davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-21
Sell @ate. @eds 8ddter III

Sell @ate. @ed)s Wdhter mt
oerben SidorpitOden walrn seite,n on. en-
Ginslngen gu Den Seu @ate Werfen aufs
9eteat, UNI etwaise ncusie' ise Dpnamit>
fvrider fortsujasen, ,uenn nOtbls. mit9e'
malt. Iber nldt Elm einiiaer SeiuAer
,ua9te Dec @uth Der @lements gu ttosen.
I'M, naa Opnamit su iorihen. Wdbreno
oes aan,en Cages wiitbete Del Sturm ents
ieelid all Oeml5unfte nno idleuoerte bau>
fig idwere WeIen in Die @allcrlen uao
iebblt itber Den oberiten 0amm, 10 oaB
Die Pumpen in beltdnoiser Belpesura sez
balten ,peroen muBten. Oas @analboot
nit Der lseten 2aouns Dpnamit ipnroe
beutelf orsen seitis erwartet, uno ioa oarn
eifria on oieYouenouns Der j3anaerlaoun@
gen 9e9ao9en noe ben.
0us 0iinen Der Yatronsn, weld)e nit
, 1876-09-21
Sn Sartforb iino 100 diafid
Stuoenten.
untergang hrs 8altimurer Saut>
piers u&ebeeca Gibbe."
OergrDBere betl Der
Mannfdat Fl noetei
nenTobt in 3 en- Stu.

then.
sIls her bon @ilmiuoton, N.-G., bier
ertpartete Dampfer vHeberca GlDoe" oors
geltern Morgen niht eintraf unb lih audi
i'm 2aufe bes NahnlittaaS uiht blifen
lief nabm man allaen,ein on, oas beriel
be pdbrcno oes Sturmes am Sonntaae
in ir3enb einsm 5afen e~inaelaufen iei NIB
. islblt iider uno rubis bot Gnfer liese.
Dag Der Camper bel Dem Sturme ter
unalidt fem fDnne, ipaste Miemnnb gu
oenfen. llnb ,per cine berartige Nbnuns
bate, ,pa9te iie semiB nit)t aus ,uipreden.
llnnOtbise 8%eiorsniB errest wobl &einsr
germ.
Als uber berg ampfer audi sefernWo rs
aeu nod niGt eintraf, wurcen bod Ieu>
belunqen laut. aua benen Die Gorge um
Dos gdifial bes Dampfers oeutlih ber-
uorlsudtete. gladmittaas sesen S nbr
traf in ben rGrhanse>0 feaoinos6 uOmS"
Die erie &unoe BON benz Oampfer elm.
/ ielelte mar cine nieoerihmetterno. Gle
beiaate. ba6 hie uGebeeca @lDoe" bel
OcocOfe = Snlet, awiidea Sap 2ootout.
unteraesanaen iei. @apt. g. 6. Sbielos
Die beioen Steuerleute, Der Sbermaid,lr
niit unb Nnbere bitten ibren Sob in ben
Slatbcn %sefunoen.
Anfanaa ftrdubte man iih fait. bieier
furdtbaren &unoe @lauben gu idenfen.
Valo aber murbe oieielbe bulA nadlte~
benSe Depeite, Die I'M bieii9en Sisnal
bireau enigma beitdtist: rIn ben
Seraeanten Beu! Ger 8eobadter aui
Sap 9oofout berihtet, baB Der Oampfer
nRebecca Glpbe" pabreno zines SturmeS
am II. os. Wt. bel Yortsmoutb. N.rG..
seifranbet 1T. DreiSebn WeniAsn, bat
unter Der @upitdn, Der erite Stenermann,
uno BET Mtaidinilt. fino um's Sebeh GEE
fommen. Sd @laube. oaB oas Sdiff
als p%olitanois oerloren gu betradten 1T.
g, y. Rilbourne."
Dtsier Depeiae folste balb baraaf
bic nadltebenoe bon Ser n&liociirtenP ref'
ie:"
.Wilmiuston. N.>g., 10. September
Der Dampfer n3ebecca @lpoe." welaer
BON bier mad Baltimore aqfubr, 1T bel
YOrtSmoutb seiAreitert. Capt. gibbs.
swsi Steusrlsute, swei Msaiainifsn, brsi
, 1876-09-21

Ioolei9 cine iol9e hobe Soee BON vNoble
8iroinia," aIs elm Gin9eborener, benn
defenders oieienigen, ,pel9e pom europa
ocer BON MeIien mad Der @usiteGuns
eefommer, fennen mehr BON Der Welt
uno baben nnoere 9ldbe scieben, Die
Man6en bon benen, Die rti6t in 8ireis
MEN eeboren, piel sldnaenoer eri9einen
rDeen; ober bic S S 8s f0nnen nod
INNER bic Mabrbeit nidt fafien. oah
pe;n aud Die enelil6en Serbs unb pie
@elo iebr angeuebm, uenis @elo uno gu
tie Mrbeitsfroft, nod piel m%ertbuoaer fir
elm neues 2ano lit. Griiber ats Die Ne'
ger rod gieeutbum luaren, bermebrte
lid bas 0ermDsen BEG @ftapenbelibers
unb bes 2anoes, nit jeoer 8eburt zines
Neoers uno oas Capital bdufie lih. War
Al Diel BON Sc. Waare bier anselammelt,
10 wurSe oieielbe mad Dem @iioen per-
fault unb bas @elb Hob in's 2ano. Sn
Uireinien tpar Die Bette SflaOen5nAt.
| Set ober bieier @emerbsStpei9 aufse6ort,
bdtte Wir9inien ieoenfaas oararf Ieben
loaen, oa6 es ben Nusfaa auf irseno enc
anoere @eiie bedt. IS linO freilid Der
iu9e senladt poroen, oo6 lino oleIelben
INNER aui unredte @eiie a%n9etanseu.
9Benn elm 2anb went9er ausfiibrt, als es
einfibrt. 10 muB es perarmen; lit Nus
uno Ginfubr glei6, iteht es ltia; penn
aber Die Musfubr Die ginfubr iibertrlft,
10 mus ieiu &eidtbum ftets sunebmen.
gBare baber Dor 10 Sabren i9on al
leg aufeeboten worben. Sente nit flelnen
gapitalien unb sciunbe frdftlse Wfen-
I6en, Die islbit ben 9patcn in Die 9anr
nebmen, ooer ben pflus %leiten, Ing Sano
su befommsn, 10 ,piiroen mir iebt gani
onbers baleben unb bur6 Die oermsbrtt
Yroouftionsfraft bate Girginia ein'
peit 9rDbere Mnsfubr ieiner Yroouit'
ersielt, als feline ginfubr betrd9t nno
obsele6en BON DEM Yanic nno Den poll
tilden @Dblereicn. bdtte Ilrglnia leg'
ouf etne b0bcre Stufe s%eItanoen, ols je
aupor; friiber NOR es Der Ate Staat in
Der Union, jcbt 1T es Der lite.
Mann miro bas wabre Mittel an9e.
manot werbsn, wel6ss nnlern Staal
sum Seile bient?
, 1876-09-21

Subj De Jeftag &c Sas iiioi=
19e Heuiabr tpir6 5uei Sage sefeiert,
ipssbalb nod bic msiften ja6ii9en &C.
i9dftsbduier seiiern sei6loiien iparen.
Centennial. Sic Centennial.
@usiteauns madt bas Gei9dft in @i9-
mono nod pieI i4ledter. als es l6on
Dbnebin lit. Gs bat einen 10 9roBen
@eiS fir bic 2eute, bisielbe au ieben, baB
iie ibre @siddfte barDb bsrna1ldlHgcn,
5i9 in S9ulben itiir5en uro Die alten
G1uloen nibt be3ablen. Mir ielbIt baz
BEN Gunoen, beren &ednuns 19on Mo.
te lang falis uno nod INNER ri9t be.
aoblt iino; aber bieielben 2eute fSnnen
nidt non Der Musislluns tpesbIeiben.
gs tpirb oernna9 cine Menge @eloes bon
bier fortsenommet, uno ni9t alleine Die
Heiletofen unb Mufentbalt in pbilaoel=
pbia 1ine es, mas &i1monb perIiert,
fonoern au1 Der Yrofit BON allen tpas
nebenbei bort sefanft nnb mitsebra1t
tpiro, ala GleiOer, JaneD Mrtitel, etc. ETC.,
eebt uniern &auleuten perIoren uno
nifts ,pirb basesen bier wieoer einse.
bra9t.
Die i9Dne Sbee bon Gen. s. See, DOB
gscurfons 3lse bon philadelphia mad
bier pe~ranitaltet tueroen ioaten, UNI Den
Guropaern Wirsinien su seisen. bamit le
Derleitet tperoen, ii9 bier an3uiieoeIn uno
ibr @elo bierber gu %brinsen, mar e,ne
re@t bibi9e ginbi!ouns bon Dem Gene.
raj; ater bic SremosH bsiommsn ni4t
, 1876-09-21

Die Mnsobl Der Sale Sabrifen i'm
staate Sem Dprf belduft ii@ ouf eirco
1000 uno perbrau6en bieiclben, I'M
$4,000, 900 fb Safe 81 fabriciren, bi'
Mil9 bon 100000 &iben, 10 haB oui
orei &iibe ourdldnittli6 1000 fb adit
R Qnnrm fomm II. .Sn Den gan5eii
Ser. @taaten peroen idbrli@ 250,000,'
900 tb Safe proou5irt, BON oenen &c.
0OO,O 900 ID eyportirt ,perOen. england
eroortirt faum $4,000 fb, mdbreno oas
feline 5olanb, wel9es frilber inter al
len Gdnoern in Der Glie Yroouction
obenan itanb, nod INNER sesen 60,0OO,=
600 I'd erpprtirt.
SnSnbianai lit Der Stimmsebsr.
Support in nolsm @anse. Na6 Dem
@slete Seosrmam mad 6 mOnatIi6sm
4ufentbalte bas 9timmreAt nnb lam
lein gotum absebcn, 100 es Inn beliebt,
Die &epublifansr briiitsn IiA often oa=
nit, oab lie beIlercUaeilitdten gum S!im'
men.Smport, als Die 9emofraten, bit
ten.
9crfolsuns Der 8anfrdubsr bon
Nortbfielo, Minn., lit a~uisesebcn spor'
Den. Sir Die Wttt,pe bes ermOroetcn
&ailirsrs 1T cine SublcriptiOn i'm Gam
se.
Sn Sartforo iino 100 dineIite
S%tuoenten.
Srau %. 6. &aliton, Die @ittme
BEG 8anfrpteurs uno grd1ioenten b.r
CALIFORNIA Sanf, ioll nod Elm 9ermDs
gen BON 6 Miaionsn 9oGars beliben.
@enn lie es nidt bdtte 10 ipdre Die
8ant Dor 2 Sabren pieael9t niAt sebro=
den.
, 1876-09-21
Rt0mOnb Dof Office,
Dpit<N rransfment.
"a. 9uni 1876.

Worolt9e SnrdpoH. 3neimor tSoyia
Spnntaas aussenummen-Mnfunft S seStsp =
u. W. N"o o.@o
Sonn:as autunft SO, 81. -wsa.
Wnrsli9e 8eg-goH. SGali6. ousosu-
men SDrntaas. = %slntunft 1 rs 81. SD
@0t't9lue l,35 unb 8 20 q. M.
Snoltde EnH. .3peimal tae1id. @snn.
tags ausGsaommen. - Mufunft IL. or gp
4ne ny " " " VI pOftf6IuB 4 8. 81. rne
Sorntaes - anfunft 1900 81. - woa
&idbmono & 9hnbiae G~ifeubabu. gSos
lt6. Mntunft 2.30 81. 81. -Wea1dins
Snnbinc e. Greensboro. 9peip,oY tin
10y. @nfunft 2.30 unb 9 81" N. w Mn}a
'Vlnb y. TX. unb 1915 q. 81.
Sarmbile. adali6. ernntaas ousaer,r,
= en- q, oaartanft2 .30 q. 80. = ppfldlua.
Gbsiapeafe & Sbio Giierbobn. sSoGn
Sonhta9s ausarapmmeit. Nufunft 6 81 Sp
pofiblrtB $50 9. 80.
Syndbnrs Charlottesville, @tounton antito
Sulpber Sprtnss unb peilid) BON gBhitee,is
pger Sprth9s = Nnfunft 5 g. Mew Sini4-
fGlnB 500 81. 81. PpP'
@cf gnint nub statiouen nm NJ, 81 O.
Ut. iino g.. o.. g. Sdslidl @pnntaas o D
aet1lnsn: anfunft 1870 Y. Ol. EMn1,t.
i9lub 2 q. 81. S'H'
@luuesffsr, liter @eR point. .aoIid.-gn
unit 1o.3Og W. - pfi9luB ~. 81
3aFpabannuf, fiber 9iI6 Saul. tSoIih
anslln1t $50 9. 81. - poTl6lus 1 81 81
Sanncs @iber sampier. DreimoI mBh,n,
tia. @nfnnft Mpnta9s, MIttwDGs nm
9%rslta9s, 5N. M. - Wc[tibluh. yIienaons
Sonasrtass unS Spanatents," 5.30gI Sd
@nnal gafet. Gr,tmal nvdenf;h
a%a II Il Mfittmeds 6reitass unb Sonntoos
q w: - polti9luB, Mpntaes, Wittwpsbs
uno 6retta9s, 4 ". M. '
Sgnrt Ramp &onte. 3peima al pSdeufid.
~ ~ alltHllTtl Mtttpp9s nnb @ornobfnns z
i as, w. & 81 81 ysSSltl9lub, Donnsyfass unD @unn
, 1876-09-21

WaturaIiiirt. Milia&sO tpens,
gbaeles Gbapple, Sbomas &obert Chap
pie, George Crete gbapple unb MoriB
Griebsri9 &i9tsr lisSen ii9 ibre natu=
raliiations Yapiere seitern bon Der 9u.
filings Court ausltelen.
, 1876-09-21

5. Eobinon's MuIatte. -
Ser Mulatte 2smis Miais BON Sobn
&obinion's Circus, welder bas iprinr
aenbe pfero unb bas &enntbier rift, 1T
@alsisb, q. g., uie Die rNews" bon
bort beridtet gesrihen worben, als feline
9anoe ii4 in bic Sai@e bes Ssbom
9orten perirrt batten. Oie Sade 5oate
geitertt anterIu9t weroen.
, 1876-09-21

3ase, relde 8t6mpnb un ga 9. 81. S%srlafen, fab
rem taelit e pnnt-gs aiS3enpntfnenl une balten an Bet
auer 9epbbnli6en Stattpnsn.
8u9e, meidt 8idmuub I'm 1890 81. 50. ~berlafcn,
fabren tdslid unb baltcn an in SanpSer. 3putIa Cor
louisville Charlottesville Sps, Medum's Silver, Green
tvocb, @dsnEebptp, Staantun, @oibeu. @ilbprp', 9pps
n9tSn unb alien Statip1en peittid ron Iacsbans.
Nc pit!ap aticn,3lse re lafen fidntpnb fur @Dr>
tensSile lnc alien 3wifdsn Stattpnsn tdsli6 spnr.
tags ausserpn,rnen' nm 4:45 u. @. Die @afaaiere
b eies 3uees trsffsn urt 6:t0 .. 81 in 9Dafb.n ton Elm
3ale fptmen in Nihmsnb an pis fplet:
@rpres . Bug tdelt6 m g. 81.
poff 3ustd lid (SOnntass auseenpnt. } ut $50 " M.
aceo rhpedtipu3u tdsli6 (SUnntass aus8. 1880 @.M.
3dse, trel6e in Wibnpnb aafcinr,et, balten BEL cen
Stdttoren an, rpte pber.
Die 3ase serbtnben fh nit ben 3ietn Der Riamrnb
unb Danpile u"b &i6npub unS Petersburg @iisnbabn,
fpipte BON ais mad Hi6mpno.
@dtere Ansfunft pesen 9reiis etc trirb In so. 1926
Matn Str., rber in Der Office Der Gcmpaenie ertbeilt.
Gonp1Y st. 5pwaro.
General Yafasier> uab 1idet.Msent,
81. 81. g. Dunn,
Sneenietr inb GnperintenN ent. 81
, 1876-09-21

@@ranb Surp. Sic @ranb Surf
,peIde id seiern oeriammette, ieste Is
YerIonen ipe9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nnb - tpsssn @eiebibertretuns in In+
f~lasesuiianb. 9ieielbe fano feinen@runo
sur Mntlase in 5 Tdaen unb pertaste
1i9 bis Montas Morsen IL nbr.
9eute miro aas @eridt Sisuns bal=
ten.
, 1876-09-21

9rampanaIl Gin farbiser
2umpemiammIer befam seitern in Der
13ten Ctr. uabe Cart. einen arampf+
onfal unb ,purbe in Der @taotambulan-
&c nod benz Soipital sebrabt.
, 1876-09-21
Donntrfaa 81 September 1876.
@tdtt Nihmpnt.

Wetterberiht fir beute.
Norbp{t unb iibolt Winbe; slsidmdBi.
&c ober b6bere Semperatur; S%unebmen<
beg uolfises Wettsr uno mDsIi9ermsiie
&e9cn.
, 1876-09-21

Neii9nirt. Ser Soupsrneur bot
bic &~eii9nation bon Mbner @noerion
Oireftor bes xgaitern 2unatic @iplum'
%a1,genommen.
, 1876-09-21
Gpuefttpnen BON 8rieffofe,,.

gon 4alten AT Zen awei telonbsren sDeoen.
%s'ne GiS Sternfaftsn b%efannt Tnb, 600 nnS
1l.4o y. Ma 80 utb us 81. Wf. @pnn
ta9s-9.30 9. 81. uub Z 81. AP.
ah Yetertaeen- GOO g. gp. nm,
M; W. Wpn allen anbern aolfen mcrSs,r
PIE Srleft auf benz Gidpeg Der SrGoer ohos,
gUH. u. Z. San 2etu, u. d.
, 1876-09-21
y arf s. . [,
Grad BEN eurCpdti@en plaa.)
d.. 9l2 Main II. 81 pank Str.

d.. 9l2 Main II. 81 pank Str.
Tie l1ntersei6neten erlauben ii1 benz rel.
lenbsn Wntlitum an3useiasn, baB ie bas
Parf Sotel
ears renoSirt unb nit siner5tsfauratipn eriisn
Sra seS rsblt priv t gB3imnsr, psrbunpen
baten. Die preile fnp maBts.
Das 6ptel lie5t in Dem be EN- Gbsil Der
9 tapt unb IL be Ndbe Der fOlsenben @e.
i9displase: ..Iobacep @rnanae," ,@prn &
i Dur srdans-," upOlcffce," nBunfs,"
..@ttY 5ra." uState Capitol" unp ben 5aupt-
8 ihGftsbaulern.
Die 5rpnt. bes Sptsls 1T benz berrii9en
Capitol parf se4enib r.
Heilenpe mer Ell e'ite rubise unb anseneb-
ME 5eimatb fiuesn, gu sinsm Der !3tit anse-
meieneu prete.
Gunner ecu cspa i9eu y nn) ST per Sag
unD aurwans. yin Babe Sumner bei bet
l,1 in ieoer @tase.
Mit benz oOlel ~psrtunben III Elm Cafe srfer
8la6 nit cen ftiElte giu,iAtuneen.
Sobn .. Snellina& so.
, 1876-09-21
a'dm'aO geaer Alarm-C Telegraph.

Mlarm@ 6 a f E II.
No. 2 Grifs @ulissi Station.
Np. 3 d3peitr polisei Citation.
M". A Gritte pOIiaei @tntipn.
No. B Sprlysnbaas, Bite StraBe. nobe
8rpab.
No. uooOf anb 9ntbsr souls" sroaa
S'faBe, spilten bar 9ten unp fOteu.
Nc. z SPrigeubaus, 18tsp Gotr.. man
6rantlin.
Np. 1-2 &pdetts.
Np. 3 gde Der 12ten unb Wain ctr.
Nr. IA Ode Der 1Oten uns Ssrb Ctr,
No. 10 Gde Der 1ifsn unb @ars Ctr.
Mc. 10 gde ber 9ine unb Maia Ctr.
Np. II gde Der 3ten uno Dusal Ctr.
Np. Fl Gde Der 25iten unb 8roab ar
N'. 2-3 @fe Der 17ten nnb Marlbou ctr
So. PA gde Der 17ten unb Malbinotou
Ctr.
N0. rs @etrpsuIitan Giisn.gEsrfs z.
ctr.
Wp. 20 Ode Der 5teu unb 1ain Cir,
No. 81 gde Ser 14tem unb Nain ctr
No. SO @de ber 22fsn unb Matn Ctr
NO. 81 @fc Der 13ten unb Gary Ctr
Wo. 3-5 Stdbtiides @rmenbans.
$40. So 3rebeear GilensWerfe.
Wc. Al Gff Der 9tsp rno 9eigp Ctr.
No. 4 2 Srpae straBe, gde Sail aus.
MO. 4-3 Gde @prins unb @ine ctr.
No. 4-5 Ode ct. Slmes unb Dusal Strs
Mo. 4-6 Spr Benb'us, 25fe Ctr.
Np. ST SpriBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. So gds Der Clap I'M @ilmer Ctr,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21
Magazine NOticas

Professor Boyesen of Cornell, by birth aud
early residence Norseman, by choice an
American, has by combining the points of view
OF both nationalities, done much in his maga-
zine stories to interpret the Morse character.
His paper on Norway and the Norsemen in
Scribner for January has much of the same
impartial quality and, with the aid of the illus
trations (uostly after Norwegian artists) will
give the reader clear idea of the life of this
interesting nation.
The tropics alsoreceive attention in this num-
ber, the subject being A Winter on the Nile.
and the writer, General George b. Mcclellan,
The discussion includes the Khedives improve.
ments. the organization of the Egyptian array,
the slave trade, etc., with picturesque descrip-
tion of the Nile, assisted By number OF wood
cuts.
third illustrated paper is The English
Workingman's Home, by Charles Barnard,
descriptive OF certain phases Of Cooperation
plan now attracting much attention as a
possible preventive of Communism in America.
The Shaftesbury Park Building Association in
London is described at length, and there are
some surprising Illustrations of the kind of
house built Qor the workipgman) by this asso
ciatlon.
Clarence Cooks eighth paper on household
decoration contains the authors reasons for
preferring blue china to white, CRATE fires to
furnace heat and kerosene to gas, aud deals
also with bedroom furniture,
Other illustrated articles are: a sket,h of
John Burroughs with portrsitj by Joel Ben.
ton; Liverworts and Ferns, by Mrs. s. B. Her
rick; Day Dreams, poem of New England
life by Hannah r. Hunson; DR.. Hollands
Nicholas Minturn, in which there is a shin
wreck; and Papa Hoorns's Tulip, by r. VIC.
Meyers. an extravaganza with laughable sill
houettes by Howard Pyle. In a light vein also
are My Friend Moses, by Joha aabberton,
author OF Helen's Babies; talk Concerning
Cheapness, by Charles Carroll; and Ghosts, a
short story by Mss Isabella I. Hopkins,
What our Churches cost US, by James NJ.
Wilton, shows by COMPARISON, the relative
cheapness of church work. Mrs. Fanny Hode-
son Burnetts serial, That Lass O. Lowtie's
goes Cd, Uncle Sammy Craddocks finding a
''friend i coort.''
There are poems by II. III. Stoddard, "H. H."
DR.. Holland, Charles de Kay, r. w. Glider
and Constantine E. Brooks
In Topics of the Time DR.. Holland discnssa.
The Chinese in San Francisco, The Moral
Value of Physical Strength, and The Disease
of Mendieancy. The Old Cabinet is about
Charlotte Bronte, Savage Life in the City,
American Authors and English Critics, Pic.
lures, and Essipoff Home and Society is rlven
up to the third of the Letters to a Youno
Mother. Culture and Progress has a pew
feature in regular letter from London on
English Books.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

Col. PATTON, chairman of the Democrat
ic State committee of Louisiana, is reported
to have told his fellow workers in a circular
before election that "You cannot convince a
negro by reason, but may by statements Of
ten repeated" All! now we have an inte-
rior view Of Democratic methods; iteration
was what did it. That was what kept three
or four thousand negroes from the polls in sim
gle'parishes. The simple statement to the av-
erage negro that if he voted the Republican
ticket his shanty would be burned down, his
wife outraged and he himself hanged to a
convenient tree might not bring him to a
just appreciation OF the situation but, the
practical Patton would say. let the statement
be soft repeated" by good many men, on
foot and on horseback, "dressed to KILL" and
ten to one you will persuade him; and, if
that does not do the business, try little OBJ
ject teaching, burn his barn, kill baby or
two, give him fifty lashes or so ON the bare
back, and you will be almost certain to have
done real and reliable missionary work for
Tilden and Reform. The fact is that the
"nigger'' likes iteration no better than did
the doughty Falstaff.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

MR.. TILDEN is still writing editorials
through his bureau for Democratic papers. A
gentleman in Tennessee sends to the Chicago
Tribune nineteen editorials from as many
Southern papers, all exactly alike, and be-
ginning with the following paragraph,
s'When the wisest of modern Massachusetts
statemen said that the Presidential election
was between the people and the managers,
he was wiser than he knew"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

The Democrats seem to have adopted a
scheme for intimidation OF the Senate by
calling their state committees together and
resolving that Tilden is elected. "Tilden is
elected" reiterated thirty-seven times over by
the class of gentlemen that usually compose
Democratic committees is very bad kind Of
moral bulldozing and in the latitude of Louisi
ana might prove very effective. But Wash
ington is in different latitude.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

The tirst.act of Hampton's Legislature does
not comport very well with the tenderness
towards the negroes which Hampton assumed
in his inaugural address. The election Of
Gen. M. c. Butler, the instigator of the
Hamburg massacre, to the United States
Senate shows that il is the assassin of the ne
gro that the white Democrats of the South
delight to honor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
]. A. Merrill & Co.
MIDDLE STREET..
PORTLAND,
Have the largest and
most varied stock OF
Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts

that they have ever
shown, including
many novelties. Dia-
mOm(is, Watches. Coin
Silver and fine Plated
Ware, ROzas am and
Poll hed .sewesry. "a
very choice selection
of the very popular
Hlsae Enanleled RO-
man Gold i'm Neck
laces, LOckets, sleeve
Buttons, Pin and Ear
Rings and Shawl Pins
which are entirely
new. Am extra fine
stock of Stone Jewel
nv, French clocks and
akrOnZes. A large as
sOrtment of MlOder-
ate priced Goods.
Both A nRerican and
swiss Stem w iMding
Watches. all prices, i'm
Silver and Gold Gases
including the ceEe-
brated Messrs. Patek.
Philippe Il Co.'s man.
ufacture.
Persons living at
"A distance, wishing
goods sent ON approx
al. On application we
will make careful Sc
lectiOns and give fullA
information
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

Senator Morton is disposed to be harsh
with Judge Hoadley. He says the latter's
four column opinion in support of Gov.
Grover is the most ''diaphanous document
ever put forth as a mental brief" The Judge
wanted to give the document formidable
appearance, so he made it as long as possible
1t was windy, but that was what the party
demanded. Its only efiec. was to blow Gov.
Grover out of political life.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

IT is noted as significant that Congressman
Hewitt is one of those that oppose general
ransacking of the telegraph offices. Perhaps
he opposes 1t on principle and perhaps he
doesn't care to submit the dispatches sent by
him as chairman of the Democratic National
committee to general inspection.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

THE colored minister in Louisiana who re-
fused to baptize negroes who voted the Demo-
cratic ticket needs no apology. He might
we'll doubt the spiritual regeneration of a man
who would by his ballot sustain and encour-
age midnight assassination, rape, arson and
other barbarities practiced by the bull dozers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

THE communication of the Portland Provi-
dent Association in another column is an
appeal which should find response in every
one who has the heart to care for Others
woes. Nothing can be more wasteful and
really uncharitable than Indiscriminate and
unintelligent giving. This association takes
great pains to give practical direction to
charity and its efforts should receive liberal
encouragement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve eommu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-21
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, '76

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-09-22

One OF the finest political demonstrations
we have seen since 1860, was that at South
Tol.do on Saturday evening last. Near
two hundred uniformed torch bearers from
the HAYES & WHEELER Clubs of Toledo,
about one-half OF them colored men, came
up on the Narrow Gauge and paraded the
streets, adopting the "Wide-awake" tactics
As no Hall in the city would hold the au
dience the meeting was opened in the streets,
but was finally driven % the Halt by rain,
Gen. Cox spoke about an hour and hal T.
and was enthusiastically applauded through
on, aud especially upon the presentation Of
his views upon the financial question and
of Civil Service Reform.
JAMES NJ. BRowN, Esq, of Toledo, fol,
lowed in telling speech in which he made
some strong points on FRANZ HURD, S. J
TILDEN and the Sham Careyites.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-09-22
A MIlIfnrr SirnM.

At the close OF the meeting Mr.. Kimberly
related the following story, the effect OF
which can be more easily imagined than
described:
At South Mountain the boys of the
Twenty-third having appropriated two
stacks Of straw for use in their dire DIS
tress, the General In command rode up to
the regiment and ordered the straw re-
turned. Il. Is. Hayes, then Lieutenant
Colonel, replied: "My boys have neither
tents, blankets, nor overcoats. The mud
is ankle deep, and the loss Of the straw
will cost more in quinine TO the Govern
ment, than ten times its value, and II the
Government will not pay for il, will"
And this man II. b. IIayes-wOrshipped by
his regiments the man whom the Cop
perheRd Democracy would pOllute by re-
iating the Infamous story that he aPpro-
priated the money Of q bounty jumper 10
his own use. The boys of the Twenty
third hingIt back in their teeth as dirty,
infamous lie."-Clerlaad Herald.