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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-10
0ermtiGte Sepefd)ets ats Ssetu'
Mnrf


New,g Orf, 9. Sttober. Sob er0ffnete
III l09.
= Der 0an1pfer rSeluetia" tit BON giusrs
pool bier einsetroffen.
- 9ieRroSeiIe 9egenEmeeb anf$1 100000
uno 9egen SwecneD aut 100000 muroen
bente bis gum 13. 9touember Oerl9oben.
= Sn bem bleii9en 0tiinSamte lpurSen
beute $4,000 Bfr. Sterl. in britii6en Sob.
miin5eu aus 2onOOn in @mpfang 9enomnlen.
= Der 9teger 3. .. YetsrOn, pelder i'm
letten 0e5enlber feline IaitreiIe Solepbine
&ellp ermOroete, rpurbe beute bes WiOroeS I'M
Spetteu Sraoe iduloig befuuoen uuo Su
lebenslIn9lldber 3u9tbau8lraie uerurtbeilt.
: - Die 3oa Ginnahmeu betru9cn beute
1926, 900.
: Der llnterid1atmeiter sablte beute fir
Sntere6en Sl6 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-10
&cgenfturnt TT YenmfDIUantcn
WSehrere NerScttct act0Dtef.

Us bite y a D NJ. Ra., 8. Dit. - Der
ihwcre 0fe9en unO Srfau, wel9e Die Sc.
birg8gegeuo in Der gfdbe BON Sairpiem am
leBtenS Samifa95z 5zMerger beimlu6ten, ,rtdteten
un9eheltre SerDiistung on. @roBe Baume
ipnroen entUur3elt uno BON Der @utb beS
SturmeS groBe Streden melt tfort9ed)leubert.
Scinabe idmmtlide 3Guue unb Mauern III
Der @egenb tuuroen 5eritDlt. Sin aiteS una
bepobnte8 @ebduoe an bsr ,9eblgb .9allep.
Sabn," in peldem ,nebrere &anbItreidler Dbl
oah gelnft hatten, pnroe um9eipebt, uno Die
Oarin SeftuOlid1en fanoen lammtliG lbren
COB uHtef ben Sriimmern. 3luei anberc
BerIonen nuroen I'M gSalce DON benz gStrbetz
Dtno itberraid]t unb oerart gegen Saume gez
idleuDsrt, OaB ite fur5 barauf farben. Die
0iitte ene8 alten @renliten, Hamen5 Sanes
Stmplon, pnroe ebeniQlS oemolirt uno
Simpon net0Otet. Sn etner cine Mtetle laugen
ltno cine balbe Utetle brelteu Strede TN
gSalGe puroen IGmmtli9e Sdume umgelpcbt.
Sn Der butter Saro,erp gelegenen 9egeno
wurben ebenfaaS groBe Serbeerungen aaGc-
rtd]tet, uft0 man fiir6tet, DaB mebrere Perios
nen um'S 2eben fanien.
syemers 6rltmfte TIT 0Ispelano. 9.
@lepelanb, 8. Sft. = Ser 9etraibe=
ipeider Der 50. Otis & Oorf an 8iperiiraBe
gertetb I'm l llbr heute Morgen III Srano
uno fpurOe total neblt Snbalt etngeGid)ert.
0as bon Der yMtidl9aner &entralz z0anIpfer-
liuie" eingeuommene @ebdube, oaS @lien-
babn .6otel uno mebrcre SolSgetduoe, IN mel,
den @rtbiAaften betrieben wuroen, ftngen
ebenfals Seuer uuo lpuroen seritDrt. Der
&otaluerluit Der So. Otis & 9orf belduft
iif auf $4,000; oaS @ebdnoe NOR fir
$35 900 perIi6ert. Ser Serluit Der yNtibiz
gamer @entral= =0aIpftrltnie" betrGgt i'm San,
gen $4,000; feline @eriidleruug. sln Den
iibriaen @ebauben belduft ii6 Der Serlut anf
ungsfa9r $4,000; auBeroem perliert Die
,@ooperatip .Stoue<@omp." Sefen i'm 8erthe
BON $4,000, pcld)e iid tn Dem @etraibeipei=
der befanDen mo nt9t periid)ert paren.
gSGbrenb Der Sranb on Der 0ttperitraBe
pttbete, brad in Der sweiten BreSbpterianer>
firde an SuperiorftraBe, ssuiiden GrleltraBe
unb Dem Ofientiiden Yarte, Seuer aus, mel
Dies oa5 @ebdube beinabe total Serlf0rte. Ser
Serluit betrdgt $1,000 unO 1T p6lis perii~
dert. Wian glaubt, baB bas stuelte Seuer
Our6 etnen Sunfen BON oenl eriieren uernrz
la4t luuroe,
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Scr 0efSm.arff1

u e 70 It, 8. Sftbr. = @elb leidjt
5u 2-2@. gSe4iel felt su 4.833. Sob
i6loB gu 1888. Sunoe8 Sbligattonen
id)loiien flau uno ftetiger; 81er Coupons
'l164; 65er l119; meme ll1@; Ger 1149; 68er
1154; neue Sinner 1893; 1O.40er Coupons
l134. aftielI iG)lohen lebbaft unb itetiger;
@eutral 1929; @rie 104; Qafe Sbore 58s;
SIS. Central Sc; Bitt8burg 881; North
Beitern 378; Brior.613 0tod=Sslan6 1923.
llnteridaBan1ts 8ilans: Sob s42, ,106,.
22Q. Nn11rnr1t e9G Coz 300
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Gn9IGno.


20nbou, 0. SrtOber. - Gule nere 2Scrfte
bel ben 0teiSmiiblen ~ 9tOtberbitbe mur0s
am Samaage ourd) Scuer Serjt6rt. Serluit
$4,000.
Scr neucruattnte @cn.sGapititn Upn Saba.
&0IbOn, 9. Sltober. - glucr Dcpcld)e
Der Zines aus Barcelona Suiolge Dat@en.
MartiurS Gampo5 ieine @rnenuuuug gum
Sen. s@epitGu Uou Cuba uuumebr Qugenom,
men; @eucral SoUtlQr 1T jurijdtCtafeh nor
ben.
- Die 0emonTratiou Der 2lrbetter gegeu
Die 8relttltANten III 8uigarteN, roeIdle lett
nebreren QBoAeI ourG) ein an 0ieiem 3wede
eruauueS Gomite porteJetttt murOe, fanO
bente I'M 6goe- 45arf HIATT. g!ur ctWn 1900
8erionen ianbeu Iid ciu.
Spau5etG.
20u0On, 9. SttUb2r. - gQut elmer De-
peid)e Der DEimc5" aus SarcelOna mer0eI
jc8t tdgttdj Gruppcn Ill flelueu abtleiluugcn
nad @uba etngcibifit; oteicIben perocn met
TENS ourd) bGS zoos ermdhlt.-0le Yortct 0er
Mooer0oo5 geminut i'umcr meBr al Stdrtc.
Senor Sagaita unO 9tari60Q Serrano iinO
oabin ubaretnqeiommeU Die ueue GOnltuz
ton, meltbe BON Ganoua Del @aItilo uuo
oeiien Anbdngeru uHtarltiiBt Wuo, nld)t 81.
gentbmlgen.
SdIlWsnaG)ttGlt eH.
ueeu8tolu 8. Sftober. Ser
0ampier rYenniplOouta" lit Uon Ylilaoelz
pbtG angcfomnan.
aucenStomn 8. SHpGcr. - Scr
9ampfer D&itp Of 0tidmOnO" 1T Don gtcW-
Yort augefommeu.
mouth, 9. Sttober. .-0er 3pir.
ySueUia" 1T Don giew, Yort angcfCmmen.
WarFt nwO 9Jrie.
Qonbon, 0. Gttbr., 1890 Nl6m. -
&ouiol8 Sc fir @elO Il. buto fir Srief,
Bereini9te StaNteu Sblig0tioueu 10.40er
1888. Grie %, W..D. @entral 80.
ytoerpool, 8. Sftbr., I.30 Nadm. -
8eumwoGe rubig un0 ftett9 CberldnOer
5 ! d.; SrIean5 6 J d. SerfGnie $4,000
Sallsn.
Seurjes Saa6eloeDeTd)em.
- Die Gmerltaalifeu 3tenner y yTreafneB," +"
yUtate" uuo . Ban 6iuaI" merOen al Dem
beute itattfnbeuOen Nenuen fir ben &dares
mitib BretS tbelluebmeu.
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Earnpaiide aabsiGeridgies
Scr nrientnIilfje Grieg.
stea osr @soatsnsariner abss g'nsttae


Giaid;a.
2on 0 II, 8. Sttobet. - @iue 8epCid]e
aus 9taguia mel6et: pie Wiontenegrtner
9riiieu am Somitags= naf0em tie
0ur9 $4,000 Wiauu perltdlft porOeu mareu,
Die 9lruce Mufbtar Yaihu'B all uuO Swan-
gen oieiebe, bis itbcr Die 9renSe iu retttiren.
Uian be9auptet, o0B $50 Sirfeu 9et0otet
mmOen, pdbreno Der Serluit Der NOntcHez
griner on Sooteu uuo Sermunotten lid) nnr
Gui 1l5 belief. Die beineu 2lrmee'n iteben
ild) lest auf elmer adt Wtellen langeH Ntnle
gegeniibcr."
6Ouifripttpu til Scrbiem.
. tg ia D, peu 8. SttobGr. - Gcneral
GId)ernaleii uCrlungt, haB Gue S2rben Sut=
iden Is uu0 80 Sabrcn Su ben 2Satfen gerus
fen mitroen, I'M fir Die grueuerung oe5
Srle9eS I'M nGblten 6rdbjNbre geriinet ST
lctn.
Die Gonfereni oes 5roBmaBte.
Barts, 8. SftOber. - Den lester Snz
Uerldidgen gtadriAten ;uIolge bat nod telne
Der @roBmddlte bis gu oieiem 2lu0enblGe
cine SonierenS Der @rOBud3te fOrmeu por'
geidlageI.
(AHmerfuug oes &abtl &orreirOu0entcn.
Sbgleidl iidI I'M 9lllgcmciuen ctne boffuung8s
uouere Sttulmung Dertiin0et, bcrIldt Oennob
9egenmdrtig cine peinlide llngcuiBGeit, unO
Die SOuruale iino nit yiid)tS, ais uagen,
lul0elipretenOen 9eriid}ts1 iiber Die Antruort
Der Bforte auf Die Sori9ldge Der Ntdhte &C.
titut, rpeld)e nit llnrrbe ermQrtct miro.)
0onOOn, 8. 9toUember. ytadridten
aus gSlen 3uiolge bari Die SOee elmer euro.
pdtidlen GonfereuS ais oufgegeben betrahtet
iuer0en. Der Heucite Blan 5nr 8eile9ung oeS
53wifeS lit, OaB bic @eian0ten Oer @rOBnldhtc
Elm YrOgrarlm bon 9teiOrmen aui SaiI8 oe8
BerllHer UtemordnoumS entmcrfeu nHo Die
QuSfiihruug beIielbeu ibermQhcu iollcn.
SSiirIt D2llnu ipiN uid)t SGui9 iein.
BcIgrao, 8. Sftobcr. - GIN 9elanottr
lit oil nen Sen. 3ihcrualeii abgCibdt m0rs
ben, I'M oenielben aui5ufor0Tu, III ieinen ier-
nereu 3uidriiteu al oeu 6iiriteH Nt,tau Dem
&eBteren nldlt mcbr ben 90nIg"tltel bel5ulez
gen.
89uniGt.ien Sicbt icine Aeaate Guo Rtiesucn
stiiaminet.
Su d. areft, .. Sftober. - Der Sitrlt
BON &umdnien bat iomObl ictu itehenbe8pCcr,
iOwie bic 8eierueu beOr0ert, iid Su etncm
lfan0oer Su periummelu.
Ser ru'iiIdlc par idlGrit ictnc SeratIen.
2On0out 9. Oft. - Da8 yGaleru SuO'
get" tbeilt nit, OaB 3tuBlau0 iortfdbrt, lidl fir
Que Safe porsubereiteu. Sin arrangement
lit nit berJtaui9a i9atiOH8gcielli1aft oeS 9dmar.
sen Dtccre8 getroifcn lporocn, I'M I'M Sale
Don @eiabr Die rujfiihcn @innOluer Don
@Onfantinopel had Soeiia 8u tran8pOrtiren.
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jsarqeatiIDe gSerI1fe.
TeitffdiInmn.


Su : len ut I'M &lolter ser >, 8arnl6erz
;jQcn Scbmeit.ru" ein beOeutenoer 0ebjtabl
inter gGnS cigentbiimliAen ,lmftinocu aus
gefiibrt m0r0en. &or lGngrer 3eit be-
id)enTtc elne giUnne, Die Sdmeiier X, Die
Sbertu be8 SlolterS NIT elmer SaidJe, 6creu
ltbb0fte Narbc ieood) nid)t Den SeiiaQ 0ers
Iclban fano uuO meldJc iie Sur aufbemabruuq
bon 2Scrtbpapieren benutte. Sie le9te bic
Gaid)e, in Her ilG 0ientenbrieie, GaufuoteH
un0 baare5 @tlO I'M 8etrGae pOn ca. ~ 600
Di. befanbcn, III etneu in Der Slauiur 6cfinos
llBen S6ranf, mcld)er gem0buid) unpGr=
idIlONen r00r, oa bort ein Srem0er feinen 3us
trttt bate. @tulge 3eit oarauf fam Die
Sd)meter Der gIonue gum SeIude in 6a3
&lolter, D1ld)er gettere inter 8e0aueru nit
tbeiltc, oaB Die gei6snIte Goite Der Sberiu
nld)t gcftele, mo 0a iie bod nidJt bcnuBt
WitrOe, ludre e8 am Beeu, menu ite Oieiclbe
pteoer mitHGbme. Sia 0ing babe rSu bem
Sdlraufe, nabm Die Said)e berau5 uu0 iibar=
CAB oielelbe nit Oem ganscn iuertbpollen Slts
balte ibrtr Sd)meiter, meld)e ite au iidj uabm
uno oamit mad ibrer 0eimatb Ittenoorn Iih
bc9ab. Die Sberin bate einige Gage ipGtcr
cine Sabluua Sn ieilen; ais ite' Qber oeu
Sdrauf 6iIuete uu0 Die Gaidle bCrauSnebs
men ruoltte, mar oieielbe petIdImunoeu. Mau
ma1tc 2tu5ci5e, uHO 10 gclan8 e8 enOliA, in
@rfabruug iii brmgen, CaB Die Sdmeiter Ser
gtonne inter Seibiilfe einet 8iirger8irau BON
@Ren in einem Oorttgen Santbauie eincu
5tentcHbrtef pcrfGuft babe, Delfer &Orfaa
oa8 crite &id)t III Die SadJe bradtc. 9cll.
5eis@ommiiidr 2tdtuatb be9ab Ii9 ioIort
mad 9tttcnbOru in bic g8Obuung Der Sdme.
tier Oer gtoune, unO eS gelung ibm, 81 ernlt=
tein, oaB Gieielbe bie SnBaberm oe8 mertbuoi.
len 0taube5 iei. Die 8arere maren in ci.
nem ble9crnen Sailen pOriiftig eiuoei9lci.
len nno i'm @Qlteu Uergrabtn nor6en. 8lez
i.lbeu iinO ali bic Sberiu ocs &loter8 pieoer
abgelefert uno Die Serbddtt9en inb0ftirt
morbell.
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Satsnte weroem FUR o 9rFiMoer trtptrff.

rem hereGnet. q. 8, & -. 3. Srwaro,
Nr. f8, 9 eeouofraBe. Der Boit seseni5er.
(gebr2, ,12Oitel 3welssBHreau in gBaibn9ton, D.@.
oNr, Npbertfon. Nr. 10, . b.gutan BE.
~heban0elt ipeIiel Gle arautbeiten Der nriu DE-
game, organiibe SbiuGhe. neruoie GhDdte, por=
Selti9es altcr uno ate yferpsutranfhetsu, ipeltbe
ION iuseuoliGen unteionnenGeteu berribren. S;irs=
Iit eatIanoeae Srantbeiteu lhnel furirt. Serren,
lpel1e iid, Or. u. anrertrduen, f0nnen fib Oerber
baten, baB iis iui'ieuibcItlib uuo aufriig bebau=
belt meroeu. Bireauitunoen: S-12 nbr 0i9s., "a
nbr Iatbia. uno 6-9 uhr gbOs. (3Sebr2l. .t2gteD
0eoe s5ansbalterin T fots aui enen bibibsn rei=
Amen 9eppida in tbrem @ariot oeer anoerem sieb=
Iinssaiinner. Der ein5se gBes, mn bic Satben leb'
bait I'M 2eppitb 5u MAIDEN, f, ben Staub uno ale
anosreu iremoen Subitan,eh 5u entierFeu, uno nm
Dieies 9riintlh au bemeltaelisen, sebe man su
S,plmeS 6 Sauabatt, gtr. 8, sspanfirafe, uale
BEN pNarplanoz zSn fitute.s tSepH5, 3Dt, iSamfD
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)feiu Ucgetabilii6 aus bcu belleu Gr6utcrn
nit Uiel Gorgialt uuO Grfabrung Suiammeu-
geitcut, fam 81. u uguit&6nig'8 $ am~
burger Sruittbee au1 StuOern i'm 3ars
teltcn 2tlIer BET uortommeuocn @rtGltuugeu
obne ale GeiaBr ge9ebeu mgNen. (Gj
2etbet Sbr all eiuer Grfaltuuq, 10 ucrs
idluiit Sud cine SIqidJe S1emf'S PulmO-
niCSyrup, 0Ticlbe miro Sud beilen un0
@nre yungen adrteH, iowie alle OeroOr'
beuen 4biOnOcrungen, bic in ibuen entz
bOlteu ietn m5aen, Cntfcrueu, &criuhCt cine
8iaid)e, unO SIR weroet eS ni6t bcreueH.
6ra9el u0d S4end's 2tlmaHaA!
(J{2 Gt&ul
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Selegrapgsla5e SepeI5el1.
-aGociirtea Breiie" fiir ben r@orreiponbsHteu.-
9gleues9e5sF9es.
slms Ser SnnoesbamtItaSt.

gS q bingt on, 8. Sftober. - Ser BrG.
iibeHt miro mor9en mad gfep=D Dorf abreiien
uno bis 4 Gage baielbit ber:ueilen. Ser.
ielbe muroe beute BON BEN Senatoren Batter.
ion unb 9fObertiOn aus Glib Carolina, Senaz
tor Spencer aus &labama, ben NomirGlen
8aoioro unb Almp, Commodore Ammou Il.
u. beiudt.
= Su Der Staot unS beionSers in ben per-
idiebeuen 6egierung8<D Departemeuts berri6t
nngebcure GuI.egung iiber Die morgen iiatt
finoenben gSablen in Ohio uuo Snoiaua.
Qae Qngelteute ans ieneu Staateu iiuo in
ibre Seimatb abgereii't, nm su itimmen.
- gSm. Srelano, @bei beS Siireaus oeS
SritteH Siilfs alpoftmeiiters, uuo 6r.
@bcie u. anbsemS, @bei Der SiuauS
be6elben SiirealS, baben auf Serlangen oeS
@enerals s8nlimsiters SDner ibre 9.eii1uation
etngereid)t. Die llriaten be3iebcu fib nidt
i'm @eriugffen auf bic offi5ielle Sntegritdt Der
Setreffenoen.
- 9as Sberbuubss9eri6t berfammelte Iit
bette, Dbne leood irgeno melde @eI6Gfte III
perhanccln, nnb pertagte it9, I'M oem BrGIi=
oenten ben iitlt6eu BeIuh abSuitatten. Morz
gen miro bas @erid)t bic oorliegenoen Sc,
ldGfte in augrlif uebmeu. gs befinoen fi6
gegenlpartig no BroSeiie auf benz 8e9iIfer,
mclbe bur4 oa8 9eri6t Su erleoisen limb;
iiber 100 Mehr, QlS i'm peraouaeueu Sahrp
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U l II H. y. Stt. - Der Sus
perintenoent oeS @iisnbalu=Boa6ieuieS err
belt beutegtadrid1t, oa5 5pei Dettere 9touteu<
aaerten uuf Der Saoannub.2ipeoaf=9ine am
selbea Sleber erfranft fino. gS bletben nur
ilpei Ageuten auf ben 2inieu, ipelde pom
Siiben unS Norowelten ber in Sapannab
miinOen, btenitfdbig. Der lOfale Supcrin.
tenbent uelOet, bab er Smei anoere 2tgenteu
BON anberen 0fouten oeS Staate8 beoroert
babe, Die Ste1e Der &rfrautten ei1Sunebmen,
uno fitgt biuSu: y9ie anSaBl Der augeitsq.
ten in bem Sofamte 81 Sauannab tIt oerart
ourdl Srarfbeit reouSirt, baB man BON bort
aus feline 5iilfe ermarten fanu; es lift unm0g.
lid, Stelluertreter 81 erlangeu, ruel1e 2Silz
lens iino, ben 0ienft auf ben 2tneu Su perz
leben."
9ie SterbIi1fstt tn Saoennab.
Oanuab b, 8. Sftober.-9eute wur,
Oeu % BerioncH begroben, BON rueld)eu IS
bem selben 8ieber erlaget. 6inf Der Seer.
oigten waren Neger. (1r. Sra gS. 8urt, Der
hteitge Stgnalbeamte, pel4er ipdbrenO bes
9raiitrenS Der Seud]e IN Wiempbis buiel6l
mobnte rno Oerielben entsing, fiel beute Der
@pioenlie 3um Spfcr.
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CenreiM.

- yWto9tar bat audi g8 8elt ants Ite l.
lung, NagGar mollte Sdm0b' SeigeH, mas
CT fann," Qcsh0ib bat Ct 5u S5egeoin im he
ben llugQrlan0 cine groBe &uuItz unO Snbus
itrte- AuSitciiuug ms Gebeu Neruiet, auf Der
gar munoeriame Diage ;u ericbeH maren, tie
cine ebrCHre Inerfennung BON oer SUr1 3u
erreid)eH hoiiteu. 9a mar }. y. eln Saulr.;.
Wagtu aus9etcut, Der nu8 365 Stiiden 6ols
SuQmmenoeellt lit. J2In fragt l5 iid): lit
Elm Ba0en, Der aus S65 Stiiden suiQmntens
9citelt lit, btNer, idbner, 6duerbuiter, bon0s
lifer, mohlitIler, ftdrter, aIS Elm g8agen, Der
aus 100, 30 ODER 10 Stiideu SuIammtn1elttQt
1T? 80. @tn 4ueerer ltellt etutn &labC,iillbl
aus, auf ben eine ubr aHgebrad)t lit. Wuu
iraQt ea iiCD: g8a8 iol bem Slnbt Die lIbr?
gSirO eS uld)t Die erite 4rteit 0eS &tuoe6 lem,
ooB e5 bieie llbr ;erIhlGgt un0 Serlegt? Sang
geulB. SIT etn alaoernubl, Der cine llbr cHtz
bolt, bebaqltCber, letGJter tro96ar, 0aucrbaiter,
ais Elm Slnoerlub! obne llDr2 Neiu; item,
Der ShIbl bat cine llhr. 9a itebt Gin nit
gro6em @eihmod gearbeiteter&icD, aut OelieH
BiQtte ais eil5tger 3teratl III feIner SfntBe'
rel Ser Same, oas 9llter uuo Der 2Sohuort
oeS GiidllerqeI5aeN oer3eidbuet itebcll, Der ben
5iidl qemQdlt bat. ltuu fro9t e8 I'D: miro
iin Semono iinOeu, Der 200 @nl0en fir etneu
Sid, qibt, nm oaS &ergniiqeu 5u baben, cine
i66a geifnigte 2tnuouce III ietnem SalOn
Qu8,uf,uen? Stherlif nid)t. 9aDou Gar
nid)t gu ipre1en, OnB iid) ein ebriamer SAus
1fermetier fiupet, Der ms Elm Baar Sd)ube
p.Gientirt au8-lauter WGuIebduten. SGnhe
aus Ntduiebduten iinb ein Monitrum, cine
glbcrubcit, eine @ei9madIOIi9islt. Elm mioers
lihe8 Ding. Sin 5uHAe ron 10 Sabreu hat
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28

We notice that N. 3. Slocum has called
q mass convention to meet in this city
next Monday. The invited persons are
such only as nrc willing to sever their re-
lations with "thc old party" and who ia
vor certain other theories which rs yet
arc without any general political endorse
mcnt. Mr. Sloc,lm has form long time been
trying to do something in politics, but SO
far he has been unable to find many who
think Just rs he docs, and hence he has
not been very successful, nor do We think
he will be in his present revolutionary
scheme. If any man would create new
party, lie must furnish good material from
which to construct one, and farther he
must make it appear that the new will be
4 substantial Improvement upon the old.
This Mr.. Slocum can not do. At time
like the present, when all the interests of
free government arc in jeopardy by reason
of the possible transfer Of power from
loyal to dislOyal hands, it is essential that
there should be harmony of action among
all those who feel that the principles Of
Rcpublicanism constitute the only sure
basis Of free government. In tins view
Of tho case any present ctfor; to disrupt
the Republican party, or to ncutralizc its
power, seems Incompatible with spirit
ofloyalty, or else to be conclusive proof OF
bad judgment on the part OF those who
lead. We do not, therefore, expect that
there will bc any general response to the
call of Mr.. SlOcum.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28
WILL THEY BOLT:

The action Of Hotc.lkiSs, Melgs, Page,
Puten 4 Co. last year in boiling the he.
publican candid: te for state senator has
led some to expect that The same persons
will refuse this year to support the rcgu-
lar ticket, and the question, Twill they
bolt:" is asked very frequently. Frank
ness requires Us to say that We don't know.
We may reason upon the subject, and yet
not reach correct conclusion. We Will
therefore simply guess, and our guess is
that they won't bolt. You see, the expe-
rience which they had last year did not
encourage them much. Williams received
rs votes out Of 1900. How TO get over
that remainder Of 1872? is conundrum
which bothcrs them yet, and then each of
those fellows calls himself. straight
Republican," and straight Republicans
don't generally bolt two years in success
sion-it is damaging to their party stand
ing. Another thing. There is no excuse
for them except that they are minority,
and since it has been discovered that !.
half dozen men arc not the PARTY it is not
popular for that half dozen to refuse to
submit to the decision Of the majority.
Once more. They pretend to he satisfied
with all the candidates, except that they
would substitute Hove for Roy. Surely,
they can't reasonably expect to have their
own way about everything. If, in selcc-
ton Of six candidates, they arc pleased
with five, it should satisfy them. and we
think it will; hence, VIC guess they won't
hnUi
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28
TO THE DEMOCRATS.

You have given notice that you Will
meet on Tuesday next for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the various
county offices to be filled at the next cleo
ton. You hold no political views in
common with the Republican party.
Upon all questions Of POLICY you differ
from us. This is one Of your inalicnable
rights. Now, gentlemen, permit lis to
suggest to you, that no sorc-hcad Eepuo'
lican can Gc SO far suitable representa-
tive Of your political opinions rs to justi'
fy you in making him one Of your candi-
dates. The consistency OF your course in
years gone by did very much not only to
make your party strong, but to secure Tor
it the respect Of those who could not en-.
dorsc your policy, and allow us to express
the hope that YOU will not dim the luStre
Of former achievements by an attempt to
regain power by the employment Of
means, the use of which can not &c JUST
fed, except upon the false hypothesis that
victory is worth what it costs, no matter
how great the sacrifice. Nominate Il
s:rai ght Democratic ticket, work fairly
for its success, and then accept your defcat
bravcly, for you will be defeated certainly.
BY such a course, you may defend youl
principles, and principles arc eternal. Il
you arc right, you can afford to abide
your time-it will surely come. But you
caa no: hasten its coming by ques:ion;a-
bic practices. Truth awaits the bchcst OF
the just, and takes up her abode with
those only who revere her character more
than they value any temporary success
Give Republican ma!contents the cold
Shnu!,1pr
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-09-28

IS no sign whatever of its coming. On the
that party cannot hold the
ground gained in the victories of 1874 and
1875; the Republicans who stayed at home
then do not vote the Democratic ticket
now; and there is every reason to believe
that, with respect to the great body of vo-
tiers, the two parties go forward to the con-
test of this Fall not essentially stronger or
weaker than they were four years OF eight
years ago. The Republicans have votes
enough to win, anu their majority in this
State or that may be, like Mcrcutio's
wound, mot as wide rs 4 church door,
nor rs deep as we'll, but it will do" In
party strength, properly considered, the
Democrats have gained little, and the Re.
pubicans have lost little, and if that were
all Of the fight the end would be certain.
We have already pointed to reasons for
the belief that the election in Maine and
Vermont are not to be relied upon as tel
ling the whole story. There arc powerful
influences ut work elsewhere which have
scarcely been felt in those States. The
contest is to he decided in Ohio, Indiana,
and New York, and in those states large
body OF independent voters have the bal
ancc OF power. A similar body Of voters,
corresponding in strength and compact
ness, has not existed in Vermont or Maine.
1t would be an error to suppose that the
results in those States render it certain
that tic Independent voters arc going
wholly to tho Republican side, and it
would be as great an error to estimate,
from any gain or loss In those States, what
proportion of the Independents will sup
Hayes and Wheeler. What the Scptcm-
Der States have taught is simply tins, that
as to the relative strength If those who are
firmly attached to the two parties, there
has been scarcely any change tor years.
The Republican voters have no more faith
in Democracy than they had in 1868, when
it nominated Mr.. Seymour, or in 1872,
when it nominated Mr.. Greeley. The con-
stitucnt elements of the party are unchang-
ell. The distrust Of Republican voters is
also unchanged.
What the Independent voters will do we
shall learn in due time. OF those WHO
have hitherto represented them not ore in
twenty is supporting Mr.. Tildcn. More
than halt of the campaign is over, and tho
Democrats arc still On the defensive, and
are still conscious that they are not gain
ing but losing ground. Republican vic
tories in the Eastern States vii! greatly
encourage the supporters Of that party
elsewhere, and possibly may encourage
them too much. They show that the par
ty strength is unbroken, ard that the cx-
pccted tidal wave has not come But
they do not show how the doubtful States
will vote, and do not remove the necessity
of careful. patient, and wcll-directed effort
to secure them. In word, Name has
done everything that brilliant success in
a State substantially certain any way
could do, to encourage the Republicans.
1t is now perfectly clear that Hayes and
Wheeler can be elected. 1t remains for
Ohio, Indiana and New Xork to do it,
New York Tribune.