ueberbringer, leinen Namcu auf bic 9nz
';ei9e su l9rei6cn unO Der mar Glel &C.
mug, 'oas su tbun. Scbt bciinoet lib
@. Sen}en, S6riftleter aus Gbrifti'
ana, in l1ntcrlu6un9sboTt ,pc1cn SclciE
oisung oes &ei6stan5lers.
- Sn Der 9ri fli6eu 3tbrc
itellte Oct Yrei ter ein0ringlib Den Gin=
bern bic 9lQ9egen,uart @ottes por. ~Ooer
iuiBt ibr et,pa einen Ort," 10 idlob er,
,po @ott ni6t ii 2" Gin fleines Wtdoden
fob l6u6tern ben Singer in Die @0be.
49, v91nn lpsibt bu mirtlid cinen Srt, pn
@ott nidt lit? Sp Jag einmol +" ~Sn
bem 9ersen zines i Ell &inotS!! :"
-Scibem grpBen Sronoc III
Morsbur9 C9opcru) I'M Sabre 1860
jdrie ,peucno unb oit mientrbclt tin
uicrjdDrigcs Hino, ocltn Gltcrn1aus in
uitten ocr Hommenocn Nohborboulsr be-
Droht mar, por cintm Grllclilr: = lletcr
0errgott. laB boh unlcr $ools nit)t p;r%
5renncn :" - l(no - aas S>aus 6l'cb
npcrlebrt.
Sic Ga[iirrnildea &ieicn5ailme
uerocn all 9D3e, mcnn aud uiGt anl1m.
ona pon lol6en ii6ertroHen, Die mun III
Nuitralien auf9eiunocn bat. Sn S'ttoria
mas ein gcfallter Baum 42O T'b uno Elm
;weiter 480 mabren0 Der grobte GAllfor'
1ij1e Malbrie1s bis!ou9 nur Die 0DGe
Jon $50 unb Die naGit 9rDbttn nur
900 lis 400 TuS errci4t baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28


@utes geb0rt unb femme ibN oIs einen on-
tensuno byopen Nrbeiter."
% ons lit er ee,piB". lo9te iN lbnsa
uno wor froh> bieles leeen su t0nnen
es mar mir aeraoe. als miibte ,i0 bur6
oiele @tltdti9ung bes2obes, oas HemRa~
mtraoen 0elpenoet muroe, Die boien @e-
oanfen wieoer gut MAIDEN, sic oui einen
Mn9enblid in mir ouf9eitie9en poren.
gigeutli6t aber uubte itb ood nif1t retbt,
'pie id, ooron mar. Gnerleits fonnte id
mir a1idDt ocnfen, baE Sofob' 0ei1ohlen
babe, anocrieits ober iie( mir lcin B.tra
gen III Ser lebten 3tit elm.
Scr Jobrifont iubr fort :'"&eoeu Gie
nit Sdteh, 1ogen Sic i6m i.l meincm
;fomen odB er mcnn CT oos G,elo
acnolun1ed bot> es mir geiteben unb bog
@eltoblene suriidbrin0en ion, i6 min ibn
oonn belien> icin 8sroebcn, pieoer ant
SIT MAIDEN, uno cs permittcIn, anb CT
ni9t orretirt ,ueroe. gr fat ia cine olte
SHUTTER Die ct erbdlt, niht pohr?"
veSa 6err." u
/ sd reane auI Sic, Martin. Soacn
Sit ober in Scr 6ab:it nibts booou.
Wenn sSafob 9tieblt bat, 10 m0ee er @er.
tronen iu mir bo5en, er miro ts nibt &C.
rcuen."
Sd 'uubteS hob es oem $oerru Grnt
mar. Tbenos, nodl Der Mrbeit, wollte id
nit Satob reoen. 9lIs cr forthin9. iolote
id linn. @r sos in ieinemWeri@loac icinc
Wrbeitstleioum9 aus uno leinen @ebrod
an. 9obei iielen s,pei @ploitiidc aus lei=
ner Solde uno foqerten auf ben Booen.
Wfir NOR cs, als OF mir oas Blut ;u Gis
wliree. sSofpb biidte lief Inn ole @olo=
itiide auf3ubeben, babel iab er mid, fam
ober nid)t in Die 9erin9ite Yerle9tnbeit.
Sd) >po1te nit ibm rfoen, bate ober uidt
oas Ser; oosu.
Sofob perlieb rolden Gdrittes Die To4.
brit uno idj Qina ibm in cin9er Gntfcr=
nun9 na@. Gr ldlu9 ni6t Sen Me9 nod)
lciner Wo6nun9 Elm, ionoern oino nod
Dem Snnern oer Gtoot su uub oudfe in |
Die &ouildoen binein, ,pies@incr, oeN,t,
tpas 1udt. Gnolic) trat er in etnen 3dno> !
lerlaecn, no6 .eini9en 2(uqenb(iden fam
er nit gang perSniiatcm &eiihte ,uieber
berous uno trlg unter ltiner 8louie Ell
men Siemlieb 9roben @e9enitono; mag
es fscr, fonnte i6 nidt ertennen. 8o}d
ging er leines We9es t6eiter, 10 ooB i6
ibm foum nabfommen fonnte. Wuf elm
NAL in elmer en9en @oHe. ginQ er lang,
lamer uno iaR ii& no6 alien Setter nm,
als fiir@te {" "geie9en iu. ,ueroen. Yor
einem fleinen ormielisen @auF ma@te
er Salt, iab iib nod einmol um uno
Idliipfte binein i9 i'm nad. Gin elrger ;
buntlerGang fiibrte Su elmer ifillen@ tie9e.
Von elmer unbtsn9li6en Nsu9ieroe er= ,
Iobt. fol9te id linn audi jebt mod. aMls
Safob gona oben tuor, So9 er einen@9lui.
eI aug Der &a5@e> iperrtt cine Shire auf
lno ia9t. ~9as lit gut! @it lit nod !
1id)t ba!" y
9(n Der @tic0e 'itono cine flcine Setter =
1uf Der man inter Dos Sad fam. Do, :
% i& iebt itdf,S, tonnte ih nidt bleiben.
|(llo birauf! S6 fam oui eincn oroben
5peiAer. 0ur0 cine &ite i'm 8ooen }
&limmerte' 2i@t, i6 le9tc MIDI bin uno /
ab Dinab uno entoedte, ooB iH mid &C. y
aoe iibcr Dem 3inmer befanb, in ,uel, II
6em Sotob tuor. Gr itono ga. bic 6emos ,
lrmel 6inouf9el9 nit sersou1tem s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28
Dcr 1ttQe SQfob.

0tu Cului uelitt III ttHet ueC gCObIcU
Sabriten oes &beinlonoes ersd6Ite mir
Dor Sur5em ::
Snl porigen 9erbite trot in unItrtTa
BRIT elm GROCER frdftiaer 8uriae nan Is
Bis II Sabren, mogsr, fno6e tii1tis
sur Mrbcit, :aber Elm meni9 ltiG. 81 6teB
! Safob &lein, mir aber nanutep i'm Den
viti(len Safob" megen le;nts ernlten,
trdumerii6en @eiens. gr ,uar iibri9ens
un9emein aut6efsig oieuitfertis 1anIt-
miithig uab Qob feinem MeniNen Gin
b6@es @ort. Mfon botte i'm Norln, in
Scr Tobrit 1ebr 9erne
I'm q l(6r, ,uenn mon ium Gllen alma,
Iblieb Safob niht in Der yd6e Der To.
brit, ct 9ing sumGien ,,a66ouie. @il,tr
Der 8orarbeiter. Der i'm nitAt leioen
tonute> itellte ibn zines 5a9cs oariibrr
Sur Reoe. Ser itill. Safob antportete
|gans rubia e babe feline N}ntt.r 3upauie,
Die ibm ieine Suppe tode, uno ct milis
;u ibr 9eben.
uI6er oer QSta lit bod III nett, luat,
oer slfbere. "Du willE Dir nobl 81.
gcine gelentis louftn 2"
l1eber ieoen Wnoern bdtteabieNrb.iters
'penn Elm iol@er Mib uauf i'm eemo@t
woroen mdre, selad6t> iiber Safob la&te
mon ni6t.
Na6 einiger 3eit ltorb bic 6rou o.s
Vorarbeiters. Sem Monne mar es~nid)t
re6t, bob iie in oas Gommunorab otleQt
peroen iolle, er bdtte 9erne Elm eiqenes
@rob 9eDabt, bate ober ni9t Die MitteI,
es ~ besoblen. NIs mir in Der Jabrif
oobintertamen, 1o9te Sofob: vg1tnn mir
Mue sulammenle9ttn, lieBe iid6 mob! Elm
ei9tnes @rab fir bie Trau faufen !" Wir
le9ten su?ammen, uno Der Grtro9 un1er.r
@ommIun9 wor 10 reidliA, 6oB Der
Wittper ni@t nur ooB &rob fauftn, ion.
bern. au6 Die 8e9rdbniBfoiten beitreit,n
tonti*e. 98ir tuaren M[le% frob, oaB pir
Dem "Romerooen 6atten htlfen fonnen,
uno 6otten ben tillenSofob, ser uns bo;u
aerotben bate, nod Iieber.
Gini9e Wo6.n Dor Dem Neuiohr mar
in leinen @elpobnbciten cine aelui6eW.r.
anoeruna bemutbar. @onit por .r i'm,
mer piinftli@ elmer ber trit.n BEL Der 9(r,
belt 9e>uelcn, iebt fam er 6fters ill lpdt.
Qbenos ma6tt,er er ii6 in gr1Bttr Gle aus
Dem @taube, ..pie @iner, oerein b6les@e>
nil len bat. ~Was treibft on benrf eiqent,
li@, @tiller 2" fro9te i6 i'm zines Saqeb,
als ct mleoer uu cine CUTE Biertelftunoe
gu lpdt fam.
SD 2" froste er eritaunt.
vSa o1l." /
SD bobe@eiddft.", iaate e unb ainq
meg, SD iob wobl, boB er nit Der
5pra9e sniht berarts. uo(lte Drama
aber tibt 'tueiter in i'm. 8ei einem Qn-
oeren mdrtn mir allerlei l6lin,me @eoon.
fen 9etommen.
I'm Den Is. 9esember b.rum febIten
'inem Re9nungsfiibrer, ser Die Q0bne
1usiusablen Datte, 100 Sbal.r in 1einer
RoHe; Iie poren 9eitoblen. Ser syabri-
ant lieB nti9 rufen uno loot.: vMartin,
Sic tpinen> mas 9el6eben ?"
~Sa 9err, man bot Dem E.1nunqs.
uDrer 100 Sbaler eeitoblen."
Ser poli5eitommiiidr miro io0lei6
lie unterIu6un9 Beginner. Tal(t Quf
I1ieman0 Seroa6t?"
vNein 6err", ont>uortet. itb uno wcnn
6 ou6 ct,pos gcluuBt bdtte> 10 bdtte ih
3 n;G]t Qe1Qot. neil ih Nitmonh 11u- {
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vW}tttelalterltdc Staatslcnfltuq, "

uHlet ut|tl NUI1tDltIl, ,UTuWIe ole NC.
3. Shines" e;ne &ritif bes Bismardis=
mus Die lie luie fol9t einleitet u@or
bellduf9 3p0lf Sobrcn bielt Tiirlt ,Yis=
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t0nntel,, oab oie1cs Ser fScbler in 1913
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lino eS eilerne @elebc. Snoem er fir bic
Yallirun9 eines eilcrnen @e1ebes in Ser
preubil3en &ammer oos bort 5tets ent=
ldeioenoeWort ipridt, io9t cr0enen, sic
es on9cbt> ooB Der Trieoe njbt eber 9e:
ld)lohen ,uerocn f0nue, biz o(le Der Drift
fatbolil6cn STRIDE suscitanoenen &ebtc
SurllG9cnommcn lfien. 9os lit Der nodtc
Sinn leiner Worte, >uenn ou9 ctlpos an:
oers 9cfobt olS rir cs bier wieoer9e
in onoeru @nrten Sismord rer,pirft
fir leinen Gtoatsbau oeu Deiltonb oes
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gonnene Werf ibm 9elingt, nidt elm
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loren lebufen, .uno miro audi cbenio en-.
ocn miillen, ,uie Ole @b0pfuns Die ler &c.
enoet Fat. Sic Zines" 1pri6t poafom.
men ribti9, luenn lie bic 8ismorfl1e
Staotsleitung cine mittelalterlibe nennt>
oenn es tommt olf eins bnaus, ob man
lie nit Der bes0espalian uuo Oiocletian,
poer nit Der 2ue'pis's XII. uno 6sin
ri6's VIII. per9lei9t - 9espotismus>
oos i Ne6tspera6tun9, Willfiir uno
9drte waren uno lino oas 1etenoe Yrin.
Clip Der eirtn ,pie bes anoern, ,uobei Die
Civilization uni lerer Sage o.m @e,palt.
tbQti9en nur Die Bei6rdntun9 auierlegt,
itatt Der ma6enbaften grcutionen nit
moilenboften GycutimobreseIn .lib ;u
be9nii9enL ODER fir 9em6bnlid, ben
9enter our6 Yoli5iiten unb &enso'ar<
men III erleben. g8ie aber Der romil9e,
Neilitarismus gu einemTlu6e fir Die @elt
tie ,poroen 10 nub uno s,uiro Der preubi~
|de . oeutide W}i!itarismus ;u einem
5lude fir europa >pcroen oenn
rielige ite6enoe 6eere, mie lie eesen=
,pdrtig unter Dem Gjefiible Der Tur1t
uno I'm li6erbeit pur ben @robmQ9-
len unterbalten weroen ma5jcn, benz
mon riAht nur Nie En+,nicf.Tu,o Aer So,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-10
! Tho Patrlotio Gordon.

Inc AtlanS6 Herald publishes the
views Of Senator Gordon on the present
situation, in which he explains the phi
losophy of the Greeley movement, and
maintains that it was the necessary fore
runner Of o success to be achieved in
1876 upon platform Of just principles
and general harmony and peace between
all sections of tho country. he thinks
that straight Democrat can be elected
upon it. With reference to his own no.
mination for the Yice-Presidency, he
used the following sensible and patriotic
language. He ssys that he would not,
"under any circumstances" allow his
name to be used:
"Even if were nominated I should
Withdraw my name. BY reasons for this
automatically made public for the
first time-are that believe that South
ern man on the ticket would weaken it.
And as muoh rs personal ambition might
tempt me to yield to the partial sugges-
lions Of my friends, would not, for all
the honors in the gift Of the American
people, feel that had been the means of
driving one man from the support of
that ticket on whose success depends the
future peace and prosperity of my coun-
try. I have but one object-that is the
re-establishment of harmony, of good
will, and of good government. To this
end all things else shall be secondary.
have had letters from committees, from
friendsand from sympathizers, asking me
TO allow the use OF my name in this con-
nection., Inow give them, through you,
my authorized and unalterable answer.
We occupy to-day very much the posi-
ton assigned in the East, after the cru
sades, Richmond Ceur de Leon. For
nearly 100 years afterwards, when horse
would shy around bush, the rider
would ask if he saw Richard; and mo-
theirs frightened their babes into quiet
by telling them Richard was coming.
just 80 these Radicals are attempting to
frighten the North by constantly har-
rowing them with rebels ghost. This
will not have its effect long with people
of sense in any section, however. Yet
30 powerful is this feeling at present
that no Southern man who has his coun-
trys good at heart will allow himself
placed in any position calculated to
keep alive these hurtful passions"