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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

ma Sn biefer ISOLDE taben mir 5wei
Sobesfdae su beridten. Der srife III Der
BON frau GaroIina Sang, Satin bes
Serrn George Sang i'm alter BON 81
Sabren. sSrau Sang MGR fdon mebr're
Monate bur@ Elm Ser,Ietben an ibr
8ranfenlaser sefeFeIt unS unb mar Der
am l. b. 81. sintretenbe Sob fir fe cine
G%rIoiuns uns iduerer Yein. Sertorbene
mar cine Der eritenNnfeolerinnen unferer
Stabt unb bate fd. pie bic sablrei&e
BetbeiIiauns an ibrem gesrabnib bewies,
cine srobe Nnsabl Hreunbe erworben.
Ser speite Sail lit Der Iebten @benb
srfoIste SOB oes Srn GarI @eimer nod
'SmonatIid: &raEfenlaser. Serr @einier
itanb i'm befien @anneSalter, SO Sabre
unb binterldbt cine Srau nebF bier
fleinen &inbern, bic feinen friib,eitisen
Sob b~eirauerm. Sic Beerbiauns fnbet
moreen 1admittus UNI 2 llbr bonn Srau'
erbaufe aus ftatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

Beg gclcecntlid bes SabresptdfeIs
modtcn mir uniere seebrten 9eier nod'
malls auf bic in Milwautee, @is., er'
ideiuenoe beutfdc iauitrirte ~ q { r.u n ,
Sarten bau3eitun Q" aufmertiam
MAIDEN. sc 1T bieS Die ein3iae rein
bsutia . ameritanifae 3eitidrift welde
erideint, unb tit porbientermaben pOpu'
lar.
Scr Nbonnementspreis 1T 70 biaia
(nur rs Gents tas gauge Sabr), oab Elm
ieber 0armer ODER Sdrtner, fotpie man'
der Staoter, Der iib fur 8lnmens, Sbit.
ober 8ieneniudt intercifrt. biefe Belt.
fdrift neben icinen rcsuldren @ldttern
balten fam.
Mir finO erb0tis, 8eieQunscn unb
Nbonnsments9elter fir bic alder uno
@artenbau 3eitun9" in Gmpfans gu neb-
men, uno miro bas Blatt oor
plnftlid sefanbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

I6r Ole 3otaI'3eitunse n.
81 IS Dir aufridtis barum ,u tbun, bic
9otoIasituna gut unterfibt unb erbalten
gu ieben? Sbne 3weifel, oenn cine Orud'
erei in sincm Orte if gar niat au psr-
idmabsn - fe eibt &unbe bon 8ielem,
mas font pobl ewis @ebeimnib bleiben
wiroe, obne 8e3abIuns bafar au perlan'
gen. Die 9otal3eituns baIt Sid wobl
unterr,dtet bon ben 8orsansen UNI Sid
uno sibt Sir manden Matbfdlas uno
@inf bon praftiidem @ertb. 8On
mirtlider Grfabruna in Der Sade, men.
men mir foIsenoe @eseln aIs bic beiten,
UNI cine 3eituns in fl.iuen Srten auf'
redt au baltcn: @bonnir: oarauf unb
peraib bas Besablen nidt. Sdide Seinc
Drudarbeiten uns @n,eisen mad Der
Drudersi. SiIf Die 3e,tuns intereiant
MAIDEN baburd, bab Ou Dem @eoatteur
ale @orfdle BON geoeutuns mittbeilt.
2eae Die Nurdt, Der Oriider modte reid
weracn, rubio bel Seite, benn ie lit unbe'
ariinbet. @erlanae nidt AT bicI BON
3tebatteur, ionbsrn be9niise Sid nit lem
8ewubtiein. bab er nod 8raften itrebt,
Die 3.itune intereGant fir Did ~ ma
den. gebenft. bab @sbatteure nu'
Menfden frb, inter benen mon midi
ieben Sag einen Salomon iubet. Der es
Maen redt MAIDEN tann, SIT Der @eOat
teur nidt 10 geideint wie Ou ielblt.
uerssibe ca ibn,; bebente, oab 20 ia uid'
feline Sdutb 1T uno iei ;ufriehen in Den
8eiibe elmer %groBeren Guantitat @sbirns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

sar Dlebfere Serren battsn in Der
Iebten Reuiobr-. Ma&t beabh&tist ben
Mnbru@ oes Centennial Sabres ouf cine
Semfelben wirbise @eile. bur& Ibfsuern
Der aanoue unb MnSinben zines sreben
greuoent.uers auf S&robers Berg ju
fsiern. Do@ bic Softer battsn ss gang
oneers in ibrem @atb beidIOfen, uno
eturm unb &sasn r~erourbfn ben armen
Groentimoern ibren Spab. Die &anone
ftlr,te wabrenb ibrem Sransport nm uno
fonnte ni4fmsiter sebru&t iperben. Mad]
{dwerer @rbe,t wurSe bas @sidub 'uieoet
auiaeridtet unb bann mebrere Sahfs
aus Semielbsn absefeuert. Sas Sreu'
eenfeuer iebod mubte untsrbleibsn oa
oas Drennmaierial su NAB astuorosn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

- &nr uns liegt bas erfte 2eft ecs
neuen Sabraunses BON Der in 9 3ideps
8erIas
vslouelen Sdab" Oie Senoen3 reS
Slattes. weldss nunmebr ieinen iisb,ebn-
ten Sabres9ang begiunt, 1T ben eeutiG'
amerituniiden Sumilien fir Den moalidil
b;aisen Y,eis, bel better Nusiiuttuna,
cine 2ettiire su bieten, pelde ieoem Se'
biIosten 8efriebiauns sewabrt. Ser
Snba.t tes nNobe0en Sdub" 1T ic
sewablt. bab oerielbe ben bsliebteiten
bsuetrlfiiden Sournalen OeutidIauos
an bic Ssite eeitelt werben fam Mli
her llnterhaltung gebt i'm vNopeaer
Sdab" Die Belcbruna &ano in @anN. -
Sober MbOnnent erbalt nit 3sft Is ooel
be, 8oranbesabIuns ees Sabres MbOnne
msuts fofort 8csen @adsabIuns BON Gu
Gents bas pradtooue in SeIfarbeA orud
aussefibrte 8untbIatt: vsaOameritani'
fiber urnalb H."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05
Isy- Ser farte sturm Der am Meu

pa- Ser tarte Sturm Der an Meu'
iabrstaae iiber unfeye Nahbaridatt 3D.
binfauste, bat bsbcutenoen Sdaoen an
Baunen, sauppen u. {. ~. psrutiaHf'
giner unierr getannten befanb fid nab
renb bes beftiafsn sObens oes nnpettere
i'm 8aIte umb befdreibt Gle Seens ale
cine pirtlia sroburtise unb erfdittsrno:
,,@edts unb lints. Dor unb bintsr mii,"
faate er. uiirattn mabtise Bdume ~
Boben unb Die episen Der 3peise elmer
fouenb.n eide trafen nod ben @ump'
meines |ferses, oas int raien6en Sanopt
Sabiniaate. Sd war ber3lia frob ais ID
enblid Gus benz @albe mar"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

Der v@oo'nen. &ran," Die neue
3eitid,ift, fir weIde @rlner & 8ogers
@ews COMPANY in Mepgort ole General
Nsentur iibernommen bat. erfrtut iid)
zines beifpieQOien G~rfolaes. &unoert
t%aufcno GrsmpIare oes erften Settles iaO
in allen Sbeilen oes 2anoes CUR Nhsgabe
%gelanst unb nod INNER laufen bon alien
Seiten neue BeiteIunssn Gin. Su Grs
uartunb elmer %fernern erfreulideu Nad.
frase, oheriren Die 9erousasber Dem
YubIitum pradtuoae Yramisn. Ser
rWopeIsn 8ran;" 1T burd ale 3eitunss'
bdnoler ,u besieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

nea- @cr bilise @aaren e~infaufen
min. Dem ratben mir bic @nNi9e Der
Serrn O. u. t.. 8 s. WertenS Die ar
s;ner nrberen Stele bes b%eutisen Blattss
su fnsen lit, @idt nur bic in Der On
sciee %benanntsn 9lrtiteI ino fsets i'm
@sfdafte Der Serren Mertcns gu finSen.
fcnSern ale 8eaenitanbe tuelde in ibr'
@efhdftsbrandc seb6ren, ino in orobts'
@uswabI in ihrem @tore ,u fnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

seA- Elm 80. Scsember tuurben Ser
q. 9. 8ruuee nnb SrauIein Sber;ie
NottbcI rurd @rn. Nriebensridter Gbas.
pofmauu i'll Sic 0eIeIn 3bmnens &C.
tdIaaen.
Wit MeGt SItfcn lie nom alien Sabre
Saaen: Cube out, NHee gut. Bir nun
fdcn ibnen nidt muir Elm frobes Neuiabr
fonSern bofsn, tab bas san3e Scbr fur
aie feias tribe Stuube bringen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

Se- llntere Serren giermirtbe fanser
AN gang bersweifelte @efdter gu idneibrr
iobalo man nit ibnen iber DE @usidter
auf cine suteGisernte su ipred,en beainnt
Bon Nlasta sic su be,ieben lit Der Mebr
3abl berlelben su fofipieIia uno uenn Dit
pradtpole Serbtwitteruns nod lang
anhalt. wirS ,bnen bod feine anSer'
@abI bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

I6- 6 in neuer 3eu9e.- Mus
@tiuoiae, g., aebt uns bon Serrn Bern
harb Stieble foI9enbes Sdreiben su;
sd bin fdon LANCE 3e,t nit gruitIeioer
u..S fur,em Ntbein bsbaftet uub IS iheint.
oes llebeI Wcle iid gar nidt aeben
Or. Nuouf8ini9's S q b urge
Brufttbee, ben mir elm Nreunb emp
fabl, bat mir bic! Sntes 9etban, mas i'd
serne bcjeuac.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

hS- 3err Geo. s. Sing, uuier Gountt
Sauliuperintenben. mar Iebte ISOLDE in
Megieo, no er Der 8erfammluns bel
Seperintenoenten bss Staates beiw obrte
4err Ring it Der Nnfdt, bab bisfe Ser
fammlunsen Der Sduliuperintenbsntel
bon beoeutentem BOrtbeil fir unf.,
Sdullpftem icin merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

e6r Das lebten Sonntas Ibsnb in
Der tatboliiden Birdie b~sranRaltste
Sacret Concert mar fsbr gut bsiudt unb
bic Oerfdieeenen 8ortrdse &c. fslen sur
alsemeinen 8efrieSisuns aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

ssr Sere S. 81. Mitdb bot, Madden
Der glntbeil feines Observation-Disclosures
o,n eineesanacuen SeHerfon eits ~Sort'
fdritt" mtsr G9eeution pertauft worSen
1T, aud teinen MntbeiI an benz gen
@eldafte beraubert unb fheibet nun
wabrideinli9 auf INNER bon Der Sour
AaIiitif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

M $err Busenmader Sibmeser
bat nebsn Der sGmisos sss Ssrrn 8rste
cine neue Berifatte berriaten IaGcn unb
wirS biefsIbe biefer Sage bsSisbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

s9- Serr Gcunts Collector &ubn pirc
nic urs mitae!beilt wurbe in einl9ea
9aaen wieher 70 melt beraeftelt fein, Dab
er ieineu @efdafttn mteber obliegen Fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

~ &ir hatttn 9eitern Sas Sersnl-
gen Serrn O. s. @entner in Oct Stact
at ~tearuben. GO. mar bies iein srNer
Musoana nod 6 wodentliGem &rantiein'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

No. Der in Der ct. Gbarles &an
Iebten 1reitas Nadt a~bsebaltsne Cyl
better Bal mar iehr gut befudt uno Die
Sh.j(nebmsr amuGrten iid aufS Bette.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

Sa- Der $ermann Iiterarii&e getein
pirO feline na&ite 8erfammluns ana 6rss.
tag ben IA. b. @. abbaltsn, une Ri&f
mie irrtbimli@ beri@tet am 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

seA- Gle ionnn,en tasIid in friid'
Senounaen al, ndmlid Die beriibmtel
Baltimore Iufern bel Sdwerbel uni
&uan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05
Gtfenbabm Seitfabene.

Wciflia eebenbe Bulge.
no. ]. ppr,as 12:4l Radr,ittasS.
re. 8. esprtesas 1913 9a9mihass.
Setlid sebenbe 3iiae. i.
SO. 2. yrRlus 2.3O Tabminaas.
Re. i tTw~Ens 2.2t Trraens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

ae- @ufern, friid uno s%elitat. ,perben
bel edm:rsel& 8ubn\ auf ale mosIi4'
@eife iutcreitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05
Np6 40 &Oofe

fir bic bon mir berantaItete TerIooiung
bon neuen WobeIn iinO 81 haben, unb
wira bic 8iebuna itattfnbsn, fobalo bie'
icIten berfauft limb.
Is Safcnritttn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05
&tdnA hca EIuGe6.

iber Dem Mieberiuai sr itanb, wabrenb &.
leBten Wods, bsrihtet bon 80. Ssbr
Yer. ct. Sianalbsamter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05
Srfdnmtuta1mita !

Meinen Suuesu unS Dem |ubIitum
CUR @udridt,.. oas i'd bon, l. Sauuar
1876 oil ole 8sparaturcn uub ncNe
Nrbeit nur fir 8aar MAIDEN uerhe.
Neselmabiae Sunben iebod crbalten
linen Sreoit bon brsi Monaten. @Ge
arbeit iuirb 10 Bro,ent biaiser sernadt;
unb finb Ollie, Die nod nit mir in Wcd-
alng iteben. eriudt bel mir bor,uIprtten.
I'm sablreiden 3miprua bittet.
=. Mepfr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

nss- Srrr &ermann Sdltnber leio't
ieit mthrcren Saaen on Der 9cfhtsrofe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

ssS- Soeben erbaltsn cine arobe IuS
wabl @unoubren. pradtpoqe Muiter.
Stto VI | II barot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

L 8 Z G.
I'M Bic m%ahenbaften IustdnSe 81
oerm:iben, psrbe id bon uuS mad btln
l. sunuar 1876 msin @efdaft oil. tem
@aar=2 y It { III
betreiben. nur frldtn Grerit stbenS,
sic ihre @eduuASen innerjalb 80 Eascu
beridtiseu.
Sd weroe incline 8aarsn ;elh bs
fdnflebn Yrosent biaiJer uerssu;en, esuu
ie 3ubor.
9lm Grf!en ieSeu Ronats ipirb Die
8eduuns ben 8etreifsncsn ;usciantt.
unn penN nidt beridtist, wirs ten
Gr.Sit mcbr beuiai8t.
@ls Die nit mir in &ednuns fshtit,
fub aufseforoert 10 baIS als moslid,
bsrMiprsdsn unS ibrcn Standardization
nadsufommen.
Sarmprebutte ic6er Art
wstben gun. MarttpreiIt, HALT 8oor
anssnOmmen.
g B. HpcIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-05

2. Sub Der bieiisen fatboliiAen sdnIr
bic ftaStiidsn Stsuer fir bas Sabr 1875
erlafen fei.
8. Sab Die Martttdnbe, 9fittiuod ben
l2. Sanuar MorseuS I'M 10 llbr dfsnt-
lid on ben Neifbiebenten perfteisert
uerben.
4. Nab elm Sdrant aus @allnub
Sols fir Die @ufbewabruna Der Suder
uno Ylttsn Der Stabt anasidaft meroe
fOarauf refeftirenbe MobeI'S dreiner
wo1en fd fir weitsre Ginselbeiten an
ben 8orfber. Srn Giben uenoen. Ylnn
unb &oifenanidlas mullen bis our nod
item res.lmdbiaen Yeriammlun8 fdriftlld|
ein0eriedt merbeu.
&. 9. @enfeI Glert
, 1876-04-20

Tho Turkish question, which las hereto
foro only intimately concerned Turkey and
hor rebelllous Ohristinn provinces, now bo-
gins to assume much gravor Importance as it
involves Germany. Austria, and nusaia. As
those PowcrB now stand today, Auatria is
liablo to interfero In Turkiah affaixs, Russia
Is openly encouraging scrvia and other PROV
incca Immediately adjacent to her southern
boundaries to revolt, and Germany liz uuoasi-
ly watching both, for fear that thoy may any
moment break the triple alliance which Bis
MAncK was enabled to establish Immediately
inter tho Franco-G German war. Upon this al
lance DlsMAaoK depended to maintain the
statu quo, and Bottle European aifairs by
their mutual decisions, This alliance ia now
threatonod by m unforeseen emergency
prospective retiromant Of the Gear and
the resignation Of his sovereignty
into tho hands Of his son. The Czar Ia
growing old, morbid, gloomy, and molan-
cl,oly, and his health Is rapidly failing. He
is about to leave for softer c1imoa to obtain
rest aud recreation, and during Ills absence
he will invest his son, as Regent, with full
power. So long as tho Gar was in powor
thero WIS no danger Of disturbance Of tho
triple alliance. In the first place, the family
ties connecting him with tho German En-
peror were very strong; In the second place,
ho haa been nveraa to war 8inca the disas-
troua lesson Of the Orimoa. Ills sou, how
ever, la "no such man." He ia tho repre-.
sentative Of Young Russia, which advocates
Rnsaifying all the Christian provinces OF
Turkey. Tho London Spectator thus COM
pares tho two;
inc father II . defuAu, ths hon Russian. Ths
iatass dreamer. tie sou man OF aelou. The
father hAs known deep sdveraity,-for the failure In
tae Vztnaes va felt In tho Winter pslAee ~ bapk.
, 1876-04-20

Slowly but surely the partisan hostility Of
tho Democrats and tho indignant spite of
tho whisky-thiovca nro assisting tho move
n1ent to nominate Secretary Bn1sTow rs tho
Republican candidate for tho Presidency.
Ono by ono tlIcir yicious ISLANDERS nre pro-
mulgotod, and ono by ono they are so prompt
ly and thoroughly refuted that tho attention
Of tho whole nation is ccntercd On this nlau
who scc.us to DO absolutely slnndor-proof.
Tho dirty and lisgzaceful lio connecting Sec
rcnry Bn1srow's nauie with corrupt bar
gain with kentucky distillers, which was al-
1egod to have boon toatiticd to before BARNEY
CAulF1ELn's Committee, and which WINS given
out to bo tolegraphod to Democratic pnpera
ana whisky -thievcs' organs, has called
forth from hlr. Bn1s7ow manly
and digniacl protest against such
methods Of Investigation; M indignant
denial Of tho alleged testimony, md de-
mand for an opportunity to be heard. It
now trnnBpires TINT no such testimony was
givon-at least, such is the explanation
Of tho mntter-but It is none tho less certnin
TINT there was q deliberate plot to injure AIr.
Bn1srow by tho publication Of tho H1ander.
Tho thing falls to tho ground, just rs tho
mulo aud hog stories foil before it, md just
as the later story falls concerning the Meri-
can titles to the Texas Pacific landB, Moth
ing sticla, except it DO tho stigma which
attaches to hi. Dn1sTow's defamors and the
reaction in his favor which invariably fol-
lows,
, 1876-04-20

It is rs yos too early to obtain from tho
Aldermon.elect IN expression Of thoir views
and intentions concerning tho Mayornlty,
a. many Of tl.om prefer not to commit then1-
aclvos On Tint paint until tho controversy
shall havo assumed do1nito shnpe. There
is, however, littlo doubt Tint majority Of
tho members Of tho now Common Council
aro hoartily aisgustod with the t1sirpor Cot
YIN, md wilt do what shall seem 10 10 best
to rid tho City Government Of bis connection
with It. question hos been raiset1 M to
whether tile retiring Council may not attompt
to block tho wheels Of reform by refusal or
delay to canvass tho returns but there is
little likelihood TINT such schome is serious.
ly contemplated. It would DO attended with
dcgree Of peril TINT few Of the Colsinites
in the old Council would t1aro ia. incur.
, 1876-04-20

There Was lively time yosterdny among
tho Democrats In tho State Convention of
1ndinna Tho rival g1eenbackcrs, HOLMAN
md LANDERs, wero able to dofent ono nt-
other, aud thoy did it with a warmth TINT
evidenced the bitterness Of tho fight. LAM
pEHa was nominated some months ago by tho
Groonbaek Convention for Governor, aud tho
Democracy Ind no objection to his paper
money platform, but they objected to lis
accepting tho nomination Of amy other pnrty.
Tho Convention, without dissenting voice,
was rs intensely devoted to tho grconback
platform as was LAspERs, but to nominate
LAHpEna was 10 send 1IENDn1cKs TO the st
Louis Convention loaded down with tho
most radical phper-monoy doctrines and
luuatic theories. Nevertheless, LANprns
wanted loss thau 30 votes Of a majority Of
the whole Convention. After season of
tumult and disorder, ]. D. WILLIAMS, a Detn-
ocratic member of tho present Congress-, was
nominated.
The platform adopted was paper-money
ono. Itdomnut1s tho withdrnwl OF the Nation
nj Bank note currency, and tic substitution
therefor OF q now issuo Of legal-tonder green
backs, aud the immediate repcn! Of the Re-
sumption oct, and nominated HExDn1cKa for
President. Tho platform is substantially tho
imitation resolutions" repeatedly offered in
Congress during tho prosont session by Ilo1-
MON and LANpEna. Thoro was MI effort to
avoid State platfor1n until nftor the st.
Louis Convention, but the Rag- Baby Demo.
Gratis of Indiana insisted that HENDRICKS
should go to ST. Louis rs Rne-Daly candi-
date or go without tho Endorsement of his
own State. Consequently, tho Convention
buried him under platform which excludes
the possibility of his election and oven tho
possibility Of his nomination. Tho action at
Indianapolis yesterday clearly indicates that
II tho National Democratic Convention nomi-
nate hard.nonoy candidate or adopt hard-
mouey platform, the Democrats Of Indiann
will support neithor, but organize q third
party, with old WILLIAM ALLEN or LAanEas
as their candidate.
, 1876-04-20

three Btato Senators aud twenty-ono ncprc
sentativos from Cook County. Tho aarat
energy will be required to purge Tho county
Offices Of the taint of hummerisn that WAS
necessary in tho oaso Of tho city oi1lcos.
Tho Sheriff is tho o1ccntivo officer Of tho
county, and tho board Of Commissioners aro
tho County Legislature. It is impossible to
conceive TINT either tho executive or TITO leg
| isattvo brunch should be In worse Lantla
than at present. The Shcriff's Office has beon
tlebased to tho vilest possible uses. 1t has
supported lot Of roughs and buu1mers In
tho subordinate places. Under It's present
| management tho impaneliuC both Of grand
md petit juries has bcen uotorionsty farora-
bio to tho criminal clnsscs in ofllco md out
of office. It should bo swept clean. Tho 70.
tirclncut Of five County Commissioners will
enable tho people to improve the character
Of tlat Doard, which is peculiarly important
| in view of It's part in the selection
OF jurics and tho extraordinary oxrondi~
lures incident to tho building of the
Court -Honso. The five Commissioners who
60 ont this yenr nro 1IEaT1No, JOHNSON, Dun.
DICE, LoAEnoAN, and BUssE. There can bo
n decided improvement in all those, nn-
less 1t be DuHn1oK aud DusaE, who hayo gen-
orally voted for tho taxpayers. There should
be equally stronuons efforts to secure tho
election Of n moro Intelligent delegation to
tho Legislature than was sent two years ago.
1t has been demonstrated TINT bur,moris1n Is
not very highly regarded by tho State at
largo, and Chicago men can only secure
recognition and attaiu influence on merit Of
their own. There aro many reforms which
Chicago and Cook County need that the Leg
islatnro alone can atfortl, for instance,
change in TINT portion Of the law which
places tho collection Of ta1cs in tho hnnds of
tho Sheriff in counties whore tho town officers
arc abolished. Unless Chicago shall be.rop-
resented by men of ability in tho next Iegis-
faturo, these reforms will not DO seourctl.
It il vital to tho completion Of tho work
of local reform that the sano energy shall bo
exercised by reputable votors TINT our best
citizens shall consent to scrvo tho pooplo,
whether in tho County Board or tho Legisla-
ts1ro that tho workingmen and salaried
classes shatl DO equally impressed with tho fact
TINT they bear their full shnro of locat taxntion
md suffer most from tho depressing inauen-
ces OF excessive taxation; and, finally, TINT
bummorism Rlall bo ns completely routed in
tho county election ns 1t has boon in tho ro-
cent city and town elections. If this can be
done, Chicago will bo botter of, politically
and commercially, tl,an any other largo city
In the country.
, 1876-04-20

The venerable Tnun1ow WEED haa written
letter to tho Now York Tribune upon the guos.
ton OF excluding Tho Diblo from tho public
schools, In Which ho Expresses q rcgrot that ~
old clsBa- book Of half century ago, known ~
tho "Deautics Of tho Dible," has boen por.
mtttod to drop out Of tho solools. Mr. WEED
eays OF this book.
The u beauties Of tho Dlble," Of which tho Rey
EZRA aAManN, Of Hudson, IL tho Auhor rst pul,
alcu IN 1900 and contains asa 1sEes. II thla boot
nhod 10 restored to acl0o1A, tho boat parts ol
bcr1pturo woufl constitute al important branch ut
common school education. Our children, whitn learn,
I'M 70 read. Uoll bcc0tne itubued With the spirit Of
Chrthtianty Tho present aeetna lifting oceshion to
call tho attention Of educational boards and the clergy
to t'a book. IT, simultaneously With tho groat uprisIna
q the pcor!o undor tho co1uent dospsl appeals Of
Bit. MOODY and tho trauqu!llxng lAru1oniea Of Mr,
sANKEY, tho Bcsuties Of tic BbleH anould Ia lii.
troduced "a elasa-look In common schools.
thousands upon thousands Of our grateful children
Will rec up 10 thank hosa who conferred this btesaiue
upon thesu.
Tho recommont1At ions Of 1fr. WEED with coms
with Increased force when 1t is considered thai
ho has nearly reached tho close Of his long aud
busy lilo, and that tho hand which has written
30 ofton and 80 powerfully on worldly mattera
now takes tho pou In dofenso Of ono Of ths
most sacred recollec.ionB Of bis younger days.
, 1876-04-20

ask Er. 6Nrru to Rtop down and out on ao-
count Of irregular practices. Tho Assistant
journal Clerk is also rnpidly getting himself
into truublo. It now appears that one
Of tho Democratic ,DoorkooporB ias been
retired, TINT two other officers Of tic
House, Gen. DouauroN, clerk Of tho Mill
tary Committee, and GREEN ADAMS, Of tho
Committee on Expenditures in tho Post
oaico Department., nro unaor investigation,
aud TINT another high officer Of tho House is
eoon to DO investigated npon charges OF hav-
ing been indicted two or tl,reo tmes for very
gravo otfenBos. This makes eoven all told
that havo turned mp in tho short timo tho
Democrats hava Ind tho majority In tho
House. This Ia cortainly making rapid
progress, considering their timo nnd oppor-
tunities. But ii tlley can accomplish a,ch
results as those with only the control OF tito
House, what might thoy not 10 nbla to effect
with tho control Of tho Government and its
immense patronago7 Tho question isworthy
Of serious consideration by tie avorago voter,
rs opening up vistas Of reform in tho ovont
that tho Democrats gain control Of tho Gov
ornmont next full. It they eau 20 SUCCESS.
fully pack tho House committees, what will
they not do when thoy have m opportunity
to pack tho custom houses, revouuo oi1lcos,
post-ofIlces, md othor departments under
their patronago2