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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-07-24
PARK RIDGE!
Lots for Sale :!
ONE HUNDRE D DOLLARS
Only Fifteen Dollars Down, and Five
Dollars a Month, until Paid.

These Lots only block from the r r. Depot
where eighteen trains pass daily. Communication ticket
TO Chicago about IA cents. Streets in good cond
tOn trees out and sidewalks built Park Ridge
situated the g. 4 n. W. X. r. nine miles fro THE
city limits, a beautiful ridge. About 1900 in b-
tants, with schools churches and stores large Brick
Hotel has been erected block from these lots IN
Methodist Camp Ground is two and half miles distant
Call at my office any day at ; O'Clock in the morning
and and in the afternoon, and 20 and the lots
Free
IRA BROWN.
IdQ La Sale StFeer. Room a
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-07-24
Pittsburgh Coal Market

BITUMKNOUS
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-07-24

Buffalo, N Y, Coal market

BITCMINOUs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-07-24

New rails at mill
Old rails at mill
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21
ii& unmSelf@ benz Deputtrtsneibe u,s

iiG unmSelt4 benz Dsputtrteneibe I'M
ter3teten t5Enen. Mus bielen 3ablen
fcIet aber tlar unb beutltb, bab Stalis
en- fatbcliih eeinnt TT uno ni&t ee>
ntetniame Sade NIT ben GinorinBltn>
gen tn eas patrimontum Yetrt MAIDEN
nil. Nnrers psrbdlt 90 fi1 NIT zen
apmfnitratt zen Wablen.
Sn @enua, Nsapel, Glorsn3 uno
uiebrertn anperen Stdpten StalienS
~neuerpinss aud In 0enebiel inb bie>
le Wableu gang nod Gem @unl9e Der
TatbCltfen aus9efalen. Sn Nom mare
Elm siss Der SatbClifen unm5slih
penn pa niirpen ale nur e~entbarer
unterihletfe sema6t uerpen, bomit Ger
Stes inner ouf Seite Der 9iberalen
bletbe, rpaS bic H6mer aud re1t out
ptHen. Man bat Go etn Mal auf
Rom ubsslebsn /; es mub niat nur pie
mpnte1irt rperpen, lonpern es lcu aud
aus eem Centrum bes Gbttitentbums
cine Wetropole eeS Neus 6e~ioentbume
eemabt rperoen; baber rnIHen cil
S6ulen pom &tbetiten eeleitet weroen
Der &eltstOnss llnterri&t %erifttrt 10 su'
rie car ntdt; penn ruen1 Dte Com
munalzS 1ulmeiIfer Iber reli9iSIe DIM
ae lpr1,n, 70 tbun fe eS nur, um fl
su profaniren. Der SYnpicus Don
Jloren3 aber bat fit ale @emetnre.
f&ulen ben frensaen Sefebl seseben
Dab Der &elietons, nnterridt son Der
bstrefsnren pfarrern ertbeiIt rsrre, mt
no Der p5arrer perbinpert mare, bat e
etnen prieffer gu beitimmen, Der in Der
@pmmunall6ulen ben &eltstcns> I'm.
terri6t ettbeilen muB. Darl6er flint
unlere liberalen 8ldtter auBer f6 ppl
Butb; renn fe f6nnen .bre i6pa6v
Minoritdt nfdt leusnen. Sn @enus
fanpen Die Observation-Disclosures erf DO
gang fur3er 3ett fat uno ftelen gun
5hreden Der Gretsetlter uno rer Super
san3 unD gar fatbulti@ aus. Went
man nun pte S9ulen Ger eenanuter
Stdpte tefu6t unb fiebt, wis fs 1t
rpobrbaft drtflider Neiie selettst per:
ben, uno ranu mad Hpnt fonrmt uni
pas atbeifilbe princip In ben @emein:
pelduten erblidt, pa fomut es giuen
DOT, ale pb man In neri6iebener
Staaten 8erslen lek coer pentSftene
als ob jepe propins anpere GeleB
bdttte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21
Ssldmbiicbe Ginmanberam0.

Die tsldnbilde AnfereIune in 8is>
coniin bate fid In Sprissn Sabre an
bte 8unpeSsH esterune NIT benz grlus
den sepanct, elmer pom bort errannten
@cmmiifcn NIT Cen rbtbieen Mitteln
on bic 6aup 3u eeben, unt etnen eeeies
neten 2anbfri6 In Der Union III 1uden,
auf pem fi@ pieienisen Sslanrer, ruelde
ibre 6etmatbs Sniel SsriaGen rppaen,
SUrtbeilbaft anfepeln tSnnten. Die
&eei:runs entipra& BEN An1u1en uup
ffeute Der pom Der tsldnpil1sn gtnwans
berungs>8 slsDl6aft pa3u ernannten
@OmmtfGOn bic 4rieasidalupps Ports
mouth aur @erfisune, nit psl6s pie.
felbe am Is. September .. s. nod
Alusfa abieseIte urb aai is. .. Or. Iebr
sufrisren NIT ben ersieItsn ReluItaten
tn Gan Gransiseo pteoer anIanste.
Nu "a. OftObsr .. 8. lief bic ports
mouth IN cen 6afen per ct. paulsz
Sniel BET Alasfa Elm. Cine ldnaere
@rfOri&uns Der Sniel iiberssnste bic
@smmiiIOn, caB ptslslte fir tbre3psde
dussrf pafeno wdre. DieisIbe ent.
bait srpee Stredsn befeIbaren 9peens
uaO ausrst&snce @sipssrinbs. @db,
rsro Nuslane mod BON Alasfa BefB
bate, mar sa1slbs BON 3u6sn anses
itsrelt.-Na@ Der Abtrstuna peGelben
oil Nmerita aber DerlieBen bic Rui1en
tbre 9etmfatten, unp balt bic Commit
flp1 ste anfsefunrensn 5auler mod fir
cauerbnft genug uul zen fommensen
Ginwancerern fur ldnsere Belt ole llnz
tertpmmen 81 biener. Sbsleid pos
SIima Der Sniel falt TT, TT es tod
eIet@mdbis unD Nib etUas semiloert
eur9 pte Darnsre Strbmuus BON ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

iapaneflGen Snlsln, pslde an Der
Rdfe pon=glasfa esfheiffSmt. Mile
unp @6gel fnp auf bieier Snlsl 1ebr
sabIrsi6 anp bic GllGe wimmeln DOT,
6dhsn. 3wei fleine Snbtanertdmrne
baulen auf perielbsn. finp burGaus
ni6t feinrli9 sesen psiee &nferlsr o.
fnnt. a
Die Nrmutb Ger sldnbsr absr btrfte
Gb elmer NaGsn>a bers
ielben binberno In ben @es ifslen.
Die GOmmi6ipn bat resbalb Der buns
oes> Ne9ieruns oOrseiblasen, ete SO(fen
cer uebfrfabrt 3u tragen, camit Nlasfa
bep5lfsrt rrerbe unp ni6t in ben 6dnz
ben Der Wilrsn bIsibe. Gin anperer
9ollsfamm, fdbrt pie GcmmiIiOn in
Ger 8ssrinruus bieles @ntrases fert,
lei BEN &lima Mlasta's ni6t eepa9>
fen. Die Ssldnper wIrcen bort Hin>
per> s9afs unb gfsrpesu9t In ansse>
rebntem Waae tetreiben unp baburd
ole paeiie>S taaten NIT 6leifd, s8uts
ter unp Sdie perieten. Iud Der Sort
@ultur pirpen fte ft6 wiomen uni
Dem 5olsbanrel an Der YaeifcfiRe etn
beceutenpes Contingent ltefern. Gus
SCREEN wlrren fe S6ife fir ibren et>
senel Gtbrau6 bauen, unp ibre jun
gen 2eute wlrben ti6tiee, brau6bare
Wanniduftsn fir bic 6anpelss Marins
oes pacific abseben. Die Bsp5lteruna
Sslanp's babe 1d ~ idneQ Sermebrl
unp pdre Der gpren Der Sniel niat
ssetsnet, etne 70 srObe @nsabl su erndbs
rem, bic ater fi6 iebr gut fir bic An>
deoeluns BON Alasfa etsne, ucrauS in
nt1t fsrner 3ett Der 8unbessH esieruna
annebmtare 0urtbeiIe erraGitn MIR
ben. 4t''. ''a'''~'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21
Ote iDctals pDltttiebem Nars
teiem Oentiblanbs.
(Ius benz g~ereinsbrten Srn Cincinnati. Sort
ieBune unb S&lu6.)
3. Ole @rifltd : octal
Yartet.
@ont &betne.

Inter Der Bsset6nuns "6riflt9, TO-
ciol" perfebt man In Dsutl6lanb aue
8efrebansen In Ger Nrbeiter'rase mel
DIE BON ben Satboliten auseeben.. Die
ie Bsseidnuns ielbf 1T felt Dem Sabre
1868 entfanpen unp 3rar pamals fell
Der Grinpuns Der ,&brtfli&>iccialeu
Bldtter" In GLADDEN., ether WDhen3eits
l6rift pelde ft@ ipesieQ bic 8sbanr,
lung Der ~loeiaIen Grasen pom drtali.
der, ;. ). pom fatbpltiden Stanp-
puntr aus ur Aufeabe seteat bat.
8or benz Sabre 1868 batten bic Gas
tbDlifen Deutlhlanss nod tein PREF
organ auf BEN iCciul : poIitilden Sc
btete, obwObt fe wifeni&aftlids Ser
treter In ben 6erren .. Eelteler, 81
f6cf pom MatnI uno In Gpmunr
SSrA - ucb einen prafttiden in 9as
ter 4OIpins, benz @rinper Der @.ieQen>
pereine, btlaben.
Die ygbrifl. fec. 3d." Eaben aue
Glemente, pelde perm6se tbrer Stels
ure unb tbres Berufes ntdt gum Sc
~1euenperetne seb5ren fonnter, selam,
melt unp bereits I'm 6erbf 1869 taete
sum erften Wase innerbalb Der fatb.
General eriammIuns DeutldIanrs ~
DlGelrcrf cine ySeftion fir 1cctale
Graeeu". Die Greupe Der SntereGens
ten fir iOeiale Grusen, fid etnts unp
fart III fdbIen ouf eteiem sroeen unp
ppferreiGen @ebtete, beberrl6te su
DGfelporf aue Gbsilnebmr an ben
Yrbanblunesn. Nan fab Elm, bab
ii6 bic sablrei6 o%nwslenpen Sntere6ens
ten-bie iOciaIe Seftion In DlGelrcrf
mar BON alien SeftiOnen Der General
0erlammlun9 am fdrffen beiu6t -
ereer anstnanrer ldlieben mibten, um
aud mad AuBsn cine pirbise 0ertrss
tune Der partei su ersisIen. Dabsr
puroe im Grdbjabt 1870 mad gIbers
fsIp Der erffe GOnsreB Der driEIt6 ? To-
eialen Yar!et 3und6f BON 2beinlano
unD @effalen, berusen,
Der gonsres bei6dftiste f6 mt
ber @rGnbun9 unb 0erpaltung bon
Hreetts, Spars uno l1ntertibunsefaf
fen, NIT Zen vgbr.sfce. 81, pslGe
sum gentraIOrsan Der Yartet ernannt
purber, NIT ben ldnpliGen Bauern>
uereinen anter ben, YrdfDium ees Grets
BERN .. gGorlemersa IaJ NIT Der Ars
Dcbnunssfrase &c. &C.
Der GOnsrse ptrfte tn 9beinlanc
uup Geffalen, ia auf has ean3e fa<
tbolil6e DeutlGlanb tn bS6aen 0rabe
anreeenp. Dte srfen Seine 3u elmer
umfanarei6en Organization rrarer ees
Ieot trifli6s lociale gereine CArbsitsrs,
6anrperfers, Rrepit>0 ereine uub lpnls
tiae unterfisunss, gersinD entfanren
In furser 3ett lebr sublreid. Da brap
aar,, ~unerrpartet tn Sult refelben Sab
res Der beutid>fran;5fi9e Srtes aus
unp - ar bic id6nen uro lebensfdbs
tsen 8el6life bes GCnsrefss fOnnten
nnr gum serinsfen Gbetle serwfrfli6t
psrssn. Die begcnnene gartetsS rsas
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21
Ser Narteifampf To Stalien.

ueber bic Stdrfe Der DerfGfebenen
parteien BET ben politiiden Wablen
sStaliens iGretbt man: SIN 0ansen
aibt 90 nod DffctsQer Statiff $780,
900 @dbler. 0on biele1 e%ntfaIen
1867 bis 10000 auf Die GcniOrtsrie,
So = $4,000 auf Die 3epublieaner,
pelde aber unter f9 wiererum IN swei
parteien serfaQen, ndmltG cte @emde>
iateu uuD efe Gctben, Ccer bie WasS
,iniften unb bic 0aribaIpfnner. Sp>
nit fdmen nnf bic 8atbOlifen etrra
$685. bis 415,000. Befannterreile
aeben bic 9attslifen StnIiens nidt su
ben Mablnrnen, ba fe aIs Satbslifen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

hes a9tsn Sabrsanss mabnt, tas bet
fslbe lsinsm &bi@luB enteessnssbt uno
es bleibt benz @anherer rur ibris, an
bic rielen nod i'm NIdfanbe t~efnplis
den Mbpnneittea bic alte Wabnun9 ;u
pieoerbplsn
S&on bsim 9esiune ces laufeneen
Sabrsanss raadtea rtr auf ben UNI
Ranb aufmertlam. baB MIR felt Neujabr
bas Yofportc, psl9ss bisber ben abcn>
,,snten su besublen oblas, auf unisre
Rs9nuns bs3ublen maGsn. Dab tn,
foIse beFen ben aspnnsntsn cine grlfi@s
terurs, uns pasesen cine isbr betrd6t>
IiGe Mebraussabe erwadisn it, fsbt
Serer eiu. unn 70 3uSeri6tltder e.
partetsr, tpir. sab gang beionsers bic
Radfdnbe cbue retteren Nufidub &C.
tsdt unb bas dberoieB Der aeue Sabr>
gang sOruustesablt warce. SIR tOnn<
ten pieb unn 10 fderr ertparten, neil
Der Danperer nt4t-wie uieIe anbers
beraussebes tbaten-bas abcnnsment
erb5bte, ~loneerrt ben bisberisen greis
betbebtelt trpb Der srrssn Nsbruus>
sabe. H.
Sest ater flppft ber Uanrersr I'M
70 suserfdtiaer an Bel eud QQen,
bic ibr nod ntGts Ia feline 9afGe beige
traseu, rtp biz CT bod iebe 1pds BET
9eeen unb Gpnnenl6ein, BET Gturm
uuO &stter aufselu4t bat.
Shut nun aud eae Guriae ant
Serf@tebst 20 ni4t ldnser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

(@ 41us 81.

2. Son Der srObsn 0lcde auf BEN
st. Stepbanstburm sa 8ien betiateI
s. S3efer (Beldreit. Der ct. Stes
pbanefirGe su Wien g. 500 aus p,
&~eifenfubl's Nadribten CpslGer BIZ
prepist BET tersn @inweibune sebaltsn]
paB fe Obne 6slm 324 Ctr. 81 gfune,
Der 6elm 20 gentner urp Der Sdwens
gcl z @entner etlt - une 70pfunb, sus
lammen allp etpas 402 gsntner fbwel
lei. Als I'm Sabre 1889 Der S1nen>
gel ;erfprans, wurce pas fclsenpe SAB,
Elm neutr BON 15Gentner unb 70pfunt
eema6t, welder IT'S 81. sstofet. Dis
6Sbe Der @lOde fammt Der 8rone be,
trast 9 sdub 81 3ou, Der DurGmsi,
fer 10 unb Ter umfrets 80 S6ub , BIZ
Dide bss Inl6lasss, rpie t6 ie eeu1sl,
fen bdlt 8 3ou. Ste wurne ben is.
December 1711 Bonn Bii6of 3umel
sewsttet. @as ben @ertb bieier@lodt
anbelanet 70 fanp t6 in Der 8ere&:
nurs bes 0erfertisers, pes I, I. Stud,
siebers, Sob. N6amers, baB ct Der
@entner Detail lammt Der Mrbeit auI
60 81. anseidlasen, unb bos alio ril
@lOde c5ne bic ibrise lsbr betrd6tli:
DE 3useb5r etpas iber 19,44O Sui.
ben Befofet, babe. DAP cas- Wetal
uon ben, bel Dem GntlaB 8ien's I'M
| Sabre 1853 erOberten tiirfiiden Rano.
men &c cmmen wOrpen lpwie bic ga.
men Der 9etlisen, eenen ;u Gbrer
fe eesCHsn wOtpen, 3etst bic latsini11'
Snl9rift rer @lode, wel9e alIo lau,
tet:
uSolspb, Der &5m. Sailsr, au,eit
germebrer, LIEF Dieles eberne srose User
cas Der @r5Be isinsr GreYsebisfeit ON
semehsn III, SerfHtisen, unD In 81 fen
albertiiden 9burm 3ur t%elonpereu
3ierpe aufbteben, pamit es purb isineu
lurten SLANG oas golt aufmunters
UNI nit ibm fir 70 riele urp ri9tiet
Siege SOFT Danf su iasen."
Auf Der Seite oieier Snldrift befns
bet iid pas 8ilpnie res ). Sorpb, bon
@n9sln umsebsn, bic Seridtepenss 6anr
perfsseu9 traeen ; unterbalb bic @aps
pen Don VSbmen unp unsarn. @uf
Der anrern Seite passsen III eos Bib
mfg per unbtFsdtsn G~mpfdnsnisM arid,
NIT Dem taiierli6sn uno .anrerer, erbs
ldnpii6en 8appen, nebf oie1er Sns
slei9faus In lotstniider Spras
"3u Gbren Der obne Mafel smpfan,
aenen @Ottes sebdrsrtn, SOiepbs, res
NdbrSaters @ottes auf gtosn, unc
oes 5etl. Marfsrafen 9sopOIc, bie1er
preYen betliefen unp md6tiefen pa
trpnen BON Ssfferret6, bat biele fiber
Die llnsswittsr uno Donnsrfrable iss<
tei6e Waidtne NIT auer Geierli6tsit
fiuaeweibst 6rans Gerpinano Grsibsrr
.. &umel, res 8. 81. u. GIrt unb BIZ
I6cf 3u @ten."
Das brittle 8ilrnie felt ben bell.
eeDpolo Dor NIT ben, bferrei9i19en
Wappen, UCbet ptele Sdrift su lelen
III:
~Sm Sabre 17tt. pa Serb. 6. @raf
pom WalS S~tattbalter, 5obann Grans
SeniebOfer, 8irsermeiter, Spbann
Setaf. 6Opfner BON grant Stactfdms
nersr unp Geprs AIt1Hufsr gaumeis
fer mar"
Sn rem tn @efalt zines 2aubperr
les finflt@ uusssarbeiteten Ranpe
duff Der g. iammenbans 3u Ger pbiaen
unD lautet alIo:
nDa 1858 Der Surf nicer @ien
ritbfte, mad 2 Monaten aber burn
sarl 5ersps BON 9ctbrinsst uno curd
,ie GbriaItGen 8unressenoGen BON pa
sef4Jasen rurpe, bat eieles
Sra BON BEN ercberten Sanpnen In ries
es gum Gpttssrienf seb5rtse Snfru>
nent BON mebr ale 80 Iaulsno pfunp
5obann N9amer, Saiisrl. Stufeisser,
uno sliflid perrrancelt."
. ~ m. II = A.-E I'M a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

5iermit f6Iisse Id bic fur3e ueter>
fi1t dbsr bte loeiabpclttif@sn Yartsisrt
DeutldlanpS.
Die QeIsr pertsr bie neber3euSuns
aepcnnen baben, paB bic Derftterens
ten St1nre Der @eieufdaft In Der 2SGs
una Der Mrbefterfrusen @ettetfer an
ben Taa leserl, pab es aber aud unter
alien partsien nur cine einStSe siett,
wslGe einis unD unbeirrt anf Dem 3d.
ben Der Grtfliden Wabrbeiten febt
ras TT bte 6rtfli6, %icciale, Die fatbolt>
foe arbeitsrpartet. sic erfOrl1t nil
5enldaftIi6 ale lOetalsn eebren Der al>
ten unp Der neuen Belt, aber INNER nit
RdfTat auf bic 6ttili6en @runos
; fe arbeitst praftil6 in ben
Grasen, sretft iberau In rte
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-13
OLD TIMES.

There's beautiful song on the slumberous air
That drifts through the valley Of dreams;
It comes from cline where the roses were.
And tuneful heart, and bright brown hair
That waves in the morning beams.
Soft eyes Of azure, and eyes Of brown,
And snow-white foreheads are there,
A glimmering cross and glittering crown
A thorny bed and couch OF down,
Lost hopes and leaflets Of prayer.
A rosy leaf and q dimpled hand,
A ring and piighted vow
Three golden rings on broken hand,
tiny track on the snow-white sand,
A tear and sinless brow.
There's tincture of grief in the beautiful song
That sobs on the summer air
And loneliness, felt in the festive throng,
Sinks down in the soul as it trembles along
From cline where the roses are.
We heard it first at the dawn Of day,
And it mingles with matin chimes;
But years have distanced the beautiful lay,
And its melody foweth 80 swiftly away,
That We call it now, "Old Times"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-13
PROPERTY-HOLDERs VS.. TENANTS

| NEW ORLEANS, May 9Th, 1875.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
number OF pertinent reasons would seem Il
determine the immediate and absolute necessity
| for an organized union Of all the owners of rea
| estate in this city. With crushing taxation
leveled at u.s. amounting to actual confscation, We
possess no redress whatever against non-paying
| tenants. Legislation which forces us to pay out
ruinous sums in taxation, should, at least, Sc
| cure to us the means Of collecting our rents in
return.
Who that hiss ever attempted to collect just
ly due rental by the prescribed legal forms but
has Iepented Of the step in the presence of costs
which have not simply confscated, but doubled,
and at times trebled the original amount in view.
The tenant has the important advantage over
the landlord OF kno wing he does not intend to or
cannot pay his rent when due, and should be pre-
pared to vacate within three days. if so required,
lessor Of another months rent, because the land
lord could not anticipate this contingency by the
required fifteen days legal notice.
The Property-Holaers' Union might effect many
salutary results.
/. They could obtain equal justice before the
law.
2. Representative committees, duly authorized,
could speak for us in lieu Of improvised, unrepre-
sentative bodies having no community OF inter-
est with us, and hence unable to appreciate our
necessities.
8. The names OF non-paying and destructive
tenants could be collected alphabetically and 80
rendered easy for reference to members of this
Union.
4. A standing Central Committee Of fifty or
more, elected by the several Ward Unions, would
prove q support and encouragement to our
honest representatives in Office and check and
damper to those having personal interests to
serve.
We would suggest that the property holders Of
each ward meet next Saturday, 18th inst, with
the object Of ward organizations.
The qualifications for membership should be
bona tide city property ownership and the legal
Of non resident owners.
The Changers Of the planting interest, and
the Proper ty- Holders Union, acting together,
would hasten and promote "better times" and
bring about more honesty in Office.
We hope, Mr.. Editor, you will lend your
columns to this suggestion, and press it home
upon the property holders OF this city with such
force and eloquence as shall make it's Importance
patent and irresistible.
SUBSCRIBER AND PROPERTY-HOLDER.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-13
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
Let " ActiOn I" be the WatchwOrd,
BATON ROUGE, May 8, 49,

BATON ROUGE, May 8, 1875.
The proposed railway connection between
New Orleans and Shreveport is of interes
here, because of the possibility that this lit
tie city may be strung upon the line.
The great mistake that Is often made by
commercial communities in the situation of
New Orleans is the undertaking of great en-.
terprises upon q scale much beyond the re-
source of the people.
ALI you want is railway connection with
Shreveport by the most direct and most eco.
nomical route, and at the same time one that
can be most easily and quickly completed.
Should the proposed new organization
mean business, it will connect the broken
links as cheaply and expeditiously as possible,
and then in the full enjoyment of the COM
merce flowing in on the completed first Sec
ton, push the road on from the Atchafalaya
to Alexandria and thence to Shreveport
Whether the initial point should be Bayou
Gouls or Pontchatoula, is the question.
From the latter point the surveyed line is
over level country, mostly table land, about
forty miles to Baton Rouge
The country is settled up along the line,
and the productions, cotton, cattle, lumber,
would supply way Heights without taking in
consideration the passenger traffic of popu-
lation of about thirty thousand people who
WouAu W tuAo AAo no ~ 4uAoh COA0OCuOu
with New Orleans
The Crosse Tete road could be embraced
in this line and the ten or twelve miles of
graded road yet unironed could be laid this
summer and passengers and freight from
Avoyei!es, St Landry, parts of ST. Martin,
Iberville, Pointe Coupee and West Baton
Rouge run through to New Orleans in six or
seven hours
Suppose the New Orleans organization
would decide at once and commence work
from Pontchatoula westward. A few weeks
will suffice to obtain all the subscriptions
attainable. THE character Of the men in the
lead will influence the amount.) McComb.
on behalf Of the great line with which be il
connected, would aid. The people along the
route would give the right of way.
The citizens of Baton Rouge would sub-
scribe to the extent of their ability, and bv
the first Of July five Thousand of the laborers
of New Orleans now suffering because there
is nothing for them to do could be hard At
work on the line.
No time is to be lost in waiting for a better
State government We are doomed to bear
the curse that is fastened upon us, and even
though We stagger under the heavy load, let
us struggle on. There is no use in giving
up. The times are hard, but we can make
them better by hard, quick work in the right
direction, and that the right direction is in
the opening up Of thesShreveport connection,
there is no doubt -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-13

DUTCH PROVERBS. must row with the
oars we have; and, as we can not order the
wind, we are obliged to sail with the wind
that God gives.
Patience and attention will bring us far. If
cat watches long enough at the mouse nest,
the mouse shall not escape.
perseverance, will obtain good cabbage and
lettuce where otherwise nothing but thistles
will grow.
The ploughman must 60 up and down, and,
whatever else may be done, there is no other
but this long way to do the work well.
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