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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15
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The Republican party has orEan2rd
the American Alliance, for the purpose
ot exciting aud iutlaming thu spirit OF
Know Nnothingism which has alWays eX-
istcd IN that party and which has been
more or less prominent ~ Tie cXigcucics
OF the campaign seemed to demand. Ia
this state. especially. the Know Nothing
party was the foundation Of tEr Rcpuhli-
can party, and the first state ticket Tie
Republicans elected in ILLINOIS was com
posed in large part, il not entirely. of
candidates brought into the field
by the dark lantern organization.
| The iif,t United States sen
ator which the Republicans ever elect
Cd in this stale was Richard Yates. and
his election WAS due to the fact that tie
combined The strength Of both those
parties. Hon. :. N. tullom. the Ecpuh-
lican candidate tor governor. made hi-
first entry into politics in 1876 by being
elected to the legislature rs a candidate
of the American party.
The Know Nothing party has now
| been revived. and Hayes. the Republican
candidate for president. is a member OF
! the order, in full connection. as thc
| documents we have already publish
! ed show. The organization also
exists in this state, and one o.
! the principal leaders of it i to be
! found in the office of Col. Geo. II. Iiar-
/ low, the Republican secretary OF state
who is candidate for reelection. II will
be remembered that Harlow was the
leader in the old Union League. and he
seems TO have a special liking for oath.
bound political societies. secret meetings
| and underground proceedings generally
1t was hoped that when the old Know
Nothing party was defeated by the Dem
ocracy the idea OF prescription and of ma
tional prejudice was banished from Amer
| lean politics. but il appears that this ides
| is prominent in the Republican party, anC
that it will be acted upon 50 long rs THAI
| Marty pyistS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

We extract the following dispatch,
dated Cairo, from the Gio5s- Democrat:
The new Democratic senatorial conVen-
ton Tor this district will be held At Jones'
boro on Monday next. II is believed that
neither Townes nor Albright will with
draw, and that Dave linegar, the rene
gaze Republican. will he nominated in
the place of Ohcrly. who declined to ac-
cept the nomination Of the o'her convcn-
fipu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

THr Paducnh Ne,us: 1--WE were un-
able to attend the speaking at Brooklyn
last Saturday, though we particularly
desired to d. so. John pberly and Mr..
Watkins are both old acquaintances, and
we have not listened 10 their eloquonce
for long lime. We are told, however,
that they both made most excellent
speeches, and tar exceeded the eNpeCta-
tons of their audience. There was n
good crowd and they all enjoyed the
speeches and the barbecue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

Maine, last Friday. He Was father of
Israel Washburn. ex-governor OF Maine /;
Elihu. of Illinois. minister to France ;
{. c.. governor of Wisconsin and four
Others, one Tor a long time minister to
Paraguay. one prominent in Wisconsin
politics and two less well-hnOwn citi-
Zens of Maine. He died after having
lived nearly century, and certainly
made his mark i'm the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

The Paducah Ne,rs says: David 4.
l.ineRar, Of Cairo, will, by invitation,
make speech to the citizens of Critten.
den, Kentucky, Oh the 23d inst. Mr.. Lin
egar is a fine speaker, and having re.
Gently joined the party OF Tilden, Hen.
bricks and Reform, his utterances arc
highly appreciated by his Democratic
audiences -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

AANr colored men in the South say
that the freedmen's bank swindle OPEN
ed their eyes to the dishonesty of the Re
publican party managers, and will be
the cause Of thousands Of voters being
turned TO Democratic candidates.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

FINcHBAcE Received SlG,0GG.5 - from
the Republican senate, then abandoned
the canvass in Louisiana and started
North. When Pinch left he said The
Republican party can 20 to HI; in my
opinion II won't have tar TO 60"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

IL the battle OF Little Big Horn, ten
United States battle flags were captured
by The Indians. Gen. Custer had with
him In that fatal action his old division
nag and regimental standards, which fell
into the hands OF Sitting Bull and his
braves
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15
THENEw YORK TlCKETFIxED.

Hon. Lucius Robinson was nominated
tor governor of New York, in the place
OF Horatio Seymour, by the Democratic
state convention that met at Saratoga on
the 18th inst. lIoratio Seymour wa
made elector at large to fill the place re-
signed by John Kelly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

GOVERNOR COKE vetoed a bill passed
by the Texas legislature authorizing sher-
IDS TO shoot any person against whom any
cifense is alleged, il he should tail to halt
or surrender when called upon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

REPORTERS are refused Abundance to
the Fremont records. The Republicans
are responsible tor This. Hayes infamy
was so glazing that they determined to
hide the record.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

The Peoria Democrat charges that Gull
lon in the days Of the Pekiu whisky
ring received crooked" Income from
that source Of 81 600 per month.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15
BEN HITLER.

The Lowell convention yesterday nom
mated Ben Butler for congress on the
first ballot Three candidates were in the
field. Out of a total OF JOG votes Butler
received 81.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

The Radical trouble in Hurlbert's dis
irict is not likely TO end, and will be the
cause Of sending Democrat to congress.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

The nohleT motives OF humanity concur
with the materia, interests Of ali in rcquir-
ing that every obstacle be removed TO "A
complete and durable reconciliation be-
tween kindred populations once unnatur-
ally e:traneed on tue basis recognized by
the st. Louis platform, of the constitution
of the United States, with its amendments
universally accepted Is a final settlement
Of the controversies which cngendered civil
war" Bot, in aid OF result so beneiicient,
the moral influence of every good citizen, as
well as every governmental authority,
ought TO be exerted, not alone to maintain
their just equality before the law. but like
wise To establish cor dial fraternity and
good viii among citizens, Whatever there
race or color. who are now united in the
one destiny of a common self-goyernment.
IL the duty shall be assigned to me, ] should
ct fail to exercise he powers with which
the laws aud the constitution Of our coun-
try clothe its chicf magistrate. TO protect all
its citizens. whatever their former condi-
ton, in every political and personal night.
i From samuel J. Tiden's letter Of accep-
tanrp
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f.. +. Eunkels bitter Wine or Iron

has never been known 70 fail in The cure OF
weakness, attended with symptoms. lndi--
position to eXeftion, loss of memory, dill
Guilty ofbreathing, general weakness, horror
of disease, weak. nervous trembling. dread
ful horror OF death, night swcats, cold feet,
weakness. dime.s of vision, languor, uni
VeTsal las,itude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspcptic symp-
toms, hot hands, iilshiUg OF the DO iy, dry
ness of the skin, palid countena' cs and
eruptiOns on the face. purity ing the blood,
pain in the back, heayiness of the cyelids,
frequent black spot. ii ing before the eyes
with temporary sufh,ion aud loss Of sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arse from "A weakness. and to remedy
that. use f.. +. kunkeis Bitter Wine OF
Iron. IL never tails. Thousands are now
enjoying health who have used IT, Take
only +. +. kunkefs.
heware OF cOunterfeitS and base imita-
tions As Kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron is
50 well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make IN imitation AMI try
TO sell il of to their customers, when The y
call for Kunker, Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Kunke's Bitter Vine Of Iron is put up
only in 81 bottles, and has yellow wrapper
nicely put on the OUTSIDE with the pro-
prietor's photograph on the wrapper OF
each bottle. Always look for the photo
graph on The outside, and you will always
| be sure 10 get the genuine. One dollar pei
bottle, or six for p. Soli 10y druggists and
| cealers everywhere
ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
F.. +. kunkers Worm syrup never fail,
| 10 destroy Pin Seat and stomach Worms.
DR.. KunEel, the only successful ply stefan
who removes Tape Worm 10 two hours
| alive, with he al. and no fee until removed,
Common sense teaches that II fape Worm
be removed, al other worms can he readily
| destroyed. Send tor circular TO DR.. Kun.
kel, No. 80 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa, or call on your druggist and ash
for a hottie OF kunEers Worm syrup.
Price, q. 90. ltneyer laii-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

THE Republican majority IN Vermont
has been reduced from 25,3I9 in 1872, to
23.527, and in Maine from l1,2lG to 49,
nlQ
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

YELLOW fever still prevails in Sayan-
nah, The benevolent association asks
aid for the sick and destitute.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

BRIGHT green snake. have been found
in the Black Hills.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

We denomce The Resumption clause
n the act Of 1873, and ,ce here de-
mand is repeal.-Notioaal Democratic
Platform.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET

While much may he accomplished by
these metho DDS. 1t might encourage deiu-ive
exprc' .tions II withhold here the cxqies-
sion of nv conyi. ton that no reform of the
civil ssr,ice in this llDiry VIII be com
plete and permanent until its chief magis-
trate is CO s,i:uticnslly disqualified for Re-
election; experietce having repeat dE
exposed the mtilitv of .clf-impossd restri'-
tons by canaidates or incumoon's'
Through this s,lemniiy only can he be e.
fectuaIly delivered from his greatest emp'a-
ton to m suss the poser and patronage
with wbicl the Executive is necessarily
charged.-[From Samuel J. Tiden'- letter
Of accepisnee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

TRE gubernatorial canvass in Tennes-
see is becoming exciting.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15

GOVERNOR WISE died on the 18th inst
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-15
The llcet steamer
IDLEWILD.

BIS Ii0w.HD. ...... ....... ..... Master
Id. THOMAS. ............... Clerk
leaves Cairo every ShIUaDAY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02

bnbt, 10 iaBe abbul 4si3 beute nod auf Dem
Chrome, u1lb unicre SlOtte be8 S9mar5en
Neeres anferte am @olbenen Sorn." So, ba
bat eben bic britii6e 8e9ierung einen beiieren
Snifinft (ober 1eberlesnn9) gebabt, alS bic
rniiide."
Die Dftreidiidle 8rigg y@nrica," pelfe am
Sonntag BON @lorceiter, @uglanb, in gterps
yorf anfan1, bate einen ie d. sSebnidb b >
rtgen Gnaben an 8orb, melfen lie
auf Ofiener See, circa 1900 Meilen pom 2anoe
entfernt, am Is. Suli aufnabm. Der 0eame
beS &nabeu iit SSreberid Smitb. @r tit aus
Sauous in Der ytdbe bon goIton, no iein
Sater in einem @ranit= Stelnbrud]e arbeitct.
Der &nabe muBte ieinein Sater belfcn, aber
ote idmere anitrengenoe Grbcit beba9te tbm
ni9t. Sreo madte iid oe8balb eincs ifOnen
Cages mad SOiton auf bic 8eine unb lleB iid)
in oem SeemanuS=9lnmerbe-Si -Siireau eiues
Capt. Tlufe alS Saiiiteniun9e fir einen ST.
ihereiz S9ooner arlmerben. 9ln Sor0 0e8
S6ooner5 angefommen, ipuroe er iebo9 be-
reoet, anocre Yaptere 81 unter5eld]nen, lIno
muBte III Solge 9elien Die polle 2lrbeit elne8
fSiid)ers oerridten, tpeld]e auBeroroentli9 anz
ftrengeno unb aufreibenb lit. 4n einem ueb-
li9en Gage oerlor er iid, tuabreno er in einem
flenen Soote cine Der Sli1letnen einbolte,
bon ielnem Sd)iffe, bod nabm tbn am anoes
rln Sage Der ebenfalS nit 8iiderei bei9Gfz
tigte S6ooner ,@aft=@uo" auf. BORT ar
beitcte er ebenfallS piepsr uls Stider. slm
10. Sult fab er cine mad Siten iteuernoe
grigg uuo bat oeu @apitGn Oes ,@ait>
8inb," ibm Su erlaubeu, on Sorb oerlelben
6u 9eben. 9a8 murbe tim geitattet, unO er
fano freunblid)e Nufnabme anf Dem oben &C.
uannteu 0ltreidiiden Sabrseu9e, pelfeS tbn
uaf NeusOort bradte. Srob ben bitteren
@rfabrun9en, luelfe Der Sunge aur Gee &C.
ma9t bat, mill CT bod ni4t mad Souie Su~
riidtebren, I'M ipeiter 9ranltquaberitetne 3t
bred)er, iOubern mill iit in gtem.Dorf Arbeit
iuden.
Srau Sancott, bic alte @ebetmiible,
flaprert CUR 3eit Dor elmer Semperena-& Eager
Deriammlung gu 8eslep' '@roOe, N.sS., nno
miG oaelbit ,,aus Den S1Goeln be5 SpferS
Oes Stun" uno ben Seuf5ern, 3brdnen uno
8ebflageu Der 9Sittpen unO gSaiIen ecriels
ben cine 8lattform bauen, ipeldls 9roB genug
it, I'm alle Semperen3ler Der gSelt auf5unebz
men, uno neld)e Die id)lieBltd)e InflOlung
aller glemente nidt eridutteru wiirbe. gStr
uiini9en ibr Slid 81 ibrer unternebmun9l
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GuropaiiG)e 5sa6elbsridite.
Gn9lano.
Gin 9 diff mi t Warn nnO gt an
m pr n Q n n II n Pr1
Gnglano.

Gnglano.
Gin g diff m t Wf q mn nnO Dt GH6
untergeg egaugeu.
2ouoon, l. 2luguit. - @Ine Scpaid]e
SeS Jtelter' id)cn Seiegrapbeu mclOet, baB cas-
&OQid)ifi ,,@tttmOoo," BON EtOerpooi naf
Ule!bourne untarme98, auf Der 66be bon
8au NortbumberlanO an Der Siiorltc bon
@utralien NIT Wanu uno Otau8 unterglna.
Qouoon, /. Auguit. - 8te B0iiiOa Der
faairtcn Sdtfisbouer 6irma eaglfon &
0iron i'll Wiooleborough bCtrGgea $4,000
= Sr. NtHlorp, Delder III &o0Cntrg etH
ou8eenehrteS Yoiameutirgeid betrteb, bat
fauiTt. 9te Yafitua weroen ouf S550,000 &C.
ld]Gtt.
Qonoou, 2. QuguT. SIN britiif)en
lluterbauie benntraJte 6r. SoDu G'Gonuor
Bonner geitern 4beno cine 0iciOluttOn, meld)e
erf!Grte, oaB CO uad Der Quiid)t oeS 0aule8
jett angcmeHen lei, Die gefangcnen 6tnUr 5u
bednaoiQen. Ser 2lntrag muroe NIT ia &C.
qen 81 Stimmeu perporfen.
Ssranffcid1.
Bar 8, /, Qagult. - Die Gt9entbnmcr
Der Souruale, mel1e me9eu &erl6uuOurg Der
Goriteber bc8 Seiuiten. &OQeg8 su @clOitras
len uerurtbeilt mur0en, bab2n oil etn b0beref
| @eridt appeIllrt.
Qonoon, l. Auguf. - Cine Spe5i0l.
0epeIde aus SautauOer mel0et; bic Gr
S6ni0in Siabella bat Gem &3nig Alionlo CT
tldrt, oaB iie I9 Eidlt Ill Die politiiden vi
| fqlren oes 80nJ9retdl's clH5umll0en beab'
FAti9t."
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| Qlono-9umpfer ,Wtaiu,n Capt. 9teidmoH
am 22. Slllt BON gttp Yort nadl 8remerba
Ueu abgefabren, legte bcute bier on.
| Guee 81 omu, l. AEg. 5ur Gu
naro, 2lnie geb0rige 9au1pFcr ,,WtarGtbou,
@apt. @arrett, ON %. Suli bon SoitOu mad
Qjperpeol abgeiahren, fam in lester yta4t in
bieiigcn 6ofen oil.
Nfoptlle, 1. Gua.-9cr 0ampicr n9tl
iatia," @apt. @nupbea, am %. Suli pOl
Stem gort mad SlasgOpsabgcgaHan, ic9t
beute bier oil.
8Igm outb, !. &na. - Der 9ampie
,St. 9auent," Capt. 6cnoe, am %. Sul
Don 9tem Dorf mad 9apre ubOefabreu, fan
beute Wor0en bier an.
/ gRdrft ttnc S5tIc.
Qonb 30 n, !. Gugult, 1870 yldln. -
@oniclS SO ZIG fir @elo uno 90. fir Brit
9lmeritauer, 1867sr l09; 10.4Oer lOS4.
HtperpooI, l. &uguit, 1890 3tafm.-
8cumlpolle ieR. Sberl. 6 1Il6 d.; Srleanlt
6 3I16 d. 9erfGuie IL. 900 Bulten.
9Irse Seabets5epeidDep
- Ser Se:ldlt IN 8san%, auf oeu 2lWiilan
Der Gidertcien IN. ss ssseautaias mirO bon 9
YeterSh%..ltg ans iE Nbrebe aeitelt;
- Gine SpeSialoep2ld)e ans 2Sien meloe
+ SoR Suliman 9aida ole Gerben bel PanO
1 ralo auuriff. Die Gtellun9 nuroc uon le
) btid,e,l Sataironen nno u Sauonea berthe
1 Siat. 9ieisIbeH ninBteu teoOd) ben Siirt
. peidjen. DO
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@@T.rNyFs
8altt.ttore
fire 9ntnre,fe Office,

SabmeH, @de Der South< nno gSatersStraBe.
,is, CseieQdoft perfidbert Iorrodhreno 9csen95er=
IuN seer 6dtaoeu ourd, 8ranouugid {etusal in Der
staot, wte i'm aanoe. at1e Irten bon G,sentfum,
9Dotn>. saeens uno Waaten9duler, Sanoelsaater,
Ndertaus BrobuIte, Ui6beIu, Saus @erdt9ihaiteu,
I'm Bau besriEene oper i'm Saien in saouns bsfno=
Whe 6abrieu9e II. (. n.
Dos Diretforium beitebt Gus fol9enoen Serren:
Wm. 9. Sarriion, yr1iibent;
X Depio 6, Wlion, 8. Rorton GtemGrt,
Hraucts Z. Elna, y. f. gtencomer,
Senru &arroH, Srpi1e DormiB,
IL. @. SteuaYt, W. u. 4aplor.
Dm S. Bruue. @5esrae Z. Sarrion,
s.. b. 3apff, y. AfbeYt Siders,
4. Robt. Seniins, Dienoe6 @o5eH,
Wni. 8. Bennington.
4ppIitatipns Gormulare uno weitcre YntEst
attt oie Ge{eif fbaft miro in Der Sfse, SHSoeits @de
Tnftrdoe iotort exeotst wsrbeu. Ysrtberuuses
rsrOsn aui irseuS etsf Srift anseaOmiasH. peld's
Der Mppltfant miiniGcu qa8.
(San1,1Sf) Jr. RSccomortb' GER.
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t>r. .Wobert5om. SIR. 10, g ii D. SutaD itra BE
Sbe6anbelt ipeSiel alle arGntbetten Der URN Stz
sane, o,gauiide sdudte. nerooe Sdwddte. porz
,ettises alter uno aGe Neroenirantbeiten, iuel6e
pom iusenoliten unheionnenIetten berrilbrsu. Sara
lib entHanoene Ssranfbetteu itnea furrt. Serren'
peldbe iid Dr. U. annertrauen, fonnen fst oerttert
balten, oab iie piHeui6aftlid uno oufribtts oe1nn
oelt rperoeu. 8iireauftunben: S12 MIR Uf9s., q
ubr Wad1m. uno 6-9 ubr abos. (Sebr2l ,t2UteO
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Selesrap9iid9e Sepei'5ets.
(Seribte Der
rgIiociirten grtiie" fir ben ~@orreip onoeuten."
SalagoaSepeI@eg.
sas eeiaetterte sabrsems BET Bat

Beibtnstoir, l. ausua.-9er 9ig-
nalbedmte III Sarue9at, gf. : S., meloet Dem
@bef bes SigualoieniteS SotaenbsS: Sin
l0eben BON benz sSrad suriidsefebrt. Sas
uerunaliidte SabrScug 1T Der SGoOnern 6rau>
ees Tegeiter" aus Seaforn, Dslamare, IMP
mar nit Sol5 belaben. gS wuroe auf BET
Nabrt (ef uno bon ieincr' Bemannung Der.
iaiIen, che es aui ben Strauo tr,eb. Der
Sbooncr tpirb pon ben iibsr i'm breh,enben
Sttrsmseer lhaea aertriimnlert,a
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Ste gSDtsfcpz Getrii9eretcn iut
All

gS bling m l. Nuguit.-OaS Cub
@omite, weld)e8 Die Steuerbetriigeteien I'M
gSeiten ul1ter,ud)t, trat nm llhr berte ytad)
mittag mieher Suiammen. 9ie seitern BON
6En. BlaifteO gemadlte Seuiertuu9, oa6 @rs
Sefretdr Eriitolp Elm Wttglieo Der 6irlnu
ytemcomb, Suddnan & @omp. lei, miro bon
Sru. $lallteb ielbft alS cine llnadtiumfett
be5eid)net; er Iagt, er lei rnrldIttg uerItanOen
tporoen un0 tabe ben ytumen Der 6lrma ntdt
cher qefannt, bis berielbe uou benz 3eugen
Chapman erlpdbnt lpIrbe.
9aS @omite nerb0rte beute 6ru. 9S. u.
Gaoett, Spesiala9enten oe8 SnlanOiteucr.
Siireaus. 9erIelbe iaate inter 9lnberem,
oaB $or. glnfors g8tli0n Inn wGbreno etner
in Cincinnati ftattgefunoeuen llnterbaltung
in GeSug auf bic Qlbiebung be5 0ortt9en
SteuereiltnebnterS nlttgetbellt babe. Der BrGs
toent Jet 81 @nnIten elmer energtIfcn ser
folqun9 Der Steuerbetriiqer, uuo oaB $5r.
8riitom Ger ndd)fte 8rdIoeut Der Ser. Staa.
ten letn miirbe. 2ll8 6r. Darpan gum @bef
Der Stencragenten ernannt pnrbe, rtetb er
Dem 3engen, i'll 9uulten Der gtomiuation
orobenoer gSeiie: .,Sie ntiifen ft otee
uerS. -. SIaines@eiai6te ans pem Stnne
Ifla0en." SIN giopember 1872, als 3eu9e
tllll 2JuLDull III Sl. &UAlp lUulT Uet llltllt uGL
2ettere ben 3eugen ebenfal8, oaB Der BrGIts
bent bte Beitraiung Der SdulOigen Wiinld)e,
ipGter ieooh, innerbalb Der lebten paar 0tos
nate, idien pr. Y0rpan ietne Anit4t uerGn'
hcrt 81 baben.
@r erbOb slpar feline ipeiielle 2(nflage &C..
gen Den 45raioenten, idteu Jeood] nid)t ptel
N9tuu9 9egeu Oenlelben 81 begen. DIE Ans
oelttun9, oab er fir 8riitow arbeiteu iollc,
hattie 3euge nidlt beaftet; er lei su @uniten
8latne8 9emeien, uno miirOe in Oieier6tnltd)t
Ielblt benz YrGitoenteu nid)t gebordt haben.
Or. @auett oepouirte Johann 4usia9eH in
gesug auf Die Ubi8fen- -BroSelie III ct. 2Out8
uuo Chicago, uno lieferte cine nusiiibrltfIe
8ei1reibuHs Der SerbanoIungen uu0 Der Jtez
iultate oerieIben. @r erflGrte, oaB SatOb
6ebn, ELM lett 80 Sabren i'll @bicago auidis
tiger 9euti1er, Der 9auptaniiihrer DerSteuer-
betriiger geweien lei. @egcn oenielben bat
len geniigenoe 8emeiie oorgelC9en, I'm i'm Su
iiberiiibren; 3eu9e uno ieine @oaegen tdtten
bemiclben jcooth, auf Sefcbl Oes SefretarS
8riitOm uno @eneral anmalt Bierrspont
tbcllpeiIe Snafloiigfeit Sugeiifert, i'm Safe
er Iid) oaSu OerltGn0e, ais StaatS5eUge all15u=
treten. 4uf glnira9e beS 6ru. YlaiTteO erz
ttdrte Der 3euge, OaB in ben Dor ben @roB.
@eihmoreneu oepontrten 2tu8ia9en nt1t Die
qeriuqIteu Seweiie entaalten ruaren, oaB Se-
nntor 2ogou ooer 6r. 6arrue1 an Den Steuerz
betriigerelen betbelllgt w1ren. - Sn Der Nor
gen itattfinoenoen Sieunq be5 @omtte'8 rutr0
6as Serb0r oe8 Srn. Yiuforo gStlion fOrtge>
iett, unO oeri6leoene auOere 3eugen Uerb0rt
tDer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
9aS SmpeaNmettt 8elfnap's+ -
See 2ltaefIa9te fret9eiprodIett. -
Ste lekte Slauta9e oes tspMbf ftfaa
lIiiftcif genateS.

QB q htngt on, l. Nuguf.-9er Ses
nat idritt INN II lIbr beute gttttag sur ab'
timlnung in 8e5ug auf bic anflagen gegen
Beltnap. 9sr Qebtere mar nidt anmeenO,
ieno6 6ur6 ieintn Qnnalt, 6rn. Carpenter,
peltreten. Sun 8etrefi be8 erten antlage~
Yanttes itimmten 80 Sena.oren n46ulOl9"
nny % ,,Nid)t i6ulois," neil Der Senat
| ibreu gnftten ua4 felne SuriSoittion be-
| Itbe. Die Senatoren, tpeld)e fiir bic lleber=
| i;ibrung be8 @ugefa9ten itinmten, rparen:
So. 8a1arb, gooth, Cameron BON Tl.s
@odreG, @ooper, 99pi3, Dame9, Dennis,
Gomanos, t3orodn, Samiltou, Saruep, Sttdl'
cod, &etlp, Gtrnan, Sep, Wc&reerp, Ntc9o'
nab, Sherman, Wit6ea, RorriQ, ylor>
lpoob, Oslesbp, G1anoolpb, Jtaiionl, GSo'
bertipu, Sargltt, Saul8burg, SAsrmcn,
Siebeuipn, 8bprnlau, g4aolet9b. gHallaee,
| gBhnte uuo 2Stthcrs,
Sir Sreiipreaun9 iiimmtcn: 1S. auion,
4ntbonr, Bnutlpel, Brrce, Cameron pon
gBiSe, Gbnltancg, @Ontling, @onorer, @ras
gln, 9OrieD, GatOn, 6errD, Srelln9bn1en
l6aintin, Sowe, Sngaa8, Sones, ytem, No'
Gau, McWiQau, BQoood, Batteripn, Spell'
Ter, g5eft, @in60m Hne 9DrlghE,
6r. Sone6 aus SlOrloa rpet9erte itdl, ~
iiimmen, neil eiuer Anitdt nah Der Senat
feline SllrisOitiiou III Der glngelegenbeit be
iits. Ser Soriiter ertldrte, DaB 3meibritte
oes Senats nidt fir bic SGHio oeS An9e
tlaGten geitimmt hdtten, nnb oaB oerIelb
Ou6es in 9e5us auf ben eriten Guflagepnnt
irelgeiproden Jet.
Ser Senat itimmte ip0ann fibef ben 3fpst
ten antlagepupft ab mo oas 8elultat ma
oaIelbe, mie bel Der erIen Qbitimmnng, nu
bah ffatt 35 Senatoren Sc fir ueberfiibrun!
gelfnap'5 itimmten, inoem Sr. Ntarep, mel
der bel Der eriteu Abitimmun9 nldt anpelen
mar, ySdulol9" itimmte.
Die Abftimmnn9 be5itslid) oes 3. nao q
QutloQepnnftes er9ab Oaiielbe 9leiultat: 3
fir lleberiiibrung unb 25 fir 6reiipfe9un9
She bic @oiiimmrag Iber ben 5. antla8e
ptntt ppQenbet mar, fanD iid) Senator Mor
ton eiu, tpeld1er in Solge eine8 heHte gtorge
L erlitteuen ihpereu Stur3eS 5uritdaebalte
L poroen mar, unb lttnmte .S9ulolg,." looa
5 iett 81 fir unO % 9egen neberlnbrun
> ltimnlten. % tepodl auf teineH, oef anfla9
pHnfle lin Die erIoraalide 3iptlSrtttfi w "
/ Iotitdt bes SsiiqtS ii6 fir be SGutb be
; An9efla9teil anSiprad, 10 tpuroe bic 6reilpr
: dung SeIielben angeerSnet, une Der Sen
u perta9te F4 um IS llBr ais 5mgeadmen
gefidt sine die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Mai zine .

sin uor,islibsr ndbrenoer aa,tsI fir hstne SlnSsr
uuo Suuatoeu. oas sinSise mabre Subftut iur9iut'
termild, subeieitet uol gmtl StHss, Apotbeter,
uno bel alien Srosuiten gu baben.
81. s.. Yso.pn 6 Brnpes.
(c,unio .9Wte. .i.u,G.D gu9ros=A9enten.