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, 1876-09-22

1fsh IN En,sT Tnrky yYu1>s
nosrov Nv, 1sNn1u -; ,hn or.r;7.e. ,r,-
bosToA' aeps' lo.-ohe 0! the efanuest osa-
tlons cyer extended to an American statesman
Ians ~ na,. .s,,e s ".s, s.t,a, s - ~, ~ - ~
snlnes n,. IT. nasne, wno "as ensaseo W ,he ia'
rnsan @ Ssse Fse, to address the s
on The aoor and galleries, the platform was
asKe anu ,e anu s om,
,,.ss ~. har.,, nn,aas,. T. ~" III, !, ,ra.
eee osoa nu' adtc1ee s Of eachoaea s eca @ H. ae I
,x,,cn t1,c occos,nn ,1ctnnn1rd tfusas,;c c,ti.
"hen t,e ogeaslon y, oen'ouea, eo,"asast'e c,,- AZ
Chandler, Of Brooklipc. and Eas received with
tremendous nnnlnu.c. Il was son,e flvc min.
t,s before he could bern his ss spoec u M hl Wien %
lc did the enthusiasm fncrcased as his we'll
chosen points and wcll-rounacd sentences fell
an sncsci s.i a. fo3iows W. 's ~0'~ AA~ 'SsN'' f''s
to a PPRsSiss i sfna 81 s T. ss s
dsn because .; gtest crisis In is eonntty't fate
yoysa paa Sy cse ases g.
." o IL s ep stes a gfe w"s1 % T a.
aen aT hs h.slns See IL q ts r.
sumption Of seeis naynients On tho lst Of January
18TH bIoke hls fash With The country and ttanpisd
,sorse reputation q tSe south 70 ink il il lie f..
tsIcst Of Southern claims. am imposed to Mr.
4IlucH psEAAse !te lhoFc tIla9 amy putE RpFtntEn
1nnu. and more than any other Southern man, rep
rcscnta that fatal hGrety called state stshts,
hcfeey that Produces dsncmbermcRt, loss U! life.
end destruction of property. ans opposed to Mr.
1I'den becaass In tl!e naHtc Of rofdrttIer he ts
usea bY that dhanone!able md dsEcpusAble gang
nse the word adEac1lyl that oveFy honest American
anhota, mean The uc'nncsacy OF tho City
nt New York. [Applausc.l / am opposed
10 Mr Tilden becanso ha II nsesnbne
u TIM pemocfsttc party tchesrs),-that p4tty 80
inst and 90 good that its canlidste here IN Mnssa.
chlactta for soTcEnor dare NOT mention ttt na1ne.
{ChccFs. That party which for 40 years has
esrud4ed 40 idea aa no policy that WA not at war
with tho highest civilization. Moro than II yenrs
ago h2a tho honor 70 be elected 10 conTscst. and
ni i!!s time cnse1rd upon tho hoot o! thc House
there was under discussion the test oath, or what
nn oath made IL present tnen In rebellion against
| the 9nYcrnmsnt coming aKatn tntu pOWue In thn
Legislature OF thn land, without at least sufficient
xuatahtee Of tllt!r loyalty. In the Committee
taw a smooth: faced man named Thomas A. Hen.
dt!cka. and heard hlm say. and agreed with
him, ''Do Inn ,fnnt \ tcst oath, Let NO. said
| be. In spirit Of prophecy, t'lct MO tell Yon
that Heanrega71, Lee, Jca Davis. sltdc!l, when
! the time when they could taku this oath comes,
will b. seeking thetr personal safety, anu will ncser
bother you,'"'' thought so tou. shonlt hays
thought that afeanasa bad thought then thas
should live to zee 70 Of Tug men who wcrs thy ~:
, 1876-09-22
GEN. ETEEDNfAN.

THE nEconp or rnB NAN VINO onto,yArsp
Tus cManuK THAT GOV. HAYES COMMITTED
FRAUD IN RETURNING HIS PERSONAL PROP
khTf SoN TA1AtioA'
vu1 6z1m X "" s"", sor,e.n'TTs an mrt ,,,,ow,,
""ss'e' ., - ~ s.rs, .. i, .i,' s.ot;
-, f",na. n s,,.,,,,ss, ,sh, !, po,,,ntsor
,s, usn sa1's H., ~ uis' asn.. ""v ~ 1 msss'
g. s ~saa H., as.an ,,.,,., ar,r,,,e.
.'au!a ,asdaa Az ,'".ns =" ~. nns
wv a,sy .!,,s a ...a. - ~ s,,sa, sa 49,. ,'
hayes naue ia!se setuta' VI a's pessoia4 pup
erty subject 10 TAXATION:
sTEEpAAN BEGINS ur SELLING 4 GOVERNMENT
1u ,a,7. stccdtuan wa. e|ccted conrress.ona'
, 1876-09-22

ur,'.'e opss,a p'pa'e1s 2 =, @ % 11 ., 1''oant.
nAshiso!os' y. c.s sept. si.-Atlofnes~deh-
eral Taft did not meet Senator Patterson, Of
South Carolina, to-day, nor did Gov, Chamber
lain arrive n. w,. crrectc1. 1u,1r. r. eecna
~ ,., ~, NJ; ~ w-,"'
consaaetanly a!ar1ncu ~ LUG eoaals'on o. anasta
In South Carolina and believes thntt to prevent
a conflict additional troops slln,lll be itnulcdI-
ately ordered tbcrc, lie yisitcd tho War
nerartmcnt to.,,,v In ,,,cr oc,t,,n In, Al.
4''.ps.. Dpat na"s.., ~ VI ns..o"' W. 1Au
fused TO net without direct authority
from tho President, Secretary Cameron
or Gen. sherman, Ju,lye Taft Will o1yise
Chn,rho+,.,, sd p,,to.s,,1 :, .,n,, aso..t,, ~
14a,,loetn1n aAa A'sstetsoH ~ app'J uAee's ~
INC fFesiaent IN thc Hattcf. yen. IoWnsenaa
action Is denounced both by unfo1, men ind by
, 1876-09-22

A. Ak,A t.> t~a 1f.lu
n, A. sna1 tln1; y nin ~ !a9 as nat heeo" nn]o.-
HEheral OF sciuates!s, ana. ~ ine c,os1 o. noss
s!i.te", IT. plaseo n 1tu eo1nanm - tos Iena.E nh
,nner,1 sas =, bspnarg ~ IT, iato 9niedcratc
E.opetsY peonsns It, ~ .Aso ,y ~ .!nr
s,aa "aa H. 1tts. nst ~ nav nv ~ crrs frn In
tor.nGn t uosc aut:es1 maI @ % ..1cs1ea tlnm the
reir r.. III nrms ~ ea, " h,rrc ~ n4ar
.ea.su Hln esnaalat'u seIJ nIsuJ, - WIZ iit.s ~
e.1pe ac9uftnattlA anu lsEtaso !oI selIlnh
coa5. cnsi" ana aPp1op'la''ns 70 n''nso' sn' pf'@
eefns. Ir
,o,aG III II o GfnGspy @ ~ poe. 70 so sho,, u
msnasf mani u shs pspa.tmsnt 81 IT q Georsa. % ~
.,s a nahts "a not permit HIN to rssan a. evs's
a@so s"1 sa1s n.nne e c menh xf
ps Ps!seas isisr aa s!, si'fs !sa st?sy i
erinto. u faen 9ns Y, s"y Lug. up KY y 0
,saa w,nsa ~ u A io "a mss"SIoh % ana nch ao'x,
NV "as ni.s ~ sn ~ sas' ~ w,vn ne Mns Eanns ,,a ~
:ses si.y .oue e IL ele:s @ .aa sis s:ests Y 9es!d I'd
~ "'ness the sccSless @uoAe''y
~ ,9ypnm.1 9s's p.ay1 .1ov ,our.ox,. ,,,arovvp
nuHnr al Il Int ns wnter Gen, strssIn'an anh Was
waiting j. washington to Se be-, appointed soero-
did py Esrep 70 acen ap9b psrb
1ro.n Sahnso1's m table stsea1 tn MaT, IT.: lso',
iouis'sns'Ihs o ilfh SsT Orleans 81 i!:.ast V
Amt, 1is 1se3 I491Gh strFan noTR a1.d hons NJ
p @ + ts if f,,,sa ler,,.e. .tsa XVIII %i,aI e,
s.H ~ crn VIZ - ~, enr n,n - ,! it
L.a1nss ss, Vvv,uo . ru ~, ~ ne ii,,s.a. "1
s. sIs1s,s nHs slci!ont , x: amu ah'he" l.nsnss'
S,v1 ,1e & s@. 3anE ~ uuup,I . sns ~, 4oa.. 9.
EG1 w w. t;t tne ~, anul.s snc m uatues
@ ,,f .msa3e1fe,, a.u M "@s Ws ,trieon % ata,os 90
Ma..pa ~ t"ls ~ ~ Mas .ne axn fa'..,
aa,,s y, sa ~ anu ou ,,o,r u. 'o'
7on 0e'au.us!s s ~. aaIs aiium't. n'..',s,,,
r, 1s''.ss 1sihEpuaxN 3 " ~ uEfAuLtEn. T.. ~.
.nnt >, = s.,ta a attn H., !, L. as
ttIti a s, uc1fsa nhH tssft G' " ~ Eir.s -
XIV nu ~ 10 Ls,,s s WV ,,nt, ~ ~. f., rss -.
In. o. ,,a4,. r.. aH's't.,.5. H. n1.as ~
@ ,s .s noro-
ue ,.,e sutho.,es ,s,,,n .oa1na ~ ~,
ntt ,'nu - 4 nG HI. ras fsnn r s,at
.,tth.sn..i, ~ ~ III ~yaoa. III ian', ~
m1Mi nn1 i., nc naa aIeauy nea uoaa ~ u
snSeI,,f "1 Tnr"nro ;" ni1ic;a1 FIT a'3,,ttouol
ht.,,n g. ait ~ ,,. ~ ,nfi4,,,a
asr,adv ronnrtnd uhci, III Grn stsn,,n,an ci,"ras
a:,ca 1aeo.G "n.nt vi. i.sa n.E'sn IN .t
osas s rn."1nad ~ sa,n ~, nn,,tl,s ~ at',c.
tIre,,nS,,t H o.4i,. e"tu tor,, ~ snrp,cs ns
sHlousAoat n.a eHnn teEn. .. ssIspe' ,,j,, 1me
UPON tMS nti1nat ~ oonu mst1 m XIX,
!na % - Wall Wt eiooous a. IN. =; ~ t.'-
a91ynan ~ NV @ s9Ssss 1t cNaon ~ ano Noshet'
st:o; anu samuel nl; IL; iotse}, , eo,o. .-a r.,
ah H. ,.[a rG'as1 ,ES H. lately N n1ag ~, ~ y;
xia XIII 1s n aa, ,2JI ~ MIS- saSpea1ea' aau' ~
| AFlA' 1oov, ieMos.u. ' IT, .ooo otg
, 1876-09-22
THE CUSTOMS SERVICE.
DEMOCRATIC cALCMNY RERUTED.

6pkcfat Dftp1tch to 1He Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Sept. 2l.-The Commits
s[oner Of Customs, in rcply to n letter from In
liann, l!aa prepared q statement showing the
condition OF tho Customs servtce. The Demo-
crats havo charged that thcro l,as beon a great
increase ou the percentage of expenditures In
the customs service since 1e1u Commissioner
johnson conclus!ycly sh1ws, BY the official rec
or.ls, that this statement Is false In the non-
paying districts it cost In 1850 ss.aa3 to collect
every dollar. It costa nov, III tho no,l.payIng
districts, to COLLECT the tsault amount, but
el.05. There las been vast improvement Ia
this branch Of the public service since 1850. The
loss OH the transactions Of customs officers from
1870 to 1850, tl,r 20 years ot Democratic rule.
was SIS in every $1,000. Tho loss OH the trans.
acio,,s vi customs officers from 16Cu TO ISIS WIS
$1.D0 for every t10,00o Owing To the lapse Of
time, little III tho deficiency occurring prior 10
1sGO will be collected, whilc Ut thu dctl.
cheney nrLa!ng sENce that time there Is
every probability that 80 much will he accounted
for rs 10 materially scdueu the rate Of all
losses In tho period from lS8u to 1875. The loss
OH disbursements during the Democratic period
from 1S30 to 1850 was u fl every $1,000. The
loss on disbursements from 1850 10 1875 WAS
$40 In every $4,000. OF tho new districts
established since 1860, but thrte are ron-paying,
md silce that period the number Of npn-pay1nE
districts has been ditniniallc4.
, 1876-09-22

much. Tho prerer1at!on Of tho no.crn,nens wa.
s IL rGs sd a s' sss g. III g. Ss.
mind. In measuring Tho saer,hccs u Gust that blood
Hhs more precloaa than gold. The men who
in i'cn.l, and ~ shattered tI' ia " 1imb vero con.
Mit!. which, nj he vcalth the countr1 poured Into
for your conr!esy, and regrett!ny that Other en-.
gsSsmtsnn t,. will prevent my being p,et,sn an
'' "''' asr, wltn,cu, e. - '''''"@'
. patLApItpnIA, M r., aept. 1o,-Galrman e r. r.
traitors, up Will. tltc sars." {slgncd|
Ab1usT WILI1csf, Major.Genofal
rRKsiDrNT GHANT.
pH!LAnEIrrt.A, Pn:. Sept. cl.-Gou. E. F. Nor.
r., I"tttqsanoih: Please express to the veteran
VIII e% S III. sSs aessaso ape tSe
meeting Of 20 many soldiers from 10 naay parts 81
thc country may prove as interesting u those meet
ts country tla! ali VA not IN vain that they MI
fcred 80 much for the preservation and perpetua.
t|on Of The united Government tSSIixessd}, H..
SPEECHES. - o 'AAo'
After tho reading Gen. Walter Hartman, of
New l[ampshtre, was introduced and spoke Mt
some length upon the conclusion Of ILLS 70
sefse as ff % % Me5s pita'5st pwa 5 at S' Iesel es Gs
spcaker's stand. Lie spoke fnt m hour and a
quarter, apparently to lle very great satisfac
tion u tle a,sslle,lSe. His speech Is the subject
OF much favorable comment tu-nigbt.
Fitzpatrick, of Men, Jcrscy, anl tlen. John c.
RubnaolI, of New York, UP ~ 8 O'Clock, wheE
the Convention adjourned.
THE ILLusfINAT1os.
Tonight before dark ule people began to as-
scsnble aleng tho line Of narcl, designated fo
tho torcl,-lIght procession. Tho streets ln th<
central part of llle city especially, being densel,
packed wilt, surginE crowds who clecrcd tft
, 1876-09-22
ILLINOI6.

VILLA NlpoE, ILL.,, Sept. al.-Tho reception
OF Shelby N. Cullom to-day was aattertps and
novel In ihe extreme, Nearly 100 colored men
mounted on horseback and drawn up In line
went au through the 1nannuyres Of we'll
drilled company Of cavalry. Tic Captain, In
white pa1.taloous, claw-hammer coat, red sash,
aul drawn sword, was every iuch soldier, aud
brought ua back to tbs time when thu colored
troopa fought nobly. 1t was nearly o'clock
when our meeting commenced, We marched to
.nost beautiful grove on Villa Ridge, from
whose top we beheld Que Ut the most charming
landscapes our eyes have eyer rested upon iu
this great State, and 1t never seemed, 10 lily to
Vi " Il does to-day. alter wandering over It Tor
, 1876-09-22

Convention to nominate candidate for Con-
Eresstonat honors In the Sixth Wisconsin Dis
trIct assembled here in force to-day, delegations
intending from the First, Second, Third, and
Fourth Districts Of Wlnncbago; First md Sec
and Districts Of Waupaccn; First and Second
Districts Of 0utaranle; First, Second, aud
Third Of Brown County; also, delegates from
Calumet, Door, Kewaunee, Grccn Lake, and
Waushara Counties, Tie Russell House WIS
full to oyerlowin9, between 15o md 200 guests
having to be provided for with bed or board.
The Oshkosh contingent turned out In
force, aud amongst others we noticed tho on.
8. B. Paige, Col. II. B. uarshaw, the Hon. ".
II. Doc, Nelson Gill, Esq, d. l.. Libby. Esq,
the Hon. X. McCurdy, and Messrs. 4. g, Rat,-
dali, II. D. Jackson, and Gen. 7. 8. Allen, aud
John Hicks, Esq, Of tho Oshllosh Northreste17.;
Capt. G. N. Paine, Capt. j. u. Ball, D. L.
Ltbbey, Il. ". Mickey, and 6. W. Burncll.
Appleton was represented by 4. ]. Reid, Ut tho
Io1, ant bis quict partner, G. n htf!5es, Ap-
picton's most efficient Postmaster. Green BAY
sent this Hon. D. C. Ayers uud a. ". Kimball,
ESQ. Omro was Represented by Nelson Olin,
Kcwauuee by George Grimmcr aud Il. l.. Wing
mud the Hon. 6. ". 6tebbins, and Waupaeca
] by tue Hon. G. Caldwell and G. H. Bright,
Esg., of the Waapacca Repn19ieaa.
The delegates assemblcd at noon In tho
Sehutzcn Hull. II. r. Leayins, ESQ, of Nccnal.
was elected Chairman, and the preliminary pro-
cssa,aga co."nssafeu Gs, M.tM the aPP9nt,,neht o.
s9nittee.n W 1avacItia4s au'l Meeu1osloAe'
tion rcasseinblrl at 3 o'clock, and confirmed
the reports submitted By the ahove Commit
| tees.
An Informal ballot WIS then taken, the result
9c'ME hIhnai, y; oElnlIne1i il' y. =. Csa.;c, G
H. y =; IT. tostet, au g., 9mg nla1,S so1e. Ine
p; e Hrnner, 4 n u; q f. crane'o; H. L. Leaylns'
II ". y, rG!kcI, =. r-,-r
IN anf t,a ',a. eaot H. H. e n eae Y "ut r.
4h,plsahti5; on1asu,'s ny ~ uat " 40 1Equ1so
na,., u u1eeh oay' '''c so'e "as oec'assa ona'''
nfGus. .,,.,,
ING result "es naaieo Mith eonsi4etaule ~. cl,-
| thus!asm, l9!n niLHtleF, Es9, gnu ll!s support
G!s GFoGlal,nslg inels Setcrns1GtsoH . 70 h.ck 10
hiMnall tntouEa snsk at''i ltlil eaal nas
aGe !of Inc fsmGa1eu ,, @ heP,eScnIalfst am
IN noeaSe w. .y 1n ~ -. H. ~, @ ont,, c,ey s1
pressGa ~ ms '"anAs 1of tac nohoF aSala con1efFeo
upon Mn.
:, totfecFai1e this Ee'ttteiaah, 70 thRy be eaid
that 9e Is pIeenihenI!y httea 70 represent tne
ill., y NV ~ " H. NTH rnnMssanni
lNstriet o. N1seohsil. tGs Ipwalas, ~ Unity
years ~ one place n's lathef lplinxea the par-
SUIT O. Iaiinnss att WIKI tna aas,aatHss u
pFaeiiga, kip"aeuGG ssIy ea,g uo.a s1ts ~ s' - t..
VI. hiEnlall has turned snccets!uaiy ior Ing
Ptns R,yer Wa.t:saIa County. nx..u,,., ,o
IN aaait9h 70 'a.!l'Ms o.' ~ extensive ssa'e,
| pr. hih9a'l Nah tor aMent{,sMto ,eI,s uunl. y
larse aiu eonlhrGnenssss pasaGss I - ~ geneIat
tlssshlasc anu y ,Mt 9t ~
ing Tug number ana snaEuli;aas T.; . 81 us transne-
tons, NC Mas ngFGr H. saS" ~ eou1' u"Y i'altes
tUr monetary ooiIsAtionss
II many ways ~ ,las lelpea ne" settlers "
, 1876-09-22

Br1RtT or THE GATHERING At lHplANAPot.is.
Special Dfseatca to 7As 7rtsuns.
INDtANAPoL1s, Ind, 8ept. 2t.-YcstcYJay tile
city wns crowded, but ~ compared with the
vast multitude Of veterans hero today iu at
tendance upon tho reunion, that wax slim
gathering yesterday. Tho city seemed lost init
so-day, this mighty eoneourse Of Union citizen
soldiers. EARLY in the morning their columns
filed the principal streets and avenues, waiting
to fall Into line and take up tic march In the
grand parade. At 10 o'clock the entire line
was In motion, aud amid such cheers
rs made the ehocs ring, proceeded
through tho city. Along the entire route
the veterans were received with greetings
such A. the loyal people extended to the boysin
b1uc during Tho War, while tbs people lifted
their hats 10 salute the old battle days. The
public buildings. and private residences, anl
business blocks on tho route generally were
handsomely decorated. The air seemed filled
with flags and banners, and along tlle entire line
throughout the city the Boys III Bluo we're tic
recipients Of a
GRAND, SPONTANEOUS, POPULAR OVATION.
The procession itself was one of the biggest, II
not the biggest, In that way ever witnessed here,
about Is, oU1 men being III ltne.
The Convention did not rcassenbEo at Circle
rrau* ~ n,,hcT.d IN cro,i. IL ri ,i,s;ne ~. .,r.et.
otnmt ,hc ratlIno hotcIa, and ,,cls1 imnron,,,t,,
reunions that yyrr. nonr tbc In. hearty for he.
Ing inpEamptu. They gave vent to their fcei-
ings by singing the old campaign songs, "Marrh-
Ing Through Georgia." "John Browns Body
Lies Moldcrtng in the Grave, but His Soul Goes
Marching On" and tho like. When glimpse
was caught Of Burnside the air rang with cheers,
and Logan anu IlaTtranft and other Of their old
commanders were greeted in like fashion. Where
ovnrvvi,.r. w,s ranewsi, Tho no,,-a,1osi, of I'm
r,,nr, ard actt
run ru.runr m rux n.v
WIS, O, co,,r,e, lob Inrcr.o1l,a ,nrcch. Everv-
,'ad, , ~ 49, ,,aas ~ ~ ,,,, spsse E's
pooY hao heafa % hi'f'' anu everybody "antea
to hear him. 80 It was that long before tile
hour announced for him to sneak tic thousands
po,,red into Circle Par, until. bcforc tr w. in
trod,,c,a ,hc-, ,ra. thara s,,,.,, tbron. thot
~. 49, :. 'se oa. .,.,' snaous .nat
powcrful yolre. The sneec1l. at which the re-
nort that /. srnt ovrr t1,r wtros i. Int ,o.ncrs
~ 'nAs - 'sa' ose. VIC ""eo % "u' i'.e'se'
itnpassioned efforts, and from arst
10 last held the multitude as Ii
sncl1- bn,ud. II brrnn 10 rnln. and IupcreolJ
stonnc,, and ,sked vhsthcr lie conysntto,,
'sSpp." a"4 "ohe3 ""os"e' sne esA'sns,o4'
SHOULD ad]o'arn TO some place INDOORS 10
on,'' responded full thousand ilent md
amidst tremendous applause be resumed, aul
acsplte Tue blower which, however, soon olcw
over, tho crowd remained to listen md to cheer
and cheer apn{n. lila e,onucnt f1cnuncfatton
Of the Democratic party as the party Of treason,
and ILLS vinl'catlon OF the Republican party as
1ae past5 oi ifeeaom anu OF psog1ess' elRated
unboundea enthusiasm which was out another
testimonial that tue Boys In Blue will yote for
tAe malhteuaIec u tAe s"Hle PsIuapic5 Aor
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-02-24
au5 etu @snatur Der gsr. gtaateu.

Die AntlG9en, ruel9e 9esen 6errn Geo. s.
Spencer, ben repubIifanifden Senator pon
sllabamo, erboben ruurben, 8epabren einen
GtnbltG in bic 8e9enpdrti9 In pieIen iISItden
StGaten berrf9enben 3ufdnbe, ber aaea
tlbertrifft, mas bisber iiber ben i9eubli6en
unfu9, oer unter Grants Nominiitration i'm
sii6en Derlbt wurbe, betannt 9euorben iit.
Das Committee Der 8iir9er ees Staates gtlas
baro, ueI9es benz Senatacomttittee filr
BabIen un6 PripiIe9ien ben proteft 8e8en
bic fernere Inettennun9 Spencet's tibesretdz
te, bat 8eweiie in 66nbep, aus benen unter
Anberem 5erporsebt baB Spences ietne Grs
wabIung gum 8unoessSenater our9 Befe9s
unoen fiberte, unb baB bic YsitteI ba5u u. u.
burd $23, 900 beI5afft ,purben, bic g. 6.
WsouIton, ber 8eIimeifter uon Mobile, Der
&egierung geftObIsn. RouIton ruurbe our9
Spencer's sinfluB gum Puftmeiiter uOn Dios
bile ON bic gteIIe eines Mlannes Namens
gutuam ernannt. Moulton bate bis babin
i'm 8ofamte 3u 0lobiIe bic StelIe zines
Money-order-@Lstts irne sebabt, aus rueI6er
er entIaiIen pur6e, ba Ct bes 1lnterfdIeifs
uon DfentIi6en @eIbern usrbddtis war. 4utz
nam, ber abseiebte goftneifter bei9w5rt, baB
er bas Bohoepartentent uon oer Mbiebung
MouItou's, Iopie pom ben l1rIa9en, rpesbalb
bieieIbs erfoIste, ,itterri6tete; er bsna9ri9s
tigte aud Spencer bauon unb ebenio ben
Brafibenten. Irob onebem tuirbe ber
S6pin6Ier 9toaIton on bic Stelle Butnam'S 8
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gsas @eianbts uiitsu ,lnb folten.

Ser aasI6uB bes NationaI. Abseo,bnetens
bauIes fur auswarttse AnseIesenbeitea bat
bic Ius8oben flr btefeS Departement tint
$435. 837 berabSeiest, unb 3par in ber Ntebrs
3obL Der ein3eInen guntte, in benen er Ct.
iparunsen uOri@lus, nit politem Re6t.
5r. Blaiam s. Sprin9er uon Slinois mod
te bic pOn ieinem Gusiduils uorssidIasenen
Abfreibunsen gum 8esenifanbe elmer Der
blbi6efea 8eben, bic IN bieIer Sisuns i'm
GonSreb sebaIten purben. 8ebarf es bod
aud meter ni9ts, urs bic 2a5musteIn in 8e.
weSun9 gu iesen. oIs 6ab man ber 8ebaupts
nn8 bes 9rn. GarfieIo uon Obio, ybab nies
mails Der bipIomatii6e unb conIuIarilde
Dienit 10 uobIfeiL uno ebrItd sefibrt uorben
iei aIs 8eraoe iebt" bic ein3eInen ausgabes
poften bes Budgets fir's Nusrpdrtise eegens
iberfeat. gs fdQt einem babel unmiafarli6
Senator Dtorton'8 8ebouptun8 Elm, baB Der
an1ertfanifde 8eamtenfanb ber poblfeiIite
unb bette auf bet 8eIt iei - uas ii9 Angez
ft4ts uon Sopce anb McDonaIb unb 6en
5abaofen anSern 8OseIn Dom ielben @efieser
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gonsreR.

Den 16. 6ebrHar. - Senot. Gin
BeidIab, baB ftnftig Reben, Die ni6t eebols
ten ruorben linb, ni6t I'm Gon9reiRcnal Jtes
corb pubIicirt rpeg6en foIen, rpur6e bis mors
eefs satiid9eIegt an6 oann Der gonferen3s
Beri@t in 8etreff ber 8iftritt Columbia Bombs
berdthen
Das Saus paTIirte cine Bin 3ur 8erbeis
iernns Ses @efebes fir 6ie aufnabue Don
Colorado oIs Stoat. gtab peri9iebenen ans
beren @ei1dftem pon nid anseneiner 9Sids
tigfeit rp,rbe bic 3eorganiiation bes 8aabess
geriGts beratben. #
Den II. Sebruar. SIM Sennte rei9te
Wright cine 8in Elm fit Die Uern;inSeruna
Der 8inien ON ber 6FentIiden SduIb un6 fur
bte ginfGbrun8 zines ii1eren unb ,,ela}tiIben"
@elbumIoufs. Cine 8iI fir ben Berfauf
oer BanbeI5' 2dnbereien in GaIifornien tab
Oregon, rpurbe berotben.
| Das 6oas erwdblte g. g. gor oIs tents
pordten BofFBer un6 iebte bic Debate iiber
Sie Bil ffir bic 8eOrgontfation bes 8anbess
SeiiStawefens fort.
| Deg21. 5ebruar.-D Ser Senat paijirte
cine 9iu, bic ben gerfouf Der NubboIss26ns
oereien in Californian reguIirt, unb perbans
bette iber uerf6iebene anbere BiIs BON niGt
olSemeirer Wi9ti9feit. Ser Sausbei6Ius,
Der ben 20. 6ebruar 81 einem offt3ieGen Sets
ta9e tnd9t, fuurbe on9enorn,nen.
Das 6ous paiiirte Die 8iq fir 6ie Heors
saniiotion bes 8,lnbeseeri6ts unb 8ins bann
our 8erotbnn8 ueti6ieoener anberer BiQS
ilber. 8eioe 0di,Ier uerta9ten iib, Inn bos
Anoenfer 8ai1tl8tcn's gu ebren, Bis Dtittz
| r4nfh
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-02-24

Grf6merung ber Muswonberuno.
Dem beutf9sn &ei9stase lag am %. sonuar
Der foIsenbe &esierunSsuOri9Ios our 8era.
tbun8 por:
v8er es ii6 gum gei9dfte na9t, 0eutI6e
sur gtnswanoerunS 80 uerleiten, spirb nit Sc
fansniB bis Su2 Sabren baHraft. 0er untes
gorfpiessIuns fali6er gbatia9en ober wiIs
ientIi6 nit unbesranbeten GnSaben Deuti9e
sur Ausuanberung perleitet ober su perLeiz
ten iudt ,uirO NIT 6efdnsnib nidt nnter l
Sabr befraft."
....Dariiber erbob ii9 cine Iange Debate
ble meifem &ebner betra@teten ben BorI9Iag
Der &esierunS ais au bebenfli9; oer1eIbe
nllbte notbuenbiserrpeile su groBen MiBs
brdu6en fiibren. 8anfs ertIarte rnter All:
6eret,1: .f 5 Ind ~
Stan tonne bod nt9t wabrenb berienise,
ber ausenbIidIid tauIenbneiie ItummperIo.
denbe Yroipeete uerienbet, itrahos bIeibt benr,
ber einem bieberen 2anbbeuobaer mittbeiIt,
bab ienieits bes Oceans Elm 2anb liese, rpr
es b6bere 2Dbne 9ebe, cine Strafe 3ubictiren.
gBanoert Der 2anbarbeiter aus, 10 liest bieS
nidt IN eieier MittbeiIuns, fonbern in unierr
wirtbI9aftIi6en 3uftanben, Die tbsilweifc
bur9 bic 8e8ierung berbei9efdbrt worber
iinb. 8eiIer tbdte bic &e8terung fiir ein'
before griften3 Der IGnbIi6en 4rbeiter II, Del
Seiulat for9er, ola IoIde Strafbefintntiin9er
uorsu|9Iagen, benn nit Der M6sIi9teit einel
belferen griFend falle Oie Inssnanoerun9s
Su3t uon ieIbft fort, da
Sober fann li6 ni6t berpesen Iaiier, eilten
10 ar9en unb unR9er absefabten Parasra
pben ieine 3ufimmuns Su seben. Sn S1no
ben rperbe Ii6 aud iiberbaupt Nienonb, be
ausspoabern upue, bauon abbaEtsn IaGe1
unb Dsroe lt6 bann aud ni6t an einen Asen
ten In Stuttsart, ionbern nod Qmfteroan
penben, un6 bic Msenten Dibten SdIi9
8enug, fi1 ber Sono bes @eieBes Su entjie
ben. Die GuspanberunS uiiiie uon Ste9ie
runssbeau.ten bright tpereen, oas iei bic Sc
IunoeIte Soru, bic man einfiibren tonne.
/, Gapp Iisbt bas SeiLu1ittel tn ben Wprtei
bes MiniEiers bes Snnerts, Die berieIbs 90
onoertbaIb Sobren in, preuBii8en Abseorb
netenbouie auBerte: sra den sic bel
2euten ibre 5eimat 10 enge
nebm, wie lie es brIben ftnben
bann merben tie it9er bIeib c n.
esbm iei betannt, bab Elm Bean,ter bes giote
0euti6en 2lopb beitraft uorbeR iei, neil e
einen Manne, ber ibn fru8, sefaSt bate
mann bas na9Eie @9iff absebe unb i'm eir
BreisIife 8e3eist batte. (66rt b0rtD 9
. f0nne ia auf bieIem 2Bege Sober frafba
, tperben, Der Ieinem 8eruanbten i9reibe, {
ioIIe ibm nod Gmerifa na9fon1men. st f
gang sesen ioI6e unbur6flbrbare Sarte TN
! nubloIe Beitimuiiits.
Die Debate enbete ba,nit, baB bic 8orIae
| in ber folsenben 9an3Ii6 perdnoerten Sorr
ongenontrtien .parbe:
vgBer es ii@ gum @eI6dfte no5t Geui
, i@e iInter 8oripteseluns fali9er Tbatla6e
ober ,piiIentIi9 NIT unbesriinoeten gn8abe
ober burd anbsre auf Tauf@uns bereGnei
WlitteL sur Gustuonberuns su uerleiten, mir
. NIT @efdnsniB pon Deonat bis 3a 2 Sabre
, beStruft,"