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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
suxsrRoKrs IN NEW JERSEY.

Mrs. Nancy Hogan was found on West Grand street
Jersey City, insensblc from sunstroke yesterday after
noon, and removed to the Library Hall station house
She will recover
Mrs. Ann Grceney, OF No III Steuben street. Jersei
City died 81 seven o'clock yesterday morning nj he,
residence from the effects Of sunstroke Monday
William, Brady, quarry man, overcome by thu
heat while work at Gutenberg yesterday afternoon
He was In precarious condition
Andrew Higgins iaborer the BULBS Ferry road
sunstruck while al work yesterday
Adolph Walter, well known lumber dealer, who wa
sunstruck on Sunday died from the effects ycsterda,
morning Al his residence, Kossuth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.

The STRUGGLE OVER THE NOMINATION FOR
GOVERNOR PRELIMINARY VICTORY FOR
wAEMoTH-PosTrIoN OF THE CANDIDATES ON
THE FIRST BALLOT.
NEW ORLEANS. June ~, 1876.
As forcshadowed in last nights dispatches the anti.
Warmoth forces In tie Convention all united this
morning In the battle for the temporary charmanshin
The contest desperately contested between Stamps
and Pinchback and resulted in latters triumph by
only majority. This is conceded great warmoth
victory and will result IN the admission of between
twenty and twenty i've concsting warmoth delceates
The other side Is making desperate Efforts to- night
effect combination with Pinchback, but the pact
strong be easily ruptured. Warmth informed your
correspondent tonight that he considered his
ton Tomorrow already
An ASSURED FACT
and the mrgc gathering found at his headquarters OF
politicians heretofore strong friends of the Custom
House people would seem 70 give ground DIS for his
fdcncc treatment politicians opposed TO him are
bilites that after the first ballot they Will all
Anderson their candidate. From the best
made In anticipation the first ballot will stand
something as follnws:-Packard, 90; Warmoth. So
Anderson 40; Ludeling, 26, and about II scattering
Atcr thai tho concentration Of votes upon tho two
leading candidates will be effected
The Republican State Nominating Convention met
to-day NJ Mcchanics Institute. Hon. p. B. =. Pinch
back was elected temporary char man. There was
spirited contest Tor this POSITION and Pinchback's
election IL regarded as defeat OF the Keogg-rackard
wrsE ~ the Warmoh wing OF the republican party.
pinchback made temperate speech and the Conven-
ton adjourned until tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.

+
There is little or no excitement here concerning the
ST. I1onis Convention, aod this absence OF unusual
interest is OF itself subject or general remark Unlike
the Cincinnati Convention, the proceedings have been
but briefly told 20 far, 10 few mcagre dispatches
and the adjournment OF tho Convention with little
progress made is the subject OF good deal OF spccua
ton the impression being that the currency plank
the platform has gwen heated and pro.raced
debate.
The democrats in tho House were not disposed to do
any business in The absence OF many OF their col
leagues at st. Louis, while everybody was induced 10
consent TO early adjournment when they saw the
thermometer marking ninety degrees on the walls OF
the chamber. Some Of the members amused them
selves by fabricatng spurious kilograms from St Louis
nominating and another OF the rival candidates,
ana giving second place TO several OF the ambitious
gentlemen the floor OF the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

MOBILE June p, 1874
The regular republican organization of this county
held the largest and most enthusiastic meeting last
night held here Tor years. ratiiyng heartily the work
ana nominees OF the Cincinnati Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

Fairbanks, J. l. Barssov, George n Dale and @. 3.
Page.
AN oLD-RAsHIoxED MAJORITY.
The Committee on Resolutions reported two only;
one adopting the Cincinnati platform, another the
nominations there made promising that Vermont VIII
roll up an old fashioned majority against candidate
that ST. Louis produce
Al quarter past eight the Convention adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
HINTS FOR HAYES.
RHYMES FOR THE PERUsAL OF THE cIKcIN-
NATI NOMINEE.

RHYMES FOR THE PERusAL OF THE C1NcIN-
NATI NOMINEE.
During recess In the bond forgery case Mr.. Oakley
Ia'! bantercd By another of the counsel touching
olltics Inasmuch as the banterer was disappointed
'onklIng the bantered down and scrubbed tho
blowing doggerel which legal reporter secured,
moving the facility with which rhymes could be
Matched for The Cincinnati nominee
II you've finished YOUR praise
0 Wheeler aud Hayes
In the court where old Hays
Quod-ded each one who prcys:
II you've pIucked of the bays
From Roscoe.lian vase;
III hooks and tOkays
You have drank over baize;
IL your heart can erase
Those Conkiing-ian days
vide Mary-Calais);
II you've placed on its dals
A Clay image OF Hayes
And sung roundclays
To the new Wheeler phaze
ndcd hurruhs
Every iarm to a-mazc;
II, like Paul Ver0ncsc
You have sotiened your rays
And ceased sobbng Hclas
Al the death Of your plays;
II you re ready tosvaze
tAgainst Wickham's loud nays
Those cannon thai craze
The park sparrows and Jays;
Then take leisure 10 gaze
On what "Oid Stascr" saya
Beware Of delays
The electors VINO laZe,
or the voter who strays
Foster party decaysl
And who breaks seldom paya
Thou be planning Tor avs
And campaigning ARRAYS
All scnce' viewers 10 daza
Co. ask Modistc Tcresc
To beg sweet Madame Hayes
For new fashions IN stays.
A Ia refine or pdys.
Or some quaint p0innaisa
Fix new Pcrc IN Chase
For Fcntonan dog Trays
Go plaster coupcs
Or more .slbcrai' drays
With that sketch OF Dore's
That the Graphic dubs "Hayes:'
or else handful the quays.
Shout democracy preys
Duck A. donkcys can Craze
The hedge thistle that plays
on the feature called nes"
Yet. In vain will you
Tilden temples with Hayesl
r..
Dear sur. wud We paxe
To mnaiu' my taze;
Shurc do " bckasc
I'm agin Wheeler and Hayes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
coScosp, June p. 1875.

CoScosp, June p, 1876.
The following state officers elected by the
House and senate in JOINT convention to-day :-Benja-
min r. Prescott Secretary Of state; Scion Carter,
Treasurer, and =. A. jerks. State Printer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

the Unised States by its recent deeisioa in the
sassn q constitution Law nssro BY virtue Of his
meats voter in evrry state III Inc Union. ous when
by ss.ae Of her vaissd states citizenship applies
IN me exercise Of 10 same right, shs emandea 10 tte
bench. The constitution of the United
is he right 3, suffrage o. any one A. q
that has no voice in the law aud law makers hence we
Sssss Il. ". secure s possa M our our
light, Of person and p,sssr:y qadsr al sSnao"' ,ss
the cannot be said enjoy the blessings q sefgcv
liberty the the hand force destroy but
c.nno dlsjon them while the ., and Highest n"tye 80
the principles Of astie. Of equality that unaere
that the party takes This .,rp viii just
had ysa sssdsa appeals made sa . ss at ,
more in 1872. your party might now have been
can boas, to-day live which the en.usi
But how ca. re pope honor and honesty either party
IN minor matters 80 Ing ss both eonsea, TO ree 's
asr mos. sacred rights, A. party you %. defended shs
aanns tue last session ia Congress Are the rshts u
n all the southern States, whose slaves
The Whole art OF government says Jefferson consists IN
ssans.s. !. setting toward ne sm.ns and en-,
la taken ia day Whether the democratic party will
ssssnlns isoc"o women With tue rights OF
s,sa.E and ssss, saasss gu, Theory Of sell
thi. eventual tho Vi
s saHtDn 5o stPy s s1aSr0s President
Chairman tx. Committee.
SUSAN b. ANTHONY. Corresponding secretary.
A PLANK PLATFORM.
Accompanying this address the following plank
for the democratic PLATFORM
Whereas the democratic party the nst 10 abolish the
property extend the right Of suffrage all
white in OF the oider states and whereas
Legislature right suffrage
the women Of Wyoming; therefore,
Resolved That pied ourselves the right OF
suffrage the OF the United equal
with
The CHAIR-The Convention has heard the memorial
and the Char will entertain motion 10 what dspo-
sitlon II VIII make OF it.
Mr.. McCLRRSASp, Of Illinois, move thai the memo
rial be referred TO the Committee on Resolutions Tor
their respectful consideration.
The CHAIR--WithouI objection the resolution viii be
referred under the rule moved by the gentleman
from Illinois.
THE COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS
The CHAIR-Ihe Secretary OF The Convention will call
the roll oil the States and each state called the
chairman OF It's delegation wifi send the name Of tho
delegate appointed by his delegation upon the Commit
tee ON Resolutions to the Secretary.
The SECRETARY then called the roll for the appoint
ment oil a ommittee Resolutions with the follow
ing result
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13


Baum III Ser Scanbalpres
jeB oes 5rdulsin Wartine5 seseI o.u
ceihen gubaner Del 8ale beenoet, 10
tauht jhpn elm auoerer aus Dem Ntfeii'
itanb bes @etp Yorfer Dberseridtes auf.
Hrdnlein Morb u. q. Nlcof pertla9t
bur6 ibren Hormunb G~lrranoer .:
9flcod ben Germ Sannes Wcaean aut
$3.50 Sdabeneriab pesen 8rits oes
6erratbsperipredens uub 8erfibrrrts.
Ser &luseidr,ft iino fplsenSe @nsa6er'
unterlest: Nrdnlein Glcod mar I'M No>
uember 1878 nsunsebn Sabre alt, als
Te Serrn Wcaean in elmer WeriarlrllS
luna Der Barf Siuiiion, Cons Of GeHs
perance lbie 9osen bieies Sroens Itilo
tpahre 8rutitdtten berS mmoralitdf pors
seiteIt ruurbe. Die &ldserin beiu9'e
sur Belt Die Sdule fir Geographic i'm
Cooper Snftitute, I'M iid our 9elesra'
pbiitin a~us,ubiloen nno 10 ipdter ibren
llnterbalt su perbienen. Wenise Gage
nab Der Buriteluns empfing 5rduletr
Nlcpd bic 8eiude bes Mc&ean in benz
&oitbmie e, in tpeldem iie unb ibre Wtuts
ter logirten. 9ieie 8eiude tpuroen Bis
sum 6. Geptember 3. 8. fOrtseiebt, ano
auBerbem fanb cine leb6afte @orreipon.
beng 5uiiden 8eiben ftatt. Gm 6. Suli
ioI nun Der 8erflaste in benz &Ofbaus
go. 1886 pierte Nnenre iid nit Warp
perlobt unb unmittefbar barauf ibren
&uin beiperfiteliat baben. GlS McSean
iein, Beiu9e einiteate, audi brieflid
gtidts mebr pon iid b6ren lieB, babe bic
&ldserin benielben uerseblid Gag unb
@adt aufseiudt. Ser 3uitauo, in benz
lie iid befanb, iibte einen 70 b%eprimirens
ben @infuB auf ibr @eiiteSuermOsen,
oaB iie lit 9elirium perfiel uub tpdbrenb
beiielben bon Sauie iuanoerte, ben unse'
treuen @eliebten Su iuden. 9a lie nidt
5uriidfebrte, iuurbe bic Boli5ei benah
ridtist uno ibr SisHalemelt in ben
5eitunsen perbHentli6t. Die perflaate
Yartei bat bic Beantpprtung Der &lases
idlrift nod nidt e%ingeianbt. Su einem
Bunfte iuenisitens bat bieier NalI slebns
li9teit nit benz Martiues Del 8ales
8ro5eB, ndmlid baB aud bier Der 8ers
flaste iebr reid uno Elm anseiebener
Mtann in ben @ei6aitstreiien Metus
gOrt's 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Vom 5raualtar an oen Sttmms
faiteu,

Cine biibi6e @piipoe bes 8~ahlta9es
in Cincinnati idiloert bns ,Goltsblntt"
oaielbt fplseHoermaBen: ngm @abl.
tase iuurbe in Cincinnati cine Che unter
%llmftdnoen 9ei6lpiien, Die bas ate
Sprii6fuort: ,es aibt nidts geues inter
Der Some, entidieben 9isen f~trafen.
So birfte ,penisitens faum baseipeien
iein, oaB Semano ii9 Sals iiber &opf
in oas Sod Der Che geitiirSt bate, nm
bel elmer @abl iein Stimmredt nidt su
perlieren. Serr Charles u. Sired 1T es,
Der elnen 10 boben 8esriff BON ieiner
Bilrscrpfli6t bat. baB CT lieber feline
5rsibeit gum Spfer bradts, als ieiner
Stimme o%erluitis sing. Serr Sre6
Jimmie in Der Ottpberluahl IN Der ID.
BarO, uerleste ieinen @obuib aber upr
pierSehn 5asen ua6 Der "A. 8arb.
sls er nun ON Mprsen oes Wabl>
tages am Stimmplab Der "a. 8arb en-
i9lsn, iuuroe ieiae Stimme beanitaubet,
neil er ni6t RTE po-geib-ietene gluSabl
DON Easen in Der Daro seuubnt. @r
elite Nun uad benz Stimmplas Der II.
&aro, ieinem iribcren 8ObuliBe; bier
aber wiberfu6r inn bas ndmlide S6id.
ial, man mes feline Stimme Suriid, neil
er rinen 8obniiB uerlest. SerSrpeiis
~lunssuoa elite Serr 6re9 nab pem 8us
feau oes Wapors, um Elm Irstunf's-
mittel Su finoen. ST bate lid einnlal
in ben &opf seiest, 81 itinimen uno be-
fano iib in iener Stimmung, in Der man
Dor feinem Wittel Suriididredt, I'M iei'
men 9wed ~ erreiden.
Serr Sred bate ni6t al bic unrebte
3blre setlupit. r@enn Sic itimmen
iuolen," ertldrte inn iderseno 6err
Shoonmafer, Der Sefretdr bes Wapors,
40 heiraibeu Sic" Gin Wann lit bort
ieBbaft uno unter alien ~llmitGnoen
timmberehtist, no feline 5rau uoer So
mile iuobnt. Der Raib paud)te Serrn
5red portrefilid, or bate cine 8raut
uno iomit la9en Der Iusfibruns ieines
Sorbabens feline uniiberlteisliden Sin.
b%erniiie I'M Nese. 8enise Miuuten rad
@mpfans oes freunoi6aitli6en &atbes
iaB er nit einem Sreunbe in einem
StraBenbabnpasen, nub cine babe
Stunoe ipGter mar man i'm Saule Der
Vraut, SRI. gliSabetb u. Sisel, in 60
pinston, 8p.
9ie junse Dame lupllte sipar anfanss
nidts bon benz ieltiamen SOri6lase ipii.
len. Sbre Giniuanoe iuurben iebO9 gum
56pei9en sebradt urb ON Na6mittas
lamb bas iun9e lsaar Dor Buitor @iiens
lobr, Der benz Sunoe ben Seaen Der
4ir6e ertbeilte. gtad 8eenoisung Der
Cravings '@eremunien fubren bic Oiell.
p%srmdblteu nod 5re6's 8obuuns in Der
"a. Baro. Der juuse Gbsmann bate
lein Opfer ni6t umiOnit sebradt. So
iuar flint ubr iiinfuuhuierSis Winuteu
nlio seraoe Dor 9buridluB, als er an
Stimmplab eridien, triumpbireub, unt
leiHen Stlmm5ettel in Der 8abllrng
o%eppnirte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13

tdlt 80 sriediide Sdulsu NIT 5000
B6glingen. Gbeuio iino piele Don ben
9drfen Rittelalbaniens sriediider Gbs
itammuns unb ben @riehen iehr 5use'
than.
9bracien entbdlt (abseieben bon benz
8e5irf &doeitos, mo Die @rieden ole
Oberbano baben, betrefis beren es jebod
an gendueren Daten mangel) 1,149,626
Tirfen, 253.3O2 @rieten, 1,697,763
8nlsaren. Sn Ibrianopel ii~berfpiesen
bic @rie4en, ferner finb aud in 9bracien
piele buleariid rebenee 8eipobner urs
ipringlid @rie6en uub bdnsen Der
sriebiiden Sadie an. 1bracien ,dblt
$50 griehiihe Shulen nit $4,000 45a=
linsen. Die panIlapiitiihe Brppagan6a
bate einen 2heil BON Tbracien anb
Macebonien Der Stride BON &onitantinps
pei e%ntSOsen. Den Bepeis, paB bieier
bulsarii6 rebenbe3 beilin l1ripruns unb
.: nfpeiie sriediid 1T, liefert bic neulid
erfolgte &idfebr BON las 96rfern 81
benz 8onhartinupler Batriartat. Die
CYPRUS uno 9beiIalieu beipobnenoe Be-
p%6lferuns pertbeilt fid nod NatiUnalis
tat unb @lauben tuie folst: Die @piros
ten finb 1920 Seelen itarf, bauon
iinb 415,965 @rieden, 1885 2iirfen
rrb 300 Suben. Bon ben beioen erIts
s%enanntsn @%atesorien lit elm Brudibeil
albaneii6er Serfunft unb Sprade.
5"beIalien entbdlt cine 8oltsSabl BON
1884, $50 Seeleu, barunter 34l,S50 @hris
fen sriedii9er Nationalitdt, nit Iuss
nabme Ginger Sirten albaneii6en ooer
plahiShen Stammes, bic iid tnoelien
ielbit oils @rie6en betra9teu. 9ie
9iirten sablen SO, 730, Die Suoen 1880
al SeeleuSahl. glus ben Oben mitges
tbtilten Itatihiiden Sablen erbeIt nit
binreidenoer guibenS oas @ewidt, pel'
DIES cine eiipaise @rbebuns Der pttpmas
niiden @rie9en bebufs grringuns ma
%tiOnaler llnabbdusisfeit in bic @asihale
Der O:isntirase perfen miIBte. Wtit Der
etbnosrapbiideu @lieoeruna lino Die pos
liti,den Strebunsen uno @esenitrebun>
gen aui Der Saltanbalbiniel eng uno uns
irennbar perfnlpit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13

bes Stiides ipurbe 9puHe ielbitueritdnos
lid pors.rufeu unb mebrete Stimnrsi
pieberbolten: ,nian tpiro sic nibt obs
faiien.~
Sieien triumph biBte 8oufe NIT els
ner ihlaHoieu Nadt in Dem Depot Der
Brdfettur inter elmer Meuse perbafteter
Giebs uub gasabunoen in einem i%tinffn@
ben @elaEe, mo nidt einmal elm
SIP fir ihn irei mar. SlIe ginSelnbeiten
bieies 8orills, Der pbne peitersn Gad.
theil fir 8ruffe ~perlief, seuinnen in Der
GrSdbluns BON Souffe elm beionoeres
Saterefle: cine 1ebertraspnJ oerielben
ipiiroe fir einen einfaten Beridt SI
LANCE ausfallen. Gs seniist in benz In'
aefiibrten bic politiide 9enfueiie Bouf"
fe's iisnalifirt unb auf beiien Wemoiren
eas 8ublitum aufmerfiam semaht ~
n60Pr1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13
Die 8rted)sn tn Der Sarfet.

Inter ben pieleH perIhieoenen bel Be
urt1eiluns Der 8~erbdltniiie I'M Orient
IN 8stru3t tummenoen Srasen nimmt
bic ber etbnosrapbiiden @lieoeruns Der
Saltau.6 alb,niel teinespeBs ben lesten
&uus Elm. Sm @esentheil ldBt iit Elm
erl6Dpienber lleberblid iiber bic ein5elz
men 8ursdnse in Der CUR Belt I'M euros
pdiiteH SiiOOIt Ipielenoen Dramas nur
s%epinueu, iuenl, mau iih iiber urIa6e,
Sra9peite uno 8irfung Der manniss
ia6en &eibunsen Re9enidaft 81 seben
permag, iuel6e ii9 uotbuenoig aus Der
buntsemii6ten 3uiammeniebun9 bes
86ltsr.W uieums Der eurOpGiiden 2lrs
fei entipideln miiiien.
@eraoe in aesenwdrtiser 5eit beans
ipru6t bieIe Seite Der orientaliiben
Sage electromagnetic Bebeutuns, ba oas
9rie1ii6e Clement lih 81 einem islblts
Itdnoisen @uitreten auf Der politilten
Sibne anSuI6iden ideint uuo lei Mus
iterung ieiner pe~riisbaren &rGite nit
BEL anipri6en bes Slapentbums, ipes
cieu oes Sulsarentbums, IN Goliitor
serdib. @eseniiber ben bon beleen
Seiien Sur Berounfeluns ces 2batbes
itauoes semahten Iu%itrensungen III bic
sSturSo. NIB" in ben Stano 9eIebt, bas
in ben srie9iids tirtiiden @ren5prooin-
Sen pbwaltenbe 8erbdltnlB Sfpiiden
Sleuer. uub Seaeuentbum anf @runo
antbentiiden 9ateu flar 81 itellen.
Macebonieu 1T BON 2,O22, 0S1 Mtubas
I1lebanern 1,076,676 @rieten unb 4Ol,>
042 8ulaaren beppbut. Gin 9beil Der
lebteren bep6lfert bas in aominiItratiper
BeSiebmg 81 Macebonien gere6nete
unfere Serbien, fpie anoerieits Elm Bruds
th.il Der Tiirfen BEN obsren Nlbanien
anaeb6rt. 8eiu eriediid finb bic Iios
li6en 0iItrifte Don &aiiaubra, Berria,
Ceres, nit 100000 @inmobnern. Ser
ner iinb bic Sulsaren 5ablreid nit Gle.
menten sriediider Sbitammins burds
iebt, ipelde int 2aufe Der 8eit oas buls
aariIde Soiom ansenommen baben.
Dabin sebbrsn namentlid bic Tauiid
rebenben Beppbuer bon Mooena, So
niba. Goirdn, Gtrumniba imb sum
Tbeil BON Npret.5 iGar. Bon $4,000
bulaariid rebenben Betpobnern bes 9i'
frifts Yitpfia finb 10000 griediider
6erfunit. 2ebterer Diitrift alein ents
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-13

Die SrenSen spii@en geribmt
ilo Seriidtiat ideinen iid aud in Ono.
iano 5u ueriuiiden. iSeitbem Or.
slaoe, oas sMebiums Der Spiritiaen.
nabmsn. W"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-29
Disraeli. in his farewell address to his

Disraeli, In his farewell address to his
Buckinghamshire constituents who
continuously sent him to the House OF
Commons ever since the year 1S47, says
s'Throughout my public life 1 have
aimed at two chief results. Not insen-
sible to the principle Of progress, l have
endeavored to reconcile change with
that respect for tradition which is one
OF the main elements Of our social
strength. And, in internal affairs, /
have endeavored to develop and
strengthen the Empire, believing that
the combination of achievement and
responsibility elevates the character
and condition Of the people" To effect
ually reconcile change with tradition,
and the achievement OF imperial
strength with the pressing demands oi
responsibility, were by no means easy
undertakings. Doubtless Dissy thinks
.>he succeeded; others think he failed
and these others quote his own writings
on him in which the peerage is pro
nounced the refuge Of failure to pre-
tenders in statecraft whose ambition
overruns their merits.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-29

The London Saturday Reuien. a leading Eng
lish paper, commenting upon the defeat of
Custer. gives. after the fashion OF English news
papers. the United States and our soldiers a
great deal OF good advice about the manner in
which the Indian campaign should be con-
Quoted.
THE cavalry of the United States found no
difficulty in penetrating into this country" the
R.rie,e goes on to state. therefore 1t would
seem to follow that artilery-at least light arti-
lery-also could be- conveyed there. We cannot
understand why Gen. Custer gave battle with
ont his artillery" To fight without artillery. in
defiance of everything that Napoleon or We'll
lington ever said. explains to the Rerieao the
eause of Clusters fearful defeat.
We find it necessary to differ with the views OF
this great paper. Artillery for the Indians,
sounds to us very much like the celebrated
Dutch powder for fieas-you catch your flea,
open his mouth. and put the powder In. Even
If the Indians we're to form in battle array before
your cannon and give you an opportunity to
bang away at them. we are still inclined to think
IL would only serve to make great deal oi
noise-nobody would be hurt.
We have ourself. after the fashion OF journal
lists. suggestion to throw out. The Indians
are pretty well acquainted with gunpswder by
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-29
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

The merit and success Of Bensons Capcine
Porous Plasterg are already clearly established.
This ndisputable fac, has brought out i num- a..
imnosing npon the public articles under the
name OF Capsicin and Oapsicum Plasters, as
being articles similar 70 Benson's. BE not de
eeived Their composition Is entlreiy diHereht'
and in no respect the same. =,
The word Capcine will hereafter be cut Ia
every plaster to ensure the consumer against
ron nterfeits or limitations Bensons Capclne
pornns Plastnrs are now conceded to be the
most effective remedy ever offered the public.
They give instant relief, and cure quicker tnan
anv known plaster liniment or compound.
They can cure where other porous plasters
simply relieve. They contain neither metallic
nor mineral poisons. They are indorsed py
tntion' Price rs cents. Can be obtained Of any
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Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. \.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-29

The Administration red-tapists have
ct length locked the stable after the
horse is stolen. They have issued an
order prohibiting the sale OF guns and
ammunition to the Indians, after Sitting
Bull and other warriors OF his ilk have
obtained all that they require. A good
deal, however. is left by the terms OF
tho order to the discretion OF the post
traders, as they are to judge between
dusky friends and hostiles, and it is sup
posed that such traders as can rely on
the potent aid OF Orvil Grant Will be
slow to cut down their post perquisites,
for the enjoyment Of which they paid
20 dearly to Belknap and the rest. Some
improved plan will evidently have to be
adopted for the selection OF post-traders
before the existing evil can be cured.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-29

The forthcoming instructions by At
torney General Taft, touching the dis
position of troops in the South during
the approaching Presidential election,
are looked for with some degree OF
anxiety by all parties In interest. OF
course the RAIDS expect it to be greatly
In their favor; but from the past record
OF the Attorney General and his ad-
mitted capabilities, we incline to the
opinion that he will recognize the va
lidity OF the decree OF the Supreme
Court, which pronounced the enforce
ment law unconstitutional, and declared
the President without authority to act
under such law.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-29

Secretary Chandler marches up to the
front in favor Of official assessments
with the vim and vigor Of a veteran. He
says he will stand by any clerk who
gets into trouble for having collected
assessments on salaries, for without
funds the war against the Confederate
Democracy cannot be carried on, and
unless the country is again saved by the
Republicans it will be lost forever
"Go ahead, boys!" cries Zach. "Nevel
mind the law, mind mel"