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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
WANTED

A Radical candidate for Senator
in this District, One that will in
dorse Grants robberies and in favor
of no more rag money!" preferred
1. E. CRAIG, Esq, refuses to be 'si c.
rificed!" He won't assume the pre- s.
ure. 'Rah for Grant!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

1t only costs twenty million q year
to keep up the present system of Ma
tional Banks. A vote for the Demo
cratic ticket this fall is O vote in IA
vor of a~bolishing them and doing
away with this expense.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

If the Farmer OF Laboring Man of
Preble county invests his money in
a tract of land, to secure a home for
himself and family, he is taxed to
the full value of it, but the bondhol-
der puts his in bonds, and pays nc
taxes. Let the Farmer and Labor,
ing Men remember this when they
come to vote on-the second Tuesday
of October.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
-smas

Hon. A. HAINEs ndHENRrSHIDE
LER will address the people at Brow
er's School House, in Lanier Town,
ship, on Friday evening, September
10, 1875. z
At John Kisling's School House,
in Washington Township, on Satur.
day evening, Sept. Ii. M.
At Casper Township House, OF
Tuesday evening, Sept. IA
AT Lewisburg, Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. 15:
At West Manchester, Monroe
Township, Thursday evening, Sept
10. llE E. -
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

AS I. E. CRAIG declines the Know
Nothing nomination for Senator why
don't the party endorse Matlack, the
Prohibition candidate. They all
pulled together as crusaders, and be-
side Matlack is a Preble county man.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

While the Register assumes to
place great stress upon the fact that
the Independent Ticket was not pub
lished at once, we find upon exami-
nation of the ticket at the head of
its columns, that the name of Hon.
1. E. Craig, is not among the cho-
cen. How and why is this thus?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
THE FOREIGN POPULATION.

"
is not crusading. Last fall, under
the leadership of the women, assist
ed by the pious apostles, Dio Lewis
and Rev. Van Pelt, it waged relent-
less war against beer and whisky.
This venture was not a success. This
fall a new departure has been made,
and the party is now organizing
Know Nothing lodges, and the war
is on foreign born citizens generally,
and the Catholic portion particular
|ly. The Radical party in Ohio to-
day is the old Know-Nothing party
intensified. That thinking, sensible
men may the better see the idiocy of
this warfare against the foreign pop
ulation. We herewith present some
figures, taken from the United States
census of 1870, and the same tables
can be found in the SOHO Statistics
Of 1873, copies of which are at the
Auditors Office.
The entire population of the Uni
ted States, native and foreign born
in 1870, in round numbers was SO,
00o,000, of this number the native
born in round numbers is 80, 70 900,
showing the entire foreign element
|tosbe only 5000, 600, not one sirtN Of
our population. In the same year
the entire population of the State Of
Ohio was 1905, 26O-of this number
1892, 765 we're native born, and 372,
494 foreigners, leaving an excess o.
more than two and one-quarter mill
ion and of native-born citizens
Now these are the figures, open fol
the inspection of all men, and is in
deed serylow estimate the Know
Nothing party places on the intelli
gence of the people of Ohio, whe1
they preach from the stump and the
pulpit, warnings Of the great danger
more than two million of nativ,
Ohioans are in from the devilisl
shrewdness Or superior intelligence
of one-fourthi their number of for
eigners! The very fact that tn
Radical party is forced to use sucl
fcontemptible means to secure sue
cess, amounts to a confession tina
their political record for the last tel
years will not bear Investigation
and as a last resort, they r force
to appeal to the prejudices and pas
sions of the people to secure thei
votes. It won't win. The peopl
tried your Know-Nothing organize
tion twenty years ago, and found j
rotten, and its stencil is as offensiv
to honest men to-day. The only dc
cent thing this effete party can do i
to die.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

If you would bring about a return
Ct prosperity, light taxes and honest
and economical government, vote the
Ring out of power. In no other way
can these much desired results be
brought about.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The editor of the Register seems
to be worried over our ticket. He
would do well to look after the inte-
rest of the crusade nominations the
Ringmasters of the Radical party
made on the 31st of July.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The Republican leaders have much
to say about the imitation of the cur
rency, but not n word against the
imitation of the interest bearing debt,
whichithey are now doing to prepare
for the resumption of specie pay
ments.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

No, No.ABen Butlerasfiers TO take
the stump for the democracy, If they.
agree to take him in. We don't
want him, and will not have him,
even if he should bring all his spoons
with him, and the Republican party
would never allow him to do that.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

Hayes represents the Money Pow
er. Allen, represents the honest,
hard-working farmers and mechan1
les, the toiling multitude of the
State. @ .xis su
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The stories about the Pope and
the conspiracy to destroy the public
schools are to be used in exasperat-
ing the Republicans in Northern
Ohio, thereby bringing out a full
vote. The Pope is a sort of rake
handle wherewith to stir up the hor.
net
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

Many Republicans don't ike their
county ticket. Not much wonder.
1t is the bantling of n few selfish
and corrupt leaders, who are using
the party to feather theiriown nests.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

Prominent Republicans admit that
if the currency issue alone we're in
volved in this canvass, the Republi-
cans would be heaten in Ohio, So
900 votes. But "No Poperyp is to
be their city Of refuge, and they hope
by it to divert the minds of voters
from the real and only questions in
'volved, that of robbery and finance.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The Democracy are in favor of a
National, Or what is generally called
a greenback currency. The Repub-
%licans are in favor of private or Ma.
tional Bank bills. That is the diff
ference. Now every sensible man
knows that the Government is safer
than an individual.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The Radical leaders fondly hope
by crying aloud sNo Popery," to
divert the attention of the people
from the daring outrages and whole
sale larcenies committed by the
Grant office holders, but it will not
do. Grant and his party r on tri-
al, and they will be condemned and
dismissed by the people.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
IT IS FACT.

MI. SAM'L STEVENSON, the gentle
manly Gen'l Ticket Agent of the G.
III. d d. R. R. Co., has kindly CON
scented to sell round trip tickets from
Eaton to Camden for 80 cents, Sat
urday, Sept. 1fth, to one and allwho
attend the Grand Military Picnic.
Trains will leave Eaton at Gil and
1856 a. M; returning 6:06 andr9:15
p. m. T..
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The Farmer, Mechanic and Labo-
ring man who thinks the rich bond
holder should not pay taxes accord
ing to his wealth, the same as he
does, will vote for HAYES. Those
who believe that all should be taxed
alike, whether their wealth is in a
Farm or Bonds, will vote for ALLEN.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The Money Kings are, against the
Democracy, but the people are
against the Money Kings.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The hard money Chicago Times
admits that the chances in Ohio are
i favor of William Aliens re-elec-
ton. Nobody doubts it over here
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

Every vote for r. B. Hayes is q
vote for Radical corruption and ras-
cality. r' Z
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

Every vote for VIM. ALLEN is 9
vote for honest government.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
Sheriff's Proclamation.

TUESTATE OF OHIO, PREBLE CO, IS.
To OF PREBLEC COUNTY, O.: -
I.JOHN TOWNSEND. Sheriff of Preble county.
do hereby notify the qualified voters Of said cuun.
~ TO assemble in their respective townships
On the Cd Tuesday In October, 1875,
being the ls,L dry Of said month, Mt their usual
PLACES or holding elections, or buch plarrs AS the
Township Trustees may direct, and then and
there, between the hours nc o'ciork, n. M, and {
O'Clock, p. IN. OF said day, proceed as the law d-
One g6yEkSoE 9f,hs slate
" sUPREMEJUDG
q NTroRNEY-GENERAL "
" MEMBER BOARD OF PURI.IC WORKS.
" STATE In the Third Snna:o r!nl
nistrV', romlnsed of the counties OF Mont
" REPRESENTATIVE of Preble county.
z" PROBATE JUDGE 80"
. 4ERlsT F. { /,
. pKosGcuTiXG ATfoRNEY a.
q HMIsSi9NE vcrdp ei9
a" SURVEYOR t4a~ta F"sr RS ~.
| The Trustees ofthe various Townships are also
notified that they shalion said day select 90 good
judicious PERSONS. having the qualifications Of cleo
tors, their apportionnient OF persons TO serve as
Jurors, and 10 rrtnrn a list OF the same rs directed
by law: The superintendent rs ordered by the
follows, t0-wit: Dixon 6, Gasper+ Gratis II, Har-
rison 4, Israel s. Jackson 6, Jefferson 8. Lanier !
Monroe \. Somers II. Twin 10. Washington IL.
tyofhcers, passed Nay q, ISL, provides that at the
| elections to be holden under that Act, the polls
shall he opened between the hours OF s and 10 o.
afternoon % fthe same day. -
! -Given under my hand this 9th day OF Septem.
Der, a. D., ISIS. JOHN TDWNSEND.
Sent. Q, IS1-w1 81.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

WANrED-A bloody shirt for Oil
yer Twist to wave OF next Friday.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

The campaign was opened in this
county on Saturday night last at
the Lexington Township House, by
Judge HAINEs, candidate for State
Senator, and HENRY ,SH1DELER, can
didate for County. Auditor. The
house was filled with the sturdy
farmers of Twin Township, and we
understand that the speeches gave
the best of satisfaction to all pres
ent The Farmers and Laboring
men of this county are tired of being
robbed for the benefit of the rich, by
Grants thieying administration, and
we believe will SO vote on the second
Tuesday of October.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09

ri ~ -HEEE.. "a |ar. mEafEEmHW va Ia #raaH.
The Prohibition Senatorial Con
vention, composed of the counties Of
Montgomery and Preble, met in the
city of Dayton on Saturday last, and
nominated ALBERT S. MArLAck, Of
Eaton, as their candidate for Sena-
tor. Like the flies, at certain sea.
sons of the year, there are a great
many Prohibitionists in this place
but about election times they roosi
around the old rotten carcass of theil
party and swallow anything that is
given them, SO that it may be safe te
predict that Mr.. Matlack and the
whole ticket, will not poll more thar
seyenty.five votes in the county.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
PUBLIC MEETING!
Gen. sANI'LF +. CARY,

Hon. ID. .. GOODING,s
VIII address the citizens of Preble
county, in Eaton, on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, Sept. 21st, 'a1S17I5 rs
Turn out, ye laboring men and farm
ers, and hear for yourselves:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-09
ALLEN CLUB,

On Wednesday, the LIST of Sept,
the Democrats of Gratis township or
ganized an ALLEN CLUB, with the fol
lowing officers: President, Josiah
Baker; Vice President, A. J. George;
Treasurer, N. j. Laws; Secretary, c.
I. Tisch. Vice Presidentssin School
Distrlcts,-Jacob Mullendore, H.
Brill, j. Goodman, Jacob Crismore,
Martin Kirkpatrick, John Lane, Jo-
siah Power, T. Knoll; Executive
Committee, E. Young, B. F. Antrim,
t0.T Tisch. /
The man who votes for Hayes this
fall, certifies that Grants admins.
tration, which 2 the Eaton Regfste,
pronounced Corrupt beyond precc
dent" is a distinguished success!
Now how many Honest farmers will
so completely stultify themselves to
crafty the, Office holders and bend.
holders Of this thieving adninis,-a
ton?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
Ors c)riftlibcn &iubcs SScrtb unS
0{SiirHr

Bon Clemens Yrentonc.
SScr lit iirlncr, ais Gin Nino
Slu Dem Sd)cioepca gcborcu,
Scout Acblcn0ct, nlorgcn blino,
Sbnc UiiDrcr 9tbt's pcrlorcn.
NSer lit trmcr, ulS Gin Niuo!
9Scr bics cinmol ic cmpfuuhcn,
Sit Den Ninocrn bur1 buS 5cluStino pcrs
bunbcn!
9Scld) @cbcin,uib lit Gin &ino!
G5ott lit 0ud) clll Mino gepc leu;
lScil mir @ottc5 &inOcr lino,
Mom Gin Sinh, uus III er(oicn
NSelG' @cbcmnii lit ciu 0inb !
SScr oics ei,ln1nl ic cmpfunocn,
SIT Den &inocrn Ol1rd bos SciuSfino rtr.
hunbcn!
8, mic bontbor lit Gin &ino!
YflcNc id) bic iortc Yflunsc,
Sd)iib' i'll lie unr Stllrm uuo 9Siuo,
NSiro'5 ciu Shmucf I'M 0imu,clsslan;c.
:, mie Oonfbor lit Gin Niuo !
9Ncr hitS tinnnl ir cmpfuubcu,
Sit Den NinOcrn olrd) oos Sclusflno ncr<
bunotn
Sic I'M @immcl morcu Niuo,
Sic audi, Die Der Nlud) ActrpfTcn;
Nd, 10 luh' cin Ainb 9cidwlnp,
"sDr' cS Alonbcu, litbcn bolfcn
9ic I'M 9immcl morcn Sinh !
Mcr bica cinmol ic cmpflluocn,
Sit heu Niuhern purd) naS Selusfinb pcr~
tunbcu
@c(A' Gin @otc lit ciu Nino
Schcs NSort, Ous cs cr1uicftt,
@is ;u'1 3ia,melsgurtcn rinnt
NNSn nns Mnrt irnrp ons1cld)idct.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

men, 1pu Der 9eGQnte, OIL nos SpreOen
nit Dem Nu9csen,uartsenL aus 9ldubi9e1
5cc(e> feline Strait auf bos @emiitb ba=
ben? llnO eine rcine NIT Den b09lten
S0een (fiir jebt AUDI on9euommen, ooB
lie Srrtbum linb) erfiilte Sccie mas
mii5lsn lire @prtc, fire Bitten, Grmob=
nun9cn, Qebren unO Q8arnun9cn fir
cine @irtun9 boben aui ollc, Die nit i6r
in 8eriibr,ng tommen? IS lit oas, id
m6dte io9cn Die natiirlidc gSirfl1n9
oes Gc6etes bo5 init @lou6en uno 9n<
oo6t pcrrdtct wiro ioQtc AUDI bieler
Glaube gSobn lcin. 9l6er pcr bot eu6
oenn gcla9t, oob @ctt bo5 Gc6et niht
crb0re? Wcr bot cs eub benn 9c1ogt, bob
mir einen @obn 9(aubcn gSobrboftiA
menn lift uns oorob b0bnt, Oab mir Dem
Wortc oellen 9laubcn, Der licD ols @pttcs=
lobn Dor 6inunel uno groe, Dor gergon=
gcnbeit Gegenuoyt uno ,3utunft lc9iti=
n'irt bot> uno Der ge1o9t uno nit einem
giol6wur crli0crt Dot ~Wobrli6,
'po9rli@, id lagc eu0: luo5 l9r INNER
Den Soter in meincm 9}omcu bitten wer=
oet miro CT eu6 9e6cu !" lucldc giirg+
l@olt boben mir, cu6 Su 3loubcn?
So, oas @ebet lit uirtliAe @emcin=
| l6oft be5 W}cn1Ncn nit Dem lcben0i9en
Gott uno bicle 1tcte 9Nch5el9en1cinl IDA It
| ion Der GelelliAoIt unniik iein =? SIT man
ocnn 10 9erc6t ooB man ocs @ebctcs
niAt be0orI? l1no 'piirocn 0iele bon Ser
gSt1t N69e16ieOcncn einsi9 uub oQein &C.
ten, luiirben lie, bcrcn Gebet nidt ourb
Die man6erlei 3erltrcuungen ocs ySeltle=
bcns 9ebcmmt uno bcl6rdnft lit ni6t
oobur6 idou Der @clcQl lAaft weltntlidcn
9ienlt leiiten?' gRan 1dloge oob bic
@ercini9un9 nit Der bDbcrn QSelt nibt
,u gerin9e fir oos 9Sobl oiclcr 9Selt an
Nbcr tbun ocnn oicle 9f1ntDc un0 Npn=
ncn aubcr Dem @cbctc nibts onoercs? ?
Sic @elhi6tc miro cS beseu9en, wenn
lie b0ren milf 6ab es fein mcnl6libeS
2eibcn ocS Qcibcs ober Scr Seelc 9ibt>
|6clien ?lbblfe nid)t Elm religi0ler Oroen
9coient; Ntnnde worcn es, >uelde in ocn
3eiten Ser Sorborei nit Ginleyuua
! ibrcr TrciDeit uno lelblt ibres 2cbcns,
orme pon ben Siirten 9sion9en 9enom-
meme Gbrllten ousl0Sten; MOn6e worcn
cs, Die 5uerit in ben 9olpitd(ern Den
9ienl Der &ronten iibcrnabmen; M0n@e
1uaren es, Die fir 6in0eltinoer fir arme
gSoilen lor9ter, bic li6 1elblt o1f 0ie@a=
eeren peroin9ten> I'M Die reuigcn Strd{=
linge losjufoufcn ; M6n0e ,poren es, oie
fir Die Wrmen lorgtcn> uuo leit bie Nr0cn
I'm lbre ySirfl flomfcit 9e6rod)t unrocn
lino> bo6cn mir benz 4Goupcrswu5 9clcDen.
g8cr fonn Die 9(u pfcrun9 jcner Sung
Irouen ao0 @cbiibr piiroi9ell oie einc
Vamilie, Treun0e> Sctannte> 9lln5enoc
2(usl liAtcn, Su9eno, SG0nbcit, UelunO=
felt sum- Opfer 6rin9e1> I'm gtd0tc bin=
our@ am Settc ctel3ofter &ronten ;u
libe'r uno ibncn oQe 2iebe 5u cr>usilen,
Die Gin lln9lutliher notbi9 bat, pbne
Oob bcle oielleid)t lire 0icnite ontrtcn=
uen? &6nnt ibr in eurcr u 9lftcrmcis1eit
BEN 6eloermutb elmer barmDcrsi1cn
S@pc| tier, i0 lo0e rid)t 6eloDncn, f0unt
ibr i'm osrltcbcn ? llno jcne 9}canen,
melNe 9efouene M001cn in iGre bei.igtu
94obnun9cn oufnebmcn u'1o tic an ouS
$oev5 bcs 3uten 0irttn lc3W - lGoTicn lie
tcinen NNtcn?
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

peroonfen mir olle Die 9Gelte Oct olten
2iterotur uno @elebr] ]amteit Die nod jebt
Die @runologe un'erer 9DDern yilouns
ousmoden? 5o6cn bos nibt 9l0es Die
vfoulcn M0nDe" 9etbon ? gScr lit es mod
beutc D. Der bos Gbril ltentbum uno nit
eemlel6en 8iloung uno Nlcnl l6lidfcit
unter Den Niloen perbrcitct uno lelblt
lein 2eben nidt o9tet, luenn cs bieIem
b6bern 3lucde gift ols Der W}on6 nit
lcinem &rcuS unb Srepier? Gincu Tebler
freil1 boben Die Orocn oes D}itteloltcrs
9e6obt uno ben mirf ibnen unler gebll=
octes Gc]6lcbt Dine Mufb0rcn Dor: 1ie
bobcn 5u jcncn 3eitcn no6 ni6t 9llles
oas gelrubt, mas mir bcut5uta9c pilen.
@orum man frcilid) oieB nur ben
M0n6en nprwirft> miro ld>pcr au be-
9rcifen lein, oenn ih CLAUDE, oob jene
9rpbcn M}dnner ocr Sor5eit Die unlcr
,3citoltcr ucr9Dttert neil lie nub feline
Gbri ten luaren jcOcnf falls oub nod ni9t
?llles 9cluubt boben, mas luir >uiilcll plel=
lei6t Omit Scr Grlou6nib oc5 bpben 3cit=
9eiltes) mod mcnigcr ais Die M0n6e
0es N}ittcloltcrS, uno oob mir 9c9en>udr'
tig ou6 nod nidt 9lQcS mileu mas
elm It unlerc l(rcntel nil en- >ucrocn. yStnn
man nur 10 be1 1bcioen pdre pom Slnoc
niDt su perlon9cn, cs lpllc N}oul> uno
pom 0eute, c5 1eQc WorAcn lein
l(nier 9onjcr 9e9cnudrtl9cr Gultur=
ltono bepeist cs bob Dos Gtrcbcn na6
bDbercr @outpmmcnbeit ttin Der GeleQ<
1tboit unniiteS, 0ab Die Tr0mn1i9tcit Der
&l0i tier feline miillig9dngeril6c mar.
@cnn sic 2iebc bic grfiillun9 ocs @elc<
Ees lit, 10 lit audi Die 8olltommenbeit
ole TiiQc Der Hiebc. llno bcoorf Die
gSeit ctmo bicler 6ril ltli6en Giebe nibt?
gSer tr0ltet ocnn ibrc &ranten, luer bilft
bonn i0ren 9(rmen, Die lie bon li6 ouS=
ltDGt, wer njmmt ]i0 oenn ibrcr @ebcug=
ten an? @ie bot es taulenomol be-
lpie1en, oob Ic 5u arm lit uno Su folt,
bic ucbcl, Die in lift cr5eust ueroen, 81
De6cn; unb nun fommt @riltllbe Sc=
9ciltcrung pcrl6mabt Die Treuocn Der
g8elt, nm li6 nit ibren 2eioen iu bclo'
item, {iir Sic lie bp9 ni6ts tbun tann,
uno nun >uiQ lie lfmQ6en boriiber, bob
c5 fir Die lln9lifli6en cine 2ie6e 9lbt
Sn ber Bctrobtun9 oes Orocnslcben5
lteQt li6 uns ober Elm nod piel bDDercr
&jelibtspunft Oor ben mir ni6t ll6erleben
oiirfcn, >pcnn >uir lelbes na6 leinem luab=
rem &siit uno eSe len periteben wnQen.
(56lub fol9t.)
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Sbto @ailenfreun6.

ST ben 3inoern cur@ oaS Sclustinh bet
bunben
3u mir cnbet @ott boS Sinh,
0oS ui6t wcib, mas tbun, mas lanen;
ySie id) gebeno bin geiinnt,
gSiro lciu Scr; bic 6obc ioIlen.
3u mir ieuoct @ott bas Nino.
@cr oics rinmol ic empfunocu,
Sit ben StuDcru burd bos ScluSfinh uer-
buuoen
gSic 10 leAt lcbr iid) Gin Aino
9ll' ;um guten, at gum 8oleu,
gSic Den S6liifel cs 9cuiunt,
gSirb es aac &atbiel lOicn.
gSie 10 lcid)t lebrt id eu &ino!
gScr bieS cinmol ic cn,pfuuecu,
SIT Den ainocrn ourd) oos Seiusfine oer'
bunocu!
Sri nid)t banac. .um baS 8inb,
1ob es 9llleS ielbit Oeroieucn,
Sci barmbersig, itreng une linS,
Sri, mic @ott nit Dir, nit ibncn.
Sri nid)t bonac u,l bas &ino!
gScr oics cil,mal ic cmpfunbcn,
sit ben Mubern our1 oaS Sciusfno pcr~
bunhen.
9Sllit ou ic9,tcu, lcbr' Cit Aino!
Mus ben ADrulein mcrbcn NcDrcn,
Mic pcin NDruleiu mar gciinut,
&iro hus Grob bic Mc(t emit n0Drcn.
SSilllt ou lc9ncu, lcbr' Gin Nlno!
HScr ocs ciu!!lal il empfunocn,
Sit Den Ninoern our9 oaS Scludfino rcr-
bunoen
Ncinc Slume fcnnt boS Snb!
Gifti9c crld)eiueu bunter;
@cnn cs Huit am 8unten fino't
Srid)t's bic 0rud)t uno acbct untcr.
Seine 8lumc fcnnt bos Nino!
g&cr bicS cinno( ic cmpfunocu,
Sit bcn Hinoern bur6 oas Sclustinh pcr
buuocn!
Nh, mer iilbrt oies id)wodc Nine?
9oa' uno Simmc( itebcn offcu;
0ob baS 2amm bent @olf cntrinnt,
Sat es MIDI mobl areetroffep?
!ld,, lper fiibrt DicS idwode Hiub :
gScr oicS ciumol jc elnpfunocu,
Sit ocu Ginbcrn burd bus Sc lu5finp pcr.
bunocn
Gurd) bic gSiltc ,icbt bas Nino;
9(ur Der Uoocn melncr @unoc
Niibrt cS burd) oas 0abDrintb,
IS tuiro mnnoclu, mic ids lcnoc!
Iur6 Die @iiltc sicbt Oos &inp.
9Ser OlcS cinmal lc emp funocn,
SIT Den ainncrn burd bos Seiustinb Der.
bunhcn
;3u mir Siinoer fam oicS Mino,
2cDrte mid Den Gatcr fennen;
9rum, no id) ciu Ninolein fuo',
Mub ids meincn Srubcr nenueu
;3u mir Siiuocr fom bics Miub.
gScr oirS ciullul ic cmpfunoen,
Sit ocn &inocrn Our1 oaS Sciusfinb bcr~
buuocn
SSic 10 bcilia lit cln Stub
?(nd) Dem SSprt bon @ottcs SoDnc
Sitter &inocr Gnacl iino
3cuacn Dpr ocS &nlers lbrouc.
sSie 10 beili9 lit Gin Sinh.
g3cr oisS ciulHol ic cmpfunocn,
ST Den Hinocrn burd) hos Selusfino ocr>
buuocn
S&cld)e @iiroc bot Cit Mino.
Sprab bos @ort bod lelbit Die gSprtc:
sic nid)t, iuic Die Mlnher, iine,
vGcb'n nid)t Gin sur 9inlnc(spiprc ."
9Scldc 9Sitroc fat Gin NiuO
9$cr bics cinmol ic cmpfunbcn,
Sit Den Ninocrn burd) ooS ScluSfinn ncrs
bunocn.
gNcrncu mub id), luic Gin Mino,
s&cnn ib mill sunl &nter tommcn.
Niuocr, Nnocr, fummt Acld)wino,
Nd) mar gernc mit0cnpnlmcn
Sd) mub merocu, ,uic cin Sinh.
9&cr bes ci1mol ic empiunocl,,
G: II Nh HfnNrrn hur1, ma C1riu6finh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
The Third Term. .

The third term business produces goo(
deal Of eussin' and discussion" The NOR.
sedate politicians and all of tue diguifed gen
tlemen with presidential aspirations are i'm
pressing upon The public mind the solemuity
OF the example set by WAsHIssgGx and the
Fathers Of the country, which Presiden,
GRANT has treated with entire d;srespect
The venerable RLvERDy Johnson has given
his views Of the matter. He says that " the
"idea of the President that the safety OF the
!" country may demand the reelection Of q
preslaeh~ for third tern" is, in bis
opinion, can idss coneeIt, baying no other
"support but the mose.4gregisus yanity:w
Exactly. But Ar. JoHEsoA gees further
and intin es that there is somaa.ap sora;d
ut the DO t I'm of it. He says: ~
"Tbe President, indeed, SO Tar as be is
personally concerned, seems to regard It AZ
q mere matter OF dollars and cents: and Il
may perhaps be leeItimaIely inferred that if
the salary which he now receives should be
secured to him as arelring pension be would
g'adiy leave the 9th e az the end of bis pre-
sent term and return to that home where
Inc balance OF bis days might be spent in
peace and The enjoyment of domestic uuiet.,v
And after all this seems to be the real /" LET
us have Peace!"