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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-29

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Elm Sort, tpel&ss in Der Ndbe ees III.
'snbeimer 9ofes erbaut tpsrben io0.
&c 1T basu beitimmt. Die bebeutenb'
gntfernuns bonn Sort @sroer, ,psl9es
bel Dem Dorfe @roHenitcosn an @bein-
&bcne.aanal l;est, 3u i&lieben unb ir
semi1ermasen ben MnI9!u6 an ben
&bein 81 bilben.
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Snnsbrud. Sn @elfM- 9prcI fonen
icrtiieatorii@e arbsiten in Mnsriff ees
nommeu tperbsn. 0lon ipri@t BON Der
erri@tuns BON 8efeitisunssn bsi Wsa=
.otello I'M Gtid.9bale unb bel Yeritin,
unb 8e5jano am Gin, bs;iehunssmeiis
Mussanse BON gcNusona unb Subiea.
rien.
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Carlos. Der ii6 befanntIid lett einiscr
| 3eit iiberuQ in ber @et berumtreibt.
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6rau bon &iipaloiSa seb0risen 9auie
in Der Mo,artittabe otseitiessn. &C.
nannte 6rau lit Die @attin .ines iponi.
'den Sauptmouns. wel4er in ben 3ei.
ben Der Garliiten tampftt unb sesen.
udrtis in Cling bomieilirt. Sm Gaufe
beg Samita9s madte Der @rin3 Dem
8iidof &ubisier einen 8clud, ,pe!dc,
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Sonntas pcrlicb Son Carlos mad,
cintm Slueitdsisen Iufentbalte nit osm
Gouriersuse Sing. um F9 mad Yaris
3u be9eben.
@06men.
Sn benz 8aoe=O rte 5ep!ib in 86b.
men ltarb am %. Gcbruar 9err 9art.
mann 6reuno, &eOatteur Der Seplibc,
3eituns, OIL Subereuloie.
un9arn.
pei, u. Mdrs. Gs bat babier As
Stmnoen lang sei@meit. 0ie Giien.
babnen limb cinseidneit uno Der Scr.
tebr in 6olse bslien 9ansli@ einseltslt
Der S6nee lie9t bon bis IL Sui
bp9.
= Neit. Sic unsaril6e &csicrun!
BOT oos Yrrjett Der unsariidcn Moro
| oitbubn- @eishidaft, betre1sno ben Sa1
Der 2inie Muntaes= 8cstio (unsarild
1 salisiide Mnldlublienie Der Nlbycdts
: babn), absNebnt.
Sdweis.
Bern. Mus Den G%antonen ct. Sal
lien. uri uno edmps tcmmsn 9erid.
Ftrpn crtanartisen @iitbcn BEG 6obr
,pinoss. Mn einem eia5isen Sage ,uu,
Den olein auf Der t,rsen Strede 2ome,
: nod @cloau AZ ObIbdume ent,pur;cl
-Sn @larus bat cine Yroteftpe,
iommIuns sessn ben jiinSitcn aui
ld.ag Der Siermirtbe itattsefunoei
IS wuroe beidloIen, our4 S%crtraucns
mdnner eini9e @irtbe sur Serabiebun
oes Sierpreiies auf feline al,e 9obe q
Gts. Den balhen 2iter) ;u bewceen IN
oann nur bic @irtbidaften nit Del
biaiscrn Bier 81 belu9en. Sem 81
idluHe pfidteten 100 Mann nit ibr,
n llnteridrift bel.
Bern, Is. Mdr3. @m Sabrstat
y oes Barrier Gommuniitsnaufltanos
lpurbe bier BON ben Snternationale
|eine 0ffentlide Semonitration in Seet
seIest. Sic poIijei bema9tiste fl
= elmer Der YrOceilion uoransetrasenc
n rotben SABINE, uno III Dem baraus en-,
j. lte9enocm 9ano9emcnse luurocn mcbrc'
&snsbarmcn unb SnternationaIe PC,
II wunOst.
t., Strict.
l. Sie 6auorit= Sultanin Iboul So
mio's 1T in oieiem gusenbIide Elm ju,
'c scs belslldes Mlaoden, Trdulein 6lo1
% GOroisr, Seren Yruoer Gin einfaA
II 4rbeiter III Den &oblensruben gu
t. Souuiete III Der brl9ilden Yropi
'e 0ennesau 1T. Oieler orme Seufel
in GROCER Nerlesenbeit; oa er ni9t wei
CT wic CT ieiner s9weiter eincn widti9'
e. Brief sutommen Iollen lam. Gr b
IN bari ndmll4 Der 0olmadt oerIeIbe
10 ann freihinninpn Wprfouf pines Helm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-29
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dar setucltis seiGweIlt, 10 bob Der Ye-

u"' Us'V"l'19 8eIWUeuI, 10 CUB OCT pt=
gel seitern iiber 3 Neter jeiste. Oas
9an5e SbaI NOR iiherIdmemmt, nanent=
lid aud bic 2aitonieno1ee NIT ben au-
srensenben 9duiern pom @aTer beim.
seiudt. 6sute Nadt besanu bas
offer suriid3uscb'n. unb iebt If
Der Nsdar nabe;u polNtdnbis wieber
8stt Suriidsetreten. Ser Ys9el
5cist jest nur nod 100 Mtter.
Bayern.
Sur9bernbsim. 0ier 1T bic Grid.
elmer @oItsbib!iotbet bei@!oHen
,porben.
- Tuseub!idli@ liesen bier ca. 60
4inoer front an ben Moiern unb Inh
in 6oIse oe7en Die s9uIsn sei@lo7en.
@lrttember9.
Stuttgart. 0as unter Dem Yrotet.
torat beg &oni9s ftehenbe 8onIerpato=
rum fur Mulit bat i'm persansenen
bsrbf 100 3osIinse neu aufsenommsn
uno 5ablt jstt i'm sanSen 66s 3oslinse.
Inter oieien linb g. aus ben Ger.
Stooten. Ser unterri4t uirb mob,
reno beg @interiemeiters bur9 80 or=
oentIi&e Gebrer, Z 9iIfslsbrer unb orei
2ebrerinnen ertbeilt.
Sodfen.
Dresden. 8si ben ia4ii6en &ei9s=
%tasswablen 1871 batten bic GocialiIten
i'm @an;en et,uaS iiber "A, 900 6tim=
men erlanst. 1874 iibsr so, 900, bies.
nal miro man nidt febleeben. ,uenn
man tueni9itens 10000 re9net, alir
3esen 1871 etlua oas Oreifade.
- Die Nnfrase Der iadiiidcr
Staatsresieruns tuesen bss pon. il,
beoblidtisten Mntouis Der auf idAli=
ldem @ebiete liegenoen Streden DC,
9%erliner=T resoener Balm bat Dor
sciten Der preubiiden &cgieruns elm
ablebnenoe Intport %erfabren.
- Gbsmnib. Sic altslts 4erlon De-
Staot, Sobanms &csine perip. 2eidien.
ring, scborene Yicifer. lit in einsm III
ter uon 1O2 Sabrsn ssjtorben.
81 edlenbur9.
S4werin. Ser Mansel al, mann
llden Ssbrtraften lit 10 srob. oab a
STEELE oes Ter torbenen 2ebrer5 Sdub
NADER on DER Grsil9ule Der Nsuitah
Die Sodter oes 9ebrers 2inoemann oa
bier au9eitelIt weroen muBte.
- Sie beige @oltstude siebt taa
lid et,ua 100 Yortionen gu Is 81
bs,p. IS Yfuns al. Sas Glen i
l9madbait unO rei6Ii9.
!, 9 d1eswi 9@9oIfein.
Nltona. Sad Dem nunmebr amt
lid feitseitsuten Gr9ebniiie Der Nad
wa9l it'll 8. i@Icswis bolitein
lden WabltrsiIe crbiclt Yro
&arifen (TortldritD 1902, Der Sr
cialosmotrat 9artmann 1886 Stim
men, 116 @timmen uaren seripIitter
IS 1T oemnad cine cnsere @abl erfo,
oerli1. tpeldc auf sen Monat Mdl
anberaumt lit.
YomMern.
Stettin. Die GrDInuns Der bo1
Stoote o~usssbauten Yommer'I6e
G%entra!babu @anscrin= Gonis. Is
Sllomcter lang, 1T gum l. Septemb'
D 1877 in Nusli9t seuommen.
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Berlin. Ser la%nsjdbrise @oupe,
neur BON Berlin, General DC
. s4mar3toppen, feierte iein fiinfSisidl
RIGGS MiIitdr=9 ienitju6ildum.
Man i4reibt aug Der preubil6t
!; Jeltuns @las: @lab bat oufgeb6l
cine 5cituns su iein. Sic Sstann
maduns beg preuBilAen &risssminilt
{. yiums, in mslder @lat fir cine offe,
Staot er!lart :puroe, traf bier Elm, III
), lomit lit Der Saulult BON Griuat!eut'
ferner feline edranfe me6r 9elet
:, lleber bas Sdleifen Der @aae uno B
Yeieitisun9 oee GitaosQe, oss befclti!
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= p,rmuthu mi, MON nit Der Yeieitinul
, 1877-03-22
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

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, 1877-03-22
INDIANS.


EpHt4a{ WkD0lc& q 1aA IHkxMA
s,oux Cl9r, Ia, March ai.-1t Is stated BY
naft!es 11om NiobFasa thst the Ponca Indians
sre yesY much excited oycr the proposed 10
moYal Of that tsbe from theis reservation to tho
IudIau Territory, They claiul that they TeFo
induced to sigu the treaty giving up thsis reseF.
yatson rtxhts and agreeing to the removal "
MISREPRESENTATION ard under the Impression
that they we're emily signing paper 70 enable
them to draw thetr aunultie1* They say the!
will tight before they will leave. Il u staseo
that thu Government has arranged for shef r.
uogai between now and thu lst Ut April. a
cuuaict between them and the Government =
anticipated. Tue tHbe Ia well armed LIZA
mounted. and detxzsuinsa uat TO bs dzt5sa"
, 1877-03-22

Senator WHITING in proposing u resolution |
for joint committee Of tho Legislature to
consi Tor tha best mcans OF aiding tho nunio- |
ipalities OF Illinois in lnootiug and paying
theiz bonded debts, furnished some
valuable information bearing oil that SUBJ
fect. Tho railroal-ail tlsbt amounts In |
round numbers to S10. .O0O, 200, and is owol
by 45 counties, 2?7 townships, 1G cities, and
70 Incorporated towns. But there arc other
debts, aud thu total .lob.s In 1859 wero as
follows;
cltiss ...si9 715, s54
Towns and townships. y ", GM, Wy Wy
tounties... .".......' la,b'S'ib7
Total dstts In 1861. S38, COZ, 900
bIs. WHITING estimates that si..ce l8Go
those debts have increased 10 an aggregate Of
945,O00,0 ,000. 1t Ia probable that this Is q
low estimate. 'rheso lebts bear au interest
sanging from to ~ per cent, Or Nh average
| Of psr cent; and, afserpointipg out tho lsu-
probability Of securing any provision for
direct Ril from tho Htase, Mr, WuirIAd sug"
gests plan hy which, without thenecsssity
| of D constitutional amendment, much may
be done to relieve thu municipalities, lls
plum is:
| ]. L0Ealltcf aHl lnelE Don1noluesH ~ tln1 kogH
| psussnt Indebtedness Iy nuw aaa uniform boslt*
On long nc. say, afly ycan at per cent interest.
| =. THU State ~ seYss&es md coaAtefstgn thssc
| tQnds, aud ,uanaxv, thruuYh bt4tp machinery, "
lcyy aud cullscs lfum each locality sufficient to
Iurot theIE Interest ahligaout together wita per
| cunt alofe to b. used ~ sinking fund.
y; The State 10 discontinue her agency to all
eseent thoss whu accupt thesa toflns. It " not
trobubls that atl tho local Indebtedness Of the
Statq would como tntu this arrangement, ~ II
cou4 only be ions By an agreement Ut lhs locality
aud their creditors, except Il might b. uonc In
#onss cases BY tho locality isspiux nsH bonds, and
fedtuming ths ull with tho aTalls. suppo&s halt
tAeas dub,4-aay so, oo0. 000-whlch ~ now pay.
Ing 10 pur cent !ntesest, and which u Tug most
oppressive aud thu most doubtful, should seek
thu asd, tbs annual Interest saHed would 10,
81. .oo2, 100.
i Thoro IL no good 10 be accomplished By
iguoring tho fact that largo portion OF
, tlis dobt Is due by municipalities which arc
, not able to pay tho Interest, and consequent
: ly the payment Of the principal IL at present
hopeless; These dohts wore in,providently in.
. CURED. The managers Of tho railroad prof.
, Gets induced these people to vote bonds II
, exchange for captal stock In tho rai)road
/ companies thu stock, IL was represented
4 would yield large aunual dividends, thus ~
i lieyiug the municipalities from all- tax foI
D interest,-ths towns III tho meantime baiui
, 1877-03-22

1t IL cruel to Interview men who aro caadt-
dates for oitlco. Why torment them before
thoir timo7 Hero, for instance, is o candt-
date for Mayor. lIe wants to got the votes
OF saints nud sinners. Tho stern Puritan,
the conyiyial German, tic mercurial Irish
man, anI tho serious scandinavian, must
10 coaxed into line. How eau this bo
dono II q man has to stand q newspaper iu-
teryIswF II he says he believes in "break.
Ina tho Sabbath" ho kills At ono end ~
1uany a. he cures ut tho other; II lie favors
rum, he disgusts tie eoll-wator men, and piee
suxs. II le expresses no opinions,
every one is afratl Of him. and
peoplo ara 10 evenly divided that
It u difficult to suit Que class aud
not disgust some other that holds
tue balance OF power. In general, the best
tAing candidate can do IL to lease town
peuding conventions and elections. We I'D
viss this course. Lot all the gentlemen who
desiro to ba nominated at the coming con-
ycntions 60 Rwny. It will help the railroads
and not hinder business III the city. It viii
give frietlds Of candidates more elbow-room
in which to work, more OF field IN which
to make psomigas. Itwoull .also introduce
| in politic4 plan which works well In certain
religious bodies. When preachers charac
ter IL examined" by hts Conference q
Synod, hs always picka up hia hat and re-
tires. Then brother who has been carry
ina q rock In lis spiritual pocket for year
waiting chance 10 ally II ut a given preach
or. gets chance. lie can harmonize hi
| .-5,h -, ,x;tI t,3u eafafv Let tba carftidntn
, 1877-03-22

Montenegro sts.tbosn!y refuses to relln~
cuiHl tho territory conquered by hor war
with Turkey, and will Issue circular to tho
1'owcrd stating that sho will continue TO
occupy anl dsfond tho districts in question
against my attempt at rccapture. Tllo
Porte. under pressure Of the fanatics who
will not lissel. to tho negotiation Of q pence
that doea not Involve tho restoration of tl1s
territory, ii compelled to denand its bur
render, aud this tho matter stands.
, 1877-03-22

active and strong 10o higher than on
Tuestlay, selling at $5.2o@o.75 for common
to extra. Cattle we're active and film, With
salos at 81. .5o@s 10. Sheep were In demand,
at $3.50@j.75, One hundred dollars In
gold would buy Slol.87a In greenbacks at
il.o oinra
, 1877-03-22

Tho Chicago Typographical Union yester-
day voted to reduce the sclle OF rrices for
composition from ~ to 10 conts OH morning
papers, and from 38 to ST cents on evening
papera. Corresponding reductions nre made
III NIL the other branches Of typographical
labor except bool-worls. This action of Tho
Union IL ali tho moro cosnmoudallo from
being altogether voluntary.
, 1877-03-22

Tho latest development III polilical way /
Is the reported alliauco-aggressive and de-
fensivo-by some twelve or fourteen South
orn Republican members Of the House Of
Representatives to oppose and dofeat the
Presidents Southern policy; like alliance
is reported to be under consideration by tho
Southern Republicans In the Senate. These
alleged combinations aro, 1t Is said, intended
to control tho action OF both Houses, tho
numerical strength of parties being so nearly
equal that faction may dcfeas tho majority.
OF course, faction Of Republicans In either
House must be powerlesa Of itself; to exer-
c;so any control 1t must hnvo tho co-opera-
tion OF tho whole Demoorntio vote. Tue
Issue mado By theHo faetionists is tho perpot-
t,atiou Mt tho South Of Governments main
tanned by Federnl arms as distinguished from
rurolY civil Governments maintained by tho
pcoplo governed. We question whether on
this isssue these Republican imp1acablca Gun
count upon any very enthusiastic Democratic
corporation. There may DO factiou Of ex.
trolniats in tho Democratic party who would
prefer To have all the southorn states placed
under military control, in oulor to hare ssa
grievance" md to havo O chnrge Of "dos.
potism against the Republicans; hut no do
not think that among even TINT Bourbon fac-
ton there cau 10 many who will place them
selves on record ns demanding tho restora-
tion Of military Government in any South
ern State aftor tho President shall havo So
cured peaceful civil Governments In all Of
them.
It 1nay DO that there is m expectation that
tlis rovolt by q portion Of tho Southern Ro-
ruhlicena will be Joined by Republicans at
tho North, and TINT the union OF tho two
wings Of tho isnpIaenbles will DO able 10 co,
erce tho President into an abandonment Of
lila policy aud return to the nHe OF military
force. Appropriation OF thiskiud must prove
| fallncions. The country Is tired Of war and
violoncc. It demands peace and concord
and i. Will sustain tho President iu m,
statesman1iko measures ho 1uay adopt 10 pu
an oud to tho strife which has prevailed a
| the South. No representative Of Northern
constituency can place hilnsalf in oppos't;o,
to tho President on such an Issue as thu
without knowing that he will be ropudiatet
by tho people at the first election at whicl
hc Gun bo reached. It should be rcmom
bored TINT, at tho 1rst sign Of an organIza
tion to oppose tho conciiation policy Of I'll
President, tho whole South will bocomo
unit in his lofensu, md every sensible, hon
cut man at the Nor!l, outside Of tho disaE
pointed bulldozers, will promptly suppo,
tho President. 1t nectla only m organize
tIop by these ipsptaeah1ea for the nurnoaa c
, 1877-03-22

Ths Mi!waukec Seatt.Al aaya that Pteafaent
HAyxs sent for MATT CAnprNrsR aud expressed
regret that ths Republicans did not retain hlin
q counsel before tho Commisslon. Thd 6f'tttael
does not state whether this regret was on
CAupEaTsn's account OF on President HATEs'
account. 4 word OF explanation Oh shls point
would 10 good
, 1877-03-22

1t IL thought TINT tho ApAns-ANTnoSY
back.tax bill now pending In tho Legis-
laturo will beco1ue Inv IN ten days. 4
peculiar aud rigorous feature Of tho b!!l
makes personal property l'ablo FOR tho taxes
csscssel on realty, not permitting tie
ordinary exemption from seizure allowed iu
casea Of leyy OH execution. Tho section,
however, forbla0lng The record OF transier
OF rcnl estato on which taxes may 10 duo
and unpaid was expunged, AS that provision
would have aroused fatal hostility to thu bill.
, 1877-03-22

A "0rangcr" In the country sends Us 4 bit
ter attack upon those who ure opposed to curry
lnE Oh mechanical Industries in tho Pcnttcn-
tlary, md winds up his rejected communication
with tllts ding: "Them fcllers who arc 80
nortally opposed to competing with Pentten-
tlary labor ought to remember that some day
so'1lc Of thsu, rnay get into the Peu!tent!ary
themselves; then, how would they feel to be
dlscrtntuatsd against! Retncnlbcr these that
aro In bonds as bound With thetn.'' g..
, 1877-03-22
EMANCIPATION AND COMPARATIVE HE
SUITE .

In nn article published In TnE TRIBUNE Of |
yesterday wo gave sAortakotch Of tho fright |
ful decentralization that preyaila among tho
emaucipated serfs OF 1sugsia, as described In the
English papera 11loness, drunkenness, thicv-
cry, and sexual promiscuitY arc utmost uniyer-
aal, and these vicos havo reduced tho agricul-
tural tlislricta to condition which Is scarcely
sctf-suprortiug, Tile valuo to America OF
this exhibit, which IL uado after thorough
Investigation BY q Government Commission.
is In teaching ua that, however embarrassing
tho negro question Inns boon politically. We
i,ayo escaped many Of tho most aorioua con-
scquenccs Of sudden and universal cmanci-
pasiou Of wlsola raea ot poopla that Ind
been accustomed to aervituda aud depend-
onca through 1nauy generations. Tho aif-
ference between the American aud Rus
aian experience Is highly croditablo to tho
American negroes, aud shows tho latter to
10 mora docils. teachable. aud well1<lispos-
cd people thnn tho nussian serfs. But, In
ail.sion to this, It IL evident that tllaro wcro
other favorable conditions In this country
which, have holpe1 10 avert the Russian dis
| astcrs. To begin with, lsuas1a onanclpatet
about &c, 600, COO serfs, or more than soycn
| times tho number Of e1nAncipate1 slayea III
tho United States. There was also sort Of
colonization or grouping together Of tho
Russian serfB, inasm11ch rs their 1anda were
divided up among them and they wcro sop
arated into commune villages, with tho right
Of se1t.goyern,nent even to tho choice Of all
teir officials md priests; but there was no
commingling Of tho superior classes. Tho
, 1877-03-22

SAN BowLEs Is Of the opinlonthat II tlic Psea!-
uent had wantcd man tn tho Cabnct truly
representative Ut the Whole country, he could
not have done better than to nave selecteu-
CHARLES FHAHcls ADAMS, on tha ground stated
ia the New England primer, that "ln ADAMS
fall VIC slnugl ali.H
, 1877-03-22

An inconig1bl9 pupster Haates his precaous
time iu Efforts of this sort: "Ths worst encny
Ut the new Administration caunot denY that the
appointment Of the ex-9ecsetasy Of the Treasury
aa Collector Of Customs Ut Portland Indicates
hfoHlkiLL teudepcY,"
, 1877-03-22

The cxtra session Of Congress will ho called
for a1ontlay, Juno !, md 1t is oxpocted that
nil necessary Legislation can bo accomplished
before the 4t1l OF July.
, 1877-03-22

Tho Republican City Convention, for the
nomination Of candidates for Mayor, City
Treasurer, City Attorney, and City Clerk, IL
to bo held at Mccormick HILL Oh Monday
no1t, March 2G, at 10 o'clock q. IN. Tho
primary meetings for the selection Of dole
gates to tho Convention will 10 held on Bat
urtlay Of this week from to 7p. m.
, 1877-03-22

4 visit TO tue crib, for the purpose Of In.
euiring iuto tic condition Of that structure,
which laas recently boen reported to DO in
fair way to tumble to piecost WINS 1nado yes-
terlay Ly party OF gentlemen competent
10 ascertain tho facts, aud 1t was found that
tl.cso were no evidences whatever Of dccay
nr weakness. Tho crib was pronounced to
be gool for hundred years ut least OF
.o,vica Us tho fountaiu-head Of Chicago's
water-supply, judging by the present fudica-
tious Of the rato OF wear md tear. II is
lsrptiiying to know that the reports In quee-
tion were either gross cxaggerations Or else
wholly unwarrantcd by the facts.
, 1877-03-22

The 19,n<s Is anxious to hare special ses-
sion OF Congress for general legislation. Cor
poral KRxaAN Is evidently spelling for fight.
II Aa canuot hAve auy other " wah, he wants
HWal" Ut words.
, 1877-03-22

1T IL sa!i that President HAYES se4iats thy
lassiuatious OF the Ex-Governor Of Illinois ~ .
matter OF duty. lie Il pledged not to touch,
taste, or han,lle Intoxicating BxyxR1D0xs.
, 1877-03-22

Mr.. ". F. WxsrwoHrM's nasne will be pro-
ssutea t:foss tho Republican CITY Convention
for tho oaIca Ut City Treasurer, Ar. WKhF"
wonyI lelA the otics two terms beto1a the
, 1877-03-22

In tho light for the publication Of the sinecpre
taxltst. tho Journal the most circulation, the
{uss thu most sla,us, aud tho 10. ths most-
creditors. This glyes thelatteF tho lead, ~ the5
aro "iaaucutial," aud anxious to get their
NlpaeY.
, 1877-03-22

reduce the number of holidays, compel at
tendance as schools, control the gfcc ot in-
temperance and so1ual disorders, and enforce
respect for rroperty.rfghts. Withone some
such cotrso Rs this, The vast nation OF cont.
muncs maae up OF emancirated aerfs will
not remain merely An Idle, impoverished anu
debauohed community but degenerate st'h
further into menaein2 eondttaon OF aoa3oh5
and barbartnm. |
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THE RICHMOND WIG AND FREDERICK
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1ne i''ounoau Nv ""g W., oao -. WI :. 'Ao1 W.,
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,es'y' an.a >''AsasH s.as ~. 's . ,,.a,r.
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ute. Ao"s.el' ~ n's ue ~. =. Aon' s "'s' ~.
10 'asot' no, !" 'aao,s' s',, AZ ma WE 1,a. aa
cees'ne 'sfy nee'5 "a... .".DA.1 e. ~.
hsSs "ns sennia'ea - n1ns .a. su'a % 1ns ~
.tss -. oo .,. 80 ,esas es :. ths ;,o.a
eon'e manning wy ,s aaess ~ ;. .Ao a'
one'eu IT, Ill ~" 'Ssao " aA"''a ~ ~ e"'''
We CONFESS We naso oeon stlo staescsea ~ oas
rnsnr,cx ,,,,,,.s. n. Marsha. n to nstrict Of
| columbia aud OF - sroy. ~ District Attorney
| for South Carolina were made by Mr. HAYES, with
Tho knowledge which he must hare tint nothing
49, seu., s,, .sn rafet sds ~ inr ,. norton of
The citizens Of Tho North. than tho selection Of
negro 10 the Mnsshal.htp Of tho District <r-cpelo
Master Of Ceremonies at tho White House.
Perhaps it tho lpAig will examine tho mat>
tor with little less of prejudice, 1t will dls~
cover that things are not as bad as thoy seem
to be. TREpEa1cK DOUGLASS Is not negro.
1la is mulatto. Ho has stroas OF wnato
mud streak Of black. Somo OF tho very
| hast blood of MARYLAND flows In his veins,
ons half OF him at least isF,F.V. Iro Is
thareforo tho yery best selection that could
bo made as a link betwocn tho two racos.
, 1877-03-22

The candidates for Mayor will not tell who
will bo put cut II thcJ get In, aud It Is not ncc-
cssary to ask who will be "put out :" II the7
don't get tu.
, 1877-03-22

Thu Burlington Hapkeys cnvles tho Civil
serylco system in Illinois, whoro It IL reduced to
a line science. 1t Bays:
Among tic rostmastets confirmed II Clark
Cam, ot ualcsburg, capital good follow, VINO
has hid the oh!cu sixteen Year,. aad when ho serves
havo llAd It twenty years, nearly generation.
'rArLon, Of nellssii's, u, b. ssen POSTMASTER
twelve years, and WI! bo eont!aaea font yeass r.
an equal length Ut time, and gets equal contiau-
nnce. ltdosTr, OF quincy, and DtcK. Of bloom.
Yeart and vets fous years A,osc. ll!saois has the
prodigy of the day. Il Postmaster who resigned. lia
lives ii Evanston, and afttr hoidlng the olce Tor
haye chance, anti sends Ia hte rcslgnatton: Thus
ngaln ~ demonstrated tbs wladonl of tic old legai
NAxtut, "poascasiou II n!no points Of the !a". :"
anYtrRl nQfntl l31hpE.