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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Seitcrreid) : ltnaarn.

SIN Olterrei6il6en Ibgeoronetenbaule
fam IS am 20. Jousmbsr su elmer belt i9en
Scene. Oas &, eisssridt Sill i'm Stsiers
mart uerIansts pom 9uuie bic grmd9ti.
suns CUR iOfortisen 8erbaituns bes abee:
oronetsn Sranoitetter, psl9er pesen BE:
truss, bssansen Our3 Be9ielfdIi9uns, in
III teriuduns ftebt.
Branoitsitsr iudte in lester 3eit feline
Bersusrte 5u uertaufen, bod miBslItts
oas uno in Jolse b.iien reifte Die i'd on
LANCE i9ledte 6inanalase Branoitetter's
CUR Rataitroppe be,an. Die &eeieruns iou
einen alf &sdnuns BON gr;lieferunsen an
Sranoifetter ssssbenen Sori9uB per co.
600 Il. primo loco baben intabulirsu lailen,
elm Nitnsr Bar tbaus 100000 4. Nile
iibrisen @ldubiser babeu bis 600 900 4.
gu i~orOsrn. Auf We9ieln i'm Betrase bis
10000 4. befinoet iia Die llntsridrift Der
Dor ;pei Sabren se~itorbsnen eriten Srau
Branoitstte,'s. Die Gdtbsit bieier Inter.
idriften wirb be,welielt, bod lit bic 6dl.
i1uns uibt ermieien. !Speifeuos oasesen
EN- 6alifitat 1T Die llnteri9riit oes Abse:
oronstsn Seiol auf 8edieln iber 40, 900 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
g

Sn Der an s.. Stto6sr abgebaltensu
Sisums Der fransOii9en Itabsmie Der 0ils
ienidaften leste elm PrOfehOr Der Matbes
matit aus Sours. Wou9ot, eipea apparat
Dor, mittelit belien er Die Sonnenpdrme
concentrirt ulb 81 Beuesung ether tleinen
Oampfmaidine benust. Dieter apparat
beitebt aus einem feseIiOrmisen &efector,
elmer " lstammer uno eiusm SsIIel nit 9ss
i6pdrstsn Seitenid9su. Die pieoerifras
lenbe Sld9e bes Spiesels 1T seseu Die are
6es Ipparatss in einsm Wintsl BON As
9rab seneist, mas inn einen ti,Sen Srenns
punt uno folsli9 einen Srcnnpuntt BON
Der sr6Bten Sntenitdt sibt. Oie pom
SpieSeI suriidseworfenen SOnnenitrablen
bsribrsn zen 8eiel unb tbeilsn ibm lire
Wdrms NIT. adt Minuten seniisen, I'm,
cine @allone Waier gum Ro9en Su brins
gen. Wou9ot bat in Gours einen sroBen
Npparat bsrseiteat, Der nit Der srSBtsn
ReselmdBisteit bon Sonnenaufsang bis 8
llbr a5enos cine Oampimaibine pom elmer
Yfsrbetrait in Sewesuns isst. 0te Mas
oenis beauftraste cine Special; Commits
liou, bic Griinouns 81 priifeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Berlin, 2. Deg. Wabreno Der ~turSen,
II wenise Winuten oauernoen Storuug
Der beutissn Ylenarisuna Oes Geidstasss
idwebte oas prouiioril1e Geidstdsssebduoe
in Der sroBisn @efabr. 9inter Dem Bra:
iioenteniis beinoen iib, omar uon BLEED
einfaiiuns umseben, ieood mltten in elmer
SoI,uerl9aluna, suei 9as hammen, wel4e
ourb MtlhsIasibeiben ben Gang Suiiden
benz Yralioenteniis unO Dem Rorrioor er
bsuen. Die 5lamme our Ynteu oss Srd:
i~ioenten ent,inoete nun Die 0ol,perldalung
uno es uerbreitete lid aui Dem 8orrioor elm
bren,liber @eru6, Den Die Oiener tdum
bemertt batteu, ais aus Der Sledumbiil:
lung Der 6tamme aud l1on oas ,Seaer Der:
porbrab. Soiort wuroe Die OoI3uerl6as
lung einseibla9en unO bic yoibung begOn
nen. Der CONSUMPTION riei Die 5euer:
webr berbei unO in ~peni1en Minuten ma
rem pier Sprisen CUR Steue. Sei Nntunft
oerieIben mar Die 6lamme ieoo9 9elolbt.
OIelelbe bate lebr lei9t iib Dem Saale
mittbellen uni oas 9aus siud bern tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Gin ieltiames O%entmal zines
grsisnihes, bas iid Dor fat SO Sabren
abipislte, bsfinpst iid gu 9OnSon tn Der
Norfolt:S Street. Su eiuem Gd)aule oieler
Stra6e, no bic letters NIT Der Sowares
Street ,uiammenitSBt, ino ale Tenlter oCs
eriten Stoduertcs nit Oi6tbeltaubten Sas
%loulien, oei6loiieu, uno pur6 bieIe iie5t
man ,um Sbeil bic nit elmer oiden Staabs
I6idte iiber,ogenen 6eniteribeiben, welGe
~ elmer groBen Wobnuns geb6ren, II. biele
lesisre lit ieit einem balben Sabrbunoert
peri3loiin uno iou IN bielsr san,en i5eit
BON teinsm meni6li6sn SUB betreten wors
ben iein. Warum? sic 9eb6rte Dor Der
%9snanntsn 3eit einem @oelmanne, Der nit
elmer iunsen Same perlObt mar. Der
6od,eitstas mar feltseisst, elm lururi6ies
5riibitiid mar in einsm idSnen Gallon lers
uirt, unb Der Srdutigam bereit, Die Yraut
CUR Sir6e su fibren. Oa erbielt er BON
oieier elm Billet, wOrin ie ibm bsnabri6s
tiste, baB iie nit einem Orasoner.@ Captain
entHo3en mar. Der Srauti9am i6los loz
fort bic Wobnuns, nabm ben S9laGel Al
iid unb b%eitimmte, bah oas Quarter aenau
70 blsibsn uno BON Nismanoen betrsteu
wsrbsn ioae.' 9r iests su bieiem 4wsde
cine Summe aus, Die jabrli@ 500 Yiunb
Sterling ~abwirft. 9sute III er lauait tobt.
aber bic Wobnuns Ut nod peri&loGen uuS
eas Sod3eitsmabl barin III wobl Gnslt in
Staub unS Woosr jerfaasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Dor Sur,em fanO elm Sauer in @iaers:
BORT BEL 6irltsnfelo in Stelermart in lei
mem 9oie einen Gopf, wel9er 900 Stiid
Silbermiin,en entbieIt. Die Mdn,en limb
Sumsilt aus benz Is. Sabrbunoert Q527,
1910 uno pom Dem Gribidoi uon SaISburs,
Dem Sii9Oi uOn &esens burg &c. seprdSt
MORT en-. &abrideinli9 wurSen iie pon
een ebemaIigen Seiieer aus 6urdt uor ten
tiirfiiben Gennern uuo Vrennern ueridarrt,
wel6e oieien 2bsil Der Steiermart oft
beimselubt batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Stalieu.

gsi benz Criminal Tro,eB seseu bic
NOroer SonSssno's. Der li9 Dor Rur,sm
III 0om abiprslte, limb baarltrdubenoe
OmJe ans Saasslidt setommen. Nus
Oieien ersibt iiA uieOer AUS III wioerles:
Iititt, oaB Sta. len i'll 6oIse Der neuen
llberalen Ssuio ait iittIi6 ruinirt lit. @ie
t0nnte iib JOINT Elm Ssamter Der Staats.
onpdltihait ,u Dem Nusiplude uerlteissn,
oaB Die URoroer i%traiirei seblieben wdrsn,
menu ibre Srsueltbat etlpas friibcr, CUR 3eit
Der SmrI6tuug pes einigen Stations, &c:
itebeu mare! Sin 9teih. weldes iolben
Utlttrln, wsl9eS benz @ift. Dem Ool9 uno
Der Corruption isu { Gn,itebung uerOantt,
tam unmo Jli9 Seltaro bOben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Nranfret6.

glus Baris pirb unter benz o. December
ssi%rieben: @stsrn ities Der 8alOu
yllniuers" unter Der 0eituns @obarb's unb
bes o6erfsn 9aubat nit i'm @an,en a9t
Serionen sur Soruabme wifenldaftIi3er
unteriudun9en auf uno serriB in elmer
SObe pom $50 Metern. Der Sa0on ~Ifiirsts
sur Groe; finf Yerionen iinb mebr OOer
minoer l6per perIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Nus u ON meloet MN untsr benz s..
December: Ssilise Gesenaiiic wdbreno Der
leeren Wobe nj Die III 6olse Der mllosn
Temperature IN NluB serotbenen Sbnss'
maiitn Dec Nppenuiu baben Die 5lber ano
ibre 3ahiiie 10 reldlib seipeilt, baB lett
aeltern Hom pieoer einmnl ods traari9e
Sdauipiel Der lleberiapemmnns bietet.
Srslli9 lit Der in Der Staet curb oas Wai:
fer anssridtste S4aoen nod nidt iber:
mdBia sroB. ba bis beute Absno nur Die
uierf raRen uno bic iisiltselesenen Yunete
untsr Da0sr lissen. aber IS IT bod @ss
fabr ~rorbanosn, oaB Die Wahermaien. bic
Der ,um reitsnosn Strom ssworoene Glub
berabiibrt. nod 3umebmen. uno oann bits
fen mir wis i'm Sabre 1870 mt Rabnsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
RbeinIano mnb W%eitiaIen.

aus SobIsn, miro untsr benz 8. Oeiem:
Der 9eibriebsn: Der Sbleppoampfer
rRubrOrt Nr. 7" itieB seitern abeno sesen
IS ubr unterbaIb Honneuuertb 10 unsliit'
lid aui oas VI Berg iabrenoe. Der 8oln'
OiGeloorier @eieuibuit sebO, ise Oampf
boot yGlberfelo", oaB leeterss i'll Solse oes
erbaltenen 9roBen yed wenige Otlsuten
ipdter uolitdnoiS idnt. @lidliher @eiie
ut. 10 uiel bis isst isititsbt. tsin Mteniasn
leben ,u ~betIdsen; e. iouen aber, mie uns
elm N~usun;euse mittbeilt. Die Yalidsiere
uno Otannidait fdum 3sit sebabt Daben,
Ibre 9ablsli9feiten su retfsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Sn 0orimuno bat Ods uorldufig ieltse:
itsute 9rsebnIB Der Golts,ablung Ginger
muBen enttdulbt. Otan rehnste auf nett
lib sc, 900 Seelen, itatt peiien betrdgt Die
o%rtsanpsisnos Seuolteruna nut 57,637,
allo nur l3, 1873 Sselen mebr als na6 Der
Sults;dbluns iir 1871, Aleroinss baben
in Den i, si9en idledten 3sileu l6on elnise
Sduieuo 2lrbeiter 0ortmuno uerlaien /; int
MERLIN lit aber Der 3uwads Ueit binter
ben 9rIpartun8sn suriltaeblleben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Nus SOln lUrelbt man: Sa @loden:
9ieBer Samm aus Sran'entbul 1T nit ct:
nem neuen 8loppel bier angstommen nno
bat nit pemielben Seriuds angeltellt.
Vsim Erobeldutsn i6lug Der Sloppel wobl
al beioen Seiten an, oft ieoob eInen I6pa:
beren Con er,ieleno. Niht beionoers al:
ssnebm fir bas Obr mar pas bonn anl6la:
gen laut msroenoe Hoiieln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

bur4 &om fabren. Sine gang. Slotiue
bon tleinen 6abrseusen itebt i6on in ges
reiti3aft, auf benz glab Dor benz Yantbeon
antern aud i4On Sarten, uno ibsraa, mo-
Die nd9lte @efabr brobt, werben bOl,erne
Sriiden sebaut, bamit Der gertebr ni9t
unterbl ohen rperoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

ter aussepfiien. Inter ben Bfetfern BEE
fanoen ii9 AUDI bret Oifieisre. Wan bat
bic 6erren a~rretirt unb bann aus Mabrio
arssemieisn. Oieie Braris tann, beions
bers mas bic Sfficiere anbetriift, nit polem
&e6t vipaniib" g~enannt peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

9obn umionlt, uno msr feline Sdnoe nidt
tiidtis resen %fonnte, tonnte es oa teine
ieds Wo9en ausbalten. 9ie Wslterei
mar rein gu arg, oas iasei9 Gu6 nur...."
Bortfebuna folst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Sp0uieu.

Sn Wabrib bat maw benz 9snsral Nar.
tines gampos cine Ssrsnaoe sebra&t unb
pslsn S~rnssberru~ Den S!fsnis i'm Sbsas
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
A Valuable Letter on the Money Qaessiol
from Our Philadelphia Ger
r1rp1rAaa%


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan'y 3lst. 1876
Eissa- Aats- Hosopclss..
Being II physician. ard having made
the nature OF diseases-iaclusiye of men,
tai alienat ons-a special study. take
the liberty OF drawing your attention to
m epidemic obiquity of reason. or per-
version OF logic, or common sense. that.
since the days Of Mccullough. has affect
ed. and still! does affect, nearly III, our
public men. from president down to the
ward constable.
trade. founded on the observation Of all
nations. in all ages, that the prices of all
commodities are regulated in each
country. or locality. by the demand for
and supply of the commodities
Now our public men. suffering under
a little obliqui,y OF logic. and trying to
make the beginning and the end meet.
or harmonixe. read and proclaim the
said old law thus:
"The prices of commodities are regu-
lated by the supply aud demand oil the
money currency circulating in coun-
try or locality"
Easing On this absurd version Of the
old law of commerce, our patients
proudly hold that every increase in the
amount o: currency in country or To-
cality. causes > proportionate increase in
the price OF commodities. Hence an
increase OF currency is. in their oblique
vision. . thing Of air. which they con-
temptiously term .'indation.r Of course.
MI further reasoning on that basis leads
10 greater confusion and absurdity.
Hence you win never get those men into
= rational course. until yOa can sexnighe
e tho1r fandnme11nl sqnfnt q reaapa.
| b. aAowing H. 81 - pRie1a. q
0nmo1 val1oo = - - 80
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
Oouas Gss-StTange Story Of a Woman
with t~o lndividuaiities and a
many Husbands,

Among the passengers by the steamer
for Liverpool. on yesterday. was lady
whose history is certainly one Of the
most remarkable. If not the most iucred-
ible On record. II is thus related.
Some years since = ship-carpenier, at
Sunderland, Eng. turned lecturer. His
name Was Anthony J. Oliver. and the
subject fhis lecture was mesmerism-
He W. . gE1nk reader. snd N cxir10e-
dinAxy maemsEic opex1esE, snd VIA ~
- - fue alpooEanos i p1h1ts. NJ
I11n1onn r. - o1I1ls 1pepe -
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The Sorrows Of The Boys.-A Terribly Sar-
castle Letter and True to the Life.
FARIBAULr Jan 20. 1876.


HOW TO MAKE OUR BOYS SMART"
Farmers am going to tell you in the
following sentence, chow 10 make your
boy smart" We will suppose be is IL
years old or thereabouts you must make
him get up At 4 o'clock in the morning.
build the fire. milk the cows. drive them
to pasture; feed. clean "a and harness the
horses; iced the pigs. sheep, ard calves.
cut wood enough to last all day; and
now il there is auy time Jeff before
breakfast set him wedding the onion
bed. When breakfast is ready cali him
in. and IN order to help his digestion
say iii you amt done in three minutes
you'll 60 without any breakfast" After
the s'meal' is over send him ous to plow,
give him the old plow. which has done
such good service rs heu-roost all
winter, You take the new one, then give
John your blessings because lie cant do
as good wsrk rs YOU can. Be very sure
to mention what YOU did when you were
his age.
Should he go into the house 10 Get =
''lunch' or drink you must happen ia
about the same time aud gently say
''get out Il here. you're eating all the
time" During dinner time you must be
sure that he does not ..waste any of your
valuable time" therefore Il he takes nm
. newspaper say put down that paper |;
you can read to night; get out yosr
team and 80 70 work. Atquitting iime,
when you see him preparing % Turn oct
till him % e aso1n1 ewo = theoo 49,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
Estev 0roan

rnr y or,a Favori.-. -. .--en awa7oed over
one thousand first premiums, x Fairs and Kx
positions throughout the United States ~
Europe, also It the Worlds Pair lately held
Vienna, received tbs highest award, by th4
best judges and artists the world has ever pro.
ducsi, Tor it, superior quality Of tone, beauty
Of finish, eiasticity Of touch, ana extraordinary
durability. OvgR sKyESTY-Yv8 rnoUsAED o.
THESE BEAurIvUL IxsTRUM4yfs ARs row ayo
n THEIR owE PRAIaEa, AMI fifteen hundred
per month are being manufactured = the Ex.
isnslve factories of. B5TBY + CO.. Brattlsbo-
70, Vermsnk
Having the State agency tor the E6TKY Oh
GAN, and employing no agents and dealing on
: CASE BASIS. am enabled to give purchaser
the benefit Of al commission, thssehy securing
70 those who Ars DESTROYS q buying piano :
organ, An opportunity - obtain > 6rst-claas In !
ssruments Il prices les than inferior insrru
ments ars sold f1. also .se~D on hand large
stock Of musical merchandise Of every descFip
iton. md I'll orders Or inquiries sspt By mail Or
okhr1wise will receive my prompt attention.
Catalogues furniAhsd frss upon appiicanon.
AddremS
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
LAMDERT'S
M uSiCal
E'MPoRIu M

The larges and oniv firSt-0lass Music House
in Minnesota
keep on hand the worid-FenOwnSd knahe,
Weber, Bradbury, Marchel Il Smith. and
North W estarn Piano Forte Cos Pianos. IN,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
sam! Paul BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
HOTEIS.

HOTELS.
MERCHANTS. A. Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and jackson streets.
EXCHANGE. ..endrick & Leland, Proprietors,
corner Fourth and Jackson streets. Best -
per day Housed in the City.
REVERE House., 81 per day, cor. 7th and Rob
ert-sts, Hitchcock 4 Todd, Props.
ROGERS HOTEL, }. Rogers, Proprietor, 81 Rob
ert-st Prices reasonable.
AMERICAN HousB, cor. 4th and Wabasha IT..
N Pottgeiser, Proprietor.
SHERMAN HoUsx, Hassig & 6.ateler PROPS,
corner Fourth and 6ibley streets.
INTERNATIONAL, Strstton Il Co. Pnpriston
cor Jackson and Seventh.
EuRoPEAs. 3. x. Heckithia, Proprietor, l09
Third street
CoHxsRuAL, Flower & Winder, Proprietor4
Seventh-st., bst. Robert and JaolEsun.
Terms - per Dav.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

M4NNEAEOLl0, m1NN
THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College Of Science, Literature
and the Art2
The College Of Agriculture.
The Collage Of Mechanics. Arts.
Colleges Of Law and Medicine viii
hereafter Be organized
Inc Geological Survey, conducted b.
Professors Of the University, is in pro
gress.
THE EQUIPMENT COMPRISES:
A Main Academic building, l85x90
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
146x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, &c.
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory in complete
order.
A Plant House.
A supply Of Physical Apparatus
A set Of engineering Instruments
$50 q. 8. Cadet rifle-muskets, with
accOutrements.
A section Of Artillery, with Caiss-
OBS
A collection Of Minerals, Arts, shells
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
A Drawing Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globes,
Charts, &c.
The general faculty consists Of 10
Professors.and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart.
ments.
The year 1855 begins Sept. 81,
1876.
For Catalogues or information ID
dress the President Of the University,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

WHOLESALE HARDWARE
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, las B. ID 4.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM Les, s. and 66 &. Third q.
D. w. lneersoli 4 Co., COR. Third and Wshs,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
St Paul Harvester Works, Is w. ID 4
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
lsaaos 4 Orschall, y Robert 4.
BOOKS AND CHURCH GOODS.
D. O'Halloan, IS Wabaxha It
TEAS AND COFFEES, WHOLE.
SALE
Great Atlantic 4 Pacific Tea Co., ak Z Third
street.
GUNS 4 WISHING TACKLE
W R. Burkhard, % E. I'd street.
n. +. Kennedy & Bro, 80 +. ID street.
AUCTIONEERS.
B. + J. n. Warner, or. ID and Cedar IT..
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES
3. L. Wharton, los Jackson 4.
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, l32 3. "a Z.
UNDERTAKER0.
Ssses Bros, 81 3 - u.
REAL ESTATE.
D. A. Robmtson 4 Son, 10 3. ID q.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Janss Smith, Jr., 46 B. I'd 4.
G. S. Bryant, ~ WAbashs Il.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
9tees Bros, 81 3. "a -
ARCHITECTS AND GUPKRM.
TENDENTS.I
II. Sh;ers Bro, - B. Fifsh =.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Union Mutual Life, Otto W. Rimpl~, 0snaae
Agent, - W. al u.
ceniinental Life. \. r, :. ". C1issd, aesn1
St Paul,
Life Association 81 Amsrica, Hbsa Holmm.
agent, 81 Paul.
MARBLE.& GRANITE WORKS.
Thos. Bower, cor. III and Cedar -.
DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALK
NoJes Bros. 4 Cutls, - I ssRobat 4.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-27

And 30 Tilden had nothing 10 do
with the peace at any price resolu-
tion of tho Convention OF 1864? II
that what our Democratic friends
mean when they inform us that
Manton Marble Ii authority for their
refutation OF the charge that Tilden
was the author Of IL? The JOURNAL
is wilIfpt, IN hu,s,>.-~ n~-s~-. No.
bles statement that Tilden was not
the author. II Is willing TO believe
the records Of tho Convention also;
and those records declare that TIL
den was member OF the Commit
tee which drafted the resolution, and
that IL was unanimously endorsed by
the Committee. Marbles denial
docs not break the force Of the
charge. Tilden has yet TO show that
he opposed the resolution, and this
he cannot do while the record re-
mains.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-27

Mo. drop u few more figures nn
Tilden's majority In New York In
1874. To bc sure you took your
former figures from tho JOURNAL,
but this paper wanted 70 let you
down easy. Tiiden's plurality was
something "over 50,000,n but bis
msjority--the number Of votes he re-
ccived over both his oppouents--was
only 3s,549. Please state the matter
correctly In future. Then tell US
about the "immense" majority the
Democratic ticket received In New
York last fall and what ''great gains"
the vote showed. Democracy car
ried the State OF Now York In 1874
by majority Of 81, ,5is, In 1875. but
one year later, by . majority N only
3,707. Very encouraging for the
rebel ticket, isn't ity
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-27
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iowa Republican Platform.

The Republicans Of Iowa, in convention as
sembled, hereby declare the following platforms
Of principles
/. We are for maintaining the unity Of the
nation sacred and inyiolatc, for the just and
equal rights OF all men. for peace, harmony and
brotherhood throughout the nation for men o.
nnslillied honesty and purity of character fol
public trusts, and for the swift pursuit and mi
sparng punishment Of all dishonest officials, high
o. low.
2. That We arc In favor of, and that we demand
rigid economy In the administration of govern
ment affairs. both state and National
8. That we favor the early attainment OF cur
rency convertible with coin. and therefore advo-
cate the gradual resumption of specie payment
by continuous and steady steps In that direction
4. That we demand that all railway and Other
corporations shall De held In fair and just subjec
lion 10 the lawsInaking power.
s5 That we sttild By free edueaiion, our public
school system the taxation of all for its support
and no diversion of the school fund from the
public schools.
6. That we cordially invite immigration from,
all civilized countries, guaranteeing to the immi.
grant the same political privileges and social and
religions freedom we ourselves enjoy, and favor,
ing free and unScctarian system OF common
schools for their children with ours.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-27

philadelphia Pres
II Ia not reform that the Demo
era tic party asks. 1t Ia restoration.
And restoration in the very worst
shape, more odious, more dangerous,
more calamitous than that OF Charles
III. We are net left In the dark rs TO
the exact character Of this restora-
tion. The first phase OF II viii be
the return 10 Offices Of tho same horde
that were 80 gorged upon tho vitals
OF tho Republic that they finally
came to believe the government to
be their property. Driven from
power, they few TO arms. Beaten
on the battlefield, they wero after
ward beaten back into retirement
and obscurity and ever since they
have been feeding upon the hopo ofre-
possessing the Nations's citadel. In
what possible respect can these men
improve our institution? But II
is not merely the return of these
dangerous men TO the offices OF tho
republic thaHour people have TO fear,
They would revolutionize every
thing. Two objects would excite
aud stimulate their remorscless ha-
tired: First the Union soldiers, and
then tho colorcd people. Can any
reasonable thinker doubt that the
Democratic leaders intend to revive
the payment OF the Confederate war
debt, tho restitution Of the tax upon
imiSasinnsii,mitissTf iiSsini, sISvsse Istss Those arc the
secret indemnItics Of the future. The
bosted reform Of which VIC hear so
much Is, after all, only the smiling
mask which hides the hideous fca-
lures OF n destructive restoration.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-27
The Albany Journal, which GER
.,;..t,, oo,ht m know TTldeu. ri yes

The Albany Journal, which Ger"
tainly ought to know Tilden, gives
him this boost: sin securing the
nomination, Mr.. TiIden has burrow-
cd beneath the ground; in starting
ont for the election he must pass
four months under the full glare Of
day. He has neither the record nor
the character TO stand such q test.
Where he is not understood he has a
fictitious reputation as reformcr;
but with the burning blazs Of q long
canvass the tinsslled sham VIII melt
away and he will stand before the
country in his real character. There
il his long identification With Tweed
and Tammany In the hight OF their
power and infamy. There ~ his
Craftsmanship OF the Democratic
State Committee through all thu
| worst period OF its ascendency
There IL his participation In the cleo
ton frauds Of 1868 which Horac'
Greedy charged home upon him
There IL his secret yet known conniv
anee with the leaders Of ring
while publicly protesting TO arrsinp
them. And there 10 q record Of rail
roed jobbory, blaek as the biackcst
exlftsn o. n ill-eottln f6ftaas n
hjesxslf nk0 116 5o4p - 116nnrnnfl
pnhlfciy branded ny 4 Judk6Of m
highest court In the land and rcek
| Ing with wrong.
These are the iinoaments of III
man, and they stamp his personal
~. Before the campaign has n
advanced, they will be blazone'
every whore mot passionAteIy. no
unwtscly. but calmly. nationally
with such = fortilicaaion Of proof :
will be absolutely irrsslstible an
with tho highest appeal TO the tru
and patriotic impulses Of tho Amer
ican people"