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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

GoING AFTER THE YOUNG MEN.-One OF
movement, in Boston, is commended, even
by many who have no great sympathy with
it, is the practical character which it has
had from the first. The object of the move
ment has been to save people for time as well
as for eternity, and one of its most prominent
features has been the work OF temperance
reform. A very interesting portion OF this
work has been done during the past two
weeks by members of the Boston Young
Mems Christian Association. Thirty young
men were engaged in it, and it consisted in
making L canvass cf the saloons. gambling
houses and billiard halls of the city. Nearly
every such place in North End, West End
and South End has been explored The
chief object was to reach the young men
who frequent these resorts, and draw them
to religious meetings of some kind. The
workers went out by twos and threes.
much prayer being offered before they
started. Tracts in English and Ger
main, with other kinds of religious
literature were carried, together with re-
served seat tickets for the Tabernacle meet
ings. The young men were met with kind
ness in every place. No one offered them
insults (unless in the shape CT tree drinks.
here and theIe). Some men apOlogized for
being found in such places others said
they were DESTROYS OF leading better life
About fifty wers brought into the Young
Mems meeting, in Berkeley street, on one
evening. Some of the men who are selling
,nt nitt ha .
seem to be above their business in charac-
ter, and have gone into it from fear of
starvation. Many interesting incidents have
occurred in this visitation. One of the
workers is II convert OF three weeks ex-
perience. lie entered a saloon. full of men,
and distributed his flyers and papers. One
OF the young men said, swell, young man,
what has got you into this business" lie
replied, THAT is just what would like to
tell you" and for twenty minutes told
them the story of his conversion, holding
their earnest attention. and kindly parting
from them.
In another saloon the workers found
hot discussion going on concerning Moody
and Sankey. Upon learning the business of
the workers. the men on the affirmative side
asked them to sing "Ilold the Fort, which
our young men were about to do when the
BARTENDER SalI Dhy- Inc herman lager
beer vendors were uncommOnly good ma
tured. Some of them thought the tickets
were for the teater," and opened their
eyes wide when they discovered their mis-
take. A few returned them. Many ac-
cepted them thankfully, saying that they
had tried several times to get into the
Tabernacle without success. Two of the
workers were recently saved from intemper-
ancc. They went into saloons where they
have patronized for years. and startled the
proprietors and their old cronies by treating
thsm to the word Of God and personal en-
treaties to a better life. The young men
who engaged in this work all testify to hay
ing received good from it. They visited at
least 1900 drinking places of one kind and
another, distributed 200 reserved seat tick
cts to the Tabernacle, and used some 50, 600
copies of papers, leaflets, tracts, etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

WArERyILLE-M Susie Wells, left hero
on Thursday morning last, for Manchester.
n. H.. where she will spend tho summer
with her friends.
Thomas N. Witherell ha- made. from $50
pals OF sap. 5ili pounds Of extra nice su-
gar. The last % pals made 37i pounds.
Several of our farmers have commenced
their Spring work. Moses Wilbur plowcd
his ground and s,wed wheat last week
Mrs. Osgood Mcfarland Of st. Paul,
MINI, is now here visiting friends IN Wa
terville. Cambridge and Johnson.
5. H. Miller il making some improve
ments about his hotel. The bir-r0Um has a
new hardwood floor. the wallI newly paper
ed and painted, and finished IN style
Frogs, robins. and other Spring birds.
have made their appearance The sugar
season Is nearly finished. and everything
indicates an carly Spring The roads are ~
dry ~ in June,
A. b. Waters has made maple syrup to
the amount of = 500 pounds of sugar The
syrup WAS put INTO bottles holding ono
quart ouch aud sent to market a. last ~
made.
One day. last week, some - or 10 Of tho
village people wo-c invited to the sugar
house Of ). q. and u. 7. Taylor where n
feast Of excellent sugar WINS had The
Messrs. Taylor are among tho nest sugar
makers in town, their sugar always bring
ing II high price IL. the market. &C.
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CAMBRIDGE Bono IL. $. Boardmap. 81
d.. graduate of Midjlehury College and of
Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital College.
who has during the past year been practlc-
ing medicine and surgery in the hospital
connected with the latter institution, ha4
permanently located mere The references
which he produces and which arc OF tho
very best. are DR. llHlSey. Of Middleburv,
Dr. CurrIrr, of Sixth Avenue, New York.
the faculty of MiddIebury College, and
the faculty OF the Homeopathic College
AMI Hospital. Cleveland, Ohio. Ills flee
and rooms are at Sheldon STATIONS. Nam
street. next door to the public school build
ing In addition To his other essential
qualifications, he bring with him sterling
Christian character. Observer.
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT - A fearful
catastrophe, causing the death of young
man named John Michael Lawless. occur
red on Monday, the 10th. at the Ellenburgh
station ON the Ogdensburg line, about noon.
The freight train which left Rouses Point
at 9 a. M, bound westward, had pro-
ceeded as far as Ellenburgh when it was dis
covered that the deceased, who was brak-
ing, had fallen off the train. When extri-
Gated, his remains presented a most horrible
spectacle. his brains being crushed out and
his eyes forced from their sockets. His left
hand was also frightlully mangled, he hay
ing thrown it across the rails when he Tell,
the wheels passing over it. The mangled
corpse was Immediately collected and put
into box. A telegram was sent to Houses
Point. stating that his body would be put
on board the passenger cars of the train due
at that place at halfpast four p. III. Mrs.
Stenson, with whom he had boarded for
some time past. got everything prepared Cor
the reception of the mangled body, and the
grie and CONSERVATION in the village was
unprecedented. Ills quiet, unobtrusive
manner and kindly disposition had gained
him many friends and well-wishers. lie
was about &c years of age, and was brought
up at Chazy, being left an orphan at an
early age. lie leaves no relatives to mourn
his untimely end No blanc can be attach
ed to any one. 1t is but right to mention
that Mr.. Clark. station manager at Houses
Point, received telegram from headquar-
tiers at Ogdensburg, desiring him to SEQ
that he had a respectable funeral at the
company's expense. This desire Mr.. Clark
conveyed to Mrs. Stenson, who has in the
most kind manner seen to the arrangements
for the interment of the remains of the I'M
fortunate Young man. His remains were
taken to East Chazy on Tuesday afternoon
and inferred in the cemetery. An appro-
pirate sermon was preached in the Metho-
dist church BY Rev. Mr.. Bgelow. Feb
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d reissraph.l
Nlw YORK. April Is.
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CuITrENDEN COUNTY Pomona ORANGE,
No. /, will meet in this city, on Tuesday,
April eth, at 10 q. III. A large attendance
from the several subordinate oranges is
expected. Alter the usual business of the
meeting is completed, a lecture will be given
on the subject of The Education OF Far
mer's Children - and discussion Of the
same subject will follow. An essay will
also be read by Miss Ruth Read, of Shell
burn, on the subject of 1.-The Grange as an
Educator" The fifth degree will BIO con-
fered on those entitled to receive it.
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HORCAs ELLIS, ESTATE.

DISTRICT OF cHrrrESDES s.. Darcas EIIis ists
| Of Esse, in snid District dlceasrd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

The liquor dealers of New York are in a
state of great excitement at the present
time. in consequence of the discovery of
a flaw in the excise law which prevents
them, under the licenses received from the
proper authorities, from selling any kind
of liquor to be drank on the premises. The
excise law of 1857 provided that Zone but
innkeepers be allowed license to sell TO be
drank on the premises, and when it was re-
modelled in 1870 this clause was not repeal
Cd. In test case submitted to the Court
of Appeals. the court has decided that the
old law is in full force, and the effect of the
decision is to invalidate several thousand of
licenses. and make the holders liable to fine
or Imprisonment for every sale, unless they
are innkecpers in the ordinary acceptation
of the term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRAcK.-David
Barnum Sherman, of Castleton,a man about
sixty years old. was struck by the engine of
the mail train from the north jus. opposite
Ripley's marble mill. at Centre Rutland,
Monday forenoon. and died about forty min
utes afterwards. The bunter beam of the
engine struck him in the small Of the back
and threw him to the ground on one side.
The only wounds on the body were flesh
wound on the right arm above tho elbow
and cash on the back of the head, while
the back seemed to be broken Just above the
hips. The remains were taken home to
CastletOn Monday afternoon.
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Tho following arc tn. closing quotation,

U. y. Is, 81 Reg.....ll2i
U. y. 6s, Isl Coup....ll3t
$50 coup, '65, olo..--l09i
s-al %. now issue....lOgi
Do. %, Rog. July...lll;
DalAwars Il IIufson AM
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NURSERY STOCK

The following kinds IL for 81 20 -Ilelotropes,
Fuchsils, Chrysanthemus. Peturias, Begouas.
I.Anianss Feveriew. Niolets, Dahlias, Geraniums,
Pc targpuiums scented Gefaniums, CanuaS.
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Sie Chin staatsfair


ninmt in Columbus an 10. September lbren
Mnfans uao idlieBt am IA. September. aae
3ei1en heutensdll cine srobartige unb iebens=
,Dertbe MusIteauns. Namentlid betbeilisen
fi6 bic beruprrosencften giebsahter bes 2ans
bes iebr lsbbait unp tire NnmeIounsen lber=
trefen Idnn iebt 9dns beoeuteno Die frlberer
Sabre. Ser uppise grntelesen bir9t oafiir,
baB Die MderbauproSnfte lberbaupt auf Der
Sair iebr reidlid pertreten fem peroen. Die
Sabrifanten uno @emerbtreibenoen weroen
ii9ertid nidt suriiditeben utp bic goInmbuier
,pabren bios ibren eiisenen 8ortbeil, penn ie
tire Gr5eusntile redt aablreid auf bte Aus=
f~teluns brinsen. 9on Seiten Der geamten
itnb bic beiten 8~orfebrunsen 9etroffen NOR
ben, UNI ben grfoIs Der Sair gu libern.
Die Gi5enbabner, bic in Columbus mtin=
ben, perpen lire Sabrpretie fir Die Gelesenz
belt ~bebentenb bera6ieben uno es ben Siirs
germ ielbit aus ben entfernteften Tbeilen oes
Staates moslid MAIDEN, tire Staatsausitel=
lung gu beiuden uno iid einutaI ibre t9anpts
itabt ansuieben. @ir erluarten benin aud
srobe Mai1en pon Gaiten unb, menn oas
Wetter siinftis il, Die bette Staatsfa,r, o'e
Obto bis iebt erlebt bat.
Na9 ben i~pdteiten Nabridten Ioa Worton
enti9ieben better fein.
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6ahrs auf 3eiien.

BrdIioent 6apes befinoet ii6 in oieiem
4usenblde nebit 5rau uao bret Gabinetsmit=
eliebern INNER nod anf ietner Dummeltour
burh bic ganfeesS taaten uno Der telegraph
perIdfmt niht bas 2ano tagli6 NIT Ipalters
Ianeen 8eridten ilber Die @mpfan9sfeierli9s
feiten an oen uerIdieoenen Statipnen gu perF
iorsen. 9lufri6tis seiast l9eint es uns
bobe Belt su fem, oab 9r. Sapes NIT Dtuttern
mad 6auIe suriidfebrt, Denn Ell fan9t berelts
an, iebr piel Sled Su ibnabeu. Oas fommt
bapotL bab er piel su uiel uno ptel gu oft
fpridt. @abrbaft finoiid lit Die Nrt uno
8eiie, rpie er feline Gabtnetsminilter porz
iteQt, ben &ep ~reselmabig ais Den befebrten
Suoldnoer uno oemofratii9en Climber, an
mel6em Meiiter Sapes sroBen Gefallen bat +;
ben @parts ais Den Nann, Der Die .bod)=
tonenoen" gbraiea an pas HUSBAND ibrelbt,
worunter i'd @apes) meinen Jlar,el iese.
NIs am Donneritas IN einem gteite in 9eep
Sampibire Sapes ieinen Sep uoriteate, rief
Elm beseiiterter 8ledl6aoeL uno nod oaSu
elm General : yGbe 9tl6ter &ep berauss
fommt, iebet bier oas wi6tisite Cabinets
elieb, Sran 6apes, @attin Dea HrdItoen=
ten !" Srau 9apes muroe NIT yelfal besribt
unb fnirte pfli6ti9uloisit. Die Saop i6etnt
an bieIen aaiSiisen sroben Gefalen gu finoen
uno ipieIt cine tSauptrole babel. 8or einis
gen 9asen belt aud lie iosar cine geoe,
NORM lie ueriiberte, oab iie Die 8lumen iebr
Iiebe uno DAP es bios suei Oinse siebt, ote
iie nod mebr liebt: ibren Sdopfer uno ibre
Samilie. = S9urS i6eint i6on auf Der erz
item electromagnetic 9enu9 %befomrnen gu ba=
ben; er lit bieiesmal ais flu9er Mann gu
Saule sebIieben unO Die Menaserie nnO Sbow
mub obne Jpn fertis meroen,
graiioent Sapes lit ON 5reitas Abeno
nit Ieiner Besleituns nod Wa1binston 5uz
riidsefebrt. Die leste 8oriteluns auf Der
sroben Bummeltour fanb in Worcelter, Nai=
ia1ul1etts, itatt, 400 nab ben ibliden &eoen
uno Sdnoeidatteln Die Geiieseielidaft unter
Rafetenfeuer uno bensaIii6er 8eleudtuns
mad Dem Depot escortirt puroe. Ser CUTE
Sapes bat wobl Dor funf Sabren ni6t se=
traumt, oab er nod einmal elm 10 9efeierter
Mann ,peroen rpiiroe. Wan6en 2euten fdat
bas @lid int Sdlafe gu.
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9as NeaiItratinns= 0rleB.

Die lette @eies9ebune p~aliirte Elm iose=
NANTES Gesiitrations=@eieb oeiien 8eitim=
munsen bereits BET Der na6iten @abl in
Strait treten. Die wi6ti8iten 9arasrapben
beiielben lauten allo:
Seine 8erlon, 9lei6pieI Oh ie bas Saupt
elmer Samilie lit pber ni6t uelde Smii9en
benz 8. September uno Dem 9. Sftober 1877
BON einem Gountp in pas anoere siebt, fam
itimmenk oh iie resiitrirt lit ooer ni6t.
Gin Mann, wel9er fem Sa~milienbaupt lit,
uno Der 5wii6en Dem 10. September uno 9.
Sftober BON einem Sownibip, etnem Oorfe
ODER elmer 0aro in ein anDeres GounIbip,
Dorf ODER 8aro, in oernlelben County ODER
IN einem anoeren sele9en, 5iebt BARI ni6t
itimnlen, oh er resiitrirt 1T ooer nibt.
&ein Soiot ooer Srriinni9er fam itimnnen;
ebenlo tpenis fam elm Ntann itimmen, nell
der in bieiem ober in einem anberen Staate
nad benz Staatssudtbaus seidift iuurOe, III
Der wenn bas llrtbeil pioerrufen ODER er
uieoer in iein poles 8irserre6t einseiebt
puroe.
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finoii6en 8esrife miiiien aussewadiene 2eute
pom Dem @eien %unierer 8esierunssform ba=
ben, oie gang erntlid uoriblasen, Die 8e9ie=
riln9 in cine sroBe 8umpan5talt gu uerpan=
peln, bic ibre 4senten nod alien Staten
i6ift, am ben 8lr9ern ibr Yapierselo (bre
3ablun9sueripre6em 9esen mebr ais breifa9e
Si6erbeit gu leiben! 8enn bic 5erren uon
benz logenannten Irbeiter. Committee, worun=
ter Der republifanil9e Sberifsz Ganoioat Sep=
is 9lan5t ni9ts gef1eres wiien, oann ioaen
fie oas acknowledgements unb Meni9enbe=
~slilfunsss SanOmerf aufltefen. Die Arbeiter
itno nt3t 10 bumnt, IN fold einen faulen
Npfel gu betben.
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gsrf. Matthems, Garfrlb.

Die 9epubIifaner erOffneten ben 8abIs
fampf am Samita9 our6 cine 8eriammluns
in Citizens. MattbewS, QSeit unb 8arfieLO
ruaren Die Steiner. Ser reoieli9e Mattbews
Ipra6 suei pole Stunoen lang i'm StpIe es
mes 4opofaten, Der einen Gneetla9ten Dor Der
court uertbeioist. Matt6epS 1T Der Setter
u,o Die re6te SanO BON Sapes, Our6 ben
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nadlten spei Sabre Die 8eltaaunsen osf
Srieoensri9ter uno Ntotare nntertetdnen ooer
nieien ooer ienen SalIunfea ODER armen Sen'
fel aus benz 3ubtbauie e~ntlalIen miro."
Mian iiebt 6r. 6aiauref ltelt IId auf BEN
Stanopunft polfommener ,gSur ltlsfeit." Us
1T Tim sans 0urlt, Ser im October 9%euinnt.
Wie Der Spieler, Der I6ledte &arten ermllbt
bot, erftart ct einfad: IS d pafiei
lebnt iid in ieinen Sdaufelltubl 5uriif uno
liebt nit acknowledgement armen .bebaglI1
Dem Spiele gu. Gin 9ara9rapb in Der Sons
i~titution Der Ser. Staaten, Der ibn oies per=
bietet, 1T ms nidt befannt. Mitbin Cha
cum II sou govt" ~ 0.3s5 q
Der SnDianerfrteg, gnSii6 bas
ben mir mieoer einmal pom inherent &rte9ss
belpen 0oparo gebort, aber Die Nabrlbt
fomnt nt6t brett BON ibm ielbit, ipnoern po,
neiben IniiebIern aus SSoabo uno es mirb
oesbalb unlere 2eIer pobl nl6t iiberraI9en,
ipenn Die Depei6e nidt seraoe ipte EN- Sles
9esbnlletin ausliebt. Soparo bate am Sonns
tag (rpie Der fromme giann an Sabbatb eis
men Insriff unternebmen fam, 1T uils nnbez
ereiflidD Elm fleines Sdarmlbel nit ben Seq
gerces unter Soiepb; elmer pon Sorparo's
SoIbaten nurbe getootet uno Iieben pertpun=
bet unb Die Snblaner itablen Inn in Der fol-
genben 9tadt S~peibutbert Bferoe. Sofentz
lid mirb Captain Soiepb bieier Gage ben taz
pferen Soiparo ielbit lteb.en nno bann rplro
Der Snbianerfrte9 balD porlber iein.
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Sberman's 9ori9las, bic Giienbabn=
Sra6tpreiie bur9 ben Gon9reb gu beltirlmen,
miro bon Der 8reile ais Elm 0emasogenfniif
seblbrenO seseibelt. Die 81. 3. Staats5ts.
nenutSberinan einen Guadfalber ooer De-
magosen ooer betoes uno bemerft
6err Sberman fonnte uno mubte nab ben
Grfabruneen, Die E: in leiner Stelung 9ez
mabt, miilen, bab cine einSise Die Ntep
Sort GentralzSabn = uon ben pier 9roben
8erfebrsaoern, lpelde ben Weften NIT benz
Often perbinoen, ausrei6eno lit, idmmtlt6e
iberI9u5ise Prooufte, luelde bas 2anb i'm
lebten Sabre auf ben @eltmarft gu ltefern
bate, su beforpern. Oa nun pier 9roBe 8ab=
men itd UNI Oieie 5ra6ten beluerben, 10 mar
Die unausbIeibli6e Sol9e cine ielbtmoroeri=
i6e Concurrent wel6e iowobl Gapitaliiten
mie Nrbeiter UNI ibren Seroienit unb lebtere
Sur 9ersmeifluns bradte. SIS lit cine I6or=
belt, su bebaupten, oaB oas baraus ll6 er9e=
benoe, u%nperrneipli6e llnslid our9 GeIebe,
ipelde Die Sra6tsebIbren feititellen, uerbin=
bert nerOen fDnne. .G.
Die Gbatlade lit, oab mir mebr Gilenbobz
mem baben, ais CUR 8efDroerung ~unierer Broz
butte erforoerlib linb, uno Serrn Sberman's
Yfli6t iudre es gene en-, bel oieier 6elegenz
belt auf Die sroben Srrtbumer aufmerfiam gu
MAIDEN, welde I'M ere Gei~eb9ebunsen gez
madt, inoem tie einerieits Ourd beitanol9e
hnterltiibun9 neuer Yabnen Die ielbitnOroerIz
ide Goncurrens beitdrften llnb anbererleits es
uerIdumten, bur6 9eeisnete @eleBe Die 8erz
pdfleruns Der Stools unb Bombs Der Sabnen
gu uerbinoern, 10 bab oieielben iebt nit elmer
S6ulOenlait iiberburoet iinb, beren Snterel1en
ielbt bel lebbaften 8eldaften faum auf9ez
bra6t weroen fonnen. gr batte baraus ben
@abniinn Der 5oroernns, Our6 9testerungsz
lnterltiibunsen ben 8au neuer gabnen gu
ermo9liben, na9lueiien Iollen uno mare bann
iberbaupt pobl gu benz S9tu6e gelangt oab
Oer srobte She'll ~unieres llnsliids Der unbez
~rlfelen Ginmii6uns Der 8e9ierun9-iorpobl
Der 9tational=, ruie Der Staatsgeieb9ebungen
bort, ruo es nidt fem ioate, D. i. Dur9 Gr=
tbeilung uon Gonceilionen uno Subiioien fir
@iienbabnen, uno Der Gernadldiiisun9 ibrer
gfIi9ten, bort, no tie ibren GinfluB 9elteno
MAIDEN ioaten, b. /. purd 9lbipeienbett olIer
Gontrolle iiber bic fInansielle 2eitulg ber
Sabnen, suSuI6retben let.
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= Sn Cincinnati baben bic 8epublifaner
einen 9teser, ben 8epereno Wiaiams, ais
GanOioaten fir Die Gsiebsebuns ernannt.
Seine gr,uablun9 lit natarli6 cine gang an=
bere Srage.
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- Inner alter Sreunb g. g. s 10 Q M
lit BON ben Sempfraten pon 9ti6lano County
ais Ganoioot fir Die 8eIeb9ebun9 ernannt
rporoen llno mir mollen boffen, DdB ieDer
! Oeutl6e in Dem County fir i'm "Itinmen rpiro,
benn Sr. Bloom bat ii9 ais frilberes Mit=
slieb Der @eiebgebun9 lttdt bios ais Elm til9z
tiger uno SuuerIaIi9er 8Olfsmann, i~onoern
aud oils elm beIonoerer 6reunb Der 9eutI6en
belpGbrt, NIT beren Sprade er p~ertraut lit.
ST Jimmie oamals nidt bios fir Die &er0f=
fentli9un9 Der County 4nsei9en in beutI1en
3eitmnsen, Ionoern ct belt aud cine fraftt9e
Geoe bafir. Sn elmer 3uI6rift, Die er Lebte
gSo6e all ben uOtansiielo Courier" rtdtete,
iaSt er:
g9os nun Die oifentli6en &htSeigen anbelan9t, bin
i6 gelletgt gu glauben, baB Die beutl6e 8eDOlferlng
i'm Nllgemeinen aus berienigen alniie 6eitebt, mel
6e igr @elo ipart uto IT'D in ben Seiit BON Giger-
tbum ;u iebeit iu6t, unO oaB es oaber fir Den 8Idls
Gt9er ais aud fir Den S0uloner pom ,~Sntereiie Ietn
tpiiroe, oab Die 9~tISei9eu bebufs peS geribtttC6en
&erfauis pou Gigentbunt DauptlG6lid inter Die
SeutI1en uerbrettet rperben, mel6e tets cine 8eles
9enbett luben, Gigeatblln gu faufeil, uno oab Die
paar Dollars, ruet6e auf oieie 2Setle uerpenOet
perOeIl, 9Ilet Don 8ort9eil lein ipuroe, oa IS Ulel
mebr aGufer berbeifubren .ipir0e.
9Sie eS iett itebt, fDrlnen einige Spetulanten Den
9anSen 8ortbeil aus oieien Yertdufet SIe6en, ia olr0
Die bel1rdntte S~etanntmatbut9 iiD metitentbeils
nur wenige &dufer einfinOel. Die llriade, rparutr
ib CLAUDE, baB es redt lit, DAP iolde Nn5cigen in
beutl6en Nldtterll, 6%eionOers in 8egenoen, no ptele
0eutI9e ,ooDnen, perDffentlt@t weroen %iolen, lit
oiele, bab es guten YtenI 9enuerIt anb uno 8eI6dftS.
filbrung Sei9t, baB es beifsr fir @litbi9er uno
SduIOner lit, 10 utele aGufer aIS inogll6 sur &er:
itetgerung berbei5ufuDren nto oab Elm etr5I9es 9es
hot Dr fir hofhp 9SnrtpiPtr MN nrnf,ptf1 SSnrthpiI fit
Dies lit Die llria6e, iuarum ib elm ioldeS 8eeb be.
9iinitige, laBt opponiren per Mill.
Sr. 8loom itebt, mie man lie6t, auf Sem
ri9ti9en Stanopunfte, oa9e9en lit Der 9tepu=
blifaner 81 er, Der lebten WInter 9egen
Die Ser0Ifentli9un9 Der Sberifsz9lnSet9e in
beuti9en 8ldttern Jimmie, BON ben 9tcpu6z
~lifanern in Toleoo lpieoer ernannt rporoen
unO Die oortise yGrpreB" mteritiIbt i'm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-08-30

Ole Negerpolitifcr in Ohio, Die BIS
ber i'm S9meibe ibres In9eiidts fir Die Ste
publifaner 9earbeitet Baben, wollen ii9 nidt
LANCER nit id0nen 8orten abipetien ~Iaiien,
fonoern perlan9en ernitIi9 ibren Antbeil an
Sen 9emtern unO WilrOen, Die pom 8artei=
tide fallen. Sn Cincinnati boben ii6 Oenn
aud bic r~epubIifaniI6en Yolitifer ~ge5punsch
9eIeben, einen idruarsen 9epereno fir Die
Ueietgebuns GIT ernennen, uno in GIeuelono
bielten Die 5arbi9en an Sreitos cine Oloien=
per ainmluns, Inn Der republifanti6en County
Gonuention einen Der Sbrigen ais GanbiOoz
ten fit Die @eieb9ebuns Oor3uI6Ia9en. Der
goriiter ~erfIarte, Dap iie iebt lan9e 9enu9
nit Der Partci 9~eLoufen rno nit leeren Sam
ben abgeipeiit poroen ieten. Sic ieien 5u
einem Ganbiooten auf Dem @eiebeebun9s=
tidet beredttgt unb ale 40 Sabre gu einem
BrdIioenten Ser Ser. Staaten. S9liebli1
uereiuisten iie ii9 auf etnen Sarbisen 9tas
mems Green, ESQ.,, uet6er Der republican,
I6en Gountps Convention oils GeieBgebuugss
Ganpioat porgefbla9en petben Ioa.