davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
CINE .iauasnerpoue GelHespelt.

Sollte es tpirflid nod ber Wfii6e tpert9
lein fir ir9eno Semanoe!s, IT'D unfterbs
li6feit Der SeeIe 81 Dilnlden, Delt1 man
ieben mus, pel1 elemoeS Qanoipetf, mad
Ne6auptulg Don @eiiter6eldap0rern uito
ibrem @tGubtgeu, Die 0siiter Abgei6iez
bener auf 8efebl 0ieler Meoien tretben
miillen? Sranflin uno Balbil9ton,
8eblter uno Slap, GolnmbmS uno alt1
bere Wtdnner, beren @eilt man fir err
baben era6tete, ais fe nod eMf Groen
panOelten, miiiien ieBt oas biimmfte
3eug flopfen, ooer Dor ieoem S6afsfopf
ais Weipenlt eri6eineH. BeIA eiu 3uz
ltano oteler eroBcn Mdnuer in Der @etrer5
melt! Solten 1te ni1t auf Die Soee
fommlen, it1 nod ats Setter ult8ltz
bringeu, penn bas IiidgerIfe, 9ee
flopfe u1b Gitiren ourd ieoeu bornirten
S0lpel nt0t balb aui6ort?
Sn Stem Oort lit Elm neue5 BltnSer
bon ben @etttern uoabra6t worSeu, file
bobeM etn &iaDier etnise 3oll in Die 069e.
W2an oeufe iid, etnigeO uyenO %beriiBinter
Dtduner u1b trefflt6er Jrauen miiifen
Ith Guf COMMANDO irgeno elmer ournnler
@aus pasu Derlteben %fuuOenlang einer
Wtmmer!alten elnige sou Bod BON 80z
ben Su beben. WSel6 Elm iatnMerDoleS
0aiein fir bteie @eilter; rpelb eine fanrs
merDoQe @et1terpelt, tauienomaL eIenoet
ais iene S6attentpelt Der alten @rie6en,
in iDel1er Die SeeleH Der 8erftoreenen
flagenp ais blalle @eipentsr rulberz
%tDantten.
Bobrli9, bic mo0erneu @eifter' bdtten
piel me9r @run6, 81 %siirnelt uno au flas
gen iiber bic MtBbanblunaen, tpel6e
ibnen bon BEN 9ebenoe1 dngetbau tperS
6eu. GolunbuS muB III ba5 Stublbeil1
Ta6ren, Srieorib Der @roBe 1T eillen oil
ten Slid, gtapoteon III Elm 6uBbGnf6eu,
urte aue miiiien auf 9ebot BET 9umlnet
9teos ite1en uno 10 ouulm tpte m0gtI1
%antfpDrte1.
500 faurt MAJ bon S9Ien etipas all.
beres ertuartel, ais JtiloTetl6? SOUR
Die elenoe1te un6tlouug uno Oummbeit
fam einen 10 uieoriBeu 8e9riff BON DEM
baben, mas man 0eilt neHnt, oaB fie
0enlelben nit Stlbl9 uno Tti1beInen
@aufeleien tretbeu ldBt. Die Dpftorer,
8rDfeiIoren, GIuItler uro an0ere +. q.
Webilpete, ipelAe IS fur cine Setter
eri1einullg erfldren, ipenn ELL 1ii6 bas
Beiu bcbt. ODER Denn 9ar3 rtgeibtdte
Gai0euIpieIer> Gunltltilde i'm 0uffeln
I'm lie porgebefr, betpeifen. baB fte felbit
fetuen @eilt beltBen, lon1t tpiiroen fte
nint lol1e uteor!9e B~errl9ereten fir
@eiit erfldren. Ber 1uirb tpo9l benz
8erltnno bon Nersten nod tralteli foue
neu, Die auf Die rSate &tig" f9ip0ren z
Wer ipiro Brofeiioren fit gelebrt balten,
Die StubIbeine Gnbeten? Nenm bisle
2eute tbre iberfItiiige 3eit autpenoem
lpoaten, UNI Gtlpas gu ~Iernen, miroeu
ite pieueibt aur @rfenntniB threr 2lbees
i0maGtDeit tomnlen. Wlil. 9em.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
(I1s benz ans. 3. @efteus.)
@eNp6TIi0er @it.

Gs aibt gpo6en, in benen Der Sulror
glei1iaM in Der 9uft liegt. Sn fol0en
@po6en entfteben setpobuli1 bumoriz
ltiihe BlGtter, tpie Der G6artpari, Der
4uu1, Die flieeenoen 8lGtter uno Der
Ilab~oeraoat16. SIR iie lit oanu bas
aroBe WetB9ei0id uuarsbleibli6, oaB iie
aud fort6elteben miiien, tpeun Der 0uz
NOR nl1t mebr all 8tabe, llno oaber
aud in ben Sopfen ibrer 0erausgeber be-
retts eritorben lit. BaS baum bonn 6u>
NOR iibrtg bleibt, lit nidts mebr ais elm
l%ebernes, 5dbeS, auf9emdrmtes @ebdd,
oas ben 8erterttgern ptel &0pf5erbre heu
foftet uno BET ben ~@oniumelten piel
SopfidltteIn er3eugt.
Ofit benz Mib itebt es onoers. Cine
3eitung, bic Sabr eiH Sabr aus ein ernitz
bates @eIt6t idIietoet ullo nieu1als ibre
Geier 3tptngt, Die Wrnotuinfel gu perstes
ben, uno Der AUDI Nuge1ibts Der grDBren
8erbpbrtbeit n1to 2llbernbett Mtenuis eiIl
0iBpott iiber Die 2ippen fommt, ut ebtr
aud cine DUAL fir ieoes BubliculR. gtur
IdBt ft1 audi Der BtB itiAt beitellear mo
uiDt fir nod 70 DieI @eto 9eraoe it benz
4usenbliG ertautSn, 0a CT 10 ra1t an
BlaBe tpGre.
AClC HIub ftY nun lUCIut pttlC VNpul~
fen folgeri0tig fin0, eine tdsEithe 3eiz
tutg, oil Die fein Meni6 ben 2lnlprud
iteat, baB tie ein permateuteS ySpakttei"
ieim iou, bic unlGglt9e Qual auflaoen
nno Die 9irni6aoet ibrer yteoacteltre aIle
WoGe ell paar Wtal in bic S0raub>
aipiuge ipannen, bamit fe etne ga1tSe
SpaIte inter oer Tlagge bon Wtb nlD
9unlor leaeInoert S0unoes proom5tren !
Dait oieier 10 let6t perftduoltdem GINS
lettung 0rHfen tpIr cine bon uns D1r9@
gefebeue uno uerbefierte er1te SpaLte Der
nWeitttben Boft" bier G6, 10 ungefdbr
pte tie ie etlen iber Sen atIbcrr Sag Don
lbren getituouen Geoatteureu auiautl1elI5
gebraut tptro. @tr belnerfen babel, oaB
unlere ytah6artu sci ibrer 3obot>2trbeit
- Hlebt tpte mir e5 gum Sur fir nt1lere
Geler gu tbun geOenfeu, - ibren &Lgltz
0unlor uno tbre 3pangse WiBeIeten t1gus
terbunt ourbetnanoerl mirft, 1onoeru oaB
1te tie nit benz 3ouitab miBt, uuo Die fiirs
5elten Nuriteno9en lluo Die tIeiniten
GIgarrenitllnpben, Die lie utter ben III
i6en in trgeno ether Sietfneipe aufleien
ldBt, 5Ierlt, uno Die 9r0Bsren 3ipfel uno
Srllnpfe 8eilau llaO Der 3unabne Der
3eilen folgen lGBt. go eRtltebt Darans,
oil Der Stelle, 100 III 1noeren 3eitu1gen
Die &ettartifel lteDen, oret bis ptermal per
8p6e eIle 8Drdmtoe, Oercn breite Saiis
etlle2lrt BON loliDemS 6partenmageu biz
bet unO oeren SpiBe in eileln ounnen
8tenersB lrlt6en auslduft; obn9efabr
To-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
non est pictum!

gSas Der GiiH,n,l int S4warsbrOS, 6as 1T Set
. II III OF III eEller a3eitun9.
seIbis in Galifprniem lit nibt aues @oIb, mas
9ldnst.
KUKLUXING in Illinois - at a discount.
.9eS Qebens llnoerltaub init @ebu1utb gu seniee
Sen, ut &uSenb ,inb SsgriiI.
sie reir'. iid auf @is. Sist Der gsis, OOer
lptsclt oer Sis?
Grant S6ane! &nmmet-2ammel! pftc9te
1lrler SI9elbIreunb ALeranoer uOn I0umbolot 5u
faSen.
@tueucs! Sbafnafti! Ser GberuSfcr $er,Hann!
81 bn9elG4ter Scr 96llc!
Sic hrei Safer babcn'S @prt in ser 6crss9o>
1plHa ltn6 be &eRmGAte babeH's Ra4isben.
All, qucl plaisir!
9sm Snsiancrrins bat SoS unteriudunsss
conttte leIoer nod tmmer 1ltbt ben VI u d
8 { Ill a t..
Ser tune Guf nad mebr 2umpenget6
miro pom thinner wcmt9er Setelu mpeH
an9clt'mmt! =. 0etrOit!
Gcnt Teprtpm lit (eiber au3 ber Carpenter
na49slnuten nno tn's Qartgelbla9er SurItz
8elbtttpft. 9arte SeIblumpen baS!
Sic GsttFatbptisen beI6dftiSen lid gesen1udrtig
IN 9onn al9ete9eltlid nit oer Stus9icpuHg SeS
DeIlt9ell GeIlteS. Ssbr q t fatbottl1!
e;fnsfspns I9eint pour lie rot de Prussc" gez
l6rlebell 6u baben, oenn III Ur1ntrcI1 baben le
tbn lctt, 1oie Der Gele9rapb utcLoet, AM pen sSnber
gelcst!
Gfpptita,'iid,e @cnu9tbuuns iol burtt ttniere
gauge Scema1t (29er la6t BAY elspun9cu
lperoeu. 3tttrc 3rtpptis uno Ertppstrta! $oannss
lir9el bo1t'H gar nit 9'ic9n. it9it'u a 1ltmmers
ntcBr!
SIN @aumwpfc fonnten Duncan, Gberman s.
60. nidt 9ebeH unO MoIaiieS bat Stirling, Ab>
rets 81 80. bre4en MAIDEN, 9a lit nntbtS oa>
bei."
Ser 2ibertin:SaFcy uluB ni9t oQetn ybrums
men, %lonbern lit at9 ais 0fFt;9r Oer en9ltlden
Nrntee ealirt luDroeI. 0ter lDiirbe man tbi sum
SenatSprdl ~ioentel gelpGDlt boben. &anbesGrt,
SanoeSlttte!
Bel BEN 0enreFyaten bat Grant beretts bas
@ertB. IS b0noelt lb nIr ned I'm Die Ttetntg7
felt, ob er dti cine gpI6> ODER: ltmpelbcmotratI>
lde Htotiprm geiteAt weroen lou. Gr aber bs1ft
III letlleal Stftll: n3ptlDel 00to 1ill0 St1npeH
aIenIal tlr - ben brttten SeruIII :"
S0ie man in Ban SO ,Ie l1reit, 10 l1aat IS Be-
fanntlth beraltS. 9tlr aarert'S lnand)nal etlpga
tango, b~eionoerS meln Der @alb cin y 1t tfts
lpalp lit. Bis aus EN- BUS G9o unieres .IEe9
init ber Gountp.@ Court! !" suriiGibaate, i~ttftelI
lteben Sabre ~pergeben. auI lIebcn SABRE uorlas,-
10 ma1eI mir Yolttit /
SEPT folsen Die iiebeuaeiliges. bann Die
Wurlt3tpfel, bis ,iote gefaJt,
CANA unteu in Sorm eiuer breiBtg bis
pierSig 3eilen biGen BrtR}oHr1t oas Sul1'
oament DER galaen YDra.ntoe ioltoe 9e1
legt lit. lns oauert bas Bapter. ons
mir oaultt peroerben 1piiroeu, JOINT bats
ten mir Die gauge NArfpDramioe 9lerDtn
geltellt.
8ie mag iidl cine 3eituh9, ait berem
SpiBe al1b OSr Jtaine DON @arl Sbnr5
iteDt, atlo ~tpsgperfen, biele bI0olinuige
Jteueruua alth in Die beuti6e Hrelie etn:
;ufubreul Sebt feblen nod ole 9olsz
l0nitts, uno banll lit hes @eiltes Sl3t
gGns.lb aus9eblaien, nllo Die 3ettun8en
mtrbtn nur nod fir LANCE ORrelr ulro
fir floBige Augel, a6er nt9t mebr fur
pen 0trntalten sel1riebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
"a. 2qa. R17l.sh1

ANNeO
9te M6rat Der gei1tdte entb6Gt Elm
Der EabeIe ~aneebangtes NIB" iolgenoen
SnbaGts: uOealt fieGt alio, oaB BE CIR
maBiguug Oes &arrfs auf SO GertS per
Bort bic GiHnGbmen III BRET WoIdten
nrl 1855 Yro5. Derfitrst, tpd6renb int
gtefdreH 3ettraum bic DepeI6en5abL I'M
32.l7 Broa. 3ugenommen bat" Nue5
neutet odraut bin, oaB oas OepeIden>
p0rto mad uno bon Gnr0pa III dliernG9>
fer 3eit nteoer erb6bt tperoeH tpiro: Cit
gefabrlid3eS NustunftSmittel III 3siten,
pie 6ieie ftIb~
giner Der berborragen6Iteu unter
ben amerifaniiGeu 6 6lonernoe 8
eggptt 1en 8t3et6nigs lit
Der Dberit Song. @r er3dbLt nit groBer
GenugtbuunG, baB auf ietner leBten @rs
petition Oer ibtuar3e Stonis . Otiam
9tianl ibrl 3l @6ren 70 ieiner untertbas
nen fopfen lieB ulo ibln ein Mdohen
dnm @e1dente gaG. Das Wedo9ell IieB
tbm our6 eiiIen Doalneti1er iagcn, baB
eS tebr gerne nit t9n gin9e, aber mt
nnter Der 8eoinguns, oaB er IS nidt
auttreien tpoae. 0iele 8eoingung sing
oer Oberit gerue Elm.
9as vginc. goIfsbI." briuat foG>
genoe 8retSfrage fir Die Rapierz
geloz8erDdiferer: vWenn man St elmer
Quart Wetn 3tuet Quart 29alier iHiIts
tet, bat man banu 6rei Quart 8ein?"
8rditSent Grants Glteiter Sobn,
nSberrlteUtenant" Sreo. 9rGnt, lieB
1lb turalt6 auf Der 9urdretie in 2eapenz
DortD, SaI1laS, bon elIeM p l1ttoeut>
den Bar6ier %raitrelr, o9ne oaB Dtes
fer tbn fdntte. Srib Grant mar boto
nit Dem Barber III ELL lebbafteS Oez
lprd3 iIber YoIitif Dsr!pidelt. unter
Nnnerem Tra9te ct, tpa5 maI in 2eauels
NORTH tut NlIgpmetnen bon YrIftoent
@raut benfe. Ser 9arbier riB nun oas
9ber9aHpt Der 9tepublit 1T eiler Weile
perunter, oaB feill gutter SeBen all oert>
1elbeH blIeb, tDte man sI iagen ptlegt.
Nls Der 1ltnge Grant fi1 e~ntfertt bate, y,
fam etn Derr beretn rt1o fragte BEN 8drs
bter. Oh CT iptlie, tpen CT raitrt babe ?
nJfein," antmortete Der Gartfitnitler,
ulpdbrl9etnlib eine1 6anbelSreilenoen."
pG5 tp6r 6e5 Brdftoenten Sobn, SreD,"
ta9r Seller. @dn3 reht ludr es MIN benz
Barber bod niht, baB Ct Dem SoD1
gegsnll6er 10 furdtbar aAf ben Batter gez
l0lnlpft bate, ober es mat nun eElllal
gel9eben uao er troitete lid oanit, pboB
bier Der UiSmard nids 10 Ieg9en bet"
9G bat Der quite Wann Jte6t! Qdtte
er ais BdrbuB in 0entl6laIn Iber SEss
Mard geldtmpft, tute CT bier 3I Sanoe
ilber Grant ibtmpft, 10 mare CT ms
Sod 9etommen. Dies 2oos bliIbte tIIr5s
lid IN Srantfurt a. W. iogdr eIllell
barmIoien DteultmGoden, oas mn a!I!lll
SpaB, unl ieinen fir SIsmarf 16tpars
merOeH vSdab" aud einmaI b9le ~
MAIDEN, absr StSmard 9ef1impTT batte!
Die farbtgen armet Leufel, ipelbe
ibr Gelo in Der Treeomen's Saut
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
Got Na0 NnS Tcrm.
8 It | a II B..

Dant Der our9 @oubernenr
SiIben berbei9efubrten lnteriu0ung
aeaeu ben RanaL: Ntng, 9ebt es iebt au1
Stem Oorfer beite9lt6en Geieyz
aeberu al ben Sragen, uno Die Bar
tetlteuunq betpirft babel gar tetnen linz
terl6ieO. 9egte 8o9e lpur0e in gos
0elter SEQ. .. SOro, Det9er in Der
bemofratil1en 4drtei bes Staates Iepe
Oorf ltets Elm groBes 3bier mar, auf
Serlangen Der Illoen'i6en &anal5l1nters
iu1uug5zG pmmillion perDaftet, unter
Der Altlage, DaB CT alS Atttglieo oer
5tnatsgcieB9ebung ii3 o betrii9eriz
11en Sanals9ontrattoreu nit $40, 600
lWmieren lisB. Die SerDaftuug erfolgte
i'm bureau beS p%orneDmen 6errn au
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
Deutfber bon gtdsfurs bat eirem grsis

9eutf6er bon @tdsfurg bat stlen 8rets
errltRgen.
= Bd0reno bic vidpar3e @sbeuton"
IN @corgia nur auf benz Bapier (uon
6enfattonss 3euungen) nitbete, baben
Dor eint9en Gagen III Mtiitifippt
tpirfli6 neuE Neger= Wtrren itattz
gefunoen ltllG 3iuar I'M County @torubee.
Die @%aNptf6Mlo an Senle[ben mirD einem
Dorttgen /iDetBen 9emagogen ytamens
NLqooo, Ginem Triiberen SflapenbGnoler,
sudeldG,eGen, peIder Der politii6e TiiD;
Ter oes JieGer in ienem Gountu tit. @r
bate IN Sen Derl6ieeenem 1beilen BET
@egeuS< feline gfe6stsgereine, steitlben
btelten 1iddtlide gerlammlnnsst bel
GroTumclfdlag IS fam 81 etItjelten ?3us
iaEIMeuit0Ben, Dobet SaWbo troB letller
uGAermad)t, uie itetS BET ieillen Sdnlpten
wit iIoli6en WsiEen, Deli alrSeren 5e8
/lalo Dem bdtbeH OuBeIo Hdb ms 0raS
betBen muBtc. pdttouinen Dotl WtlBet
Dur13egen oarauf oaS @ottHtD ltIlo-
ipreItgten oie JtegersY ereine. gtne 81
Dtacon III Weiiiiifippt geDaltene Sers
%iammtlune BON Weiben erlieB an Nl9ooo
bic Qu%ffor0erHng, bon ieinet !DtBereten
rnter BEN Negerli abauEdlieu, iDIortge1t.
faas goH3 furser pro5eB nit i'm stna0t
tuer0ea iUttr0s.
- gu Nuguitd tit georgiG bat ieBt Der
Criminal : BfDseB iDegen Der
il d tpar3en 9t s6ellion II" bsgoHtten.
Die @ef0mortnen ioict lauter b0blt
a6t6are iuetBc Biirger iein. 90 ite a6er
ebenlo Uorurt6etlsfrei ftHO, lit cine alls
bere Stage. Der ben Dorltb fabrenbe
9ti6ter @eribeI y. Sobuioit (tm Sabte
1860 8icsprdfteentl 0aftSs@ aHotodt Ser
8euslaSs0 eraofKateit, G6er bennob ipas
ter Elm eifriger 9tebelD IieB eS all iuirtz
Ii1 uortreittt6en Wfabnungeu nibt febs
len. ST Bat MdnIid bic @eldipOrenelt,
ieoe Qeioeni6aft uuo ie0es 8ornrtbeiI
abSuitreifeM, allen 9aB, aues lle6eltpols
leu, te0e GacbluGt gu unteroriident DO6l
au beoeufen, oaB oa5 0cieb ben S6tDars
3e1 oeltlelbeu S6uB outage tpte ben
BetBen, nn0 gan5 uItD gar Die SDatidbe
5u DergeiieH, DaB Die An9eflagten Jfeger
nuo friibere SffaDen ieten, pielrtebr
ebeufo gere6t mnS porurtbetLSfrei gegen
ite Su ietr, ais menn ie BetBe ipGren.
Gin redt niiiter SanGttfer
i0etltt Oct fat6oEil0s Siibof bon Sah
QlltoRto 1T gegdS 5u ietu. Wtan meloet
BON BORT: Die iiioil6s 9elnstRoe bate
NIT eiHer WniitLebrertn eineu Sou;
traft ii6er 6as Srgetlptsl III i6rer ntutrs
bauten SDnGgese a6gefbl0Hen, Der
betoeGbeile befrteDi9te. Jtln absr fommt
oer Biibof uno Derbietet Der iunget
Dante, Die &atbotittn lit, bel 5trafe Oes
Bauues ben Gpntraft 81 battem. Dteier
Hebersriff nes Biibofs BAT utet b0ies
Slut genlddJt.
= 9as itatiiiiAe 8urcau lit Baibing>
ton oerofemtIidbt folseitbe neuelte @inz
10 au0ererz = tattlttf:
@nsabl ber @inpanserer.
Ttn6nSja5r Beenz ntanntt9en nei5Iiben Geiammts
bet aMr 80. SUM-. eSeibtebts. Hail.
1915. ......... .13g,SS9 Sf,497 a2T,S7I
ST4...~..-.1Sa,a35 124,114 5l3,339
I6nabme .... 1855 36,617 $3.50
Son obigen 227. 377 III petft AIT 80. SUM-
1875 besnUeten SiHalSidbre lii oen Ser.
Staaten stngetrpffeHen G~SniDanoeretH
tGnten auS:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07

- WSaS 6aS &abeI etnbrtn9t.
9ariiber iAretbt Die u. .. Ststg.: SIS
geJt uns Die folgeHoc Isabelle 3u, tpelde
Ole G%i11nd6gNen scr Aa.9to Amertean Sc
legrapB So. tr Den DR. olaten Wtdi, SUM-
Rn0 Salt 1874 5stgt, 100 ieoes Nort nit
eiuenl Dollar bereegnet lpuroe, fntpte Die
@tnuabmeH IN Oct eorrefponbtrenSen Yez
vie0e 6teleS Sabres, tDo Der Eartf ourb
fiHf3tg @ents per Sort erntdBigt lift:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01

THE Boston Post has no faith in the
existence Of a large political body of
Independents. It says: "In opposing
the Administration party, the Demo-
Gratis seek to do it IN the most effective
manner, and to that end to win over
the confidence and support of a ma
jOrity Of the people by the manner of
their opposition. Last years results
demonstrated what it was possible to
do In this direction. They were not
the work of independent voters as a
class, but of the people themselves,
breaking away from the organization
that had forfeited all further con-
idence, and allaying themselves with
those who upheld and defended we'll
known Democratic principles"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01
GRANTS wAR UPON WILSON.

GRANTS WAR UPON WILSON.
Yesterday IN our article on the letter
of Vice President Wilson, in reply to
bis third term accusers, we said that
his letter would undoubtedly provoke
hostile criticism from Grant and the
third term advocates. We were not
mistaken. Grants immediate organ
publishes the Vice Presidents letter
in full and accompanies it with a scath-
ing review. But il is not so much a
review Of the letter as it is a personal
denunciation Of the Vice President. It
is strange circumstance, showing in
herent rottenness in the Administra.
ton party, that the organ of
the President should resort to
billingsgste to defame and dis
credit with their common Do
htical associates the Vice President.
Two columns and a half Of editorial
are devoted to Mr.. Wilson, "by the
grace of Schuyler Colfax's remissness,
Vice President Of the United States. "
That is the way in which he is defined
by the Presidents organ. Inthe nom-
mating convention che was fortunate
enough" we are told by the organ, ''to
be opposed by Schuyler Colfax, who
was weak because he was ungrateful to
his personal following and was private
ly known to be tainted, to say the least,
by his connection with certain suspi-
cious legislative transactions. As the
unpopularity of Colfax secured the
nomination of Wilson, the popularity
of President Grant secured his (W1-
sons election" Not very fattering
this notice to either Colfax or Wilson.
The organ proceeds to speak of the
circumstances connected with the Vice
Presidents Inauguration, the awkward
blunders he made when he first cat
tempted to call the Senate to order
and his astonishing ignorance" of
familiar parliamentary usages, which
"abashed his friends andreddened their
faces with bushes Of shame" We are
told that "his absence in the Senate was
missed more as a source of congratula-
ton than anything else, because his
place was temporarily filed bya man
of acceptable, if not brilliant, ability"
And we are further told that as he was
among the first to be frightened at the
continued assaults Of the so.called In
dependent press, he was also "among
the first to SILVER and run away from
the third term spectre" Good.
So much for Mr.. Wilson. The coUn-
try will the more honor him for his
early and outspoken opposition to the
third term. "The third term goblin
haunted him. says the organ. 1t
seems also to have haunted " the
voters of the East and West.
Let the brethren dwell together in
unity, if possible, for another year
longer, for the good time is coming
when they Will be weighed in the bal
ance, men and measures, and be found |
Then the voice of the peo-
pie, which is the voice of God, will |
comm nd them to step down and out.
So mote it be.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01
sHERMANs BAD TRADE.

1t is reported around the country that
Gen. Sherman was offered by his pub
fishers $4,000 for the copyright Of his
Memoirs. This is not true. The pub
fishers told him probably that if he
would let the book be sold by subscrib-
ton, its sale would amount to 10000
copies, and as his copyright is half a
dollar a volume, or one dollar on each
copy of the whole book, such a sale
would net 100000. The General; how
ever, rejected this proposal, preferring
to have the work sold through the or
binary channels of the book trade. As
every expert knows, this mode of sell
ing such a book produces a much
smaller result than when it is put into
the hands of subscription agents ex-
clusively. If Sherman gets twenty
thousand dollars from the work sold
through the trade, he may think him
self lucky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01
AN ACT
To Regulate the Erection Of PriVieS.

WHEREAS, THE COMMON MODE OF
w constructing privies in this city has here
tOfOre been such that It has been difficult TO clean
them and impossible 70 prevent them from be
coming offensive; therefore, be IL enacted by
the Mayor and City Council of Nashville,
Section l. That every privy hereafter erected
in the city OF Nashville shau have vault under
it not less than one and One-half feet in width,
three feet in length, and three feet deep, inside
measurement, when complete, walled mp with
stone or brick laid in hydraulic cement, 80 s. 70
hold water and retain its contents.
Sec. 2. That whenever a sewer already exists
in convenient proximity 20 said privy, It shall be
the duty Of the owner Of said premisesstO cause
a connection TO be made between said vault and
said sewer; or il such sewer, not then existing,
shall thereafter be constructed, TO make cOnnec-
ton Herewith as soon as practicable.
Sec. g. That whenever the Board Of Health
may grant permit 70 any person 70 substitute
boxes in the place Of a vault, which said Board
said boxes shall contain notices. than six and one
half cubic feet, made Of durable lumber not less
than one inch thick, and water tight. Said boxes
mast be placed under the seat so that they snail
come in contact with the base of the seat
Sec. 4. All privies must be placed At least three
feet from the line of streets and alleys, and so
enclosed that the vaults or boxes shall be
screened from public view.
Sec. 9. Any person violating the provisions OF
this act, by erecting 3 privy not in accordance
with its regulations, shall be guilty Of misde-
meanOr, and on conviction shall be fined twenty
five dollars, and ten dollars in addition Tor each
and every day said violation may continue.
Approved, June %, 1875.
MORTON b. HOWELL, Mayor.
s. A. DULING, Recorder.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01

ETHEsL tendency Of thelslegislatise
bodies jim whichss--rural constituencies
hold power to deny the cities the rep
resentation to which their population
entities them has received its latest de-
monstration in the Missouri Constitu-
tional Convention, where twenty four
counties, with a population of more
than half that of the whole State, have
been accorded a representation of fifty
three in the State House Of Represen-
tatives, the rest of the State taking
ninety.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01

THE only newspaper in Mississippi
that is edited by colored men publishes
an article in which it asserts that the
time has come for the colored people to
take a new departure, cut loose from
the political adventurers who, while
protesting all sorts of friendship for
the negro voters, only use them to ac-
complish their sinister designs, and
Join In with men of character and re-
spectability in the community, who are
bound to the soil Of the State by ties
stronger than Offices and political
emolument.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01
Red Boiling Springs,
MACON COUNTY, TENN.

TIHESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS WILL
i be open for visitors
On the 18th OF June.
Board, per week, $3.50; per month, $500
Children and servants half price.
Passengers leaving GaIlatin on the Carthage
Stage in the morning, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, viii connect with hack at GiffOrd's
Mill, and 20 through 10 Springs same day.
Full Information given by 7. j. Day, at the Cal
latin Depot JAS. ID. BENNATT,
je4 cod TIL jy24 Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-01
AN ACT
For the Benefit of Merchants.

ID City Council Of Nashville
Section /. That all persons not having a reg
ular licensed house Of business in the city and
selling goods, wares and merchandise in this
city by sample TO consumers, shall be required
70 pay to the Recorder the sum Of ten dollars
per week, or TWENTY-FIVE dollars per month, for
such Erivilege, and no license 10 run longer than
three months.
Section ?. Be il further enacted that any per
son violating provisions Of Section Of this or
dinance shall be subject to fine Of not less than
twenty-five nor more than fifty dollars for each
Offense.
Section 3. Be it further enacted that Section
Of an act passed Jan. ., 1874, entitled an or
dinance 70 increase the revenue Of the city, and
all laws OF parts Of laws in conflict with this or
dinance, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved June %, 1875.
MORTON B. HOWELL, Mayor.
s. A. DULING, Recorder.
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