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The sou,h Carolina Thieves.

heokuk Constitution: We do not
see any remuneration by the immacu-
late press oil the party Of great moral
ideas of the rascality, robbery and cor.
ruption Of the carpet.bag government If
South Carolina during the heydey Offs
life there. 1t has now been proved thai
almost every official of the carpet,bae
has been guilty Of the most
gigantic outrages upon the people Of
that state. And yet Hayes holds his
'eat by the grace Of such men.
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ADVERTISING RATHsi tue square lsn HE,
n0npafeill one tina 81 10 q cn subsequent
Insertion, 20 cents Spiclal lnlus loT WenAly
monthly ana yearly advertisers
the WEEKLY HBRALn L. published eyoly
Saturday mo mi 10 ~ q " per year post
ago prepaid.
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THE Sulphur Springs Gazette says that
q me Of the stockholders, who obtained
free tickets for themselves and families
20 adm il them to the fair grounds, were
detected in selling them at reduced
price to others. They have been spots
ted and will be looked after.
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NOTZCEl!l
Redemption City Bonds.


CITY OF DALLAS, November 9th, 1871.
Whereas the city council OF the city
OF Dallas aid, by resolution adopted,
on the 3lth day of October, 1917, determine
10 apply the accumulated sinking fund I'm
the city treasury, s3,UOv, to the redemption
OF bonds,
Now, therefore, |, W, l.. Cabell, mayor of
tie city Of Dallas, do hereby give notice thai
sealed bids Will De received at the MAYORS
office until ~ O'Clock, December 9th, 1871, for
the sale Of two thousand dollars 10 per cent.
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EES ADVERTISEMENTS.
- = RNlGrI - 80


To construct Il Nliclruit on he East SIDE Of Mar
ke' street. from Commerce 10 COiHUtjtu.
BE IL ordained by the City Council of the
CITY OF plllns.
SECrIpE That there shall be and is
hereby ordered built, gravel sidewalk on
merce tIcetto columbia street, oflhe uni.
form width of ten feet.
Section 2 That the City Secretary aud
Engineer be and are hereby inStruc ed 10
proceed az provided in section ia OF the
city charter.
section B. That the CITY Engineer be and
iH hereby urle,e to require, ii8ny pro ecrtys
holders shall tlil or refuse to cons ru ST + o.
walks a onS their property, as herein pro-
viued Tor.
Section T. That this ordinance be IN effect
from and after its pa ssHge.
Approved November q, 1877.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest J. b. HEREVoRD, Secretary.
nOg-l-lUt
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ENGLAND has an eastern question OF
her own in the vast and terrible famine
in India. The cost of allaying the pres
ent distress, to say nothing of the loss
of life, will aggregate to the enormous
sum of seventy million dollars, which
will have to be raised by taxation or
hoprotying
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Mn. WAsHBuRNE upon his return from
France said that it was very unsafe to
venture prediction as to the future
political events of that country. If he
could have been more terse he could
have simply Acknowledged that the
more he thought he learned the less he
found he knew.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-23

OYE hundred and eighteen persons
have been found, SO far, to be impli>
Gated In the Texas land frauds, with
several states to hear from. The new
penitentiary will not lack for occu'
pants il seems.
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BLAINE is convalescing, but it is feared
will never rally from those four fell
blows--inves tigation, sunstroke, the
Cincinnati convention and the presi.
dents southern policy. To see that
splendid energy endorsed, is a deeper
tragedy than we see on the stage,
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Tag church property in this state
amounts to over one million dollars,
Taking into consideration the newness
of the country ttis is far from being a
mean showing,
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EARTHQUAKES in this country will soon
cease to be novelties. On the 18th in
slant, at different hours, severe shocks
were felt at Iowa City, Omaha, Council
Bluffs, and Yankton, Dacotah territory.
Windows were broken, and church
bells were rung by the conclusion at
one or two places
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TnE position of Mr. Thurman on the
South Carolina case has stirred up
Copkling, Edmunds, Dawes and other
republican sons of thunder The ora,
torical contest will be grand one, if
Hill, Voorhees,, Lamar aud Beck enter
n lance
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THr thirteenth legislature provided
for the publication of an abstract Of
land titles OF Texas. If published il
would be Of great aid to the people in
preventing the preparation Of frauds.
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TnE Democrat reports great deal of
typhoid fever in Fort Worth. 1t is
supposed that great deal Of the sick.
ness that has visited Fort Worth this
season il owing to the water which is
pronounced wretched.
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THERE is All abundance of room in
Texas for the immense tide of immigra.
ton that is flowing in Thousands upon
- isands of broad fertile acres are
ting cultivation to tenfold remu-
tie the industry of man. Comfort.
homes can be made at very little
nse. yet it requires labor, honesty
sobriety TO succeed here as else
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Germany has her eye on Belgium,
and IL talking "protectorate" to that
little power. IL Is probable that Bel
GUM knows that German protecto-
rate would end In Incorporation In the
German empire. Germany needs a
more extensive coas. line, and would
annex the Netherlands also II England
did not stand In the way.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
P,IDAY MORNING 80; NOVEMBER 20,

TuE Texas aud Pacific shows gains
in gross earnings for June, July August
and September of about forty.dye per
cent.
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-GA-RJ OH ~ xIST lA.NrCTD

4 ,andgniag altey-Uuys "a Biock. No. : orr. r..
.itjiiCH.
SEcrIoN |, BE IL ordained by the CITY
Councii of the city OF Dallas, That the CITY
does hereby reliuquish AL OF It's right, title
ana interest la ana to the alley-ways of
block No. Z IN the II. d +. c. Il. X, addition
TO the city OF Dallas, provided the I'D block
IL ut Tor purposes OF election OF factory
building.
Section ?, That this ordinance 20 into eff
ieCt nom and after its pafspge
Approved November q, 1877,
W. h.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: j, b. HEREFORD, Secretary.
npyOI-tOf
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N'Iss, t4ttfN a. a trNNItJi4 NIr lur. ~
lCIGE AND SUkGLRI.
PRIVATE OFFICE &.RECBPlIOE ROOM
oyERuARRY bros. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
No. $40 Elm ST., Dallas, Texas.

FEMALE DISEASES made speci a
study. The success iul treatment OF scores OF
ladies' IN Dallas and vicinity is sufficient to
commend others afflicted 10 the Fnme trent.
ment. The bdburOus treatment Viih cduSiict
utterly disetyiei.
HWmo IhOids cured in all cases without
the use OF knife, ligsturc, caustic, or clam %,
Al rectal diseases luede n specially.
iAPEWORM5 REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
.hER GUS Dt8E Al fss-Epilepsy. Chorea.
Neuralgia, Carries Of Neftebrae resulting IN
curvature Of spine ard nervous detauss-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured In ri MA.
jOrity Of cases.
Diseases Of the Eye and Eyeilds. o. the Ear
anu Head. Especial attention called g. ga.
SAL CArARRH and its accompanying lrala-
DisedSes OF a c0nfdeuffnl nature treated aud
CURED promptly without injury 10 patient.
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advertise the same a. the merchant or
any legitimate busiuess man. viz. 10 ~
humanity good, aud advance personal inter-
second-Because am not ashamed Of my
profession.
with my fellow-iDan, and have nothing 10
cover mp.
Fourth-Becaufe nave the right as much
es corporation Of doctors, a college, an IN.
Urinary, or Wouid-be-institute, and IL Is no.
body business but my own.
these az distance cen consult By letter
ana receive prompt attention by enoics.
ing s..
OFFICE CONSULTATIONS FREE.
Address Lcck Box iiOs, Dallas, Texas. OF
call personally n 60 Elm street
OfsACE HOURS-DAE AND sfguT.
seplGgily
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The bell'punch system, as apple to
whisky dealers, has paid tax of near.
ly 5000 in Richmond, Virginia, since
the middle Of September
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BEST EVER OFFERED.
Most Attractive Trip Of All.
GRAND EXCURSION
To
G~@lv q s. TON
ANDrO
III SW gORl g an 81
Via galveston.
llCkLIj GOOD FOR lNIllY DAiS

A cheap trip for every oOdy-a princely
visit to the gay aud festive Crescent City, y
delightful tour b the land OF love, poetry
aud romance, and nj this the most delight
full, suspicious aud attractive season OF tAp
yo9r; when The beautilul ana historic city OF
New Orleans the glittering Metro coils and
Queen Uliy OF the houth-ls ut its zenith Of
life, business aud beauty, aud clothed in all
of Its trop cal glory and splendor. And
when Galveston, the beautiful Island City
and Metropolis of 7 Xas, and the pride of
her people, offers her arrest attractions 10
thnEa n gAl.nM ~ - ~ On
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NOTICE.
no own ors OF Hogs
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership existing under tho Arm
name OF Merchant Restaurant IA dissolved
by mutual consent, Charles Wurzburger re-
talnluE session and assuming all debts
and credits OF the old Inn.
CHAHLl.S WI RIBURGER,
ADAM eCHANLG,
DALLAS, TEXAS Nov. rs, 1871. novlI-tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-23

From sherman, TN
and Sherman
From Dallas, and |
and Dal'gs.........
From COrsicaua, a
mond and COrsig
From RrepIQpd AM
and BreInund 90.
From Hcarne, and b
Hearne .........
From Bryan, and bet
and bryan.
From Hampstead M
ton and Hemp,te'
From Houston.......
Children under tue
under four years, frsO.
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TuESnAY. DECEMRER | Ith. l977-

AT O'Clock A. M, n special train whit am
pie ami first class aCcOmm dGtionS,'n eve
Coaches, and an elegant and we'll kept
Reiroshment Coach, will leave sherman,
Texas, on the Houston " Texas Central rail-
way, aud run through to Galveston, making
gOo1 connection ut Galveston with " "
CANS magnificent lins OF ocean steamers,
which connect close at Brnshear CITY with
Morgan railroad one of the finest raj roads
In the south; running from Brashenr Clty to
New Orleans over one OF Tie most beautiful,
fertile and productive sections o: Louisiana.
The features OF greatest interest 10 the ex-
GU sionists along the line of this road are
the beautiful rec and vegetable farms and
extensive sugar plan tatlOns, which lie con-
tiguOus to or on either side of the road all
the way 10 New OrltpuS
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u. l.. COLLINS,

On ticket agents OF II. & 7. G. railway at
houston, Hampstead, Hearne, BTemond,
.vt1 ,s Dallas, eherman, Waco and Aus
Observation-Disclosures 30. Dec2l7s.li
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GRANGER HOUSE.
no. COS 4 SO7 Main Street, Dallas. rs7s,

bsy, ~ nonse IS new and well ysp,i,s,ed
located. i 4, ,s ~ exposure and is centrally
s,,,si ef, who never failed 10 49,, ~
f-rties seeking house ain al 4 -
y, ,ot III. y, o. lone, cannot do tf,,sr
riyIne ~ H,,rsnzer call. Traveller az.
can Ieaeh this house by tSkir,s !, Isiiread
~, , lo' e ears, one block Frufb r.. ~ ~
ne Dest collar e day bouss 4, ~ ~ ~. ~
snle 70 get of the srsei csrs an he s,ss 81.
VA. THO MAJ
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For Sale.

rHEAPEsr HOUSE IN DALLAs-One
X house with four rooms, on Main street,
FOR the lO#,pglce OF S5lU,
one house and lot on Main street, adioln
Ing iohuy :, prizes only sS-5, cash.
nov l5.ulW a. II, SHEPHERD.
ElY W. c. SlcKLES-N,C00 ACRES OF
I'D LAND on long tina. Real Estate
office, No.-ii Main Sheet. ncar pustoiiice up.
tlrs, uH!l1s, Tex as. lut.tf
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FAMN ENR TllE ROuND TRIP.


From Sherman and between Dallas and
SHERMAN ,..,, ,.,.., ..,,...,. ST. ~
From Dallas and between CurslcanA
and Da!lus..."~,,.. -. .,..,.,...,,... D W
From Cursicuna and between BremOnd
and CorSicana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 20
Fio.n Br.mOud, and between Hearne
ana Bremcnd. .,....,..,....,.....,...... 20 %
FROM Hearue ana between Bryan and
liearne. 80; .,.....,....;. -, 10 60
From bryan, and between Hempsttad
and bryan ..,.....:,;........,....'.... IS o.
From Hampstead, aud between HouS-
ton ana Hemls
HroTn Hnugtnu
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MiSeollanooql Want.

EIRsT-CLASS HOAEplNG-At the Bryan
i House, No. u Lamar street, Room, loI
gentleman ana vi e.. uOyll.sW
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.


Four-llno Adv6ril .emenia inserted twice IN
TINS column Cor Twenty-Five Cents
Lost
DOCEETBOOK- uocNelbook containing
j hlty 0dd dollars, ON Friday cvt Ming, No.
lcmber lb'n between the ialr grOuuu and
bnftnh's lane. A suitable reward VIII be
Baid on us return 70 me. =. II, HILL, Duck
Creek Box, Dallas. noy.3dlW
Misunderstanding,
IL OoWs AND BOARU-Two exc ueut
~ rooms with hoard at MIs. SIMPSONS,
corner or Main eni ha,w lpl streets,
BOv.3-dlw
EIRsT-CLAss HoAEpNG-At the Bryan
House, No. T. Lamar street, Room, lol
gentleman ana vie. noyll..w
Miscellaneous Want.
hREssMAVING-Mnss Fnney, having
~ rooms at Mrs, impsOu's residence,
corner Main aud BarWood streets, makes
the cutting and hitting a ladies' dresses a
speciality, hal-!actiOa guaranteed, nuV!hit
DWELLING WAIVED BY DECEMBER |
-Cantai'iug @ or morcI0oms, by a care
iul tenant VINO VIII way in ADVANCE II DC.
sired, Distance from business not in- port
ant. Afford = sOkLEI, 400 Elm street,
no stairs, uOVa-u
" Notwithstanding may be hauded
~ into our business uNlue Up 10 . y. IN,
and into IN composing room III a. m,
'I'o MOVEIURNIrUHE, PIANoS.LOOK.
Z ing Clause, Etc, with care, ana very
cnenp. II. j.. ltREuIER Leave orders at
j. Murphy q th, Lamar ttrset. oct2-im
WANTED - Everybody 20 have theh
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Vented BOARDING.,

II OOMS AND BOARU-TWo exc lleut
~ rooms with hoard at Mls, Simpson Is,
corner Of Main eui Ha.wlqI streets,
HOV.3-dlw
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05
AS OTHERS SEE HIM.

Mr.. Hayes government must al,
most certainly be weak, and can
hardly he good. He is himself a man
OF honorable repute and creditable
adtecedents butdamaged by his COM
plicity in the intrigues that have
raised him to power. He owes every
thing to the worst means used by the
least scrupulous and least respected
leaders of his party-to men like Kel-
logg, Packard, Moses, Chamberlain
in the south, and to the Mortons,
Conklings, Chambers, Buffers, of the
north, of whom every honest republi,
can is ashamed. 1t will be difficult
for him to abandon the first set; but
We may hope that he will not venture
to sustain them in the teeth of public
opinion at the north, of the strong
unanimous feeling of the southern
people, and of the scandalous reyela-
tions which the last two years, and
particularly the discussions on the
presidential election, have produced.
But from the managers and election
GERS, who have long held, and have
now grasped more firmly than ever the
control of party affairs at Washing
ton, and in the north, he can hardly
free himself, He can't shake off the
yoke of the present ministers and ia
vorites Of Grant, to whose. skillful and
utterly INSCRIPTIONS management he
owes his installation. If he were a
strong man like Mr.. Tilden, and more
eminent than any of his immediate
supporters, and if he commanded q
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

WHAT contraction is doing for pro-
'ductive labor in the country now,
may be learned from our manufactu-
rers. A few days ago a gentleman
was in our city who is engaged In
the manufacture of doors, blinds,
sash and house building material, in
Milwaukee, and called upon n of
our firms who is engagedin the same
kind of business in Eaton, and offer
cred to furnish them with these arti-
cles at such figures as astonished
our manufacturer. They inquired
Of the Milwaukee gentleman how he
could afford to sell at such prices?
In reply he asked the question:
"What do you suppose we are paying
our workmen?' The answer was,
"about $1,75 per day." 'No sir, we
are now getting our labor done at an
average of so cents per day, and that
is why we can afford to sell at figures
lower than ever before" This is
the direct effect of contraction, and
yet there are thousands of intelligent
mechanics, farmers and laborers, who
continue to vote for the party whose
policy is bringing them down tc
worse than slavery.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

majority in Congress, he might pos
sibly be able to carry out some of the
reforms imperatively demanded by
political decency and public opinion;
and, having no hope of reelection, he
might prefer his own honor and fame
to the interests of faction. But he
has little personal weight, and he is
without influence in the new Con-
gress. He could effect nothing with
out the assent of the Senate whose
approval is necessary to confirm ev-
cry official appointment, and whose
interests are closely bound with the
present system of corrupt patronage
and official peculation. His party
will have a very narrow majority in
the Senate, liable to fail them at a
critical iuncture, or to be turned into
a minority by two or three accident
al vacancies. In the house the dem
ocrats have a majority almost as mar
row and precarious. To q strong
President, with an u%ndisputed title,
the feebleness Of Congress might give
opportunities Of vigorous %independ-
ent actions. A mar like Mr.. Hayes,
conscious of a defective title and de-
void Unpopular support, will be all the
weaker because he can find nc
strength in either branch of the Leg
islature. Happily, the zeal admins
t~ration of public bushes, the protec'
lection of life and property, and that
Legislation which is necessary to the
practical welfare of the people, is in
the hands of the States.-LondoT
Standard.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

LET not our readers be deceived
by the delusive promises of the
bonded nristocracy, that better times
and a "Revival of business" is to
follow the Inauguration of HAYES.
Times are hard and growing worse.
We are not yet to hard-pan, but have
a long and rugged road to travel be-
fore reaching specie payment. The
bondholding shylocks have not yet
taken their pound of flesh. Wages
will still go lower and all the pro-
ducts of labor, while the bonded in
debtedness of the government and
the mortgage Indebtedness of the
people are correspondingly increas-
ed, with every turn of the wheel that
is crushing the people into the dust.
The burden of taxes is increased
upon those having property, by eve
ry bankrupt who is dropped from
the list. If the government and The
people we're free from debt, it would
matter but little as to what basis
upon which prices and values may
be adjusted. But with the curtailed
facilities of the people with which tc
paw. and the decrease in the number
of persons subject to taXation,-with
the indebtedness both individual and
national remaining unreduced-with
the rates of interest increased-witf
every curtailment of the volume o.
the currency, let him who dares con
t~rovert the proposition that we are
on the verge of impending bankrupt
CIV and universal ruin. We, there
fore, advise our readers who are moi
already bankrupt, to economic in al
directions. If you are in debt, has
ten to get out, V e if it become!
necessary to sacrifice property ant
the comforts of life to do it. If you.
property must be sold at a sacrifice
it will still go lower if you hold it
If the interest you have been obliged
to pay has been a grievous burden il
the past, it will become a greater il
the future, to crush you to the earth
! This may not be a cheerful pictur
for you to contemplate, but it is bet
ter to know the truth and be prepar
ed for the worst, than to be deceivet
by the delusive promises Of bette
times, and at last when powerless t.
prevent it, be driven into bankruptc,,
by the Sheriff, the tax-gatherer AM
the money lender.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

When "Gen'r' NEAL promised sew
eral of his friends that if they would
let him remain in the P. o. during
Gen. Grants second administration,
he would vacate at its close, he of
course meant what he said. We
have been and shall continue to wait
with patience to hear of his resigna-
ton. The applicants who are also
waiting, say it comes slow, but will
come surely, for our P. M. is too
much of a gentleman to 60 back on
his word, The. delegation who went
to the Inauguration expected it long
ago. Have patience, gentlemen, let
the Judge get the mail distributed
before he goes.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

What Hayes announced as the pol
icy of self-government for the South
as well as the North, it seems now
was only from the teeth out. Less
than three weeks has shown that he
will back down at the bidding of his
keepers. And in order to throw
dust in the eyes of the people, aCom-
mission has been invented, or copied.
Whether it will take just eight to
seven to work the machine makes
but little odds. One thing seems
clear, hat the worst council will
prevail; Chamberlain and Packard
and the whole brood of carpet-bag
gers to be cast off now. The said
carpet-baggers and s~callawags have
been too useful in the past to be
discarded now.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

Mr. Hayes Cabinet is spoken of
by the Mansfield Ohio Liberal, Judge
Brinkeroff's paper as having been
constituted in absolute defiance of
the scriptural injunctions of both
the old dispensation and the new,
which declare:
"Thou shalt not pillow with an OK
and an ass together"
"Thou shalt not wear a garment
of divers sort, or of wooden and linen
together"
"Thou shalt not SOW thy vineyard
with divers seeds. lest the fruit O
the seed which thou hast sown, and
the fruit of the vineyard be defled.'
"No man putteth a piece of new
cloth into an old garment; for that
which is put in to fill it up takett
from the garment, and the rent il
made worse"
"Neither do men put new wine
into old bottles, else the bottles
break, and the wine runneth out
and the bottles perish"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-04-05

CARL ScHURz voted with the rest
of the Cabinet for a Commission and
a dilatory policy in regard to Louisi-
ana affairs. Two or three years ago
the Flying Dutchman was able to
make up his mind on the state of the
South without the help of any Com
mission. In 1874 he said:
"The thieves control the negroes,
and have been arrayed against the
whites. The negroes are under the
influence Of the most villainous
scoundrels that were ever allowed to
disgrace a great and noble country.
The Republican party is responsible
for the present condition of the South.
l will not be a Republican to deliver
the Southern people over to the worst
set of scoundrels that ever obtained
political power"