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which canno. be favorable, must be
taken to apply only to Eastern Florida,
and more particularly to the country
along the banks Of the st. Johns river.
II the prosperity ola country depended
on the. fertility Of its soil, methinks the
beautiful waters of the st. Johns
would ripple through quiet
uninhabited country from its scoarce to
the sea. Florida owes its prosperity
to its delightful. life-giving climate. The
inhabitants, instead Of being tillers of the
soil, are keepers OF boarding houses.
SWEET poTAroEs OVERCOME.
A man, meeting a fellow-townsman on
the street, will ask not how ''the crops"
are, but"how many consumptive Yankees
came In on the boat last night?" A
native being asked "what do you live on
down here?'' replied, ION Yankees in the
winter, and sweet-taters in the summer. +"
1t is needless to add that they much
prefer the Yankee. You remember that
I used to like sweet-potstoes. When our
landlady here passed me the fried sweet
potatoes at the breakfast table made her
happy by telling of my taste for them,
and also partook of sweet-potato cakes
with the remark that it was new and
charming dish. At dinner | graciously
accepted a large boiled sweet-potato, and
and when the dessert came around,
debated for some time be-
tween the respective merits of a sweet.
potato pie and :wect-potato pudding.
I smiled blandly at supper over the
sweet potato hash, but ever since that
day | have abstained from the sweet
.applc of the earth" in all its enticing
shapes 1t being necessary to eat some-
thing, l tried hominy-hominy cakes in
the morning. hominy with gravy for din
ner, hominy fritters tor supper, etc. The
most that can be said for it Is its cheap
ness and its 'filling up" quality. The
greater part of the vegetables in market
are shipped here from more productive
| regions, and at high price. This end
less stretch of sand certainly could not
give much delight TO farmers eye.
1t is indeed almost unproductive until 1t
is fortified.
AS would like to close this letter with
q little Florida patriotism, will choose
the theme OF the weather. My most
glowing eulogies could not exaggerate
the delights OF this climate at the pres.
ent time. The whole town turns ou
every afternoon and saunters around
over the sidewalks, or out in little boat
ing parties, with no object but to battle
In the warm. sweet sunshine.
There is a peculiar charm in the air
it is not enervating as had supposed II
to be. You drink 1t into your lungs al
ifit were the veritable elixir sought here
80 many years ago. 1t floats around
you, soft, warm and balmy, making you
feel that nature Is beReficent to her chill.
dren and it ia Joy simply to live.
AfIectionately your daughter,
EMMA LIVINGSTON.
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THE wEsrMrNsrER REVIEW.

The Westminster Review, January,
1877. reprinted by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., Al Barclay street, New
York, contains as follows:
1. A Ministry of Justice.
II. The Warfare OF Science.
III. The Factory and Workshop Acts.
Nv. The Life OF the Prince Consort.
V. The Turkish Question Russian
Designs. and English Promoters of them.
vi. John Locke.
VII. "lndependeat Contribution. The
Financial Difficulties Of the Government
Of India"
VIII. contemporary Literature"
The first article gives brief statement
Of the scope and importance of the
science OF jurisprudence, and the place
which that science, and the administra-
ton OF law and justice in accordance with
it, ought to hold in regard to the general
government and administration Of the
state.
1t is followed by a very favorable notice
of work by DIR. White, President of
Cornell University, on the struggle be-
tween science and religion. The writer
points out numerous fights, in all OF
which he considers that science has been
victorious.
The long article on the Turkish Cues
tom endeavors to show that the present
dangerous crisis is due, not to Turkish
government, which united Europe
could easily deal with, but to exclusive
designs Of Russia, incompatible with
any such settlement.
John Locke is here spoken of as one OF
the "bright particular stars" of the latter
part OF the SEVENTEEN century, and the
author is called "a good biographer." to
whom the English public is deeply in
debted for the picture he has brought be-
fore them. The work is not merely a
biography, but contains an analysis of
Locke's writings.
For the sake OF facilitating the expires.
sion Of opinion by able and cultivated
men, a limited part of the Westminste,
Reric,o Is sometimes reserved tor articles
which, though harmonizing with it in 9
general way, may differ from 1t in par.
ticular opinions. One of these article:
(Which are called independent Contri.
butions''), on the Financial Difficultiei
of the Government of India" appears in
this number. AS usual, a large space Is
devoted to notices of Contemporary Lit.
erature.
The pei iodicals reprinted by the Leon.
ard Scott publishing company al Bar.
clay street. n. " are as follows: The
London Q'v'terly, Edinburgh, Westnain.
ster, and British Quarterly RevieW, and
BtaehWsod's Magazine. Price, $4a year
for one. or only $l5 for all, and the post
age is prepaaid by the publishers.
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rURNIsHlNG THE WHITE HOUsE

With the incoming OF new president
it has become customary to refurnish the
white house from garrett to cellar, and
upholsterers and furniture dealers from
Cleveland, Boston, New York and Phlla-
delphla are already "on hand in Wash
lngton with a view to obtaining the con-
tract for supplying the executive man.
sion with its new carpets. cur
tains, chairs, tables and all other ar
ticles OF household use and
adornment. 1t has been the custom to
consult the wife OF the new executive or
the subject, the color and patterns of the
carpets, the style of the sofas, chairs and
divans and the make of the coffee pot
and rolling pins; all this is left to her taste
and her orders are carried out accord
ingly. 1t has been ascertained thai
Mrs. Hayes taste runs in Hgh'
blue, therefore it is probable that
under her directions, the white house will
be blue inside. But so tar, the furniture
men have received no contracts, because
there have been no appropriations made,
and the immediate prospect is that Mrs
Hayes will have to put up with Mrs
Grants "leavings." for while at least.
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For the first time in sixty-seven years
there will be no Inauguration ball In
Washington on the evening OF the day
which sees new president enter the
white house. There are two reasons Tor
the omission of the customary festival
occasion. II is not matter Of certainty
that there will be an Inauguration Of q
regularly declared elected presi.
dent of the United States, and
this uncertainty has been adverse
to any preparations for the celebration OF
an event that may not happen. And the
last Inauguration ball was a failure,
financially as well as socially. The bust
ness men who took the lead in 1t and
who lost to the amount OF several thou
sand dollars have grown wise by
experience, and some OF them, such al
ex-Goy. Cook, Boss Shepherd, Senator
Sprague and Others are not in condition
to assist at such an enterprise
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PALATKA, Fla, Feb. 20, 1877

PALATKA. Fla, Feb. 20, 1877.
My DEAR FATHER: In writing to you
OF this ''land of flowers" you do not
wish me, l suppose, to make use of o
fowery pen SO much as truthful one.
1t seems to be the general impulse OF
tourists on first arriving in the state to
be filled with a childishly enthusiastic
delight in everything around them; to
feel q new joy in living, since they have
discovered new and charming world.
The awakening, II any comes. is after a
long stay has gradually brought to theie
knowledge the Disadvantages which this
country certainly possesses. in common
with all other countries On the globe.
The way In which this revela-
ton 10 received depends on the
nature OF the persons. some never
recover from the indignant surprise with
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-28

The latest Republican defaulter to the
government is Gen. John Macarthur
postmaster at Chicago. He used fifty
five thousand dollars belonging to the
government in trying to bolster up some
falling manufacturing business Of his
own, and found himself unable TO replace
the money. Last week he made an as
signment, going into voluntary bank.
ruptcy. His liabilities are $685..
600. his assets $4,000. Gen. Nc.
Arthur began borrowing from the gov
eminent sometime last summer, and has
been going behind ever since. He was
appointed to the postmastership by Pres.
ident Grant in 1872.
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Gov. HAYES made a speech in Spring
field, Ohio, on Monday, in which he
said, realizing his lack OF special fitness
tor the duties which he might be called to
perform, he placed his trust in Almighty
God who rules the destinies Of all ma
tons" a few weeks ago he trusted in
the Louisiana returning board and it did
not fail him. We hope the Lord will be
as good to him as J. Madison Wells and
his conireres were.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-28

The Illinois house has passed bill
providing "that no person in this state
shall be charged as acceptor on any bill
of exchange or written order, unless his
Acceptance shall be in writing, signed by
himself or his lawfully accepted agent"
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zarper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

NUttCcS U VIC XTtofs
The MAGAZINE has attained In Its one quarter
century and more ofexistence IN that point where
il may be said of 1t, In the words of Dr. johnson,
II is vain to blame and useless to praise. The
lustre of its long -ago-attained reputation has in
creased % the years have passed, and its future
seems as bright If not brighter than at any time
since the golden hue of prosperity settled around
its later and best years.-Brookiyn Eagle.
Harpers Monthly is marked by the same char
acteristcs which gave itcirculatOn from the first
with the bitter class OF readers. 1t combines
reading m alter with illustrations in a way TO
make clear and vivid the facts presented. Pic
lures m srely designed to catch the eye of the
ignorant are never inserted Chicago journal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-28

Ex-GoyERNoR BEvERIDGE wishes to
be Hayes collector of customs at
Chicago and is getting names tn q petition
to be presented to his prospective excel
lency.
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TuE congressional filibusters have de-
creased in number rapidly since last
week. and it Is Row probable that the
count will go on.
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J. +. Kunxs cas- hitter Vino OF IFoB

E. r. Kunkse cas- hitter Wine OF Iros
has never been known to fan IN the cure Of
weakness, attended with symptoms; tndis-
position to exertion, loss of memory, diffi-
Guilty of breathing, general weakness, horror
of disease, weak, nervous trembling. ureao-
full horror Of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness. dimness of vision, languor, uni
yersal lassit,de OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspepic symp-
toms, hot hands, flashing OF the body, dry.
ness of the skin, palid countenance ana
eruptions on the face, purifying the blood
pain in the back, heaviness OF the ey elids,
fre0uent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary suffisiOn and loss OF sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from a weakness. and TO remedy
that, use L. +. KunkePs Bitter Wine OF
Iron. 1t never fails. Thousands are now
enjoying health who have used IL. Take
only 4. +. kunkers. g.
beware OF counterfeits and base imita-
tions. As Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron 10
SO well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make an imitation and try
| to sell il of to their customers, when they
| call for kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron Is put up
| only in u bottles, and has yellow wrapper
nicely put on the outside with the pro.
prietor's photograph on the wrapper III
each bottle. Always look for the photo
1 graph on The outside, ana yoA VIII eiWAy
| be sure to get the genuine. Que dollar pei
bottle, or six for tS. Sold by druggists and
,sea.ers EVERYWHERE
ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
| T.. r. Kunka's Worm Syrup never falls
| to destroy Pin Seat and stomach Worms.
| Or. Kunisl, the only successful ply sicaan
who removes Tape Worm In two hours
alive, with head. and no fee until removed,
| Common sense teaches that II Tape Worm
| be removed, all other wofins can he readily
destroyed. Send tor circular 70 DIR. Kun.
KEEL, No. $50 North Ninth street, Philsdel-
phia, Pa, or call on your druggist and ask
| for . bottle OF kunkefs Weru Syrup.
! Price. tl.00. ltnever tails-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-28

The business men of Pittsburg have
sent a petition to congress demanding
the completion OF the count.
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n all cases Of private, chronic, and urinary di.
Known that DIR James has stood at the head OF
the profession for the past 80 years. Age and
experience are sll-important. Semfnel Weak.
meas, night los SEES by dreams, pimples on the
face lost manhood. can positively be cuIeed
Ladies' wanting the most delicate attention, call
a write. Pleasant home for patients. A hook
6r the million. Marriage Guide, which tells
you all about these diseases-- should marry
--why MOTTO cents to pay postage. DR.. James
has 80 rooms and parlor. You see NO one bus
thedoctor Ofiicehours, o. m. TO Jpn. Sum
days, 10 TO IL. All bus mess strictly con fden-
tai. >-2e -oAW-iv
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Zach bosa makes close connections at CAIRO
with hrst-ciAAs steamers for st. Louis, Men,
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville Wiln
ths e. 4 c. r. Il for all points North and East,
and with the Louisville Mail Steamers TO = All
points on the Upper Ohio, giving through re-
ceipts On freighss and passengers to al points
tributary.
For urther information apply to
SOL SILVER, Passenger Agent.
u. n. PHILLIPS,
Or to q. j. GRAMMER,
ssuperintendent and General Freight Agent,
Tl3-20-IY. Evansville Indiana.
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OH Bulletin.

The people will hail with satisfaction
the decrease of the filibustsrs in congress.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-28

FRANK NJ. PALMER has been appointed
postmaster at Chicago, vice Macarthur,
resigned.
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Dr.. JAMES,
Lock Hospital,

CORNER
Washington
Knd Franklin
y sreets, Chi.
cage, Illinois.
Chartered by the
State Of Illinois
for the express
purpose of giving
! immediate relief
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FROM FLORIDA.

An Interesting Letter From the
hlOwery state -kOmething About
the AlltgatOr-HOtels aud Boarding
HOuses-POlttteal. etc., etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-02
Der @etamsesbraoe +

0eIanaesbrurer - WelG cine Slutb
buntsr Grinnsrunsen itsist bel Nennuns
pisitS 3aubeuportes in meinsm Snnern
emppr! @ie lebbaft umsaufsln mid bic
Iraumtilpsr linst Ysrsansener Gage.
pa t6 nod Jung an Sabrrn unp elm feu,
RIGGS. fireles Blut" mar = DEM mile,
msin 9isbsr. pas AUD i'd In @rfapien
ssbOrsn bin." Au1 i6 wsis 10 man1ss
9iee6en su iinssn BON 6abnsnweibsn,
8sianssfeiten unp Sdnserauartieren nit
Oblisatsn 8lutlausern ; bin aud niht
gang unsrfabrsn in Sssus auf pienics.
8aeenjammer. iauere Sdrinse unp ME
rieis i8Snsn Dinse icnf nod bsisen mSs
gen.
2lber treB auspsm fam t6 mid ni6t
libmen. jsmals rsn srbabsnen Delan8s
pereinli6en Sianrpunft errei6t Al babsn,
ben fold Gin d6t ir Der @olIt s~efdrbtsr
S%anaestiupr Deer ME man in 0ersins.
freiisn 81 iascn pfss'. elm w~abrbafsr
Sanssstruper ,spn @rttes 0naren"
sinnimmt neil mir birrsu rie natirli1sn
gnlassn fsbltsu. SD bin msin estsn
lang ni6ts ais sip iansesbrlpali9sr
Dilettant seblisbsn, auf pen pie 3dnftissn
pom isbsr nit sinsm sswiHsn Witlsip bers
abblidtsn UNI zen lie mic sinen Stisfbrus
Der bsbanpeltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-02

pfanssfeierlihfeit sinen suten Gineru6
su MAIDEN. Or trinft raber mdBie uns
perbdlt fi6 ~iterbaupt rubis, srmabnt
aud pcbl rie ,.jinseren Goassen", isineu
8eiipiele ;u fplsen, mas ,u isinsm Yer>
rruile Mot INNER eie sepinidte Sead@
tuna iincst. = 8eim Ginmari6 In rfe
Start bsbt iib fsine Sruit nit 5ohssfdbl
langssbriperlifen SepusteinS. u. piroe
er cieisn firlssn Mpmsnt NIT feinem 8Bz
nise Ger Gre taulbsn. Wit Gem suses
rielensn Quarter tit Ter Saneesbruper
iu BEN meiifsn 6dQen ;ufriecen. Sn cte<
fer 5inf9t IN sr bei6eiren unp ssniiss
lam, ME es iibsrbaupt ais cine ansrfanns
te 5batiade gilt, raj rer Sansesbruper
;u Zen oniprudslcieftsn Snnipiruen
~ reGuen 1T. 9eirer III iest bsi ben
Soften cine Neusruns einsefibrt rporren,
Die benz Sansesbrurer tief tnS Slei!1
iansicst. Gs 1T ries rts aufnabme p:s
semii&ten GborssiapssS in Die 6efpro>
sranme.
9esen BEN ssmiI6tsn Gbur bat BET
dbte Sansestrucer einen rabren Abl6eu,
unp mag sr eber ron alien S6redniGen
res @epihens als pom rerartiser Wuff
reeen bSren. % er pisusidi firttst, rae
rurb bic Gnttsbuns elmer 3unft BON
uSansesibwefern" feline etsenen actisn
N @srtte iinfen perren ocer pb Ger aes
mii6te 9eians ibm ais ;u penta muffas
LTD erihsint, per fann's iasen !? 9enua
er mill Spn Sansssidpetsrn ni6tS ntls
len unp pirp iib ME einem Sereine ans
itltsssn, in wsltem audi Damien nit,
rirfsn. 0p6 pirr er iib prbl eieism
lstelitanpe fisen milen, pa eS ii6 bsrs
ausscitelt bar, ras Ger semii6te Gbpr rod
nitt 10 libel iii. ME Ger Sanse5brucer
slaubr unp raj BAD. Sinrel, Wcsart
anr ipniise fleine 9sifer ldon alIsnfau5
nsbsn Stt. Ssldnitt, Wibbrins, Sddsn
nit ansubBren limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-02
Ssbntes &aSitel.

@m Nbenp ienss Cages, rpsl&en Gil
labstb fsts ale ben slidli&ten ibrss
9ebsns prizes, YsrlieB fe Berlin. I'm, 70
l&nslI als mbeli6 S&lpb IrauenrOrf
su errsi1en. Gle bate ibre Anfunft
rur& Elm Islssrumm ssmelpst unp bottle
nod Dor Der 8eerpisuns pie alts, pom
ibr 70 sdrtlit selisbte 6eimatb Az errets
den ; lie untsr fOlden llmfdnpen pieper
su Iebsn, bate fe ni6t srparte:s Sir
li& erl6tsn ibr bic eide, wsl4e ibr Yd.
ter binterlieb, cine uneriesli&s ubi@On fs
i1 ni1t rerbsblsn fUnnte, pas purh
ibrsn 8idtritt sur Sirds sieuei&! Elm
sans anpsreS 0srbdltnib spil1sr ibnsn
sinsetreten mare umiomsbr CT ia l6On
ibrs Wsiseruns, S6parsburs ,u be3isbsn
unp ibren 8srliner Aufentbalt ltbr sem!ss
biaiat bate. Gsff slaubte ie Mlbrs6t In
Irausnrorf ia lnpen, bate er tbren Brief
erbaltsn. unp ,pie wlrpe CT ieinsn Sn:
bait aufsenommsn baben2 Sbren DITTO
BORT su lsbsn, magic ie iaum su bOffen
er mar 8erptB IN S1par3bur9 3urud9es
blisben.
Oils Der Bug enpli& mad elmer lanssn
unp unterbrS@snen Gabrt an Der fleinen
Citation belt. pom NO aus man Irauen-
rUrf binren furser 3eit errei&te. lparr
Giilabstb bort pom N!bre6t abssbplt.
Dem Wieperleben Der gbssotten bate
lid unter Ten pbwaltencen 0erbdltni1en
jspsnfals cine peinli6e 0~erlessnbsit bsis
ssmii6t. penn nibt Der traurise Momsnt,
an rsm iie f6 wiepsr psreinisten, ibnen
puribsr binwssssbO!fsn bate.
Wlbre6t tbsilte Gliiabstb iofort nit.
paB lie nod ,ur rsbten Belt 3ur Seile,'
suns Der eei1s ibres Vatsrs anfOmme.
wslae nod am ielbissn Atene ftattFns
ben Iolte.
Nlbreht polte alien Nneeren 8eSen'
lbsr aud nod jest Die Weinuns pers
tretsn, pel6e sr itets In 8s,us auf Glis
labstbs 8siis na@ Berlin ausssIprc&su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-02

Sn @ebet uni frupissr Grpurtuna
srbradte fe BEN srSeten 1beil cel
Naht; penn rie @eranfen psrrrdnstel
ben Sdlaf. Sie srbob f6 alS nod ets
Sterne am 6immsl aldnstsn, pa fl
idOn frdb In pas &.pifsr fabrsn woute
aIs aber ibr @asen purd bic nod
tiqen Straben Der Start fubr, flUpftt
ibr Sers BON freucissr unidulp.
Sn Der fleinen 8irbe mar es nod
nidt Gag sepprren, ais GliIabe.b bin
%sintrat ierc6 laien mebrere Der patrea
beilise Mefen, unp bic eibtsr auf zen
9ltdrsn erbslten ZEN psrbdltnibmdBia
flsinen &aum. Gs mar 10 itiQ. 10 ans
pddtis ; man fiblte, ras bier 0sbets
gum Tyrone rss SS6ten bipauf seiunct
purren. unp pus gr Isltif in ZEN bel.
Ii8en @ebeimni6en anssbetet marc.
Der Superior rss Sauiss belt Gil
labs;b etpi parme Mniprabe. pann se9tt
fe NIT lauter. flarer Gimme tbr Sefennt.
mfg ab. ienss 8laubens befenntnie, pels
DIES in 10 einfa6en Worten ben @laus
ben Ger Stride auscridt uno weIhea
BON ben Teineen rer Wabrbeit ais Elm
FLUID, cen Der, tpel6er oielem Sefennts
nilit lreue lbpbrt, ieinen @erwanpten
ausIpreden fol-, YerIbrieen pirp.
5ierauf fplste pie ItiplutiOn pom Dare
tie uno Seete, unp nadrem nun Gltia.
beth Elm @liep Ger 8irbe seppreen mar
ertbsilte ibr pater 9. ris Nblplutipn ibre,
Slnpen. pa le ibm Die Setdte ia Gage
;uSur atsclest bate.
Sn Gltlatetbs Serstn jutslte etne nod
ME empfunrene 0rsure; fe Sermo6tt
nur III tanfen UNI ~ preilen unc in Der
Gbor Ger Islisen Oeiiter "a eroben einsus
ltimmen, bel eenen mad ceS Seilanre
Serbsibuns jtBt sroee 6reuce bsrridts
neil cine Ssels ft6 Su Sbm bsfsbrts
Wit inb~rinhisen 0erlansen, Sbm mil
san;em tSsrsen ansussb6ren, fclste ii
Ger beilisen WeiIe, bel pelder iie gum
eritsn Wale BEN pabren @ptt empfar
gen iplte.
domino non sum dignus," s~ittertt
eS pisrer In itrer Seele; rod als 81
bel ibr mar, ais ie Sbn s~mpfanssn bate
smpfanp ie, wie Gr in Ssinsr Aqes per-
mSseneen eists Sid aud ldwade See.
len subereiten fpnne.
Sur rem einen @sfibl psrmcdte ne I'D
binsussben; nMein Soft. ib bin Ni6ts
Du aber ttlt @uss," unb sltib einer
S6rei aus FER 5isfe ibrss Ssr;snS ftise
ibr Slsbsn fir Die Sbrisen ;u 8ptt smppr;
fir ibrs arme Glspnpre fir bic Seell
ibres Saters.
Gin lie Deum l6lpb bic feisrlip,
SanrIuns, an wsl6er ni6t ALIEN raa
sanse 8lpltsr ben wirmften Mntbeil ses
npmmen bate, i~onpern aud iene tlein,
tatbolll6e @smeinpe, pel6e bier ibrl
Anpa9ten ;u Yerridten paeste.
8ein auss mar trpfsn sebliebsn, als NOR
Glila5etbs Stimme 10 feft u. mutbis batt
ibr Notwithstanding ausipre1en BIZ.
rem, II. als fe wiepsr ibrem @assn sui6rit
pranstrn iib Aue UNI iie bsrum. UNI ii,
su eteieI allsin pSlis pabren Slid a.
sratuliren uno ii6 ibren 9sbeien an;u:
empfeblen.
Mls fe 70 umrinst BON Der WsnaI
FAM, wel9e meift aus ben untsren Glal'
fen sebilpst mar, prdnste ii4 S6pstel
Wartba baiis on fs beran unp Greupen'
tbIdnsn weinenp, i6lp6sn ie ~sinanpsr IL
Die Mrme. a
y0ott persslte Sbnfn GILES" iaste IL,
Glilabetb mob, pann treantsn fe iit, I'm
ii1 in risIsm esben nibt MEIER ;u lsbsn
renn Seiren nal Elm 8reis GROCER Ibd'
tisfsit ssiteIt worpen ; cod pieie 8reiit
lasen nett BON einancer entfernt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-28
Party Nominations.


The Towsontown Journal says that the
Crawford county system of nominations
which has been tried in Baltimore county,
"has been condemned on all sides as not
producing what was expected of it, The
Crawford county system is simply voting
for the candidates instead Of nominating
by convention. Thosystem is well enough,
if honestly carried out; but, like the con-
yention system, it is not proof against the
tricks of the willy politician. Either plan
of nomination would do, if dishonest trick
sters who manipulate conventions in their
own selfish interest instead of honestly re-
presenting public sentiment, would keep
their deft fingers from cheating the people
who sent them there to serve the public
instead Of themselves. Instead of being
the agents Of the public in an honest ex-
preston of public sentiment and public
preference, they go to log rolling and enter
into combinations, not to get the best men
to serve the party or the public, but to Sc
lect the most subservient tools 10 serve
themselves