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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
ESSchenfliche Sllinois &faafs-Beifene.
Qf,ta oen Gpnntn.gs ohIthdfia.

3tn8 ocn Gonntns@ obItbdtiaa
fettSsAnftaIten miro senteLoet, DaB
bic 8lattern bort Deri6punoen iino,
nnS oaB MIR nod 2 Yatienten ali Der
Eranfbeit 0arnieoerIiesen, Die ii6 ins
otlien ebenfals auf Dem Wege ser 8eI>
lerung befinoen. Die Gountpeommiiidre,
ipelde ben 2~tnltaltcn III gforpoobsBarf
psrfloiienen Samitag eiuen 8elu6 ab=
9eltottet botteu, beri0ten, baB ii6 oas
NrnlenbauS pie Die Srrenanitalt i'm
belten3ultanbe befiuoen ullo oaB oerielbe
benz Superintenoenten aur @bre gereiht
nno Nnerfennung DerOtent.
SIM Srrenbauie 9iag i'm Qaufe Der
Bo0e Elm Weiitesfranfer, iueIdem bon
einem anoeren uueliids9efdDrten etH
Spudnapf an ben &opf ~geDorfcn muroe
lno iDelber oabri cine lebensgefGbrlihe
Geriuunouug oapon8etra9en bate, in
Sol8e oaDon nit Sob ab. - Oa fribsr
lNon dDnlibe Angriffe trOb alsr Ba9>
lamteit itattgefun0en babcn, 10 belGloB
oas Gomite flr OffentIi0c WobitDGtig.
felt, Die btSDer Qebrau0ten p%orSeuanenet
Spudndpfe Dur0 lol0e bon DSnoias
Jtubber" 3u er1eBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Sic abiGliae 5eite ser NiittagsIinie.

Nuf Der 9ersabwdrissGe settle Ss ssbsHs. rDeI@e ein
alter mesicinii@sr G9ritheusr wnueerii6er 8etie
the wrong side Of the meridian" nernt, no bic Nuns'
tioneu uerfaQ.H unp Der SSrper lid oamdIis uHter Der
2at ser Sabre beust. mus Der Crsanismus nHter Der
ibw aufsrtesteu Sdrbe seftist weroen. ~llnssbItss t0rs
perIi4e 2eiben nnb S9wdden, bic &c i'm ~friibereN 9eben
gar uidt fannie, bsSriidsu ibn Oann. Die fterite uns
anssuebmite StIee muo has 9abiaI Ses aune6menoea
alters Diro in &oftetter'S 92aaembittertnt gee
iunOru tpslbes LANCE als bas b~eiIiaEite uub ansss
nsbmits Der eiubriHsIiden %gteismittsI, bas mabtisiie
StirtInssz nuO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o%ntrtaunt 1T.
Die @eiabrteH Mn6 9rSufIiden tSnn.n btsiem etdrs
tunsss Gtirtr u~ubeOiust u~srtranen, w:ISes niGt nur
ieutn Sronebettsn. beusu dItIide 8sriOusn Defenders
umterworfen iinh. ginboIt tSut, ~iSnbern sepifern,oben
bic GiurirtaM9sn Der 3eit auf bic Contribution utrsOs
CERT. 9
CAT Saba &entp betlt SSa@tf@tSttBe unS
bsiA friS0e GrSattaneea III "a GtawSem.
8oes1SgD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

ibnen nab uno fern sesout tpirb, unb Ser
barin gelieferte 8etpei5 Der boben N6-
tuug, IN Der lie Bel ibrcn Witbiirsern ites
ben, iueroen 9etpiB Mot ipenig Oasu beiz
tragen, ibren Wtutb au beben uno tie au
1erem 8e9iunen an3uipornen.
Splitter.
Sr. 0oui5 Wcbl erbielt "a. fo[eenbe
Oepel6e aus Wiesbaoeu 0 ieinem
Sruber G5riltian 8a6l:
Wiesbaden, Wednesday.
VAIL Brothers, Chicago. Rebuild.
Await letter. Write particulars
G. Vail.
Die Sabrtf pirb aIfo tpieocr aufgebaut
nerDen, tpie gang Chicago nit Srcuben
uernebmen miro. 0enu 0r. 9Ouis Mabl
beourfte MIR Der 3uii6erung, oaB fem
Sruoer nit iDm glei6er 9lniiNt lit, I'M
iofort al ben Wieoeraufbau ST. ge0en.
9offcntli0 ieben iDIr in ni6t 81 Hanger
3eit Die grobe Sabrtt III GIeiGer @roBe
nno befier nod uno praftil9er einSert9z
tet tpieoer CT tunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Spalbing'S Wlue leinnt MaeS.
2aTe &amorrboiosa miGt anRes

bea. = Salben, g8alOmIttel unD aIbere
4fulhmittel an3uwenoen lit Scits uno
@cIoperl9ipenOHng. DaS ein5l9e burOs
aus untrilBItOe Qcilmittel tlr oiele
ibmer5Oafte &rantbeit lit ANAKESIS.
sic miro bon WtGlrnern Der WIlieuibaft
fir Die elildli6lte meOicinil0e Gntoez
dung ertIdrt, Die lett 200 sSabren gemaht
woroeu. sic gerdDrt au9eubiidli0e Hinz
Derung in ben ldIilnmlteH Tdllem uno bat
ubsr $4,000 Batienten fir Die Dauer ges
BELT. 2Iile NerSte perorouen fie. Preis
$l.0O. Srancp 3uaeldidt na1 @inpfaug
oss Breilea BON q. JieutGoter u &c.,
AZ 1Salfe1=Str. Stem gort. gu baben
in Gbica9o bel S. & T.. @. SlDdi ullo
BrolDn, gto. 20 Wiarfet Str. uMo III aI@
len oeutiGen Npotbeteu. ;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
(s,.. 9ro,es a,,f @ru,,o oes sea-,

pcrcmaeefcBcS. SIN October poriSen
Sabres wuroe Der Wirtb Mu8ult VtOdt
III @aiDington 9ei9Dts anf OrunO oss
Semptreu3geiebeS pernrtbetlt al ELI
Meibsbilo JtamenS Guen OnDer, Deren
Wlann CT S1uaps unO Bier perabrelbt
batte ulo Der ii6 ielbit ais 0eDobnbettsz
}Gufer binlteQtet $500 SdabeueriaB gu
sablem. Wlodi MAI leioer oOer gllflis
0erlpeiie ni6t i'm 8eiiBe ether io!3sn,
nod elmer irseropie annaberuoem Sun>
me. ,tno Srau Oouer iuar oesbalb ni0t
nt9t i'm Stanbe, oieielbe su coueftIren.
Su Solge oeiien fat ie iebt ben 9auSet'
9entDiimer, 0rn. Bo6nlann, perfla9t,
Der betanntli0 na1 Dem blobtnni9en
@eieB AUDI Daft6ar lit, uno perlan9t.3 aDs
lung Oct Summe. IS itebt 81 bOtten,
bGB tDr bas ni6t gelin8t. Wenn mir
uns re0t erinnerA, i1litg ein bier in Der
St0Ot uortommenoer GDnIi6er YroaeB
tebl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
SStoot Chicago.
Sic Spcinl

beruriadten in ser bcrfloiieuen 8o6e
cine feline &ufreauna urO IS gelan8 ibs
uen, uniere itdOtif0en 8e9Orocu cine
fur3e 3eit in Nnglt SIT ia3en. 3rob Des
gGu3ltDeu TcDli6lag5 iun pOrtgen Sabre
n%uternabmen iie eileu nerca Nnlauf ouf
Die 9telief MD 2tio OeiellI6ait unO Der>
lanQten 0urdii1r Der BiI6er uno GIN
tteilunQ Ser ppn i6neu erllannten 8ilitG>
tpren. sic 6atten etn Gomite eruaunt,
mtl:bem YorlaB peripro0eH mar, wenn
e5 ollei1 fGme, 6a ftp 0ber ein iel6itDerz
ffdnoIi1 metit aus yteugierigeu beiteDenz
Der Golf5baufe . 1900 Yerionen 9ez
1amHelt, ais eS antam, ipurOe benz
ielben Der GinlaB ms 0e6GI0e uermets
oert, iuoraui Die Wtenge ii0 inter Dem
@tniluB siler odtuu9GebietenOen Soft
seima0t ruJig 5erltrcute. 0tuDeitorult5
gen tanoeu ni1t ltatt uIb nur 5ipei Sas
ltenoiebe wurDeu perbaftet. Die 0anOz
bell Communion lit i'll To(8e oe5 per=
gebliOen AHi0lGGS lehr niebcr9el0la8en,
Da e5 Ieinen ginfuB 0uf Die grDelters
ulalisM ie LANCER il EleDr idipinoeu iItDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

= 2ouis &rumbieb aus Safion Co.,
Sopa, lieB ii6 Treitag leiue1. st lerute
auf benz O%tOrtbmeitern Ba9nbofe einelI
Wtann %fennen, Der i'm Bat, i6nl etlige
$40 vGololtiife" gu tpedleln. Ser Bauer
tbat ibnl ben @efaaen ullo munoerte fih
na6ber, ais tbn tlar gema0t ipuroe, oaB
CT Spielmarfen erDalten bate. Der
9duner tpuroe iibrigeus ergriffen nllo
nab Der Nrmorp gebrgbt. St uennt fi9
l~llerGnoer 9enrp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Gime ausoeoeDnte 0oputorit61

Gfne 1WsococDnte Ncpmtnrit6t.
= Seocs Sobr finoet "EsrOwn's
Bronchial TrOcEles'' III neuen
Oertli0feiten III perlhieoenen 3beilen
Der 9Belt. - SIM 3inoern Don 0ulten.
Grfdltunscn nnb 2cioen Des S6lun0es
baben itb Dte1e. Yaltinen ais 5u5erlalit9
eripielen. 8erlanet NUT "&SrOWn's
Bronchial TrOcheS" unb nebmet
mi6t cine Der tpertblolen Na6oDmungen,
ipel1e Gu6 an8eboten Wcroen mag. sic
fiuD lberau 5u Dabcn.
2OSan mitt ia mo II 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
&0Mff0a.tsan+

Den 6crren y. Sduettler & GOmp.
fpreden ole l.Itcr5ei9ncten Diemit ibrelt
ber5tiOen 9anf aus fir ejncn i00nen
rtueN 9Bagcn i'm MertDc bon $40, ben
obige Slrma uulcrem BGilenD1ule gum
9slOeut 9eHlaOt bat.
A$il0eLm 9eieberg.
y. 3uttermeilter,
u. SraunSj
GruIteeS be5 4S0;isnbaule3 III Noot=
ion, 9u Ynge GountD, Su.
SoDn 9~arlueniHg,
2Soiieupattr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
@ewoHnet bis an pic 9dDme

lit ELL lebr seip6bnli6er AuSoruf, aber
mir e~touben ~belpaffnet nm lte 3u perihoi
ucrn uno ju etbalten bis Su eincm boben
Sitter lit entl6ieben mebr altgemefien uno
BON NuBen bielcS fam blob 9etban
lueroeu nit Dem woDlrte6enoen sop
bout" IS bat ni0t leineS Wlei1en fir
ytcini9un9. NerihOnerung uno Grbdls
mug Der 3dbnc, YerlIBuug uno Jtsinis
aulg 0eS 2tt0ems.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Rs- Wiaionen Weni6en ~beseusen,
baB bas bette W!itteL 9e9en 5uiten, Grs
fGltung unb ale Sranfbeiten Der Sruit,
Gunge uno Geble. DIR. In0. &GWiN'S
'@ambar0cr OrmfttDce lit. SIS lit
aber liIO ein alteS oeutl6es 0au5mittel,
uno tonnen iDir oalfbar pafir iein, oaB
eS ieBt in ieoer ApOtbefe III AmsrifG gu
betommen lit. 43
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

NNFVF~ IoiOlt UH E9ItFE UtUITtI1 G5 uNUtIEH
( eceueunteu SeiImttteI lett @eteseu Der BeIt. Gertis
fcote pom bemerfenswertben Guren iinS bel je6er Tiai@:
unb w.rOen gratis I'll SeOtrmunn' ssi4t6t. Gs sibt feline
Sduerseu, mel5e Otsies sinimsnts nidt Itiut. ietu Uts
id,wallt pel9es Is uidt uerttl9t Ober ~9abmbsit wel8e es
mid curirt. Dies lit uiel seiast, absr sc tit rabr.
Sein. Samitie ober 9oisSsitser fam Obne G.ntaur
g%inim.nts Iein. @bite gSrapper lit fir TamiIiehses
brou6, Der geaoru a8rapper iar 1biere. PreiS so Gts. ;
orob. 1lalben 81. :. Z. 1ois & Co.. So grsaOs
pop, 9iew 9srt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
ssEEOker's

uriprHngIi1 ein oeMtf@es 8abrifat,
Gin fetnsr eiqueur uno ,eit finf3ig
SoDren alS DaS b 1t Wa9enbitter"
ilberau anerfannt. Ui q bite d Dor
~ a d. a b mungen nnb faufe nur BON
adtuug5Wertben uno %DerlaBbaren 0dnoz
let ODER lin @ro8en" Don l.. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. O. Box lO29. DO. 66
GibertD; Str, 9teIpz Oorf. lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Gier.-9 Die Offerten tparen Iet6t,
iebo6 glei6 i'm 8erbdltniB gum 8orrat6
uno Na1frage unO Der Wartt mar matt.
Trii6e 5u SOC, uIo 20-25c fir quite bis
aussewdblte eingeIeste.
BUTTER Oie gahfraae mar Iei6t,
unb Breiie matt. 3ufubr aienli6 aut.
Stride Gou tDar in outer Jtahfraae al
20-22c fir 3iemIi6e bis ausaewGbIte,
uno 24-25c in IetaiL. Quotirt: evrinet
1916, perpadte flau gu l3-i5c fir
idlebte, l7-2Oc fir mittlere bis siem>
li6e, uno 22-35c fir CUTE gum 8erien6en
bis TancD i'm Netait.
au $5.75-6.00 p SAB.
Grodene @rbfen aus9spdblte
aeIunoe in 0fa6fra9e uuo bober. Quotict
4 Ii 81. 9O-2.2O p Bu fit quite bis anseez
iudblts CRIME uno $l.35 fur Setpobnli9e
gelbe. :.
0onig-8erf. gu 23-25c fir Combs
un0 10-l5c fir Straincb.
9opfen.-QuOtirt III 25-42c tur
oroindre bis Nusipabl.
@efIIgeL.- Der Warft mar ftil
unb Hreile itetiser. Der Sorratb til
Iei6t llnO Bic gea6frage bel6rdntt it1
nur fir Die Staot. Breile ran9trten BON
l AG2S tUt ~utbCV0P ~ ~ P~1
ner. Gnten 81 ll-l23c unp GGnle 3u
4-8c.
TeDern-gert. gu 1880 fir prtma
bon lebenben @Gnieu, SC fir 9ibner, 3
DC fir Surftp uH6 Csc fur Gurfep7
SAtpan3febern.
Sriibes 0b #. - 9IepfeL tn gutter
Na1frage nno left au S. .5O-3.5o y SAB
fur ausgemdblte uno So. $3.50 fir ges
rin9e bis quite. GraRberries rangirten
bon $7.50-ll q SAB.
R%albfIeii d. = NussemabIte Gar
cafes in 9ta@fra9e gum 8eri9iften gu 8
loo, geringes lan9lam gu 5-6c.
0egetabiIien. 3wiebelu in glls
ter Nahfrage fur Die Staot gu $3.50
4.50 p SAB. WeiBe &aben fefter au SO
SOC p bu.
Observation-Disclosures tpurben
nertauit 3M $2.25-2.50 p DUB, Wa9>
telm $2-2.1O 3D., ulo 0tri1rldet l23
-l3e . Id.
EartoffeIn. Waren in gutter
Hadfrage uno Breiie felt. Pea9blons
IN @arIaoungen au 90c-$l D BIT, Ser@
fGuIe i'm Store rangirten 81 $l.O5-l.lO;
@arlD Roie sn 85-93c fir Garlabungen
uno 90c-$l i'm Store. @ertu9e flau gu
S0-o5c = BIZ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Ghi6erina Mtamps.

Die beIiebtenSnitrumente felt 81 Sab
ren. Hretie $500 bis $1,000, 500 baar,
$50 monatIih. Seoes Riano entbGlt Die
netle Gerbelierung. 9tesO'S Wtuitttempcl
" Gan Surenltr. 20iun is loum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
See 0tebMtnrft+


&inbbie6.- Die 3ufubren mare
lei6t unb bcltanOen bauptid6li6 aus ges
lp0bnIi1en unb mittleren Sorten. @s
iparen feline CUTE Bis EXTRA auSgetudbtte
Sortcn ulter ben 3ufubren, uno EGufer
fir 9oiton fauften nur eintge 3ise DON
EeraS OurhzS tteren uno mittlereu bis
siemli3en QualitGten 5u nn9efdbr ben
Dorberisen Yreiien. Giui9e RGrtien gus
ier SIbe ipuroen burb btefige Webger
genommen au $4.373-4.50. Nur cine
Nartie bon "A vStofws" pe9ielten ibre
Snbaber 81 $3.50. ROer Utartt i6loB
r,big NIT gut aufseAumtem Sorratb III
ben Yfer9en.
Stride 3ufubr: $50 Stld. 8erfdufe
2O6 StId 3u $3.50 fur 8Orratbs. Stiere,
81. 373-4.50 fir CUTE &ube nno Wtebs
9erssS ttere, In6 bon $~4.623-5.15 fir
O61en bis siemlide Stiere.
g e.-9er Mortt berIief Iebz
bait unO mitttere bis f6pere SOrten ma
reu bic 9reiie feit uno itetig, 9ber fir
lei6te uro sIatte ittteen bieiel6en I'M 10c
per 100 Rfo. auf BerieuOerss Re6nun9.
Breiie ramgirtem BON $5.25-6.65 fur
Iei6te bis ausgetpdblte eLGtte; 5.40-7
fir mittIere bis quite misunderstanding,
nnb bon Sc. 25-7.3 5 fir ausgetpdblte bis
EXTRA 8erpadzSo rten. Beim SdluB
waren Die YferNe biibi9 geIeert bon allen
bege1rensDertben BartieH.
Stride 3nfubr: 77SO StId. Sertdufe
45O0 StIG su oen Gngefibrten Yreiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Castorfa lit uebr aIs .tne 3usabe fir Gator Del
anIirune Der GiuseDeiOe, 6.iluug uOn Golic Mnp Gers
Itaffuns eiues naturli4sn S0Iofes. Gs lit anstnsbnE
su ,iebmen. Retue i6tuloie @titttr o6er i9rtieuoe Eius
Ser msbr. Hreis Is Gts. bic GIai@t. 11ap1JN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Sic SDa!iaNe, ooB famf NsiutOs

NV ~VW%TWW3VP VWD FWWV "
11eat Eaar SGu0e nit GilUer Sips
ieoes SGbr fabrtsirt lperOeu, 3eigt, baB
0ieieutgen, Delds fie gebrau6cu, ibren
Wertb gu 1piiroigen Derlteben. Sic lptI=
len, oaB o~ieielben Die preifade 3eit ouss
balteu.
i6n,. mitf lrsit nortu,n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

GaH Snoia Scut9. HreiS So. so. GtoreKe :
GresSo6 6 Co., 1882 Saee.GtT., RBtI9p'a.
SGeS132S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

: So5n u. Eracp, Slater 6es grdltz
benton Der 0tod S9lGnO Yaciftc SablI,
i!0rb 6rsitAg WtOr8eH III GEle, PG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Eoben III eiitem Sabre mebr punbers
pole Gnrsu uon0t4enmatismus, aitbs
ma, G:eburtsIeit en-, - III ne,
Sroittouen, gnsbririyteit. StarS'
wuuben, Gerbriibunsen. SatsEub &c.
a vi bic msni9li9e gsitalt uuO 9beiIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Muam 2iMie!

AW6tt St1tteI
tontreaI 0etam 9aunpff@tT Go.
betSrbert zines ihrer prGbtuslen NIT pOutr Dampftrait
~uerieben.n Damsfboote, ptermat p63entltd pabreuS
hes Sommers, Mnb breiuaI pdbreno bes @inttrS, in
ieber &iGtnns. sutldeu ~SiperpOpl uab 0IassOp. Aue5se.
YortIanO uRo Baltimore.
Ya1G9e=Sld s siss, H'f IL ea s@s'a sns si aS {
RaiIte:
Wod u. uon erob>Brttdnieu u. SrIanb Su $6O-O Golo.
ysod5 u. Don DeutIGIuuO u. Sronrrei$ &C. $7u-95 @OIo.
3wti9enbed.
8ta QUEBEC, Baltimore une SCrtlGnS mao nne 1Oa
britii9en O6ien, oeutidcn, boldnbiiden rne belsti@en
Sdi,n, iron,6Ri6en unb IcauoiRduif&eu 9dieH. sH
aueerprb entliGen niebrtsen Pr.iieH.
@Hir ~sewdbren bsionOere gerslHttsnnsen OeHeH,
Iaien poler.
unlere aseuten i'm gtOrbweiten t0nHen ebeniU sanitist
geSiMsunsen% Oferireu we mir islbh.
2GNGn & Co..
72 uttN "a &a sale Str. GbtcaAs.
2ma 3 ut no
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Cemtaur ~H.5ninnnets

Gait S.sta Sea,p teiIt auSeoimst S@tpinO'
TuG,t uuo @ron5ttiS. SSei13B
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Gorlmer,ielles uno Einan,ieaes.
Nelomarkt= Reridlt
HENRY GREENEBAUM q CO.,
T)euflhes

Bants, @e9ieIs unb 8aGases@ ei9dft,
5. aue., spii5sm &anbOtpb> unb @aibiHstOnitr.
G5ieaso. %. Jebruar 1875
gorb er6fn.ts beute in Isin gOrt nit 114A une l3loB
au 1141S mil iolgenoenQ ourbperaueeruuaeH p6bteHo oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

$altet Gmern SeoPf f1bG MnO
Care SiBe trUGsu! lin oicS ausSus
fiibren, muBte nIal I'M 9auie iibeu Mnb
Den &opf gum Tenlter Dtuausltsden.
Gaufet lteber etn Naar GGtIe Screlu
2Sirc Sriefel ODER S3uDe unO gebet aus.
l7Des BONN lam ht ND
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-13
Vhisiy Frauds and the Rspublisans !

a lfrom the u. Louis Journal, Dec. 81
The st. Joe Gazette has the following: 1.-THE
whisky ring developments, so far, have shown
the chief actors to be loyal Grant men, firm
supporters Of Radicalism, par excellent blue
bloods, enjoying the confidence of the Admin
istration." 51z .
This is. too thin. Every man in Missouri Of
average intelligence knows that Whisky Billy,
the "head deyil,o is now, and has been for
more than year past, running his paper, The
Globe, in opposition to the Administration. It
is also well known that Joyce and Mcdonald,
with Mckee and the Globe crowd, opposed the
Peoples move ment last fall, which was favored
by the Administration, and which would have
rescued the State from Bourbonism II the
whisky ring had not Influenced many honest
Republicans TO stay away from the polls.
The determined effort made by the Bourbon
press TO make the Administration or the Re-
publican party responsible for the doings of the
whisky thieves wiz bring no comfort to the
Democracy. It 10 fact which cannot be dis
puted that the men proved to have organized
and managed this corrupt ring have been
known as assistant Bourbons for more than q
year, and so denounced by the Journal and
honest Republicans. The Administration and
the Republican party are in accord in the
matter of bringing these rogues TO justice, and
the fact that not single Republican paper In
Missouri nor in-the entire country has ex-
pressed the least desire to have them shielded
or eyinced the least sympathy for them in their
downfall, Is proof sufficient that they may ex-
pect nothing because they claimto be Repub-
licans. And II they were the stTaiehtest Re.
publicans in the country, and the most earnest
supporters Of the Administration, nay, even
ayoWed advocates of the Third Term, they
would meet with no consideration from the Ex-
ecutive or the party, nor could either be held
responsible for their acts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-13

THE latest joke is upon S. Cox, esq. He
recommended for appointment under Door
keeper Fitzhugh an elderly gentleman
past f1fty-ive-to whom he was under
especial obligations on account of political
services, includingthe manipulation of con.
ventioDs of which said elderly person had
frequently been chairman. 1t was Cox's
intention and the elderly persons hope that
Fitzhugh would give him an 81, 800 place;
but Fitzbugh had made too many pledges
to the men who served under him while he
was Sergeantat-Arms of the Confederate
House of Representatives. The result was
that he rendered to Mr.. Cox's elderly per-
son an appointment to be page. Mr.. Cox
is credited with having quick perception
of the ludicrous, but it is reported that
when this gracious tender was made
known to him he remarked that the ap-
pearance of his elderly friend-past fifty
fye-who had presided on several occa-
sions when he had been nominated, on the
floor as page would not be at all funny
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-13
rR WHISKY FRAUDS.

When all tie facts in connection with
ex-senator Henderson action in the prose
cution Of the whisky frauds in St. Louis,
which influenced the action of the Cabinet
in its decision that his employment be dis
continued, are made public, the coantry
viii be satisfied that no injustice has been
done Mr.. Henderson, and that the prose-
eution of the real thieves viii suffer nolh-
ing by the change. Meanwhile 1t may not
be smiss to remind the Opposition press
that it is Just possible that the members
Of the Cabinet, who were unanimously of
the opinion that the days of Mr.. Hender-
sons usefulness in connection with these
cases were past had better evidence to
govern their action than those writers for
the press can have for the opposing view
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-13

which they so freely express It would be
well enough for all to remainder that the
Iesding and most VsAlthy men in The al
legged combination who have been indicted
have not yet been tried and convicted II
the Opposition press d really as anxious to-
see these men convicted in case they are
guilty as it affects to be, it should be care
ful not to throw stumbling blocks in the
way Of those who are pressing the cases to
q conclusion. Those powerful and wealthy
unconvicted but indicted parties are max
ing the most strenuous and herculean
efforts that money and fear and desperation
can inspire to escape conviction. Failing
in such efforts their next best chance to
escape the just punishment of their al
legged crimes is the conviction of innocent
parties as co-conspirstors in the hope that
Executive clemency may intervene In be-
half of the latter, and thus open the door
of pardon to all convicts alike. That this
has been the game of the conspirators
from the start, our readers have already
been made aware. No one seriously be-
lieves that the President, Secretary Bristow,
or Attorney General Pisrrepont or any
other member of the Cabinet would will
fully screen any one Of combination
whose object was to deffaud the Treasury
Of the people. All attempts, therefore, to
connect the dismissal OF Mr.. Henderson
with any such Interior object are worse
than idle. twas the deliberate, well-consid-
cred act of the Cabinet for good and sufi.
cient reasons. Time will yindicats the
soundness of its decision. Any political
capital that the Opposition can make out
of it at present will react in favor Of the
Administration when the trials are con-
cluded, and all the facts in the case are
given to the public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-13
MR. HENDIRsoN's pIsMIssALl

The dismissal of General Henderson, as
Assistant District Attorney at St. LOUIS,
will naturally recall many "reminiscences of
that gentleman which it may be somewhat
interesting at the present time to consider.
He was always known as politician who
depended more upon accident and shrewd
maneuverlng for achieving success than in
having any fixed political sentiments. He
was first elected to the Senate, with Graft
Brown, simply because his five or six
friends in the Missouri Legislature held the
balance of power, and the loyal men of that
State preferred to take him, uncertain as
he was, and secure Gratz Brown, then an
uncompromising anti.slayery leader, than
to allow Henderson to sell out to the quasi
rebel Democracy and be elected with one
of their leaders. The case was simply
this Henderson was determined to .getthe
position from one party or the other, and
he thought he would stand better chance
of success by uniting with the Radicals.
His record as Senator is well known. He
always disappointed his friends on every
critical occasion, as was evidenced in his
vote upon impeachment, when but q few
hours before the vote was taken he allowed
his friends of the State to believe that he
would vote for conviction. Mr.. Henderson
lost all influence in the State, and retired
from the Senate disappointed man. But
notwithstanding his action on the impeach-
ment trial, and his loss of influence At
home, he still had ambitious desires, and
one of these was to be made Secretary of
the Treasury under President Grant in
1869, and falling utterly in this, he was still
more dissatisfied toward the President and
the Republican party. When the contest
was waging between General Loan and
Carl Schurz for the Senate, Mr.. Henderson
then had few friends In the Legislature,
some Of them Democrats, some moderate
Republicans one especially, D. P. Dyer,
the present District Attorney, and 1t was
hoped by these that in the quarrel Hender-
son could be elected; but this failed utterly,
and there was more ill-feeling on the part
of the neglected statesman. Soon after this,
in 1870, occurred the bolt in the Radical
party in Missouri under Gratz Brown, and.
as usual, Mr.. Henderson did not boldly
join either side, but secretly aided the
boilers to destroy the party, because of his
hatred toward President Grant and others