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BrafttfM.

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Grmenardt i'm Orte - tunrum IaiTen Sic
MID bic Stueiitinbise Sabrt aus Der
Staot bierber MAIDEN, penn Sic nidt
bic Mittel baben, meine Mi6e un6 bic
&uslnsen 5u boupriren?"
.8er5 iber sc, Serr 9oftor, tunritrt
Iod i6 Iniien fomren be i4le9ten Doll
tors bon bier? Sab i9 mel seba9t,
5ablen tanHit be 10 ME 70 mig - Loi' i'd
mer slei4 lieber tOmmen n suten Grst
aus Der Stabt!"
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81, rier 3 MINER Sel=Gtase rad Born
rpurfen tsIteut uno berseri@;et unb am
abeno res ndfltenS IassS ROTTEN bret
0rcihten bc5 SrteI be P@urrpe bonn
8uhubpIe heran, In Der eIiten iaB 9laas
&lrper, In Der 3peiten Ietne Satin Sa<
eobsd. setcreu bon Der 8prIh uno in uno
ouf Der oritten befanoen Ii4 etu Oisner,
cine 3ufe unb pns @epdd, beitehenb tn
bier &rfferr, ishS Standardization, atpet
NahtIi6en, einem halben Ousenb &iits
den, S6attsIn uuo Shd6teldsu. sic
tumen nit siuer eewifen seri6ttgen
Eeierlihteit oneerc1t unb he Sniufsn be-
5Ueen tire 3tmmer. San bic 3uoon, Der
bon Der Nrtunit istnsS 8ruber rurd Ypnz
p;p Icfprt tsradrih!ist mar, ieb!e fth
ausnatmsreiIe tn ietner Gba,fe= Tongue
oufye6t uno eriparteie in bieier uueetr p6n@
ten StGuuns Ieinen Sruber. Nher tper
ntht fam, mar Ietn Srucer.
rStn Der Sineere," budte San 70 furj
irie irstnb mbsltf, raiip errpurtet n1ein
Srueer @laas, baB th ibm nietuen = eIuh
made. 8omptp !" rief er, rfleioe mid an,
th nil 3u mIinem Sru:er 9laas.
4cmpep fam urb tleipete TIN on. uro
sr ains uno lie6 iih unneIoen.
Gtaas Sipper ncbIt @dttin faBeu bcim
Nahtsiien, ais San be 8uaan iih nnmelr
BEN lieJ. DER Ghnm6ertin mar bonn 6eIten,
Der Mlnoetra mubte hunoertidhrtl ietn, Io
ouuOrclrte i'm Ieiu Quit, @elseS, @,fu
gel uno Iorte uerrtethen etneu auSaebctds
neten frar56ltihen &pd uno es marc
ihnen 'hr &edt in pcuitdnorsitem Ma6e.
Srau Sacubea Supper, fat i>6S SIB
bod uno tire adj. Stetn idrcr, true etue
Iuur balb Iurban, haIb Melcnenfcrm,
ntht unseeisnet fur Cinen seaen Tie Serbcn
eCmmuneirien Grena. 9ai6a. I'll hie breis
ten S6uIteru ihlplieu li6 5pCi esrpaltiee
uno uetr uls ltutthuft r6ihlt6e armer an
ben Sdnoeelenten nit aclcenen halbpfinbis
gen Bracelets netft Sameen armtrt. Cine
mullipe Neroffe bon preu6iIbem @:auo-
ten Netu1, uneetl'd aus Der Shlaht bei
GIopelott' herrihrenc, 3terte ben @irtel
Der soir disant Satne unb I'm bic buren,
tefte BUTTE herum baumelten uno fltrrten
niht rent6er ais iInf blisenbe @clefetten
nit ohlteotem Spernsu6er, 2crsnons,
&ied fiihheu uno Sortratls, olS Staf<
fuse Ter ben getb tetleipenhen nttTarbiaen
Setrenrrbe. GloaS &ipper ibertrut lsine
Satin tn 9etreff Der GOrpulens uu1 etn
niht @crirees unb ietne teGe &leibune
trus mod @tuisCS bct, bic fI perli@ rcbls
%esruneeten 8srbdltntfe TN einftieIten
StHte erI6einen Su loifen. 11eber feline
s~rUbfnnnIten @ei6tsaise ipielten pann
rub mann Elm Iatulcs pfff,sts 8dneln uno
bin UNI riece- tliste unreriehens aus ben
stlnsruuGn GeuseIden elm ipiSer itehens
Ter ausoru6 gum @rihr;den.
st bate Bel Der Inmslouns fes Slrs
esIs Ietne lshr erinol,@e SeIhiftisune
mt; etnsm Sebrotenen &ebbibn@en tetncss
Tees uuterbro5en.
nNfetn Sruoer San - Maant n1etne
STau SocCbea = mein Sruber -
Waaml"
u0eiu Sm6sr, @laus ? - bui, r1ein
Shpaser 2H ehote Iis ,uri6.
u1aetn Sruoer, San - fese Did su
uns, Ou prit etnIeheu, oas es |Ietr
nuseluuo 1T, ishr inCppurtun, etne Rdhl.
ltt ~ unter6rehen - Maam, Elm @lus
ebambertin !"
HoNr, 6laas, sin 9las @bam6ertin
SWe be &ebhlbnsr NIT EIlffeln sefiGt,
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etation ,.eina sine.'.

Sing Siua!" REF Der Ghuffner an
eirer befaurten CHARACTERIZATION i'm
St1ate Geip Yort. .Sinf Sabre fir
grfrti9unseu!" fiste EN- 0ianH NIT
fursem Saur uno Grmipunsen bin5u, ols
er fi6 erbob uno in Besleiting eines
Sberiffs ben Sue nerlieB.
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Srtftfner

ySlt Der 9err oben?" frnste frib
WOreerS Elm Sreunb bes 5auies ben
Bcrtier. = mBo1 8or 5uei Stunben
baden mir, ih uno Der &uti4er, ibn crit
rouf setraeen; fteben fonute er ni9t
%uleene, alio mo foa er biniegansen
iein?i
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6arrten Il. 6eimf1ttett.

Die befeu, btLItsfeu uno n d dyh en- 6arms
Iinoereien, ruelHe lebt "a D~erfaufen iino. fino. bic Der
StpuT Gttp q st. Bau1G ~tienbahu i'm ides
Iialsu 1tanefnta uno i'm n5rsItaea Soma. sic
rper6eI 81 peg shHiilstea Beoinsnnsen, %6erta1Lt. be-
1iro Iause 8abfnnssfrtt seDdbrf. adufer erbaItea
freie gIienbahutabrt. gs fsitet nur etnSn Gent, ant
eintr Boffarte tueeen Der @in5elnheitsn. aH5utra9en.
gYtr ieinea Ndmer unb Bphuprt oeHtIi4 gei4rtsoeH
einihidt, erhdlt nit Der nd9feH Bot umlont BOD
l6Hoiae Rlftbeiluneen fber bieies ansse5etHHete NIB
binise 2dub.
Geo. EahIoe pber
u &. TnnIoT, Xanb. gontriihdr.
1nH1aP o 184 Dearborn Str ehtcogo, Sne.
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Gbitaaoer An,eiaea.
@ronerei a.. oerfomfen-

Cine i'm beiieu Betriebe befiueIi4e Brluer'i In Na
tsrIop, & sipn, III unIer iehr It5ernIen Beoin2uneen 3u
De t1Ifen. Gin LANCER @lebit niro ie mad .Gsunl2
ties 4dufers ae8ebeu q .geI: ndterer Nusfunft tue.be
mau nd an ben eieeutaimer MARTIN Sltms @os
trfep, ,lopd. 24feb2P
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QrfenkrS @ebkf.

Officer: y8ennid II ysum @ebet"
.'Ommanbire, 70 le9t Seher Don @u9 bic
6ano an oen 9elm, 5dblt big auf 81 uno
bnnu tbat bic Sano mieoer berunterl
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sIuS benz @ttteIaIter.

@8 eri6eint faum slaubli6, has l1ns
pilienbeit uno Nber9laubeH I'M Mittel>
alter benz meni9liben &6rper fir Qua
len usruria6t baben.
Qls am IL. Nooember 1865 Der 6er<
Soe Nlbrebt npn Seiterrei6, Der nat=
mllige r0uliide&6n uno &ipale Qbolf's
BON Naiiau, tp1breno Der 9afel einen
l,i6tcn Sdlusonfna erlttt, ar~stu6bnten
Die Ger5te cine 8ersiftung. Ob9lei6
bic aufpartenoen Goelfnaben, bic Brioer
Bilserin uro albert BON 8u66eim, UNI
ieoen 8eroa6t bon fi6 a6suipdl5en, BON
oenielben Speiien eenoiien uub ee-
luno blieben, bebarrten bic NerSte
BET ihrer Nnitbt unb uerfiaten, als
ale Dem 5er5o9 einsesebeneu 5eils
mittel ii6 ol5 un5ureibeno ertuieien
hatten, boB Der &ranfe, natbem
lie ibm elm Nuee ausseitodsn, nit ben
| iiiBen an Die Dede ieines DINNERS ouf=
9ebGngt nerbe, bamit oas permeintli6e
8lit aus Nuge, S6ren, Haie unb aguno
~5erouslaufe. Wit bieiem eben 10 I'M
menidliben tpie finuloien 8erfabren
srrai9te a inoeien ni9ts, ols ben
!ranFen Ser5o9 in eiien Suitnno Der
Raierei gu oe-iesen. nbaeieben buuon,
Dab er zines 4uses nouftdnoia beroubt
uar. Do obsr Ilbrsdt mad Die Ter Sur
nod brfiSe5n Sabre lebte, big er i'm
Sabre 1903 bur9 Rcuh.lmoro ieinen
Sob fanb. 10 lift es n'dt uutDahri9einlih,
cas- Die &er5te fih ibrer enerstiten uHb
slidliben 9eilmetbobe nod seri6mt
Gab.n.
Der Sa1 itebt iibrisens ni9t nerein=
,elt ba. I'm bas Sabr 1875 iu9te Der
2eibarSt @iiu5el bes Seraoss 5eiuri6
". bon S6lefien isfnen uergtfteten
perrn gu retten, inbsm er ibn alsbalO
oei ben 6isen aufbina, stuie ma oers
semein tbun muB, - iast Der gbroniit
0ornef - 70 @tft in fi9 enpfinben."
Ser 9erSss senas fuirfli9 nod bisier
i%eltinnlert Sur, ftarb dber ipdter 1890
rad elmer 5ueiten 8ersiftuns, BEL psls
der man o benz 4df6dnsea on ben
liiRet db1Q6.
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Die oeutfme 8umbanoIuna

DON O.. gaosris, l2S & 100 OF 2ate Str, ghieaas,
,3Qinot&, 1T o1S beoentenofte 8lns. Berlaass un6
Seififlrffteu-geiddft I'M G9 -iten. @66eutlihe hirrfte
.Smportationen pnn 9euti4Iauo. Sertduft su Rem
gloIfer 9reiien. 9dneler, Agenten. 2ehter, Soul
beb6rben ioDie has RnbIlfum I'M Aaaemeiueu ueroeH
13IauI5PI
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OeuD
y6e, Ou biit ia Der Bauer bon Ilpi!A
rief Der alte Sol3bauer, sna, Ou tannlt
lei6t auarudsn unb Dit barf ids unter
piersis @uloen gar niht eeben!"
Mein @rofpatsr bate absr ntdt bel i'm
Saf; barun1 iast er: ~Steine haten mir
oleS Satr me6r i'm alpt ais Glib"
rWa8 piuit eenn, Bauer, hat ni&t
srcB Saus uuo 9runc?'
rSm Saus fest Der Gid gum @n n,
a6er auf cen 8runb mdhlt lauter Selee'
traut", entaesrete nein 9rupater.
limb 6o1n uuo SnFsr!" ttef Giner
orein.
nBcat, ,pp6!, Elm wenis Safer", fasts
netn @YrBpater.
r6alet jsut'S audi, rief br BeiBtcpf,
,pst6t, 9auer, reun Ou einreritunber
bit, ih lah' Din bic l1br biIig."
pOamit Bin i6 fArn einueritauben"
| anttpprtete msin 46n.
s@utH, uno bamit rtB ibul Der SnlAaueI
| Die llhr frteo.r aus Der Sano, tpenoete liz
m, boB bus S6i1Dfrbtenssbduie mad
oben LAP niieblt Ou bic Silbernieten bu
am Gano heruu ?"
nSino niht l6sl", entsesnete matu
8rcBuateY.
libel ober ni6t", lief Der ihielenb'
Debtrpk mad e:eien Nieten 5ahlit MI
cite nbr. Sur cte erite Ntste steblt mi,
Elm SaFerforn, fur BITE Speite eiebf uil
,wei Safert6rner, fur bic brittle pier, FL,
Dte r,erie a1t, unb 10 oerbcppeIlt mir Der
Sufer BIB our lebteu &tete, unb bic n6r
eeb6rt Dein m;tiun1mt Der Silbertetts uni
benz Srauenrhaler, Ter bran hdnet."
p9lt ihpu!" ladte mein @rpBoater, Be
iib becenfeac, ca6 er fur cine iolde nhl
e,ne Sano pcu Sufsr bod lst4t sebsr
tonne.
Der aIte 2teuauirth Bate I'm ielber
@usenblide uetnen 9rcbpater mod betm
li@ tn bic Seite seitpBeu, Der absr hiel
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.--rhe War
Department has issued Il general order
directing the transfer OF the second
regiment from the Department Of the
South to the Divisior Of the Pacific for
the purpose OF reinforcing General
Howard
The following dispatch comes from
Wallula. 1t probably reached there
oy the Tenino, which arrived at 9l5
last (Thursday) night: They say that
Joseph decoyed Gen. Howard across
Salmon river, and then Joseph re-
crossed the Salmon river and ct on
Cottonwood between Howard aud
Lapwai, within thirty miles of Lewis
ton.
Mr. : 6 Reed, OF this city, has just
received the following dispatch from
Mr.. John a Fault. of san Francisco,
who has just returned from Colvllle,
Walla WalIa 9Th inst: " Mr. Open
hcimcr and myself arrived here safe
and we'll this evening. When We
crossed tho Spokane bridge yesterday
there were hetweer 800 aul 400 buck
Indians, said tn liz in council, all well
armed and equipped They consisted
of Yakimas, under Moses. Palouse.
Samperelis, spokanes. Call shells, and
renee ado young men from other tribes
names not known. The outlook for
tins country is bad. Ali tho settlers on
Pine Creek aud the ralouse plains,
except five men, have left. The coun-
try IL in the hands OF tue sava.es. and
II - Il sad sight ~ See iii. people run
ping for their lives. aud leaving all
they have, except their children. TO the
mercy ot the Wild Indians. flushed with
y!gtory
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IIbt no,
victory

WAiiA WALIA, July The follow
ing extracts are from the Lewiston 7ei-
Isr extra, jus, received.
July 4. -On July I'll, L. L. Brown
rites from Mouut Idaho Col. Whip
pies command. with volunteers. under
charge OF u. Il Randall. came across
Looking Glass q: Clear Creek. yester-
day morning ~ O'Clock. The In
dians told the 80 onel that they were
prepared to fight. and it l. said they
opened the bail ~ firing the tr>t shot.
" hen the order was given II commence
firing the Indians SION broke for the
hills and places Il shelter. Il is mo-;
known how man, were Killed or wound
al. A. they soamisred IL all directions
They captured he Indian camp ami
burnt AZ their ptoyisio;.s AMI plumber.
aud took about a thousand head II In
dian horses. which they brought here.
aud which are now IN charge of de
;achmens Of Col Whipp.es command.
Ne citizens ~ soldiers were killed or
woundvd The command returned 49,
night.
The Indians have bafned down prop
erty belonging t, Mr. Dempster, CoCG-
" Commissioner, aud suppose Will 30
much more damage before they can be
checked Capt. Elliott. u the Idaho
Rangers. esR;ar,d - of Joseph's cattle
and 40 horses, They had >ksrmi>h
On the Nimuahc He says he don,
know koS many Mere sslleA as ;hev
had - retreat The lu,llsu> are naos,
ly between >nale ani Salmon Rivers
TAry sss boo rspcsssd at esa s'roag
and sell armed &S
Captain Boota will 60 to Wallowa
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EASTERN STATES.

New YORK. July THE Hor(ds
Washington special says the cabinet
took action today IN regard 10 the
Mexican question, ana nothing viii be
done for some time The administration
awaits tbs establishment Of some form
Of government IN Mexico before pro-
ceeding To settlement Of the pending
difficulties Oh the borders Whenever
such a government IA established. the
administration will proceed 10 make
demand tor satisfaction for the recent
invasion of our territory 10y Mexican
soldiers This proceeding Is viewed by
our government as very serious mat
ter and as justifying the maintenance
of u very firm attitude on the Rio
Grandc, and the orders 10 Gen Ord ID
regard 10 the punishment ot marauders
have not been modified. nor will they
be Al the ame time no collision with
the Mexican troops is feared at the
State Department. Our government
has proceeded iii this matter on tue
ground that there is no established form
Of government in Mexico. The pur-
pose to annex further territory on the
Texas border is wholly disclained by
the administration which has acted
entirely on the defensive in providing
for the protection of our citizens in that
region. 4 letter accredting Seno,
Mata a. Minister from the Diaz Gov
ernment, was read ut the meeting. and
Was the subj ect of interested attention.
1t was very friendly and pleasant
document. but the coutcnts received.
no further attentions than those of
respectful listening, rs it was not re-
garded as at present proper to take
any action beyond reference to the
State Department., by which it was
presented to the Cabinet
NEW YORK. July THE details rel
alive 10 the street encounter at Selma
Alabama, IN which Capt Gatisby 4 L
Jones lost his life. makes the aiflir look
much like murder, although Iiarral, the
slayer, has been hailed fct - GOO Jones
son quarreled with Hsrrals >on, and
being impudent To Mrs. iiarral. young
Jones being III the wrong, his mother
scut him To Harral's house with q note
Of apology aud basket of fruit In
stead Of accepting the peace Offering
/ Jones says Harrai told his boy 10 whiI
Jones son. aud another fight ensued
/ Soon Jones heard of the affair and pro
ceeded IL IlarraFs TO rcmonstrat,
against such vindictise behavior. ana
Was shot down III his door. Jones. in
an ante norton statement. declared he
had not the least thought of stirring ur
strife Jones, il will I've remembered
commanded the Confederate ram Mcrri
mac i'll her two day fight with the orig
inal monitor.
BosToN. July The loss in the val
uation of real estate and personal
property IN this city As compared with
las, year viii reach $40 600. 900
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Grafton. we all repaired 20 the upper
room Of the hall lail ling. where We
par;0ok Of sump;uoas Inner. prepar-
ei by the ladies.
During the afternoon about 80 were
given away 10 prizes :'r hoat-raeing.
foot racing, etc.
During the dsy quite number IF
men were firing >4lutts ~ the cXpi0-
ST.. powder from the eye Of
,ledg, hammer inserted between TWO
ansils IL their hurry u fire them IF
in quick succession. they poured
charge OF powder into the hammer eye
while spark IF fire YET remained In
L. The fire ~ once ran into the can
from which they were pouring the
paw Ter, causing al explosion. and
severely burning the face and bands Of
Arch. S~igfri 3 James Harrison. and
; ,,iil Hargra>c first officer CT the
Schooner Perry They were all very
Fortunate III e-c.ping with their eyes
uniniurrd Tie accident has not been
fatal or dangerous 70 any Of them, bu,
very painful. They received prompt
attention from Drs Mackey and
Church.
The festivities If the day We're closed
with a grand ball and supper a, the La
Conner Hotel The music for the bali
WAS furnished by the excellent violinist
Net. Clark, supported by Col Sibly
aud James Fitzpatrick Everyone went
nome very well satisfied with having
given vent 10 their patriotic feelings by
spending day in honor Of their brave
aud courageous forefathers
j. ID. BOWMAN.
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A CARD.
A CARD.

NOTWITHSTANDING THAT THERE NAY
n he an effort made to elect me ~ Mayor OF
this city at the Municipal Election 10 ONE off
to-day. hereby give notice that am not q can
didste for that Office. and that. if by any means
should be elected to that position. 1 Will not
qualify.
4. 4. DENNY.
Seattle. July sth. 1877. iy9.lt
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The Fourth at LaConner.
LACoNNkR. Whatoom Co,
Iuly : M

'+NN'N NAN' WA i" h''oo,h 20
'"'s o. iS'"
Eb. isfhLLlGENc Eh;--ferh aps the
way I.aConner celebrated the one bun.
dre1 and first anniversary If America,
,.a.no.3ouo. u;,I >. :. ...'.
'''''eS' IL
some Of The readers 81 yonr attractive
paper. Actuated by til, PRESUMPTION
Twill rive Won An afc.nu, Of +. d.. sa.,,
-, H.. -.
- ABOUT " ,''N a '"' gro" '"'"ed
INTO inc headed @!'h muse IN front
~ the IaI2nneF ho'e'' a'd marched t.
ne io"h nan "iaeF the guidance 81
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DR.. STEELE. who has for years been ic ~
Proprietary Medicine business and Who ~
travelled In various parts of the world In seesea
of Information. has great confidence In the m.
icator ~ the NE Pins Ultra" Of safe, SURE snd
reliable remedies for general use o. . Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with . bottle without dslsy
and you will always keep IL In the family and esss
money. Don't be put OF with soms other prepas'
alton Take only stetles Pain Efsdicstos vs
can produce thousands Of testimonials % 70 sns
cures made but . trial will prove TO the mes
sseptical that II IN truly ar Ersdiesfor OF Fsin,
Aches and determinations. II hes been. snd =
now. constantly used by horssmeu - . LIP
ment. and has saved more valuable propseYa
that kind than any other prspaFstion. Is~
pains To see that you get the genuine.
Put up in large bottles. end for sale py0s
gists and dealers. II you happen 70 -
locality where STEELES PAIN ERADLCAr"
cannot be obtained. send 10 the nearest vhoi
druggist. or to the Agents.
NJ A. KELLY. 3sstsA.
JObbing Agent for the Sound koeo
CRANE BRIGHAM.
WHOLESALE Druggists.
5-2. 52s and 32b Front street. San Francisco. -
Price 81 per Large Bottle siI Bottles for w.
spis-dA~3n
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MONTREAL, July 1t is now
thought that .he steamers sunk by the
collision Wednesday will be iioated
and portion OF the cargoes saved.
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County and City Official Press.
Monday, July 8. 1877.
FRIENDS OR FOES

An exchange gives this significant
;tein:
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effect hat he was elected Governor
and taking tho oath Of office thereun
der, was an unlawful usurpa. ion of
the office Of Governor, inconsisten mt
with the provisions ofthe constitu. ion
IN reference to the right to hold over
until his successor is elected, and du
~ qualified; and does not present a
caee foi holding over within the con
temptation and intent Of the constitu
tion.
y i
4. I hold that no executive, legis
lative'r judicial act is requisite to
fulfill any condition, or remove any
obstruction. impending the full exc.
cution of the purpose and intent of
the clause Of the constitution, declar
ing the person receiving the highest
number of votes to be Governor, and
that Wade Hampton is entitled to
claim the efficacy of that clause of
the constitution, and in virtue thereof
is Governor ofthe State of South
Carolina, and his pardon duly issued
is entitled to be respected.
It is stated that all the Jud pe, in
the State have recogn ed Governor
Hampton except Judge Carpenter.
If this be SO, and Judge Reed has con
clu dcd to recognize the lawful Cover
nor of the State, it is strange that the
oherins Of Charleston and Orange
burg Counties should refuse to rccog
nze commitments signed by IIamp
ton appeintee.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-10
No More Gran tisin.

The bcsottcd military ruler OF
America for eight years gave over the
reins Of this government to his sue
cessor OH Sunday last. The country
is rid Of Grant Mt last, and may
Heaven save it from like aflliction
iii future. lis reign wis character
lied by oppression Of the South,
ncpo,ism, and corruption. II had no
redccming features about it. Gran [
did everything to impoverish and
humiliatc our people his drunken and
dcpraved Imagination could sue gcst.
lie never cared to conciiate the
Southern people, or do al net which
would call forth their gratitude. And
here today, almost twelve years
since the close Of the war, VIC find them
as poor rs they were when Sherman
left them. Why is this? Because eight
years Of Grantism has done we'll nigh
US much towards dcsolating the
country rs did the march of Sherman
Grant left the South where he found
her bankrupt, hnmiliatcd and under
the heel Of the military.
Let us all hope that Hayes will be
AS exceedingly kind towards US as his
predecessor was desperately wicked.
GRANTS out Of Office, and the South
will moi mourn if she never hears his
name mentioned again.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-10

rcsulusion Of Mr.. Blaine, in The case OF
kellogg, it was agreed to by yeas 35,
nays 20.
The substitute is at follows:
That the credentials of Wm. Pitt
Kellogg, claiming to be Senator
from the State Of Louisiana, do now
lie upon the table until the appoint
mont ofa committee on privileges
and election 20 whom they can be
referred,
This vote was Il triumph Of the
better portion of the Senate and gives
better chance to Butler of our
State, as Corbin's credentials went
the way of Kcllogg's,
The following cabinet nominations
were sent into the Senate OH Wcdncs-
day, but were not acted upon on that
day: Secretary Of Statc-W William
NJ. Evarts, Of New York; Secretary
of the Treasury john Sherman, of
Ohio; Secretary Of War-Gcoryc w.
McCrary, Of Iowa, Secretary Of the
Navy-R. Nj. Thompson, Of Indiana;
Secretary Of the Interior Carl
Schurz Of Missouri; Attorney Gene
ral-Charles Devcns, Of Massachu
sctt; Postmaster Gencral-David NJ.
Key Of Tennessee.