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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
Sstnrt6tmua ScS W0r0crS SuIes
NS1ti0ren


Eafe Charles, gu., 2G. Suli. - Der
megen @rmoroung pom 3obu 9eale gum 8ooe
| Oerurtbelte >Sules SHloreD muroe Qeitern in
Gate Charles neben Dem @cIdu9niiie gebGnqt.
Gr beltleg lafmittHgs nm lao llbr oas
SdaTIot; III leluer Se9leltung befouOeu iid)
Der Sd)erifi, ciu Sreuuo uno 8ater Charles.
| 8uiOreg mar mad Dem 9tem Srleauier @ez
| i1ngniIIe geiauot moroen, meil man befiirdz
tete, OaB ELL Seriuh genlad)t merbeu tuiiroe,
lbu III befreien. 9nl 10. B. 81 lanQte er bier
an uno bat I'D inter Der llutermeiluuQ oeS
9ettltdDen gut bctrageu. @r iuar rubig uno
entldlonen, ertldrte aber beitdnOig, oaB er
uegen Der S00tllng Scale'S nidt Iterbeu lou
te, neil SePterer ielue 6rau Oerfiibrt, ieine
pctnlatb ltno letner &lnoer 3utunft rutnirt
bate. Uni bem @algen trat SuoreD fred
nnO pertuegeu auf. Su eiuer aniprd6e oil
Die perlantmelte 3uldauermeuge iugte er, baB
er Sobu Seale get0otet babe uuo 9aS beute
iuteoerbolen f0nnte; OaB man i'm nidt baiiir
burit]ten iolle, 0ber OaB er ferben mollelmie
Elm Utauu. 9fadOem Sater SbarleS ein @e=
bet 9elproden nno @uiorep cine SuItimmeuoe
Sene9ung gentad)t bate, iagte er Su ieinent
6reuuoe auf oem Sdatfot: sd bin gefaBt
uuo babe feline 6urbt Dor benz Sooe." gu
Der Yenge gewauot lagte er, oaB Die gluSiage
8. :. 0ulen'S Dor 9ertft unmabr lei, baB
es ibm 9lei69iiltlg lei, oh CT iterben ooer am
Geben blsibeu miirbe unO oaB er ooiielbc Ser
bre6en ruieoer uuo luleoer begebeu t1nnte,
neil er gere6tierti9t oaltebe. 0eu Stricf be-
tradteHo, an meldem er pom SebeH Sum 3ooe
gebraft WerOen lollte, lagte er. oerielbe ei
ntdt lang 9cnug, er wollc Ourd) eiueu Sal
BON 10 TuB oa8 Sen breGeu. Ser Sdler
rii DerlGugerte ben Strid aui Sup, obe
0aS geniigte guOreD uldt. 2llS ibm Die
lbmarjc &dppe itbsr Den Gopf gc3ogen muroe,
rief CT aus: cS1 fam 2llleS nm mid Der
ieben !" Der Strld muroe III OrOnung gez
6raht uuO Die Shliuge thm oid)t all BEN
sails gele9t. 81 iogte; y3ieben Ste bic
S9linge ut4t 10 fart oil mo leqen Sie ben
¬en mebr auI Die Seitc meineS Soale5."
9lS Der S9eriff Oen Strif our6l6neioeH
molltc, ibrie Der &trurtbeilte laut: SD
fam ieben, baB 5ie Otn Strid 3eri6ncOen
mOaen." @inige SefIuOen ipGter CAB Der
Snit nad, uno @uiorep itarb anf Der Steae.
2Son Cuba.
pabaHna, 81. Suli. - Die auiregeneen
Nadri6teu uOu bier, meldDe am IA. os. III
ben Ser. Staaten auf IulaB clues tih5lid)
oerl1munoenen Selegrapbilten publi3irt mm-
Den, pareu uu6egriinOet uno beltanoeu in auf
Den StraBen eirtuluenbcu grunOloieu @eriif)z
ten. IS lit nl6t mabr, OaB Sniur9enten bic
8rodla erobert baben, aud bat odlelbit tiir5=
lid tctne S6ladt 5wii6en ibueu mo Regie.
run9Strnppen itatt9eiuuOen, III meldler GOO
bis 900 Spouler getO0tet poroeH m1ren.
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TelpsSerieil.

9tetuarf, u. s., 26. Suli.-9ie InSei0e,
OaB Die oOtorr;S Gfer- Sahu" ben Strfehr
wieoer aufnebmen miro, bat aagemeineSreuoe
berporgernien. Die 3iiae ge6en iett regcl-
lndBlg. Sn Der Sta0t 1T AlleS rubig.
Gin Sabmins amaebaIten.
yong Sr Il d., N.zS., 26. Sull. -
0ie YaIia9ere, luel6e geitern 4benb nit Dem
9 ll6r 3uge ab9ngen, mnroen bel gli3ubetb=
port BON ben oStriftru" aus ben @aqqonS
gejagt uuO mEBten ben g9eg mad @li,abetb,
etpa 0leien, Su 6uB Suriifle9eu, NO iie ben
na6 9teparf gehenOen 3ug beitiegen. Inter
megS muroe Der 53u9 nit Steinen bemorfen,
unO Die Paiiagicre mnBen ii9 uuter Die Site
uerfrieden.
Seriepz & ttp, gi.zS., &c. Suli. -
@ouu. SeOle nebIt Stab beftuoen ii6 nod i'm
mtr bier. 0ente Morgen ertieB Der @oauer.
neur cine Proclamation, III meld)ar cine 8e=
lubnuug uou 500 Dollars fir Die Berbaituua
0erjeuigeu auS9eiett muroe, melhe in Der
Mittmods =9taft Den Bug Der vYeunl. Sen
tral Sabn" angriiIeu. Die ,,9rano z9lrnp"
bot Dem @ouuerneur ibre 0ienitt an. 0eu
peiSern murOe 3ugidlag beS 10 Yro;. z9lb
,ugs perlprohen, unO Die 3iige fabreu wieOer
Der Srad)t5ug, melfer beute anf ber0 9ferp
arf=9tep OOrfer Babn" liei, murbe bel Brill 1
9eb0l; nit StGinen beiporien.
stuiruhr IN g,urt Wprris.
Ut orrt 8 op II, H.=<S, 26. [Suli. - Sel
S6erlif crbielt beute Abeno gtahridt, oaB in
Bort UtOrriS etn Aufrubr nusgebro6en iei
Bort Worrls lit Oa5 9roBe So6leHzQepOt Oel
oOforrt8=@iierer Sabn" uuo beftuOen Itd) otelt
SauQlidiffer bort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27

9n bteiem Brdparate futrH man cine Der beiieu ums
ftimmungs= uuo JfeintgNHsS Giii1uneen, bic oem
Bu6litum uorlieaen, Rnoen, IS lit in Suarthoiben
9efilt uuo eiHes set tigisten, fpie Der 6een BI6s
parae nit S5aiiapariiln als Saupt8runolase bic ie
een 8pbtitum ofterir fuoroen, User OIL JfBeumaf
Asmiis, SshtrpefarperDesI, Sioic, SsautfrantE
hslten, aHgemeiaer $hioadc, lthrcintefett
ees 2siutee II. T. I. leoe,, iote oeies ptteI mfnoe@
iters pro6tren.
$reis 81 oteBiulbe ODER feds 6laihen fir S..
Gu h0hen hei 5etb q. SSamse,
(6ebl9,1Sl Rr. 1O8, 2eeft SGltlmo eitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27

beute Ntorgen auf Der r@riebabn" abgebeu
iollte, wurOe Der 6eiSer BON Der 2ofomottue
qeriiien. Wtilitdrii6e uuO pOli5etlide 6iiiie
luuroe Ill gluiprud genOmmen, uuO Der 3ug
nit elmer Seoefllug pon 10 YoIiSiiteu beiDr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
srs. eor's sastamt,a,es sea.ta abtI,,aese1es

NsrS. 9ot's SnStamttneS besetabtIiSAeSe1es
estt, felt % Sdbrtn als bas gr5Be Blurefnisunss-
Dttttel Der @e9entpart befannt, mr6 nur tn Wr.
f77K, tsabettes, ssorswefs0de Ser 0utaps
gtrahe, aubereitet unb ID bel aen Npobeferu su ba-
ben. faus26. .12DftsHl
Wareaa Der .sSasstbt Sompasnte son Baiti=
utore.-
Baltimore, ben 26. y.ot 1877.
gtelfaden anfrasen i'm Setreff oes tinttisen @as>
preiies bnit1tlib Der beroriebenben &onturrens su
besesnen, MAIDEN mir biermit tetannt, baS mir Die
Gabrifatiou oon8as ioriesen uerben u 6ea6iTtisen,
bas mir poais i'm stanbe blsiben, es gu ene greiie
uno elmer Gualitat, uelbe a!le uniere 9unoen senhs
senD surieSeniteaen miro, su Iiefer, ofuie aud aas
eonturreus gu i6lasen. SIN suffrage Der 0irettoreu
(Nai29, ,3DtteD Sas. .. Smaauooo, Setr.
3Hreau Der DasItht-Gompaauts
pon Baltimore,
Er. 10, Snnth gtraBs.
Gofe....Ytllt9es SeismaterfaI....e ...eotel
gBir baben eine uorSilsde Gualitdt BON @otes por.
rdtbs, ue&e mir oeE Huttitllm oils elm eapieblenss
pertbes Seisnatera fin bdnsiibe uuo ancsre 3tuede
Dfferiren; ianst lebt Seuer unb III jrei bon lureuss
teiteu.
8efellunsen iperoen In oieIem Siireau ober In ber
Gabrtt, isuB Don eeabenbaGr., ansenomnten.
4reis $3.50 pro la9enlabans, In irssnS eiGsm
etuottbeile abselteTert.
lOft23 ~ Samss .. smauwsoo. setr.
ss- Wian beebe oen
,,&oro Baltimore"
COLLABORATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe man einen anSeren tauIt, bel
s.. Y. WeMSos,
(Sept28, ,12UfeTl g,r. IS, @ermanfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27

mann @ubemitt, Der an Der y9OnSoneSan
6raniisco'cr Saut" angeitellt MGR, getDOtet.
Iut beioen Seiteu purOen mebrert Berioncn
gct6otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
Sermtid)te Sepeid)cn aus 9tetus
MnN.f

Nsw. DOrt, 26. SuIi. - Sob er6ffues
81 1858.
= Der 0nmpier y6rance" iit poH 6aU@
beute bier an9etoutmeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
Sec=Miiftiiirnc1I.

Us IbtngtOn, 26. 5uli. = Der &rieos
Oamofer n6mOn" lit berbcr bcoroert rCrSeu.
@ne VtcnQe Stft5ierSs Scrictungeu iiuo fir
InOorber9elebene 6Glle bcfoblen moroen. Sm
Seeamte berridt groBe Sbdtigteit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
..Strife1IrWntfaefi. .

- Sr YIttSbur9 herrldt bertitS groBel
Dtaugel. 6r1ueu uuo Sinoer bettelu I'm
SrOo. Sn5wii9eH fommeu BON alien Sei.eu
&rHppen al, unb Der 8iirgeridaft bat ii6 oer
uerSlueifeltite Otutb benIa6tigt, nm bic Su=
mnltuanteu 5u unter0riiden. Die Stabt III
nit ,,Striferu" iiberfiillf, beuen iid td9lid)
@tinoel Der id)limmiten SOrte 3u9eieut. @s
1T bemerfensmertb, baB einige yfronme @ot=
te8mGnner" in SetuerIanlmluugen ben ,Riot"
ais cine 1eimIahuug Der 8orlebung be5eid)z
nen, eS lei OaS cine Strafe oafiir, OaB Die
8dbu.GOmpa9nte'u SOnntagS 3iige erpeOir-
ten.
= Su Der S6uglfil= =9tegion, Yd., itehen
Die &Oblen9rGber nid)t aus; auf Der p ReaOin-
ger Sabn" iit Der Serte6r pieber erUffnet.
Sen. 6ancOf CAB ielbft in 9teaOing Den Be
iebl 5ur Reparatnr Der aufgerifeneu Shie=
nen.
Der @ouOerneur DouGirginien loll 100,
600 Wtann 5ur llnteroriidung oeS Nuf1tanoeS
aHgebOten baben.
- Die 8eisbeit Der Politit OeS BrdfOeu=
ten 6uDeS, inoem er Dem pOlitii6en Recou-
ltruftiOn5ibnin0e imSiioeu eingnoe mad)ts,
tritt iett ans Qiht. g8dren Pafaro uub
Chamberlain nod i'm 2lmte, 10 tbnnteu Die
btsber I'M Sit0en 6efnOlifen BuuOeStruppeu
ni6t i'm ytorOen bei9aftigt werSen. G8 1T
teinem 3lueifel unterpOrfen, oaB, wenu beute
Der BrdfiOent geSwuugen iein iOute, cine
6reiWillige 'Irmee gu ben 8afieH 81 ruieu,
Der Siioeu ungeidumt lin Ooues @onttll-
gent in fiirSeiter 3eit iteleu wiiroe.
- Sn 2OltOo, Ohio, gebt Die Siir9ersSrs
9aniiation idnea Dor ii6, i3wan5ig Der
6auprdOelSfHbrer ituO Derbaftet tporOeH.
WtaH beiiird)tet feine @rneuerHn9 Der llnrubeH.
- Sieb3iige 9in9en geitern per o@rte. .8abu"
BON Sn 8ufialO ab. Sn Buffalo iino ole
POli5eiitationeu nit 9efangeuen Cramps"
iberiiiut. @benfalls 1T eilte Menge anOerer
9fubeit1rer erarifien morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27

etme aeoiJimiidlc @aiidDnna bon S3onoMraIer
Eaifapariuc, @uaiatbol5, atettentpurs
seI, SaiTafras, SposSsati ain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
SeBte 2lasftanoss5epeiGen.
@tue a.rbetter.s .s;srso,,,mIuuo.

Nemz YOrf, 26. Suli.-0te Ser0mm=
lung Der 9eiuerf=Sereine, BON meld)er man
lagte, oaB ite i'd mci9ere, Die Sei6liiiie Der
Somptlns' Square= =Suiummlun9 Su inooiIiz
rem, fan6 beutc Ibeno in Der ,,@ooperzllnion=
6alle" itatt. Die Serammluug belano falt
auSi6lieBlid) aus 4rbeitern 9luf Der Platt-
iorm beiano iidl cine Delegation Der &igarreu-
NADER bon Silllam8bur9, SIN @anen ma
rem etma 1000 Perioueu aumeenb. Der Sor=
iiter Sobn 6ortune pom S6neioeruereine
iagte, Die Seriammluug alf GOmpfins'
Square lei BON OtlitGr umringt 9epcien, man
laiie ii6 aber oaom6 felneSwegS i9redeu.
5anissb" soSte tn Sbteaso. mstft Sinaepan:
@bicago, 26. Sult, $40 llbr NbenOs. -
0as 2. 9te9iment, Die SaUallerte, louie cine
ltarfe Peli3eiabtbeilung mari6irteu Inn llhr
nad Der 6aliteaOltraBe uno benz Siabuf:e.
BORT itieBeu iie auf ben GRob, mo es ent
ipam ii6 eiu beiBer Sampf. GS purOen
etua 100 Salpen abgefeuert. Der @rfOlg 1T
bis iest nod ni6t feitgeitellt.
(412 ubr.) - 0as Seuern auf ben OtOb
bel Der gSaierleitung mar meniger t6otlid,
ais man Infaug8 erluartet bate. 3mei Sal
pen 9enii9teH, ben WtOb Su 3eritreuen. Der
Siaouft mirb bonn 2. Regimeut bemadt. Die
&aOallerie mar bel ibrer 8iidfebr beute Ra6t
5iemlid libel 3ugeri6tet. Die 3abl Der Sc
tGoteten iiberiteigt 10 ni6t. Die meiften Sc
t6Oteten fnO Bolen, S0bmen uHo GnOere nit
frenlo tlingenoen Wanen.
(Ritterna1t. .GOie PoliSei rubt BON ibrtr
2lrbeit aus. Oas ?. 8egment miro mdh=
renO Der 9ta6t am 8taonft bleiben. 8los
am Sia0uft iuuroe beute gefdmpit. Nie
Staot lit DerbdltnlBnlGBlg rIblq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27

Joiepb sdlts's Annnwhfn~
beriiamtes Milmaufce= SAYSlutst
,piro nIr pon -. 9. @tbrina & Comp, asenen,
0orman, gde ser Boz Office 2lprnle unb Secono>
Gtrase, uno S. @t. SSebmitnn & Spntp., ytr. 9S,
gaeit=sapedeffraBe, ausbridlid sum sSamilten @e'
Yofffarte fperben prompt efeftuirt, uno oas Beitee
totenirei in rgenb eineu Staottbeile abgefiefert.
(NpriI23, 3Udeia4f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
Stftttft GOlumbia.
Grrtd1tntta einea Meniinenfs

geItern bem &riegs=Setretdr oaS Nnerbieten,
| oaB er I'M Oiltrifte Columbia binneu 68 Stun=
ben en aus 5ebn @ompagnie'n deficiencies
| &e9inlent anmtrben mo ben Ser. Staaten
Sur Seriiigung itellen moae. Der SetretGr
hat tbm erruibert, baB Die 8egierung nod
teinen 9lufruf i'll 8eSug anf 8ruppenz 9Ser'
| bnng erlaiien.
gSaibimetpn's fIetne 0teDoIntioa. = Nobody
hurt. - nm 9Sutornac 4lues ruhie.
SIC btngto II, 26. Suli.-Oie erlte gln=
oeutung elmer aubergeuGbnlthen Iutre9ung
uu0 Die erite Mteul9euanilmmlung, meld)e
9elegenbett 81 einem i6limmeu 2lufrubre
hattie geben t0uuen, ereigneteu Fd) beute Rahe
mittag in Der Sirgirtta NUenue Die y8alti-
more 8otomac Sabn" entlang. 9luf Dem
9abngeleie itaub cine &OfomDtiue nit flint
gSaggon8, i'll ueldem iid Soloaten oeS 3. =,
5. uno 2. acknowledgements bcianoen, oie
nit 5met @onpaguie'u Snfanterie I'M Se9riiie
itanoen, mad Bbilabelpbia ab;ufabreu. Gin
9eriidt cirfulirte, baB Der 4otOmotiuiitbrer
erflGrt babe, er fabre teinen Solbaten3uq aus
gSalbingtOn binauS, un0 0ieieS @eriid)t, oer-
| bunben nit anoereu, 0aB man feinen BUG ab-
geben lalie. erregte groBe 9lufregun9. Cine
beOeutenoe Otenldenmen9e ftrGmte Suiammen.
OleIelbe perblelt Iid) leoof) iebr rubig, uuo
| feline @emalttbaten fielen Dor.
Die Meni9enneuge beitano gr0Btenbeils
aus arbetteru, ungefdbr Smei 9rittel mareu
9teger. Die 8e6ienitcten lno 9lrbeiter Der
@llenbabn bielten itd) fern. Ntaor Ri6arDS
mar nit elmer bebcutenben abtbeilung BOliSei
| anmecno, uno 0ieieS that quite gSrfung. -
NuBer Den Sruppen iuuroen nod 5pei Sat
ling 8auoneu NIT BulOerludgeu aui ben
s3ug 9ebradt. @egen IA llbr berpe9te fidl
Der 3uq Die Uleuoe braclte SothS auS. NM
etnl9e @rionen riefen ben SOlOaten ;u, ni9t
aut bic nStriter" 3u idieBen. Die Meuge
3erltreute ii9, uno GlleS mar rubig.
g8 lit ote Abtdt Der SunoesreQierung,
gSa6en on Der gan3en y8altimorezS Sbiobabn"
entlan9 auf5uiteleu, Oantit Der &erfebt mteoer
er0ffuet lueroeu fam. - 9uf ben iitoliden
Sabnen berridt teiH 2uStanO, unO 6ie 3itge
9eben re9elndBig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
Ser Mrbetter . Mnsitano.

Die europdiide Yreiie iiber ben ausitano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27
6nnte's Gniinilnrilr.

XIII - dyNNttT
gir los, so E II 8 Baltimore 'tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-27

2oui8Dtlle, 26. Sult.-Otan begt feline
Sefiirdtuns ueiterer Stbrungen. Sen. Wtcz
Grarn fat bur6 Proclamation Die Siirger
aufgeiorbert, linn sur Serbiituug bon @e,palt=
tbaten mo 2lufreSaug beiSuitebeu. Die
Staotbalie wirb itreng bemadDt, uuo Siirger=
@aroen pQtrouilliren Die StraBeu.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05
State News.

"A Democratic paper is to be start
ed at Waukon.
Sheriff Corbin, of Delaware county
shot prisoner named Woods in the jail
at Delhi last Saturday The Sheriff
went into the prisoners room, when the
latter stood in the door to prevent him
from going out. After ordering him to
step aside without effect, the Sheriff
pulled out his revolver and fired one
shot, which did not hit, He then fired
again, the ball passing through the pris-
oner's leg above the knee. An officer so
prompt ON the shoot for slight provoca-
ton should be reformed out of office.
Samuel Holcomb, a farmer, of Cas-
Italia, Winneshiek county, was killed by
falling under the wheels. of his wagon,
his team running away.
On the LIST prox. 1852 new money or
der Offices will be established by the
Postmaster General. Among them will
be the following in Iowa: Beloit, Cal
mus, Carpenter, Colfax, Elkport, Essex,
Harper, Ida, Ladona, Legrand New
Hampton, Onslow, Pomeroy, Riverside,
Shelly, Vail, West Side, Wood
bine.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05

but take the limit Of their circulation,
400,000,000, it would leave, after paying
the bonds belonging to the National
Banks, $55,0O0,000 Of paper currency to
do the business of the country with.
One word to Republicans who believe
that there has been good work done in
the past by their party in carrying the
country through troublesome war,
and sustaining its financial credit on a
basis that is the wonder of the financial
world. Is it safe, in view Of our still
outstanding debts, to go to trying new
experiments in finance? Mr.. Stubs
was very unfortunate in introducing the
allegory of the spider and the fly. Is is
the Greenback party that is the spider,
and is saying to the fly Republicans)
step into our parlor and we will make
you all rich. VIII you do it? No!
rather say we know what the Republi-
can party has done in the past, we see
what it is now doing under the lead Of
the pacificator of the country rather
say with the immortal Peruvian Rolla
to the invading Spaniards when they
made them hattering promises if they
would join their standard: eve seek
no change, (of partly least of all such
change as you would bring us,
SCISSopc
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05

Mr.. Curtis has been the gadfy that
has worried Senator Conkling for years.
He has never missed an opportunity to
strike at the latter, and, as the editor Of
Horper's Weekly, has had ample oppor-
tunity to crafty his taste in this direc-
ton
He bitterly opposed the candidacy of
Conkling at Cincinnati, and made his
opposition unnecessarily prominent by
his public laudation of Bristow.
The above appears in the course of a
somewhat labored article in the Inter-
Ocean, intended to condone Senator
Conkling S unidentified and vindictive at
tack upon Geo. VIM. Curtis, at the New
York Republican State Convention. 1t
is significant that the 10 nowhere init
mates that Mr. Curtis has said anything
untrue of Conkling, and we are left to
infer that the offense which so stirred
the bile of the airy Senator, and caused
him to act the part of a BLACKBOARD in
the assemblage of his pensioners and
parasites, was the failure of Mr.. Curtis
to do him homage and lick his hands for
favor. With man of Conkling's pccu-
liar characteristics, we can well con-
ceive that this would be a eraver offense
than actual injustice
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05
Facts and Logic that Dom. Fit.
Gate City.

The returning feeling Of business con
fidence and the real restoration OF trade
and better times that are at last reach
ing every locality in the land are taking
the edge off Il good deal OF campaign
logic that couldn't be so satisfactorily
answered in another way. ii the Re
publican party is responsible for the
hard times, then it must be responsible
also for these improving and better
times. If resumption is going to ruin
the country why is it that business and
confidence are picking up everywhere,
just as the country is getting down to a
specie basis? And if the Greenback
theorists are right why is it that pros
perity is returning to all sections of the
country when, according to their theo
ries, the country should be ruined? The
banks are contracting their circulation
by retiring it. They have contracted
the Greenback circulation by holding it
for reserve. Greenbacks are nearly to
par gold value and resumption is ut
hand. Yet the times are getting better
and better! Such facts controyertlng
such logic should convince everybody
what shallow delusions the arguments
OF the inAationists and anti-resumptlon-
lists are.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05

A FRIEND sends us a slip cut from the
Waverly Mlepcndent commendatory of
the Democracy of Bremen county for
late efforts to make the party respecta-
BILE, such purpose being indicated by
throwing overheard the notorious G. G.
Wright. TO have emancipated them
selves from such leadership the Demo
Gratis of Bremen county are truly to be
congratulated, if they will only stay So
And now it is in order for the Democra-
cy of Iowa to, in some proper way apol
ogize or atone for sending this same dis
reputable and corrupt politician as their
representative to the St. Louis Conven-
ton.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05
As the boys say, that's business.

Mr.. SPANGLER says in his speeches
about the county, that all that is neces-
sary to protect the poor man from OPP
preston and insure his prosperity, is
greenback imitation Daniel Webster
once said: "A paper currency not con-
yertible into gold and silver is the most
ingenious device ever invented by the
will of man to fertilize the rich mans
field with the sweat of the poor man
brow" Spangler undoubtedly will say
that Webster knew nothing of what he
was talking about, and he is right, too,
always providing that Spangler knows
what he is talking about.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05

THE Republican merchants and bust
ness men of New York City have issued
call for mass meeting at Cooper In
stitute, Oct 10th, for the purpose of de-
claring their undated faith in the abili-
ty, integrity and patriotism of President
Hayes; their sense of the wisdom and
justice of his policies of reconciliation
and reform of the civil service, and to
embody in tangible shape the protest of
the honest Republicans of that city
against the action of Conklings Conven-
ton. Mr.. Conkling is likely to discov-
er that his packed convention of lick
spittle politicians, convened to give
expression to his personal hates and
disappointment in not being allowed to
continue to manipulate the federal Off
ces for his selfish ambition, will have a
different effect than he calculated upon
It has really vitalized the Presidents
friends in New York, and will have the
effect of raising an active and infuen-
tial administration party, that will take
direct issue with the popinjay" Sena-
tor. Dictatorial assumption and arro-
gance may go too far and defeat itself
as Conkling will probably find to his
coct
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05

GEN. }, B. WEAVER, of DAVIS county
who has been unsuccessfully striving
to get nominated for some prominent Of
fee since, the time when no mans mem
Dry runneth to the contrary, has aban-
doned the unappreciative Republican
party and joined his political fortunes
with the Gmenbaekers, and it is said
now he has his eye on the u. S. Senator
ship. He has changed the spot, but not
eased the pain From party that could
elect, but would not nominate him. he,
has gone to one that will probably nomi-
nate, but cannot elect him. Weaver is
the product Of certain newspapers in
the southern portion of the State, who
make statesman to order But the work
rayels.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-05

The Sioux City Journal was at1iFst
favorable to the Southern policy Of the
administration, and has advanced some
powerful arguments in support of it. 1t
seems, however, to have been waiting
for some pretext for reversing its form
er position and taking the other side Of
the controversy, and has found it in the
declaration made by the President in
his Atlanta speech, that what has been
done for the pacifcation Of the South
was not done because he could not help
doing it, but because he believed it was
wise and right to do. This is the point
at which the Journal has concluded to
commence it's counter-march. The pre-
text is fimsy,- and the Journal ac-
knowledges as much by attaching to the
words of the President an interpreted
ton far fetched and foreign to their
meaning,-but it will do in place of a
better This brings to the anti-policy
side in this State an element in which it
has heretofore been sadly deficient
brains. And now that the Journal has
taken it's place in opposition to the poll
cy, perhaps it can tell us something
about the policy it would substitute for
it. We apprehend that it will hardly
desire to occupy position of negative
opposition, or emulate the example of
the fshwives of the Des MONIES Regis
ter and Burlington Ha'cheye.