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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

Sa eiueml sisenen @asen werben bic
@anie unb Sdwsine, wsl9e in ben StraBen
Der Stabt fret bsrumlaufenb aufsefunben
werbsn, nod benz armenbauis sefabrsn.
NIio nsbmt eu9 in Adt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

2ar. ei&6of unb nod sinise 6arH'er
aus Ysru Eownibip wOlIen fi@ in artans
ias anRebeln. sic baben better bier gu
bletben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
2Sir t6eiften in lester gr. nit. bai

2Sir t6eiftem in lestsr @r. nit, baB
9err Go%nitantin Sdmit (aus @tteIbriid),
pom Der 2iquot Sirma o. u. Oepilbe aus
Gbicaso. i'm 9aufe Der ISOLDE in Dubuque
eintreiien wiiroe, UNI bic bisiisen &unben
bes 9auies gu beiuden. 9err Sdmit
wurbe bes idledten Wetters pesen unters
wsss aufSebaIten unb trifit erit bieie 8o4e
elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

pie Stage bes 9anbiaarts 9intrassr
sesen Sumbarbo fam am Samitas in
Debit gum slustras. Die Surp bat NIT
3ebn Stimmen fir SumbarbO unb 3wei fir
Sintrdser geipro9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

2si1ises Soft. Der Supsruiiorsns
ratb bat 100 gorb bes beiten 9ol3es fur
bas gourtbaus anb bic armen gu S.50per
gorb setauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

Gera6e 100 Stit idparSes Sriaantine
srbaltsn, pertb go Gents. SHsrirt gu S5
Cts. @ebt 81 s. 9eui in ten Marmor
OrpqoobspaIaf, Gde Der 7. u. MainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

WapeIls 6 o. bat isinsn gourtbauss
ring SerbrOden. @ebt 9ldt ibr Ssrrn, bic
Stide Ia1en ii9 fliden unb iolds selidten
Stelen iinb oft ltdrter, ais Der &sit bss
Gin9es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
ct. Souls Warftberidt.

Wer IsIssrapb.) %. Sfipber 1877.
@eiaen-rOtber, Winter SO. 2, 81. 26.
Welf4torn-429 Gts.
5afer-265 bis 264 @ts.
Il eiib-sl3 go bis Is. rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Der MetrcpoIitan 9eibStaI tn Der

Nabe ICES @tbenaums, fribsr bon, Dedsr uns
Sdser, jest Gibbs unb 60. s~sbaItsn,t IL nit sinsr
Wuspabl portrefai6er 8utitsn unb gussies, TO-
pie ben bsifen pferbsn S%sritben. @sr cine Spa.
3isrfabrt MAIDEN, Oper binaus tn bic @ssenb fab
rem min. ioQ bort feline Srber binterlaHen.
auti6sn fur esi&snbesansnide ~ nispristsn
preiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
@9icago NarftberiGt.

(per Ielegrapb.) %. October 1877
Mebl-$5.5 so bis $50
8eiSen.-No. 2, $1.O9.
Wel9torn.-434 9ts.
Safer-23s 9tS.
Butter-22 bis % Gts.
@ier-14 Bis Is @ts.
@bistp-$l.Os.
Hinbpieb-$4.5 so bis 6.25.
9-$14. 124.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
2Sotnra pom Dubuque County.

Das Solsenbs if bas O~fficieIe gOtum
pon Dubuque gouutp iiber bic @abl am
o. B. 3d., ME es bic gebOrbe gum 3dblen
Der Stimmsn am Montas unb 0ienitas
feitseteut bat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
III oen feisen Wioas !!

8laub'f feiser Wibas Du,
Wir pirbei ffreitsn, sanfsn?
A& nein, Du Gblsr, nein
Wir molten uus ihDn t~scanfen.
S&rep Nibas, idreie rur,
Das seist 70 re6t bic sraue Ndtur.
Wtalf ni1t ben Ramsn Du nsnnen,
DAP Did bic 0eute fennen,
S0 LAP Did bonn SriBel b%ttrauerr ;
Seie' beibe bpt re6t ;u bseauern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
2tcae 9eimbt
y. M. Cd NIT,
Cafe Gity. Winn.

Gin iunaer glann, Der rdhrtnb mtbrsren Sabrsn In Ct.
apuis tn einsm Drpappss unp @rsetrpeeitsft tbdtis mar,
quite Referenisn eebsn Tam. btutid unb enelifh rtht, fuht
cine STEELE In sin,m ipl6,n @rf6dfts tn Soma, Tlinnslria
cher Bisesnfn. ausfunit sitt bic Rtbaftipn bee slattss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Der Saffsmar(6ar SeberIina tam

Der 9illt5marlfaI 9eberlt19 tam
tirSlid BON @ebur &apibs unb bra9te s.
&ObiniOn unb u. $. SersuiOn nit, beiOe
ansetlast Der. Staaten Sdasnoten gems
bert nab a~usseseben ou babsn. 0a fe
feline 8irsiaaft seben %tOnntem, ipa3irten
ite ms God.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
No. 2. - @G@emtltae Street.-The.

D%ubuaue, ben %. SftObsr, 1877.
Sn rti6er aat grisfe ~ansesstst fHe. reltt pcn is. OH.
bis gum %. OH. In Der bte1gen gphpifes anetiemmen v.
~abstbplt psrben fnp.
8eyer Drill 9cuiia alsin Grss
DenIinssr WiF Suian Wispins 5srbinanb
&Sert Carl Hsibsrt Ausuff
GSlinser UfiI Sppbia Stsines Wrs Carrie
6rctle Wif Wina S6mibt 6 Or
@eorg Wiliam Sdosmafer @ 3
Seiplebereer 0ouiS Wabmann
Sprfer WiG M gers Sobn
Dau serseHt nt&t, renn man mao Sriefsn auf bitie eh
frast, ~ bemtrten, bae ft a n G . int, unb bic Rum
mr Der Hrieaiat ~anius.btn.
.. z. Norbert. pphmethe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

IOpis cine srpee an,abl ~flsiuersr Solji9nitts
uno 8isnetten ;iertn ben 8alenter.
Ser Snbalt 1T in &ir3e f~Olsenber:
@frpnpm. Grf6sinunssn-8aIsnbarium-&e Gre.
sisrunssn b. &epublifsn. - &esenten. Safel. -
StatiiiI6eS,- Observation-Disclosures nef-
bpten.-Msrfpiirpise SubiIaumstase b. s. 1873.
-Qesente pom u. I. Srausn n. BEN Sumter ..
S6ampfDr, peer pie Der bGQiIhe Sumter Satan
III. 6. Srau firttst, = Die @lpdt. - WiIipn
Der I6psi,eriihsn Ssnseiftiner in Nprramsrifa
Der rationale Deter. Grabbing hrr Neuseit.
-slte 8riessmal tinsn. -3ablsnpunper.- Sab.
MISUNDERSTANDING u Wabrbeit.-gurser-
meifsrs 8tsrdbunsbrtpe.-8atet ismuS iibsr b.
llnfsblbarfeit.-@ine srpee 6rau.-Ssminar Il.
Z. 8. BON ben @nseln, Suspsnlon Sribse.-
Stride pss bell. 8ran;isfus in Nilwlufss.-
Stride unp Geaesium b. Seiuitsn In &bieasU.
-Spspital Der Mleriantr, Sriieer In ct eouiS.
-alpfsr unt @fassmie 1a,arstb bel Yares-
tetpn Riiicnsfir6e u, {. 3. D. b. immerpab'
rsnetn Ollie in Sofpn.-alphsr Der Yalioni-
ifsn,gGtsr in WtfbObpfen -Nasrbeilisen Sir.
DE su ct. Peters.
Die Itsts aunebmente 8srbrsitung biefes al.
stmein belis,ten aalenbers IeBt uns In ben
Stanb fir ben 1878 Sabrsans nod 100 Nrds
mien i'm Setraee BON Gintaufeuo
fmnfhunbert ahtunofunf;ie Dollars
Su ptritenfen. NabereS auf benz uml6lase, no
aud bic @spinnlifs Der pramisn fur 1877 3u
inpsn III.
Cir 1876 sepannsn untsr gnbtren ~fclssnbs
Ssrsn pramien: Stolba in Gbieasp.-3bsiitn
in Dearborn .-Spsibel In SanoStrtpn. - Ban.
tsneilfsl in Cincinnati. ansibl in SprtonYils.
- Scnntas In 98sfpbalia. = Seinri6s in psp.
ria. Neaba& in Utica. Door in Chippewa
5aas. = @rpltr in Wiami. 8sp'p. @barIss
GSraIe in 3iiin @unfslmann in Nssina.-
- Giitnbad in Milpaufee. - Sttasr In 1erum-
isb.- Waribaa in ct. SOfspb.-n u. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

Diltriet Attornep Hsowers 1T Der
Weinuns, buB Der SuperuiiOr 9umbsrt, Der
nun seiesIi9 fur ben tursem Eermin erwdblt
1T, iein Gmt antrsten fam, unb 10 sibt 81.
Mabonp ieinsn cit i'm SaperuiiOrenratbs
ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
@ruaoriaentbum (REAL ESTATE.
y SOFT m q d item,

~sauftri,,. 6spstbttn, ntsH alien ~Sff,itatn Dssuntssss
psrstn aufs panitit6at btsrst.
Office; Ode BON Drain aHh 5. etrast,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
n gentur

fur bic 8 srpsten Dampf&ths q smpasuts mad gursps
9dsIihs Abfabrt.
S~amburs- I'm stifanilHe 2inie 16 Dampfer.
Worb.D eutf&er Qloyb, Bremen f6 Dampfer.
Gunarb einit, 9ipsrpool u. Anitpsr. 16 Dampfsr,
Reb Star Cine 8 Dampfer.
Die 9auftnbt BON yaHastertn, bic Id In ben lstten Is
Sasrtn auf ettitn Bampftrn btrrlbtr unh btnhbtr fptbtrt
babe, ane bic bette Gmpftbluns uas babtu mtr eas 8utrsuss
mtina 6reunht sef6srt.
Sn 0erbirbuns NIT Obissm, fele ID
@e9iel auf ale 9auptitdbte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
GtSenbabtt St6etS

mad altn 5aupta6tttn Amtrtfa's une GaItfprnias f6usez
ben sanjsn Tag In meinsr Office N ben rtstlmdstsm prafu
esfauft rsrstn; 70 N nt4t nStsis I'D auf ben Drpsts w
&ipptu ttnfsstn iu laa,n.
@rnaorisentbum REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsst auspatI bee btatu etaht.G issntbuns s,i
aud Barmtn unb prairitdneueitn snh BET MIR Gets 40 ben
YHdn S.s In gtssStbsm ESsr aas s,wtrnSrtnS,uS ani.su
min, mtins eifex ~ praf,n.
Bur anlssuns BON G~apitaIiss vrt ant aauat uns rscati
Ddft Gorge ~sttrasru.
Better RieRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Neue Ntyetgen.
@p lit Charles 8ammter ?

9eritItt nor felt gedr, Bel mtr In eats Gitv. Minn.. ais
5alts. Gpetsef,r I'm Dtsnht Silt Stunt psrtrat or msins
3wttsapptttte In Wlaiptn Rod, Wise.. perItes AM 90. Sep.
TENDER meinen Dtenf 0 ne NIT mir ab;urehnen. Or fpq
H6 mad Ga CRETE tessbsn batsn um ad eirs STEELE su IN.
den. GQe be sntssn. RE Radr'6t lber feinen @ufsnibalt
i.ntsn. sa % I'D nm wi6tiss @sf5ahs bansat
g. u. SAmit,
Cafe Gity. Wtnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Qftrr Rinf &Soba.
General : M0emtmr

fiji bic 8susrsnFanunssssitai&aftea,
Gsyttsl.
Smperial & Nortbern Suf. Cos.
BON 9onbon, Sob. $25, 900, 900
Rosal Sni. 60.
Sea eistrppoL 20, ZOO. 900
Commercial ttnion VII. Co.,
RON 9pnbcn, 0olo, 10000 900
German american Snf. Co..
BON 9sw gcrl 100000
ct. PauI Seuer & @arine Snt. Co..
BON ct. paul, 100000
ct. Soiepb Seuer & 0arine Sut. 60.
BON Ct. SOisph 775,OO0
atlas Sni. Co..
BON Sartforb, 100000
German Sni. Co.,
BON grsspurt 81, 100000
U. U. Meti0ential GT. 60,
pon Sartfors, 100000
Irabelers' Snf. Co.. a@l
Don Sartfprb, $4,000
Aetna eife Snf. 60,
DOR 5artfOrb, 20, 900, 900
gitft md6tissn asmpasnistn, bic H6 BET BEN aeieass ust
Ssapn 8tuu sur6 panitlt8e 8atlune ttrr guluaf BE-
pdtrt tabtn, tmpftbIeu flo fdbf unb fSnntu gra&uuus1
Bon Gistntbuu ~ ben biatsatn Sattn tnistsen ssnsmaes
uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
,,bie Ysrks bes Slanbens,"
,,oie Sra6te oes 2lusfaa6ems'',
,,caS Ginb maria"
unb
,,bas &inb Sefu"

iopis cine srpee In3abl ~fleinersr SoljI9nitts
une Yisnettsn ;isrtn ben aalsnber.
Ser sSnbalt lit in Riir,e folaen6er:
, 1877-04-21

WHO Is RESPONSIBLE When Congress
comes together in June, one of The first ac's
of the House of Reprr-rn' 'atives Will be 10
make an Investigation in regard 10 the tx
,cuiiou of the order v hlch Gen Grant gave
for Withdrawing the troops from the s.
Louis Hotel, then aud now occupied by
Packard a. State house. Grant ASSURED
the mem bsrS from Louisiana, few days be-
fore the expiration of his term. that such an
order would be given. When 1t was fonud
subsequently that the troops still rensined
III the same quarters, the members called
upon the President 10 inquire if he had
changed his purpose Grant assured them
he had made The order regularly as promised,
and in such explicit terms as TO prevent any
possible misundersra audmg- Il was soon dis
covered thar All order was issued, but delay
ei nearly day in Washington, and when 1t
reached New Orleans the language was 50
ambiguous, as TO confuse the commanding
officer IS to the raj intention. Gen Angur
Immediately Ielegraphed 10 Gen Sherman to
learn the true Interpretation OF the dubious
instruction, and was answered by Sherman
thar be must interpret it for himself Now,
the question arises, who changed that rider !!
Was il Don Cameron, then secretary of war,
or Gen. Sherman? The responsibility belongs
TO one OF the other, and II can only be deter
mined by formal INJURY which shall bring
cut ali the facts.
, 1877-04-21

DANGER FROM GIANDERED HORSES.-
There l. great danger 10 be apprehended from
the cun'agiUn communicated by glandered
horses, to man as well as beas:. \ horse
may be affected with what Is termed "chronie
g!anders," and live long time with proper
care. He may even seem to be otherwise in
good health, take on fat, eat heartily and
work well yet, notwithstanding these favor
able coudi'IOos, the virus discharged from The
nose, or, when the disease results III far r,
from other portions Of he body, is deadly
poison II viii :arculs,e a mans system
where there Is the slightest abrasion Of the
skin, when brought In contact with il ; and
lis efect on other animals, at times com
munIcated III Il mysterious manner, battling
the closest scrutiny. Is equally fatal Horses
occupying a differ ut stable from that of ih-
affected animal have been known TO contract
aud die of the disease, and this too, in the
face OF the fact that thev were never brought
in contact with each other. Aud get, with
the full knowledge Of the ri-k they rGu.
some men are foo!hardy eu0ugh TO keep a
glandered horse ON their prvmises, prompted
by the yalne hope OF being able 10 cure the
patient of the disease. Experience and com
mon sense should impress upon all alike The
necessity Of destroying glandered horse so
soon as il Is discovered that the animal has
the disease The proper way 10 disI ose Of
him is to dig pit eight feet deep. in
some obscnre, out-of the-way spot; have him
carefully removed TO the pit aud there de-
s,royed and his body covered with tbink
LAYER of lime and ashes before the soil l.
thrown back into the pit, thus avoiding all
possibility Of further mischief. This course
will be found no only the most human but
the most economical in the eud.
, 1877-04-21

DuVEN TO DEArH.-" We find that the
deceased came to her death from the effects
# cyanide Of potassium Administered by her.
self with suicidal intent" Sach was the
verdict Of The Coroner Jury in the case Of
Fmlv V GIllIver, who, last Monday night,
Iird from he ,ifrot Of poison, ut No. , Rose
avenue The testimony of one of the Wit
ne,ses in tbs clss shows That the girl was
driven TO suicide Il was bat given by l.
8 .rh. a part Owrlr of the Golden Gate
Laundry, in which the j, c.nsed had worked.
IL .aIi 81 knew the deceased. | had been
living with her, bat found II was injurinS
my business. and ale0 IDjuTIrg me socially,
50 I ,Ud her / could not live with her any
longer. At quarter to 10 o'clock we rerir-
ed, when she arose and asked me- ii ! was
tired Of her. | replied "yes." She then
Uent TO the bureau and flied the glass l
zprans iron, The BID, when she swallowed The
couten;s Of the glass, and said - Ike, you'll
never see me any more" She then went in
to spl~ms. and / vent to look for a druggist,
and while WAS looking for one she died ="
The deceased, some time ago, came to this
ci'y from the East, IN company with uom-
Der Of O'ber women, 10 grace ihe palaces OF
shame in rh- heart of the cry. Afer remain
iua some time rs the house Tor which she
w..s imported, she left and went 20 auo'her OF
the same class, hut she did not remain
there long time, for she -ickened OF the life
shs was leading, aud wanted TO reform. She
.xpres>ed desire 70 lead better career, and
live down the past if possible Bach, who
collected and delivered cloths at the house III
which she Was, became infatuated with her,
and took her away from theIe, and promised
10 MAKE a better woman OF her. She went
Wi;h him 10 the laundry, where she worked
hard and faithfully, repairing linen and sew
ina, Of bu-roDs - the house IN which she
put an end TO her life, she was looked upon
and rpcogniz- d az B4ch's wife. She remain
Il with bin until, as be said, be tired OF her:
Yesterday the uuf0rtubaie WUman was buried
The funeral expenses being, IN TIE main, con-
tributed by the umsn Of the class OF which
snp WAS one. IS T. CAL
, 1877-04-21

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE 1t Is not gener-
ally known, nevertheless 1t is d fact, that
among stock men on Rock creek, Wasco
county, and Willow creek, Uma,llla county,
('he line between The creeks uamvdj rbere has
been formed q Vigilance Committee for
mutual pro'ectiOn- Two men known 10 be
professional cattle thieves have been warne0.
and hence their old haunts will know Them
10 more forever The patience OF stock men
have been sorely rried aud ii their cattle
aud horses cannot safely run a. large on the
pastures green of Umatilla copu'y, aud
thieves eonnot be punished for s'esiiug, then
they are determine to take such measures as
will secure TO each man the erlayment Ut
iheir live stock. Who eau blame them. -
long a. Extreme measures are not rescrted 10:
-Eaf OTsgoHian.
, 1877-04-21

War RrClsrrEzD LETTERS ARE ~ An exchange
SAYS The question i very often asked "Ad : me
5,s,c between a registered letter anl any other
m dfFrenee + that registered letter dos not 20
IN the NAL proper. It passes TOIn hand 20 tlnl out
side Of the mail pluches eyery person tErOu whose
hands II passes being required % slgn receipt Ioi u
an rareIvin II and secure receipt ior i On PASS
-, !, oy-. 10 the next transit The person boiling
tbe lt receipt is thus alwaysa able 10 sho" who Is
ceonn+.be for its loss The responsibility rests y
on IIr nan WHO has signed Try1ps ioT 'hz TrS7''I-
- ,,.,a and u bo Is not able 20 produce the pack
., ar re,-eirt soine cy e!se FROM II Ihe Il -
Wv 70 seni money Is by money ordsr here
!. dos not 20 to a money order ofh7e u sAouii al
Uays ID, sent IN registered package- Money ought
s.s,rs Thsre Is no possible way OF " tracking sCch
z letter"
, 1877-04-21

THE conservative effect Of office upon the
democrat who accepted pl4ce In ii yes CAB
met j. apparent III remark which he made
the other d.y TO correspondent cf the Phil
zdelphis Times The people Of Louisiana,
said Key, must remember that the PresI
dent must lie governed in great measure by
the men who place! him IN powvr-his re-
publican al Visers. The Southern men can
expect 10 have things done exactly in tSeiT
own way" So Hayes serms TO think. ana
every day be turns his ears further from key
and nearer to Bob IngeTsoll. II Is iurerest-
Ing TO observe In rhisconnection that Blaine =
hume organ, The kenneb-e Journal, edited
under hir immediate supervision. CONTINUES
to assert that as ro~dies, murderers, 'hi-yrs.
and dronss mike the huiS Of The desnoesa;ie
party ID Louisiana"
, 1877-04-21

SENATOR GROVER arrived last night. He
is ou his way home. \ partisan and malig-
nant majority Of the United States Senate did
not dare 10 refuse to seat Grover. but they
showed the meanness of their spite by at
tempting TO bumIlirate, by subjectiDg him
to an Investigation which they khow l. with
out the slightest fouudation on which to BE-
based The amusing feature IN the matter
Is that it Is prompted by Mitchell, who, if he
had bis deserts, ,would be conducting inves'i-
cations in very different place from that of
the United States Senate. The chairman
ship of this committee OF inquiry has fallen
upon Morton, which Ii an Instance of the
fitness Of choice that should delight Darwin.
II the SeDar- needs all appropriate Instrument
to effect dirty pOli ical purpUss. II would
not be possible 10 ind, zmong lis members,
au il dIridual better adapted by inclination
aud training Ihau Dir. Morton 10 accomplish
IT, If be canuUt steal the Sena,orslIip from
Grover, No one else ue-d try'-S p ETaHhsey-
, 1877-04-21

4 TKEACHnKOUS BARGAIN.-A cores
v endeli Phillips, and found the great New
England urnror thoroughly dlsguSied with
Fraudulent Hsyes. We append the follow
ing n- specimen:
The Presidents friends have sold us out.
i Il no experiment, bnt ireaohrrUus bar
gain, aud, besides, the steps they are gong
10 lake are very perl!ous. and once taken are
irrevocabe. There Is no doubt Of the bar
gain that sold Us uut. The republican papers
very properly held Tilien responsible for hI>
nephew ,felrou - acts, though Illden
never knew each derail. 50 | hold HAye-
responsible for his frlrnis when 'hry sold BIN
oat to the white Sru'h. The bargain Is plain.
On the one side The democrats were 10 sop
filIbusrrrIug ana 'ier Hays be counted III
On his side his trI, nds agreed 10 withdraw
the troops; second, 10 rec0SuIZe Nichols and
IL imp,on a. yOyrruOIS; third, 10 charter he
S,urhern Pacific Railway, giving away mil
hons Of national acres AID millions OF natIou-
1 bonds. lit Workingmcn take notice
This las, item won Jay Gould aud his pocket
niece. the TyJqHe. We shall sec the bar
.,.in carried cut soon. This delay and com
mission are only 20 let IL down ea~l and
aecus,om the pubic mind TO the drscrnr-
The troops uuce Withdrawn blood aud star
vaIi0n will Tulr The SOu'h- 1hrre will be
no republican State south of she Potomac
OF course ro democratic governor or ieSlsla-
ture VIII ever call for The national troops,
md hence 10 soldier can cross the sacred
boundary line Of Il STATE. Henry Wilson
confe, ,sed 10 me that orr great mistake Was
in lifting those territories, after the war, ln'o
) ates Then there will be ii "solll ) nth -
the old slave power under a new name.
The uexi Congress aud the next resident
will ne democratic unless the North becomes
a vol l;auo. Then YOU will see millions add
ID to he national debt in the shape Of pen
-ions 20 confederate soldiers, loans 10 ) 'urh-
ern States and railways, payment OF bali the
STATE DDS, &c. When that bell uprus you
will see Hill and Lamar pat of their com
p4nv clothes and thrir disguise of good be-
hayior They viii appear IN their own
proper persons. You will not sc Lamar,
The actor, perforr,ing rhetoric over Sumner :
dead body But you will hear Lamar, The
Sou heru White, shamelessly proolaim'ng III
exc,is. f,r that eulosy on Sumner, - You un-
drrstand, saw the carcass and used 1t 10
hood wink the lankess"
, 1877-04-21

TxEEp's Hoa;g MASsIoS. While Wm- u wee'i
osrupies iis stcue quarters IL ludlow street All, hs
family dwell in an elegant uansiOn At Green 'Flh.
The rlse i suburb is app0I tInents al iOe4t1a
The estate lies on the Sound, on ,ol1 o. laId y .
t, .Ir-. .efes ot land closely shaved and walled
:, With a handsome stone feHce The eutE.nce j,
through massive ron gIJe wI'rh = tinJ sS-l ne
rnorOlyrarn - - Th- hOus is etsieiatel, ana tlS
tll tower s conspicuous the land ana On t-e .e
Tie house j. occupied by Mrs 4Esrl' ~ -
5,,,ltsr and her husband and tEJ unmarried glT4-
T family maintain SPECIAL rrtlrefieni lhsy l-'e
Ike any welLto-.o household Tie gliLs are Netl
T,uul.r in the Iielshborhoo3s and are SPOKEN o. -
- ~. -tt-,J tba FriSsoDal service, though they
are Often seen N tie .sticlal church -''s''
T1ffs=4rf
, 1877-04-21

TsE CHEaTURE or Lawn dealing " ti.s &
- ,,.-..iou Of the relation OF he ieLtfAi 20 Liz
-, gav-nurneurs. the Nafjoz, independent, s-l-
,u-es 10 s,y shtt Mr. HAYES wili st'eofl II pi,l.
non 20 tle ,ree with whi-h ne dsosEis -, 10 i-.
fl,ilsrth hEo;:e vhrz.ses ath whieh ne stpseSs
f;.tto - e:veloDei ami lres=nts u Ia tie N.tlL-
- :; t[e az urrvarn.si.eI terms ot polIilcs
,,ij 1+--itu,ioual llw For instance, When eOl1s
a. - - D, l. >, base as % 10 abandon tnr oOuih-
rrn Tepubliaans,' let bin INQUIRE N sooi, ALsl.
- - vi /. his means hels not en- OF A set-
n n! - t-oor.- hither AID tltier % " sietor
lT,,l;r. lsti tlaties or se; toasi-;ro zen p4I'ls
n ri,eir Ir-r-. He eau sUeoT Eototy ex'=fi tLToatn
law H Is Dot a special Pow lenoe le = 1is &C.
dent OF the United Stats Or, II ot1e1 "o--9' -
creature Of Lw.
, 1877-04-21

TIE PoIlTICAL SITUATION IN the United States IS
one OF great gravity. Ii l. Lot brcIusrui he sic e'
In the government of party AID the deiit ol tHr
other the country Is aCcCNtDmed 10 events Oh tiiii
kind Neither Is II because President ms htrn
counfel IN instead OF elected: the country s also
used 10 that Ng,ioRoi Quarterly Rerseic.
This i uot true. No man was ever count
ed in as President before Hayes. Every one
of his predecessors WAS lawfully elected.
Some of them were elec'ed by IL minority
Of the popular vote; bnt they were a.l"ay-
elected in accordance with the constitution
and the laws H,yes was not elected at al.
He wat counted iu by fraud aud IN violation
IF the constitution and the laws. lhis Is
what makes the political situation IN the
United States one of great gravity, and puts
,he republic. institutions II the country III
extreme peril.
, 1877-04-21

Is The EMPLOYMENT of squad of Fede.
raj soldiers TO maintain Packard IN Office any
les unconstitutional than be employment Of
another -qnsd to uphold Cham berisin? And
II Hayes and his Cabinet are convinced that
they have no right TO meddle with South
CarOliua affairs, ~hy send commission TO
see whether the TT OPP saonId be Al hdravu
frUn New Orleans? The answer Is short and
simple. Haye~ had more votes than Cham
brrl4iu in SOUTH Carolina, and fewer than
Paeksrd in boui,iare.