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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29
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Der Na6t Dom %. Sanuar Elm furhtbare,
epn6gert6t fat. SIM bOrttsen @efdnsnil
befanben fA gb. Miatams unb Srau Nee
ling unter Der Antlase, ben .Mann Der lests
rem erntCreet ju baben. Cine 99aar Ser,
mummter erbraG In isner MaGt bas Sc
fdnentb, entrib benz e6ltsbsr Die @9afel
f&leppte ben Wiatams bsraus In ben sc.
fdngniebOf uno fsfte TIN auf elm SAT, pdt'
renb man tbm cine S1ltnse uunj ben 9ale
leate unb ben Grid an einem 9aume be.
fefiste. Mtatams leste nun Elm Soluble.
~fenntnib ab. pOrauf bas SAP untsr ibn
pegsejoBen wurbe erf mad etnent srdBlt'
den ECbesfampfe BON elmer glertelfunbl
ftarb Ct. Nun rpurte bic Neeltns teraasse'
fubrt ; man fe1te le Dor bic am 8aumt
tdneenbe 9et&e bes WtQtams unb ~fOrbertt
tie gum @sfeben auf. Ste eetanb Wil.
ltanls babe felt Satren Elm 1rdFl9es Ser
6dltnib 3a tbr u%ntertalten ; felt oret MOna'
ten babe fe rerseblt4e gerlu1e CUR @ergtf'
tuns torres @annes sema&t; ba babe Wtl'
ltants tbren Mann In DersNa&t ses lesten
MittpoH, wabreno berielbe fhtisf nit e.
mem Bette auf ben 8cpf sef4tasea unO tbm
bann ben sails abSefGntttsn. @tGlams
uab fe bdtten fpdtsr bic 2stRs perf&arrt ;
fe felbf fet bic 9auptfHulpise, bite aber UNI
@naoe. Die Rd6er ftmmten nun al uab
einmit6ts felen bic Sttmmen fur = SOB.
&ter tetner wc1te li6 ba3u b,r8eben, benz
Wetbe bic SGlsnse uua ben 5als 3u lesen
uno fe wurpe tns @~efdnsniB 3uridsebrabt.
5apetSenb entfsrnten fi4 bic 8ermummten
unb lteBsn bic 2et4s res 8iatams an Dem
8aums bdnsen. BEN ben, fe erf am MOrsen
BON Der 8ebSroe entfernt warb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

Slntra@e. s@sgOn Esras wtrb Tolsenbes
iber etnen iuneen 8lutr66er bertGtet : Dor
bret Sabrsn purbe tn 6empteaD eta sepif,
fer GlaB pom etnent @ lnn, 9lmens Quaus
erlGOFen. Der SObn bes srfsren, Der tn.
srif9en Is SABRE alt 9ewOrDen. bate se.
fhwpren, ben Sob feines gaters su RIDDEN.
Am 7. B. W. ~besesnete er benz WSrber I'M.
sefdbr finf Ietlen son 6smpfeaD, sos etc
men &epelper une tDoete tbn auf Der 9te1e.
CT wurbe bann flttts uab 1T nod ntbt etn.
sefansen.
Uon hem S5omas, wel6er bic I4rsdltGe
GrplDlion In 8remerbafsn perurfaGt bate,
tamen ra8trd8lt6 nod ntanGe gtn3elbetten
gum @Orf9ein: 90 A1elDet etne 3situns /:
Die Trdu bss Dpnamit . Sbemas bat ben
@olt3et6ef BON Nep gorf benaGri1ttst. bas
GG elm 8oTtr tbres uerfOrbenen Mannes
pon ietnem testen &ufentbalte tn Nsm yort
Der, nod I'M .Stft9 Ioenue" 6ots1 beFnbe.
Die @Cliset natm ben Softer In Gmpfans
unD fanb bet Dur4iu4aas, auf benz
8Oben befelbsn cine 10 Sus LANCE @utta.
Verha'2unte, wte iel&e BET untertrbti6en
S%pren9unSen gebrau6t werseu.
Serner; Sn 2aprencsbur8, Snbtano,
brOtte farlt& Elm gepunberer ses OYnamtt.
SbOmas bas 9aus zines Tarners. init benz
er Streit gebd6t, mtttelf Nttrp, GlYcertn In
Die eaft in i~prensen. @esenwdrtts beRnbet
er f6 In 9aft unb fiebt fetnsr @rO3sfFruns
als 0iftmtl4er entsssen, neil CT ben &c.
iann1ten gteSfano bes Tarmers bur6
Strphntn setObtet Bat. Ser Mann beiet
V. Glbermann unb 1T aus ber;rYroplna
Sranbsntur9 seburtts.
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g, saul, 5. San. 1876.

Nus Netu 0Ort ptrb bert&tet, bae Gar.
binalMeGlCstep tn einem uAldnst absebal.
tenen @estins Der tutbOltfdsn Union auf
BITE fatbclitenfetnblthe @Olittf BON Grant
Be,us natua unb fi6 uuf fOlsenbe @etfe
6ueerte
Gin Ypraussesonsener SpreHer bat auf
etne mSsltGe 8erfCleuns unferes @laubens
in eteiem 2anbe anssfptelt, Wenn uns aud
elm icl&es @&tdial tpte anteren ednbern be.
SDr1ebsn fctte, 70 mDGts es fur uns etne
Gtre unb Elm &utut fein; benin es TT etn
&ubut unb etne Gtre, fur bic 8tr&e 3u let
ben. Sd babe oft seSa&t: wtre 60 tn Sta
lien, Der @etuatt bes betltsen gaters, tn
DeutfGlanb, tr SranfretG, tn ben fattclt
f&en 2dnbern BON europa sefGeben, tab bt'
&tr&e rerfClst trirb2 @erben btefe&trGer
70 ausss3et&net werben, UNI fur bic tL.Sad'
letben au fSnnea unb tutrbeu bic 8attcltfer
baran tetnen She'll nebnsn2 S6nnte mar
90 etneu Segen @cttes nenntn, tpenr wt1
aaetn tetne @slesentstt babsn fpften, ne
ni9fers gum Sbetle an iener G&maG uni
ienen &rdntunsen &ntbstt ;u netmen, bic f.
nm Gtrtfus unb fttner II. STRIDE @inen er
bulben. @tr trau&sn bas niGt su far&
ter TN Gesenttetle mifen MIR Soft ban
fen unb uns frsuen, bas er uns ni&t per
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29
Grfldramg Der &atbOlifen pDn
Grte.

Die In Grte, ga, erfbeinenSe@a3e.ts emit.
belt tlr3li6 bic gebauptune, pab bic &a.
tboltfen niat NIT tbren 9rtefern ibsrein.
fttmmen tn Se3u8 auf bte grri9tuns Don
9farrlhulen, baB fe felbf nur beBbalb &C.
gen bic pubItf'S aulen fsteu, rpstt Re fstnen
Streit NIT ben @rtefern trcnen unb fobalD
bte 9rteier ben &lfsn tpenDen, lore &tnber
lteber tn bic stats. ais In bic fdtbOltlGen
Sdulen f6tdsn, baB fe ben unterbalt Der
StaatsiGalen gar ntat fplren unb nur bic
@farritulen tbnen belAwTltG unb ldlis
fallen une eerslei6en &lalf6 naebr, burG
pslHsn etne Gntfrembuns aUtl6en Srtefsrn
une 9aien berbetseflbrt werben fOate.
Sn Der 5cl5e wuroe etne srO6e tatboltf6e
NahenDerfammlung absebalten unb babel
beiHlcfen, baB btefe 8~ebauptrnsen gang
unbesrunbet unb Serlsumpertft linb, baB i6
cte 9rteter bel @rrtGtuns unb unterbaltuna
fattoltiber 5Gulen auf bic unterfasuna
une MitDtrfuns Der 21ten ootfdnbis per.
lafen fonnea, caB fe ieeen Yrtefer fur
pftAtpsrss1en eraGten, Der bts Mtttel BAT
uno feline fatbOlif4e Sfarridule srlntet
uno ba6 teber 3atbCltt, tpel6er in biefsm
@untts anbers oentt unb fprtAt, fetnss Ser
trauens SurotS tn, ba feline. 9anblunsspeiie
ntht nit ben Gebren Der StrGs barmpntrt
unb ben 9runb1dsen bes G!erus uab Der
tD&fen tirdlt6en Iutoritdt %wtberfreitet
cae fe ferner Der ueberBeuauns flnb, bag bic
welttt4e unb bic rettetSfe @r3tebuus 9anb
tn 9anp seten mub, wenn quite Gbrtfen tr.
3osen rpereen fCaen, bag Der Gottesbtenf
uber ben Beltcienff sebt, Bag 9onntaes.
fhulen unb bduslt6e 8ele6runs uneenIsenb
linb, UNI quite GtrtIen unb CUTE Burger aus
cen 8ineern 3u MAIDEN. weSbalb He ieben
Sag unb i'm @Aul3tmmer tn btefen @runs.
idsen beran8ebtlDet suerben mlFsn; bae + er.
ner BITE g%ebauptuns, wir &atbottten feten
5eires Der Yublic.S 6ulen unb rurten fe
3'rfDren, psnn mir bic Ma1t baSu bGtten,
nur etnem ubeleelaunten Semitic ODER bps.
baften @erldumcunsen e%ntiprtnsen, bic aus
ppliti1ter 6ablu1t pas 9anb eerne in etnen
&eltstonsfrteS ftlr3en mShtsn. 6eterliH
Uirb ertldrt. baB Die &atboltfen niGts net.
ter besstren, als tbren Intbstl an benz an.
sennetnen 9Aulfcnb, gu pelGeut fs befeuert
peroen, obae BON BEL bdn1tt unterbaltenen
Shulen @ebrau6 MAIDEN au fDnnen, uetl
oaraus aGer &eltsionsunterrt9t perbannt
TT. Gum SGlufe fOlst nod BITE Grtldruns,
bab mir SatbOltten nt&t serlansen, bas bie
p~rctefanttiHe 8tbel, %prutefanttfHe @ebet.
unc @elansbaher aus ben BON NtHtfatbp.
ltfen bsiuGten Yublte, s9ulsn ~entfernt msr
osu foaen, UNI fe gang eOnfsftpnslOs su
MAIDEN I'm @ssentbetl, ba bic Gntfernuns
ieben rslistOien Ginfufes bic @ottesleus.
nuns Mathematician plrbe, bteien, Sale bod
nod iebe SCrm pes @~rctefanttsmus pprsu
aieten fet.
Der tprtise gtlGDf banfte fp6ter ben &a.
tbcltfen Dfsntlt6 fur bisfe entlGteteneSbat
wcsar& Der Wslt bic Getnnuassn Der SEA.
tbpltten rertuncet perbea. Gr fprtht ferner
bte 9ofnung aus. bae nod eins eInftsers
unb serettere &nf6auuns Bet unfsrn Mtt.
bureern ete Sberbanb befommen tperee uni
usrfrrtht gum Danf fur ben Der &sltsior
seletieten DieuF fur a1e an Der @aGenper.
lammluns 8etteilisten bic betltse NeTt
aufCpfern Ill wDaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29
Bon Der Girnta S :. Yufet:
Ser NeretnSbpfe,

RcnatsfGrtft TN Snterefe tes beutf&en
tatboltlGen Gentral'g erstns.
3wetter Sabrsans, 8. 6eft.
Snbalt: 3sitlduft: Gin Bid In bic
3ufunft; Supeu uRb Mitttdr; Muf elmer
9lse ertappt; bic etberalen fnb JsnOran.
ten ; Der fatbcltf9e Sinbenbpd 8tsmard
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Son Der Sirrna 8enatse Brothers
erbtetten mir foeben:

erptelten MIR 1CeDen:
Mlte ,tnb NIene SSelt,
elfttr Sabrsans, 5. 6sft.
@us Dem Snbaltsueriei6ntB lit III euts
nebn1en:
Der 9Hein trist. Bon Yttltpp 9atcus.
-3uSerfGt. @ebiGt.-Dte @Ymbpltf Der
&rtfltGen Grabbenfmdlsr. Cine GGerlee.
lenbetra6tuns Don Or. 9.-Sanfen's get.
TRACE sur SersletGenben Gultursel&tdte.-
Des unpcltti&en Ginfetlsrs @ert&tsferten
ans 8etfepersnisunsen In Seferrei6.-Die
3stt bauert ldnser als bas Slid. Bon 81.
Saumforf. = &cm's 8unff6dse unb ptl.
fenfhaftltte @nfalten. gOn @tltelm Ro.
lttor.-Gtmas Snbufrierittsrtbum.-Ilpt
cns ron albuquerque. @ebt6t.-Gin Gau.
fsnemeterfef. Bon g. 6edpts.-Dte sr6ste
Statue Der Neu,eit. - %nerlet: Das Iestt
@uf8ebct.-Ote @ettausfenun9 BON gtila.
belpbta u. (. ~.
SaufratiCnsn Das Ieste9ufsetot. Rad
sinem @emdloe BON S. Defreessr. eauel
unr SIB. MaG benz @emdlbe BON @sers
-Dte ebsmaltsen Stattpnen t~fsGclOGsumt
In Der @barwc&e.-Der Contamination
Ortgtnalset6nung Don 6. 1teront. Dt
Grsslsburs. Srtstnal3et&nuns BON .
saneslot. - &ettsrfatue bes Mae @u
rel. Srtstnalisttnunsl sOn sYanter. :
&sltsf bss 9ttus'9csens. OristnaletGnun
BON 6. Sbsronb. Die eossien bes Bait
cans. Getet6net pom 8. G~atenaeet. -Di
Sta:us Der Erettett fur ben Safen BON Mer
gorf. Na& benz Gntwurfe scn q. Bart
bOlbt.-3pet @afenfaee. Ortsinal3et&nun
BON s. Merte.
Yrets per &eft 20 Gents, per Sabrsan
$500.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

&raft Der uns burb bsn pbt9en Grlab
rerltebensn 8oama4t, p%erldnsern mir bier
NIT bic bauer bes Subtldums fur bic san3s
DtD3sie ct. Yaul fur ben DCIen 3eit
raum einss Sabres, ndmltd: bic gum Gnps
bes Sabrss 1876. Die &sseln binii&tttd
Der 3u maGtnben 8siuGe bleiben btefelben
wte fe tn unferem 6~irtenbrtsfe pom %
September 1875 DOrsef6rteben iinb. ST.
Betref Der l%mwanetuns Der gsbtnsunser
bes Subtldums, wenn nOtbwenbts, iltertra'
gen MIR auf aQe SeslfCreer bic In cbtsen
Grlub e%ineerdumten 8efusntfe. Gs tt
wi6tis, baB bic @ldubtsen, penn fe bt'
RtrGen beiu6ep, bic b~sfcnberen Netnunser
i'm @eife bebaltsn, NIT pel4en bic @ebet'
su perriGten iinb, nj. fe pom 9etltsen @a.
ter pOrseftrteben uno In ObtSem Grlab aus
brlftiG erwdbnt finb.
+Sbomas &. 0race,
8tfGOf BON ct. Yaul
Ct YauL, 5. San. 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

SeSaanignngsratb. Die UNDERWRITING
BON @enniplvanten BAT etnen8 esnaDteunSs.
&atb CUR 8ei6rdnfuns Der aud bort f6wer
mtbbrau6ten gssnabteunss9epalt besGou
perneuers etnsefabrt. Dieter 8ssnabtsunss'
ratb beftebt aus benz @ice : @%oupsrneuer,
Sberfaatsannalt unb benz Stdatsietretdr.
Die Gmpfsbluneen i finb benz @Ouperneur
SOr3ulesen, Der biefslben etnfa& befdtist
SeBt flast aber bte penniplcantfAe @refs
bariber, bab untsr btsism &atbe etenio ar
ger MtBbrauH Der 9esnabisunsssewalt
pprtomme, pte pcrter unter ben, @Ouuer.
neur atletn. giele febr eefderttHs 9erbre>
DER wuroen In fur3er 3stt, na&eem fe erf
etnen san3eR tletnen Sbetl Der Strafe abse'
fefen, %besnabi9t. Der Bssnabtsun3sratb
ltsb es aamsntlt6 an Der nDtbtseu @OrfiAt
bet Der Yrafuns Der Vsttttsnen unb Yaptere
fsblsn. Sc ptrb bebauptet, baB auf ptelen
gsttttOnsn UNI gesnabtsuns bic Nauaen Bon
@si4worenen unb wt9tsen3 euSen Sefd lid
iparsn; bas NdmltGe foa tn etntsen Gsiu'
den NIT Der l1nterfGrtft tes betr. Staatsan'
waltes Der Saa sewefsn fetn. tlnter ssl
gesnabtsten inb aamsntli9 aud febr &c
fatrltGe Diebe, pel9e 4 alic fSrmltd
auf bic Y~ttluesybter @sltausfsIuns Toe
eelaGen Sat.
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@ir0It6 e {.
(Sfftetetl.)
Gas 9ubildnm,
Gin Grlak IN Sstrefi hes Sa%bilanuas gum
Sefeu folder 0lGnbigen, tuel9e III
Rilious. @egennrn tuobnen.
Sn Sp19e elmer an "a. Sanua,
betm tetttgen 8ater sc.
bdbten Nuttens.

@trt.mal an ptelsn Srten. un.er Srr'
unb rnalduttssn. feline 8trGen pottanten
fnb, uub an aureren Sldssn ni6t bic On.
,obl folder beisbt, wel6e Der &pCfOltlGe
6trtenbrief Gravibus Ecclesiae, erlaGen
hurG &c. @eiltststt @apt Ytus TX. am
s. Sanuar btelss Sdbrss, gum SefuGe ron
Sstte Der @lduttsen. pOrf6reibt. UNI ben
Su6tldumsatlaB gu %sswtnnsn; unD ga es
rprtCmmen mag, ZAP aus perfbiecenen
@rinsen bic pOrssl6rtebeae &njabl ppn
8elu6en ni9t eeratt wereen tanH, unb
10 ptele Der @ldubi9en bic @rfaung ouf
@~ewtnnurs ees nieliGen uub tetllamen
SubtIdumsf6asss aafssben a,iBten:
SIN Grwdsuns eteler umfdnDe BAT unier
betltse 8attr, uuf Iniuasn bes untersst6'
neten 9etretdrs Der 9~rcpaSorba. alien pa
trtar6en, Gr3btf&Ofen, Sii&Dtsn, @pptslt'
f&en 8itaren unb Sberen BON Mtiicnen
trsent zines Grades bic 8efusnie ertteilt,
menn nStbts. cine 8%srIdnseruns etntreten
;u loIien, ruel&e 9tfasnis fe an etnfa6e
@tlion6re Ibertrasen mD9sn ; unb spar fur
3wst Sabre btni4tlt4 Der 3eit our @ewtn'
nuns bes Subildums unb Der Dtspenfruns
Der @ldubissn pesen Der Iasabt Der Sir
den unb Der tn bsnislben gu mo6snben
gefu9e; ferner ebeniO, penn es nctbwenets
tetn mag, bic pOrsei6rtebenen %Ssoiasunsen
slett3ettts um3uwunDeln In Safen cter in
@errt&tuns pom anbdAtisen Gsbeten, mo-
BET tmmsrbtn bic 9srpFt9tun8 fur Rinber.
melGe nod nIGt ibre srte Communion EN-.
pfaneen baben, tn poter &raft rorbebalten
wtrb, bas 9oframsnt Der 8uee, unb fir Ct
wa4fsne, basisntse Der 81. Communion gu
e~mpfanssn, unS fur Aae iibsrois6 bic Ser.
pFiGtuns, fur bic &atbCIif9e Stride unb fur
bic @oblfabrt unt Grbebuns ees @pOfplt'
l6en StubIss, iOwie fur bic &usrsttuns
Der Srrlttrsn, fur bte8etetruns aaer auber>
balb Der Stride manbetnben, fir ben Srte'
ben une bic Gtntra6t beS Grtflt6en Bel.
tes unb mad Ter Meinuns bes 9eiltsen Sa.
ters ;u beten.
@eseben gu &om i'm @alate Der 9rcpas
GAMBIA, am "a. Sanuar 1875.
SDbaua Simeoui.
Sefretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

unD bic @reTs; Sebr beBei1neRe; Die
Stimme Ger WabrSsit; 9etr bemerfens'
Werit. = ee9rerfemtnar 81 ct. 'Stancts,
Bisc.- GtnwanberunSSfaAen. - 8ereinS'
naHriGten. -Gobesfd1s. - ,3e6ntaufenb
Etaler." Cine Grjdbluns.-9ermtGGtes...
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

back with him again. In 10 1t had left
true Republican PRINCIPLES. the Demoe-
racy had adopted Republican plat
form and come over to him but IN "a,
the Democracy had repudjated Its for
mcr platform and deserted him, and
now the Republican party was hack
with him. like lost child. He winds
up telling all "Warmoth men" present,
TO vote as often for Packard as they
would have done II he himself were the
candidate for Governor.
Burch gets the platform In opposition
TO cries for Slonaker. and dashes like n
lightning express train through his
speech, wildly poetical and quotational,
only stopping occasionally to water up,
which intervals give the mob m oppor-
tunity TO applaud. Drift of his speech
unknown.
Geo. II. Braughn is requested, If pres
ent, to step up and speak. Declines the
invitation. In default OF his appear
ance, J. q. r.. etc, Ptkin Is put for
ward to tell what he knows apout the
candidates, but rs the mob has heard
enough, and knows enough. and more
than enough already, about the eandi.
dates. they desert him and leave: in
consequence OF which the show Ia bur-
riedly wound up aud the lights put out.
The general drift OF the argument
seemed to be that without the Radical
party. the proper cultivation OF rice ard
sugar was almost impossible.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

We were glad to meet our long time
friend, Major II. +. Van Eaton. Of Will
kinson county, Miss, In our office this
morning. Major Van Eaton is one Of
the leading Democrats Of Mississippi.
He is returning home from an extended
tour through the West and Fast, and
brings us the most cheering news
rom those mighty sections Of the
Union. Gov Tilden's nomination
llas awakened the most intense 81,
thusiasm everywhere, and the Major
expresses the firm belief that the Demo.
Gratis will carry the country. The nomi-
nation of Coy. Hayes has excited no
whatever. and his nominn-
ton was, in fact, u great disappointment
to his party. Mississippi ia good for d
round Democratic majority In Noven,-
her
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

In the interests of the swindlers who
constitute the Indian ring, the country
is about to be plunged into terrible
Indian war, which will cost thousands
of lives and add millions Of dollars to
the public expenditures, thus oppress-
ing still more severely the commerce
and industries of the country. This
Indian war is the direct consequence of
the shameful treatment Of the Indians,
begun under the auspices of Secretary
Delano, and continued in the interest OF
post traders and swindlers. Moth
ing so shameful has ever be-
fore occurred in our history.
The Indians actually have the right on
their side, and yet, so criminal has been
the Indian policy Of the Administration,
that we are now forced, at an immense
outlay Of life and money. and te the
detriment of every public interest, to en-
gage in fierce war with them. We
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
Democratic Convention,
LEEsBUBe, Cameron Parish,

July 8, 1876.
According TO previous notice, the
Democratic Parish Convention uet at
Grove, close to Leesburg. for the pur-
pose Of electing delegates to attend the
Democratic state Convention, 10 be held
at Baton Rouge on July "a, 1876. Tie
convention WAS called to order Nv Hon.
A. J. Kearney.
On mUtton, a. W. Gillespie was elected
president and J. D. Stanbury secretary.
The object of the convention was
briefly stated by the president. where
upon the convention proceeded to the
election Of delegates.
On motion Of Hon. A. j Kearnev. A.
W. Gillespie and r. b. Harrison wers
unanimously elected as delegates. and
Hon. Albert Voorhies as alternate, to
represent said parish in said convention.
On motion, the proceedings of this
convention were ordered to be publish
ed IN the Lake Charles Echo and in the
New Orleans DEMOCRAT.
On motion, the convention adjourned,
resolving 10 meet again on the first
Saturday (5fh) OF August. 1876, at the
courthouse, tor the purpose OF ratifying
the national, state and parish nominees.
A. W. GILLEsFEE, President.
I'D. STAN1uRYs Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
commend TO the perusal Of our readers
the article In our columns from the New
York Sun, headed, Sioux War"

While the eoldiers who compose the
command OF Dog Merrill were being
butchered on the Little Big Horn blythe
Sioux Indians. Dog Merrill, the black.
mailer In South Carolina, the barn
burner In Missouri, and the rufIian and
dragoonader in North Louisiana. WIS
gallivanting around Philadelphia. We
should have no tears to shed IL the
Sioux Indians had the scalps Of all the
Dog Merrills In the American army !.
and neither would the gentlemen Of tie
1rmy care. Now, lot the Rfpttbiicon
howl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
Handles 10 Names.
sherman Register.l

At a recent meeting in Waco colonel
made the first address. then another
colonel followed him, then "majah"
followed, then captain followed him,
then general followed him. and finally
an unmitigated, preposterous ''mister"
had the audacity to shoot Off his mouth
The mere presence OF this untitled mis-
ter In such august assemblage OF mill
tary dignitaries was an outrage; but his
wicked presumption In daring to lift his
voice In speech with the cap.ain, the
.'majah," the three cvlonels and the
general, who had preceded him, all
glaring sternly upon him, is an offense
so grave that there ought to be a con
vention OF all the captains, "majahs, /"
colonels and generals in Texas, includ-
ing the amateur judges, called immedi-
ately to take the case under considera-
tion and provide an adequate punish
ment. BY throwing two or three coun-
ties into one and covering the whole
over, a sufficiently capacious conven-
ton hall might be provided to hold
them all. Thank God we have thus far
been able TO keep these vulgar plebian
misters in a hopeless minority, but if
this Waco outrage goes unpublished it
at once stimulates the development of
misters. establishes q fatal precedent,
and by the next Centennial it will be
almost impossible to discover even a
captain in Texas. May the Lord avert
such u calamity, and preserve for us
and our children unimpaired that glori-
Gus inheritance of military titles hand
ed down TO us by our forefathers, and
which is worth to us and our free insti-
tutions at least ten per cent more than
the Declaration of Independence ard
Magma Charta. We might get along
without these. last two relics of antiqui-
ty, but without the other, never! Let
us save at least our titles from the wreck
OF civil war. and that, with our unfair
nished honor, will leave us rich enough
for all practical purposes.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

Staub still holds his own at Gold
thwaite's bookstore, No. So Canal street.
He has for sale, together with late pa
pers, as usual, the Centennial copy of
the "Irish World" full OF splendid
engravings, and Frank Leslie's Popu-
lar Monthly" with beautiful pictures
and interesting etoriss. All good read
ing.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

The Young Mems Concordia Glee
Club give their third annual compli-
mentary picnic at the Oakland Riding
Park on Sunday, the 18th inst. Thanks
for tickets.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
lEyenng Press Dispatches
THE EASTERN WAR.
TchernayeTs Line of nstrsat u,,,,.
gureb Fighting SearNicxrb


PARIS. July II Evening papers pub
iish the ollowlng dispatch
SEMLtN. July tO.--Tne Ssryiana nre In
a perilous position. Tehernayngf'a line
OF retreat through tho NinvA Valley Ia
endangered by Korun-pacha and Os.
mnn- Pacha.
The Serylan commander Stratus
Both wich, has been dsfoabeI ut ak,t.s
nuka, and has resigned his con mission.
Seryian headquarters. in conse1nsncs
OF this reverse. have been transferred
for safety to Parrachin.
Preparations arealso making totrans-
Ter the seat OF government to Kraguje-
warz.
Fighting IS now going on near Nicsch.
Hcrzfgoyinia-wai,o I, i,omn,esians Asliux for
Protection.
VIENNA, July II. -- Information has
been received from Heraegoyinia that
the Mahommedans Of Nicsie4, Pres
Jlcka, Goransko and the Plateau Of
totschaks have petitioned the Prince OF
Montenegro to protect their lives and
property.
The Blue Danube.
NBUcHAREsT. July t0.-The Prime Min.
l5ter read In the Rounauian Chamber
to-day dispatch announcing that fur
key had acceded to Roumanin's reanest
for the naturalization OF the Danube
on the condition that Roumania must
prevent the supplyof arms through tler
territory TO the Seryians.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

If Yaryan had not been removed he
would have had half the Senate and all
of Grants friends in Jail. Is man to
be blamed for standing by those who
stood by him? Not much. h.-Chicage
Times.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

Hayes eats Chinaman each morning
for breakfast. Tilden eats two. Bos-
ton Post.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

The earliest mode Of writing was on
bricks, tiles, oyster shells, stones,
ivory, bark, and leaves OF trees and
from the latter the term "leaves of a
book" is probably derived. Copper
and brass plates were very early in
use; and bill Of feolFment on copper
was some years since discovered in In
lila, bearing date one hundred years
b. c.
Leather was also used, as well as
wooden tablets. Then the papyrus
came into vogue, and about the eighth
century the papyrus was superseded
by parchment. Paper, however, is Of
great antiquity, especially among the
Chinese; but the first paper mill in
England was built in 1886 by Ger
man, at hartford, in Kent. Never.
theless, it was nearly a century and a
half-namely, in 17l3-before rhos.
Watkins, Il stationer, brought paper
making to anything like perfection.
The first approach to a pen was the
stylus, kind Of iron bodkin; but the
Romans forbade its use on account Of
its frequent and even fatal use in
quarrels, and then it was made OF
bone. Subsequently, reeds, pointed
and split, like pens If the present day,
We're used.