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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
SnlanoNde Ha9rt9 tem.
&fr6It6eS.

Cine irsrtbbuae Seliqaie bsRnset fG fell
esntssn Sasen In ben 8dnben bss 6cGw'.
Ren Stf&cfes Trana Fapsr &rautbauer von
Srssnbop. Dtsltlbe teRebt tn elmer fiber.
nsn Ncnarons. bic Dor nabsau 200 Satren
tn Der @eaeub ucn @rtenbop. p%atrf&etnltd
tn &rte9ssetten psrsraben tpurre. Dtefelbe
frdat In oltem 8ranS6Rf6 bie Snf&rtft :
zee solei l estcRdonne par N Nicolas Pcr-
rot q 10 Mission dc st. Francois Xavier en-
IA Baye des Pvants, 1885," Dttfelte Tau.
bet tn beutf@sr rl.bertsuus trie folst :
"Dtsfe RCnRran3 murbe ron Serrn Rico.
Iaus @errCt Der @tfTcn BON ct. Sran,
3arsrtus an Der @tunebaGD Sap In 1886
eefHentt." Die MOHarana beRebt aus folts
Dem Stlber. 1T unaefdbr l2 3cl bod une
enttdlt cine @Onne non eira bier 3cI
Dur&mefer, wsl6e ebenfalls rcn @tiber III.
60 ptel Die .GOnecrbta" In Grfatrune brtn.
gen tOnnte. trurbe I'm lstten Satrbunsert
elm fransSff6sr Mtffcn6r. prn psl6em
man aunimut. bas CT bteis ROnRrans DOR
tetneu' SOee reraroben BAT, tn Der Hdte
rcn Depere DOn Snbionern ermCrbet. Mon
slouSt. eab er auf Dem @tase besraben
wures. no lpdter bas Nmsriean Raus fanb,
anfanss etsfes S%otrbunberts wurte bic.
Rlbe ron etneur Sarmer aus Der Grbe Der.
a~aegsph1at uno ia Der Stnbsr etn 2uttera.
rsr tOar, unb bic frdn3Sfi6e Snf&rtft ouf
osrieIbsa fane, 70 bra&te er btefelbe mad
Der fatbOltf&en &trGe in Shanty Tswn,
rtlGt bamals auf ben, ylase fanb, no
bente nod Der tottOltfGe &trHbOf tn.
Spdtsr truree btefelbe mad Tarts in grant
reid ssfanbt, unb iest mad fat 200 Sab
rem, fHtdte man Fe wteSsr mad ibreu. Be.
~firautunesorte 3urad.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Die @abl tim @aber,

peren 6auptreluItat trefentliG BON De,
3dblun9 Ger Sttmme1 Ia UloriDa.
Sdps@arolina unD epuifana abbdn9t
peranlaete cine AnlabI berrorrugenpel
renofrattfde polit,fer, etne MnsabI ibs
rer @esner stu3ulacen. fe m6&ten ftd
naG New Orleans besesen IN, cur&
tbre peri6nltde leterpaduns cine ebr
Tide 3dbluns per Stimmen 3u fNsrn.
Die Rsputlitaasr fabren fort, Dlo,
rtoa unp SGDs Carolina fir tb,en Gan.
ptcaten in AnlpruH ;u nebusn. Nels
be Sttmmun9 In geuiHsn 8retlen
berridL mag Der 3elsr aus elmer De-
pelhe pes Wenerals y. Butler entnsbs
men. mel6er ietnen gartetsenc0sn Elm.
fa@ ben 8atb 9tebt, sar nt@t mad
Ver Orleans 3u retlen. 60 lei benn-
NIT ben @afeh in Der bano. Allo
Eyrannei iber Muss.
Nts l&mdbliG nimnt fi6 ioI@ss
Bensbmen psr republtfanti1en Glbrer
aus B~eeen6ber Der Tbatla@e, pab Eil>
ben mebrere bunperitaulenp Gttmmen
r1ebr pom 8oif etbieIt alS DaYss.
Nepublttanil6e BIdtter esbsn lelbft su.
paB ete Webrbs,t Iiloen's lber 0ayss
ntbt pensser als 264,OO0 Stimmsn
betta8e.
Wtrp olSp boYts BON Den republis
tanil&en DrabHtebern gum prdfpen-
ten 9eu,adt, ponn ltcfern bie Ser. Staas
ten ben finer wabren Republif unrplrs
oiSen Bewsts. oaB pte etaentltbe0 olfS>
ftume nt6t maeeebenp 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Retnewetbit9en Mbrofater.
Cine Abpofatin. Grau 8eIa U. 2cdweCf,
uerlpurte In iih zen Gbrsei5, aud Dor BEN
Obnbunpssserttte . Dor Dem tn Der Htssl
nur BE ausseetGnetfsn &s6isanpaltt ais
9aGwalter auftretsn, als SaGpaItertn 3u
sldn3en. gle fam paber bsim Sbsrtunpss.
ssrt&ts au btsiem 3wede UNI erlaabntb eth.
Mter I'm Namen bes 8ert6tsb0ies BAT iesi
Der Vrdloent beGelben, Sberrthtsr Watte.
cine GntfGeiouns psrtlnDist. wona6 nur
Mdnner ais 5ahwatter Dor benz totien
GeriGte Der Rspublif 3usela6sn uerosa ton'
men. Cine dtntihe GntfHstouna wurDs Dor
nt&t hanger 3stt pom ObsrssrtHt sss Staa'
ties BiseonRn absessben, ruObst fb Der Dor
tise ObsrriGte, barauf tertef, ZAP tmYeruis
pes RsGtsanmaltes penn rod etne Nenes
Dtnes portommeu, bic ltA NIT benz 3artse.
fltle bss 6Atsn Deibss ntGt 3ufamrnsa ret
men ltteen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

SonOOn, IL. Nop. Gin Stmes.Sxle
sramrr BON Calcutta fast: Sc tetet, bas
eurdo ben Sttan. UelAer am 8. Oftcber bas
cftltGe Ssnsalsn betmiuGte, 10000 Rsn.
fpenieOsu DsrlOren sesansen itten, unb Gt.
ntse f6dsen bic 3abt Der tlm~setommentn
aaf 10000. SIN Der 3aupttabt bes Dt.
hrttis Batarsano1@ wurben 5000 &aufer
rem GrsbCben ~sletGsema6t. I~assns.ugen
bsrtdcten. cap etne mdGttse, reun Tus tOte
Wsle hG lber bic Snfel Datbtn 5bapataa.
pore tralste. Das san3e Dflt0e Bengalen
ltstnt burA ben Ortan fGwsr sflttt,n 40
baben.
Die Ssrt&.e aber bic In grmbaY bro.
tenpe 6un3ersnOtt lauten fAltmmer. SIN
etntsen GesenDen rtrb aud etae @afsr.
note beiasAtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Die @eItamsfteannS in Nbis
[nbefNEta

fane am 10. b. Mts. mao benz amiltGtl
Yrceramna tbren @Glub. DO4 bat Dt
Gentenntat'G cmmtftcn bei&lcRen. bab be
Sefu& tes Gasae1unssptabes geSen 3ab
lung zines Gtntritsselees BON so Gsnia
aud NOD cine @o6e mad SAtus Der Aus
fenuns bic Samfas. ben l8. Ncpsmbtr
Sebem sefattet fttn fca. Der Gennal.D i'
rector icl bas ReGt tasen. btefe GriR ned
Su %perldnsern. Die Sntaber BON Trstpdf'
len. rel6e ns& GefNdfte In Der @usRel'
lung baben. wersen sesen gcr3etS'
uns torres Yafes unb absate tbrsr gtGtsn.
tarte etnsslaGen iptrben.
Cine DepefHe pom IL. b. Rts. n,eloei
aus @btlabelpbta
Die WeltausfelunB lOfte aud Seiern
no6 cbwOtl Re cfF3iett eeiAloGen III. jabl~
rei6e 8efu&er an, 70 bag ste Ginnabme fG
$l5.425 belief. Die @Gaufsaune fam
jsst nit srDbersr gsquemltdfett tn auBsn
i6etn senon,men nerben, ale frlter. neil
bas @serdn9e ntGt 70 erce 1T. Netrere
Der Staatssebduee linb berstts ~pertauft uni
tcsrben In Der nd6ten Belt acsetrasen wer-
ben.
Der @usRe1ungsplas uurbe beute ron
unesbsuren Reni&enmaTsn bsfuGt, DE
slst6 bic @rbdube sef&lOfsn parsn. Die
Centennial : Gommtf1on wtrb It'd patr.
fNetnlt4 fur rrebrtre Nonate psrtdgen, nm
ben betrefenbtn geamten 3stt 3u ssbsn, ete
Builder atsufGlteben unO ben @Gluebertht
aus3uarbetten. Die 9umne, tretGe Die
GrlaubntbfG.tne fur ben @ertauf BON 9ter
uns SobawaGer einsebraGt tobsn, ptrb auf
etne babe Mtnion Dollars peranfNlast.
Die raetfen DISQUALIFICATION taben beretts
&dufer s~efunpen. Der beutfGe NaYincn III
Der Stabt philadelphia sum Gsf9ent &C.
raGGt tucrben. n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

llnter btefem Sttel trtnst Der @abrbetts
freuno fclseuoe Anresuns
ScGte Der geretn, ruelHer ii& farstt& un.
ter ben en9ltf@ rrbenben &attoltfen sebtl.
bet bat, 3ur untsrRasuns Der tnetantfGen
Rtficnen Mot aud unter ben Deut1hen
cr8antftrt werbea tSnnenF Sf bod 6tlfe
ben arr,en Snctanern 70 trtnsenp n0ttts,
nnS flnb bic gorfGrtften btsfts geretns ia
10 etnfa1, ba6 wObl ieber Nenf6 benfelben
I1@tCmmsn tam, NIT nur etpas autem
8tGsn. Omar bort man 10 tduEs, 60 ptrb
aud gar su rtel BON Gtnem rerlanet; balp
trtro bier 9ebettelt, balb bort. Nun bann
fOaten MIR aber ntGt flasen, uns ptelmebr
frsuen, bas uns @eIessntstt gegsbsn ptrS,
Gutes su torn. @tr muffin aud ntGt an
ben @rmen fparen wOnsn. ~lOnbern an uns
telt(t; uas fel5f rtele @lnf6e peIlasen,
I'm oeto ret6lthtr ben Mtnen aeben Az
t5nner. ienen, In benen MIR unIern 6etlano
ltebsn fOten, wte CT fslbf ss uns 70 tdu.
Fg onempfeblt i'm tstlteen Gcangelium.
Men foate es aud Mot m6sli@ fstn. mo.
natlt& bret Gents 3u erabrtssn uno tdsli6
eth Ave Marta" su beten. Menn bteles,
Sem lteben Soft bod liGer wotl sefduise
nnternsbmen bic setlbrenSe u~ntsraasune
fneet, wel&' eth 9r0ess &elultat fam ea.
bar& erJtslt uno welA' trdfttse Ollie ben
arunen Snbtanern eeleifet wernen. Sc
.fanf3sba @erfCnen bilben Elm @lise In btes
fer grUben 8ette. tpcuatt falbOliiGe 0tebe BITE
arrien Snbtauer untseben utn. ua fe DOT
ben rdubertfGen 6dnoen GeptEsnlofer gsen.
ten, uno len faIfGsn 2etren bes @rotefan.
ttsmus ~ fGlsen. SD babe. beieelt BON
benz tnnisaen @unf2, btefeu suten @ert
Tnetn e&erfein bstJutraeen, bic erfprDes.
Hide an3abl SerfOuen ssfuHt, unb fenoe
Sbnen beute cas erfe Spfer. wslHss Id BON
u on r~egelmdBis etnlenben werse, ipenn
Sbr Statt bic Gaten biefes 0sretns an.
ntnmt unh bef6rbert. WRtt Der 8ttte. rnein
SGretbtn frsunbli& %aufsunstmen, 3etdnet
hOGo6tunssuoIf. G..
Star 9enerul Sherman bat In etrem
aeult& uerSFentit&:en Srtsfs na@sewteen,
bag u fatbOlti&e Snbtauer -Neenturen un
ter prOtetanttiher QontrOle Ieten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Gtnwanberuna .-Na6 benz gert6 /
te bss @efGdftsfatrers Der teutfHen @e(en.
SHaft tn New gorf lonbeten I'M 9eptemter
tn Nsw gCrt tn SO SOFTEN 1911 3w,fden.
b~edpafaatere, unter bensn fiG In 43 edit
fen 1851 Deutf6e befanoen. Bon btefen
Observation-Disclosures parsn 2,4O5 uno
ben Deutfdeu tnsbe(Onbere CTS beretts fri.
Der In Gmsrtta. 70 bae S 2O6 wirfltG. Gin
panHerer, unter beuen 1852 Deut1&t, an.
famen.
Die @ennOntten Gtnmonbe.
runs bat @eranlafuas su etnsm VroseTe
geseben. Der btsler Sage In Der 9tabt 0ep
yOrf In Der superior Court 3ur gertane.
lung fam. &tdeer 1T 0t6ad 6. 6tner,
Derfelbe ntatt seltenb. bic Burlington. uni
Mtfcurt'S neutrality-suspicious. babe I'm SAB.
70 1873 etnen 8ertraS NIT TOM abaef&ioGen
tuCnaG er ais Msent Der @tkniGaft mad
europa retftn, Gniebler fur ete 2dnberetsr
Der 8abnssfs1l6aft anwerben unD au btefeu
3ptde untsr ben Nennontten p~rcsoaanpa
'tadssn f0lte. Sur etne9 emibunsen, refp.
'ar Den Ssrfauf Der 9dnoereten, fotte 3tIer
Scran1tNt0nsseblbren be3teten. CT babe
9teDt er an, uneefdtr etntunbert Menncnt
ten Sarntlten berlbersebra6t unb bic 9abn
aslsut@aft osnfslbsn unsefdtr $4,000 Qeres
SanO S%sTtauft unb baruuf etne gaaran,at,
lung BON $4,000 ertalten. Gr babe 5000
SsrausSabt iet auf fanf Sabre easasirt &c,
sreisn, uns ete 8atnSeeal6aft babe ion
3acluns psrUstssrt une ton entlo6en. 6
tlast nun aaf 3ablans BON $4,000 Com
tnttitOnsoaSrsn. Grfas fur feline Gusiaoen
une $4,000 S6aoensrfas fur 8rud be,
!. GOntrattes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

gerun9lldte % anff&fabrer.
-ponolulu' 3.ttuagen melben BITE Mnfunft
Der Srtss S9rse Brothers In tener 6tost
NIT 1879 Der NdnnlNaften Der I'M 9ertnas.
Nsere a%afsegebenen WaafiHfatrer. Die
TN 9onolulu Commercial Mppertfer perOf.
fsntltGten Ingaten ~ber8apttdne Der GGiFe
SDree SrOtbers unb Gretie bsadtiseR bic
DSn tbnen ualdnsf BIER ei%nsetrOfenen ga.
n'sroOsn dbsr BITE Ratafrcpbe aeu.aHten
uno beretts b~efannter M%tttbetlunaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Mms bettt SIbem.

1eber BITE Gage Der Dinse In ben staate =
9lb.Garoltnd unb 2cutNana. betrefenb BIZ
grdRoentenwabt, seben nadaetenee 8s
rt&te. wel&e lesten 9onntas benz Ne d
gorter 9eralb sutau,en. tntereEanten Nuf
fAtus.
GouYerneur Gtaueerlatn ron GIbsGarr'
lima, Der ale D%srbtnbunssn tn Der San
Bate. t%elesrapbtrte:
I'm bte &ebattipn tes6eralo:
SD .pirbs Sbnen serne bic eepIpfdte
Iusfunft sebsn, nenn es In m.tner Na Gt
ldse. @ir BADEN erf Don oHt Gountis 8
amt It9e 8erthte erbalten, unb NIT blo6en
Bersdnunsen wurpe Sbnsn ntdt sebtsnt
fein. @as bic Dsmotraten beanipruAsn .
wtfen Ste pon bteen felbf. Die &epubltt1
ner b~ebauptsn, bab wsnn le ben Dsmotra.
ten M1es ausetsbsu, mas oielelben perniinf>
tiger Wetie bsanipruden fDnnsn, uab beren
3ablen fur bic srObe Metr5abl Der Counties
als rt1,ts aeltsn lafsn, 9apss int uer mod
5000 Stimmen mebr babe. als Stlben, unb
chamberlain 1000 Msbrbsit. Dag Der
Staat SlsearOttna republieanii9 ssftmmt
bat, be3metfsln Mir ntht einen Mueenbltd .
gfur un bic Mebrbett banbett IS fh nod.
Dies 1T uafsrs ieRe ueberssusuns.
GbamberIatn.
Gus benz bemptrottfhen 9auptquartter
baseeen fam folsenber Sert4t;
Dtr baben NaGrt6t RON unferen Mus.
f&HGsn In fdramtttAen Counties unb &c.
naue Bert6te lber bic Gtimmenabgabe.
M6t3sbn Gounttss taten Mebrtaten fir
pos bemOtrattfhe Staats.ztdst esseben unb
neun3ebn fir bic 8eiessetune unb bic
County 3sttet. Das Goupsrneurs>gotu a,
1T bas etn3ise uber psl6ss utr %scafdnbtee
8ertGte erDaiten. Dasfelbe stebt benz be-
mUtrattf6en Ganetraten (9ampton felbf)
ungsfdbr 400 Msbrbsit. Der &ef bee
Staotassttets unb bts Wrdibentenmdbler ba.
ben etn lGnGterss 8otum erbalten. Die
Nerauen &bweihunsen inr NOD ntht fen.
seRsIt, bod stauben mir, baB ATE erw6blt
iinb.
Babe 6amptpn
Mebnlt6 gef6ab es in 2sutiana. %. 3.
&enoss. Goupsrnsur oOn eoutfana, telesra.
pttrt an ben 9tralb:
New OrleanS, IL. Nop.
8iete Counties EnD 70 estisrnt unb uner.
ret6bar uno Der amtttden8 ertGte fn0 nod
10 .pentss, bab IS MIR beute &benb ntGi
m6sli6 1T. StRen cine ouG nur anndbrenb
r,htise S6dsuns bes gOtums In 2cutfdna
~ 9eben.
u N. .. &el1pge.
Dasesen melbet Elm BON elmer groben
MR3abl @ew Orleans'sr &aufeute nntsr'
3etAnstes 6eralr. zeleeramm 6olsenbes:
3elose's unb Sadarp's Depsi6sn. wortu
Dtefslbsn bteisn 9taat fur 91ses beanlpru
den, fiuO fall6. Ode COUNTIES boben amt
lid rbsr ,%bolbamtlth ron fi6 loren laden.
suet %auseenommen : Cameron unb Ga
Scurne. Etlren bat, ausfhieeliG btsisr
7736 Msbrbstt, reide eur6 pas 8Otum II
Cameron unb Ga TOur4e auf 5000 an'
lNwelen nitro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Die neberfebt Der Ralem0er

0tE UcU11VNSWG peE RNteotD&E
fam erR In f~clSenber 9ummer fortaee.st
ptreea ; bod fet BIER fGon bemerft, boB
6srr y Hres hurG neue llebereinfcmmea
NIT ben 8eraussebern tn Der Gage IT, Sea.
Ieaoer partttDetfe 70 btnts su ltefern, rle
nod nte. WieOsrUerfdufer tuerbea auf bic.
fen Srsssn goripetl bsfcnbsrs oufmutfam
gema@t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE old saying of ''put a begger on
horseback and he will ride to the devil, ="
was never better illustrated than in the
case OF Fitzhugh, the Democratic door
keeper of the House OF Representatives.
The man had nothing to recommend him
for the position except having served in
that capacity in the Confederate Con-
gress, which, however, was no slight
claim upon the party composing the ma
jority in the lower House of Congress.
Mr.. Fitzhugh felt elevated at this rccog-
milton OK the defunct COnfedslacy in his
person, and in the fullness Of his heart
wrote to friend in Georgia, telling him
that he WAS n digger man than old
Grant" that there were twenty or thirty
members of the House under obligations
to him for fayors, and other little scraps
Of information calculated to convey 8
due impression Of the greatness Of the
writer. The letter to his Georgia friend
had such an effect upon that individual,
that he thought it something the world
had ought to know and FASTENED to have
it published in his local paper. That
WAS enough. 1t was copied and soon
found its way to Washington. Then the
whole body Of the Confederate Brigadiess
turned against their door-keeper, and
poor Fitzhugh has his choice to either
resign or be expelled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

M1scELLANEoUs.-This is the heading
under which the bills for the payment OF
witness fees before investigating commit
tees are brought into Congress. 1t APP
pears that the money appropriations
which could be used for that purpose are
all exhausted, rendering deficiency bill
necessary 10 the tune Of 100000. In
their anxiety to tasten something on
prominent Republicans that will work
injury to the party, the Confederate
Brigadiers lavish money IN reckless
way. Speaking on this subject, the
Washington Republic says;
"Any hummer who says he can tes-
tify against prominent Republican can
get subpoena. The result is that the
city has been overrun with Il lot OF Dem
ocratic strangers whom you could swear
knew nothing and when they did swear
thev proved it. But the subp9nas issued
so fast and furious, and the witnesses put
I in appearance SO rapidly, that the city
was n perfect corral of low browed, red
nosed peope, And since the witness
/ fees have run out, and 1000 more was
required to make another collection 0
the same kind, every OF e OF whom say
he knows something dreadful against
Republican, till you ask him, the peopII'
have ceased to be surprised at the mud
dness of the Potomac water. IheJ
know the reason why, and would b
willing 10 subscribe themselves to ge
rid of the red nosed Democrats visiting
us-the determined foes Of truth an(
cleanliness"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

INCIDENTS AT THE EXPOsITIoN.-Onc
hundred and ten thousand people entered
the Centennial grounds on Wednesday.
Philadelphia was splendidly Illuminated
in the evening. Empress of Brazil visited
the Women's Pavilion Wednesday after
noon. One of the most impressive scenes
of the day took place in machinery hall,
whore the President, assisted by his Maj
esty Dom Pedro, started the motive
power Of that hall. AT a signal from
General Hawley, the President and the
Emperor each seized the crank which
opened the valves and turned it several
times. A sound was at once heard which
gave to the people the understanding that
the engine was about to move. The
mons:rous 70-ton fly wheel began to move
gaining gradually in rapidity until it was
tre yelling at full speed. General Hawley
started the hurral which was taken up
by the surrounding multitude deafening
echoes Travelled through the building, and
us all the wheels in the hall began to
move, the ringing Of bells and other dem
onstratiOns told TO the world that the Cen
tennisl Exhibition was fairly opened.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

THE CHINESE QUIsTIoN.- Senator
Sargent introduced bill into the Senate
providing that no vessel shall bring more
than ten Chinese passengers at one time
into ports Of tho United States. The
Chinese merchants Of San Francisco
seem to have also had some such idea OF
limiting the incoming Of their people by
the order sent to Chinese ports forbidding
the shipment OF goods in vessels carry
ing more than one hundred Chinese.
Such law as Sargent's would shut of
the influx of heather to great extent,
and probably the departure would greatly
exceed the arrivals. But we still incline
to the belief that the most effective way
of dealing with this question is by dis
countensncing their lubors here in every
form. Shut off that market and the
question will soon regulate itself. The
aim of the anti Chinese Commissioners
sent on from San Francisco will be to
induce Congress to send committee
out here during the recess and investi-
gate the subject from a standpoint which
will be acknowledged as an unprejudiced
one. If they succeed in this we do not
permit ourselves to doubt but some
wholesome legislation will follow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

DEMOCRATIC TACTICs.-The success
attending the Democratic electioneering
policy, by which Republican majority OF
25, 900 was transformed into Democratic
majority of 10000, in Mississippi has
awakened a spirit of emulation in the
chvalry of Louisiana, and they are taking
prompt action to secure that State to the
St. Louis nominee. AT the risk Of being
taunted with again bringing out the
bloody shirt" we have 10 allude as a
matter Of news TO the fact that the tele-
graphic dispatches of Tuesday bring news
OF another "riot" in Louisiana, in which,
as usual, the negroes were the aggressors,
paying dearly for it however, as eight
have been shot dead, twenty wounded,
and four hanged. And singular feature
of these 'riots" is that although the ne
groes invariably begin them, no white
men are injured. As this is the Centen-
nial year, the bloody chasm bridged
and the past all to be forgotten in the
glory Of the present, we shall not say that
this is one of those dastardly massacre:
which should cause every man engaged il
il to be strung up. Touse common phrase
the story OF the negroes being invariably
the aggressors is "too thin" Itsuits tht
purposes OF certain clementin the Soutl
to inaugurate a reign OF terror in orde
the better to accomplish political ends
The negroes stick by the Republican party
which gave them freedom and the ballot
and that is why they are made to serve
as food for Democratic powder, and arr
shot down like dogs, on the least provo
cation. The indications arc that Louisi
ana will 60 Democratic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

Moses 5. WHEELER, Of Massachusetts,
is in bad luck. He was convicted of ar
son, mainly on the testimony OF his aflec-
tionate sister. After serving eight years
in the State Prison he established his in
nocence and Was pardoned. lie now asks
the Legislature to pay for eight years
work, but his claim has beecn refused on
the ground that to allow it would establish
n dangerous and costly precedent. This
is curious logic. Are the authorities of
that old commonwealth in the habit of
sending innocent men to the psntentiary
that they fear to make the only reparation
possible when such accident comes TO
light? We have established such prece-
dents in California without alarming any
one. The last here was during our Nine
teenth Legislature, which paid $1,000 to
n gentleman who had been sent to San
Quentin by mistake, and had been kept
at bricklayng two years and two months.
The State charged him nothing for his
board and uniform, taught him trade
and gave him 81 900. That was the best
apology that could have been made under
the circumstances. Post
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

SARGENT's SPEECH. - Senator Sar-
gents speech on the Chinese question
covers the whole ground completely In
fact, there is nothing left for the Com
mittee appointed by the last Legislature
Of this State to do, unless it be to draw
their ten dollars per day. Sargent in one
speech has subsoiod the whole question,
and presented more statistical facts and
in clearer shape than the committee OF
Senators are able to do. The State has Il
servant in Mr.. Sargent upon whom it can
depend IN every emergency. He has in
one speech revolutionized public senti-
ment At the East. Ouktand IrdnSclTDt,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
st. 9Oseph's s Culleuf
BONNEVILLE,
Humboldt County, Cal.

This Institution, situated on ,,;o.
elevation at tho confluence Of the Van T lNe
and Eel Rivers, commands a view nf H. ouHen
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The course of studies is, Classical So;.,..,.
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