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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-18

control them. The testimony of our best cti-
zens. Of all classes establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine ne mosI
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld to its power; and cases Of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
thew not proven beyond dispute. As n remedy,
II i ADEQUATE. on which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs. the
forerunners Of more serious disease II saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering not
10 be computed. II challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every family should
keen il on hand as a protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
tions. which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, II neg
lected Tender lungs need this defence; and 1t
il unwise to be without it, As a safeguard TO
children. amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PFcroRAr, is invaluable; for, by its timely use
multitudes are rescued from premature graves
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordl-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restorins
sleen. No one will suffer troublesome Infiu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can he cured.
ORIGINALLY the product Of long laborious, and
successful chemical investigation. no cost or ton
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. It may be confidently relied
upon rs possessing all the virtues u mas ever
exhibited and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as Tic greatest it has ever ehected.
rc-nAzED NJ
d. c hlc7 & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-03-18
ar s
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnsumptiOn.

Among lie great
discoveries Of modern
science. few are Of
more real value 70
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for al.
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. a vast
trial OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and eflectuaNy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
g6ert{iltebe 3nffdnbe in 5ta=
lien.

Die 3ulfdnte in benz Don 8iftpr
gmmanuel bebsrrl9tsn Stalien erbalten
pur6 neuere greisni0e wiseer cine
sreae 8sleu6tuns. Dian i9reibt aus
Npm pom 10. September
S9werIi6 1T in irssnO einem Staas
tie bur6 grcibiren unp 3~situnssaytis
fel, bur1 Rsosn In Der aommer uno
i'm Ssnute 70 piel fir BE Ntfhafune
Der I%opesfrafe plaibirt wptren, ME in
Stalteu, unD pp@ lit es I'm bic Dfents
lt&eS i4etbeit faum irsenpwo 70 lGIsat
befeat, ME serape bier. Sc fEsint ees
race;u, cos pis W6rper nit auer Sih>
erbett carauf rebnen, ni6t nit Gem
Iooe, lonoern l6limmfen SALES etpa
nit mebrjabrisem Sertsr bsfraft su
perpen. unldnsit pettrat Der Mpspcat
SimeOnt, Bruper be6 apoROIilaen
Nuntius in Maprip, Dor tenn Tribunal
su GrcfnOne eine Grau ssssr peren
na6ite Nnnernanpte. DaS lrtbeil
pes @eri1tes fel su @unfen Der Glen,
tin aus, unp pas erbttterte eicen Brus
Der Ger 6rau in 70 bObsm @raos, bae er
elst1 ertldrte, er werpe lib paour6 rds
den, eaB er ZEN &psccaten feinerS bwe-
iter, ben YrdfICenten unb bic &iGter
ernnorte. coon am fcleenren Gage
bese8nete ct benz &e6tsanwalt auf Der
Strabe, uno SerleBte ibm nit einem
lansen Meher itsben Sti9e. Damn
stns Der ru&lOle NSrpsr su leiner
8obnuns uuo faste su lsintr Trar
Elmer Don ibneu 1T tOpt ; iG eebe jebt
auf bic @aIeere; er3iebe Die &inoer
rpdbrenD meiner Abwelenbsit 70, tas fe
n1siner wdrcia inb." 8alp parauf
tpdrce er psrbaftet. Mdbrenb tes bate
man psn ArpOcaten na6 lsiner Wpbs
tlun9 eebra9t mo er 3u f9 fam.
prisfter unc Asrste boften mad einiaen
Stunesn, rab pr. StmeOni nidt tSpts
lt@ SetrUuhcet itt, iontern Aenelen
lpsree. Disie Na9ti9t fam aud tn'e
VeFdnsnis, unp man tbeiIte fte Dem
WDreer nit. Dieler erpirsrte aber
~0'aubt ni6t, pab er raYon tommt, i'd
babe ibn 70 Sstrufsn, pab sr ferben
u'uB." unD in Ger 1bat, in rrei bis
pier Stunpen lpater mar Der Neoueat
cine 2ei1e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
3trbem=2aIenbsr
Sic Smbianer @duptlin9e,

NIT relden bic Grmmifdre her BUM
resreeieruus iter Gle 8laf 6tQs un@
terbaarelten, ipraden ftd iber Gle biss
bertse Ssbunpluns, bic ie BON ren Nes
eieruressN ssnten erfabren BADEN, lstr
uneanfis aus, urp bte Stimmuns rsr
3Cttbdute it nermal cine Ietr tittere.
Das fe 19 ben &ef pes ibnen npG
aebliebenen eanpes nidt UNI einsn
SpCttpreis entreissn lullsn molten fam
Der 9eier rem @ittbeiIungen auf Der
rritten Gette entnebmen. Gabet fam
ater mod Elm febr merfwarpiger 3pie
fGenfnu Dpr.
prGIIrent Grant bate IS leiner 3eii
nit Sudfern Srrlu6t, bic Snrianer ,u
cipiIiTren. Der @erlu6 i6lu9, mic su
errrarten ror, febl. Oann fanen We,
ttpcifen unp anrere Ssftirer an zen
8unresbrpetorb. 2te jin9ffen 0cre
adneer i'm Snptanersebtete ;etsfl,, ME
rteIe gewirtbi6aftet baben. 2asu
fCmmt nod, rae neberbei Nsenten. nell
DE oen Snptanern 0ebensmittel, @afen
u. {. {. su Itsfsrn batten, Die armen
&Otbbdute auf pos Sddnpltdfe Retro
gen.
NoS ~rerIan9en pie BON alien Seiten
ettduinten Snptaner runmebr Don Der
8unbesrsieruns T? n@ebt uns tutbcLis
1he Y~rieisr, wel6e uns in cen &Gnfen
cipiIifIrter Wenl6eA unterri9ten !--Sp
Iautst tas Sssebren, pel@es bic 6dupt>
hinge Spctteb Sail, Spotteb @ear UNI
9ittle 8ear In Der Gpnferen; rom sOrts
gen Spnntae an bic @pmmi7lre tsa,
ten.
eieat biertn nidt bic iddrfte @srur,
tbeilune Ger btsbertsen Snrianet<pplis
tit 9as erwdbnte 8esebren stuncst
fb etnfaG auf Die Ibatiads pos pie
Snrtaner bic Grfabruns sema6t bas
ben, bab ale ibnen ptperfabrensn Be-
trusereien unD 8eidwinpslunaen ron
gang anperen 9sutsn ale pom tatbpIts
iden 9rtsfsrn bsrribrsn. &c miro f6
nun seisen, pb bic 8esieruns @ersdz
tietsitstnn senus babe, Dem Seeebren
Ter 5duptItnSe gu entipreden, Ceer Oh
fte auf ibrer btsbertsen 8abn Der @ius
fir fPrtl6rettet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
GnrDpdiicbe Sem9nii1e.

nster bic aoul1rttte Der fatbOIilGen
Str9e In NOTpamsrica l@reibt elmer Ger
aus8ewaneerien patrs aus New yOrt
untsr'm II. Aueua mad lstper 6eimnt
mas tollt: sd hin nun srf pentse
BoGen bier unD bin alS Dsut1Gsr
nod pom ttsfen betpeb srfaut mad
rem ssIiebten 8%aterlance, aber ais
ptiefer babe i'd l6pn Die wobltbuenos
fen Sjnpride empfanBeu. 0dbrenc
in DeuliGIanp bic tOnanssbence YreTe
Elm nife5 Oeihrei ta9ta9li9 seeea bic
STRIDE unp ibrer Otener erbsbt, (preden
faft idrmtIide bieiDe 3ettunsen nur
nit 4Gtune, itlbt 3unetsuns pom Der
Sir6e uno ibrer ciptIitrenpen, Reid
uno Urn beslifenben Wirflamteit.
Wie in Gnslanp, 10 fnren AUDI bier
sablreibe @ouperfonen fat IN elmer
ein5isen STRIDE wureen All einem Comm
tag MIDI wsniecr aIs elf perlOnen
nann!i9sn uno netbli9en @elble9tes
auf8snpmmen, earunter sret Surtften
bon anerfanntsm 8ufe. Wtlbe 8ets
trdge fir tirdlt9r 3mefa uno insbe>
lpnpere fir Ote @rillide GbayttaS ftss
Zen ret1li9; aud BON Ssiten Der
prCtefanten erbalteH fatbulilhe Sniff
tute oft lebr nambafte untsrfiguneen.
Surg, bier lit pa6 tatbDlilGe 9eben in
erfreuli6em AufI6puns besrtfen, unO
DIR wcaen uns ale germ bemiben, fir
Den Oienf @Ottes unp Der WsnI9en
ia arbsiten."
Die S6ln. 0oItsssituns fiAt ter1
Briefe fCl8ente NOti3 bel DaB ettle
@nsaben pes 9uteu paters in ni6ts
dbsrtrieben ltnr, ssist Elm gsri@t aus
Nsps gCrf in Der Ausem. epanSeI : III,
tber. &irbenstg. vom 10. September.
DOrt l6ilpsrt Elm lutberi16er Wiilfpnar
pie tnnste 3erfIuftung ber Serl6ispenen
p%rrtefanttl den IenDminatiDnen uno
cpnfattrt pann nit fdtIidem 0iosys
pilen: Der grsbilhOf pom Ner>J Ctt
TT GarpinaI seporpen uno refIen 5ns
tblpnitruns lsBte gang New : ypTt in
Bemesuns. Die r6mi16en 0elanrten
nebmen ben ginprud NIT, cae es feline
peDOtere, sebOrlamsre S5bns &Om's
etbt ais in Nmertca, unb raB bier in
Der Ibat pie 3ufunft pe6eIben lie9t.
NOm arbeitet bier nit GROCER Sraftz
aufttetuns unD ras @adstbUm Der
rSmiiden STRIDE 1T erfaunliG. Die
SebSrpen ieien rem 8atbpIifen lebr su@
oorfcmmenr, uno bic Dfeatlidsn Raj
fen lteben ibnen fir ibre mtIren Sttf<
tun8en mebr als ireeno elmer anpern
8irdenpartft Offen feIbf pie prptes
ftantilbe pCIitiibe prs0e Sertebt Is,
ibnen Su f6meiaeln 70 pas man IS psm
StlbOf ron Ct. fouls n!dt Derpenfeu
fam, wenn er boz etntser !3sit i'm Sc
fIbl Dteies Wadien6 leiner Stride duff
erte, in rreni9en 9abEcbnten weree
2Cm in @mertcd bic Wajoritdt Der
Stimmen baben."
DAP Iegtcre 8ebauptuus ni6tS
peiter als cine u%eberiuibuns 1T, wsib
ieoer nit Den 3~ufanpen Sertraute, cod
bepetst aud rieB. peI9e Iufne'fiamz
felt Die @esner Der STRIDE ibrem0o6sz
tbume in pisiem Ganpe supenpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
Sie NemprpteStantem IN Der
Scbtpei3

baben BET elmer unlaneft gu SIten 9es
baltenen 3ulammentunft pom Delrea>
ten cine Neibe ron Bel6lIHsn 9sfabt
an psrsn Gpige ais 6irma Die n&rilts
tattpliI9e STRIDE Ger Sbweis" tebt.
Die 5auptpuntte iino frIssnpe:
1. @rlab elmer 3uibrift an Die
Gantpne bebufS Gtteuun9 zines 9e'
meinIumen YrdfunssmOpus fir Die fas
'tbOlif6en @eifIiGen ; 2. Grnennur9
spsier Special, GcmmiffCnrn, pcn De-
men rie cine nit NuSorteitune zines
Rituale unp zines Mi6aIe aaf 0ruuo>
lase Oss 5irlGer'I6en, Iunc ete anesre
NIT Bsratbuns res SerbaItft1s Der
,altfatDolil9sn @eiNli6en" s~essnlber
rem neusn 8~unpesseleBe, betrsfsnc. Gt>
pilRanc uno Gbs, beauftra9t 1T; 3.
wurre in Sa6en Ger befannIen Ans
trace Der &ir9enesmetnee SaisI unter
tbeilwei1er Qualification serfelssn oabtr
entldieren : ,8is bic SYnpre cine be-
Rimmte Gultustlsicun9 fur pie @eiRs
liden anseorrnet bat ftebt ben Sc
meineen fret, unter ben rerfAieoenen
Rleicuneen, tpslGe BET BEN tir6liden
6unctiOnen in Der fatbOlilAen STRIDE
0ebrdu6li9 tnr, fir tbrsn GCttssrisnlt
Die ibnen am paHenoiten i6etnence gu
pdblen. Yr!nctptsa it onerfannt CAP
pis.sAnweneuns Ger eanceslpra6e esn
0smeinesn aud ppr GinflbrunS Der
neuen 9itureie sefattct iei; pom ihrer
Oblieatoril6en ginfGbruns Wirp atsee
leber, ea pies nut pur6 cine ppufdns
ciss Nsnpsruns Ger Sitursie errsidt
rpereen fam. Die srf i'm Sabre 1916
son FER abe%nrIlnbilden Yierten 2aiers
an>SYnppe einssfabrte 9frpfihtuna,
penistsnS Elm Mal ceS Sobres su
bet6ten, 1T nt9t pblieatOrtfd. Gin
3sper bat mad s%emi0enbafter SrIbit~
priifune erlber su entldeiren, Oh fir
Jpn Der @mpfans pes 8ublacramentse
nOtbwsnsis pper ratbiam let. Die 6dbo
isteit our BetIeipuus setflider Amts-
tsIen 1T niat rappn ~abbdn9;S, CD
Der Yriefer perbeiratbet Urer unperbeis
ratbet lei'"
Der seler lIebt, roe pie GeFte Der
Nsuprctsftanten lelbf pafir belOrst 1T.
ibr sanses untsrfanssn lddsrli9 ~
maGen.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
&rie8sritfnn9en Der emrDpdi:
fbem Mddbte.

Na@ pficielen Nneaten betrdot pte
8riessitdrfe Der eurcpdfl6sn Armeen :
DeutltIanp 100000 Mann, Qefer>
ret&s unsarn 1,065,000 Wann, Drants
reid 100000 Mann, NueIanD H.
100000 Wanu uno Stalien 100000
Wann, 3ulammen 5,795,O00 Wann.
Nebnet man nur pur9i9nttli9 ben
Nann nit 225 Iblr. slsi& 675 Warf,
70 erseben Dtele Armesn einen Soften
aufwanp BON 1903 $4,000 1blr.,
eleid 3,911,622,O 900 Nart. Da,u
fOmmen nod pie Roiten fir Die te1nts
i6en 1ruppen anp ben Grain, 70 paB,
8ering 9ere6net, mebr aIs pier NiQt>
arcen Wart jdbrli@ fir pas 6eerpe1en
aus9eeeben peroen. lie 3ablen repsn
peutli9 8enu9.
Die Armeen Ger fIetneren Staatel
rasu sere@net MAIDEN mod cine wettere
WltQion aug.
uebsr bie Grmse : @srbdltniGt bes
ceutl1en 8etts beri6tet Elm Cores
fpOnpsnt insbelcneere nod Die 3abl
Der in Dsuti6lanb jdbrIi1 Der GrloBs
Nelelpe erftsr SLATE dbetnielenen pSl=
IiS btenffdbtsen Manuldafen betr6at
10000 Wann. Dielelbe pGree benz
mad fir Die fsben Sabrsanas Der actfs
pen uno &sietse : gsrpFi6tuns cine
Stdrfe BON 10000 Wann bsigen,
unp Dsrmas cur@ fe fir BEN Sriess>
faa pie Sabres : 8ecruteneinteaun9
nabs;u ~SerpUppeIt su psrpen. Die
Sopffarte Der beutlGen Armee ptrce
i1 binse8en bel elmer Sabrsss Hserus
tiruns bon 10000 Mann unD elmer
Disnfoerpfi@tuns pom 3p5If Sabrsdns
gen au 100000 Damn bere1; en-.
1baild9Ii9 treten Oasu, jecO& NIT ab>
rsGnuns BEG susfuQes cur@ SOB, Sn>
salipitdf &C., pro Sabr nod 10000
Wann Na1erias, 70 caB ftA Der aes
lammte WannldaftSS nnp &~elerpefanb
aIlo auf 100000 Mann bsreGnen
piirbe. Der Wannf9aftSbebarf Der
peutl9en Nrmee felt ft& fir ceren pCue
a~riesstdrte Obne Sffstere, Nsrste, 8es
ante, bin8esen nur 3u 100000
Wann, 70 oab alio BON Dem pollen Nes
cerielben sund@f nod 4tO,s
600 une BITE GrlaBreierne erfer SlaNe
bin3uSere@net $4,000 Dtsppntba pers
pdrben. Den pur9 SOB, Guss
panserun8, Snralicitdt ,e. In benz rirfe
%scrbaneenen Misunderstanding !,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
Sas lette Smartal

tes a9ten Sabr9anes mabnt, ras Ger
felbe ietnem abfdlue entsssenesbt unc
IS bletbt benz @aneeyer rur ibria an
bic Stelsn nod TN 3ldfanbe befnolis
den G~bUnnerten bic alte Wabnun9 3u
pieeerbOlsn
S6pn betm.8sstnne BEG laufencen
S~ubrsunss mu&ten mir auf Zen UNI
fane aufmerfiam, bub mir felt Nsujabr
bas pOfpOrtc, wel@es btsber ben atOn>
iaenteu su besabIen Ublos, auf unlsre
&e&nuns bssubIen mifsn. DAP In
fCIee beien ben NbOnneaten cine grleids
terune, uns baeeeen cine Isbr tetrddts
lt@e Webraussabe ertpa9ien 1T, fisbt
Sster Elm. I'm 70 ;uuerfatli6er CT,
'rartetstt ptr, bab gang befonsers bic
3ddftdrse Otns psitsren Iufldut &c,
tedt unb tus ibsrties bet tteue Sabrs
gang SOrausbe;ablt wirte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
- e @ anberer.

@arcio MprsrO NOR In @uapuquia
I'm Wdr; 1921 sebOren unp setdn.te
I'D In lstnu SuBeno pur6 feline grfOrs
fdunssreiien aus, we9en pelder i'm
Nlsranosr 6umbclpt lopar In letnem
9osmo6 Iobenb erwdbnte.
SIN Sabre 1859 purpe er infolse
elmer 8eDclutipn n'Suito netsn Cor
ricn unp Gbtribpsa gum GonluI Der
3eputIit unb 1864 gum Dittator sr>
pdblt, In psIder Giesnl6aft er ieitbel
berrIdie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
Der Nrdfbemtemmprb IN 0cma=
Dpr.

0Or einisen Wohen melcete Ter 81
lesrapb Die %@rmOrrnna Garcia Mpre
NOS, Yrafcsnten Der &epublif ECUADOR
in Gin maita. Speleib er,hienen
cerfttecenariise 8surtbeiluneen in Der
pOlttiihsn 1assspreie: wdbreno Die
fatbOlil@en BIdttfrn In Ger blu!ipen
Chat einen Aft pOlitiiGer 0srlGwDruna
BON Settle Der Greieeifer erblidten, aells
ten bic ssgnerii@en Sldtter cen Grmur.
ceten ale etn ieinem 0erbdnsniTe per,
fouenen IYrannen bar. Nus unpars
tettider Sueae entnfbmen mir bieriber
naGifebenpe Mittbetlun8
Am 6. @usut III Don @abrieI @are
cia NOreno, Der Yrdipent Der 3epub-
lit Gcuaccr In Quito naeu1lerilb ers
r1crcet rprben. Ginsr Der @erbreGer,
Der Wajcr Gaufinp Rayp, purre bi-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

no matter for what day they are odver.

no matter for what day they arc ndver-
tised.
The fact that tho public know that
sales can only take place on the first
Saturday Of tho month. will not of itself
he sufficient 10 inform them what and
whose property will be offered for sale.
Fof that purpose they will have to re-
sort to the official journal. Now, II that
Is the case, would they not be as well
Informed Of what they wish to know II
the sales could take place at any time
during the month, after the legal de-
lays had expired2 There is. therefore.
no force or weight in that argument.
The plea or convenience cannot stir-
cessfully be urged I'm support Of this
law, for tho reason that H. operates
rather to tho great Inconvenience Of
parties litigant who may be- Interested
in public s,tlcs Of property. These parties
must necessarily be represented Ivy Mt
%torneys. Now. how can III attorney
duplicate or triplicato himself us tho
case moy be-. 40 as IN bc present Mt sales
occurring on tho SANE day IN tho three
parishes Of his district, when he hap.
pens TO represent clients In all three
parishes? There il surely o great In
convenience In this, which calls for n
remedy Mt tho hands Of our Legislators.
We, therefore, hope that tile statute
In question will be. promptly repealed
and that n return be made to the old
style Of making judicial sales whenever
the legpJ delays shall have expired. re-
CARELESS of tho day of tho weeN or
month. -1hijOdGup Sentinel.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
Mississippi Raid by Morton.

II is q significant fact that Mr.. Nor
ton, while having in his possession the
official report OF the agents sent down
by Attorney General Pierrepont to Mis-
sissippi to investigate affairs, did not
dare to quote its contents or have the
paper read. This document was not al
1uded to In the debate, but your CORE
s%pondent Is able TO state, on high Off
cial authority, that 1t does not sustain
the position OF Gov. Morton. 1t does
not give color to the fimsy charge that
the election was carried by fraud or vio-
lcnce.
VIEWS Oh II MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION.
The Mississippi delegation warmly
repcl the assertions OF Mr.. Morton and
his informantS as u calumny On the
State. Col. Lamar stated to-day in CON
versation that the election was one OF
the most quiet and orderly he had ever
witnessed. In respect TO the great POI
litical change in Yazoo county, he said
it was because the negro population had
voted in a body against the Ames party.
Intimidation is no more TO be presumed
because they voted the Democratic
ticket in u body than formerly, when
they voted the Republican ticket in a
body. II intimidation had occurred In
the last election, the vote would have
largely fallen of. the eject OF 1ntllni-
dalton being to keep meu from tue polls:
The Republican leaders were divided
and disintegrated, Wells, the United
States District Attorney, being hostile
to the Ames ticket, and ex-senator
Revels also being hostile, the latter
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
Names Of Delegates mud Alternntcs 10 the
January State Convention.

10 ASSEMBLE WEDNESDAY. tru IHox1Mo. m
HI. PAtrtoE's lIAbt. INV ORLEANS.
Nj. MARTIN Alexander Usllpnet. Martin
Vouthiee. Aleibiades ueilnne. Charles Gtietlan.
ieto. " Unoiinunp. 4. Olivier. g. BtniIAanrd. i. H.
l}otgeroi,. s. be,uihgcau. VA. vou,nef aud L.
Dupuis.
Gutbraus, H. y. t~sljou,goois. Emilio Ioanni. j.
'ThNuirAnos William Akors. l.. W. ooppe,iy.
6 y kennon, o " A'qeker, lr ) = Ford, II.
ilaopl, j. %fenpeit, Y. tal,,n. ". ii. Weiimr. W.
=. Holden. 7. NJ Terry, u. II, Robertson, james
FnAeKhr-tlon duncan guie. daleeaia. Hon.
T. W Morris. alternate; COT w. II. GoYlnn dele.
happ. delegate, H. Y. Young. 4lterunln; ooi. Il.
g. u hawkes.. dnl"gole, WIN u Mcdonald, uliet.
nate.
M%oerp2usp Giles n. cresto,hJ Harvey rrig.
liams, 1nines. NJ, sliarr. ". T. Bouekley, 1olip.
l.awiend. +. r. Collins. A. y hellot and Dr. q, d
Marhble.
'LlvirastoN Aleck, unnatoot, O. q, Brennou.
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NJ. 'if1isnrsa. j. NJ Notifies. r. O. prpdford. u.
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Jamws;s ' odea;. y <. Wo5'"o"ayd;l, v ". : i. " J. W"s"sp..
"a Api'ler. Bonnet, Watson. \ y, ~llobgrts, q 9.
,iarer. Z. Y WoHIga,l y = M.oeehee lion.
CAIGAsiEu- Hon. q. W. Richardson. Dr. w. ".
kislqnas . z Andro4, r. M"yo, James Colo
'Av"ss.sra"a"R Il. Thorpe, 9. A. p"dgIon..A A.
Letnoine. John Oquln md Hon. Al. laiargue.
nate. J.. Qnspari deiogpte, q. y Gillespie: alter.
mite. J. ". Reegnu .dolcgnte, n, Iiorson alter
na,s, v q l'2sa d]sl1eat.; ". 4. Fender alter,
alternate. ~ J. Cunningham; delegate u T.
!Iail,orn altornatg. n. IerQt delegate, T.. N.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

hnving since declared that II WINS =
fair election, aud TINT the result grew
out Of the disgust Of the negroes Tor the
present State administration. Col ~,
mar said also That ntnl,y ~ the oppo.
nents Of Aiues were third term Grant
men. The result was duo IN large men
s,,fe to tho refusal or the President 10
put the State under military force. This
caused IN immense number Of respect.
able and aged citizens to register. who
had previously refusedt to do so. regard.
ing any effort TO rescue tho State Ms h
hopeless task. Col Lamar also in.
stances the great amount Of scratching
pf tho ticket, MS n proof lint fraud and
intimidation were not used. ms scratch.
ing OF the ticket does not occur when n
vote Is directed by force.
nrruptiCaN D|isptrbrNE COMPACT.
Uov. Morton will press for n vote o,
his resolutions on Monday. The Sonata
seems to he ready for any exlreIne
course. The discipline Of the Radicals
Is very compact, aud thcy have about
ton majority Whenever IT. IL needed
W0shington Correspondence Couvie.
.LytyuuI
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
An Important Truth.

IL IL not necessary nor desirable To
fight n foe with muskets, who may OBJ
press VA. n he have u physical power
which may render n conflict hopeless
aud foolish but q great people like
those OF Louisiana have such weapons
always nj hand and always IN order
with which e. maintain their rights and
90 defend themselves against wrong.
that II orportuncly and powerfully
used, are kccncr than lightning aud
more terrible than thunder. Rcmem.
bcr that Il was with such weapons that
Virginia, Georgia. Alabama and Missis-
sippi, and cre,g other Southern State OK
cept Louisiana apdSouth Carolina, have
cmaucipatcd themselves IN the face of
the Radical power nj Washington, from
suffering md misrulc. Their ca,,sc and
prospects were thought to he quite as
hopeless by many IA yours may appear
now. Those States all feel rs the earth
feels the sun. that trade. the value Of
property. and mechanical and indus.
trial labor, all depend notupon amiablc
and imaginative theories in respect to
commercial systems and IN talking or
writing about possible steamships. and
Of foreign countries for supplies. but ON
sound, pure. thorough representative
political systems for restoration aud
safety
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

STATE HotsE Tactics. Some one has,
during tho past summer, beeh looking
into the whereabouts Of certain articles,
the property OF tho State. which have,
from time 20 time. under previous
regimes Of the faithful, waltzed away
from their accustomed places. Mr..
---- has recovered thus far one
desk. found In the Assessors Office
four chairs, from State Armorer; one
clock, from VIM. Epps tcolored). Ia
whom II was sold by the ~Scrgeant~at.
Arms of the Legislature IT 1879, for 10
one desk, from Bloomtleld's store: ak
chairs from the once OF the Recorder
ct Births and Deaths. Tho Harhor
Masters Office is next on the list. but
into that Mr.. --4- could not got. II
being locked.
This IL q pretty good beginning. II
Il will only lead into a search for prop
crty stolen from the State In other and
higher directions. Louisiana would
soon be rich and out of debt,