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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

-gm II. 3. SO. tanben in @mftroam
ernHbafte @ubeaSrunatn itatt, neil Die
Mesieruns Die, @bbaItnna zines Sabr'
marftes berboten bate. Wilitdr mu6te
requ;rirt iuerbcn unS madte bon Der
S&ubmaTe @ebraud. Cine YerIon
'wurbe aet0btrt anb IA petwlibet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

1as- Sd bin "A Sabre alt unb mar io
tranf, Dap i'd teinr Speiie mebr uertra'
gen fohnte, idreibt Serr Yeter Clements,
9ittIe Srleans. Wb. Sd nabm Or.
Iusuf &0nis'S 9ambu
ser Sropfen unb bin niir, pieber
ni&t nur aaua berssfeIt, fonbsrn futile
mid bel trdftiser ais fribcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
Motij!
Gt8entbum<8 eifber unb
SteMersabler !

@ir BE ltnterseidneten. Solicitor uno
MFeFor BON @asconaoe County, werben
oil f%olaeuben HIdbsu pcn 10 llbr NfOr'
gems Sis Gbenos fem un, bic Steuern
bon 1915 Su erbeben rnb baS Gisentbum
fur 1877 aufSunebnaen, iopie aud nm
ben Genius fir ben Staat gu nebmen'
8rufb Greet Sownfbip
81. u. %. 9ept. bel st 2infe'S Store.
%. Sep. bel Oau. Sasloe's. .
Ganaan Eownfbip
Is. u. 26, Sept. bel Ben. Geadts
q. Bel Mtn. $ibler's Store.
Boef 5omnsbip
%. u. 20. Sep. bel s. s. @iepe'sStore.
80. bel Gbr. Rabrstcbps Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
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Z SIN Muftrape brs 9crrrn Bloitqmicr Il
.Nils& rstMbasbf, In M~ontpslitr, grant
reid, sabI.n mir, baar (tafD
s 500 er1uniemb
fir cute ls.s6niat
9ertrmpnt S6nitt(tn9e
wel4e unferem asenttn In 5etmann,
&rn. q. Mtpttns,
b or bemerten DtltMberb. 3.
abseliefert weroen. Nod nhebr fir
'@unninabam.
Sene Serren. Die umS bereits friiber ibt
@ebhOts ~ niebrieeren Yreiien ,uaeii&ert
baben, tteaIttn benno& BEN
erb6bttn Ytets, unb rperben futr
aud betm Mntauf bon $apIor unb ans
bertn SHnittlinaen benen ben Nor,us
seben, bic uns ibr Serbemont unb Gum
ninsbam 5ols ~lieiern.
@afS 3 Bon y @eiFner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

$50 Cine fd6ne guspabl bon Gur.
pets unb Seltidsrn ioebea srbaIten unb
bilig au baden bel 6. Sdubert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Bsy- Sar9e bon allen Sorten unb
@roben an $ano unO auf 8eieIuns an'
gcfertist lei 6. Sdubert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
TriftbeS bamSbacfemeS @rpf

TrfftbeS bauSbafeneS 8rDb.
Sa idon felt GINGER Belt Der Bunid
friides bauSbadenes 8rOo faufen iu
fonnen boz, mehreren Seiten seauberi
murSe, bat iid Bittipe Streblp entfdloi'
fen, bieien MrtiteI Su liefern. Bon iebi
an fam man taelid Bel Srn. @ob. @obpu
friides, bon Srau StrebIp sebadenes
8rob bcSieben, t%uorauf mir bas Yublitum
auimerfiam semadt baben m6dten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

HG1~ Sinosr Bdset utb Stiblc ieber
9rt iinbet man in id0niter @uswabl bel
6. Sdnbert an Der Warfnrd6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Bsy Seniter &oaeaur unb Sapeten,
bas sr6bte Eager unb tie id6niisn Multet
limb biaiser bel 6. Sdubsrt su haben
alS iraenb 100 anbers in Der Stabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

pA- Sic srobte MusuabI bon Spiesel
8iloer unb 8ilberrabmen fnbet man in
6. Sdubert's ntuert W6bea aben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

ssg" Mattraben bon ieber Srobe uno
s~prinsbetten bi1is Bel s. Sdubert.
gay- GitrOnen bei
p II IS &ob. ob y n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

sea- Seines Safelfals MIR flnf Gents
per Sad bel
@ob. @obpn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
u Sic am Ietttn N~punsrstaa q,

sar Die am lstten DcnRsrstas -
MeiIen iueitli& bon Drate a~bsebattens
lrepublfanif&e MafenbsrfammIuns par
in Solae Der in ienem Sbeile oes COUNTY
berf&enten &rantbeiten nidt 10 aabl,
reid beiu@t ais bies in anberen Geiuno-
beits-Y rbaItniHen Der Sau seiueien iua-
re. Was Der Seriammlune an .3abl
Angling puroe iebo& bur& ben Gntbuf.
asmus Der Nnipienoen b%oIitdnbis eriett'
Sic Serren Beisel; 9insenuax 'Sir3el
unb @eab bielten Mnipraden bic mil
srobem BeifaI aufsenommen wurben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

seA- Sriide @uitern bel Sdwereel &
&ubn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

teA- Ooppelt ftatfe @aidtlamtterh bei
Iob. u 0 b n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Bes- Die beiten einbeimiiden 8eine
in6et man bel
S9Werbel & &ubu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

b@- Der befe Sdweisertdie In oer
Stabt 1T ;u babsn bel
81 0 3. q obbn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
Grff6e Wnffern

Soeben erbaIten cine SenSung frifder
Iuitern bel
= 9werteI & &ubu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

BsA- Badstud fir 3iidoeden. yer.
aiebene Muher, so cts. per Sarb Bel
sp IA q. $. Saenritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

- Son GaIos, Der ttA sinise Belt in
ben Ser. Staaten aufsebaltcn, 1T ipieSer
na@ europa suriidsetebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Canbi6aten 9tnJei8em.
Al e eberiff.
@ir fnb erma&tist
B M. . ueter |
aIs Ganbibat fur sberif bon Gaeeonabe
county an,u,eisen.
@is inb srma&tists : & |
NSteobor Wersner
OILS Gaubibat fur @iebsrwabt aIs Sberif
bon @aseonabe 0ounte ansuseieen. C|
PROBATE idter.
@ir fnb ermddtiet
Inbrem =. Gomam
als garoibot fir Yrobate Widter bon
Sasconabe Gountb ansuseisen.
Dir fab erma@tist
tfehf7 6ranetS OnteW 7hf
als elm Gan6ibat fir bas Mmt bes 9fi@'
tiers Der @aseonaSe Gountp Brobate
Court anju3eisen.
Nountg- n 10
Wir 6n6 ermddti9t
@u6oIpb &tr3eI
ols Ganbibat fir MnipaIt bon 0aseonabe
0ouatb aniuSeisen. l. sh
Collector.
Bir in6 ermddtigt
Gbrifi &un
als Ganbibat fur bas Mmt beS Collectors
bon @asconabe County ansuseisen.
Gir Fnb ermddtiat
SIS M. y erger F
uIs GanSibat fur bas glmt bes Collectors
bon SaseoaaSe Gounts anauseisen.
sSAe&abmetfer
Dir in6 .ermdatist
Gbuarb @6IIer,
OILS ganbibat fir bas Vimt bes g@ab.
meiters ben Uaseonabe Gountp ~an3u;ei.
gen. rs tna 'f
Mir fnb ermadtiat
MuboIpb 6. g hIen6er
aIS @anbibat fir bas Mmt cineS @dab<
tneiferS bou Gasconabe County ansu'
Seiaen.s
.Meprd entant.
@ir Fno ermadtiat
@uFapN. Mertea8
fur 3eprdientant bon @ascouabe County
un,uSi9eR.
H.Tas -
B!r fnb autoriiirt
&afen 8ud MAIN
ais Ganotoat fur @sprdientant bon Sas,
eonabe Goantg ansuieigen.
@idter BERG gu Court
gBir Tnb autorifrt
s. 81 cGutn Gonper
.uIS GanSibat fir baS gmt zines Widters
Der Gounts Court ansu;eiaen.
Dir iino aatoriGrt lIa
Gba8. ~. M, at bemS
ufs Sanbibat fir bas Mmt zines 9tidters
Der Gounts Court an3u3eisen.
@ir fnS ermddtiat
r.t Muauft &ief.
ais Ganbtbat fir baS Gttt eines Midters
Der Gount9 G,ourt anjuHigen.
OeffeNtltder MadIab'Ser'
waiter.
@tr enS antoriirt
GbarIe8 $ofmann
uIs Ganbtbat fir OeTentli4er Madlab'
berpalter an, ,eiaen.
uifeffor.
SIR IAb ermddtiet
q. $enrg SeHtner
ais Ganbibat fir WiebsrnabI als I6ei-
for ton @astnnaoe Gountb ansuleigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Mir fnb ermadtiat
MuboIpb 6. g dIenoer
uIs @anbibat fir bas Nnit eineS Sdabs
sneiiferS oou 0asconabe County ansu'
Ssiaen.s 'tp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
o eprdfentant.
@ir ffno ermadtiat

y nD u, MtrteR6
fur Wepraientant bou @%ascouabe County
u~n,uSi9eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Bt fnb aatoriirt
&aten 8u mann
ais Ganoibat fur Neprdientant bon SaS.
eonabc Gountg ansuSeigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

Hir inb ernddtiat
SIS nj. Berger
ale Ganbibat fur bas Nmt 6es Collectors
bon @aseonabe @ountp anauseiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

sec a
Dir ino .ermddtigt
Gbuarb &6Iter,
aIs Ganbibat fir bas Nmt bes g@ab.
meifers ben 0asconabe COUNTY an;u;ei'
gen. 20 na
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20
County u nwaIt.
Bir fnS ermddtist
MuboIpb &tr3eI
ale Ganbibat fir Mnipalt bon 0aseonab
Gountb aniuseiaen. l. eh

Collector.
Bir inb ermddtigt
GbriRia &ubn
als Ganoibat fur bas Mmt bes Collectors
bon @asconabe County anSuseisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

@ir inS srmadtist z : ! &
VSbeobor Bergner
ole Gaubibat fur @iebertuabl als Sberif
bon gaseonabe Gounts ansuseigen. q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-20

@tdter BERG gu Gourt.
Sir fnb autorifrt
s. McGutn Gonper
,uIs Ganbibat fir bas grnt zines WidterS
Der Gounts Court ansu ;eiaen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28
THE POSITION OF IkDEPEN
DENT REPUBLICANS.

Senator Christiancy of Michigan, who
was elected as an Independent, has iden-
titled himself heartily with the Republi-
cans in support of their national and
State tickets He is convinced that the
maintenance of the results of the war is
involved ia the pending contest and that
Republican success is essential to the iu-
tegrity and peace of the Union. In
view of the incontestable record of vio-
lence and intimidation which has been
supplied by Mississippi, Alabama, South
Carolina, and other parts of the South
and considering too, the tone of the
southern press, as whole, when treat
ing of political affairs-he sees no es-
cape from the conclusion that the great
body of the southern people are intent
upon sitting discussion, driving out
white Republicans, and so intimidating
the negroes as to compel them to keep
away from the polls or to vote the Dem
cratic ticket The evident purpose of
the South, as he interprets it, is practi-
tically to disfranchise the freedman, and
to deprive him of benefits conferred uu
der the reconstruction acts and by the
constitutional amendments. The argu
ment on this point of Senator Edmunds
towards the close of the session is ella
bor4ted by Mr.. Christiancy and the
dexterous use of language by Mr..
Tiden in his letter of acceptance
to the effect that the amend
ments are universally accepted as final
settlement of the controversies that en-
gendered civil war is shown to mean
that amendments that settled the con-
troversies that followed the war are not
binding upon the Democratic con-
science.
Another distinguished Independent has
spoken to the same purpose, Hon
Chauncey M. Depew, of New York, and
the reasons these gentlemen give for
supporting the Republican ticket will
have weight with many who could not
be affected by ordinary partisan appeals.
He closed his speech at the Cooper
Union in New York the other evening
by saying that ''if Horace Greeley could
stand here tonight and see as we see,
the Democratic party of 1860, 1854, and
1868, with its same leaders, animated by
the same purposes, Forgetting nothing,
repenting nothing, yet shouting the un.
meaning shibboleth of 'refo M, with a
solid South behind it, he would
say to the American people that the SAL
walton of the nation and the good gov
eminent of the State demanded the cleo
ton of Hayes and Wheeler"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28
Correspondence OF the Herald J.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
POLITICAL = BUSINESS - ON THE
WAY TO The CENTENNIAL-THE
MARK SMEN-A SUICIDE, :.
New York, Sept, 90. 1876.
POLITICAL.

The political pot is boiling here, furi-
ously-that is, the Republican pot,
Monster meetings are being held every
where ia this city and in Brooklyn, and
there never was SO intense feeling
among the Republicans in New York as
now. 1t is perfectly wild-delightfully
so. The meetings at Cooper Institute
and at the Academy of Music in Brook.
Ign, were immense, and were as enthu-
slasti3 as they were large; the meetings
In the wards are wonderfully large and
enthusiastic, and what is better. the best
men are taking hold and running them.
Inc character of the Republican capdi-
dates is such as to bring out the efforts
OF the best citizens, who see in the nom.
nations of the party, the best evidences
that its pledge of good government will
be carried out. .ts....35,.'ss,
Inc democracy cannot get up enthus.
lasm. There is no Disgusting the fact.
Tilden is unpopular among them. The
thieves don't like him because he has
been SO selfish as to desert them when
danger came, after afiliating with them
in their days of prosperity, and honest
Democrats distrust him, because they
know who his associates were In the
days OF the ring, and the. influences that
would control him were he elected. In
Albany he is the most unpopular man
who ever occupied the guhernatorial
chair. His lodging his income tax, his
unquestionabie connection with the
Tweed ring, and his inordinate anseru-
pulous selashness, make him as unprom.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28
RMOMT THE BIRTHPLACE
OF PHoRo CRAPHY.

There is, and always has been, sort
of film of mystery about Stenography,
or short hand writing; and anything per-
tanning to the art is eagerly sought after
and read by people. Sign-writing in
some form or other has been known many
centuries, but only within the last 25 or
80 years has it been reduced to practi-
cal basis and made wholly useful, until
now the Stenographer is an indispensa-
BILE adjunct to the trial of causes in the
Courts of justice; hand in hand with
telegraphy il is an important ally OF the
printing-press and in this age Of prog
ress the correspondence of railroad, in
surance, and other offices is performed
by short hand. So among the time and
labor-saving devices of the age il oceu-
pies no slight position. Wherever it be
necessary to catch the feeting utterance
shorthand plays its important part !;
without it the brightest gems of thought
would perish with the speakers voice.
But our purpose when we commenced
our article was not to eulogize the art,
but to bring to the knowledge Of our
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28
THE REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.

1t is pleasant to notice a revival IN the
different business centers. With them
the depression commenced and it is nat
ural to look to the same sources Tor IN
dications of better times. The New
York Times has been investigating
through its reporters the different
branches of business in the city with re-
suits which are very encouraging. Dry
goods merchants report a recent I'M
provement, with a steady increase OF
business, and prospects of healthy and
profitable fall trade. The same is true
of the boot and shoe dealers. In the
hide and leather business while the ex-
port trade is good the home demand IS
increasing. The grocery trace, in a
healthy condition during the past sum-
mer, remains so at the present time,
with momentary abatement, however,
in wholesale operations. After three
years of unexampled depression in bus
mess the signs are certainly hopeful
Nevertheless it is impossible to say
whether the present revival will be last
ing. According to a natural order there
must be reaction, and if things have
not yet touched bottom they are evil
IDENTIFY very near it. The sitting process
has been complete and remorseless. 1t
would seem as if the fittest alone could
have survived. Those concerns built up
on the uncertain foundations of inflated
currency, fictitious wealth and doubtful
credit have topplea TO the ground. In
their fall honest business houses have
suffered, bat not irretrievably. The
wedding out having been most effectual,
those who have lived through will find
clearer sailing. When a substantial and
solid basis has been reached an upward
tendency in all lines of business is GER
tain. We do not expect return to the
unhealthy and unnatural fever heat OF
business which followed the war. Such
condition would simply be the preces
sion of another and more ruinous de-
preston. All that can be expected, an6
all that is desirable is a condition under
which honest and judicious outlays Of
capital shall receive their fair and jus
returns; when fortunes cannot be made
and lost in day; and when enterprise
and industry rather than chance shall
become the elements of business success
With return of prosperity we hope
that business in all its branches will as
sumo higher tone. Games of bluff
should hereafter be restricted to gamb
ling dens, instead of finding place il
counting houses. When men learn t,
deal fairly with each other distrust will
be allayed, and with confidence viii
come a revival. Renewed prosperity il
any portion of the country is reason
for congratulation. Activity at the bus
mess heads is especially encouraging
for from them will return a more health
full condition of affairs throughout tn
land. The present indications we hop
will not prove deceptive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28
m. Won M0SGhZiSkGT'S
SPECIFICS.

After many years OF the most success
fuI practice In special diseases, with an
unsurpassed experience in the spplica-
ton OF certain combinations In the treat
ment OF those diseases, DR.. Won Mos chZls-
ker has been induced to place his reme-
dies on the public market, that they may
be within the reach Of all who need them.
EYE WAsH-ror lRfiamed and Diseased
Eyes and for the Preservation OF sight.
The Wash should be in the possession OF
all who desire to keep their eyes IN q
strong and healthy condition; especially
students, or those whose occupation rem
ders unimpaired sight necessity. OF.
bottles, price SLIGO. 2 OF. trial bottles %
cents. -
CATARRH REMEDY AND SPECIFIC
For Diseases of the Respiratory Organs,
Throat. Lungs, Chest Affections, both IO-
cal and Constitutional. These remedies
viii cure the severest cases OF Catafrn,
and should be used in accordance WITH
directions, such as extraordinary dls-
charges from the nose, onensiVe or ot Il.-
wise, water dropping into the throat from
the head, loss of acuJeness In SMELL LasIS
or hearing sharp pain in tae neao, anu
unusual sensidveness to cold. Price ol.Io
per set of two large bottles and inhaler.
THROAT GARGLE-For Sore Throat
generally accompanying and frequently
following Scarlet Fever and Measles, II IS
invaluable. AS tonic for the voice, cler-
gymen and public speakers VIII nno IL
valuable. Price S1.00-
COUGH sYRUP-For Coughs, whether
arising from irritation of the throat,
bronchial tubes or lungs, this syrup viii
be found most soothing and efectus1.
Pr1ce 30 cents and Sl00.
EAR REMEDY-Speci1ic for Discharges
from the Ear, arising from Scar. ct, : W
phOid, or other FeVers, Measles OF an
tsnTnaIion of the inner ear. Also = reU--
edy for noises in the head and slight Cea.-
ness frSn amy cause. Price per rcf sVo
large bottles, 81 80.
CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY AItera-
tive Tor purifying the Blood, ana bcnetic-
ial action upon the Liver and Kidneys. a
constitutional remedy for Debility. arIs-
ing from such com plants as ab VIC men
toned. Price Sl00.
For sale by all druggists, and by FRA
CIS FEM, Druggist, Rutland, Vts At
wholesale by \. %. GLEASON, 3I2 River
Street, Troy, n. 7. nay9d&wIy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28

elected without the vote OF south caro-
lima and Florida, but It would pot do to
risk tie loss of the eleven votes OF those
two States, for fear one or two OF the
Eastern. or Pacific States above named
nav ,disappoint us. 1t will never answer
10 Won for only bare majority OF
eleetoHl votes.
Under the circumstances will 1t not
be wise to carry eae7g Southern State
Ar ALI. HAZARDS. There are not United
Statesttroops enough available to sur
ronnd all the polls throughout the
South. Indeed. the entire United States
Army,if it were practicable to withdraw
It from, all other duties, is insufficient
for the purpose, il the Democrats OF
the South determine to act in concert on
election day-to deposit their own votes
at an early hour, and then to see to it
that the negroes are not intimidated,
hribed, caioied, or otherwise tempered
with by the carpet baggers. The stake
to be played for on Tuesday, Nov. z, is
the possession of the government, and
If can be won. !. But there must be no
zooss tatk beforehand.
Tie results of the late elections in
Vermont and Maine admonish us to con-
fine our hopes and our efforts to those
States which we have q reasonable pros
|bed of ,carryiDg-the more especially
Ssihere are more than enough of them
ITO elect our candidate. :
y Give US q solid Southern yote'at all
6oaGrds, and all will be right. Without
that vote the prospect Is gloomy, and
success more than doubtful ~ ,1..-e
II. S-You have above the sober sec
ond thought of hundreds of suti-w war
Democrats from all parts Of the Union
brought here by the Centennial. The
orders of Grant and bis Secretary OF
M@7. Cameron, and the opinion of At
mrney General Taft, are only q scare
THe A dnaaaaistrGt50u hgs not troops
ksnough to execute ats thregts. All that is
necessary to Democratic victory is tor
the South TO organize. ard keep the car
-baggers from s'intimidating the ne
groes on election day. 9.
1t is taken for granted that you have
facilities for privately communicating
with the party leaders of your vicinity
who are familiar with the methods of eff
fective organization for the November
struggle. 1928 rsz-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28

IT seems to be question yet whether
Tweed will be brought to this country.
No extradition treaty exists between
Spain and the United States and it is not
yet known what Judicial course will be
pursued by the Madrid authorities in the
case. Even if they should offer to sur
render him, diplomatic reasons might
intervene, as in the case of Sharkey, to
prevent the Unite States from accept
ing the courtesy. The matter shows
more clearly than ever the need of an
extradtion treaty between this country
and Spain, SO that fugiiives from Amer
lean justice shall not find permanent
asylum the minute they touch spanish
soil :> t.tH-.s s... + l....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-09-28

This would give Mr.. TiIden fifteen
more votes In the Electoral college than
are necessary. ts3 ~ y. > s -, II
1t is not commended that the above
named twenty-five States are the. only
States Mr.. Tilden can possibly, carry.
He has as good a show for Ohio and In;
diana. as Hayes has, and a fair. prospect
q SO of getting the vote of New Hanap-
shire. But these three States are mighty
uncertain. They cannot be, relied upon.
The indications have been for months
that he is more likely to carry the TWEEN.
fy-two States first named than any OF
the Others, and that if he loses, through
any acknowledgement, four or five of the
Southern States, Hayes and Wheeler
will probably be elected. There. is q
possibility that Nj. Tlden might pc
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The successful Presidential candidate
must. have 1876 votes in the Electoral
College. If the Southern States vote as
unit for Mr.. Tilden, he will be elected
beyond doubt. By Southern States il
meant those States in which slavery ex
listed at the commencement of the Isle
civil war. These States, (sixteen, in
GLIDING West Virginia. have 10 the
aggregate, 1873 votes IN the Electoral
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