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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
VreukiShe Vffen.

Die 8erliner v@ermania" pom l7tsn
Ottober brinst ben folsenben 4rtitel
Man e~rinnert ii9, baB Dor SurSem in
Marpinsen elm rgnsldnber" uerbaftet murs
be, melder sesen bas beltebenoe YoliSeis
uerbot bic bortise Suele bsiu6en wolte.
Dieter gnaldnber nun, relher iid ais se:
borsner Srldnbsr unp Seridtertutter zines
englilhen 0lattes ausgab, wurbe nod
Saarbriiden ms grreitbaus ssbradt, aber
i9on mad turSsr Saft entlaiien. Mit edit
britiidsr Sartndtisfeit febrte berielbe.
pelder, ME ii9 BEL isiner 9erbaftuns seis.
te, rei9Ii9 nit @elo perieben mar, wieber
mad Warpinsen suriid unb losirte iid Bel
benz bortisen Wirtb 81. lsbisIid gu benz
Suede Elm, to vex the prussian policemen
(bie prsuBti9e goIisei 81 drsern). Mit
Dem Sobne les 0irtbes, meIder i9on in
Nmerita mar unb sinise grodsn gnsliid
fennt, rabbrs9te er iein Raubermeli9 unb
ma9te gum grsOsen bes i9munSelnben
@irtbes einsn fir Marpinsen nidt uner:
bebli9en 9luipanb. gr mabte aber aud
mdbrenb uierSebn Susen ZEN in unb nm
Marpinsen itationirten @ensbarmen piel
III i1aiisn unb 6rgerte lie, mo- er fonnte.
Sabsn iie i'm mad benz Walbe ;u ssben,
10 folsten lie ibm, UNI i'm beim Setreten
3u perbuften, aber lu9eno febrte er tets an
Der CREME nm nnb tom pieber gum Oorfe
suriid. Oabei iol er Bstanntidaft nit
peri1iebenen @eifli1en Der Na1bari4afi
geiu1t unb i1 pielfa1 NIT ibnen unter:
balten baben. gines Cages iaete be,
Gnsldnber su sinem @siitli1en: vSe:
bauere unenbIi1, ni1t ldnser in Sbrer @e:
ieui9aft iein su tOnnen uno CAB Dor, eineu
8erpanbten in Yont:a:M ounon beluder
su mlfen. Gags mad ieiner Ibreiie muir:
be nun plosli9 in ben Yfarrbduiern por
Marpinssn, Seuemeiler, Ilsweiler uni
llrrmeilsr bur9 bas llnteriudunssseridi
aus Saarbriden, %aiiitirt burd ueri4ieben'
YoIi3si:G ommifare uub einen S4loier.
poliIeilide Sausiuduns sebalten. Oi'
Re1erdn ioaen bauptid9lid vitaatsse:
fdbrlidsn" 8risfi9aftsn sesoIten baben.
bic man nun 3mar nidt %sefunben baben ioa,
Oasesen ionen in einem B%farrbauie Tla:
i9en nit 8aHsr aus Der Marpinser 0uea'
sefunbsn worben iein. Wan slaubt MIDI
~febI3useben, wenn man b~ebauptet, bab bel
ionberbare 8aus aus England, Der ein'
gangs srudbnt wiro, elm uerfappter De:
~beimpolisift mar, unb in Der Chat iou, nit
bier aIsen,ein erSdblt wirb, bies aud wirt'
lid Der Gaa fem. = Der Beridterftatte'
Der vItorbb. aug. 3ts.", Der mir bic De
i9i4te entnebmen, bdlt IS fur wabri4ein:
LID, baB Der rgnsIdnber" elm @ebeimpoli'
aft seweien. Das offici0ie Blatt fam q
ia wiiien absr flus ii's ni4t, es gu ia:
gen ldeint bod obeuorein mad benz De
ftdnbnib Der .Norbbeuti9en" BEL Der gan:
ssn 8ebeimiu9srsi Nidts b~erausaetom'
men Al iein!-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
6orti6ritt oeS sosiaIismt,tS III
europa.

Sn ieiner lesten Rummer sibt Der vGeue
Socialbemotrat" cine ll.berii9t iibsr bic
seiammte iOeiaIiitiide Yrehe. Sn beriel.
ben eri9einen: As ioeialiitii9e 9reBoraa.
ne in Oeutidlanb, 10 iocialiitii9e 8reB.
orsane auBerbaIb Oeuti9lunos in beuti6er
Spra4e, IL ioeiaIiffiide SreBorsane in
fran5ofi9er Sprade, 2 iociaIiitiids YreBs
orsans IN ensliider Spra4e, 8 iocialifis
i9e preBorsane in boldnbii6sr Spra9e,
iociaIitii4e preBorsans in bdnilder
Spra@e, 8 ioeiaIifiids preBorsans in tia,
Iieniider Spra9e, l iocialiifiidss preBor:
gan In ipanii4er Spra9e, l iocialitii6es
YreBorsan in portusiefider Spra9e, l
ioeiaItitii3es preBorsan in srie9ti9sr
Spra@e, l iociaIiitiides preBorsan in uns
sarii4er Sprade, 8 ioeiaIiitii9e Yresors
game In ierbii@er Spra@e, 2 fOeiaIiiii9e
preborsane in e3e@ii9er Spra9e unb 8
ioeiaIiftii@e 9reborsane in ruifider Spras
DE. Das meme gentralOrsan Der bsuti@en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
a@tnma ibr &atboIifen!
sie stimme bcs beilieen Naters

JOS
Sn unisrn Gasen ideint bic goriebuns
Der tatboli'5en 8reiie cine beionbsrs Ntii:
iion seseben 3u baben. 9n ibr 1T es, bic
@runbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @Iaus
sens bort, mo bieielbsn berri9en gu bewabs
ren lie ba gu perbreittn, mo- @ottIos
fietsit unb cine talte @lei4giltisttit bic:
ielben in 9ersefenbeit seratbsn Iisben.
Sius TX. in eirem S4reiben ucn 1851.
s4ir eriu9en G.: initdnbisit allen benen
nit surem suten Wiuen uno eurer 9nnlt
beiSuitsbsn, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb NIT
~sealsenber 6enntniB ausserlittt, ii9 an
bic arbsit MAIDEN uno Sider nnb Seituns
gen sur @ertbeibisuns uno 8erbreituns Der
tatboIiidsn 9ebre ue,OifsntIiden. = @neps
cliea Bius IL.
sast Wi9ts umueriua4 wOburd uniere
beilise RsIision unb br8beiliame 9ebre in
ben 8ereiaisten Staaten meter perbreitet
psroen fonnen, bamit perirrte Manberer
auf ben re9tem Efab ;utidseleitet werben
m6ssn.-S9reiben ptus TX. IN bic Si;
j16fe Der o. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
WaS Die fatbolii@e Stride nno
Die Vdptte fur Die 0eo8ra.
pbte 8etban baben.

Oas Streben Der HeuSeit gebt nidt aus
Elm babin, bic tatboIiide &ir4e auf ale
m0slibe Weiie 3u p%srldumben ,unb ais cine
Seinbin Der Wifenidaft binitellen, nein
man 1T aud u~nbantbar senus, ieIbit ibre
aqsemein au~ertannten Serbienfte auf benz
@ebiete fat jeben 3weises bes menidIi9sn
Wiiens abii4tli4 toot3uidweisen.
Das seiste ii9 einmal pisber redt beuts
LID in ~unierer Witte, als man aui benz
@entennialplabe cine Statue ees beribm.
tenn @enueien, Gbriltopb Columbus, snt;
biute. &einem einsisen fiel es elm, barauf
binsumeiien, baB cine tatbolii1e R0nisin
BON Spanien ibm srOBtentbeils aus reIisiOs
len Bemessrinoen bic Wittel an bic 9ano
CAB, UNI feline @n~tbefunssreiie an3utreten,
unb bab tatbolii9e prteiter unb WSn9e
fe baju ermutbisten. Sa. elm Reoner
gins iosar 10 melt. ben %frommen 9olum:
bus, befen srite Chat barin beitanb, auf
benz bon ibm entbedten 9anbe, bas &reuS
aufsupilanSen, als einen Seinb bss &atbo:
lisismus binsuifelen unb ibn fat in einem
gtbem nit 80nis @brenmann ais einen
.9lnbdnser Der iosenannten IiberaIen Jreis
beit 3u p~reiien.
SIS mSse uns beBbalb seltattet iein, auf
re1t ani9auIi1e Weiie gu seisen. baB bic
Geographic Der fatbolii9en Rirde nod
pieIe anbere gntbeduns tu banten bat.
Sbi1on bic eisentIi1e 9ufsabe Der 8ir1e
nur in Der Gusbreituns Der Decentralization
Wabrbeiten beitebt, bat fe uon auem gns
fanse an bis auf ben beutisen Gag au9
ben rein msni9Ii4en Wiheni&aften ftets
sroBe Aufmertiamteit sei4enft. S9on
sur Belt Der eriten Ydpfte fteIten fi9 in
8om giIser aus alien SbeiIen Der bamals
bstanntsn WsIt Dor, 10 baB balb bic Notbs
msnbisteit entitanb, h9 bic Sage uns
Beidafienbeit ieIbff Der entl.seniten Soltss
itdmme Dor glugen 3u balten. Gan, abses
ieben BON ben 8. 9lpoitsIn waren bereits in
ben eritsn Sabrbunberten bes @briftens
tbums beiliss Bii1Sfe in Scptbien, Ser;
fen, Bartbia, Mebien, gbaIbara unb Sn:
oien tbdtis unb idon i'm Sabre S25 mar
auf benz gonciIium BON giisSa elm grjbii4of
BON Snbien unb Yerien susesen. Die
sroBen Waafabrten mad benz beilisen Rom
ma4ten balb cine Msnse &eiiebider n6tbis
unb aus alien SbsiIsn Der Grbe tebrten
U%fiiiipndre nod &om 3urid, bic ftets neue
seosrapbii4e gntosdunsen mitbradten.
Der }. abt abaman pon 9p i4rieb be.
reits Elm BUD iber bsiIise YIdte unb folste
ibm nm bas Sobr 500 Elm irii4sr M0n9
nit einem Berte iibsr ben llmtreis Der
groe na9. Wie emit bic rSmiI6en Railer
ausultus uno uno asrippa auf ben Waus
ern ibres pauaitss cine 6arte bes r0mii9en
Bsltrei4es anbrinsen lisssn, lieBen aud
bic pdpite balb i'm 9aterau auf aans dbns
lide Weiie cine &arte Der DeIt anfertissn,
i~ibertraf Ia ibr 8eid i9on bamals bas r0s
mii9e Hei4 an @r0Be unb llmfans.
Oas sei9ab bereits Su 3siten bss Sap:
ties 3a4arias (siI-752), ME uns Der
Yibliotbetar Inaitaiius bsri9tet. S9on
bamaIs batten tatbOIiids Miiioudrs pom
benz fraber gar, unbetanmten SrIanb aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
Die eteuumS oer 0eiftIi6feit sur
NoItttf,

Der Bii4of bon Gap, (5ranfr.) Misr.
Guilbert, bat uor GINGER !3eit einen 9irs
tenbrief erla1en, Der iest aasemeinere
Bea4tuns finbet. Oerielbe bebanbsIt bic
Stsluns ber @sitli4teit eur 30:
Iitif, unb es tommen foIseabe Steqen
BARN por: Der prieiter bat obne Sweifel
ebsnio wie ieber anbere Burger bic Sreibeit
fir ieine perion cine politiide lleberSeu.
suns 3u babsn, unb Niemanb lit besbalb
gu einsm gorpurf berett ist. @r fann
9lauben, bic cine Staatsform pane better
fir iein 9anb aIs bic an6ere; er fam bic
Monardie Der Republit unb bic Republit
Der Monar4ie por3ieben. gs ftebt ibm
ebenfals frei, ieoo9 auBerbalb ieines Nms
les, feline perionli@e lleber3eusuns ans3us
ipre9en unb ;u pertbeibisen, naiiirlid NIT
iener WdBisuus unb &Iusbeit, uie ie Der
prieiterliden Wirbe se3iemen. 9lbsr mas
mir tabeln, lit, bic 6eIision nit bisisr
lleber;eusuns ioIibariid gu MAIDEN, neil
bic 8elisiOn bieien Syitemen fernbIsibt u.
bleiben ioa; fie CUR Stise elmer Yartsi su
ssbrau9sn, mare elm Mibbraud,, welder
ie in unwirb,ser Weiie BLOB iteuen wirbs."
tSissu bsmertt bic ,8srI. 9srmania":
SIM princip bat Der 9err Bii9of iebr Rs9t,
bic @eiitlidteit Tam ii9 redt uobI BON Der
YarteipoIitit fernbaIten. Nber wenn bieie
ii4 in ibre anselesenbeiten miidt, uirb IS
bod urbers, unb Yriefer wie @ldubise
NH iien Yartei sesen Oieienisen ersreifen,
Don benen lie in ibren b~eilisiten &edten
a%nsesrifien rperben. Benn GENTLE Yars
teien gar teinen anberen 3med bss Oaieins
baben, ais bic 8erni9tuns Der 8irds, bann
1T ni4t mebr an YeriObnlidteit gu benten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07

limb bod uerbrebt ct bic Babrbeit. Gum
S9luB fisen mir nod biu3u, baB es fur
benienisen, Der bieGOrruption unb ben Oiebs
itabl Der republituniidsn Yurtei tennt, Elm
8erb,e9en 1T, fir 9apes gu itinrmen, ba
Sapss bic parteifibrer nidt en%tfernen fann
unb bari, iomit Der Oiebitabl unb bic Go
ruption ~usransebt unb bamit ieber fur
Sapss itimmenbs @dbIsr gum @ebaIfen
am Diebitable wtrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
Namatisnaus nno ,tnwiNcnbeit.

Ode ber4. StraBe unb Broabmap in Hsm
gort tam maj fir % Gents ieben, mas
6anatismus unb llnuihenbeit bic S9eub:
li6teiten Der Snquiition nennen. SIM
Setter itebt bic @ppsfisur zines Wannes
auf Der Softer. Bier MSn1s nit 8apussn
sieben bic S9rauben an unb ssrprsden bic
gsIente. Sol9e Mittel sebrau9t Der
6anatismus. UNI bic llnwifienbeit upolitis
iden 5peden ausiunusen uns bic Sep6Is
feruns sesen bic aatboIiten auf3ubessn.
@enn bic Snquiition bisies Staatsinitis
tut, has ielbit 8ii9Sfe unb Brisitsr Dor ieis
men &idteritubl %citirte, audWdnner f%olterte,
10 t0nnen bod nur Barren unb 9oblf0pfe
slanben, bab Yrieter unb WOn1e etwas
nit Der tOrperIiden Strafe gu tbun batten.
9lber, uarum frasen mir, mobenirt man
bsnn bas nidt in War ober @pps, mas nit
ben &aiboIiten sur 3eit 9einreids unb GIi'
iabetbs in England seidab? bort bate man
seididtIide 0abrbeit. Wan tOnnte ieben
,uis uni9ulbise Spfer bes Sanaiismus Ies
benoisen 2eibes pom @alsen sei9nitten,
ME linen bic @ebdrme ausserifen unb fie
peritimmelt wurbsn. Sc 1T oft unanse.
nebm an bic gersansenbeit gu errinnern
aber sei9iebt bas, bann bletbe man rDeniss
items Bel Der 8abrbeit.
Dor elmer mitteIalterIi1sn &iifung auf
Der 0eItausiteluns in philadelphia ifebt
cine dltli9e Dame, bsrsn ndieInbe Spra9s
on bic 9ebrsrin Der metbobiifiiden Sonns
tassi9uIe errinnert unb ipri9t ;u ibrenn
Ssrrn unb 9ebieter unb ibren eruadienen
GOdtern: 30, abi@euIi9! Sebet bieie
ifdbIerne SADIE. Dos 1T etne arbeit Der
&omaniiten. sic murbe bel Der Snquiii:
tion sebrau1t, nm bas 9eben aus ben pros
tsitanben gu qneti@en". llnb Der gbeses
mabl unb bic S6dter riefen i@auberno :
%! ubl Gin neben ibnen itebenber !6err
bsmsrtte Der Dame, ibrem gbeseiponf unb
ben GO4tern: vOas, Mabame, 1T cine &is
flung, in Der bic Solbaten Der alien 3sit
in bic Sdladt sosen u. Oaburd ibren 8Ors
per idisten, bamit bic ieinbli@en Speere
fe nidt peruunben tonnten." llnb ale
iasten: 81 8! i9auten ieitwdrts mad
benz Spre9er, slaubten fiber, ct iei Elm
~uertappter Seiuit unb i@liden iid iber bic
S9euBIidteiten bes papittbums nadben:
tenb binwes. 8 3eitaIter Der Wiien.
i9aft, mas iinb beine meiiten 6iaber bod
bumm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
9as EATER pes Opium +. GKenS

uinmt beipnbers aud unter ben Buritanern
Neus@ nslanbs INNER mebr ~iberbanb. Sn
peridiebenen bortisen Stdbtdsn beri9ten
bic apotbefer lber bic 3unabme ibrer
Opium faufenbsn Runben unb bic
9ler,te erfIdren, baB lie ibren me,bli&em
potienten bduiis cine pierfa9s Dofs Mors
pbin perorbnen milen, pena cine Wirs
flung er3isIt perben ious, 10 isbr ieien bies
ielben bereits an's Opium sewobnt. Die
perfleinerte SUPPLE, Der i9laiie Musbrud
Der 3dse unb Der trdumeriide, in bic 6erne
i4weifenbe Bid, melde ben OpiMmeEer
fenn3ei9nen, iinben fid in Der 8erffdtte
unb 6abrit eben 10 gut, ME in benz Bureau
ober benz Bouboir. NeideN SpiumeEer
taufen bas @iit bur9 Wittslsperionen,
benen Der Wuno burd CUTE DsSabluns pers
i9loiieu nirb bic drmsren Qeute MAIDEN
ibrs gintSufs unter benz S9use Der Ouus
teIbeit unb unter benz Yorssben has Opium
fir cine brittle YeriOn Az bolsn. Dieber
alnbsre MAIDEN ibre @infdufs in peridies
benen 9dbsn, bis iie misbsr on ben eriten
fommen UNI bic &sibsnfolse BON Gteuem
beginner nod Gnoere tebren rsseImdbis
Sonnabenb Nbsnb in berielben Mpotbefe
Elm um ii9 einen Yorratb BON Opium fir
bic gauge @o4e sin3uIsssn. Der @unid,
baB ibre ible @swObnbeit Der 0eIt per-
bergen bleiben mSse, beieeIt aus Opium.
nismaIs wiro Opium Dor 3susen ses
noifen. Gin @ran Opium ODER Elm Mdtsl
@ran Wforp5im biIost sewSbnli9 bic Dofs
fir ben anfdnser. DisisIbs wirb iebod
raid peritartt unb iteist oft auf finf @ran
Morpbin tdsIi@. Sn prouibsnee, 81. g.,
1T etn Opiumshsr, wsl@er Dor einisen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
Gin fatbOIti6er 9(oDofat aber
oie toeiaIe araae.

Sn Der in MibIbsim a. &bsin absebaI:
temen @dbler:9 eriaSmIuus Der Gsntrums:
Partei ipra9 fid 9r. Nouocat Sui. Ba9s
em etwa folsenbermaBsm lbsr bic ~iociale
Grase aus. IS bat itets cine i%ociaIe 6rase
seseben unb es wirb INNER cine lolde ses
ben, 10 LANCE IS cine msni9Iide @eislls
fdaft sibt. @ber ~sesenwdrtis III bel uns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07

SociaIoemofratie ygormdrts" iou bereits
in Der eriten @o6e ieines gri9einens
los 600 Mbonnenten qebabt babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-07
Hatholif6er 2ir6en 3alenser.

81. Eodter. = Mattb. 9, 1925.
Rb. 8, 1921 II. 4, l-s.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
THE CANVASS IN NETWORK.

The first edition of the Saratoga Convention
shouted, "Give us Democrat" The second
edition doggedly remarked, "Give us any
"bOdy we don't care cent" Quite q change
of feeling this Maine election produced.
somewhat unexpected change, too. There was
reason to suppose that the party might get
angry in its desperate strait and give vent to
its bad temper. On the contrary, sound
whipping seems to affect the Democratic party
as It does spaniel. The Democrats them
selves, when they consider how well behaved
and sensible their party can he after whip
ping and what rascally aims and unspeakable
stupidity it has been showing when success
seemed near, must be tempted to conclude that
its mission in life is to be beaten.
When the Democrats of New York were conf
dent of success, they yelled for Seymour. What
ever Mr. Seymour was, Mr.. Robinson was not;
one called the rioters his friends, ard the other
was friend of the soldiers who shot rioters; one
was " born Democrat" and the other Re-
publican official II is,smply impossible that the
same convention should prefer these two men
as representatives of its spirit and purpose.
No sane human being will believe it. MIR.
Seymour was chosen as the representative
Mr.. Robinson was taken as disguise. When
the party thought it could win victory, it
wanted ga Democrats" when it saw that its
only chance was to steal victory, it con-
sented to Robinson. Withal there was con-
siderable feeling that defeat would come in
any case, and it was not worth while to be
particular about the mode. In this sort of
half-dogged, balf-submissive feeling, the Dem
ocratic party puts up a candidate whom half
the delegates would not have supported had
they deemed it possible to elect anybody,
while the other half would not have supported
him if they had believed it possible TO elect
anybody else. Mr.. DOrsheimer would have
been stronger candidate with Liberals, or
with those who heartily approve the reform
policy of the Governor. Almost any born
Democrat" would have been stronger can
didate with the straight Democrats But if
other had been nominated at the start, as a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
4 CHEERFUL OLD STATESMAN

Mr.. Caleb Cushing came in with the CEN
tury on the 18th of January. Since that time
he has been a lawyer in large practice, q
member Of either branch of the Massachusetts
Legislature, a traveller and writer OF books
of travel n member of tho National House OF
Representatives, Commissioner to China, a
Colonel and Brigadier -General in the Next
can War, n Mayor of Newburypot, Judge
of the Massachusetts, Supreme Court the
Attorney General of the United States, Coun-
sci for the United States at the Geneva Con-
ference, and lastly, Minister to Spain. After
this large and multfarious experience OF pub
lie affairs, it gives us pleasure to say that Mr.
Cushing does not by any means despair Oh
the Republic. On the contrary, he is full oil
high hopes and the most cxhilarating antlcpa-
tons. The Essex (Mass.) people have GUS
tom of gathering annually in September at
Salisbury Beach and there, on Wednesday
last Mr.. Cushing addressed his old
friends and neighbors. Although he ac-
knowledged feeling of sadness at the
recollection of the dead, he yielded to the IN
spiriting influence of the scene. He seemed 10
be mainly anxious TO impress upon the minds
of his hearers his conviction that the United
States chad gone forward in morality, TRUTH
land intelligence" He is by no means of the
opinion that as a people we are degenerating
owe are better than our forefathers," he said,
"and we have not degenerated." Gen. Cush-
ing went so far as to say that there Is
"not 30 much of corruption, but more OF IN
"telligence, morality, and religion than there
"bas been for the last half century" There
were dishonest public officers under all past
administrations, and the orator did not hesl-
tate to name them. Even our commercial pros
meets are brighter than those of England,
France, and Germany. And so with glorious
anticipation of our country's future Gen. Cusil-
ing closed his encouraging speech.
The color of it may be a little rosy, but all
this is certainly better than croaking. IL Is
much that man of large experience, OF cult
vation and of many years, resists that temp
tatiOn to gloriGy the past at the expense or the
present to which a great many distinguished
persons have yielded in their decline. 1t IS
true, considering how vigorous his capacities
still are, that it is hard to think OF Gen. Cush-
ing as otherwise than in the prime OF lie.
Few men of his years show such small evi-
dence of senility; and in this habit of hopeful
cheerfulness, he has the best guaranty OF not
n few years of usefulness to come. We COM
mend his words to those who, in the solitude
of their libraries, are sadly anticipating po-
ltical ruin which they are doing nothing to
avert. The Republic must live, if at all, by
the faith which its best men have IN Its per-
petuty; and prophets of evil, however vlrSu-
ously they may prophesy, may be the authors
of the very disasters which they deprecate.
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ANusENENTs-6h paae-5th and 9Th columns.
BLNKING AND FINANCIAL-,3d PdGe-2d column
RGNKING HOUSES AND BANKERs-3d Pd0e--6tl column
RoARp Arp RooMs-6M PaGe-4th, 9TH, and 6Lh columns
BUSINESS CHAScEs-3d Pd0e-6th column
BusTNEss NoTICRs-4nt Pd0e-lsC column.
COMPREHENSIVE NoTIcEs-3d Pdge-6th column
DgNTisTRY-3d PQ0e-- 9th column
DIVIDEND NOTICES Sd P00e-6th column
EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENTs-6th Pdge-6th column
FINANcTGL--3d PaOS--5th and 9Th column.
FURNITURE Sd PdOe-6tb column.
HELP WANTED-2d Pd1e-Ath column
HOTELs-2d P0Js2d couIon -
HoRsFs CARRTAGEs, Sc.-3d Pa0e-6th column
HoUsTs AND FARMS WAETED-7h Page-5th column
IcK CRE1N-2d Tagged column. -,
INsTRT CnOE-7Ha Pd0e-1st I'd, 50, 4th, anu otn GUT
umHs. -
IRcrUBEs AND MEETISGs-6tk Pdge-6th column
IEGAL NOTICEs-7h Pa0e-5th column.
HARRLR AND SLATE MANTRLS-7h Pd0e-oth column
MANAGES AND DEATus-5h Pa0e-6th column 49,
NIsCEIIA NEous-3d Pqge-6th column; Sh Pdge-oth
column. -,
MUSICAL lNsTRUNENrs-7h PdGe-5th column
NV PUBIIc ATOSs--GM Pdge-3d and Attn columns
REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-CIrY-7th Paae--Gih c"uiln
BRoOKLYN-7h Pdge-6th column; COUNfRr-IS5
Pd0e-Bth column; AUCTION SALEs-fh Fogc-o'h CUT
umn. To ExCHANGE -7th Pd0e-5th column.
BALES BY AUcTION-7h Pd1e- 9TH column
RYRCIAi NOTICES 9Th Pdgc-6tlI column.
6ITTATIOSs WANTED-M ALEs-2d Pd1e-2d ana Oh COZ
nmns: PeMhLEs-2d Pc0e--3d and 4th columns go,
STEAMBOATS, AND HAuRoADS-2d IdSe-otn anu ON
columns a., -.
suAaEn RETRR ATs-2d Pd0e-2d column
TEACukRs-7hs Pd0e-5th column. - No..
lRT-(ITY PROPRRTY-7tt Id0c-bth coulnils bhpOtS
LYN-7l. Page-6th column; CoUNrRT-th Fdge-otu
column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15

So Gov Tlden loaned hs wealth TO his brothers ana
they lost It, that Is the sfad that II Gov
lden elected he will not be inauguratcd the 4h Of
March, 1877. It took him several months to say It's
lie in the st. Louis. Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
suit two months to say Il accept almost as long to
say that he money his brothers who lost IT, and to
suppose that he could write address In In
augination day is preposterous."
Thomas G.. Alvord has been nominated for
the Assembly In onondags County, and, If elected will
enter upon his ninth term as Assemblyman. Mr.. Al
word was member OF the Assembly in 1875, and
conspicuous advocate Of the cause Of the Canal Ring.
THE TRIBUNE denounced him for his action and he was
dcservedly defeated in his attempt at denomination
TIE TRIBUNE has seen no since to change the
opinions expressed Of Mr. Avord at that time. IL is TO
be regretted that the first district of Onondaga cannot
nnd representative among its better men, for better
men 1t must have. Mr.. Avords opportunities for r0s
chief however, win be very much diminished There Is
no Canal Ring left to speak Of and the demand for the
sort Of work ne accustomed TO do lessens every In
sOme respects, the other hand Mr.. Alv0rd makes
useful member, his long parliamentary experience being
frequently or GOOD service Mr. AyOrd has been speaker
twice before and is likely 10 want TO DO again.