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, 1876-06-06
PROSPECTS or a EUROPEAN WAR,

Is Europe drifting into war? Ono woek ago
yesterday ABDuLAz1z, Sultan Of Turkey, was
dsposod by sudden popular revolution, and
MuaAp ErrENp1, his nowhew, ascondod tho
throne of OrumAs. The news WAS received
in England with jubilation. It was regarded
as in tho intereB of peace, notwithstanding
Englanl's refuaal to accept tho Berlin agroe.
mepf of tho tlree Powers, Under tho influ-
enco Of this foeling Turkish securities i'm
proved, aud the English creditors fe!t easier,
while tho throo great Powers that had mot
at Berlin remained om;nously silent. In
diplomacy, as in war, radical changes aro
,nado in tlay. ADpuL-Az1z hns left legacy
Of trouble to h;s SUCCESSOR. Before ho il
fairly upon his throne, be finds himself sur
rounded with the preparations for Rreat
wer.-tho Soryians aud Bulparians collecting
thsir armies aud hurrying them to the from
tier to mako common cause with tho other
ScIayoH tic Black Sen swarming with Rus
Sim ounboats: tho English war vessels
steaminp across ths Mediterranean towartls
.bo ,oa,hou,a. areeca n1acino hor 1;ttto
WV
tsAiS y" F." "o' 'oo|'t16 oA3 "'6osA"''18 wa
loan OF money.
Tho relations botHeeu Turkey nnd tho
chr;etiop ;nsnroants md hetwaen Tnrkev
.,,- t,o.,a.a A.: g.. -, -
a'io t'o sn'eo o"o'o ~" oob4. " io'e AZ.
tere8t as compared Win the disturbance OF
the relations betwoon Great Britain and
Rnss;a II the signs aro to bo trustod, the
r..... ,,a,t;,, 1,o,,, ,,., .,,,;, o,1 -,
1s.a'e'n !n''''olA 'oo.A7 ~ nS""' ""'
other Cr'moan war 10 inevitable, IN which
England must Sue Wlth turkey "ttnout the
, 1876-06-06

The death sentence was yesterday passed.
upon woman ut Buffalo W111uELN1NA
WE1oK, found guilty Of the murder Of her
step-son, MICHAEL WE1cK, In November,
1876, is to be hanged July Fl, 1876.
, 1876-06-06

It has beon determined that Mr. MooDr
shall begin his evangelical labors in Chicago
noxt fall, afsor ho has finished his crusade
against tho hosts OF sin in Boston. He will
receive tho zenlous cooperation Of tho
churches in this city, and gront rosults aro
expected from. tho aggregation Of effort in
tic revival movement.
, 1876-06-06
BLAINE'S LETTER TO FISHER,

n-.y.,r,o rrnrcp m rrerrD
In order to simplify the present embarrass.
o,.. - .,,,;o,, H. II, .1,,r ,,,,o.r. hof,ro
the public in his dual capacity, M Prcsi-
1ont;a, ] .an,,;,,,to al ro1rood st,c1,. .,r,,,or
>sn - nav ] sat aa;,o ' a1tocothcr lis rcmar1,ah,,
conduct in ssizing the letters ho wrote !, to
House, thus showing his motive in zoizing
thom to have been different from TINT gen
orally attributed to him. Tho reason why
the Cincinnati Convention should not think
seriously Of nominating b1r. BLAINE is sulIl-
a;on.1,, 81 fo~t,, +, tl,o e;,1,o 1o,tor =, NJ
rraura which wos made pubic several tlavs
aco. md which IL admitted On all aides to bo
sS' rnst-.t.,
arousrA. Me-. Nov, a;;, 1s7o,-Nv Dear Nr.
nusrhasoH m n:rrst in he Sorthern Pacjac isail
fna5 for y5ursef md INV you mIei. c"ose to as
sof'ese wh @ cntsd y & rnzsgG W
was sa1d about it. Sincv then che JAr cooKs con-
tract has leon perfected, i1s adatIonai ftaisotIon
wei well nirl, co,,pictst and ti,s who'll Inc viii be
pashei @ af;' forwssd fspdiy. " .rasg< r<toiafo"
terest nnd # Won dssIro It YOU can haye Il. Tho
svhole' rn"d il !yIisI in,o twentyfo nhnfcs. Of
which JAT ceoKE & %. havo twelve. The inter.
uf fAHF n 4ts4 IL
frnncl!Be being that portion Of the, eighty
@ on al Ha of Of tha Land
pany stock. that is formed to tako and dispose Of
~ sn1 asne IJ 6@the fa,s tat s<ssioa, rio aount
of.st9ck which this ,lt2 o ,'oa1 l'ave n tho end
Of iand It REPRESENT il ncariy 75, ooo Tlie road
,eing enl!t on th9 13o 9onas' w, ~ ooo to aas
.of n,orgsging tic lind, they make stock conpa:
ny tHs its y oWneEslP a1Vdns @ RfG ea,n % %among ths m
hau Tor $a5, 00o, mAIch 1t itss than one.fhird of
AaE s9s o. otatr saes 9 sa a rer e. hase g1hs
whole S25, 000 thought fur small flyer eight Or
y1M @ u IT,. nofon g I'm SS ,S " vi sdc
sla, 600 stock anil .tp avails Of some III QUO
am ng ve 1f you q uU fsen @r" Wga@
leant touch!t; hut obey m, atst and beat iu,:
s,nra m y rnoxr ~ 70 5t e rad ayo bean w.
panled with tho obligation to take large amoan.
Il, threo ' yeaTs wtli bo ID ostou Tue,lay noon
| anl VIII can upon yeu. 81 COURSE II you dent
ssma s 81 81 stoek 10 consderabo amount, ad csrtif
'catcs q lant.stock also: " toarte tn corJxr{ing
no t ono. uSl<ss ff 10 ir. CA1bwEIL. w.ito un.lor
psea9mps'on thut @ y1a tave ,. returned ut haso
This stock Will be far mofe valuable, al ia Worst
5han thc Union faclae' and SEQ "l!aso that would
a. a carefr, rcoa;nr of th;a lottor vii, con.
v;a.o or,, ,rta,l;oeut rerao, wa t,,;nl ~
,ho fo,1ov,no c;roumstan caa n, Thot mr.
n,..,v, ,voa tho marty moy;nu IN the tronaoc.
~, and hat Ia ,yae not act;no nj tho vo1;ri.
, 1876-06-06

Trha t]ncision of the Circuit Court-JudQeB
McA1,1srrn. WILLIAMS Rooyns. FAnwEL1,
md Dooru-in ths caso of Coty1s ys.
I1oynr yas rendered Yesterday, The de-
cisiou IN to the effect that the adopsiou of the
no,v charter in Anril. 1915. vacatod tho Office
Of Mayor, but authorized the incumbent to
exercise tho powers of Mayor until tho Va
caucy should be filed. Tho vacancy leaving
moro than n year of the term unexrirca was
to bo filled by special election. to be called
md hold as directed by tho now charter
which m that anhiact nroy;,}es.
src 01. II there is failure 10 elect any officer
herein required to be elected the rorson elected
should fall to qualify, Tue Guy Council or board OF
tlustees 'nas 'o..a"''u osu.s ns" s',ss'.l SAVE
nores Of thts act. may cal, spcclal elections, M
uo!nt Judges and clsrks thereof, canvass tho so-
turns thereof, md provide by ordinance for the
oos OF cohancuns 'nc same; m a anu sas w. no.sS
the % nuo.tona % tn ~ bs xo,cd unon % md % causr such
notices to DO published OF posted for tho sa,no
length Of time. and In ths same manner, a. Ia re-
qalfca IN .1e ease o. scsa'as aahaa' e'e'''o'a IN
trho u com,non Cnnnc;, bov;,, rofuoaa and
o,n;tt.d ~ co1t a sneciol a1ect;on n f;l1 tho
,,.....,, T., .,,a aa,oo ~ M,,ox tho c,r-t
,,a1ss H.. 49, ,,o,,,,,t,~,, o.son,,',;nn - .ha
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.naaa @ % 49,, w., ~ 80 ~ s,,tsaorant s,,,on ~ ~
4"s'>Ao 'sb"@ - s 1 ~ NAV
, 1876-06-06

The presence Of Brother MooDY In this eLty
suggeats tbs question: Whesu Ia thu gcntle-
mAn who hal $500 which said that our DIblo
Ia no moro an inspired volume than the Koran,
tho Vedas, ete.}
, 1876-06-06

noon, chiefly on the strength Of report Tint
an ocean steamer had brought the news to Nrv
York that resident Of London, England, con.
sdercd war Inevitable Tho cnblc atlyIces of n,
week md moro paat were not counted "a worth
anything. CInus ". FIELD had better 1oo,,
to Ills laurels.
, 1876-06-06

"0Eeat events from little causes sprlug" 10
the grain markets sometimes, Wheat aGyat,ccI
1Hc per buahcl in this market yesterday after
, 1876-06-06

The first number Of the Ennfng Teeeoronh
strikes us ~ being Bomo ono Of tho following
things to the Tina. Which Il iti
A supplement,
An adlendum,
a fag.end,
An advertisement,
A stcercr,
A supcriuous attachment.
, 1876-06-06

With tho waning Ut Mr. DLAINE's prospects
nt Cincinnnti, Mr.. MoNToN's position as d car-
lidate beiore the Convention becomes more
conspicuous. But hisincrcascl prominence only
sGryes to bring out In bollcr relief why he IL
ol,c of the mcn who must not bo nominated ut
Cincinnati. IIc is not tho man to lend the Re-
publican party in the approaching canvass, be-
cause he wholly 'nlsAppre1lcnls tho situation.
On survey Of tho whole field nll that lle sccs to
bc done is to restore tic bayorct repression of
rcconstructlon--t0 rc-estnbllsh carpet-baytstn
TN rcnew military interference, and maintain
the lutter to pcrpctuato the power, and kindlo
aud undying hate which, by opening tic grave
Of tho past, he would further inaalnc. How
Mr.. MORTON has utterly inlsapprchendcl the
vital question In issue now Is statcl by GEoRoE
WILLIAM CuRrls, III his leader III tho last issue
Of Harpcr's Ileekly, in which lie says:
The real. L often uneonscioas, reason Of tho
unlerstan tho actual situation. and certainly does
not represent its demand. 1s bus apparently do
Sasa st s woS Sa nv n .s p
TINT II a candidate were the conspicuous champion
of tic sttonY hand In that section, NIL other ques
ranca of tGo slecton afo fcis 70 bo more varoas.
One, Indeed Ia commanding and Superior. md WI
influence the grg4t il,aSs ot voters That ono is the
tstratlon. which IL known M reform. This ID tho
great although not the only. Issue. and upon this
Hr, MGAE4lA, like Mr.. CUnI1tN9, has no position
whntcycr except that Of Identification with tho
thing TO be reformed.
Not only III Mr. CuR7ls' opinion is MORTON
identified with tho very evils In administration
to be reformed away, that is, with tho machine,
but his record on the FINANCIAL Issue is simply
that Of man who llas been all sides md has
lost las settled down to tho absurdities incor-
poratel III tic Indiana platform, and to this
Mr, CuHTis says:
Mr. Monros's position has been equlyocnl. IIts
action has been TINT OF man trying tu discover
/ how thu wind Is going to blow. 1hcrr hns hocn no
evidence Of hs clcar and positive conviction of tho
courso required both by honor hpd cxpediency,
has deep and strong convictions upon this subject
could possibly feel that Administration OF which
| and resoluts leadership toward u aound currency.
, 1876-06-06

taf meettnR this tTnesdhy) evening IN thef nall 70
Monross for bnslnes and wn!k IN t!e iHlta ucGree.
The fraternity cordially fnfftcd 10 meet With N
G. II. CRANE. Sec.
, 1876-06-06

nootey'A Thentre.
Randolph street, hetwccn Clark and LAS4He En-.
.agclnent Of Miss Hose kytlnge. ''1iosc Michel"
, 1876-06-06

Nnw Chicago Theatre.
Clark street. between Lnko md Randolph, uooloyi
Nluitrcla
, 1876-06-06

"pod'A aIABeutu.
Moproe strcct, between Stats and Dearborn Al
tersoon, Hidden Hand" Evening. EngaKatneut O
fkpbert McWAlr. "Klr Van NInklt."
, 1876-06-06

Venus. An effort i4 being made 10 secure hta re-
turn to this city after that work ID finished. few
moro tncmhera are needed In tho Astronou'iea!
Society beforo tho invitation can DO issued to hlp
to return.
Mr. Felix Regamcy, tho wcll-knowu artist, fo'
ncrly Of Chicago, has left Nsw York on tour Of
the world, charged with furnishing thu !l!ustra'
lions for book on tho customs Of America, Chus
and Japan particularly, to DO written by n. EmEld
0ulmct, who Is officially commissioned by tho
hiinLstcr Of Public Instruction Of Franco for tL1s
interesting task, The tour will occupy about
year, mud at tts conclusion II. Rogamoy will return
to this country and use some Of tho material thus
obtained In hs very popular illustrated lectures
The hrst visit Of observation IL being uado In phl''
adeph!s.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
s smts aaa 9u,f9 + po.l T. nunlsr sSa's9a29'e
i5yins, 6mahs; ol,1sf EldtIge, bsn T;9n: 2,:
fsss' las q aen1ssd 1s%dGa' h*fsstis Eosis f'ss
George ,,s sstoEs. Gna.G1tsn'A sass 'AStols SSas;
bSt: pS:!ca Sls:x.; Ns1qpsttie: .is: j. j. L L
s$s.pat ls:;::i sfsns + 9Hs' ~:
eellus California; H. J. Anderson, P!ttsbuTs' ths
Feanclaco; hf!ys Louise hawthorne, San FraMchc9
T. r. MsAndrews, lstn olssYow ssot,9uaiy iydtk Is q.
ShtrH,an Houst-ITl.o iien T. i. Strong. Fond ~ .!
Lac; the Hon. j. j. Clifford Hantoul; Cyl. Z. =:
Es. Boston; Col. g. H. Sterling, New YORK; pat nat
Hon. j. II. Bnicy, Freel.ort; Billy Grey ala r..
Noolcy, New Yofk Cl!nton furbusk, New for55i
tisn. Farn4"osth. St. Charles; III h9n; y:
Z. i. Reed. Boston. >. Gariatr HOUSES: " Y.
peyrIes. palt1mo5e; H.. u. Sheldon, l'hsta;siMl.
Mlnn. @. " ursy, Weldon Springs; Mr.. ss"'
! Auakegon; A. g. Fowler, BinghAuatoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-08
bic Tnmtnattpn oes sra. GbaS
S. 2!0GutS In NoS1od1ttIeftS.

8le yN.'0. StSStg." begleitet Die oemoz
tratllde 9tomluatlon oeS Srn. Charles s.
9l0amS fir baa @ouperneurS .9lmt ponMaiiaz
dDuiett8 nit iOlgeuOen Semerfungen: ,8enn
mir iagcn, OaB Die oemofratiid)e Bartei Die
Abldlt bat, bel Der ndhiten BrGlibeutenmabl
Su itt9enr 10 piro ms 9tiemano mioeripres
dlen. Selbf, peun iie feline auotre abftd)t
bate, nlitBte ite ben ioeben au9eDeuteten @eg
etni@!agcn. Die SOrbeoinGuug oes Siege8
lit iibCr0Q Elm farfe8 Sidct. 4ber bel Der
gegenpdrtt9en SrDnuns beScutet Elm Itarfes
Stdet ntd)t mehr bic gtonlination lold)er Wdft-
n1r, Die burf Den 9ta6weis, oaB iie BON
Wtuttcrletb an cute 0emOfraten 9emeien, iid)
fiir Die @enotOatur birlGu9lid] le9ttlmiren Ill
f6nucn glaIbeu. SeutSuta9' itnb mir, 9ott
Jet 0aHf, iibcr bleieH Solblut= Yartci. AoCl
btnauS. 0a8 8olf bat SaS elenoe SlenSmert
beS Barteilueiens lGu9lt bur1i6aut. Gs per.
Der et9enen Partei, iuelfer iie nOminel ange-
b0ren m0gen, 8u 2eibe 9ebeu. llnabbdn9tgz
feit oeS SbNratters unb 6Gbt9teit iiuo fir Die
6emufratii9Gn @anoipaten tefiere Gmpfeb.
lUr0Sbriefc, ols alle Bartei. 0lplome. sgiir
Die 3emofraten ppm HaIIa6nietts mar &c rein
unnG9lih, ETH befereS Sidet auf5uteGen,
ais oaSjenigc, ipelde5 oil bet Spibe Den
gtumcH @borles 8rancls abams trG9t. Durf
oieies Sifct pir0 Der republitanii6e @egeu:
@auoibat rein er0riift, nGhreuo es auf Gil,
ten's Sanbioatur cine gSirfung ausiiber
miro, bic nidt bod 9euus angei9lagen mer.
ben fam. Stun bat alerbings nidt iepel
Sta1t Widnner pom S6la9e oesSrn. AbamS
aber CO 1T feiner 10 arm all unabbda9t9en mi
NhaIE 2 s.5,, N,E lkoko
Dem abgenueten Yartei Dtaterial g1eiftr
miiBtE." ytemzYorf fam benz 8elipielt
bon Na1a6uietts folaen, meun es ben be-
riihmten 0tedtsauwalt @purts ais beuOfra
tii9en Gpuuern.urS @anOibaten nominirt
Sc ihneller bic u!tsu 8arteiidrunten fallen
Opeit es Die Seieeung bSbsrer, OCrantport
Ii1er 9emter anbetriiit, beito beHer. Wtar
bemiihe iih, in 3utunIt mebr benz SOlfe, ali
Der altd9liAsn Partei>@laqne Re4nung 81
tragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-08

3ufinmuna Ses SenateS 9eiebe III MAIDEN
O0er III mi6errnfen. Der gr6Bte Sbcil Der
| Wadt uuo Der Yatronaqe pirb in ben S6us
| ben Der republifanii6en Yartei bleiben. SIN
uuierer &e9terung fDnnen feline pl0blid)en
Aen6erungen Der Bolitlf gen1aft meroen, aus
9enommeu ourh pieberbolte gSablen. Sn
bieier 3eit Der @eld3aitsfodung unb trauri4
ger 3uitGube iollte geruiB ieber benfenoe Biir.
ger cine ioldle Sertheiluna Der Raht niius
idlen, baB jebe polttiihe Srganiiaticn pad,.
lam Die Sebler ibrer @esner su beobad)ten
unb 5u uerbe1ern iu6t. ani oielem gBeae
f0nnen mir nidlt allein boffen, Die grosen
Seber 3u perbeiiern, ionbern auf bic nenis
ger in Die augen fauenSen, aber i'm @an,en
ltdolidlen @ebrGudle, melhe Die @innabmen
uerid]lingen uno Die Snbuftrie bes 2QnbeS
unteroriiden. g8ir auf unierer Seite bieten
Gem tanoe einen @anbtoaten als BrGIi6enten,
oils Sice= Brdiioenten uno Die MaiorttGt beS
Sau'es, nm bic Semofratiid]e 8artei in ibren
Seltrcbungen ahHeforin su pertreten. .RGaen
ouf Der anoeren Seite Der republifaniife Se.
nat unb Die 9robe Wenge Der Seamten ibre
Sr9aniIation oertreten. Damn meroen flint
tige gSableu burh bic @ntfaltung BON SGbigz
felt, Sugeno uno 8atriotiSmuS enti6ieben
per6en. @S mar niemalS bic Ibf1t Der
Griinoer bteisr 0te9ierung, oaB cine Bartsi'
aaein alle 3weige berelben fir cine 10 Iause
3ett beberri6en ollte, baB ite allen SinE fir
tbre Gerantmortliffeit uerlor. Die Sepubli.
tancr baben Die Dfadt 10 lange asbalten, ba6
iie Die @efiible ibrer eigenen 8arteigenoiien
perleBt hab,n. Sn 6clge Der Iebten bemofras
tii9en Sie9e iingeu iie on, bte ytotbwenbiss
felt 81 fiiblen, fdJ lin Die @Enit Der 0Hentli>
den Msnung su belperbeu. 8oden Senfenbe,
cOnieruutiue 8iirger oieie giiniise aenOerung,
ebe iie nod bur6 tu9cuObaite @emobnbeiten
iib befeitist bat, bon yteuem NIT unbeidrant
ter @epalt in Seriudnng fiibren? SD CLAUDE
niht, oGB OaS Solf BON Amerita bieien fatas
len Srrtbum MAIDEN tpirb, NIB baber bin id1
iiher, 0aB mir unieru gtaat geminncn unD
unleren YrGlibenten erluGblen iper6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-08
STE sSnkI II. @ert,, ant

Die erfteu gSahlberidte aus ben ganfee=
Stanten iinb fat INNER ~ @unlten Der &es
publttaner ge;drbt; es lalien iid) beSbalb feline
Scrednungen Garauf fifteen. Nls porgeltern
abcnO Der telegraph cine rep. Wiebrbelt BON
30,-31 900 StImmen bel einem @eiammts
&otum BON 10000 Stimmen anoCutetc uno
uugebeure repnblitaniid)e @epinue meloete,
"a biipite ntlndle rabifale Seber Dor Sreuben,
unr geitern founte man in ben Sr9anenLange
Siraceu iiber ben glGu5enSen, bc5ei9uenben,
bcoCutunJSpOllen Steg lsIen.
Ser niihtcrue Swcite @e6anfe fiibrt ms
freilldl leBt Die Sade etlnaS anoer6 Dor.
STE 3fepubltfarer baben aller6iEgS geilegt,
uno SaS bat Se0ermann porausgeieben; aber
NIT bem Stimmcugemlnne uno Den ucrmebrz
ten 0taioritdtcn febt es e9r uerOddltig aus.
Die Oemofraten baben ibr Sotum lett lebtCm
Sabre UerOoppelt, baS republifaniife Sotum
bat MIR I'M Elm 8rittcl Sugepommen, unb bG
ie Die gcnie Maihinerie in Der 6auO hatten,
10 tueiB man utdlt, no Die Sbrlibfeit aufge.
bort nnO Der Setrug angefargen bat. Slel
llriade, St prablen, baben lie JeOeniall8 ntAt.
Sn etn5elnen gotalltIten, no Die NenltsrlG9er
felne Anltren9nn9en mahten, baben Die De-
rotrNteH beoeuteno gtmonnen. Normt6 bat
gum erlteu Ytale lett 1854 mie0er Cinen bcmo,
fratii6en 3eprdientauten in Die 2s9iSlatur er.
pdbt. Bennington 1T iett 18 Snbren gum er.
tell Ytule mieber OemOtratiid; fait auentbal,
ben haben Die 9emofraten 9r0Bere Stlmmcn-
aeminge, ais Die 9tepublifauer, uub menn bic
Getteren bel Der oifiaielen 3dblung cine
Ntebrbeit BON 10000 Stimmen retten, t0nneu
iie BON Slid iugan. 9uS Solf mill cine
&enoeruug nm jcOcn 8rel8. Die 9enofra.
ten Don ScrmOnt baben f6 nit GubH be-
Oedt; mir bufien, OuB es bic bon Maiae ibncn
gleid)tbuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-08
Der rcpitbIifantidje staats Gom.
bent bon WafI0d1ttEettS.

gS orce ter, Wfaii., 5. September.-9e
republtfantife Staats @onpeut trnt beute
bier 5uicmmen unb bollenocte ietne Srqani.
iatton. Adtb. SEQ. g. SoutneQ muroe 3um
SUriIBer ermdblt. Cine Don tSrn. 8lafweu
etngebra6te 6eiolution Su @uniten beS
6roueaIttmmred]tS muroe Dem @omite iiber
Reloluttonen itbernieien. 6r. gouttueQ bielt
etne langere 0teoe, i'll pel9er er bic Denofra'
tIlde Partei oenuBtrte uno Die republifQntz
Idle Yartet perberrlid)te. @r ,ldlmQna 6as
bluti9e 6emO" in Der iibli9en g8eiIe uno er.
flGrte, b0B Elm Sieg Der 9emofratie i'm Noz
pember bic polttti9e @ntre9tun9 Der Neger
III ben Sitoltaaten unb bic @rmorounq Der
metBen 8epnblifaner 5ur SOlge baben tpi;roe.
Sera8, ArfaniaS, 0tiGouri uno Alabama
lelen Ourd) Betrug uno @elpalt Der @ontrole
Der 0tepubitfaner CntriIien moroen, uno nit
ben itbrtgen Siiotaaten tpiroe es ebenio
9eben. Gtloen fDnne nur our9 bic Sttmmen
lolter Staaten ermGblt fperoen, pel1e iid,
menn bem SOlte oerieIben 9eitattet piirSe,
ietn Sttmmredt unbebtnoert au85uiiben, nit
GROCER 0iaiortGt fir Die RepubIifaner ertlGz
rem mirGen. gSenn @ouoerneur Siloen inter
loldIcn llmitGnben i'm nG9fen Sebruar pon
bei0en SdnIern reS @OngreGeS gum BrGf0ens
ten ertlGrt tpiiroe, 10 mare feline @rb0bung
cine ebenio i6mdblide lliurpation, ais Der
Staat8areif 2ouis gtapoleon's. gSenn fiG)
Der Staat gtew gorf fir &ilOen erfldrte, 10
piirbe Der 2ebtere bnrfJ bic Stiutmen bon
Staaten, i'll rpel9eu Der 8iGle Der Waioris
tat burf lSafiengepalt uatRfbriidt wurOe,
tbatlGhltd gum 8rdiioe:ten ernGbIt iein.
pie gnti4eiOuug binge pon beu Staate
9tepz9Ort ab, unO Ous @ei9tf Der 8epubltf
ldge in Den 9dnOen Oefelben. Ser grfOlg Der
oeuOfratli4en @anbtOateu burh etue ebrltd5e
lbitimmung lei unm09lidJ. -3um S6luIie
belt Sr. BOutiueu elne gObreOe auf Die
republtfaniite Bartei.
Auf 2lntrag OeS 6rn, 9eOr9e S. Soar
wurOe 9r. Gleranber $. 9iice abermals ais
@Ouuerueur uOminirt. 6r. SOratio s.. Snigbi
wurOe ais Sice @ouperneur un0 Sr. 8. y.
&terce 0l8 Staat8iefretGr nOminirt.
Die ReiOlntiOnen Su Guniten oe8 6rauer=
Sttmulre6t8 puroen ab9epieieu. Der @on:
bent nertaQte ild bierauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-09-08
CHARTS SmitrlIftiOtt an eit,en G3tttts
0esm1rTd1alI ttttO Salts Gtt'
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GuibtugtOn, Z. Sept. - Der beutige
nStar" UerOffentli6t etn Oifi3ielle8 S6reiben
0eS 6rn. &UartS pom Nuguit 1868, al8 Der.
ielbe nod SberbuHOe8~Anmalt mar, melhe8
an ben SunoesmarIdau oes n0rolideu 0is
itritt8 oOn SlOriba aoreiiirt rar uuo gemiiiers
maBen nit ben Snltruftloueu be8 Sberbun.
oeszAntpaltes iiberetuItimmt.
9a oa8 bCtrefieu0e SGreibCll ubCr III
ben @utadten Der Sberbuu0e8. Imp6lte nod
niht OerOfentltft pOroen tit, 10 bat es Der
SberbunOeSsQnWalt iiberieben uno muroe
ert barauf aufmertium, al5 iein lebte5 Sir
flllarifretben bereit8 Der0ffeutlid)t mar. 9Q5
Sdretben oe8 9rn. @oart5 tuurOe OeriaBs,
che Die 8eiete erlaiien maren, melfe fir
Saft'S &rtular Die @runOlage bil0en; oasz
iclbe bate taiueu Be5ug auf beOOrItebeupe
2Sahlen. Die ein5ige Abmeihuug IN beiOeu
Stretbtn ftnoet itd tm&etrefi oC5 aufredJt 3u
er9alten0en SrleoenS. Or. &DdrtS betrad]tet
ZEN nSrieoen," meld)er bon gem0bult6cn Sc
lcBe8ubertretern 9ebrod]en miro, un0 nld)t
Den Srteoen ais ben Der Ser. Sta0tcn, 0C6cu
Srudl IN ben SunOesgertAten geQbnOet miro.
Gr filbrt ben Abihuitt oes @eleSes iiber ST.
rl6tuu9 be8 SuitiSweien8 aur moour6 oa5
Amt zines SunoeSmari6aa geidlofien miro,
3dblt Die Bht4teu oieies Beanlter ali, madt
Die tbnl 81 9ebote itebenben @emalten nam=
bait nno la9t bann: D0Sie weroen bterau8 ers
ieben, oaB Die etn3ige DtaBreJel Oes Seiftans
oes, itber ben Ste gu gebeten baben, in Sb=
rer 9tOtbmenOtSfeit CUR grfitaung Sbrer
@flihten liegt unO auf Sbrem bi5freten llr=
tbetle inter Sbrer ipciieQen SerantmOrtli6'
felt berubt. Die 9emalt eiue8 MaridoQes
gletdt gemtfermaBen Der zines S1erifI8. }ns
bem SberbunOeS= 2lnlpalt @ubing oieie Sc.
malt Oeitnirte, iugte er, pern i'd TIN redlt Der
ltebe: Sine posse comitatus umfaBt ale
BriOnen i'm 9titritte ODER &Ountp, rpelde
iiber 10 Sabre alt itnO, oh bieielben @iuiltiteu
itnO, ocer nt4t, unO iie iAlieBt 0tilitGr uller
@attungen ein. 2lue iinO gebulteu, Den 8es
febl zines S&eriff5 ODER Nt0ridul8 gu be-
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