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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
9 deriffs.8 r.

9raft unt inter autpritSt pcn smti Greruticns.
befsblen, auseeieat pom Glert Der Circuit Court
BON @aseonaps Gcunta, MiGouri ~suriid3useben
int @ai 1nrnin 1876, tsiaster Court unb an
mid. geriGn "a @uaifen BON Gbas o. Gitsn
ale sesen GbriifiaH TiItbsy babe i1 ALE
Hedts, 1ittl, SntersGen unb Uorterunstn tes
tsiastfn GbrUfian Diltbey pcn, in unb ~ ra&-
febtnb beinrirbsnm gisentbum NIT Ssi1laa be-
lest; ndmIiG: Uicrsis Mdtr, has ~nprbmtRliHs
bes ncrbmeih. Titrtsls unt 81 Hdfr ter
rorbl. Ibril tes cili6en GbtileS pes nettwsRl.
TiertelS Der Seftipn 80 IprnIbip AS unb &anse,
4 rctpl. Aaes belsseu In beiastsm @asrcnaSe
cnntY, Staat MiTouri, ans i'd tpsrbe am
Mittuoh ben brittcn Mai 1876.
in ben Stunten spiiden nsun ubr Icrmitass
inb flint lltr Nadmittass bes eenanntsn Cages
an her 5routtbiire brs 50 Irt. 6auits in 6ermarn,
@asccnaee County, pten btitrietenes Gissu-
tturn. cber 10 pisl taspn, ais erforberIit, auf
SfsntliGer gluffion an BEN Meifbirtenttn fir
9aar serfaufen, mtsrwprfrn allen ieiiberen Nm.
lpriden ane uribeisn, I'M s%enanntc Greeuiicn
unb SOFTEN 81 tefen
Sbeobot @eraner.
SberiH Spn @asrsnate County.
7. gpril 1876.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
sn benz @e1dafte bon 8. IS. 6

- Sn benz geidafte bon s. u. 6.
@bceler in Reoria trus id lebten Mfit!.
mod eiu srabIides llnsIiid su. Sn Dem
@eidafte 1T cine. ansabl @aoden nit
benz Sortiren bon 9umpen beiaaftiat.
Gin %foaenanntes Dummy" fubrt bonn
GrOseidob nod oben, ueIdsn bic Mab.
den gu benuben Die gemobnbeit batten.
un, in bic oberen stodperte su% aelanaen.
gls on, Mittwod Mittas bic Maoden
ibrer @~ewobnbeit scmab ben. vSumms"
betiesen batten uno beinabe i'm 8. Stod.
iperfe ansefommen tuuren, serrib pI0blidj
eines Der Saue, an ,ueIdem Der yDummp"
befefist par unO bic sanse Sorridtui,a
fammt ben brei unslidliden Mabden
fiirste aus elmer S0be bon unaefabr 40
Nu6 in bic Siefe. Die cine tam mil
perbaltnibmdbis Ieidten @~erlebunaeu
bapon, wabrenb bic beiben anbcru idue,
berIeBt murben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
!. g an NraneiBcp, Sal, s

g an SraneiBeo Sal, s.
@pril. Der 8unbessebeimpoIi,iF
S%innesans bsrbaftete bente in biefser
Stabt ben Gg'8unoesteuereouetfor bes
tuehIiden Sifritts bon MiGouri. @5as.
9. @iItinfon, .gegea ben tie @nf[ase
borliest, Steuermarfen int @erthe bon
s12, 900 unterfdlasen au baben. Yor
adt ober neiien Monaten berlicb @ilfin.
fOn @ifouri, ains mud Stem yort, bon
ba nod @utraIien uno Ianete int Mcnat
1ebruar unter benz @amen 8roipn 8il,
fon bier an. Gr t%ebauptet, ser Oieb,
ftabl Der Steuermarten fei bas 8ert
nntsrsefelter 8eamten eeiueisn NIB
aiebt feline Bereitwiuisfeit au erfennen,
na3 benz Often 3u~ridsutebren, Inn feinen
proSeb ~ befeben. IT witb in sinisen
Saoen mad BEN Often 9ebradt werben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
Hn's 3ucbtbams.

Dim Iebtsn 0onncrstag faate &idter
Srsat pom Ser. Staaten Siitritts 8eridt
au ct. 9ouis, bas llrtbsiI iiber Die bei
gerfdw0runa gum Setrus Der &eaisruns
ansetlasteu Tinsmitslieoer McDoralo
rnb 0Iperp. McGonalb's urtbeil lautet
Sabin: tab er cine Strafiumrne bon
5000 Collars erleee, bis gu beren 8esab-
lung or einaeiperrt bIcibcn fol-, unb bah
er int 3udtbauie Al SeTerion Stir auf
bic Belt bon brei Sabren, bonn %.
Nopemb.r 1875 all ssrsdnst, einssiperrt
iueroe.
siperb irurSe CUR Grlesuns elmer @elbs
bube bon 1000 Collars, bis su oeren
Besabluns er in Saft su bIeiben bat, unb
sur Giuiperruus in Oas 3udtbaus gu
SeTerion gits auf bic Oauer bon spei
Sabren.
@m Samstas uurbe I'M Siitrift
geridt su Seferion Gitp bas llrtbcil
iber sic in ienem Seridtsbof Der Setbeil-
isuns an benz @bistprins iduloia Se'
funbcneu %berflnoiat. Sobn 8. Bittiaer,
ebsmaIs Mitslieb Der 2esislatur uni
Slider, srbislt siuei Sabre 8udtbauS uni
$4,000 @elotrafe snertannt @imoi
Mloer unb @brabam Surt, ie elm Sab
S%sfansnib $4,000 Selobube Sob,
Sbeebun, 8 @onate @efdnsnib, bonn !
Sept. b. 8, au, unb $1,000 CITRATE;
81 SIS unb GrnF s Sartwis, ie 3 Monat
Sefausnib unb $250O Strafe Scme
6 Marib, friberer GLIDER in &anias Cir
6 Monate @tfaneuib unb $1,000 Selo
Nrafe. Das @nfuden @loer's nnb NTrh'
Die Sefansnibitrafe gu ct. Sofepb, ita1
bier perbrinsen gu birfet, purbs abse
wiefen. @ebr. $artpig erbielten Elm
8ode 6riit, UNI ibre @eidaftsanseIe0en
beiten in ct. Soiepb Dor @ntritt ibre
Strafe su orbnsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19

Oie 8ranb Surs bes Diflifts
Columbia teIte am lebten Samsta9
Sen. 8abcod S%arrinston, 8biteleD,
Benton, Miles, @ettleibip uub Conner
billie nnter @ntlaee Der Setbeilisuns beim
@elbipinben'g inbrud. Scrhattsbefeble
ipurbeu aesen ollie uussefeat, nit @ns'
nabme Babcod'S. uelder freiwiaig err
idien unb $1,000 8Irsidaft %Ieiitete, init
@r.@oup. 81. Of. Sbeperb ais 8iirsen.
GS beibt, ale anbern ioaen nur ais
3eussn eesen Babcod unb Sarrinston
perwanbt unb bic Wnflagen bann nirber.
9ei3lasen werben. 9arrin9ton fon &C.
fidtet fein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19

-Ote2tberaIen al Der Mr<
beitl @m Is. Wfai fol- in Mew gort
cine v@onferens" a~bsebalten wsroen,
INT bafar 3u iorsen, oab Die RraiiSsntsn'
wabl nidt gu elmer @abt swiidsn ~,iuei
llebeIn" rperbe fonbern auf einea Mann
faue, welder ben amerieaniiden Manter
I'M bunberttsn Sabre Der Station 81
s@bren brines. Ser Mufruf 1T unter'
seidnet bon IS IN. Cullen 8reant'
&beo6. 8. @oolfeg, @leg. 8.
BuIIod, Cart Sdnrs uni
D.o.r &c { @: 8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
Das alte !.
DeutI6e 6eilMittel
eesen:
@IIe &rantbeiten
Oes Maaems,
Der 2eber unb bes
11nterleibeS,
iniofern fe aus le M u II Q.
a~asebauften &ruoitdten unb
decentralization

enttanosni inb unb @labunsen uro Der
~itopiunsen peranlaEsu. 90 ME Die
Sropfen sic M~usflbruna. beS Stohes
bepirtten, Der Die Beidwerhe peranlaBt,
10 nebnen iie Die Sbmptome uno Sufdue
meg, bic aus-ieHer &uele -entfprunsen
waren. s.8, nidt nur Die folifartigen
2eibfdmeraen, ionbern aud bic oabon
abbaneiaen Seidmerten bes $auptes unb
Der Brult, Den Sdwinsel, oas OrIden
unb Die Oiitcrfeit Der @ugen uno Be'
tlemmung btTi Bruit, and oaS beidwer'
lide 9us, nnb Ginatbmen, 8ufdle,
welde b~eionbers. ben. 3gpoaonSriiteu
offers firdterlid fnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19

- Iud General Suffer miro. int 2aufe
bieier ISOLDE in unteriudung eesogsn
uerben. sc beibt. CT babe in SempFsab,
Ser, mebrsre Der ibm untsrtslten Col
baten baburd fur fIeine 8erseben eeitraft
bob er ibneu lie &opfe raiiren lief.
Nnoere babe er auspeitihen laien. Da
mad ben Miaitdr-S trafseieben oerartise
Strafen nidt sulaifis fnb, 70 ioa Ger
General iuesen lleberidreituns ielner
NmtSsepaIt prcsefirt tperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
Sn benz &reisgeridt bon @as:onaee 60.
.-Sn @aeaiiOn, 2. @ar3 1876.
susuf @Uasr, alassr

.. BtBtH
MarY GGcdief, Omen See, GIiiateit Zee nne
bic unteiannten Grttn Der rerit. Sarab eee.
Sebt fcmmt Der annaIt tes aIdssrs unb iber.
reitt cine petition aus Der erfi6tli1 bae Omen
See, Glifabstb Sec, Oliver Zee uns bic rnbsfann'
ten Grttn Der ssrf. Sarab See, M3tsiuwcbnsr
bielts Staatts Inb unp tpire hermit auf 9riu-
den beS 4l6aers bonn Glfrf befcblsu, tab eOer'
s~snanntf periousn ttnadri8t ipsrben, baB cine
Civil. alaee sessn fe einsefeitst pcrbea, eeni
3wed 1T cine Srtre fir sinsm absilunssssrfauf
6ts ratfsbenb bel@riettnen Gisentbun,s 81 err
Iangsn: Die full. ! Der SW Stft. q, has
nsrbtp. ! bss nurbSfl I Stft %. bic tnsfl. ! ses
ncrbp. ! Der Sett %, has ncrbSll t bss norbSfl
/ Der Seft 30 Goipnfpip "A Ranse 6 tpsitli6 tn
@asepnabe Gounts, Mo., unb penn t%itlelbtn
ni&t i'm naGRen Mai-Termin bteies @eridtsbo,
fts, ipel&sr am erfen Rcntas i'm Wai bsginnt,
tri&sineu, 70 pirb Gin llrtbeil sssen ie abssstbsn,
linb ferner lei Is sercrbnet, bab cine @cpie bier
ocn i'm ,Ssrmann Aepertiier" elmer In @asec'
nabs 90. pabH5itten 3situns SsrSHsntIi@t tpsrss.
Sui 5nnbbauen Gletf.
W. biraeL glnpdlt fir alSssr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
MominifratorssN otia.

Siermit 1i Cd befannt semadt, baB mir bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bttreHeub ben Na&Ia6
bes psrR. @iaiam 5esrniann beriQi9t ,rurbsu,
am 8. Mat, 1876.
gBer Gorberuustu an belagttn NadlaB ~
MAIDEN bal, mnb Sisitlbsn innernalt stnss Sab
res benz untsrsei9neten inr @enstmigans Dor
psrteu. @er feline Gorberunsen ui@t III iwet
Sabren ssltsnb ma4t II berisIbfn fir tr,nier Der.
lufis.
@iIbelmine gebber Sefemonn
Wa&laevsruaIkrin.
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@Mfus.Mbrednuna.

Wotia trirb hermit allen Denfn seseben, bic
MD Dcrperuns an ber Wa@laB bts rerfprltnen
6einri& SulSer ~ naten baten, cee- fouf-
,piebaran intereiTrt tnb, bab he unttr3tidnste i'm
nS&isn 3srmin Der probats Court I'm Mai
1876 um GrIautnie na&fa4tn rirb ibrs
Stiusabrs&maa MAIDEN az barftn unb ibrtr
Yai&tsn alsg la@Iasperwaltsrin bes briastengissn.
ttums sntbotsn sa iperbtn.
2athatina SuIwr
Na&laeperpaltsrin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
Ser Mepraientantg ndut

Ser @epraen gndncr
bon MiHnuri bat int 9auie cine Bill
eiuasbradt, wonad elm semeinidaftli'
dies COMMITTEE bon 2 Senatoren uno
3 9tepralentanten iiber elm neres Si'
ftriftsaoupernement beratben unb in Der
nadHen Gonsrebibuus cine Bin CUR
@inflbruna zines neuen @ouuernements
berihtM fnu.
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q ntia.

nib titrmit s~sseben, BOB bic llnttrfi&nets abnn,
D. B n. G; TIA. bee Wp3isNte sst strt: drse.
@asecnaoe Counts ataubaltsn Ia peruaun am
%. Mai 1876, ibre Na@la6- 0ertpallsr Stfle
nieterleasn unb has Gsri&t IN, &nfsQuu8 fiusa
Sophie Hpe.
gibu. hss psrf. q. Tss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
Tmrh tbare GrplpfDm IN Gait
Qafe Gin.

Nm 5. 5. grscn S llbr @bcnbs wurten
Die Wcipobncr BON Salt Safe GitD burd
erei raid %auieinanter fol9enoe, bon
furdtbarem @ctoie bcslcitete GrpIoiionen
aus ibrer Stub. aufaeidredt. Siele
eilten anstuoa aus ibren 9auiern, Yferbe
sinsen burd. seridmetterte Seniteridci'
ben, SaornHeine uno Sdilber felen in
ben Straben nicbcr unb grobe @crpirr.
uns berridte LIBERAL. Die llriade Der
@ridittcruns waro ert ertldrlid, ais
cine unaebcure &audpoIfe bonn Nricnal.
biacl, norrlid bon Der Staot. auftieg,
ouf Rem fd bier @ulucrmagaSine befan'
Den. Gas ben @sehten Der nGalifornia
Bomber Go.", Balfer Bros, aeboriSe
entbisIt anbcltbalb gurIabunacn Ynlper,
elm anoercs Der ndnlidcn Sirma, ala
Maentcn Der Oriental 4opber Comp"
aeb6riges, entbielt cine balbe @orlaouna,
zines Der 3ions Cooperative S%nfitntio-
aIs Nsentur Der vSaSaro YoWoer 6 cmp."
scbor'9es entbiclt sebn Conner, bas Dem
Msenten Der Dupont Youoer 60" 9.
SenuinsS 9eb6rise cntbielt Uier;ebn Son
ncn Ynlvcr, unb oicie bier Maaasine
1oaeu fait aIeidseitia in bic Emit! Sr
ndditrr Mdbe Der Maaasine itanbcr
feline @ebaubs; bic am Gitp Greet liesen'
ben 8a6erwerie unb Die @etreibeaibl'
wurben BON Steinbl0den f0rmlid curd'
loAert unO srobe Selsiiide wuroen biz
in Die Stabt seidIeuoert, no Il. bieIcn
Sdaoeu all ben @cbduocn mridtetcn;
mande wuroen bis auf cine Mcile 6nt'
fernuna scidleuoert. Srei Manner,
oeren Namen nidt betannt iinN, wareu
CUR Belt Der GgplOlion in Zen Ma9aii.
men befdditist; @ues, mas man ipate,
uon ibnen fam, waren feline Sleiiditiif
den, bas srobte bapon bilbet. Der She'll
cines Suber, Der nod i'm Stieicl itaf.
Sn Der 10. @uro wurHe Srau Sar
Natta, in Der 10 elm Sunse Namcns
Soiepb Yaoben bon Selsfuden aetrofer
uno sct0otet. Cine Insabl anoere'
Ycrioucn wurSe idwer berlebt,ss- mand'
t6btlid. Cine 6rau tootete Der Sdref
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- Sc ibpolIcr .Morb.
NuS Stem 3apcn, Snb;ana, miro inter
Dem IL 5. 80. beridtct 8eitsrn FAM Elm
8nabe Mamens Sobnion, uabreno er nad
permibteu Sdafeniudte, burA Die swei
MteiIen 0flid BON bier lieaenSe Srunau'.
ide Iarm unb fab inter einem @eiier.
buufsn Elm Yaar etiefel berOorfeben uno
in Der .stabe elm .tStiid Sud-. 3u inrdts
Jam, I'M cine llnteriuduna unsuteIlen,
fam er bierber unb er;ablte, mas er
aeieben. Sisien Morsen madte lid
ems @cienidaft auf ben 8ea oortbin
nnb fanben unter Dem Isiierbaufen unb
einisen Sdaufelu groe Die 9eide zines
unseidbr uiersis Sabre alien Monn.S bon
Mittelarobe, unb gut 9efIeitet. ecine
8sble NOR Dor einem Sbr gum anbcrn
ourdidnitten, Der Sirnidaoel brett iiber
Dem Nuse cinsco-iidt. Der &iunba9en
acbroden unb cine Sdulter aus ben,
|elent. Oie Doftoren bebaupten CT
mil i1e weniSitens idom Swsi @oden tobt
leiu. Ser antcbenoe Srunb unb goben
waro untsriudt, aber es fanbsn iid) feline
feline Spuren eines tattSs5abten&fes
Miemanb fsnnt ben Sertorbenen. Ser,
Youers, ein bieiiser &aufmann aIaubt,
berfelbs babe oas Yaar 8eintleib.r, bas
or anbatte, Dor Swei 8oden in ieinem
4aben %sefauft. Gin SdrotbeuteI uni
elm YuIuerborn mar @aes, mas man an
Der 2eide fanb.
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@alstrebern

Won beute an inb Malstrebern ;u ga,
ben in 6, SroppsYTauerei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
Mebrlkriteu,
bnm a d e. II,
&opf=n.0 fdmer3en
9erSflopfem II,
@elbsufbt,

@saen &drtarrb unb Sfpd=
fbmmpfem, welde aew0hnlid idn'a
gebeilt iuerben, inbem Die Sropfcn ben
idarien, itOdenoen Sdleim aufOien unb
abfibreu'
@eeen cntiinoliMcn unb, droniidem
Nbehmatisimus. 8esen @idbt, saI'
liae remittirenbe unb intermittirente
Tieber, aesen &rantbeiten beS Blutes,
Der gfieren uno Der Slaie' @egen
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Sic SIaide
r6amburger Trppfen"

toitet SO Gents. ODER ii n + Eafdtn
4 ei Dollars, ino in allen beutfden
Npotbefen gu babsn ODER peroen o;eiel.
ben nod Gmpfans bes @elbes fret nod
allen Sbeilen Der Wereinisten Staaten
berianot.
Man abreGire
A. VOgeIer & Co.
Baltimore NJ,
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.9Dspepfa,

ODER @~crbonunss , Beidwerbeu, &opf-
idmers, Sdulteridmera 8eflemmune
Der 8ruit. 9uiten. iaures @uf1oben aus
Dem Magen, Sdwinoel, ihledten Se.
idmaf i'm Munbe. 8aIcnleioen, Sers.
flopfcn, Sdmer,en in Strgfisren. @easnb,
uab bunbert anoere &rantbcits. @ridei'
nungen, ioelde burd llnuerbaulidteii
erSeust iueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19

Brannt ~ in.
@eetifeirtsr per Sal ~ > 40 90
Bourbon &rntudg zVU-o W
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3robuftenmdrft
Gprrieirt Won
ADOLPH ]. PRUDOT, Grpcer.

Die. aneessbensn yreiIt tpereen ron SGnbIsrW
lmsiltsns i'm Iaui&l teSablt.
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@eaen: Sautfraufbeiteu Nus.

ftld0e, Sdpdrcn, SalSflbe. Sleden-
Mite6er, @eidpire, Garbunfel, Sting,
ipurm, @rinbfopf, fdlimn,e Qluasn,
@otblauf. Rrabe. Sdorf ,Mibfarbe iinb
anbere 8ranfbeiten Der Saut 1T Der
@ebraud Der Stopfeu bon unuersIetd.
liher @irfung. Cine ein3iae
Id d e p:ro in fait alien 5alen ben
llnsIdubisiten bon Der 8irtuns bieies
SeilmitteIS' iiberseusen.
SaItet Guer gIut rein unb bic geiuno'
belt Cures Orsanismas pirS Die SoIoe
fein.
National Republican., 1876-09-04

THE Democratic candidates for Governor
IN the two Carolinas are plagued with first
class Democratic records. Wade Hampton,
of South Carolina, fought for the Confed-
eracy, and after the war, in July, 1868,
made the following declaration of prlnci-
pies:
81 will yield to none in devotion to that
Lost Cause for which we fought. Never
shall admit that the cause itself failed, and
that the principles which gave it life were
therefore wrong"
Vance. the Democratic candidate in North
Carolina, in 1854, when the people ofthe State
were demanding peace between the Sec
tiops," declared himself as follows:
'There is another aspect of the question, to
which l wish to call your attention, and one
which deserves much consideration. / desire
you to mark my prediction. There never can
be peace on the continent of North America
until the North and South are independent and
distinct nations. There might be temporary
peace-such peace as you have seen effected
by overpowering gallant man, putting mana
cles upon his limbs and throwing him into a
dungeon; such a peace as exists until he
WreDches the bars, scales the walls and strikes
terror into the hearts of his enemies when
they dream they are most secure. You would
have such peace as Poland has to-day. She
has obtained peace again and again, but SO
clearly has God drawn distinction between
the Poles and their conquerors that they refuse
to mix, and have retained their inherent ma
iionality, though every quarter of century
demands for it sacrifice of blood.'
National Republican., 1876-09-04

A SPECIAL DISPATCH from Raleigh, N.
c., brings US news of another outrageous
and successful attempt of the blue blooded
Ku-Klux 10 repress free speech in that
State during the Presidential campaign.
This is nothing more than might be ex-
pected under ordinary circumstances where
a dozen or two fire eaters are cnngregated
together; but in accepting the challenge of
Judge Settle for joint canvass Governor
Vance, according to every principle of
that honor which is so dear to the South.
ern heart, implied that the same privileges
should be accorded to his opponent in the
presence of his friends as he received him.
self. AS yet we have no news of RepublI-
can voters in counties where loyal men
were largely in the majority listening to
Vance's reasonable utterances with any
thing more aggressive than silent con-
tempt. But now we learn that in Char
lOtte, the very home of Vance, where in
addition to the general disgrace is that of
a fragrant and special violation of hos
pitality, which virtue has so long been the
boast of the chivalry of the South, band
of ruffians, whose conduct was indorsed by
Governor Vance, interrupted and pre-
vented serenade to an honorable op-
ponent. An Arab of ordinary decency
would die before being guilty of such a
contemplate act. A repetition OF this
outrage should call for an investigation by
Secretary Cameron.
National Republican., 1876-09-04

THERE is no class in the South who
have been more prosecuted for opinions
sake than native Southerners who occupied
high social positions prior to the late war,
and who afterwards embraced the recon
struction acts and allied themselves to the
Republican party. If native Southerners
springing from the ordinary.walks of life
have been ostracised, prosecuted and
abused, what must have been, and is at
present the fate of those who by birth,
education and adoption were the peers of
any in those communities Conspicuous
among the latter class is Hon. John Win
smith, of South Carolina, who for years
prior to and Immediately after the war 50
ably represented Spartanburg county in
the Senate of that State. A gentleman of
rare culture and learning, DR.. Winsmith
was favorite with all classes of the peo-
pie, and it was not until he voted against
the infamous black code in 1866 that he
brought upon himself the contumely and
abuse which finally resulted in a midnight
assault upon his life. On the occasion in
question over fifty ruffians in paint and in
disguise appeared at his residence and lite
rally riddled his domicile with bullets, and
inflicted wounds upon his person, the scars
Of which he will take to his grave. DR..
Winsmith defended himself as best he
could, and before he was disabled his un-
erring aim placed hOrs dW combat several
of his assailants, who were afterwards dis
nouaraI hry thoir 1rnrplc fn ho laoIinn
Democratic citizens, and formerly his sup
porters and admirers. For this outrage
upon this venerable gentleman there was
net the shadow of an excuse. He had
persistently declined to accept office after
the reconstruction acts, and had contented
himself with endeavorlng to advance the
material interests of the new-made citizen.
His offense was that he had accepted in
good faith the logical results of the war,
and was willing to accord equal and exact
justice to all. So consistent has DR.. Win
smith been in all of his political relations
that the Republicans of his State never
neglect to honor him, and he ably repre-
sented South Carolina at the recent Cincin-
natl convention, and was one of the seven
delegates from that State who voted for
Governor Hayes. Such gentlemen as DR..
Winsmith are an acquisition TO any State,
and South Carolina Republicans need not
be at loss for party leaders when they
have such material in their midst. Al
though past the meridian of life, by his
stamina he has taught the Democracy that
Republicans have rights which they shall
respect, and has thus made himself noble
examplar for law-abiding citizens of his
State.
National Republican., 1876-09-04

THERE is one clsss of fools who write
for newspapers that should be discouraged.
We use discouraged" in the sense it was
used by the Texan who found some horse
thieves hanging to limb, and SAID that
'they looked discouraged" One of these
fellows, describing in Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper the return of some Montene-
grins from Constantinople to their homes,
says: Zone of these steamers repatriated
fully seven hundred of these gentlemen. 4"
That fellow ought to be ''repatriated' to
some country school-house to learn the
English language, if it is possible to teach
it to such an ass.
National Republican., 1876-09-04

THE Democrats boast that the ex-Con-
federate House reduced the appropriations
for the support of the Government many
millions ofsdollars. Governor Hendricks
says $50, 900, 900, but the figures show that
the diplomatic and consular bill appro-
PIRATES the same amount this year as last,
and is SO bunglingly put together that the
same consulates are provided for in more
than one part of the act, while prominent
and important diplomatic positions are
abolished. This is the economy and re-
form of which the Opposition boasts; but
to the intelligent people of the country it
will show the utter incapacity of the
leaders of the Democracy to conduct the
affairs of the nation.
National Republican., 1876-09-04

In THE efforts of Confederates in the
last House to make a showing of reduction
they displayed much ingenuity to disguise
appropriations so that the total amount for
the year will appear less than that for the
previous year. A noticeable illustration of
this is found in the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill. In the law
OF last year stated amount for postage was
appropriated for each of the Executive De-
partments. The ninth section of the law
of this year, however, authorizes the heads
of the several Departments to make requ;-
sitions upon the Postmaster General for the
necessary amount of postage stamps for
the use of their respective Departments
not exceeding the amount stated in the
estimates submitted to Congress. By this
ruse alone the amount appropriated for the
several Departments is apparently reduced
nearly one million and a half. And they
call this retrenchment
National Republican., 1876-09-04

SOME of the ''biger" men in the employ
of the ex-Confederate House must have
had charge of the postal appropriation
bill when it passed that body during its
late session. At any rate, the Official
records at the Department of State show
that provision is made in the bill for
male" routes, and the Government
archives are thereby decorated with evi-
dences of the orthographical perfection of
the ex Confederate Doughface Democracy.
But the question naturally arises what
will Susan B. and Dr.. Mary, the latter
being Tilden supporter, say of this in
vidious distinction against the gentler sex?
Some provi sion should have been made
for female routes. Equality before the
law