davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-01

Notwithstanding Srob bes
bonn @onsreB Dor mebreren Sabren erlaiieuen
@eiebes miro bic planloie 98ilbperni6tung
NIT ungei6md9ter &rdften fortgeiett. So
pernor Sbaper BON 9febrasfa tbellt NIT, oab
Dor einiser 53ett eiue SaQDpartie in ipenigen
Sagen iber buuoert @ltblrihe erle9te, unO
nur Die @etpetbe NIT biuipeguabm. uSlt
oie6 ni6t", ruff Serr Sbaper aus, ,,eben 10
iebr @rauiamfeit segen Die Sblere, alS cine
Nrt 6aub on Der yep0lferung beS 2anDes
iiberbarpt ?"
, 1876-01-01
wsItersmaten

Isbs t~eri.rtse, rdSe nit Dsss.sHa bsbafe n. Eel
teraual IA a, BET etnem lueuutiden Ulabls NIT benz fat
anbeFsebarsn gerldnseu gu fssn, bararslbdl tu nebmes
ane benuch pur& bic 8urGt eapcu aussei6lpHen su fetR
fslsea. bod niat alan kr patteut letpe, saptra mh
I'm a1t 5aussenpEtn, ba II .nama aslr eaaRe, Hss It.
sss ~ taSeIu hnba. 81 aadlt ber Dvsppttitr I'D ftlba
snb istne SAM. umsebnaa. Die sliflt&s 8rsblt6fst
itnfsit wira cine f~reaeluft unb ben Datteatsn brfnst tat
eevnstiein, baS VAS qstea ltm cine 9aa IA nnb ftlSa ~
R6&fen tbn ~ndtbsn, atdt itlten eur gsrirstaasa anb -
sar aana Sabamsrbe. Nbn param an
, 1876-01-01
800 OLD dominion pawp09ib
NpmpanD.
q a d q e t = q t.

&tele company mtrh etnsn tprer naGfpl9enben pra6t.
ppAen Dampler, plp SpminlpM, @panute. Slouc
Seu. N%Id)npuc, AtbemarIe, DaIeras unp
OeprAe VS.. Giper I'm Sau) III iet en- Ateahap,
.ottIta9 .ANR SamstaB bel op9wa1sr aptabIe en-
anen.
AIeIs Sat1s fnb gang nea unp!,pArtsn ausprudlto
~, pIeie Npugs SetGuI.
ste paben pEa6tpple Salppas, = ie Blooms unt
~Saps-oimmer.
0ts Spstlsn, 4~equemlt&teit unb 9eeienuns inb IN.
Iberteent9,
2eaaFsn, .geIbe nit ttsler 9iRis S~srianbr perpen, Ian.
en t98elnlastA IN 9lep'gprs an oIn aDeT6edlen pier ct
company, 81 gtprtb Uipsr.
6Fapt Tut Ylase meier ale Nep.gert petbsn I6ueu
b~eiprbert Inb pIre eaiAr aluEs ais Die pirtlp aebubita
untGtten bert4Ret.
S0tfe etelsr Stnte ~perlahen g~tprtUlt UNI ubr Mad.
mttTG9s pabreae Gee Q9tnters.
Jra9t an9enpmmsh Die 8 utr 4benbs ieben Gag.
9Sesen peiterer Austunll penpe man lp al
Seurye Us. ALLEN u, g., asenteu,
5feb. Since NsmYanv's QpGarpss, @vdstts.
, 1876-01-01
8einr PFanSen7hFe.

aHtsaItsn fetn Ntrtur, WiRtraIten sbr 'a6bltet
TsSStmttl
A3- Nsp sta4tt tt t~sIs'HtsE gsmet5r1e, mel
Of I'd burt Stbrunssa Ser Qsssaeunss0fgEnG anttI.
Sea;
gtrfuStune, tnEsrs 5amstrbOibsn, Sluianbraus mac
bsM Rrpf,, iaur.r 8sl9mad, utBtlFett, Scrbrtnntn
libsrrtasu sessu @dtrung, @tiNbl pon ut6rtuaune
Sab S&ps, i'm D1as,N, iau1ss auttossn, Guf. uni
Gspp8sn her Waser8rutt, SGptnGtl, ftnsnes uni
i&wtr.s &tbmtn, btrliuduuetn, 3uiamm tnihrt6en uni
Gtflbl bs Srhidsus bstm Nisatn, @bratme ptt Gts,
ffeft, f&Dar3t plnit5tn sser bas 9th tiuss S6ltttr1
sr btn aussn, ateber unb ounpfer <Nmer, i'm Apvfe
Dsanssl da 66psts, s.kt 5drbunE br oaui unb be-
aueen. S6mtr3 In Der Stitt, In pu Srult uno ben Cite
bern, plSsltt. anfd0t sen 6tss unb Bremen liza 5leii&
GDentst . fen sUn Raordp's pt4tu b.irsi.H hkS 81
ssns ssn al ben 8enznutsH StDrurgeH.
80 seiS rs EeatS fur bic G@a@tel
, 1876-01-01

8enn Sic mandmal in meinem Bureau
binter Oer 3bir itdnOen unO bOrten,
mie mir gu Sauie iber Die ,&erls ba
oben" ibimpften, oann tpirben Gle in
nod meit 9rDBerer Serle9cnbeit letn.
, 1876-01-01

kik.nl sSdrua he f6r.dlttea S6msrtea susbarts
stia Bttters" din 5.ilmtttd s.bsttn pirb, bas SS.Str letd
e~rIanetn tann3 81 l!nbert bic S1nersen ipfprt uub ID
fprtsetst.r, @.brauat wtrb Der pateat son Wu&e Is
g9p4e f6 tsRer beiubea bs eue s1gfdnbtst Pdlune Ct.
ielt Ia. Tauftabs iesnen ben Tag. an wel@eR at ser&n.
h5t ssrssa sitfss raabubare 6eln.itsd % aebraaaen
, 1876-01-01
Tieber uno fait,s Tieber.

Etsbu xnb OsafIEste far 50 Gents turtss. al
sssst ittR 3ttImttttI In sss DsIt. Rtlats 6ttksr ssS
a9sgfdAstsr snb aas fsSats,R ssrpsnpttR RroassAtea.
tSsErg las@ Nesras8 Sise1 sSssseEst EtAj 4. ~
,sttktea els .NsssssS &ssbs Ralaf' N $50 ~
&et&a
, 1876-01-01
STIR Wftn" Ala!form.

giIbsrelans. elne srpRe 3ieree, Gin ppuRSnttoe-
Sals lHeE Ctea. Nre8si IA Giftupaaren. 6anblun.
sen nc }. Circular. gratis ssritnbtt. abrsffrs,
sessEh %tn r SIattptn, kt laaa
, 1876-01-01
MGnlter=& ranfbeiten.
k-Gpeiielt MitteI fir ipe3ieue &rontbeiten %prdpartrt.
Spnorar mdeie eeeen ale, fret
fir Mrnte.

Dati.nten peroen eriu6t, NGberes iiber ibren gu.
ffanb einsuienben, rporauf ibnen cine ebrlibe NnIiht
iiber ibrei1 fan, Die M6qli6teit Der beilun9. Die oaju
n6tbise S3eit uno bamit perbunoenen Soften nitse.
tbeilt iperoen tpiro.
GorreiponDen3 ltrene 9ebein uno i6nel beanttportet.
SIN erifen 3epartemsnt iino &ranntbsitsn Der
s%ialitGt. OteIe idlieBt Die Sri9bt'i6e &rantbeit,
barnrubr, SaamenihmGde, lnperinosen lno ale
Rranfbeiten pripater 9iatur Elm.
SIM ~srpeifen 9cpartemcnt Iinb 9eber=, 9nn9en.,
Gopf. lnp Gebirnfranfheiten Die SpeSialitdten, aud
perben gseroens5 frantbeiten, 0ispeplia, &rebs, Rbeu.
matismus. scropbeln, @atarrb, Srut, RIf9rats-
trimming rnp anoere 8erpaflul9en bebaroelt.
SIM critten Scpartemenl iperoen Nu9en. uro
pbrenfranfbsiten bebanoelt unp ale Operationen por'
geilolnfnet.
9Bir tpiinIten nanentlit eit pamphlet ieoem
Manne gu %ietbeu, Der nit Spmptomen bebaftet 1T.
meIbc pbpIiides 2eioen beturoen, Dosr Der neroDs,
I1ipah uno per3ipeiiett lit llno pelber Die bette Ius-
funit iiber Die &rantbeiten piinI6t, oenen er am meia
fen ~nus9eIebt 1T, III SolQe BON u1flusbeit ODER Orb.
iihteit.
Scr Rnbm eines imnsen Wannes 1T feline
Sfdrfe," 1S27u6
uno fuer am beften Sielen sRlbm 5a erfperben iusiB.
fam am beiten leine MGnrlibteit bebauptelI. Ioreiie
Clinton SR. IL, q. Suffitut. "a 6. 10. Ctr, u.
, 1876-01-01

DsT aetr ale S.t.s.abat SGbrsR ev4btdte eta berf&
Der iaptstf4er ART tet ben piFtnf&affIi6en 8psf&upT
se9t c fae auf alien ateltn Der Grbs snftatt, ttt 40
saltte. 5tiltseft semiar &rdutu uHs su Gytraa berfes
ban kilsd b. Aauptbtaenbttek bes
, 1876-01-01
NabtpoO H. 60,

% @avrsn, Ode Gfas@ Str, u. q,
atss salfets uNe SBaerN, e&tGt Int Trslmsrss az
saespas a. &C.. 80 Norren, Gle Gburh CIR. Nss
yssE. dasIuRft, 9osi,nbt nsrts utrS Srnsr suaf8idi
, 1876-01-01
Ssrt Das G&ts sdwebtfa
Dttfsss esrs ausialieBlia bereitet bon
Dentel Il. Co.,
ass Rsrb Drttts Gtrass.

&a ~ pHblitaR ssr Ra&aSmsnses xuI Dttrus a
p0etn, y bic Nan1tnspnttri@rtt hs frlksrss @teentba
@srs saN4eae Septnt1s" kbe 8Isl&s W ~ ~
ettters entksIt eaasblaien.
@ttssn4saHrsfaasea IN zssif4sr xRh AsstAr eyrs
q, ss nGfsrt unttTi2rtf sDxnia n G." hssta ass
k&T 8taiSs ~bessfast
yess 70 SsGH ras ElafAtl ftHs HafAsa n ANcse
yraoSse" sAs Sssessas Ax sasseaAsas gAaeAaA M
GaAAa.
, 1876-01-01

y fxs NJ ansta6ftttsa.a 2rau!betea, ssneR ks q Z.
f&snsei&le&t uRterwprfea Ia. nab IstssR nGmtntjt ' nl
Mta earaH- Die uria&tu. ~e1t btsfs fdrsdIt6eJ ~
yrpprrafen, anp ptri6tepsn aHe stdietis. abn bt ~
ber6 6tarsSaesmtttei baS Rerptnfrfem, bic Bt .aa.
aasssrsaat ans baear3 beg saussu SSrpa IN nd . n.
Das aSGwthti1 8ttters" fspt anerreidt ba ale S,.&r.
tunssnittd ba Zen pbsn ~rpdbnten xraatbetn unS bdi
zalfsnben bic SsaneRst lHradSestbta, pslas f4pn "a.
zen i~,aftItea. ir tpitbsr SsRuf am psben ~ anssa.
&teeersefd~iaseHbeft.
, 1876-01-01

bait 10 8oaen papier. 10 G%ouuerts. eoloene Seoer,
ipelrp. Ginjelne Aatete init elegantem preis rs Gents
poItfyei. 9ireulare lrei.
4%spl2ott; SriSe u. &c., 76s srOaspsp, q. y
, 1876-01-01
60 Nrp;eut.

9rten A9enten tplrb cine @ommiIfion besahlt
fnr Den Sertauf BON neuen unb lebr popul6ren 8itd,ern
pom elmer Der beoentenoiteu INTERRUPTIONS. 6ir1nen i'm
Saloe. ~ Sudst Tur 50 @ents So Bidder far 81. 20.
Stem buln9u9. man laiie lid uniere Girculare tom.
men uno f~bsr3ea8e ih ieIbit. Noreiie %. 8. 8or 529,
Darh Npnh 49BlSbe,
, 1876-01-01
De. RahmaD'S @erfeet 9np9AttDs
Wnb re~aulirenbe Ttleu.

ssnte stfAma6lot, fautsr .iassfdst fir Ste 6etluna aatF
@tsranstn ets Wlaatns, be- eebsr, Der Ginasuetst, ps
Rtsrsn, Der Ulatt, NerDen etben, 8opfwtt, gcrasyfuna,
2drtlsietststt, uHssreault6tett, Gssptpia. Nnbrans, br
@alt. 8eatnTeber, uuftrlrttsentunonne 6dmprrbStbta
sns dlt uncr6Husgen In ben tHutren Dradnen, ssisb
EerAattrt Hrb awdT bas ft psftts fxrireR.
, 1876-01-01

Der Btasen II Bic srsss goettadts bs R5rprrs. Uss
Ka srbGlt bas gauge Ssfera Natrans unb 8raft. WsnS
Der Gaaen Wab enherr 9ereaaad8soreane ndblafen, thu
ssas 4bahateit ~ entptdsla, mus bt CAN'T 8brper Id
ben. Die sranttsttsn, nel&e aus ssfortsr lbati9tstt ea
Grsaasassprsans .nsassen, aab strf&ttbsuer Grt, aba
bic 3AupturlaAe bldbt smma eiefelbs. Dies IN ba
@runs, ppbn eas sS&wtbtf6 Stttsrs," b u als Gtdr.
Asasaatna nirft, bs 9.rbaauns sprsaat rtselt anb tbr
ssfxnse ab&tss,it beraelt. 70 sttl. Eranftttten belt. tk
asfasiatns saw sxi&issrau Rasar FAB. e8ir asausa
kseasts ~hsisxsess
&~Ga1inefudSA
sab ait snbeea SussenfranFbtiten tntArbsn ebea 70 ~
aus etsranssn Der Waesutbatieistt, Gle sur4 erbltt
hnlass sttr tefties Grfaltuas. WeuR bs Spctle ntv
SsaOris serbaust uns Der R6rpsr In 5plss ss6sn ntGt bin.
lansli& erndbrt pre, mus abmasuruns ~ttntrttsn unl
ass seSpdttt sYasm sr!ssst BEN lttatsfea anal stna
&rt6Ituu8, ste bet dutr peripu bon troftien &5efunbtef
ssr at&t Ia Bara&i Tame. Dis b~erabmtsfen asrsts
gsuH fs 8aae Sps S8ptnhfu3t in ben stasu Staptea be.
eaabdn, rttttu cbnt assnabme ibre Autmsriia mieit ~,
sa aaf be &ssnIrans sr 0utsaunsssreaus eamtt pa
SPeteny psi1s S1 Patient "a R& uinamt. ttm utbt frutt.
We Sd&perst ssrurfabsu uas ut6t sur& ben dSrs 40
sA xao ibm tnt~tez sar sdat spa In aasa,asu Sass
wsata auh i&leats Ratruns ~ bistsH.
, 1876-01-01

@~TntretntstnA.
Dsrbs.ssnes DIat N II, banptasAas boz stsEafiAas
sab isgat eelbaftn ErAnibettn.
&antansfsIdss.
Bisetes+ Stansn ...hur& Gse&Rles eaaAsaseas 1raxS
Rs4su.
1D8sn,

aRsTsta, S&asia&feber entasnsn aus serhurbsnta 1lats
Geaen bit{t 8ranfbstttn n ,S4webtfm Bitters" bas mtri
ansfe S&usnittttl, neil 20 Der Bette 8lutrsiutser taa. s-n
% sittt. Sber plrb Der @etraH& tu fpdt pbes MOI aenas
6Aarla&Htbr nab aabtrt ant 6ttbu perbunben. RraaL
setten ausbreatn, bana nus Der @sbrauG fpfprt etnN
stat uerbtn, ba Rranttdtta In ctsiem Staptum ttst ap-
hess DstsnblaRs %trfsrbtrn-
, 1876-01-01
sstsIasssa. a~snssHsaa asaastss ,n.lasss,as....
@elan6pIie.

90 unbtlssus RranfeettH unb Die nsAittnif4s p,bsnA
!nfns etrislbsa tanu stttaais N frab b~sspnnsn ptrpsa.
gtaH steraaSe eas rS&ptDti& Stttsrs" stnau na1 bs.
anpttlun9 Nne he le9te Spur bar pbenatnannten III
ptre ssrlapine.a. Dem patttnten ptrb u~afebltar a
spafansigs Sslur sbett iurlaesstbsa xas issas b1 trSksss
Ft~tttrtett atIlt f& bale wttsT din ~
, 1876-01-01

BON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
30. B Mrdb strafe, SIDE Der 3metten uue
epates Str. unb Gel Glib Dritte Ctr,
VbtlGbelpDta, Yn
9ies lift cine Organization BON &apitaliten nm
2bee 81 tnlportiren lnb 81 pertbeilen
nit einein tleinen GelDmu, Der penn Is pnIurnenten alien
Delptnn Der 3pittenbdnoler eripurt. Mir eoMtrpairen
elner 9roBen 3bell eer belten &beel Drter, Deld9e nab
oieIem Ganbe tommen uno ole nur BON uls lelbIt pers
fault lperOen. perlonei, luelhe pom anberen b6nolern
tanfsn tbulI otes 3u ibrem el9elen ~9tadtbeil. llnlere
bou1er III 9blta uno Sapau b0ben Die belten SSacilit6.
tel our Auslpabl, mas uns 8roBe Yortbelle gep1brt.
9Slr baben gum Uertauf unierer Sbeei orten in alien
bauptltaoten Der Serelnigten Staten Stores etablirt.
2Sir seben %unisren SInpen eiu
ScbDmeS Sci &brpmD;
,9enommen bon oet wertbuoliten 98erten amerltani.
l9er lro frelnoer &unitler), lpel6es. lpenn in elnem
Suoerlaoen 9etauft, meDr tolien lnurpe ais Der 45rels
oes 29ess 6etra9t- Dleie GbrOmos Iino elm 0ei9ent
lur unlere Runoer.
Vile 9~etautten Naaren 9~aranti TT, baS lie bon.
tonln1elle Stfrleol8un9 9%egpdbren, ooero as Uelo jurii.
sritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Il II A Co.,
9to. sS1 Nrb StraBe. SIDE ,3lpeiten uno Coates strahs
nno ol eio !2lpeits 6tr,, Wblla. M. 4NB12mi.
, 1876-01-01

yerisaea. ssIat eta ~Htrsfaass abfaRran asn it'd "a.
t3dSlt@t 5elssu tretns stnI Writ piaf&ta, fvAtsH eta,
an ppaiptnmeR nnf&asli9S &blsttxaasmitd rrA Ssrs
SsrsbrdAs peTben sbAs e&a&a8t suf
, 1876-01-01
90 IrsyfsH In sin.na baIDm yIas zDasty

%stItt!'btH N ptni8tn Uu9tAbItHtRt
eer6mpfs, &hwddbt. 5er,tlspfen, bDfen @ssE
tdansra, perb0rbenen Wasen, Biarrboe.
Durdbfan, Serfop flung, Bldbunssn
nns ale innsren 3eieeu.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03
HOUSE,
MECHANICSTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

G=s=A THE undersigned would res
t ~ tssh pectiully inform the public, that
ssaM having become the proprietor OF
A.-A Rsss@thc above House, so well and
favorably known, has opened it in all Gle.
giant style for the accommodation of per
and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in a complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts of a
pleasant home. His TABLE will be sup
picd with all the substantials and dclica-
cies of the season, the best the market af-
fords. His BAR will be stocked With the
best brands of liquors and scgars. His
will be furnished with good pro,
yender and attentive ostlers And his char
ges MARK THIS, will be moderate
and in accordance with the spirit of the
times. Boarders taken by the day, month
or year. The custom Of travellers and
others is respectfully solicited. The large
experience of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, that he Will
do all in his power TO give general satisfac.
ton. NJ. t. MiNiEh.
u,nr IS If
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03
DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY
or EGGS.

The Journal Of Agriculture says,
though most farmers keep fowls and
raise their own eggs, there are many
who have not learned the difference
there is in the richness and flavor Of
eggs produced by we'll fed hens, and
those from birds that have been half
starved through our winters. There
will be some difference in the size,
but far moe in the oualitv VI"
~ola Of one would be large, line col
ored and of good substance, and the
albumen or white, clear and pure
while the contents Of the other will
be watery and meagre, as in the pa
rent fowl, to properly carry out and
complete the work nature had
sketched. In order, therefore, to
have good eggs the fowls should be
we'll fed, and also provided, during
the months they arc unable to come
to the ground, with a box containing
an abundance Of fine gravel, that they
NAV be able to grind and prepare
their food for digestion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03

ITEMS WORTH ReMEMBER1SG.---
Benzine and common clay will clean
marble.
Immersing growing plant in wa
ter of l2O degrees will cleanse it OF
lice and other insects, and not hurt
the plant.
10 remove paint splashes upon
window panes, use hot solution Of
soda and soft flannel
Butter will remove tar spots
Soap and water will afterward take
out the grease stain.
Kerosene and powdered lime, whit
ing or wood ashes, will scour tins
with least trouble.
Naturalists say that a single swal"
low will devour six thousand flies in
one day.
If you buy carpets for durability,
choose small figures.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03
AGRICULTURAL.
WATERING HORSES.

Horses should be watered from %
brook, pond or river, and not from
wells or springs, as the we'll water is
hard and colder, while the running
stream is soft and rather warm. The
preference of horses is for the soft,
even though it be muddy water, to
that which is hard. Horses should
be allowed in summer time at least
four waterings day, and q half a
bucketful at time, and in winter a
railful may be allowed morning and
evening, which is sufficient to assuage
their thirst without causing them to
bloat or puff up. Care, however,
should be taken that the horse is not
put to work Immediately after drink
ing full bucket Of water, especially
if required to 60 fast, because diges-
ton and severe exertion can never 60
on together, and moreover purging
is apt to ensue. In some cases, bro
ken wind or heaves is thus produced.
Avoid giving warm or tepld water to
horses that are often driven from
home, because cold or well water will
then perhaps be given them, which
will be liable to produce congestive
chill, followed by lung fever, and in
some cases collie. When horses are
thus carefully watered, if one or
more of them should refuse their ac-
customed food, something is wrong,
and they should not be taken out of
the stable to work or driven further
that day but an examination shonld
be made as to the cause with a view
to its removal.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03

EGG SPOONS get furnished by the
sulphur in tho egg uniting with the
silver. This tarnish is sulphuret Of
silver, and may be removed by rub
hing with vet sail or ammonia.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-03

ASHES FOR FRUIT TRELa.--The
editor of the IIorticulturist says
1--WE have known quite a number OF
instances-indeed, so often as to
make quite rule-that old orchards
apparently dying out have been
brought back again to lrulttuIness by
the liberal use of wood-ashes, also
stirring the soil. Potash is the most
important element in the successful
growth of all kinds Of fruit trees. An
old gentleman told club, not long
ago, that he had known a man to
make and preserve an orchard OF ap-
pie trees in hourishing and prodnc-
tive condition, originally placed on
very poor ground, by sprinkling every
year around each tree, to the clrcum-
ference Of the extent Of its branches,
half a bushel Of ashes. We consider
this a very important item.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15

tween open treason and resistance to the govern
ment fighting for its life, the slave-drvers who
have lost their occupation, and that innumerabe
caravan of dead beats and adventures who COM
pose so largely the active let of the democratic
party, to become the reformers of the land mist
be indeed the most hopeless of idiots.
With a maj ority of nearly two-thirds in the
House they have wholly failed for eight mouths to
produce any plan, scheme of relief, policy upon
The subject of currency banking, tariff any other
economic question. While abusing everything
that exists, they produce nothing can suggest
nothing. They have displayed imbecility, inca
pacity, and stupidity of thought and conception
heretofore unknown in the history of parties. They
have shown strong predictions for the detective
business, but have done nothing elevate its char
acter or remove the suspicion that naturally a.
taches TO It, Utterly unable to build themselves
up, they seek to pull Others down. The compost
ton Of the present House of Rcpres cntatives at
Washington illustrates the strength and organiza
ton OF the democratic party. The Southern mem
bers constitute the body and brains of the party.
shape ITS action, and control whatever policy it
has. They the head and body of the animal,
aud the Northern Democracy constitute the TAIL
and our acquaintance with all qaadrupcds teaches
that the body ways the tail and not the tail the
body, and we have seen this Winter that the North
ern Democracy are as subservient to the South as
they were at any time before the war. The inter-
ests and passions of the South will in future, in
the long and bloody past control the action of the
Democratic Party. Among the Democratic men,
bes OF the House there sixty four persons who
were officers and soldiers in the Cvntederacy.
overthrown by the North and defeated, they
sourcd and desperately IN earnest, aud with whom
the Northern sympathzers and dough faces will
be as clay in the hands of the potter. If you ask
me what will be the Democratic policy in the
future, | answer whatever the South demands
whatever her interests, hatreds, and passions
dictate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15
\ Democratic Circular.

The Louisiana Democrats have prepared
a "private and confidential campaign
circular. which has of course become pub
lie property much to the ohagrin of its
authors. Among the recommendations in
the document are the following: 1--WE
recommend that in conversation with each
other no gloomy forebodings shall be in
duloed in, and that the result of the com
ing election shall be spoken of as fore
zone conclusion, as we have the means OF
carving the election and mean to use
them. But be careful to say and do moth
inc that can be construed into n threat OF
intimidation of any character. You can
not convince a negro's reason, but you
can impress him by positive statements
continually repeated Now. when a
Democrat talks about the election as n
"foregone conclusion and tries to I'm
press" the negro by his 'positive state
ments,n an opponent draws out a copy OF
the circular and reads this passage. The
effect is not good for the Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-15
What Tildcn's Success Means.

In his speech at indianapolis the other
evening, opening the campaign in Indiana,
Senator Morton told the vast audience
which listened to him what the success of
Tilden would mean, as follows
"The administration of any President will be in
the main what the party which elected him makes
it. If he breaks away from his party. the chances
are that he will be broken down. In government
of parties like the President must have his ad-
viscrs The men to whom he owes his election,
who have defended him from assaults, to whom he
must look for support in the future, WILL ordinarily
control his action, and he will do nothing offensive
to them. The success Of Mr. Tlden will mean
the success of the Confederate democracy. lie
would owe his election chiefly to the South, and
from that section would come the men of stern
will and purpose demanding and receiving the re-
cogniton of their policy. The late rebels would
swarm in the Cabinet, run the departments, COM
mand the army and navy, representing the gov
ernment at foreign courts, and find ten thousand
ways to punish the loyal men of the nation for
their humiliation and defeat. To understand
what democratic administration would be
examine the position and controlling ele-
ments of that party. The man who expects
that hungry cormorants, long deferred expectants,
gangrened instigators Of rebellion, the Northern
sympathixers who trod the narrow isthmus be-