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, 1875-01-12

Bourbon ralo in Spain begins with tho ap-
polntment Of VA1MAsEpA as Captain- General
of Cuba. lie is tho " bloody-butchcr ;"
Captain General who had fivo students shot
for scratching four meaningless lines on q
piece of glass set in tombstone. One-aul-
a-quarter lives per scratch was q pretty cheap
estimase Of human life, even for Spanish
grandee in Cuba, and VA1MAsgoA had to be
recalled. A1ruosso XII. sends him back
again, and he asks for 10000 more troops to
prolong the hopeless struggle. man Of his
n,urdorous stamp Is just about ft to represent
Spanish barbarity and weakncss He will no
doubt murder, oppress and rob to his Royal
masters content, md ho will no doubt fail to
subdue Cuba as utto!ly as every titled blood.
hound lot loose on that unhappy island hero
tofore hns failed,
, 1875-01-12

Mr. DAN W11p-CAT TALL SYCAMORE Voon-
HxEs, having withdrawn his name from tho
senatorial canvass in Indiana, tho contest is
now practically between HOLMAN and Nc
Donald. HOLMAN haa no viows Of the cur
rency question TINT he is willing to avow,
while MCDONALD is in favor Of gradual re-
turn to specie, and says 80. The chances Eeon,
to bo very much in favor Of MCDONALD. As
for poor VooauzEs, his failure is miserable
enough. We congratulate the Democrats Of
Indiana that they arc SO happily rid Of him.
OF course, his defeat is to DO interpreted rs
settling the fact that the people Of 1ndiana
arc not IN favor Of unlimited imitation or Of
Reputation in any form,
, 1875-01-12

Il there is ono Professor of Virtue at the
National Capital moro conspicuous than an-
othor, that ono is Col. DosS P1Arr, who was
yesterday convicted Of having received s5, 900
from the Facillc A1ml corruption fund.
This bribo-taker has been so open
mouthed and indecent in his cal-
umnious "exposures and investigations
that tho people long ago began to suspect,
what has now proved to be the case, that le
ia himself many fathoms deeper in the mire
than tho persons whom lo yilifcd and tra-
duced. Most of the ISLANDERS upon President
GIANT which have at one time or another
found currency in the public press were in
vented BY PIArr
, 1875-01-12

somo Of the bills introduced In tho House
at Washington yesterday read remarkably
well by thoir titles and, as tho American
people will in oil probability never hear any
thing more Of them, We desire to cell partic-
ular attention to them at once Ona was .
bill to abolish the office OF Lieutenant. Gen.
erd Of the Army. It came, OF course, from
Bourbon Democrat,-on who admired
suRa1DAN just as little when no made
his dash at Winchester a. when be
suggested the suppression Of the White
League brigands in Louisiana. Another bill
proposes that the import dutieH Of the United
States ahall be increased by 10 per ceut euar-
terly, beginning next March, until American
gold Rhall bo at par with the legal-tenler
notes. How much the import duties would
be increased under this act we do not laro to
say. We might in time como 10 be as near
specie.paymeats md in the sams prosperous
condition every way rs Cuba il. They Aavo
tried tho plan ip Cuba.
, 1875-01-12

The, witness AnEnr, being brought to tho
bar Of the House yesterday, md having been
informed TINT he would be committed for
contempt If ho did not reveal tho names Of
the persona TO whom 10 disbursed Pacific
Mail corruption money. agreed to testify as
desired. Ho was then examined privately by
tho Ways and Means Committee, and
it came out that he paid S25, 900
to Col. Joux W. FoRNEy, propYie-
tor Of tho Philadelphia Press; $4,000
to Mr. SHAW, the Washington correspond.
cnt of the Boston Transcript !; 5000 to
DoNN PIATg, proprietor of the Washington
CAPITAL; end smaller amounts to other news.
paper correspondents. Wo are pained and
surprised to lesru that tie press too, has
been bought; that the one protection which
the reorlo haro against corruption and na-
tional degradation ia not 80 so,snd and
atoadfast Us wo supposed it WITS. but
VIC do not tire Of tho investigation. The hot.
ter tho Bceut is, the moro vigorously it
should DO pursued. Wo want to know, and
to have the country know, the names of tho
Journalists who haye betrayed their profess
sion into tho hands Of the mouey-leuders
and the corrupsionists. The case of Mr.,
FonsEE will provoke Us much pity as indigna-
ton. That long lifo distinguished for
eminent services to tho cause Of freedom
should be crowned by 10 dlsgraceful IN DIT is
surely distressing thing.
, 1875-01-12
THE TOM SCOTT AND ST, LOUIS JOB,


l'e1ofe eonesessmen Fota on the PROPOSE
t'o!1 ~ .naAe tho people pay Tor laying 3,ooo
i,''les ~ oi t1aos 1or Inc Atlantic q Pacific and
.no .eaas raclno "'!a-eas faalroads across
,ne inferior aesefts OF the continent, it will
W wen for them 10 kno" "nat sort OF oonn-
'ry theso foaus propose to develop" It
may pe 1ha' sahdy stretches and rugged rocks
cannot % maae 70 blossom Like the rose, even
"aeh nahnfea With BONDS md greenbacks al
10. we publish elsewhere IN this issue
extracts from Gen. HAzEH's article in
tho enrront number OF the North
american hes'eao, which will convince
the impartial render That it is idle
to dro"'n Of developing this dreary, barron
highland Waate oy constructing one or two
or thousand railroads through it. We in
v'te Congressman to road these extracts in
order that they may know whether or not to
, 1875-01-12

Our correspondent at Now Orleans,
"lsENo,' has penetrated the superficial crust
Of the present Louisiana excitement, ind, in
his letter printed in TuE TRIBUNE of ycster-
day, be came nearer the fundamental error of
the Louisiana people than any correspondent
who has written Of their troubles. They lio
beyond the WILTz Legislature, beyond the
emeuto Of Sept. II last, beyond tho KELLOGG
election Of 1872, and beyond the Reconstrue-
ton Of 1868. They aro to DO found in the
character Of the people from whom New Or
leans and tho greater part OF Louisiana aro
composed. They arc the efhanations Of q
deep-rooted disloyalty of iong~standlng, and
native prctlisposition to hatred md rebellion
against the Federal Government. Tho funda-
montal errors Of ths Louisiana people may
be divided into three classos, viz. Generic,
traditional, and political.
I. The generic trouble with Louisiana is
that its influential people belong mainly to
the Latin race. Tho Briton aud Touton
unite In devotion to parliamentary, constitu-
tlonal government, aud tho settlement Of dis
putcs by the judiciary. They frame statutes
and submit private and political complica-
tions to their solution. They are cool, de-
liberate, and law.abiding. No 80 tho Celtic
latins. They believe in the revolutionary,
coup detat system. They hold TINT the mi
nority may rule whenever they develop suftt.
cient physical force or political cunning to
overthrow tho majority r,llo. Tho coup tretat
theory has come down to them as M
heirloom OF their race. As It prevails
, 1875-01-12

u,
Tho tr,,nn pf lin rtnis;au, Whitn Itcn1,,c
;. e'' ~ Wv -,'"'"' =, ,,'.' '.t'o A1e"e''
ia tho New OrGnl1s THltctin, which is q red
Iaot inccnliary sheet TINT Inns dono everything
In its power to ca,lso mischief Ii, tlo orgnn-
izoiion Of lin T.t,iu;aun T,ois1,t,,r, wa
80. .- -, g
1aRe 1ron lis cotllluhA tile following extract,
showing how t1,e 1Tnusn If Iec,,rnsnn+at;vns
wns s.nr,or;,cd =" m ", All, ;,ut II so,a,
Tho announcement Of a quorum Ind lust been m,.,s
Msn @ Mr. ntLsisu. q 1a.tenrche. moved that tho
Ylorna tho ccrk, d'l mt eniestatn the n.oon, anI
n1. Lttsu put j. hnseii' Sallina she Affirmative and
larat!nn sooner ,na,is linn III. Wt.1z was On
yan H, cor. s aer a sah3 da ~ Mao
H. r.prca tho sarsl slnartly and called tha l1oAe
Jus;icc nors4ox Immediately seppcl forward and
auin!stc5e. ,1 te oasl. As 1nsn,er u the 1ousc.
swear him ia IA a,,eaker. ItowE1t Declined ~
Mitrx T.. r.tansA eo chair snItlss great excitement
Speaker wItrz, when quiet was restored. sworc In
III rn@n ~ ts u ases Is;ag III ,1es ees
t<m., md r. ]. TntzssAsr CLERK rso I'm. =.
scnsiEa. Of ts 1s51tl u II Il uesou G 'aa 6nxn af
tlr.l.t rar;.: JAMES nhtcr Of ulcnyi!c, aud O.. A.
inc a"n.sd. nat d reserved to tie te uuposttton ion
e'Maasss n,,aaa t,sas to ,Hs,':, snn,Ss.: :. u,, m
reierrcd 10 The Legislature md the nebors .eatcd aro
ssee , esaF1a f "a esrtsa ~ sae pe;nocrais Committee
crea nut Of nr r, Tho uouaa had 10. been pernsa-
'ens,s ,,,'. oEeaa'1ea Ill.,, .
n,,:.:..s, 4'as4s1s .'lus les'.,sea n'o
snn,,... w,, ~ a.,.s., ~, 'ue ~
tio u srsaker II resulted uo follows 's'' ''
y4M sr. ~ HAHN Ia H. .ak sna a.cta clsfk xnass Tree
This yoto confirms Cen. Surn,n,v's rcnort
that there wero but fftv Democrats nrcsant
in tho beginning; tho votes for HAM wero
given by Republicans 1I,uu votino h1aak
This IS the Democratic yers;on of wfat too1-
place. Tie Inv Of the s.oto provides tbat
those members of tho Legislature who sl,all
be declared du}y elected bv tho Returninc
Board shall alone por,icjnate in the orcanizo-
ton of Tho House, The House consista Of
III members, end log wcro returncd ns
elected, Tho cases of tho other five wero re.
ferred to tie House for its decision tcacu ar
gauized, Tho temporary occunation of tho
chair by W11rz, though illegal aud usurpiug
Of itself, amounted to nothing; but W11rz
refused to nllow the roll to bo called mud
votes taken because the House WIS mt mr.
ganized; and vet. without being oroanized.
without boing. a "Houss" in any lecal
sense, he declared that fro persona who
wcro unknown to thu Inv. md nro,
, 1875-01-12

Senator SHERMAN introduced the Forty
first Parallel Railroad bill yesterday with tic
Aattering remark TINT he did not at I'll ap-
prove Of its character. Such notes Of intro
duction hnve been delivered before now, but
we mover heard that tho person or thing SO
introduced wns much benefited thereby.
, 1875-01-12

AIr. Ron1ssoN is ono Of the Seuators from
Cook County who enjoys the distinction Of
having been elected, in Republican district,
over Lila competitor by Republican votea No
wonder, therefore, that Mr. RoB1xsoa should
soize the very first opportunity to distinguish
himself and Justify the votes Of his Repub-
Acan constituents who gayo him Ills place.
Tho occasion presented isaelf yesterday. Ito
ca:lcl for joint committee Of fourteen to
co;ls'dtr y tic outrage upon thu rigLta Of otr
sliter Stats Of Louisiana" Alr. Routusoa. Of
course, expects to bo Chairman Of that
Committee, ana he proceeded forth.
, 1875-01-12
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

Hi1fA Or srrscn1rrroN trATanrK N ApvAEcI}.
Faxtnac Frepntd mt tflls On1cc.
ea'tE b{ mali.. 1N, SnnIay Iay.........."S3.n1 .
farta Of year At the same rats
Ia prevent delay and m!stakct bc and slse Post
Ctaes address IN full, Including State and County.
Romianets mar n,ahs either BY dfaf t1prekt- Fcsf
C1bes etds=, or In xisert letters. 1t our risk.
1xAMs TO CITY srnscn1pKns.
Daiy, delivered Sunday eacepsed. o5 cents rer wsek
Daily. tsrsred. Sundsy 'nrludnd. 30 cant, ror wcok
&ddress THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Garner Madison snA Dcarborn.sts,. Chicago, Iii.
, 1875-01-12

JOINT sob. The nature OF tho country through
which IL passos' betofo the Junction. 1s sub
e'ahAa'y Inc same, aays Gen. 1lAzEs,
az t'"t aireaay descfibed. lho iertilo lata
ocs'ns 10 disappear Mt about tho osth
laFa'ie'' aha peters ont" thoroughly by TIC
t'mo tho lootl' paral!ol il rcaeheL Thence
'ot.n We nave l'tt'e strips OF good soil
win t.cseft waters surrounding thein,-ono
"cro u eoo.t 10 l"o acres OF oaa. lho
"os'efn ha'f OF the laa'an Ieffitofy IL TOO
dFy ana barron TO TIL, and tho country1 con-
'lnaes 30, with sofno low exceptions until
VI. W. foech tho Nio uranae III Now Mexico
4.'o ,'a'ey ., tn'S s'feahl onefs Email area
u ou4''s"'aoAo latu. SONG "est @sain' "e
enter q volcanic deaolate country. Luz only
proa"cts afo sa8o-ornsh' jumper, and stnnsed
plne' 1t ls 80 worthless that no game is
'o'ho IN IT, ouI OF every loo acres' W l-s
are OF no use. inc land boyond the point
OF 1anct'on mas been already described aa NJ
most utterly "sld' anu IN summer intensely
NOT anu pafehea.
VI what possible use will these two ronds
o' ~ ~ ~. -, Aon's a''u 'ne eoutn 1ho way
't"ho wal never amount TO anything worth
coIs'aer'h8'- -sage-prusn and hka1l-water arc
nov III ''''so oeh'a'it'' INC 1rlghtiai heat on
uAo p'"'''s Ill summer aha 1ne iens1nl storms
W us nlo"n.''ns III "'nter WILL my M almost
pefpe'oal o"onreo On .no transport OF per-
,s'!. ,suao'e 'nfoosa 11o'ent. ana there VIII be
lls1ie .nroueh 1fo'gns 70 transport The
PA'uo''A u 'is ooull. VIII Bull BECK tHe AT
.a".'' ~ aeA'ouu' w. lucy uo now, oecaaae
:, 10 '"sf' t,'". 'no eooos oo"Ghs IN e1-
,n,'a 'so ~. .ns'l eo,son -, ete 10 10 ioaha,
~, @ - ro - 'ne iaol'o oiopo win
n.'n 'esn . "nAe. d. oal' rianclsco' instead
e"n Dsso' M ~ spatlefn .''iiori'''' tao 'oF-
ln1'as m',.. y. ~ ioa oooif lne' neea'.se NORTH
e4n es,''o'n'', c'Seon' anu No.oaa' "h1on
A, Ao14a 'Ao ptouue4ng seo.4on VI 1la s'ope' no
muen IL neafor oo1. francisco ahan san olego'
, 1875-01-12

Judge NORRIS, counsel for Mr.. Triton,
said in his opening speech yesterday that one
of the witnesses to be called by tho plaintitf
would DO 1Ir. BEEcnER himself. OF course,
Er. BEEcuzn will not be expected to convict
himself and, Of course, also, he will not
refuse to testify On TINT ground.
, 1875-01-12

=, 141 o'onnl"' report OF tho commissioners OF
tho Illinois State penltentiary is very interest,"
@ a.sat. sa' HlauS VI I'D uetal's nneo poon
1"eo'soo ny 'eies9apn ana pnniehed' Inc Com
aolsanstnin,,,r t,r 'A1 @ saoo nv, Ta noen
"oii nuota'l'As 'ot o'es TWO Joals+ 1hi5 ID III
excellent contrast with the condition Of thu pEis.
taiping 1t Vas $1,000 day In addition to tho
thai hnva orortuato5 IN th. .,root .ot..a, H..
.nA' ".'e o,on'ea'ea IL LILO 6fea' te'ofn' thaE
doaa doh nrrsv N s7 respect ths state Is n
Cor,,niso;as,sr 80 .t."--..,' M1.A'D' aAet ,t
commissioner ana a1terWards warden OF Tho
fno,nont IN I q,e ~ 1r1,,,., * 49,. .~-,.. r..
,....as". -, " ,s'o. ~ "ao'a AZ ~ a,' oomen' ino
and yeyenty-tvo Of t.,oso conv,ots nra e,. n1oro1
nr,or contract a. ,,,l,;nt n;oar. H,ra,ss p,,:,a
w s@4'ouets o'1p.oseo @oous tho prison. Dix
improvements and additions b.ya % ham m. ,naaa ~
49, .'.,.st. alI auui'onS na'' psen 'uaos ~
Forty-cichs prisoners are updor ,ifo se:t.ucea
Tho cr;roaa for ,vlich +bav 80 oo,,,.,o..s 49,,
, ans esass ios wi'a lucy sfs CONVICT :a anu
are ssated as followe:
~ n,,.,+,ra, ~, ,o..,, a,.
81 W lor @ @orsas3 ana e54 fot larceny,
Q. !or assaI 70 M and nnIser " tor rape = fur a..
whsh ly occupation, 2so are farmers 3cs lab 50
~ ~ ~ 80
egn Of ha tosn afS bola III sna srs g 'gs 90
~ ~ EihGnsh q csnaaans snd 9! colorcd,
@ ni goGx o sSmas Of Is pss ssnt
years Of sentences ana fiat Of !eligic1s thc1s
Irosbyterians 8: Luhesans. q sptiss. and sosnake
opa o e ~ Re-
, 1875-01-12
THE INDEPENDENT AND BOURBON Al
LIAECE.

H. -
1,a.nooxo+ . ,aa.o-za.. ;..~as4, ~ = ,..n. pou6uon
1a.as - 1...~ss1'....:s ~. oas'a u W. ~ ne
ro,,oo1 IN ios .r,,;a' aa.s;.u " ~,o 81: "
~ ~. H-:.;,..a. ~ 49, 1oeo eA4ofen
At. t.nn.a,. ~ fn-ss soA1oq,''
f,,,n, 1ootaas, o,,,at.s -. ~. o.i",' ~,
oxo1r7as ~ no,arsJ a1;,zs,s ~; 80 @ ~ - "nl.H
Il. Schools h., ,or.,.;,, 49, p'o
.ororota .o,,oo,, A "
1sha 49,. - oo.a..u ,,.
norr,,on ~ f-o,, - u.aas";e - 1au~s. o@' ~, 'e'e.un
a,,cod III, ~ ohni;at sls e.. -,
soboo, ~ n,,o,oi,,n.a. ,~a ~ sa.,l: .taa
n Tho b,,;,7na ~ nro,,r;1s % ;,.o W. w. ,.on ss.,'
fo, tha ;n,u~oh,a ;1,aa.a 49, ~ .L.,.ap ~
so,,t1,ar., No,n,,1 Ca.,aa, -. - , N..o l.o
conversion to tha nss ~ +ha H. % faah;. u ;aa"s tsa
children n Tho gtote e'''-@'N''N0
rheso oro characteristic neoe,,ro. r,,o,o,,
neither Of tleao hils viii ha 1;1a,,, ~ ,,"ea
+hat u;,, f,,a boo~.,, n,,,,.,,.t e's''
&C.,, -. N ns... ssHFo.s -AoA, ~, 'uo soA-
IN - stot. sovara;ant," ~ ,.,,aaa s,,.tss..0 80.
IL t,e roao,ntiona ~ ;os ona ,n1,n 49, .h;a,s ] 49,.
ona ~ tho IN o1ior. .t,o r;a,,.s - -, a.-1." :a'
c;t;zor 10 - t,~;rr, -, H. n.;,1..n -" e:'n -:
noranco Tat -. I'll =. ,.hat .,,aaa LIZ rs
,,ro,,ooo Tbs~o ,,o~o l. 1,1;..;a -. ,a-o
ioos ,ba1,, 3 mn ,,,o,.,-1 1,,;,;,uo. - ~,
ooo Tba.o ~ s..t....5 .,,-s,s., ~ ~ 49, y 40
20 r,ora ecboo, a;.,-;otv ~ 49, e. MI 1,1So
,7o rot ovarot,a 7nrc,, o1or tr,, % o,,;,s.oz 10y =.
ocboo1 a;.. r;ot Will ~ h,,d.e;,a - .,:a.'..a
t,,ara ora ,,nua rla,r A. -. -. -.
roro ;nrt,nooa t,,,,;., ..e,,.. - ,s,:,. - ~
t;fv sano-otn sctoo1 M sxana.;s,a's 'aa.
ID ~ a,e,,,do thaae ,,rfo-taaa.as, s..~sa ~ ,
cr;me IL t1eir color wi 7n"na - .lan, "iss t.,
,y1;ta h1oo5 r. tha;. uaina t.s,s. 4a'o
onnortnn;tv - iaar, aran tha @ ,1a,an.a s us
~ .avrht ~ 49, IL. % Wv ...'-.M sass ss .uas
eohoo1 Tr,a ~nan .,h, s."a.oss ~s .,':a ssI.e1
o~a lora ~ .ha;r 5enpaa;st;.s -. asAon .,a ~:
nororco ~ +ha oo,o~a1 aas",..,o a ~
,hav ;,s;.. ,,,o. .a~aa..,ot,s" ~. 80. ~
;,7noro,,,o IL, dan,,~, ~ 49, s1.n,sN ssN f.,
,ssi,,,aaa - s..an,3;.a ~ ,'s.,,:s .au,a Auo
~ .ha eoma ,,,na .,,an ~, ] .ha.s.a," a' n ~"
s.... ' ~"AN sSA''44"'A''' A>eA4''-
nh. po,n,,,,.u
aa1.Spssasa. W., a,.a,. aaus. |'1 t'eton4 VI
,:,.. s o' es4,"ss. '"e 1'spuo''ean
49, No. :, 49, ,, e.oA1o Anei"7e''ea upon
Sne s1Ae" Ivy nas' se'eosea.
.,es'a ~ ~. ana In Pupus''lou - u s'sp w.
sAa s1A' - 14s oo'ao,tal,o '.,.. .ousaBues' he'
eoso' "AA0a Wv AoStA..s 10 'e'ung toe
Aee.' 'o'4A ~ i'a" at4o "s'.e' oae nls "s-
eoas tut to'.c.'ns neefoeS e3tonus 10 aenools
eano'as4y* ins otate mas es'eohsaet' too'
suaools :, 1oF the eaueat'on OF teaoAers, ffee to
a4 petsons from a.l parts OF tue State The
, 1875-01-12

4 very important decision has lately been
rendered by the Minnesota Supreme Court,
the effect Of which will bo to impair al1
charters ot corporations derived from the
Territorial Legislature. The rensona Of the
decision are given in Il dispatch printed this
morning in tho columns Of legal news.
, 1875-01-12
Ul3e Ubler<s1Dn Urilbaaat.
Tuesday Morning, January IL. 1875.

Tho report Of tho meoting at Cooper 1nsti-
tute last night was received too late for any
review of tho speeches. The Democratic
element, our correspondent says, predomi-
mated.
, 1875-01-12
T0.oAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

ADELpHl Observation-Disclosures street corner Mon
ros. Variety shtetAnment.
, 1875-01-12

The Chicago produce markets were gen.
orally tasns yesterday. Ness pork waa
nodeEatsls active, and 1o@12 q PER brl
, 1875-01-12

MCCORMICK HALT,-Snsth CLARK strtot, soFner Kin
I!e Lrctnse hy the flon SCHUYLER coifAK. subjeet'
, 1875-01-12

AR1IIAR LODGE, No. fns. 4. r. / 4. M.-ReRu1sr
communication this frnesaayl oven!nE At ~ o'cck.
sharp, hels hall, +! onroa-ft far wnk Tn the f. T.
G. II. lkAfiE. Sraf.
, 1875-01-12

ATTENTION. SIR KN1oIITs.-sptc:al conel.vc Of
Apolo Genmsndesy. NJ T. T.. sh,t EiuS'dsy, m sven:
eect, Willing Sir KnIghfn cnurtnnl.v ia.Itet. by
Srser Of Tie Il. L. Il. d. W. LOCKE, Recorder.
, 1875-01-12

lis commercial honor Ia III tho hands Of sharp
crs and spectators. 1t Is the plsgue-spot Of
tito country. Its newspapers reflect its char-
, 1875-01-12
BUSINESS NOTICES

WAR DECLARED on rI1tIft PR1CE9.-RETURN-
I'd baai+ 50 for full rot bc. teeth First
sa:s ns ,sdaSya r. Sv9a .a q
AAudolph.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-27
'''' For True Kcntnckisn.
"Sic Senper Tyrannis."

- !, - 5ft-. ''.f
When a2! Butler the beast was 'ule' and
The people I'LL knew he was Int thief
Upheld by his solllies in royal estate,
He stole all the spoons, as well ~ tho
plate. ..>..
But Philip came down with wonderful
dash. -, ..,a -cg ..... ...d
And turned up his nose at. stealing suol
& trash. t' - T. . - ~
"l]l fitch Your good .,'r'mo-proclaim
you aanditti, ..,a .,....
AID rnin forever tue fame of your city y
He comes by commend of Ulysses the
Great, ,l-..., a.. .al-t+...
10 cononer'the people, and ruin the State;
With soldiers we'll drilled, and amor all
sg;SAt' ssi;s is4 ii wrong, st ,u.,e,t,
i sssofthot right OF ssY> a.'s'' 2F1f
His order, when issued, sarely sl,,si, sand,
Till all laws aud order are swept from
tile land 90 &i&"1,A 'a 77'.s.'
IT'S Philip the tyrant md tool Of ulysses,
Whose name shall .be, linked forever with
misses.
u T. 3yn ~ .5lHtr49.ij ~.
He st uts through tue streets with tie
5a air Ola kin@,t tel sua out
Tho vile little reptile, contemplate thing,
With no fear for his life, from . people
40 brave; g.; .nu.at ea9 80
WHO look With i disgust on on tho arch little
Upheld and s,,ppo. ted in all ofhis wrong,
Dy an arm which no thinks both mighty
and strong. tt.
But the people will sweep them away 1t
tho last, q aiD3jrg.g E. =,
LikG !'i the foam 10! on t ! ocean is swept by
r;.3sw lit i;yd sLy.sfuyli
No tyrapt SD IL lule in this free land of
ours, ~ ..,,,. ...., ...a.
Or exercise IN il unlimited power.
The people, the source Of all power and
might, :, >gg,au... IS rugF |
Arc aaIck 10 discern both the wrons aal
~ The light; rus ''S 10
And he Who attempts to rule ~ tho
swod, : ,..'t+
In the end will 10 sure to reap his To-
g. ward; ..f. 81 Z, .t175Hs9
For The people, outraged, and betrayed
in their tlllst; 4.
Willt:x,np'e the tyrant atlast ia the dust.
9saias Grad ti6at 81 ass, sQGb
Then bear with oppression yet :while
The i is'if Of the nation grows every cry III
Thai tho lyrant will. learn when su>cly
,r;s himself self that's destroyed instead Of
= the State; ~@fs 2 ~ -
For ting Cod-giyen light Of freedom sh-ll
stand
TIN tyranny all shall be swept from Tie
Aud the glad shout will be heard o'er the
I'd land and tie sea, TO- =
."This is the home' Of the brave, and iAo
land OF tho nee I" f.ii qaz 4
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-27

"A GAME BREAKrAsr.-There is
nothing IN which tho sud md simple
denizen of tho Far West 40 delights
as in astonishing the tenderly enc.
raid; emigraut. Fifteen Of these
wistful beings, fresh from the gorge
Gus civilization of the East, tluttered
into q Virginia City restaurant the
other day for a breakfast. While
they were studying the bill of fare q
melancholy Virginia citizen walked
in and measured tl,om with a glance.
The opportunity was too delicious to
resist. He sat down and loudly re-
marked. "Waiter, how long does a,
man have to sit here before you come
to take his order I" The ambling
waiter shrisked, "All right, Mr.. Ter
~ !; what'll you have, Mr.. Terry I"
The peosive Terry Instantly ordered,
10 q tone of thunder, the following
picturesque dishes; Baked holn-toad /,
two boiled lizards on toast, with taran-
tula sauce slowed rattlesnakes on
the side.' That waiter was acquaint-
ed with tho ways of Virginia City,
and, without even a CULVER of an eye
lash, observed to the Chinese menials
10 the kitchen: "Ba-aked horned to-
a-ad two broi.l.ed lizards on to-a-
ast, tran.n.tala sauce !; slowed rat
tlespake on the slide! For Mr..
Terry-ver-r-y nice and we'll done ~
Mr.. Tsrry's real breakfast, privately
ordered, presently appeared, and
every individual emigrant cboked
himself and got pain in his spine with
looking over his shoulder in the vain
effort to see the remarkable dishes
which the ingenious Terry was calm
~ enjoying.-Dc'roI Fee Press.