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The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

ADMINISTRATORS EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please state to the Court
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

The following paragraph, which we clip
from the Philadelphia Times, shows that
this State has a manufacturing us well as
shipping interest to be benefited by the
recuperaton and material prosperity of
the South
A fine new cotton mill at Columbus Ga. is al
most finished and will soon be turning out 5000
yards of cotton goods day with 700 operatives,
but the fitting up of the mill shows how thorough
ly New England has filled the place of the work
shop of the country. The carding preparatory,
spinning elevator rccling and white spoong ma
chinery comes from Biddeford Me-. the looms
from firm in Worcester Mass. the finishing
machinery, from two other Worcester firms, and
the card clothing from still another in the same
city; the lappers, from Lowell; the water wheels,
from Orange, Mass: the couplings, from Pitts
burg; the large gears, shafts and pumps, from
Holyoke, Mass. the wrappers, printing machines
and sizing arrangements, from Lewiston Ne. the
boilers and iron tanks for boilers and towers from
Boston, and the betting from Saco, Ne.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

If the Maine law is faithfully executed
in Gardiner, why should the Reporter talk
in this way
Yesterday. nine Mollie Magnires will be exeeut-
ed on one day in PENNSYLVANIA
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

SUBSCRIBERS renting money or desiring to
have the address OF papers changed must state the
Post Office to which the paper has been sent as
well as the office to which it is to GO
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, 500 year;
within the year, $3.50; at the expiration Of the
year, $500
ADVERTISING TERMS For one square Zone inch
of length i'll column,) SlOO for one week and 25
cents for each subsequent insertion. A fraction of
square charged as a full one.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

When the announcement was made that
Hon. Geo. f. Talbot was to be removed
from the office of Solicitor of the Treasury
Department, to make room for Il disrep-
utable Mississippi arpet-bagger, it was
said the pressure for office on the part Of
the Southern Republicans was so great it
could not be withstood. Now Secretary
Sherman is quoted us saying that Mr..
Talbot was removed ''for political rca-
sons" In either case the departure from
the widely proclaimed civil service re-
form policy Of the administration is very
marked. Mr.. Talbot, it is generally adj
mitted, has filled the office with ability
and credit, and as his successor is a res
surrected Wing, from the South, his re-
moval must be regarded as an intimation
that no Republicans need apply for office
under the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

Judge Hilton, who manages the 4. Il.
Stewart property, made a serious mistake
by issuing an order to the manager of the
Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga to receive
no Jews us guests. Mr.. Seligman, Of New
York, a very wealthy and highly respect
able banker, was refused rooms for him
self and family, and the matter is Great
ing much excitement. The reason given
is that certain Jews of New York city were
offensive in dress and behavior to other
guests. The remedy for that difficulty
would have been the exclusion of the of
Tending individuals, and not the issuing
Of proscriptive order against form Of
religion which has included among its
professors some of the most illustrious
men of the race. The order is an insult
not only to the Israelites, but to the many
highly respectable citizens of all nation
alities and religions who have business
and social relations with them.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

President Hayes arrived in Boston on
Tuesday He is the guest of the city and
is quartered at the Brunswick Hotel.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

There is no doubt as to the arrival in
this neghborhood of that unwelcome Wis
itor, the potato bag; and though he can
hardly do much damage this season, vet
next year, if he has not changed his
habits since, like young Lochinyar, he
''came out of the vest" potatoes are
likely to ''go up" in manner pleasant
neither to the producernor the consumer.
Paris green is said to be the only thing
which can stay the ravagcs of these in
sects, but evidently it has not been cX-
tensivey used or we should not hear of
such destruction Of crops elsewhere. The
most approved method of using the Paris
green for the bugs that appear before the
potatoes are above ground, is by sprink-
ling it on raw potatoes, which have been
ground or chopped fine, and then dis
trlDuted over the potato patch. The bug
will attack the food thus prepared for him,
and then subsequent proceedings will
interest him no more. The Southern
planters have used Paris green to protect
their crops from the cotton worms, though
not in all cases with success. But if Paris
green or some other agent does not stay
the rayages of the potato bug we fear our
farmers will soon be looking very blue.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

The hospitality of Mr.. Pierrepont, the
U. S. minister, excites the wonder Of the
London World, which surmises that he
must have an enormous fortune to enable
him to entertain SO lavishly, and adds :
Perceptions half the day, and dinners and
balls at night-when will it all stop? 1t
is enough to ruin an Aston. Mr. Pierre
pont really should moderate his transports
of gratitude for hospitality received. He
has already caused serious rise in prices
ofpoultry and American beef, and his cook
must be half dead with work. There is no
sleeping within mile OF Cavendish Square
for the rattle of carriages and the sounds
of riotous living"
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28
THE PROPERTY DESTEOYED
\ DESOLATED CITY.

OF the 80 acres the city boundaries 400 are
burned down and the 10000 residents therein
homeless. They have crowded in elsewhere or
are under tents Two-thirds Of the business part
is gone, including all the banks but the British
nearly all the public buildings but the Court House
and Jail, and about fifteen church. All the daily
newspapers are swept away, but the Daily Tele
graph issued small sheet this morning, with Il
comprehensive account Of the desolation in the
city.
TWENTY MILLION LOSSES
The losses estimated at $50 900 900 and the
insurance, far as known is about $4,000 600
1t is said that all the offices will pay. Robert
Marshall's offices, the Imperial, 4Etna etc, lose
$1,000 600; North British, Jacks office. 81 0O0-
900; Queen, SS0O.000 Northern, $500, 600: Royal
Stadacona and Others heavy, but not ascertaincd ;
Commercial Marine. S;}O0,0O0 The Post Office
has got into the Market building the Custom
House to the Court House, merchants anywhere
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

Marbehead now takes her turn at de-
vastation by fire. \ contIagration on
Monday morning, burned over fifteen
acres i'll the heart Of the town, destroy
ing scventy-two buildings, among them
shoe factories, stores, hotels, residences,
&c. 1t is a fearful catastrophe for the
place.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28
THE FIRE on THE wHARFs.


Hundreds of people so trightcnd they would
not try to save a thing, but driven along
ahead OF the fire. Others We're paralyzed by fear
and had to De carried, was the case of one old
man over 80 years OF age whom his son bore away
on his shoulders as .Eneas did old AnchiseS. In
men and women. eager to save their
property, were caught in their rooms by the rapid
progress of the flames and were seen by the spec
tators To hang from the upper story windows by
their hands until they were compelled to drop into
the caudron Of flames beneath orwere swept away
in whirlwlnd of fire. The mother and two sisters
of eX-Mayor Thomas Reed. who had been working
to save their property. were caught N the street
and burned alive. The bones We're found where
they were last seen. and where the frantic attempts
of citizens to rescue them proved III vain.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28
Water! Water! Water,

Inc disasters at st. John and Marble
head speak pretty loudly to the city of
Belfast concerning its great lack of water.
After a large part of our city has twice
been destroyed by fire, we are in but little
better condition to check confederation
than we ever have been. A fire started
in the vicinity of the wharves, in dry
time and with a northerly or north
westerly wind, will be sure to sweep a
third time over the same track, and prob
ably greatly widen it. In addition to this
state Of things, there is the immensely iu-
creased risk created by a gang of incen-
diaries, that all the efforts of the author
tiles have not sufficed to detect And vet
the property holders have to all appear
ances the calm resignation of Turkish
fatalists, secure in the protection Of Allah:
or the confidence of residents in 4 city
scanned by water pipes and sown with
fire plugs.
We run the risk not only Of being de
oltt VI OilNC Hull ulilltl
tie ruins of our city, with the added re-
proach of glaring improvidence; Of being
again suppliants for charity for our hun
CRY and homeless, made SO through our
own foolish improvidence. The keen
sighted insurers see the risk we run. and
assess it upon us in added premiums.
We pay for cur neglect a sum annually
that will go far toward providing water
supply.
The time to reflect upon this matter
to act to accomplish something lis NOW
Unless we do, there will some day be IL
strong wind, that will drive the flames to
and through our houses and stores. There
will be empty reservoirs, useless engines,
and a despairing people-as there We're
before. twill be too late then to reflect
on what we might have done The time
to act is Now
1t may be asked at what point Il water
supply may be obtained. We answer,
that the stream which is the source of
our river, will furnish an abundant and
constant supply, not only for the use of
the city but for all the usual needs Of a
water supply. On the rips just above the
City Point bridge there is an excellent
foundation for dam. Above is nat
ural basin, admirable for Il reservoir. The
only damages would be for flowagc, and
those small, as the land is waste The
stream drains seven or eight ponds, that
furnish a steady supplyof excellent water
The water would require to be forced into
the city, asit is in Bangor and other cities,
by the Holly system. This system keeps
the pipes full, and at a pressure, 10y pumps
forcing water into them-the pumps being
worked by water wheels driven by the
power of the dam. The distance is 50
short, the expense so small, the supply
SO large and certain, and the need so M
gent, that means certainly ought to be
found to carry the project into eXecu-
ton. We had the pity of the country i'm
our former calamities. If they are re-
peated we shall draw upon ourselves
both pity mi contempt.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

\ New Hampshire court has decided
that the fruit growing upon overhanging
branches does not belong to the owner Of
the land over which such branches hang,
but to the owner of the land upon which
the tree stands. This decision is one Of
some interest, as the boys naturally wish
to know whose fruit they are stealing.
The Republican journal., 1877-06-28

The Rockland Courier comes to us with
surprising improvements. 1t has been en-
larged to nine columns on a page, has new
type, 2 new heading, and is generally per-
vaded by the air of a metropolitan jour
nal. Mr.. Fuller is very enterprising and
courageous, certainly, to take such a long
stride onward and upward, and we trust
may realize corresponding profits.
, 1877-12-04

SaS y M M. SIS TIT Der Sirna
.. s. 0ewees, $40. 1876 @beitnut Str. purh
reele Seolenlln9, munoerbar nleori9e Yreiie
lno elle1t Waarenuorrath, welber in Stsua
auf Ausluabl uno Qualttdt 9aes in lid) fatt,
mas i'll bielem @eiGdftssipel9e porfommen
fam, 9elutsen, ibr Gtabliliemeitt gum 3iel.
punft Der umiittl9en &dufer i'll Stcot nno
Staat 81 maiden. Son Der i3eit Der Croft
nullg oe8 Serfanfslotales bis III beflen Shlie.
Bnrg %Itr0lnen bic &Gufer berbei, nm Die bort
Su babenoen feinen uno biui9en Waaren III
beilhti9en uno ausSuudblen. Sic beidei.
bene Sran, fpelde na6 uno mad @elo 9enu9
sulammengeipart bat, nm ETH notbmenpi9eS
Sleto 81 faufen, unb Die Dame, oeren
@eiiht IN Den 9roben Wooe,paaren, Sano.
lungen bieier Slaot nno Ner Dorfs
pobl befannt lift ulo beren Gbed fir 3aits
ieube bon Dollars germ in i3ablun0 9elom.
men wirb, baben ibre friiberen @infaufss
gofale p%erlalen nnb f0nuen in $40. 725
@beltnut CITRATE gefunben merben, no ibnen
bic Sorthetle 9eboten lperoen, melhe 0elpeeS
permo9e leines beoeutenocn YetrlebSfapitalS,
lelner ld)neuen Uertduie, ieines fleinen Sc.
lptnnS uno ietuer reelIen Seoiennlg Der
&unoen benz Yublifum bieten fam. Sep
plhe, Setoenltoffe, 9anbtiider, Samcn=Ius
terfleloer, Sbawls, 2elnenseu9 fir 9errei,
&leloerltoffe, 3aihentii1er uno Strumpf.
lpaoren meroen idmmtlih al Yreiien abae.
lallen, melfe nift iibertroffen meroen t0r-
1len. Us 9lebt mr. Wenige, melde oieie
Shatlaheu ntbt %fennell, aber menn iraeno.
Semano S~ipsifelt, 10 fam er bel einem Yeluh
IN yto. 725 9beltnut StraBe idneu ben BE-
ueiS erhalteu. .
, 1877-12-04
Dte WebreAen beS 9ltters

fttto idperer 81 ertraeen ais ote 2eicen lit
mlttleren Sabren ODER it ber Sugero, ba bic
Wtoerltanosfraft int Sr9anismuS iih nit
ben 5u11ebntenoen Sabren perminbert bat nno
Sssrantbeit uno ShmerSen iiber ben entfrdites
ten Sorper mehr @enalt babeu. 0aber 1T
eS Inn 10 iueientliber, baB iene Wiberltauoss
FRAT permebrt tperoe. 9ofetter's 81 a.
9enbttteres, Elm betliam itdrfenoes Cab
ial, tit tpunoerlam oafiir 9eei9uet. SIS ipirft
9e9en Die Dem bohen Qlter et9entbiimliben
8ebreden uno bilft Der abgematteten ytatar.
IS belebt ben i%hwddlid1en &6rper, 9iebt
gleif'am neues Sel in Die hidernbe 2ebens'
lampe. perbreitet friide @drme onrh Die
froitelnoen Ioern uno gemdbrt iomobl Seba-
gen ipte 2tnoerun9, 10 oab eS Die Siirbe bes
IlterS erletttert unb einisermoben ben Sort
ihrltt oes Serfa1leS aufbdlt. 0enen I'M Sars
ten @eiunbbcits5ultanpe, iciuie aut beiabrte
Berionen, einpfan9en bon blelem beiliam an
re9enoen StdrfunsSmittel 9rober Nusen.
IS lift pOuis retn, ieiu Nronla nidt unange'
nebr1 uno miro bon beriibnlten Ier5teu eru'
problem.
, 1877-12-04
Sic Majorttdti i'm Sunbes=S cnat.

@ine ipif)tige Gntmidelung ftrbet i'm Iu=
genbllf IN benz SunbeSsS enat Itatt. gSabs
renb I'M Heprdiettantenbaus Die bemofratt.
Idle Wtaioritdt iftpanft mo DaGft, 1T Die
republlfantl1e Otaioritdt I'M Senat i'm Ser.
ihmtnoen. SIN SauS itno eS Die Snterelie
Sra9en, pelde am 3uiammenbalt Der polt'
tlifen Yarteten %riitteln. SIM Senat tit eS
Die 2o1ung Der iiblihen, Srage, welde bic
fleine republifaulide Wtebrbelt baielbit gu
Der1t6ten brobt.
lin Oteies gu perhtnbern. iuht Die repn'
blitanii6e Seite bic Gnti6eibun9 iber Die
Senatoren=Si bon 2outiiana unb Gin
Carolina 10 LANCE mie m09llh binaussa'
ihieben, ooer burh etne ueberrnmpelnnS
oes Seuats Die gSabl pon &ellog9 mnb Sc
noiien fir 9iiltig erfldreu gu lalien. 4ber
smel liolide republifaniide Senatoren, Yat.
terion BON Glib Carolina uno Gonouer bon
Slortoa. gtngen 81 ben Sen1ofraten itbel
unb benz Intrag beS Senator Thurman peilz
bete iih bic Ytebrbeit Su.
0leier Nntra9 9ebt oabtn, bab BEN @abl=
COMMITTEE. beiien Wfehrbett Die GntI6eton1g
iiber iene @ableu gu oeribleppen iubt, bieie
Srageu a%b9enommeu merben nno baB Der
Senat brett suerit iiber Die @abl BON Sutler
BON Siio=@arolina enticbeioen ioue. Ollie
Nntrdge auf Gerihiebun9 mnroen nit 81,
reip. 80 gegr1 30 Stimmen abselebnt. Oa
e~rSlelte Die republifaniihe Selte cine 0erta'
9una nit 80 segeu 30, nobel Der Soriisenoe
oes SenatS ben NuSihlag CAB.
9ieie Serta9ung iol bis Monta9 baueru,
unb iino Die republifaniihen Senatoren MN
emiig bemiibt, lih NIT perru Sapes 81 per.
itdubi9en, uno Die beipeu %gbtriiuni9en luie=
Der 81 %geminnen, BON oenen oben Die Neoe
mar. 9as fam pieleldt geliaaen. SIN
unpiiroises Spiel, oenn Seoermaun neib,
ba6 &euogs unb @onl orten ourb Setru9 er=
mdblt linb. Nber Der &f banoelt iid nm
Die Dtaioritdt uno oafiir ibelat oieien alter
StaatS. @aunern iebes Dtlttel re6t.
, 1877-12-04
3euenifie.
Gin ptcbttaer Srief.
Wnn Wrbor, W{iH., 80

Nnn Ntpor, WtlD., ~. Nprtl 1875.
Or. Rab .. Outer. tbeurer bsrr! SD babe
Sbren yReioloent", ibre Ne9ulir.piIen unb oas HeaDp
Nslief unsefdbr elm Sabr lana sesen Geiamutltt
am abdomen aebraubt, Die BON rem eminentsfen
Mer3ten oes meo3imilhen Gole0iums fir unbeiI.
bar ertIdrt woroen iporen. Sielelben paren pie Wus.
piitie an einsm Baum. g9enn i'd lab. binsen oisiel.
ben bis beinabe sum 8ooen berab. unb ais lh Sbrs
Wteoiiinsn ~ 8ebrauben AIMING. betrua meim Geipid,t
2lo pfunb. Sebt 1T es ami 20 pTuno %reouJirt aber
bic Geihpullte limb nod MD gang perihwunoen. Sd
babe "a fla iben BON benz Jteloluent, 9 pom 3telief un.
~ s@a&teln TMen SO srba!te Die VIE.
iinen burd o. Granoiu. ehiden sic mir 9~efGui9ft
Jbr BUD y6alih umo mabr." Mira. g. Rrapf
, 1877-12-04
Die g,ese pou gfSdf6ft 1T iest TIT ber g,rd.

9te ,&ebe bon 2fidftf lift ieet TIT BET Brd.
ger HYolitif" abaeoritdt, urlo utelett furSitd)4
tigen Y6lttifern lit Deutihlanb, Sefterreih,
Sranfreih n1b England mag eS pobl iebt
iiber oeren Snbalt pie S6uppen pott ben Au'
gen fallen. 9ie ruiiiide 6e9teruug, ooer
plelmebr Der Safer Mleranber, hat btelen
arieg nid)t lripriinglid gemolt. gtoh in
1874 ipar lte nod nld)t bon ben parllapilttIden
Soeen beherrItt. Ser &ailer uer1iderte wies
oerbolt feline 6riebenSliebe. Iber Shrttt rIr
Shritt ipurbe Die pan Ilapilttlde Yartei Der
Serr in Gublanb.
ygSelben Sinn hdtte bieier &rieg - fra9t
Nfiafofl ipenu es fein 9iacerz iIuo Neli.
9ionSfrteg mdre." Die ganSe 8idlttofett
6nblanos rlbe in ieiuem Slauentbum nnr
in lelner Gedt9ldubigfeit, in ietner Sertre.
tung Der eelammten ilapiihen @elt, welAf
bur6 ballelbe Dem europdtihen 8eten gegen.
iiber CUR 6etfe uilo GUT biltorilfeu @eltuno
gebrad)t tperben miiiie. Sine neue Iera oel
Yeriiin9ung Der ilapiiheu gSelt let %einaetre.
ten, BON nelher bas iibrige europa ytldts
iplien noue.
D2ublano BARI ntdt 3nriiftreten, ruff Ell
broheno, mern iif linn aud) gan, europa als
Elm Soliperf e%ntgeaenItelen lolte. 9el
| @Sar lelbit bietet ms bierfir @eipdbr. 81
1T nunmebr Der Siiter unb 8ertreter nnierel
natioualen @bre. d3uriidpethen ,piiroe fapi,
tuliren beoeute1, ipiiroe beiben, unlere Srii
ber=Ofdrtprer in Die ShanSen idlagen, piiro'
bebeuten. ben Serratb beS btitoriiben Ser
antiquities, ben Nnfans unieres politiIder
&ooes. Inf gum Stese, gum pouitdnbi9en
entl6eipenoen Sie9e, uno 81 bielem 53ped
uno sur Stiite unieres @aaren, Sur Siilf
uuierer maderen &rieger uup Sriioer ipanne1
mir ale uniere g%eiitlsen 8rdfte oil. Isl
iino runmebr auf Der S0be %unierer biiforiide1
Iufgabe angelanat ihdsen nnb berednel
mir Die &rdfte unieres Seinbes, fteaen mi
Der ipiitbenoen Ser3pe,flnng bes Sanatis
mus Die &larbeit unleres SelbtbemuBtletns
Die @lorie unleres burdseiitisteu @laubent
nuo Die uneri6iitterlide Seitigfeit nniere'
@ilens ent9e9eu."
@ualano, pas Sag uno gtadt bon 8ermitt
lung faielt unb bonn Gnbe bes &riess, mir
nun pieneiht be9reifen, bab bieier BON gle
menten angeifiirt murbe, tpelhe burh ben
ielben 81 ether brobenben Matt gemoroel
urb nid)t ~9eionnen itno, tire Yldne ~auf;u9e
ben, unp menn ibnen gang europa entaesen
treten miirbe. uarieg bis aur grfiiuuns De
Wtii1ion oes YanllapismluS NIT ooer obne be-
@saren!" 1T Die 2oiuna BON Ifiatoff MI
ieiner Yartet.
, 1877-12-04
Ser Nanilasismus unS Ser &rtea

Sn europa lit oft bebauptet tporbeu, Der
g%e9enmdrti9e &rie9 iei MIR pom ben berrl6ens
ben &lalien in 9tublano ausgegansen. Wian
ihlem burf oieie Sebauptuug ii6 nit @or>
liebe in benz Wahn beitdrfen au ipollen, oab
oieler &rteg gar feline tiefer liegenben @riinoe
babe, mie Huhm' uno Groberun9S : OUGHT.
OarauS molte man bepeiien, baB er i'm Solt
BON 6ublano gar feline Stiise babe. oaB Ell
feline 0tatlonal' Safe iei, uno besbalb naf
eini9en Ste9en Der rMiiiihen &afien burd)
Sermittlnng anberer Wtd6te leiht beigelest
perben f0nne.
Dian bat In Imerifa itetS rldtiger iiber Die
Sa1la9e geoadt. Wtan bat BON allen Infana
on gepubt, baB Der YanilapiSmlls Der elgents
Iide Inftifter Der Nufltdnoe in Der Siirfet lit,
uno bab bieier Die ruiliite 6esieruus in Die
Iftion btnetn9ebraht bat. Ser Yanilauis.
mus 1T alerotnss nitt oaS rulItihe Soft in
Uiaiie, %lonbern 1ur cine Partet. Aber er
blloet elne mattt9e Yartet, welhe in allen
9roBen Stdoten HuBlanoS auBerorbentlicb
aablrsife Inbdnger inter benz Abel, ben
sroBen @runobeibern. ben Seamten, Diff
aleren, ben Snouirieaen, ben &aufenten uno
ben 9anowertern bat. Die ssbiIoeteu gle-
mente Der 9roBen Stdbte aber 9eben Dem
9anaen 9roBen Held) ieine Dfientltde Uleinung.
uIo menn bel linen Der &rte9 popular lit, 10
III er es aud i'm 9anSen 2anoe.
9aB Der &rieg baS Herf Der panilapiltis
iden partei 1T, wirb nobl jest aud) in europa
nitt lduser mebr beSpeifelt meroeu, ltahbem
Siuan Afiafofi Der Observation-Disclosures, gu
Wfostau in Der Sibuu9 oes oortisen ilapis
ihen SereinS nit oiirren 9Sorten auSaeipro.
den bat, oab Die panilapitlihe Yartei ben
&ries sepolt nnb 9ematt bet. Sie bat,
ia9te er, ben Iufltano III Serblen, SoSuien
uno Sul9arien ourb 6~reiipili9e unteritiist,
ynno oaS mar nitlt etipa bios Der Yrolo9 gu
benz &riese, ionoern Der 6rteg ielbit." 0aSu
fiiste Serr AtiatofL oaB Der @Sar, ais Ser.
treter Der ilauiiden STAGE, nidt Suriidweihen
biirfe.
IS bate iih in 8uBlano uuo in gang gu.
ropa oas @eriidt oerbreitet, Nfiatoff iei mad
bieier &ebe, welbe fem ruiiiIteS Slatt mles
oer,u9eben pagte, perbaftet worben. Iber
bas mar nidt Der 6au. Die ruiiilhe &e9ies
run9 bat gar niht ben Diutb, bari es gar
nltt magen, Der panilapiitiidlen Yartei ODER
oeren 6iibrern entgesen 81 tmreten, neil Der
8rie9 rur onr6 oiele Die Stiise Der Yopula-
ritdt srbieft uuo behalten fann. 9araus 9ebt
gang einfad berpOr, bab oieie Yartei bic ieet
bominirenoe in 6uBlano 1T, uro baB 9tegle.
rnns uno peer iid ibr beu9en miifIem.
, 1877-12-04
Die Grnemnuna Don eawrence.

Die grnennnrg beS Serr 2aprence gum
3olcolector su Jtefp Srleans peranlabt bic
uytem Orleans 0eutihe 3eitung" sl folgeus
ben Semerfungen
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mort unb mirb bic Nnpenonng beiielben auf
ietne %@rnennun9 gum Safene@ollector ielbft
81 MAIDEN baben. @rnannt bat i'm SapeS,
auf Die genelnibaftlthe @mpfebluns BON
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ban lno ben bemotratlifen Ufit9lieoern Der
@on9reB'O Delegation bon 2ouiiiana. v@on.
ftrnlrt" bat tbn Der Senat aber nod nid)t.
nnO es 1T letht mD9lif, baB bod nod ein
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GultombanS Dor Der g1afe neaifnappt, in
Dem er itd) bereits i'm @eilte ais unumltrdnf~
ter Serr NIB 9ebiete ld)alten uro lpalten
lab. DEM 10 gut Sing oils Collector
Nlenanoeu anber8 heoeutete alS Nneers
ion, 10 miirbe 2atprence ais Collector
Ilelnaloen a11oer8 beoeuten alS Warmotb.
llno bon Nnoerion auf Warlnotb, biebe fir
uns aus benz Ge9en IN Die Sraufe fommen.
90 nett itno mir nun srpar nod ntdt. Sn
Der g%egenmdrtigen @ctras Seiiion, bic am %.
Nouember 81 @nbe geben iou, miro 2alpreuce
ttdt beltattgt tperoen. @ontlln9 lit Scrs
lisenoer oes Committees, an baS 0alprence'S
Grnennuns ueruielen wurbe, uno Gonfltus,
Der infinite Soofelnb BON SaDeS nil it6 erlt
nod Elm menig III benz vHecoro" bes @ars
Tlotb'lhen YrotegeS umleben, ebe er oelIell
Veltdtl9ung empfieblt. @eht bic @rtra.Seiz
ion oariiber III Gnbe, 10 muB Sapes, nen1
er babel bleibt, Die Womtnation bon 9feuem
IN Der resuldren Sellion an ben Senat fen.
ben, unb bis babiu biirften Die bieli9en Seq
net Warmotb'8 benz Senator @onflinQ Dtas
terial seEl9 9eliefert baben, I'm Die Serper>
fnng Der @rnennung 2alprence'S gum Safen-
Collector BON 9tew Orleans 81 iidern."