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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-04
County and City Official Press.
Friday, May 4, 1877.
Tdg pJ3 &c DEBT.

Il j. AIN. u c-.i tIl,' lhe Tf,u-urrf'>
rspari fn A ~ all .lt"s a rcsinft.oa
ef toe ha'iot.ai 81 u bg - i01 90 tie
tota. rr.iuet .ou during AK mouths past
is,s,,i,.g up 49, 0's' eco
Soine writer. gfenl t.-c.us., ANYTHING
~ ali Is dome tpwar'., the payment nt
this great ol,lig .tiou ard insist tba, the
taxpayers 30. SHOULD h.v. obsnce
". QUESTION the aic of these cavii-. a.
long "a the principal oi be- debt i, held
~ mscls 81 the gold 4 this cnuistry on
the inter- ct account. We are oppnss.d
10 the eoniinnsDc" and prfp"'uny It
that drain Ii the government boud.
were ell held Al hon. by eur own cap
italists 1t might not be much matter
about paying od the principal. prosis
ion only being made fur the in,ere,,
alone TIL, usl wr are iDelii. j 10 think
il wonld bc BITTER even th.n 10 con-
.inae the reduction # the principal by
regular aud s,,sdy ins,alnen,s
The having one war-d,bt on hand,
unpsii. would not probably operate as
any dissus-ion from plung.ng into
another war in case If prnvoca'ion. but
having II would cripple our resources
and credit, 50 that snothrr war would
be th. more co-ty and the more likely
to result ir disaster and ruin On the
other hand. having cleared financial
score To bsgin on. would give us CRAFTY
augmented power in diplomatic IN
counters aud great immunity from ag-
erosion.
States that begin wars uhjustitiably
should be h, ID an.werabl. for ind, M
nifty money. bat our people oush, IL;
tn expect entire relief from the screws
o. taxation until the whole war cast
bill 81 -four thou, aud millions is pail
up. AID If. by the time that Is settled,
or at any time before. we want To have
another little "jimboree' OF the same
sort Al an equal expense or greater. that
bill also. should be paid every doll,r
and every cent If IT, fairly and square
iy. II must Inc all WED. IA general
principle, that men ARE not justified IA
indulgiDg IN such costly amuseineuts
al other people sesiense.
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EAsTtis< STATES.

NEW YORK. May 2.-The UsralTs
special says the Russians crossed ia
Pr"th IN sn ordinary ferry beat. which
"cca>i med delay OF three hours Fur
mida bic ear:hworks have been thrown
up at fatouck. which command the
situation The whole army is in mo-
ton IN the Caucasus. The army crossed
the frontier at three different points
la all eases The Russians were successful
IN taking positions without serious loss
John l. Daley. n reputed millionaire
! and proprietor If Windsor Hail. is miss
ing. and II i. feared he has committed
suicide, owing to the depreciation in
real estate and determination of the
PAX Commissioners TO obtain from
him large amount Of money.
WAsuiNGToS. May The Demo
cratic Jackson Association anniversary
passed resolutions commendatorv to the
| Presidents policy. One speaker said
tue President did A. much To harmonic
the country and to promote it's prosper
ity rs could have been expected from a
Democratic President Gentlemen of
both parties from New Orleans speak
enthusiastically of the good feeling and
/ conduct OF ALL produced 10y the recent
pacitication. Republicans say the col
orcd people are treated better than
ever
CmCAGo. May >. 49, The i'r.bpnts
Washington special says Il seems that
the life of the murdered Judge CHS
holm, Of Mississippi. Was threatened on
last election day. aud he was no, al
lowed to vote He MAS vsriou.ly in
umid.tel. and it is insisted by Mlssis.
sippi Republicans that he was finally
| murdered for his politics
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>ES tDt

VIRGINIA. My 2.-Grea, excite
'".r1t prevails here to-day over the
proSp"ct Of labor riot j b Bod.
we'll. the man who org.Hizei the CO.
operative M,l and Mining Company.
10 practically reduce miners wages 10
50 per day by securing them employ
ment AMI taking their notes for 800,
psvabIe in ins, .llmcnts Of 81 per DAY
was notified by the Miners Union tha,
he must desist, aud OIL the written no
tlce were the words, "A word 10 the
wise is suffioi.nt" He WAS STOPPED
by crowd of men IN front Of the post
Office about | / o'clock this morning and
asked 10 explain his conduct " hen he
ran through tin shop aud fled down
canyon. followed by several hundred
men. Lynchns and shooting was
freely talked of and party were still
OH his track II is believed that he
will never return alive. Miners hin,
ominiously Of labor riot. Iron mould
ers are on strike and will parade the
streets to- night with a band Tile
miners who were discharged from the
Bullion for alleged sailing of the dia
mond drill have called a meeting at
Judge Moses court room at four O'Clock
10 morrow. and ask that the charges
made az inst them be verified under
cath.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-04

DIR, STEELE. who has for yearu been il the
Proprietary Medicine business. and who haI
travelled i'll various parts Of the world in search
Of information, he's great confidence in the Erad.
icstor - the " Ne Pine Ultra OF safe. sure and
reliable remedies for general use as q Family
Doctor
Provide yourself with . bottle without delsy.
and you will always keep it in the family and
money. Don't be put OF with some other prepar
alton Take only saeeles Pain Ersiicator. We
can produce Thousands OF testimonials - 20 the
cures made but . trial will prove to the most
skep,irai that i. 10 truly al Eradicator OF Pans.
Aches and lnhammations. 1t has been, and 10
now. constantly used by horsemen . Lini-
meat. and has saved more valuable property Of
that hind than any other preparation. Take
pAns g. see thst you get the genuine.
Put up IN large bottles. end for sale by drug
sists and deaierp. you happen 20 be
locality where sTEELES PAIN ERApiG> Z
cannot be obtained. send g. the nearest vitts. f-
druggist. or u the Agents.
N. A. KELLY. Seattle.
j~hbins Agent for the Sound Psyts.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM
Wholesale Druggists
80, IA and so Front street. San Francisco, Cal
Price 81 per Large Bottle sir Bo.t e. for =,
aplsdAw3m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-04

CATTLE SALE II The Statesman .f'irms
that MessFs Lang 4 Go. Kansas firm
of cattle dealers. have already ,lisburseti
500 600 hard cash. ia the Walla Walla
aud shoshone valleys Of this Territory
fer two and three year OLD cattle and
horses 10 be driven cast The price
paid far young cattle ranged from slo
IL so per head Thus the money
comes Now, if our eastern brethren
can only invest il 50 as - become per.
nsncnt capital Of the country. 1t Will
prove a real gain.
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LoxpoS. May THE British iron
clads Alexandris. Monarch, Swift.ure.
Devastation. AMI Ho,spur arrived a.
Corfu Navigation Oft the Baltic is now
open.
/, Is reported that ihe Russian sd
vance guard reached Hnsoo oil the rA.l
way bstweuu bucharest Snl Gal>tx
Tie RassIsn sdvanco Is l,i,Ursly
CoKtU. Nay 2-fise British lron
clais have arrived here
NIxNSA. May The convention
be,w cen Russia aud Rounsn,a for the
transit of the Cars army are con>ii
cred by Austro fiuntary As breach OF
neutrality. AMI the impression j, has
caused is sach that from the aspect Of
saa.Is IT seems Doubtful neither the
government will lie able 70 resist much
l.Hser the manifestation OF pahlIc opin
Ion sn tsvQr ii intervention. The press
has never tsen 50 violent IN It. language
towards Russia
/; Il reported that the RGss,su forces
have taken ,hs fof;res. q hyaui. ~
Agn,,ls
LaNpo~. May THE Telegraph IN
leading article po'ais 10 an omission
fE,4a :le declaration Of neutrality
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course with them" The Telegraph says
IN omission can hardly X accidental.
nor n Ger he exc-pt;ol-i circumstances
oi the present war could the govern
men' he expected = oi12 'ae country
u 81 urcon1i'lo''i4 pac'.c co'Fs''.
ioe eAss '~it 'as' h'2 iDF D~'"s'-
i'3'-ian' a. 10" Del - AZ. -" - "Nrs
an ha'hsaF h4Se Il : all oec'Are'
ta@'F i'-h'''n o. sFio' & the MIR 20
'hei s'Pee'''e 'A' hes % d. refers
our - i'f'n al 81 ia"ee VII" RUSSIA
iENNA- AaF KS - h'd iai
IT, are returning = h"5ai''. u 1p-
l'sF' ia, h"uni'i''A consider, TN
'a''nc-''o1 I TIE c""'e''i"n VIII
f'"s'A a q ciafa'ioR - "ar against
Turkey
W ffe'N believes t""' sn"a'd '"e
FO''e eApe' i'D's'a'' rom turkey Tue
so''' N'i'e'' Will i'"' s'"d ~ "h''''s>a-
'i''' /" 0os'a''''''"pie.
zoe Rn--tah '"i'e'aphlc agency an
ho"ices 'ha' Inc iurA''h net fesus ieo
Tue "'"'oa' u'Heh' % f'F' 81 NIGH
o'ai-
Russian forces from AlexaEdrople
occupied S.ayama aid Eat keva.
The Turkish posts on the AslatiC from
tier mostly surr,hdered without blow
Russians find the population III Asia
every where fr',idiy.
\ squadron of irr. gular cavalry has
applied To have permission TO enter
Ru--ia's service. aud surrendered its
standard.
PAKis, May q Reports are received
OF great losses to Russians 10y lever and
fatigue.
Bucharest, May NO import ant
changes occurred IL the military situa-
ton. The Russian advance guard aud
Turkish gunboats have besn within
easy range without firing We have
the singular anomaly Of two hostile
forces apparently unwilling u assume
tie responsibility Tor beginning the
tray
Roumanisns assert that the Turkish
guno"a's seized III tue Danube IL corn
iau.h narees ID longing 10 ufeeK mer-
chaH's.
LONDON, May be third message
nom vienna gives 'h' following ac-
count u Tue oA'''e oi Mars Inc cen
'e' Vi Tue Hussi'h at"'y' f"'V'o STRONG,
un 'ei IA iiAoii' a'tsckco Mhkhtas, h'e
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-04

W, G. JAMIESON'S
DEVELOPMENTS q!

4 GOOD CLOCK ....
A COIN SILVER WATCH CHAIN
A SET OF GOLD STUDS
A GOOD PAIR OF SPECiACLES
SOLID GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS
SOLID GOLD RING ...... ..............
COIN SILVER KING .......
4 COIN SILVER WATCH. ........
A GOOD STEM WINDING WATCH
A COIN SILVER AMERICAN WATCH
4 GOLD PEN AND HOLDER
SOLID GOLD CHAIN .......... .........
SOLID GOLD HUNTING AMERICAN ".
A GOOD 5-BOTTLE PLATED CASTOR
A SET BEST PLATED KNIVES ........
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-04

Is OFFERING THIS MEDICINE 1T IS NOT
] Intended to deceive the people n . cure for
every c"mp'.int on earth bit aic Nv aciei tiic
article OF TIE grestesf me 4, which | prove .
boon To anneripg humau v-oo.h on account OF
its hdsptsbiliiy tobo 9TH man and beast it. resd-
neas OF application end the psice being within
the reach OF all twill actual ~ cure
Rheumatism, LameneGs,
Neuralgia Sweliings,
Contracted Coris. Gout,
Contracted Muscles, Cuts
stin Joints, Sores.
Sore Throat Sprains
Lame Back. Bruises,
Diarrh9s. Cramps,
Headache, Collie.
Faceaehe, Burns and scaidr
EArschc. Inflammation Of Kidneys
And all nervous and inhamnatory aches and pains
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-04

WHITMAN LAND DISTRICT We are
ia feceip, of an official proclamation
from Hon. ] A, Williamson. Commis
sioner of the General Land Office, de-
clarlng the establishment Of the new
land district in the Northeastern par,
IT the Territory. fos Which provision
WAS made las, fall hy at If Congress.
The uea district il called the Whitman
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WELL BALANCED. The even y

WELL BALANCED. - The even pnist
OF the two political parties in this coun-
try WAS Indicated not alone in the
closeacss uf the vntc for rrcs,dtnt. but
was reflected also ia the party cqui-
ilhriem Of rho two houses OF Congress
The Democrats will organize the mex,
house al Rel reseutatives with ma
iofi,y oil seven the nunts.rs standing
80 to ii3 The senate. exclusive o.
the contested seats If Louisiana and
South Carolina. shows u pseponjer-
auee Of seven Republicans ,he mum
tefs standing 50 Ia 81 As between
the two Houses the malor.tles just offset
each other. Being So evenly trimmed
We may reasonably expect 10 see the
ship of state carry herself pretty near
~ level for few years tn come
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Farm for Sale.

n / ISDEgsIGNED OFFERS BIS PLACE on
i ih- SAoqaxI@Ie tar sale, Il contains y
srr-s bos'orn iani, ard ~ ser~s @: tig3eered up
iAad. ssopins gent. g. the five.- IL - IL nj -
from snohomiah City. ~ the river crossing.
IL - froG Lake Washington. and ~ from Seattle
FIFTY acres slsshed, u sores IN grass A---s
. upland srabhed for a. orchard p tous Il hsy
hand.
The place hss three- quarters az ali. frontage
on the river is safe from overflow, aad las 3
Gear stream af water running through, which
% brought n the house, barn and I-llk house
l. valuable fur lumb~rtng, having good deAi OF
timber on II and IL the nrss Key poin: fer getting
out the timber OF the adjacent SIX or eight sec
tiOns, ar has . good bay for booming. The
location Is contra, and a.. ris sooi steam D. II
lsnii2g A hotel ard store would do well there
.: the present time. As IL IS cocveIien; 70 SIX
logging camps now n operation.
House ard tools On the place. Cause of selling.
w-sk lungs.
TOr further particulars inquire Of
GEO WHITE.
IBy2-dAwlm SroqUal ME River. ". 7.
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TSss a-a sist --9,a. saurlas - = stern Tssh-
inxf0a EEth sas layggsi eirr lstlgEs - psp~r
IN tss TerTftss;. - pshiissest every SasGfizy
ra5-aiEs- TsrEGa gfiref DoIiar. per 49,
aarn. ar s3vsr &c osseTxiss. st.eo.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-16
BILLIGA TIDNINGAR.

For att bereda landsmannen tillalle att fa
LISA CODA och nyttiga tidningar till ett pris
som ligger inom hvars och ems tormaga, haf-
va vi traffat 6fyerenskommelse med tire at
Westerns basta veckotidningar att lemna
endera of desse jemte deras vardefulla pre-
mier tillika med MINNESOTA STATS TrDN1Ne
for det billiga priset at $s. 10 for EFT ar, nem-
ligen:7
CAMILLA OCH NYA EEMLANDET
jemte dess premium: F0RENTA STATERNAs
.H1sroRIA. af job. A.. Enander, 4:de delen,
s(utkommer. under loppet afaret)., !. 4~f.
NYA VERLDEN med dess premium,
den vackra taaan. ofver sjostnden emellan
MONITOR OCH MERRMAcK.
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, len
gelsk), med ,dess premium, En- SToR FaRa-
LAaD KARrA (tastad pa duk och rullar) ofver
staten Minnesota.
Ofverenskommelsen CALLER naturligtvis en-
dast for nya prenllmeranter bada It'd
ningarne, och maste fulla priset, $50, i
hvare fall medfolja.
OBS. Enligt landets gallande "club" reg
lor, fordras hvalje fall nya prenume-
ranter Tor bada tidningarne, men vi hoppas
att vara aldre helars- prenumeranter, som
5nska begagna sig of "club"- -priserna, latt
nog kunna fnna en- my prenumerant till
STATS -T1DN1NGEN bland sina grammar och be-
kanta, for att fullg0ra reglens fordringar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-16

40. j rummet (det oandliga tbla)
finnes det aett fordrojandes medium,
som So smaningom fororsakar
en- f6rlust af hastighet hos
planeterna, och jorden f0ljande
tyngdlagen kommer narmare och
narmare solen.ag Den sista menni-
skan far solstygn. Il ,s1-s.. sF 81
SO. Vattnet5 pa jorden minskas
SO smaningom; pa samma gang for
lorar luften j qYantitet, och jorden
blir slutligen en- torr oxen, ,iksom
manen ar nu. Densista menniskan
blir'qvafd. 4 stfsa- .t5 ,... ~:.1ss.s,,4. =.
&c. Andra solar ha f6rsvunnit,
och var maste forr eller senare
blossa upp och slockna. Den sista
menniskan blir uppbrand.
TO. Solens cid aftager sa smanin-
gom och temperaturen sjunker. De
kalla zonerna utvidgas, drifvande
svart slagte mot equatorn, tills den
plats som kan bebos minskas till
intet.: Den sista menniskan skall
frysa till d6ds.
80. En- jemn fortsatt afkylning
af jordskorpan kommer att fororsa.
ka ofantliga remnor likt dem,- vi nu
Sc j manen. Jordskorpan blir hog.
sta grad bracklig och menniskorna
tagasin tillfykti underjordiska grot-
tor, der den sista menniskan f0rgas.
90. Jorden brister slutligen son.
der sma stycken, lemnande folket
utan fotfaste. Den sista menniskan
faller ut,i det oandliga.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-16
:; -. 4sps = = -s-. : ...
Den SiSta menniSkan ode.

i, Nagra af de mangfaldiga theorier,
som allvarligt forfaktats .af larde
man framlaggas i tidningen The
Scientific American salunda:
10. Landets yta minskas standigt,
upph6jda trakter sanka sig och yatt-
net sj6arne okas. Landet skall till
slut blifva ofverh6ljdt af vatten och
Den sista menniskan skall antingen
.hungra ihjal eller sdrunkna.
20. Ismassorna 0kas oupph6rligt
Yid nordpolen och minskas yid sgd
pollen. F6ljden af delta blir en-
fruktansyard katastrof, da jorden
fold af tyngdlagen gor en- omhgvalf'
ming Den sista menniskan kommel
att drunkna j det genom omhyalf
ningen framrusande yattnet.
SO. var jord kan icke alltid und,'
yika att sammanstota med en- ko.
met. Da denna olycka intra far.
uppstar, genom ndningen af'ko'
met-gas och luft ett tandamne som
f0rorsakarje plosion. 0m den sista
menniskan ej qyafves, sd f0rgas hoI
pa nagot annat satt den stora ex.
| plosionen.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-16

konstitutionen, pa. hyilken ,hvarje
stat grundlaggery sin regering och 81.
na lagar: .'The. Common Law ar
under den lagstiftande makten lie.
gislaturen) och kan andras eller% %,af-
skaffas af ,lenne, men grundlagen ar
ijfver legislaturen och kan Ell andras
eller kullkastas utan genom beslut
af folket sjelft. Det ar, enligt tsthe
common law' hvars och ems skyl-
dighet att taga vara pa sina krea.
tur sa att de Ell CORA skada pa annans
egendom, antingen sadan 1egendom
ar inhagnad eller Ell; men delta har
var stats legislator andrat genom en-
skrifven f6rfattning (statute). som
f0reskrifver att hvar och en- maste
inhagna sin aker och ang imam han
kan fordra skadeersattning for gran
mems kreatur. Men da nu i manga
towns och counties ~farmarne funnit
denna lag betungande, har legislatu.
rem ater andrat den, genom att anita
ga den s. k. s'herd''- '-lagen Qagen ON
kreaturshjordar), likvisst endast i
de towns och counties hvar folket
sjelft genom altman omrostning an
taga den sednare. Lat oss derf6r
skilja emellan s'fence"-lagen, som
ar den gamle, hvari bestammes att
hvarie person maste inhagna sin
aker, och "herd'-lagen som upphaf-
yer den f0rre de lokaler hvar fol-
ket sa bestammer.
Vart svar blir alltsa f0ljande:
:1:o) Da I Ell hafyen antagit 'sherd"-
lagen, sa ar det Eder skyldighet att
halla stangsel kring Edra akrar. ON
I f6rsummen att halla stangsel, da
blir delta pa Er egen risk, och man.
nen med de tusen kreaturen kan Ia
ia dem ga losa Ert town ifaH han
behagar.
2:o) Det ar icke En- skyldighet att
halla vakt Oliver en- annans kreatur,
men det blir da n0dvandigt for Eder
att halla vakt 0fver Edra akrar, pa
det att inga kreatur ma inga och
CORA skada dem.
3:o) ON ssherd"- "-lagen ar antagen
ett town, da hafven I yisserligen
icke ratt att drifva Edra kreatur in
i ett town hvar ingen "herd'-lag
fnnes; men skulle Edra kreatur be-
haga att ga dit och s0ka bette, da
kunna innevanare ''townet'' Ell 60
IA Er nagon skada derf0r, ej heller
kunna de intaga Edra kreatur pa
dagen, men de kunna CORA det ifall
de ga losa ON natten.
4:o) ON settlarne EFT nytt town.
ship aro for ia att organisera ett
s'town' eller kommun, da bora de
anhalla hos county-kommissionen,
att ia f6rena sig med Diet narmaste
organiserade townet, for ALA lagli-
ga andamal, och maste da rata sig
efter delta towns stadgar och for
ordningar.
SOY Den gamla ''fence'- '-lagen ar
visserligen i manga fall orattvis,
dock har den ock sina fordelar isyn-
nerheti i skogstrakter och andra glest
betolkade platser, hyar boskapsaf-
vein utgor farmarens vigtigaste ma.
ring; men sa lange folket sjelft
hvarje town eyer ratt att bestamma
hvilken af de tva forordningarne
de 6nska, kan man Ell anse att ma
gondera ar hard eller orattvis.
Red
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Ferd.* s. Wlnslow,.

Hvem fanns delta land for ma gra
ia ar sedan som Ell ansag det for ell
heder att fl raknas bland hans VAN
ner, hyem var det Val som vagrade
att skanka honom sin hyllning-och
nu sitter han inom las och bonn ett
statsfangelse pa EFT och EFT halft ars
straffarbete for st6ld. Manner med
den stora lefnadserfarenheten, den
fina bildningen, det eleganta vasen.
det, det intelligenta och vackra ut
seendet, mannen som nyligen var sa
lycklig i en- alskad familjs sk6te och
ibland en- st0rre krets af vanner an
nagon AMMAN skandinav har i landet
nagonsin har raknat. vi rakade ho-
nom sist pa Hotel Royal i K6pen-
hamn i sallskap med hans tvenne
alskvarda s0ner.. Har egnades ho-
nom en- hyllning afven af det danska
folket som hade han yarit en- furste,
vi hade kort f0rutsett honom hans
idylliska hem yid stranden af Michi-
gan.sjon i norra Chicago. omgifven
af desse barn och af deras hulda och
alskvarda moder. Och nu raknas
han bland stats-fangarne, ikladd des-
ses vanliga dragt, insparrad inom
den kalla cellens murar. Hvilket
lif, hvilket fall, hyilket strait for en-
sadan man som han, hvilken warming
for dem som trada hans fotspar !!
Stackars Winslow! vi beklaga dit
ode, vi hafva tarar for din olycka,
du var en- god och adel man oaktadt
dina fel och dit brott. Dit hjerta
klappade varmt for dina medmenni-
skor-skulle icke vart kappa for
dig. 10, ON du vore tusen ganger
mer f0rnedrad an du ar, skulle vi ic-
ke gl6mma att du varit oss och man
ga andra Ell trogen van. vi villa
icke soka att 6fverskyla dina fel
eller dit ,brott; men du ar straffad
derf6r, rysligt straffad, tusenfaldigt
mera straffad an ON man ber6fvat
dig dit sorgliga lif. Men ~hvarf6r
;skola vi glomma dina dygder, din
vanskap, dit CODA hjerta Nej,
ma hvem som kan SHASTA f0rsta Ste
men," vi skola lcke hafYa annat an
tr0stens och hoppets ord for dig och
de dina, och mar den dystra, m6rka
fangelsetiden ar slut, skola vi racka
dig en- broderlig hand till sledning
och stod SAINT bjuda dig valkommen
till ett nytt lif och emmy verksamhet
den fulla f6rtr6stan att det skall
leda till din nytta och heder. -,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-16

Edra fragor aro nagot samman-
blandade, dock f0rsta vi meningen
och tro att de lasare, som lafva NEST
,intresse denna SAX, f6rsta dem bast
.da de inforas med edra egna ord,
och besvaras samma, af yara far
mare bast f6rstadda, svensk-engelska
termer. Nj .har troligen missf0r-
staff advokaterna. De ahafva for
smodligen sagt: att enligt den all
mamma engelska lagen lthe common
law) ar hyar och en- skyldig att taga
syara pa sina gkreatur. Common
law az eli detsamma som rgrundla-
gen !; den fora ar den oskrifna ira
.ditionela lagen som vi ftifran Eng
4landoch som England arft ifran Rom;
grundlagen deremot ar den skrifna