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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03
DRoOKLyN rADrRNACLE.

rnE REV T. Dt WITT rALMAGE
viii resume his regular church services TINS ssopsh'
Morning service OF 1880 evening a. $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03

JARRETT a PALMER Palace W tie sea.
THE HOTEL STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
FOR ROCKAWNY BEACH AND THE
LAST ATLANTIC OCEAN,
TODAY AND EVERY DAY THIS
WEEK except 1ucsd ay and Thursday.
OF Music by the Malrigai Boys, Mozart
Glce Clue, Church Chlmcs, and thu
Plymouth Rock MILITARY BAND.
THE Leaves the foot OF 2ed St. y. II. AZ
10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and Pier =. y. r., at
1000 A. VI. aiiordiug over three hours
ocKAwAY ' - ~ -
Returning leaves EOcknway M 4
oclock. reaching the city at o'clock
TRIPS. FARE ........,.........FiFrY CENTS
single trip tickets to Or IRON Kocka-
way. 30 cents
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
0piafnmmen.

g8ir crIeben aus bcm in GbomberS'
burg OsSruften "Valley Spirit" (UOll
peI6er S6reiber bieicS i'm Sabre 1860
IeIbit elmer Der &beiIbuber luar,) bab ie'
neS 8Iatt in bic SanOe brS Srn. Soiepb
s. GIuoitun ilber8e8On0cn, nnb rnier
alter Sreuno, Sr. SObn VI. Goo.
per, Der bn8icIbe 9rilnoete, unb ldn0ere
Sabre bcIcn &eOofteur mar, iuiebcrum
aI8 folder ou9eIteIIt 1T. $r. Cooper 1T
ni6t mir elmer Der fernieiteteu 9emotra.
ten beie8 StaateS, iOnbern er 1T audi
elmer Der tiidti9iten 8etufteuren. Bir
fenncn i'm ibOn felt Ammo 1887, aIS CT
in bic 2ebre fam, unb 5luar III bcricIbcn
Sruderei uno i'm iCIben Sabre alS tnire
filnfidbri0e Sienitseit sn Gnbc Oin0.
@ir wiinlden Srn. Cooper, pie al6
Srn. Glu9ltOn, Den mir 9IeidfaIIS 81
fennen 9louben, Den bcitcn GrfoI9, llno
beiben iis ber5lid luiIIfOmmen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
llsbsrIdjusutulanssn In brr 65uei,.

Bern, -. SUM. = Oie 6ItIi6e
S6nsi3 tuurbe fiir5lid infoIge Der itar.
fen Ne9en9iiIe uno bsS SdmeISens bes
Sdnee8 in ben Bergen bon bsoeuter
ben llcberidpemnltn9en beimoeIud,t.
SammtIide gilenbabneu luur6en be.
tradtIid beidabi9t. SisIe8riiden uub
SauIer in bem @anton Sbur0au iuur.
ben iue99cIdpemmt, uuo tnebrere Ser.
ioueu ertraufen. SIN SSrauenfeIb, Der
$auptitabt bes @antunS, luurSen bier
Yerionen hurd ben Ginltilr3 elmer
Mauer 9et0btet. Ser Bunoesratb BAT
einen G6seOroneten na6 Sburoai ge.
ididt, I'M Den Ginlpobnsrn $iiIfe an.
3ubieten.
Bern, 13. SUM. - Ser Sda6en,
tueIden Die llsberIdpemmunoen in Der
oItIiden Sdiusi3 aueerihtet boben, 1T
unermebli6. Sis 8rilfen bel Srallen'
feIo iiu6 forteeiduenmt unb II Sabn'
iiuieH unterbroaen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
(aus trr Baltimore ,,Sisne.0
8iibrenber @bidieb bor ber slominas
finn.

Grlter 3 bell.
Q. Grant Isnicr In Irinsm aubisnbimmrr. -
9cnFlius trttt fti unb Ssrbrust ii6 Iiib
IG6rInb.
@pnfItng.
GS nnbt Die SdeioeI Itunoe
SD tueib 5por iider luie ib 9cb,
gtod bab ib oobon feline &nnOe,
8ie i'd Did ebitenS tuiebcr icb.
Grant.
Qeb ipobl, mein @onfIing @ebe
gnt9e9en Oeiuem boben Slid
8enn id oid luieoer Icbe,
&ebrit Ou aIS 8ronprn3 mir 3uriif.
Damn mill ans $er3 i'd hriifcn
Sid Iicbereib lno 9IutbenDoll.
SD lueiB, e8 mub Dir 9liIfen,
SIT bod Die Wafe oumm uno toll.
Gp'ufItne.
Oein @ort lit nleiner Seelc
8crubi9eno uno 9icbt mir @futb.
Grant
Sn allen N0tbcn gable
Mnf mid nno 9laib cS 9cbt Dir gut.
tGunFIius Ssrbsust ii@ uuO tritt at. J
Gwaut CbGnii9 Ia9rIub)
gSie ood nit @cmtern uno NIT 8iirOen.
0ieS 8OIt iid itrebt 3u iibcrbiirocn (!
Sir bieSmaI, Sreuno, idIa9's aus benz
Slim,
SD mub, i6 bin - ergo: id bin! e
tno - adj Oa fommt Idon luie.
Der @iner,
Sem na6 benz. Se9eu8ipruhe ban0t.
Sur felt berein, mein iiiBer Steiner,
llno obne 3auoern au9eIan9t.
Wcrtpn triil auf Grant filt ibm enldtoen
unp rst&t jpn brSIi9 bic Sanb.
@rant
How are you, General? Sdpen3eIeu, /
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

q. 3. -$abeS bon Ohio wnrbc 9e.
itcrn bon ben 8epublifanern in Gincin.
natl fir Yr6iibent nominirt, g8. u.
@besIer fir @ice.Yrdiioent. - That's
all 8ir iueroen aIio naditen Serbit
luieoer einen OemotratiIben 8rdiiben.
ten baben. - $nrrab fir Saucod -
Was meinen sic? @. NJ.
Intp ort.-8ir iuesn Sa uno u.
men 6a3u.-o. &e6.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
@bbauiuna un0 Nufelluug.

@Ieid nod Der Domination heS Sou.
SoDeS bon Ohio uIS &rdIiOentIbaftS'
Ganbioot Der &epubIifuner, bduni9te
Sen. 8riitolu, Sinuns Sefretdr Der
Ser. Gtauten, Dem @rdiiocntcn feline
0feIionution cin, 9icicIbe luurOeun9e.
nommcn, uub trut am 20. 9icieS in
&roft. -(9uS sci9t, bob bic an8en'
I6einIide 8riiberIidfeit inter ben &e.
pAbIifanern nidbt lueit Der IT'D
@m @Ontu9 ernannte NSrdiiOent
@rant ben General stephan q. SurI.
but uon SIIinuiS ais icinsn RabfuIOer.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
Wieber auf ber ReiIe.

9erSernnS9eber Der .StautSjeitun8"
lit wieOer uuf Neiien uuo beIudt feline
sSreunbc uno @Onucr in @ittSbur9 unb
1lmSe9enb, in per SOffnlln9, redt OieIe
,,9dppIen" siniammeIn 3u f0nnen.-
8obl 9cnen, Die ieiner 9eocnfen. gr
luirb etua IA Sa9cn ublucIenO iein.
glnfan9S SuIi 9cbt or bunn nud &c.
bouOn, &eabins unb &umuqua I'M 3lI
ieben, Oh Der 8ai5cn und bort bIhbt.-
3a6ber fOmmt 8iIminetOn, 9eIapure
an Die &eibc-Sebt mlr bibib Ouf8e.
paBt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
5ndl nint 2

Sn Der repubIifuuiIdeu Matiouol'
eOnDentiOn 5u Cincinnati, bieIt Der
tempordre @oriiber Der Gonpention,
Elm setpiier @OmrOD, friibere8 gonsrcB'
@iteIico bon gfelu gorf cine &ebe, no,
rim er unter anbercm iuste;
,,Oie rspnblifuniIbc @artei bat Gor.
ruption in ibren 8eibeil sntoedt, aber
iie bat and 9ela9t: Qabt feinen SduI.
oi9en entfommen ilnb lie bat in bic.
fem Sinne 9ebanbeIt."
So8 1T erIo9en, Mr. @OmrOb,
Sen Semofraten 9ebilbrt Der Stubm
Die corruption cntOedt sn bubcn, unb
nidt Den &epubIifancrn; OieIe uu 3,
ten e8 idOH Iau9e, bub Gorrup.
tiur in ibrer 8artei giitirt, uber fie
bIiebcn mdu8denltia bis Die Gem o.
froteu I'M GOnsreb, nit Sieiter GID.
mer an Der Spibc, ibuen uuf ben @eI3
rildtcn, llno Die SdWinOeIeicn Offerbnr,
ten.
0oB @rOnt iu0te: feincu S6nIOi0cn
entfommen gu Iaien, luOIlen mir 3u9e.
ben, Slber bat or burnud sebanoeIt ?
Ollr6nus nidt. 'Sat er ni6t 8eIfnup'S
IeIi9nutiOn uu9euOmmsn, na d oem
er pubte, baB bieIer Elm Ser.
bre den be8an9en batte?- Sat
CT nidt 8abcOd i'm GmtbebaGten, u
ia d. bem aud bieier 16On a II.
9efla9t mar?
Sur nidt 9sIOeeH, ibr rOOfale 8inb.
beuteI ibr bubt bem 8OIt Iunse ssnup
Sano in bic SIn9eu 9eitreut, I'M cure
SdIedti9feiten 3u3ubedenj nun aber
1T mon Der oTenbaren 9ii9en 0dn1IidJ
miioe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

Wlit elner GinmiItbi9feit nod ieIten
auuOr 9eieben, baben bic 9smoFraten
BON 2anfaiter Gitb, Srn. 8. g. Steiu.
meb einitimmi9 ais Ganbiout fir bic
nd6ite 8eieb9cbuns nOminirt. 9as lit
ein 9utc83eidcn. lInO uerbient bic ipdrm.
itc SInerfenuun0. ST.. Stsinmeb itsbt
bel icincn @fitbiIrSeru in bObsm SInle.
ben, uno eS ruterlic9t feinem 8lusifsI,
oab CT alld erludbIt wirO. SIlsS mas
bic SemOfraten 3a tbun buben, III, feit
3uIammenaubaItcn, unO bereiut ibm il.
re llntcritiibuns 5u ideHfsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

9as IGRt fi6 b6rsn. Scnes bsmO.
fratiide Gibraltar, bic .,&dte 8arO"
III 9anfaiter, 100 ben &ubitaIen ber@ai.
gen nidtbIiibt, bat 8eIdIub paiiirt,
bel Der na6iten 8abI cine Wfebrbeit bon
300 Stimmen fir Die il, ct. 2OuiS auf.
9eiteIIten oemOfrutildsn ganbibaten All
8ebcn Bully fir bic Gdte @arb.
0ie 0emofraten Der glelnten 8ars
bnben iid cinitimmia fir Sanco& sr.
fl1rt.-8robo |
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

Gs tbat nns lsib su borsn. Oab elm
SObn lmircs oIten Srsunoss gffiu.
Ger in 2oncaiter Dor sinisen Sascn
bon einem Baum seitir3t isi, ben Iinfeu
Sorocarm 9ebrOden unO cine @sbirner.
idiltteruns erIitten babe. $offentIi&
lpir6 Der Slln9e baIo uieOer asnslen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
SOP Ser n@ittSbur9er 8reibeits'
freun0" bonn Sreita9 Idrcibt:


,,gQs hrr 9inrpIn.Glub am Mittnpt elmer
StraBe in Cincinnati rntlans iiiarIGirte, mii9-
te Iih Gin iIriner stpa bier Sabre alter farbisrr
8nabs unter bic MiisIiebsr. Giusr Der Srrrrn
bob ben aIeinen auf bic S6uIsr uub nabm ibn
mad benz 0ranb SUtsl nit, too or cine gpllfrte
fir benIelbrn SsranifaItste, Sas ReluItat mar
SAT"
Sa Der ,SreibeitSfrennO" ein rcpubIi'
faniideS 8Iatt lit, 10 muB obi9eS luabr
iein. Stun fru9cn mir: nSdtte iener
SER" wObI audi einen fIeinen luei.
Ben &nubeu auf feline SduItcr, ibn
nad Dem 8ranb SOteI 9enOmmen, uno
cine gOIlecte bon SAT fir ibu 9elum.
melt? Soft beluabre. Sieie ,Serren"
iinb nidtS auosr8 aIS bendlerilde Spei'
deIeder, Die Dor Der 8a bI ieben
Bigger 0O beiBen iie iie ieIbiD eben
10 Iieb binteu uie UOrnsn Fiiiien. 10 sr
MIR fir iDre ,,8urtei" itimmt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

Die Glude Der ususn bsutidsn St.
StepbanuSfirde. iusIde bic iussnbliasn
@fit9Iiebsr Der 9cmeinbs bsrisItsu an.
estauft unb gum @eident sentadt ia.
ben, ipurbe Iebten SOnntas untsr sut.
ipredsnoen SeierIibteten einseiueibt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
9emulratiidle Grefatlbe Committee

. Die SemOfratiide ggeflItiUe. Commit
tee bon 2unfuter @itb bsitebt aus fol
9enoeu $erren:
1. @urb-Sobn so. Saean.
2. 8arb-@eor9e @. &cnorid.
3. @aro-@. gbp. $ssener.
4. @aro-Safob 81. &aub.
8. 8aro-BilIiam 3. Strine.
6. @aro-S. &. &iuian.
Z, 8aro-Bm. Mc9ausbIiu.
8. @aro-Sobn 9onb.
8. @aro-S. ". @liIeb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
9as arube 8unhesss ssdiihrnfeif. nl

Sas srnBe SnuOssss sdiitenfeR, an
Dem ii3 ni6t MIR Sdiiben bieIes, iuu.
bern aud Ses sIuSIunOes betbeiIiOen
tueroen, nimmt ndditen @1ontaa in @bi.
IabsIpbia ieihen Slnfun9, unb tpirb Die
-gauSe Bode bauern. SaS sseIt pirb
anf Gem SdiibenpIub itottfn6en.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
8Gblung Der GinpnbnrrsabI. .-8it

8ablnng Der Ginmnbnerjabl.
MabOr @OtteriOn bon Surrisburs, 70
bat nun audi @fObOr Stauffer bon Can.
fuitcr iciue 4SOIi3iiten bsuuftrust, cine
SolfS5dbIun9 in ieuer Stabt pO3uneb.
mcn. Scr SInfuus foil in 8dIOe Os.
madt wcrben, unO eS iuIItcn aIe 8ir.
Ger nno 8ewObner in 2anfaiter ben
NoIi5iiten iebmO9lide Gusfunft iiber bic
ginuObnerSubI perlduffen. SIT bie3db.
lung al gnoe, 70 luiro man Obne 3usi-
feI finNcn, bab 2untuiter cine srObsre
Giniuobner3obI bat aI8 Mande 9Iuuben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
OemDfr1ttf6eS
G(eftCraIs TtG e t.

Senatortals Glettoren.
gtarI,s R. guaa alien. | SAMUEL Q. goiI ion
0Pepr4ieuta attn @feftoren.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

GonntbsGunbentiuHsn. - 9aut Si.
rcr Infforbcrltn9 trat bic bemofratiide
GorntD' D'@Ommittee bon 2ancalter gitp
llno @Ol1ltb uOrIebten 1ittluOd in
SdoberS $OteI 3uiammsu. $r. B.ll.
$enieI luurOe einitimmis pieber uIS
Rrdiibent, uuO Sr. s. 3. 0ouoIaS uIS
Sefretdr erlu6bIt. 0ic 8srlamuiIunS
mar cine iebr aubIreide, uno bic Ser
banOIuneen siumiitbis.
SO iuurOe unter anoersm beiaIofeH,
bic nabitsn Gountp-gonpentionen am
@itttuod ben 10. SuID ab3abaIten, bel
lueI6eu GanOisuten fir eouutD.8 D.8sam.
ten uominirt iuerben follen.
Serucr puroe beidIoiisn baB, ba
@aldiuston Borough in apsi 8urOs
oetbeilt, OieisIbc bon nun aud au atpei
0eIssatsn snr GouutD. Convention be.
rs6tiSt isi,
SIm SdIub Der Sibuus fuuO cine
semiitbIide lluterbuItunS in 8etrsff Der
ueridispeuen @rdiibsutIbafts. Gambia.
ten bemOtrutiiderieits itutt, tuObsi es iih.
beruusiteute, Oub SuncOd uuO Rurtsr'
bic beItebitetsn ganoiouten iiub, Sau>
cod ubsr ben @Or3ue bat.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

Der Snmmer beoam am 20. SUM
(Sienita0) 9.23 @orsens unO bauert
SO Sage, IA StunOsn uub 10 @1inutcn.
Sis @attsr 3atur ptaunt iebt i'm
ibOniten 8Ieioe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
Giue ,itue 0DirtbIdlaEt.

Cine ueue Wirtbibaft. - 98ie aus
elmer slnsei8e in beutieer ,,Staats1ei.
tun9" gu criebcn, 1T ST.. .&b bam &ein.
b OF , bon @farietta iebt gisentbiimsr
beS uSt, SObn $OteI" in iener Stast,
unb Oa CT itetS Die beltsn @etrdnfe nno
OOrtreffIide Speiicn uuf $anb bat, 70.
luie aud beQueme StuIIunsen fir @fer.
De u.i. III. beiibt, unO er ieIbit Elm
iebr 5uOOrfOmmenOer, resIIer unb promp.
ter 8irtb 1T, 70 f6nnen mir ibn aufs
bette empfebIcn, beiOnNers ba iuir idOn
SabreIon9 8efunntidaft nit ibm ba.
ben. &nr3, Sr. &einbOIo 1T Der redte
@ann ON redten @Iub, unb iusr ibu
beiIdt, ben pirO ss nidt sereuen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

Sie bcioeu Sampfer u@ermania"
unO ,,GitD Of 8erIih" mudten ncuIid
cine 8cttfubrt BON NueenstOiun nad
@clu'gorf. Sic o@ermanio" mad,te
bie'S6ucIfubrt in 8 SuSen uuO Ie9te an
8 Sa9cu ie 376 @eiIeu 3nriid, 0ie
,,Gitb Of Berlin" bIieb nur Tim Gin 8e.
niseS 3uriid; iibri9ens mndte bic i, Ser.
mania" 33 @feiIen mebr III SoI9e bes
Gcnries, ben fe ein9eidIu9en bate.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
9r. @iihIrr's gDi[le,

Or. @iibIrr's aDillr. -Or. @fii6.
Ter, iueIder uorIebte @ods in 2ancaftsr
iturb, bat in ieiuem Biusn fOIssnbs
Sermddtnife 9emudt; Seine Sruu sr.
bdIt OuS gi9entbum all Der @erman
Strabc, unb Elm 0rittbeeI all isinss lie.
9euOen unO unbercn @iseutbums ; feline
&odter $Onnab erbdIt ein 0rittbsiI, unb
bic &inber leine8 SobneS ben anbern
0tittbeiI. Gam. S. @rice, 9lntou
2edIcr nno S. s. 8rubufcr fnb ale
Grefutorsn srnannt. - 8ie eS nun
Ober beibt, iuOIIen SsnrD 9. Mii5Ier
unb Sran $annub Strudan (SObn uub
&odter oss SeritOrbcneu) @inipru@se.
GEN ben 8iIIsu srbeben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
Gin @ab6en bon Snnben 3errilien.

Sin eutiebIider 8orfuII crei9nete iid)
in Der Nadt bonn l. SUM in Der Tor'
itabt SernaIs in @ien. 0ie 81. Sr.
8r." Ibreibt bnriiber @e9en l ltbr
b0rten niebrere 8erionen aus einem Gin.
9eplanften 8auplobe in Der 8lumcn.
9aile ein IanOe onbnItenbe8 piltbenbes
Sunoe0ebell, lueIbes enoIidl ouffieI, 70
6ob man ben 8nuluGdter berIt6noi0te,
Der aud gtahldau bieIt. SoS gr0eb.
NIP mar Gin 9rauenbafteS. Wun f0no
Elm ctlun orei1ebni6brigcs, 6rmlid 9e.
fIeioetes Wfdb1en, lueIbC$ faum mebr
r61eIte uno nnd fur3er Belt UerI6ieo.
Sic lln9lilflide, iueIde icoenfuIls I'LL.
terltanosIoS 9emeIen, mar iiber bic Sin.
pIonfltn9 9eitc9cn nno nuf bem 8au.
pIabe pon ben @adbunben iIberf alien
iln6 budtdbIib ssrrihen luorOen 0ie
SlIiernie oe$ armen W6bdens iparen
llnerb6rt berballt. Ser 8OrfoII erfor.
bert luobI bic itren9itc llnterIubun9 lno
epentueIl 8eitraflIng Der SduIbtra9en.
ben. GS fam natilrIid nidt peripebrt
perben, einen $uno aur 8ade 81 bal.
ten, uber berielbe muB 70 Derluabrt iein,
oab eS ibm unmo9Iid 1T, eiu ioIdeS
llneIiif bsrbei3ufiibren. SO 9eniist
poIlitdnbi9, luenn ct i'm entipredenben
Sale ,,anIdId9t" uno Daburd) ben
@ddter allarmirt. NaS Wdoben,
lueIbeS bieier itrafbaren SabrIdlIi9feit
gum Opfer tieI, bate iebr fleiue CARTE
Sanbe llnb sSibe, ibr 8eiidt einen cut.
fdisSen Ilabiiden SbpuS, unb iie ideint
cine crOatilde 8emiiIe. ODER Sbitbdub.
lerin 9elueIen 3n iein, iuie man ioI6en
in ben Straben 8ienS 70 bdufi9 be9e9.
net. g8ie mir nabtrd9lid). crfabren,
bieB bas un9Iiidlide @fdodeu Sopbie
GnoerIe, mar IL Sabre alt, aus 8690.
ItaIl (8e3irfSbauptmnnnldaft Srem$)
9ebiirtie, unb 1T bic Sodter elmer in
$ernaI$, @ilbeImSitrabe SO. 81, mob.
ilcnocn San0nrbcitsrin. Sie &Ieine
ipurOe seitern lpea9eidift, Inn einen
9eIobetra9 ein3ucaiiiren, berIOr iebob
20 II. uno 9etraute iib nidt, aus Surdt
Dor Strofe, nad Sanle 5uriif3ufebren.
Sa8 un9liiflide &in6 iudte beSbaIb
auf Dem bejeidneten WuteriaIpIubc lin.
teItono.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

Was na6if P-gin ssluiiisr SOftOr
Gin &merifa fann iid ieOer 0OttOr usll.
nen, ieIbit tuenn er nur elmer Sub Elm
$eftpfIuiter uufle9D, Namens Sbo8. $.
@Oobtuin, Der Dor Iduserer 8eit cine
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tho violence If party passions. This
result, to wl,,ch the logic Of the
situation point, can bo reached
only by q spirit Of compromise; for
il the Senate sho:,lu stand out by
picking flaws in the evidence, or the
House should ipsist that Tillen and
Hen bricks are elected because thoy
haa Il majority in the disputed
States, we might still encounter the
worst trouble t!lYt has been aypro-
hcndcI. The do,nlgo9ues and bu!i-
tohcis on both sides may try to ;,,ls,,
thcir "csnecI.vc puiics INTO such Il
conflict; but we are coDfle 1t. f,nl.
our Information. That thny canAut
si,ooach The moderate nun On
both siIcj will come TO tho 1uHcuo
md get the upper hand. T!,"v
hnvo "!rc"iy the uppor hand Oh a..
Democratic ciac, t!l.nk., to G.! ~
h:rHbia bearing AMI hieaGy Wisdom
Of the Southern members, who ere
Icing so Ht'lch to "5Yilo for G!,o mis-
tale Of 1861 and t. acquire toe con
Fl lence of the n ;rth in the fl. mnc,s
Of th''jr devotion to tho pubic We!
Care. Tioyare the cont, olhng o!erlc,.t
II thc D"lao"lsjic party IN tie
House, AM their influence is q
graran.2e for its gool behavior.
The Southern members are furnish
ing n shin ng ro'..sution of tue
aspei sions on their loyalty made
!nins. the N,esiAcntini campa;pn.
Tn"y have cone more in this crisis
to restore ir'.to,nal harmony be-
tween the two great sections Of onr
common country than all othc"
citizens have done since the civil
w"r. Having established tDis solid
Gitlc to renewed confidence let u3
hopc that their section Will not be
any longer bulI-lnzcd by The federal
government and that we may 1T last
"have peace.
We arc con,incel that their con
dnct is not only III king IN excel
lent impression on the country
at large, but is exer,iny Il favorable
influence on the wiser und moro
conservative part Of tho Rcp,:hiican
Senators. The Democratic attitude
having become moderate and con-
c,liatory through the conduc% Of ;he
Southern mealiers of the House, We
eSpett t"::t t:.ey Will be met bali
W : EJ air-m.aIcd Re-. u5ii' anr, end
tL:t as s:>',n aa the present furry is
over we shall enter IN "era CT vooo
f f'clinS," dating appropriately fro.u
tae ccntcAni'l OF oar Independence.
Ii ts.ia unprecedented political CON
test is settled in Tic manner to
which present indications 50 saaronh:
l.? point we ere likely 10 sail tor !,
tinlo IN ca!mcr sciS. 1t may lead
ultimately to a break up and recon
struction Of political parties like
che cra Ct good fo~ling' in 1920,
hut the Immediate prospect is n
quiet administration and iin,.!
relief from the controversies ns,s!
p:saicns inherited from the ciyi.
~>r. The Herub .can patty wo:,..s
m:Ec a fa!Gl mistake ii it 6hou,L
dcFAce It's Sreat ,:nl s5loriors record
Gs thc s;vlurr Of the Onion by
chStrnc:inG: mis- e>sy so,t.,mc at If !,
dangerous diT'ate.-Ae,c iHti
U!ru}0
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Matters in Columbia.

There have boon no important
developments during the past week.
Tho Legislature has adjourned
sire die. The Constitutional
House adopted a series of reso!u-
tions calling on tho people to sup
port, by contributions, tho Consti-
tutional Government until such
time as the whole governmental ma.
chinery shall be in good running
order. It is proposed thata tax be
paid amounting to onc-fourth of TIE
tax Of last year. Appointments will
be made by Governor Hampton rs
soon as practicable.
A case of great interest to the
conservative people Of tho State
was heald by Judge Carpenter on
Tuesday last. Chamberlain under
took to pardon two convicts confined
in the State penitentiary, bat
the superintendent Of that in
stitution, in Wow of tho grave
doubt attending the legality
Of Chemberlains tenure, declined to
discharge the prisoners. They wore
taken before Judge Carpenter OF:
hodeos corpus. The Judge express
cd the opinion that the
cose involved decision of the gu,
bernatorial question. His decision
will be awaited with deep interest
There woro many runners of q
contemplated compromise between
the two parties, but they seem no;
to be based on anything positive
Chamberlain repudiateB the idea O.
such a thing.
The Congressional committees art
still in session.