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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Cine neuc Nfeifen Srsel NIT ie&a
sansen Reeifern II gum gsrfauf ausseatat,
So TT eth SortrefRtaes Nert fiji tleinere Sir.
den, Der Son III rein unb fart Der Bau 3wsd.
mdets unb iOIiO une bic Museattuna BET aler
GinfaGbett pa6sab,
Mustunft ptrb ertbeiIt BET 5ru. s. 6anest
30. 81 @ea Meunte 9traBe. Der Srsauil
Der neuen Waria 5tmmelfabrtfirde III bereii
iber ete gsi&afenbeit Der SrssI RGbsres nit.
autheilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

s. anton Etmnte's @rseery =. UNI
WroStftons-9tore, Ode Der 10. unit
ct. peter 9traee ct. paul, enpfeblt 6G
bur@ ben befsa Borratb aler piinf&baren ar-
ttteL 1ausbalt>, ute Ganey-GrOeertss, tnldu.
Diide unb trapurttrte 8ri&te u. {. 70. gefcn.
bers bsiebt fub sesenpdrtte bic DATE Gradrrs.
BON Gbieasos tsl&e bier edit ia babtn fnb.
2tsbbaber gutter Deine, 2iaueure unb Cigar
rem Rnben BET SeYrn Gimme thinner etuas
na& tbrem, Gei&mafe. yreiie febr btats.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Gin gtstlana. Committee beam
tragic 9r. g. .. 2srb III Der btefsen 9anbeIs.
TANNER aufsufsuen una bic 8samtsn 81 aber'
pa&en, bamtt fe ni@t etner ber &sfcrmbepe.
sans ursfnfisen @abI fiji bic nGGRs 2ssisIa.
tur gOrf&ub leifen. Da erinnert lG Der Sc.
fer faf an bas sprtdwurt: rer eiuen Seteu
binter'ua Diem fu&t, tuar f@tr aud faon Elm.
NAL babtnter. Die 9anoelstammer faBts tel.
men 8el@IuB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

6br 8auarbetteu an ben Gliden bes
Horbreaens rerbtn spn benz Scrberatbenosn
COMMITTEE bss 0sprSientantenbauiss III Naib'
inetun, IN wsl&sm Minnesota befanntli& bur6
9ru. Dunnsl ssrtrsten II, folsenbe 9ummsa
far bas l~aufsnbe Sabr BEN GpusrsGe 3ur &C.
nsbmisuue empfoblen:
&125.0c0 fir bic Gauten an ben Nilfifppi
Gaaen bel ct. antbcns $4,000 fur gabsae.
ruussarbsiten ara obern WtfRlfppt $40, 0OO
fir ben MinnsiOta Glue. $4,000 fit ben Mif.
fiEppt oberbalb Der Sale, $4,000 fir ben
&eb &iver bes Nprbsns unb $4,000 fin
Dulatb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

+Gram u. S%ufepbina Sim 6
ssb. gruubiers, @attin bee 9rn. s, linton
Gimme babier. trurbe ibrsr Gamilte burG uner.
tpartst raf&ss 9iuiteiosn In fGmer3li1er 0eils
eatrifsn. @rr psnisenIasen nod In Der Bill
the hergeiuubbeit, purbe ls iafolse elmer itpe-
rem Mtsrertunft BON etnem beftisen Gtsber be-
fallen unb Dsri&ieb NIT ben bL. @terbeafra.
raenten Serfebtn, legten Muntas frit urt balb
flnf ubr, u,usebeu BON ben trausrnben Sbri-
gen.
Die 8erfcrtene tpar aHt is. SuIi 1874 In
SenRrup, Slbeueurs sebsren. @or ieGswbn
5abrsn Fam Fe nit 8srwanbten ma& Mmerifa
uub Sernablte f& einiss 3sit barauf NIT ibrem
nun an tbrem @rabe trauernben 0atten Gerrn
3. antUn Gimme, nit peI9em Fe ftitber ia
sltdli4Rer &be selebt bate. M9t 2inber pa-
reu bic Grn&t berislbea. Ssn pel@sn BIER be.
reits ber taueen @utter III bic Gptefett BOT
aussssansen Fnb. @rcB ID Der @&mers bee
Gatten unb Der tbrer Nutter entriGsnen 3tn.
Der. NSse tnbsb In hem Bsmuetstn, bae bic
5eimsseauseue rsbl oorberettet biniberI9ire,
iopie tn ibreu suten gtseaf&aftn Ginger SrOn
fir bic 1interbliebenen fetn.
&m Dienfas fanb bas feterIi9e 2eiGenbe.
sansntb Ratt BET iebr GROCER getbsilisuns BON
6reunsen unb Befanntea.
Gin Nntter9rab III brppelt tief
llns breifa& bart Der Mntsr Sob;
Du@ Fe, bic iauft I'm 5errn sntf<et
@ie brams ertpor gum NorsenrOtb,
Stun rube fanft In Deinen Grat.
gu frib atuar rtef ber Sob Did ab,
DD& tirf Du etnf gum Wtebertbem
Der Tefnfn feIfd nuferhshen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

SetGbas. q. Raph GGe Der er&ause
unb 8. Strabe, Fnb su babeu: @arten-S ame.
reten fur aae 6erten Semitic. Geruer cine
fbr CUTE Aaspabl ron @rceertes, Stapls- nts
Gaues.G rceertes. Butter better AuaIitat, gier,
setrodaete Slide. einsema&te Gri@te u. {. to.
Aass ID ten btQisfen preilen. Gbenlo III ba-
felbR GletlGmanns Yrebbsfe fets ocrrdtbie
Man tber3euse l& ssa. periSali@ burG sinsu
Belu4.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Der Mrbetter Bausereint p6tIte
lebten Samfas fclsenbe 8eau.te fhr has lau-
fenbe Sabr:
TrdGsent-M NuOre ; gise-y rdEtent -SCbn
DORIAN; Seeretdr- SbepoOr Gambler Sdns.
nteiRn-M @&sfer ; snraIt-9eury O'Gor-
man ; Dirsetursn-M Nucre, gilbert S&efer,
SbsOscr Santer, u 2atns, 2ewts GnssIs,
1snry O'Gcrman. 8 S6Itd, Gbas @alblOm,
@ Nlbre&t, SObn DORIAN, MiHarb SIaier, 8
q De@rau, N &OGe, 9enry Durter ans 8ren
Gmnaert; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &amales, .
W Ecppins unb Sotn 6aesenmtner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Der &rtee eeeeu bic 3eaf&r eden
II son ben GommiGdren BON @ntonwanGcun
srSfnet tporbeu, tnbena fe bsitlOGsn, tn teeer
OrtfHaft beionbe,e Som mtttees creanifren ID
la0sn, UNI semeinfame MabrsseIn aur gerttl-
suns Der 9%anbpermiaer ~ trefeu. Cine 8er-
iammluns BON Deleeaten rtrb an, 1. Wat tn
ct. Sames nattRnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

. SSruntenbpIh- 81 YI-@efeS
rirb nod einaial Dor BEN DbersertHte Fsuri-
rem, atpar veraula6t bur@ M GinfpraGe bee
Sru. SObn 3letn sesen bic bamtt ssrbunbeue
Sare. AuG an anseren YlSsen babeu Dirtbe
SGritte gotham, nm bic SppOfttcn eesen ienes
GsfsB su ftresrn 70 III ct. Glcub. DtnVaa
a. (. 10.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

S&nupftabaf cter etauk irsenb
pel&er Mrt, iOrte farfe, tei3tnbe cbsr sifttse
G~Siunsen SerfGIimmern etnsn aatarrb nnb
tretbsu i'm ia bic 2unsen binein. Dr.. sage's
Remedy (Ratarrb.W itteD BELT ben !9atarrb
Sur& feline milbsn, idnffssnten, retnfseuben
unb beilenbsn G~isenitafteu. Sstes einielne
Dddet eenist sur Sefsluns etues ptnts bee
gum @stran6e fsrtisen grdparats, anb fofet
MUIR ffnfsis Gents. Bel allen gpOtbsfera 80
baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Der teutf&e t1uterrt&t IN ben
biefsen GTentltden SGulsn bat In Der Sisuns
bss S&ulratbes pom Sprisen Greitas eineu be
merfenswertben @iee srrunsen, unb apar bur@
bic snersiiGe gefirpOrtuns BON Gstte Der
Serren u. Sind, 8. Neieroins uub y. sGef.
fsr, rsI&e BITE BetbebaItuus ses beutl&en TIM
terrttts fur sisr 8Ialtn burtfsten, wdtrsnb
tbre @seuer MUIR bic 1Slfte gep1bren trcaten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Drettunbert @ef@mprenet purben
lestsn 8reitas bon ben &tatern BiIttn, Si.
mons anb Bril-, @asur Mar6slb unb Mfsfor
NeGIune rad gsriarift bes neusn @slesss
fir ben nd@aen @eriGts. Eermin Der Granb.
unb getit- Sury eesrsea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Der 0 err waltz nssratt bee Gbnrt
6ospitals bat be1&loHen, bas aasetaufes neatas
oaus ieinsr gsRimmuns semdb etn3uriSts,
unb 90 bel ben 8sbSrben barauf antcmmea 30
la1tn, Oh niGt cine Spttal. 2iseus bafir bemil'
Iiet ,psrbsa miRe. In Der lleberaeusuns, bae
cine fOIGe 2isens niGt rpbl Dertpstssrt usrbsu
fTnne.s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

9err Weter 8enbeL felt Sabreu ale
beliebtsr @alpcnbalter befaant, bat bas bisber
BON 1rn. Moam Stabluaann sebaItene Wirtb.
5&afislotaI an Der @abaiba Strabe tbeynOu,-
men unb srtrartet ietne Trsunbe auf eamfas
ben 8. b. Nts. aur seu,itblt&en Grbfnuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
Gebrau1t ben Sing Of pain.

0emafe. NetL @%etretbe un
Gutter. SD lenfe aGtunsspca bic Mufuasri
fanfett BON Garmern auf bie(e Mnaetss ba Il
einea pollen gsrratb BON isbsn, Mrtisel ball
unb fcl&e baten mug.
Grtf1e Butter nnb Gier cine Speatalttdt.
@su. 8. Qains, 296 Sort ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
I'm unfere nentfhen Trennoe.

@aBer unferm gcrratt BON 8lHern
unb GGreibm atertalten Dfertren mir bte>
fes IrItiabr etne f6Dne Musmabl BON
Eapeten, Borbea unb Tenfer. gOrtdnse n3u
btataen Yretlen. Eapeten werben tcfen.
fret susefAnttten.
DubIep rDtbers,
30. Is Of 8. 5traBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

3err Sos. 9olberrtet BAL we aus
nebenRebenber Mn3eise 30 eritten 10, bas bister
BON 5rn. .. genber eebaltene Btrtbf&afts.
lotal iberucmmen unb pirb ltine 8reanre auf
bas Bette bebienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

OnfeI 9 peissrt fh BON isBt an,
bic gunbessebdube IN ben Seridiebenen Stdb>
ten nit Srennmatertal, 2t&t uub Waler sn
perfOreea. Das beige GuROm< 5aus bat . :
Der erbalten. auf 8oRen fes Staatfs Ntnnelota
Qber wer 90 INNER trassn mSSs, bas getrefeupe
ju be3abltn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

9edats MtIItonen 5uB SoI3 fOpen
,pabrenb BEG leBten Winters In ben &um &iper
WalSunsen sei@lasen rcrben istn. Wenn bic
Dor tpenisen Sabren nod fir unerf&bpai& &c.
baItensn @alDunsen Dss Norppefens aQidbr-
lid %berartiee Q5Ger bsfommen, baan tperben fe
baIb neelt&teT letn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Tpbt 8efnnten tpurbe scr einisen Sa.
gen @pwarb 9apurte pom Cottage Grcse, rsI9er
NIT etnem Gubrperf fetn 9aus SerlteB nnb
ntdt mieber fam ; Ct nar pom einert Gtdblcd.
ben er bebsn rcate, ertridi wcrbea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Dat Dale, an Der 5uplOn R,aS. bat wie-
Der cine eisene pOt- OfRee uaO Da 6r Strsif,
Der fribsre pofnstfer, r%eIJutrt BAT, 10 1T 5r.
5. y. 8lOE an ieiae 5leGe ernannt w0rssn uab
Or. 2ebrer Eupp ais OeTsn Dspatp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Cine 81 idlt& @tabt TT GaribauIt
Fe fGuIset fetnen, @eni&en etnen Gent unb bal
ba3u nod 1924 III tbrer aafe, In Der Stai
cine Gage, ptIdsr F& f&rerlt@ etne anbers
frebiame Stabt bieier 2anbes ~erfreuen hiirfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

SIM ct. @rcir GInB uub fsinen Ne.
benfiGen folea fir btefes Gribiabr ntdt went-
ger aIs 1874 @iliunen 6u6 6oIa gun, gsri@if-
fen tersit lieseu. So beriGtet ber 2umbsrman
pom Sttlmater.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Mn8 WfinncapoliS fcmrnt ein Sieses.
tsrt&t fur bic Demcfraten, pie man b~snfslteu
taurn errarisa racGte.
Or. Zines purbe lsBten DienFas NIT 337
Stimmen Mebrbett gum Maycr sepatlt fe-
ben Warbs tparsn fir Jpn, nur bret fir Brad
cit.
SIN aGt bon ben sebn Marbs br Stabi
rurSsn pemcfratii&e Mlbermdnner eewablt.
Die Nieberlase Der &spublifaner III entGst.
benb.
@af Der Oaleiie wurben gum srfen NaIe
apet Danaeu su S&ul. Direftoren erpdbIt,
ndmlt& Rrs. Ban @lepe unb ARts. @in&su.
Ninneapclis iGrsitet ct. gaul auf ber Oman.
3ipationsbabn ruraus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Our tSrberue bet 0ieb3u@t baben
Garmer boa Blue Gartb, 8aribauIt unb Mar-
tin Gcnnis einen gersin NIT einent 3apital BON
10000 DoQars crsanifrt. Nu& In ct. VauI
uarbe fiirslt& MebnIiGss anssrest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Das Rranisn.G cmn1ttttt bes ct. observation-disclosures.
goetus pom /. Npntas TN &prH Bic iurn 1. gapntae
I'm YRat 1876 6efsbt aus f~pteenben 5erren
Obertr Diarittt Gertben Rate. 8tl&pfstatS. Ger
lad 0erra, Qafe 9 smo apab. @pbltriN Anbr. Sanfeas
SaftDrp.
uuterer DtRriit: @tnbra Weu3eSIaus, Martin.. ctr.
@jnen peter, Summit Npeaue une Rice ctr. 5tuseler
Tpbt!s bttm quite: 6irten.
Saepb S@ntbtuh. Sttretar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

@ebrau&et G~raster's Dur3el : gttters.
bte srObe GribIiuss : NeDi3tn fit S&pd@s,
9frofelu, sebruHeue Contribution, 8inHen la
@sf9t unb tsbe Wrt SlniFrantbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Gine perIs ein fbIer @tetn, bebGlt TIM
rner beH @srtb. Dr.. Gus. aSnis's 5ambur-
ger SrOpfen u~erlteren NiGts BON ibrsr WppuIar
ritdt penn aud anbsre @sbi3insn tilissr att
aebctsn rerten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

b9% Bel gensfeer Brothers Gin
%einuati, Hsp gorf unO ct. 9Ouis, fnSet man
5abnsn, gersInssausgiGnunssn &c. In alien
SrDben unp Aualitdten. Yrsislifen unb Nn-
ter auf @tlangen gelanbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

GtnerepubIt Gtaats. Con.
Senttcn II nuf ben "a. Mat Mai na@ ct.
paul einterufen gum 3pede Der domination
fur bic bspcrasbenbe Yraibentenmabl unb Der
Wabl Sc. segn Dslesaten fit bic nd&fe Sra
hcual.G cnpenttsn btefsr gartei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

9err DR.. 4pnanB bat feline Office naG
ben, 0spis Blcd an Der @abalba Strabe, art.
i@en fe@ster unp Rebeutsr serlest. was bic
ssebrten aunben bssielben sef.- beaGten pol'
len.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
3O7z
8rieffafen.

RR Id m Onb, 8. a. R. 81 reGissttis stn-
sstrOfsn (; beaeu Danf fir Sbre 9smitunSen.
Sorban s. 8. 5. g. Ottsss Gilt aud
Sbnen fir Sbrs rertbe 3~uenbung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Der Nprtl b~epaprte f& bislss 9abr Ia
Etinfr ri@tisen Gisenbeit: Ct f@tdte Diefeni-
een, mfI9e 8ribltussblatben BON ben, Iauniaeu
yatrpn eripartetsn, arg In ben MprtI, iubem CT
bsnlelbsn 5@naFcdea In @aae ins Gst&t
mari.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Deutf9er3atnar3t.-Dr. s. $50
nans, 2etu's 9lcd. f&ras seseniber BEN
Marftbaait. i3dbne aussesostn obns SGnt rsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

10 nte!Sate!! Cine srobe Gusrab
9trobbate uub 8lumen febr bldg G6e 8rcab'
nap unb Z Straee bet
Nrs. 2autenltl6eer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

SIM Stabtratbe braHte bas Teuer.E e.
partsment-G Committee eiren Mntras etn, babiu
sislsnb, baB spet Der RGshi&en 2Sl9ma i&ineu
au6er Dtenf su aelen unb baburH cine CT.
iparntB Sun $10,92O ia ma9en {et.
alb. @ortOn u~ppDnirte bisiem gsrf&Iaae ent.
f&ieben nub CAB su bebenfen, ba6 bic gerf&e.
runssrateu infrlse elmer fOI@en MaBreaeI 70.
fort erbStt tpirben. Gbsnio @erner unb Dur.
ray. pel&er lieter cine NaiGiene aud fir BIZ
iedae Warb aniGafea uSGte.
Die Mnsetesenbeit wurbe an bas COMMITTEE
3uridsewiefen.
@Ib. Sobnfcn bsautraete, bab bic gprberuna
BON s. 6. Regartby u. So. an bic 9tabt tn
Betrase son $8,495 snbliH turH .3abluns er.
lebfst tuerbe. Nad etnisem Sin- unb Serre.
ben irurbe ber @esenfane auf BITE ra9He @tb.
ing perf&o:en.
Aebnli& crying 60 Der Bin BON Capt @tar.
teY TN 8etrase BON $245 fir ausbllfe in be,
Office bss 9tabtantualtss Sen. @orman.
Der Stabt.G lerf bertdtet, bnB felt benz l,
Ndrs an 8i3euisn etueelSst wurbsu, mie foIst
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
8am lmsicbreibmm9.

Die gFdReruns Der tatbslif&en 9ir&e ia maeCnta sutrl
htermit ayr 0ete,neuns anseeenten. INIT Wcseteaid oi
NeNttS 6ss 9afdIaatS. ReHeftirenbe psusn SIRE Anee
bc.e unb gs6tnsunseu Bic gum is. &ptit bdm unter3si&
netea seidlteR e~iuleueen.
Heo. g. @iefeler,
0oeCntd, Carer So. Rtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

81. Stierte, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
list, Deuti&e gpotbsfe, 200 OF 7. Strabs,
Gde bes grcabpay, Gt. paul Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

9&waGe nersSie iunae Mannfr unb be.
Iieate Damen iOaten Grasier's @urasl- 8iters
sebraubeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

8eSOrt tr cure 0%rocertes tauft
s~rfanpist eu9 BET 9aias BON 296 Sort Str. nm
bic yrstle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

2efeta allie Nnsetsen fcrsfaltts, be-
altet bic preiie TN @eeattnie. uno cann fau-
ct cure 0rcceries BET Qains 296 Sort ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Sir NortbfeIb III ~. g. 6reu@ gum
Vpfme sitter eruannt trpreen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

GIetf& manns pres 1efe Ia Sanien
@rceerte GtSre, Gde ct. peter unb 8 Giraffe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Or. Oebc1pb, @rst Wunbar3t unb Sc
burtsbelier, 200 90 tie @traBe, Ode grcat-
tray.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Septt County bat ieinen6inan3befanb
BET Der jinfen geriammlune Der Gcmmtfare
eOnfattrt, wte fo'st:
Sn Der .$18,216.l
e9uIbeu. $3.50 SO
CONT betrGst bertlebsi@uB sas netteS amTs
den RON ST., 1924.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08
Mfinm. Mm8en= unb Sbren
Snffifmt.

Office: Gde Der Dritten unb ct. peter
Ctr. Wr3t. Or. Granets Mtwocb, Ra@fo-
ger bes 9rn. Or. S@warsba&. Office 5tut-
ben 9-1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

8 amfem n.

81. @dr, Raria Gliiatetta 4atfAr. eltsra: Der
mann Satf&sr anb Anna stb. WeSaer.
4. Myrtl. Mnna Sttilia Sriephtna @rcbe, GItern
Spbu SrpSe uns gearta Ssfspbtna ees. 9Ittn.
2. gyrtl. Carl Heib. Gltsrn: &bana Nstb unb @naa
etb. 5atubt.
qeter asau, @ufIment. Gttsrn: Spfept TafeImtnt u,
Caroline ses. MnlslmeHt.
9 effprbem.
Z. Wdri. Serttranb 5tr. rs s.. alt.
1. Gprii. 1arsarttba @tsitt. Sc. alt.
.. Mptu. ID. Spi,pbtua Gtmute. SO s. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Nebmet graasr's @urssI-g ittsrs fur baa
gtut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-08

Sreenbeine GOrte MsbI biaisfen
preiien, 296 Sort ctr.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
THE POWER OF WEALTH AND INTELLI-
GENCE

The conduct and results of the present
political conflict show the paramount
power of wealth and intelligence to con-
troll the simple rights of unarmed and I'm
educated numbers. It is the same through
out civilization. The theocracy of few
prelates and priests impose their tariff
upon the superstition of millions. A few
hundred mobiles inclose the landed hertz
age of the people and turn these natural
proprietors into the highway. A leading
power of wealth and knowledge sends q
few ships of war and few regiments of
rifles and rifed cannon, establishes her
self on the borders of foreign empire,
and holds in awe the Emperor with his
four hundred millions of subjects. The
same power, at distance of half the cir
conference Of the globe, places two hun
dred millions of people under the guard
of less than one hundred thousand SOL
diers.
The same dominant power prevails in
this republic. Fortunately for human
happiness, the interests of this dominant
power lie with the recognition and main
tenance of popular rights. The national
Republicans represent this power. Their
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
ECCLESIASTICAL INFLUENCE.

The rigid separation of Church and
State has alone preserved this republic
from the effects of that nefarious union
elsewhere.
We do not disguise the fact that the
Protestant churches of the North have,
by education and doctrine, taught that
all men should be free to choose their own
faith and maintain their own liberties.
We do not hesitate to say that the Pro-
testant pulpits of the North have, in the
United States as in Scotland and England,
exhorted the profession of their faith to
maintain this Union as the only ark of
sanction or safety for religious freedom.
Nor do we question the right of clergy
men to testify in behalf of the state of So
ciety which surrounds them as an author
ity for the action of political and legal
rulers. When, however, the exercise of
this undoubted and inalienable right raises
a question as to its accuracy, the public
and the press has the same right to can
vass these ecclesiastical returns as any
others affecting the same question.
Various witnesses admit, under oath,
that within certain parishes of the inte-
rior, men, white and black, have been
murdered, whipped and driven from their
homes for the crime of processing the
opinions of the Republican party. In
confirmation of these assertions they mar
rate the murder of numbers without q
cross question, or witness in rebuttal; for
the intimidation of wounds and stripes,
they produce one woman with open
wounds of the bullet, and men with cica-
triced scars and sores yet under the probe
of the surgeon.
To satisfy the American people that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
FIRE AND WATER.

Hogarth has a picture of the politi-
clan who is reading the news while the
candle is burning hole in the broad rim
of his hat. New Orleans has deported
herself in like manner to the considera-
ton of political affairs, that the most de-
plorable fire which has occurred With
in a quarter of century comes to
awaken her authorities to the culpable
neglect of the citizens who elected them
for the protection of their lives and prop
erty. New Orleans is built upon the
bank of river subject to periodical over
flow. Millions of dollars have been
levied upon her property to pre-
vent the invasion Of this river, The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
TIE OTHER SIDE,

In looking at the crimes and outrages
committed in the name of the Democratic
party in the South for q long series Of
years, thinking and civilized gentlemen
throughout the Union have not unnatu-
rally condemned the whole party. 1t is
natural to distrust the dog found in bad
company. While all bulldozers are DEM
ocrats, it is by no means certain that all
Democrats are bulldozers. There are in
every parish few Democrats self-disposed
to uphold the law; men who would not
shoot citizen that happened to hold diff
ferent opinions from their own; but the
good Democrats are few, and when found
at time near an election they are gener-
ally yoked to lawless young men who run
away with the team.
While Democrats are most prolific in
protests, it has been said that, as party,
they have never protested against the out
RACES committed by the chivalrous young
men of Democratic habits. That, it is
fair to say, is in some part an error. AS
long ago as the twenty-ninth of January,
1876, number of responsible citizens
met at Laurel Hill, in the parish OF West
Feliciana, and passed set of resolutions
to the purport in expression that it was
wrong for armed men to visit plantations,
fire guns and disturb the peace, especially
at night. The protests the Democrats filed
was mild, but it was filed on Laurel Hill,
certified to by J. Burruss McGehee, presi-
dent of Conservative club, and read as
follows:
WHEREAS, The peace of the parish has
been disturbed by the presence of armed
men visiting plantations at night and firing
pistols or gums at, or in the direction Of
certain persons, thereby greatly disturbing
the peace and quiet of families, both white
and cOlored; and
Whereas, Snch incursi0ns are not only
viOlative of all law, but seriously Injurious
to the interests of the best members of
society, and most annoying and vexatious
to our most respected citizens, and have
been made, and are, q matter of scandal to
our parish throughout the whole State and
the United States; and
VuCXO0oS OuI Oou6tOTo ia OOukE066 UAVo
advised the citizens to take measures to put
stop to this state of affairs;
Resolved, That we, the Union Conserva-
tive Club of Laurel Hill, Issue the most
earnest appeal to all citizens of this parish
to abstain in future from all lawlees and
violent measures, and, among others, espe-
cially the armed visitation to plantations ct
night.
RESOLVED, That We call upon all citizens
to respect the certificates of membership