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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

''s.--" NisisA MI tls.fN
TINT existed on the i.h OF S,p-clnf g. i-.-.
"a opposition TO the re-ozuizst -.a.e On.
eminent still retain their orrir.I.
equipments and Commanders, and en-
called olt NJ any hour O. resisr the --
government. Under the circumstan
same military force has been c1uIi1l-
louisiana - was sent there unls-
hfst cal, and EGler tie same c.15.-
instruction. repea: that the o.
assumed By the troops is nct p.
ant one to them TINT the all
Is not composI of lawyers, caol.a
OF Judging at moments notice jus. hos
lar tley can g in the maiatcnanec % las
and order, and tina. il was imoo-s g.,
girr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

and loss Of liie. Both parties appear -
have relied upon them as con=ervat.-.
the public peace The first cali We Raj.
by democrats 70 remove persons o,r.s.
to them from the Legislature mall. alIt.
second from republicans 10 remove rer..-
who had usurped seats n the legi>.,-.-.
without legal certificate authorlzn- H..
to seats. and IN sufficient number o. c.s-.
a majority. Nobody was dIsturhed
military who mad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

in law OF equity arising under the provisions
of said act and OF the act amendatory
thereof { jngross seems to have contemplate
ed equitable As well a lega! proceeding to
prevent denial Of suffrage to colored eiti-
zens. and 1t mag be safely asserted that
Kellogg bill in the above named case, did
not present a case for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15
: STARTLING IDEA.

But i results a. clearly from the 18th
amendment 10 the Constitution. and the
acts that have been passed To enforce that
amendment. a. the abroga;ion Of state
laws unfolding slavery results from the
thirteenth amendment to tue constitution
While the jurisdiction Of the court in the
case Of Kellogg y. Warmoth and others is
clear - ny mind. it seems that some Of the
orders made by the Judge in that and the
kindred case of Antoine were illegal but
while they we're 50 held and considered it l.
not 10 be forgotten that the mandates Of his
court had been contemporary defied, and
they were made while
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

NJ that time u occupy g -as z
legislature. That the democratic mn
undertook 10 scizs IL organization i-.-.
and violence ; that in this attsmr-
trampled under foot law ; that 1hev g-.-
took - make persons not rcturn,i. D. ell.
ed members 80 as to create majority. D..
they acted under precHac--:ci p,.- .-
49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

to enforce the provisions Of the constitution
Of the United States, and the laws passed
in pursuance thereof, i too clear for con-
trOversy. Section Is OF said act, after
numerous provisions therein u prevent an
evasion OF the fifteenth amendment. provides
that the jurisdiction OF the Circuit Court
Of the nited States shall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

IN various localities in the state to aid him
n the performance Of his official duties
That there was intimidation Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

AZ q A0+f ~ tAE AAAlka.
as otherwi-e.l shoull regard their -.ial.a BE-
an acquicscenee in my course. " actica
has been taken By that body. and has
maintained the position then markell o-t
II error has been committed BY the army 10
these matters It has always been on thr -.'.
OF preservation Of good order, the
NAINrENANCE OF LAW
ana the protection OF life lheis beans.
rejects credit on the soldiers, and AZ vror-
has resulted the blame is wita the turbuitu-
elements surrounding them. | now carae-'-
u ak that such action be taken by Cor
sress a. to leave ny dutios
PERFECTLY CLEAR
M dealing with the affairs Of Louisiana.
giving the assurance at the same time. tiit
may De done by that body in the
premises will be executed according 10 the
SPIRIT AND LETTER
Di the law, without fear or favor. here
With transmit copies of The documents con
tanning moro specific Information as to the
inject matter OF the resolution.
(Signedj y. =. GRANT
Executive Mansion, Jan. 10. ls75.
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E.rIrAELE iNrERFERENcE

OF the court. No such case can arise under
the act. That the courts Of the United
States have the right to interfere in various
ways with state elections, so as 10 maintain
political equality and rights therein, irres-
pecfiye of race OF color. J. comparatively
new. and to some seem, TO he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

with the organization Of the legislature Of
/; ou.sI@na, On the 4ih inst have no
knowledge or INFORMATION which has not
been received by me since that time, and
published. My first information was from
the papers Of the morning Of the 5.a of
January. did not know that any sucb
thing was anticipated and no orders nor
suggestions were ever given to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

OF government. | can conceive o. no case
not involving rebellion or insurrection where
such interference By authority of the gem
esai government ought to be permitted or
can DC JUSTIFIED but there are circun-
?lances eonneeted with the late legislative
impFosho IN Louisiana. which seeil t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

,Fo@ any Intentional wrong in the tier.
showing that they had been placed in Louis
iana TO prevent domestic violence and ala
IN REFRESHING, 1t and the enforcement of tho
STATE laws. Officers and troops OF the uni
tei States may well have supposed il was
Their duty to act when called upon by The
governor for that purpose. Each branch of
legislative assembly is the judge of the
ylssi,o. md qualification Of It's own mem
terss butt
II MOI
or a body OF unauthorized persons sei,e AMI
hold legislative hall in rumuItuons and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

~ I-TI7 II y l-7-ll
which seemed % make It my iu,y .a
the constitution and laws 70 direct saca
tcr,erence. | have always refused. *
where It seems to be my imperative la--.
act Ia such manner under the con~...- .
and laws of tie United States. h.-
pcatel.y nj earnestly intreltel The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

in defiance of the wishes and intentions Of
the voters of the state. Assuming the cor
roctaesS of the statements in this report.
and they seem to have been generally ac-
cep,e4 H. the country, the great crime in
Louisiana abOCs winch -. much has been
said Is that one Is holding the oE.ce oi COS
e-ror who was cheated out Of twenty thoa
-aal 'Gs-- Sgs'psi another whose t.;.e 10
nlh.n l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

an that State, upon tina. subject prior to the
occurrence. an well aware that any mill.
tary interference by the officers OF troons
OF the United States with the Organization
OF State Legislature.or any Of its proceed.
dlngs. or with any civil department of the
Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15

wd- resisted AMI a said act specially provides
Tor the use Of the army and navy when nee
ce>sary % enforce judicial processes arising
Hereunder, | considered 1t my duty to see
th-t such process was executed according to
the Judgment Of the court resulting from
these proceeding. Th-1agh various con-
trovers.es and complications State govern
ment vas organized. with VIM. p Kellogg.
a. Governor, which, ia the discharge OF M
Amy nrhcr s,etinn ( nrtinlt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

-Yre6igt eineS 9 adieus
b%futerS 9cQeu bo8 Sludeu
Gem Seridt reS Gbicaeo ySclcqropb"
iibcr sic Serbanolun9cn Dor DEM Oorti>
gen Yoli;eigerjdt entncbmen mir SoI9er'
ocS:
Cine pusi9e S,tue CAB cs burd Sen
@utbau5brub eins5 reborcncu SadienS
bduicrS -Sein SObu cln l3idbrigcr
Suo6e, luar bon oen Nahboru ou0ctldgt
Gin StroId al itin, Der nidtS tbdte olS
FEdcn, ibw6reu, bic gtadbor5tinoer prils
acIn, Senltcr einwcrfeu uno ba8 Sbit
Don ocn 81umen mcrien.
Nudbcm ole bieie Nnflogepunfte III
~qcIuugcucm Gna,iId porgebra6t unO be-
i6worcu worcu, cr9rtff Der ii6tli6 9es
riihrtc Safer nit @uroe-cine Sobuz
Fai1e, bic or I'M Sof bait, that eincn
fraftiacn Sdluf (WabridcinIid pGppcI,
ipein"), %iporouf er wie fulgt onbub:
MliIter Sdquire 10 bccBcn Sc bod,
Der Sub 80 is mel ciniig Sinh, mel Wag'
appel - Sob CT rumme StrceA maGt,
bos Subn Gle Suwe, Dep bun sc oadJ
gctban, wie &c tlceu maren, amer, Dap
DC, Sub HudIe Nubt, oOS Oubt mel III
9er;e web, bun fei'm SoOber Icrnt CT 10
mas nit, crlnpe &c mer, 6ab i6 Dem
Sdupinn entol c Gpietih mn6 !!
Yes Sir, speak to him gum Scbn
gewnnot):
"Su NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fubgronateelcment ShingOos, lo boiht
Oh bonn OcB 6lude geIcrnt, boidt on bsE
bon bci'm SaOOer g~,lernt, boidt Of
freu;miQioacn neunuHrncun;igmool Der.
bCppelter Siftopp beiu braue &nbNcl
fbun cmol fude bare @enn bcs nod
cmol pallirt, 70 miiBe Did neuuuubncun.
sig 8epitt,rfeil III 9runo uno GroSbrt.
tenn peridloec, Dab Dir Die SndiebGuie,
Sril6 ibersmerh i'm 9eib itcft, gu Bob,
uenitdnge Clement!
60, @crt Sdquirc !! bcS mar c @re.
oi9t, 10 Tam ie fecn 9ai1tor baltic, bei
irerh mas battle, III &c haten g'it5n TAI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18
Mihrn ,mi5heu NSeI1h

- Stiibcn swiiden @eli6s
Sin Snrmcr in @eItdlclter @r.,
q. g., pflegt ieit Sabrcn spii6cn irincm
@ell6forn trcffIihe acIbe Mberbecn Sill
ben gu ;ieb.n, Die CT auSl1ct. wcnn boS
&orn etpa 5 6ub bod lit unb er gum
lebtcn Wtale init Dem @uItiuatlr Die
Nsi.en b~ur;oaen bat. Sreilih uodien
Die Gi5en nidt itlrr, che has &orn sc.
iAnitten lit, Damn ober I'm 10 idncacr
Gr sic6t auf bicic @eiIe 400 Suibcl
3ibcu pom Nfer, nbne b0B ons @cIihs
form irgcncwie boourh becintrGMtigt
miir0c Sa er friu llufruut huIbct,
fonrmt sic gauge Strait be5 @oocns
uuktrinNcnocu @Fnu;en I'll @ate, uno
bie Soften bcS Niibeubuue3 bcitcbcn MIR
III scr Nuslaot unb Giuei ntung. 0oS
Neiipjcl ucroient NaN0bm"ng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

-8tttmeifer: gbcr fase mir
nur, Sanos, pie bin i9 benn e;gentlId)
ins ScIt gefOmmcn?
Sauo5: 9nben mir beute gfadt Sen
Serrn Gittermeiiter aus Der Glaroa su
9aule aebrad)t, Der Serr &ittmeiiter Wa'
rem icBr-fcbr lulig
Nittmeiiter: SIT fdou gut, lieber Sas
nos, ieBt 9cbs mo idide mir Den @adtz
meiiter.
SanoS: 2as fam nidt icin, benn Ser
@ndtmeiiter lit i'm Nrreit, neil or iid
beute &tadt beiofsn bat wie Elm Sdwein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

- Sn Micncr Vldttern madt augen'
bIifih cine Yifanterie Slufieber, bic
bieier Sage Dor eincm Der oortigen @tz
r~idt5geb0fe ii6 nbiplcIte. Cine robuite
&iidsniungfer recurirte geaen cine wegen
Otebitabls aegcn iie erfnunte grreititrafe,
Nuf Sic Sra9e bcS Yrdioenten nab ibrem
SertbeiOigcr nabm iie cine 9t~ielenbrohe
pom @uIie un0 seigte, bieieIbe 0HnenO.
DEM erItaunteu @ibterfo Gegium OaS Yor,
trat zines %bcflnnten SertbciOiger5 in
Strafiadeu nit Dem Tufe:
Dos is cr-oer 9Nfel, bat Mi MT btm
&inOe iiben laIien nno iebt fommt CT nit
anal hi pertbeioi9en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18
0emeinnuBi9eS.


- Ser Correspondent cineS Mchlels
6lattcs iaat yShon Dor Oielen Sabren
madte ih Die GntNefurQ, DAP mon 9olS'
!. 9. Stn;pfoitcn, bouerbofterer MAIDEN
tann ol8 Glicn. SD belt leood Ole
Su6e fir ;u gerinafrgiN, nm lGe ctonnf
Ill MAIDEN. SD nebme eben 10 germ
SnppeI>, 9in6euz ober Gidenhol, fir
Selspfolten, ols irNen0 Elm borteS 9ol'.
Sd nabm SeuSpfOlten aus 2inbenIol'
aus Dem Gr0booen, in meIdcm Tie iieben
Sabre oeitln0sn, unb fnno lie 10 geluno
un0 felt, ais mie an Dem Sage, no r.
eingeramiiit iuurben.
3eit uub @etter id)ieneu gar fcincn
Ginfub barauf qcbabt Su baben. Wnn
fam Die Rfoiten prdparireu fir wcnigsr
al5 2 Sent5 oos Stif Gum Sciten
Nnbercr piu ih nun hoS Gscept MAIDEN !:
&o6e Gein0l uu0 riibre es in puIper'irte
@ol,foble bis es oie Oife pom SelfGrbe
erbGIt. @ib Dem SCI; einen Mnitrif'
bon bieicr Miiduna uno cS miro fcin
0fonn LANCE Qenug leben, nm sic 10 prd-
purtrten Yfoitrn faulen I'll icben.
SroB bieIer eutbufioitiid)cn @mpfcbe
lung, ole imhierhin zines Te1iudts mcrtb
/ :, m0htcn mir BOD nidt 10 obne 2&cltc<
res 9ep1br leilten bafIr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

- q mci enolS 81 q II, u.& err
tilNcr Sic Nmciie idciut ben SSelos
roupen ser 9efdbrIi6Itc mo crbitterIte
Seino su icin, Scr Tie uidt rur ncrfoIot
unO crruilrgt, i%OnHern Den lie aud in
bIinOcr 9ait ficbt:
Gin Seridt ocS OefonomiesG ommii.
iariuS Sternbora aus 2ippitabt iibcr sic
@~lfd5rungcn, wcl6e BORT Qemadt NOR
Den Iino, mcloet: SIM uoriacn CONNER
mar Der @orten heS Ycitbnltrrs 9u Mig
su 9tiitbcn arg pon Jtanpcn brimgciuAt.
Dem &obl uuO MeiBfobl rrobtc o0n;iine
&ernidtung. ga bplte Gin Nrbe!tsmnnn
einen Cad poa GROCER @olOnmciien uno
itgeute bteiclbe ilber Den Sobl. Sofort
ergriHrn Die Inupen Die Sludt in Der
groben NnAit ciIten ie iiber Maucrn uno
AM unbcrcn Sage iuar im>gnnsen @artcn
feline ein3igc mebr ;u lebcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

- 81 d. 6oS Giien, ion6crn
5 g oil . lit bc5 mirtltd am mcjitrn
uerbreitcte MtetnI auf u%uicrcr Groc. IS
Ntcbt perwl tbIih feline 9(rt bon @cItciucn,
bic nidt Spuren BON 8olo cntbicItcn.
unO ga infer Nfergrunb aus pcrulttertcm
ODER oufgcI0item 8citeine bcIteht, 10 mo-
gen mir bel lebem 6rjtt auf bcn Grbnocn
@olo nnttr unicrn SuBen BADEN. Merfz
wilroiger nber rod lit, bnB ebenin. wie
Die %fsiuiten Sbeilhcn ne5 GiicnS, 10 nudl
bic be5 @oIbe5 bon bcn @ur;cln Scr
Ylan;eu cufQciogen uno Ill otrcn 9tus,
bau rcrwanot merotn. Nuh Dem Ser
bremen ser YFunirn fam nal oas 8olo
in Ser Nl6e %finnen. aus einem gruBen
9oIfCn Elm fleineS &6rh6cu berous,ic<
BEN. Yrofchor Cape in Yoris bat %ers
Jude NIT Der u ebcnai ii c 9cno6t uno
ourh 6cmii0e5 N~crfabrcn 10 uicl @olo
onrouS 9cponncn, ol5 in 5 3mon;iu-
fronfcnItiifcn cntbolten lit. Sb lih in
oieicr Mciie Gin uortbclIbaftc5 @cih0ft
betrcibcn Iicbe? Ser YrofeNor ioot,
oOb 6ie NuSbcutung icdsmnl 10 uicl
foite, ais ba6 gcruorncnc Mfctol mertb
lei !; 0bcr cs lit nod iutcrclaut, ;u nil
fen, boB Der NoIreu blibcnHc @cin aus
iuilfli6 Gclobaltigcn 9fcbcn berfomMt.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

- Sin 9tuiher stiles, wcIder Elm
MiQerite, oo5 beibt ein 2lnacbOri9sr Ser
q II ciucn bemuddit acknowledgement @clt>
uuterAang ucbit iiinAitem @eridt CLAN"
benbcn Sette lit, bemiibte iib ocrgebenS,
icin @eib ton Ger 9tiAti1feit Ieiuer On
ijdtcu 81 iIber;eugcn. NeuIi6 c'ncS
gto6t5 fdnSt CT pI0sti@ on Su ihreien =:
.DYaB ouf Satbrin ! ib bore oo5 9t1O'rs
geraGcI pom @n0eu 0otteS ; Oevnimmit
on nidS" r2ie9 IT'LL, alter Starr" err
wtocrte feline 6rau, vbei 10 gutter SbIit:
tcnbabn Miro ser che Soft nidt gu @as
gen on0sfabrcn fomm:n."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

-Oame Sd b~egreife nidt 9err
Ooftor, wie rur Sdjaer, Elm 10 GROCER
unb geiitreidcr Mann, ieinen OouGarlos
nit elmer 10 ~befannteu nu!d0liden Ybraic
Wie:
rCie id0nen Sage bon e(ra3iuci iiuO
nun OOriiber," onfan0en %fOnnte. bas
bort man bod aus Dem Munoe ie0er
Yukmaderin unO ieoc5 0ienitmaONens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

Gin Sanernirr9e ifnhl, purse er'
wii9t uno nu5gepeitidt. Gr itabl bare
ouf an einem auoern Srte. G5 gin9 ibm
cbcnfdGs 70. Gin 9lei@ts S6idiaI bait,
CT al cinem hritten Srte.
pGurioS." inQte sr, Ycs it 9eraoc, ais
apenn i9 ni6t itebleu ioute !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18
s NJ orifii6 IS.
Qiebr uns @ein.

2icbe nns gSeiu.
Sic 9iebe f6me3t, pablt man nid)t oll3u
lbuen,
g8ie eisbfraumit6 nnS luie Wu8cat Gu
nca
Die 0lcbe, Sic berauIdcnb unb bon
Seuet,
Slcidt pem Gbampo9ner o0er Dem Sc
TONER;
Scitdnb'9e 9iebe, Sic nidt brsnnt ME
3unber,
9leidt a!tem Yortpeiu oOer ZEN BUR.
9unber
Sod 0icbe, Die ni@tS idAfft ais Scio unS
Nerger,
Nas lit Der Observation-Disclosures.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

Dame fommt in EN- Grocery
uSie piel llbr iit's?"
8ro;er vSeds llbr."
Dame SD o.nt' Sbnen f6on. N6cI
acben g mir Elm paar 8oiinen basu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18

BON mir Ser Sub 10 mas nit gelernt bat.
Scr Gidlter IieB Den arg peroonnerten
Sun9en Iuufeu. Der s%itternb unb sn9eno
leinem fremmen Slater folate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-18
2sci afrcn Apo.seGtr:. pas !aaEa:esa E. e..,e=.

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for their P&MPHLET-BGOk lninety-seventl
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Sanf= II. Sl'tanOzO ri0dft
Knan'h. Nachod & Kuehnr,

l L 3 70 a s a y g . orf f.
gScdfcl
in teliehiasn Suantititsn mn III rem ~titi9lten
Sasss-Gcurisn auf Gle mtilten NtGes in lrutid-
lam, Seite reitt. Ter Sdrria 6ranfrrid, Scl.
Lamb. 9sIain, Sdlpsern, 3rrpe9sn, 0dnemnrt
Nueleue, uHslrh &C.
Nus;nhlunGen
tur6 bic p%rtdmter. irpie rer Setcarorb in alien
pl1ssn I~sutibIaues. ter z treiS S'lfreids &c.
frsi ms Saus. Ginfailruna gen GrtIhaftsn ane
5rrrerunscn iersr 9rt in alien Sbciien Gnrcpa'5.
9reoitpriefe
fir 8siisnts sur Ssu"suns in atrn Stitten
Gurrpa's.
General 9tQsntur ser Nolrr Clinic,
Ian,pfsr srfsr aIahe smiitsn Rem y9.f unb
Simtrr9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-18

The Chicago Tribune publishes, 10 full, the
report Of the Commissioners appointed to treat
With the Indians for the Black Hill country, in
which they recommend that the government
shall pay fair equivalent for the coveted ter
ritory, the sum so paid to 90 towards the edu-
cation and civilization of the Sioux. The com.
missioners also recommend that Congress, ill.,
stead Of attempting to negotiate, shall by law
provide for the separation of all the Sioux To-
dians, between the ages of six and and sixteen
years, from the adult population, and make
provision for thorough education Of minors
at some point or points where they will be free
from the control and influence of the adult H.
dams. This system Of education is to include
manual labor and industrial schools, and to be
compulsory. Having thus provided for the
future civilization Of the minor population,
Congress shall by Law require that adult In
dams shall perform labor as condition of sub.
sistence, and after date, 10 the future, subsis-
tepce shall be issued only to such as shall labor,
and to the aged and in6rm. A further recon-
mendation is that every Indian be encouraged
in the acquisition and protected in the posses
sion Of private property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-18

10 writing Of the applicants for office, the
Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg
News says: THE vanguard of office seekers is
already here. Nearly every position 10 the two
Houses will be contested. Many want clerk
ships. There are only about dozen to be
given away, yet the applicants can only be
numbered by huodreds. Several of The present
heads of departments will have opposition,
and no man thereof knoweth how he stands,
for with combinations and influences a feI-
low may be deposed when be least expects it.
Blessed are those not dependent upon the
whims of the Legislature or left helpless in the
hands of a capricous people,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-18

The Poor. During times of depression like
the present there are always moro or less
deserving in our midst whom it is charity to
assist. Even in the most suspicious times want
makes its appearance in families where it is
least looked for, occurring, as it often does,
from causes over which the individuals them
selves have no control. The winter is now
here, and lack of employment becomes more
apparent every day, so that the necessity of
aiding the poor will be enhanced this winter.
more than existing benevolent organizations
will be able to relieve unless materially strength
ened 1t will not do to plead that we are poor.
This is comparatively true, and yet it is BY 9th
er comparison false. Il will be very hard if
We look around US DOT to 6ud some one poorer
than We and less able to provide for themselves
10 view of this let US not forget those who may
be subject to suffering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-18

Emigration from Germany has been so great
in the past few years as to give the imperial
government serious disquietude. Indeed, this
depicting system has been in such active pro-
gress as not only to affect agricultural labor,
but even to impair the efficiency of the army
system, and render it necessary in some prov
inces to import laborers from Sweden and Rus
STA. The present session of the German Reich
stag will gravely consider whether 1.-The bust.
ness of emigraot agent, as such, is to be made
punishable by Imprisonment not exceeding two
years, and holding out false inducements, by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-18
DEATH One Hour AHEAD OF ApARDoN

DEATH ONE HOUR AHEAD OF A PARDON
Some SIX months ago Samuel II. Perkins was
brought to this city from Boston, on a requis-
tlon, charged with forgery. He was tried, plead
guilty and was sentenced to one years i'm pris-
onment in the county prison. Since his con
hoement he has been gradually breaking down,
physically and mentally, and it was apparent
that unless removed from prison be never would
live out the term OF his Imprisonment. Accord
iogly bis friends, aided BY some kiud hearted
gentlemen whose influence was such that he
gave hope of being able to effect bis release,
made the attempt to secure bis pardon. This
was accomplished, and the desired dooumen!
arrived at the institution yesterday, but it was
useless paper. One hour before its arrival
Samuel Fl. Perkins had received his release
through higher power. and only bis liteless
oody remained in the county prison. Wash
angton Telegram.