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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Gnr 4ur,en meloete i'd aug Cascade,
ben Cob pom Maria &urt aus grautem,
bic mad LANCER Rranfbeit bsn @eiif in Die
SGnbe bes Sd0pfer's ausbau6te. Sbr
Stiefuater, Serr Sobu 3. Coulter, uno
Die Wtutter lliien allen benieuieen, wel9e
Die seliebte Sp9ier pdbrenb ibrer Rrant:
belt beiudten uuo ibr bas Ieste 9sleit ga.
ben, ibren berlIi4en Oant ausipreden.
5. y. ID.
Gs iiBrn nisirn @inter ;wei 9ursmburs
ger i'm Sauie Der Minneiota 9egislatur /:
8ster @einant pou 9eunepin Co., Der aud
lesten Winter @eiesmader ma unb Setter
Bartbel pom Gbasta, Garner 60. Serr
Bertrand bat peripro9en, mo mSsli9 ndbes
re austunit iibsr Iesteren 81 seben.
gSic uns S.. Neb aus glppIston, 8isc.,
mittbsilt, 1T Serr Srancois Stsffen, Der In
Ter @isconiin 9esislatur als &epriisntant
pom Sutasamie So. iist, tein 9ursmburssr.
Der einSige 9lremburser, Der in iensm
Gountp elm 6fientli6es Nmt betleioet, lit
ST.. Ni9. arenbt, Der StraBsnaufieber 1T.
Sir Grlrbniic zines 9anbsmann's iber
feline q%usuanpernna aus Sllinois uno feline
giapanbsruns in Nsbrasta, i1ilbert ms
berisIbe wie folst: SD fubr NIT msinem
Wasen aus Saiuois uno bate bios $37.lO
in Der Gai9e. gs uaren ~unierer fiinf in
Der Samilie ; swei Der Rinber batten Yes
fannie idou per giienbabn mitssnommsn,
bic iih in Der neuen NnIieoIunQ bereitS
0anb gstaaft batten (; msin Sinslter mar
felt Der grnbte bier seblieben. Sin 0urem:
burger bate mir ueripro9en Wsi;en fiir's
Broo bis nd9ite @rnote su leiben |; aber er
belt ni5t Wort uno Naes, mas er mir
that, wa,, baB er mir 100 Yfunb Wtebl
Iisb. Nun fonnen Sic ii9 bsnten, ME es
mir gu Mutb mar. a5t gum Ghen, tein
@eIb unb babel in elmer neuen @essno.
Nber Soft iei's gebantt! BIS biebin iit's
nod gut %9esansen. 6rembe 9eute baben
mir bur9ssboIfen unb NIT Der Soffnuus
auf Soft oente i'd, fommen mir bur9, bis
mir ieIber etpas seSosen babeH. Sd babe
So older semietbet, bauon weroen 70 older
in @sisen aeidt, 10 older nit &oru unb 9
sldsr nit RartoifeIn bspfanst unb 8 nit
6afer bsitelt.
Serr Bernard S6rueoer aus Neu
Oregon, i'm Staate Nep Yort, bittet uus
bas 6olsenSe ben Setbeilisten sur Rsnnt'
nib gu brinsen. mas mir serne benz alter
@renabisr ~ @sfaIsn tbun:
Su Der y@a,ette" babe i5 ben Rumer
Don Mi9el 9anten ~sefunben. 8i'
bsibs babsn in BeIsisn ais @rsuaoisre Be
bsrislbeu Gompasnie %seitanbsn. 9aier
sic i'm bies wthen, bamit er mir i5reibt
sr 1T in @iIbertspiue, 8Iadbawt &c.. Sa
Damn 1T ba Yster Gaui6 pon @roBbouS,
AUDI BON ibm mO4ts i'd bOren; CT MAJ
S9ulmeiiter bier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
YerionaI Wotisen.
Nerbeiratbet.

Cine bpppsIts Ssiratb wurbe gu Sale,
bonia, Minn., in Der ct. Seterstiy5e
bur5 ben bo5w. Sfarrer 9arl &oebsrl
wdbrsnb zines So9amtes einseissnst.
Ssrr Wi9eI S6mit, sebirtis aus
Sbsrsiienbad, nit 6rduIsin 6 atbarina
Seres, ssborsn in 9oulton Co., Minn.
pom luremb. @lteru unb Serr Sobaur
3erss, ssboren in @idbOrf, NIT ~ a
eims ct ssbirtis aus Sanbwsiler.
Mm 10. Ssbruar wurSen in Der Waric
SimmslfabrtStir9e In ct. Saul setraut
6srr Setter 9ed nit Grdulein M aris
@erIa4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Oi0cee Dubuque.
0nrreiponhcn,.)
@iIberts pile, 9ladbawt 60, Soma

@ilberts pile, YIadbapt 60, Soma.
Seit einisen Woden bat @ilbertspiue
burd bic wobltbdtise @einnuns Der opfsrs
wiuissn ct. Marisa @smsinbe cine i9Sne
3ier6s srbaltsn; es lit bies Der nsue i'm
goth. Stple aussefibrte 9O9aItar IN Der
ct. Marien Stride. Oerielbe 1T 81 Sub
bod unb IL Sus brett. Sn Der Mitte iiber
benz rsiduersolbeten Tabernatel erbebt fi9
cine ibsrbatte Nii9e nit 6ialen, RroRen
uno 6rabben auf bas rsi6lte p~ersiert; Su
beiben Ssiten berielben iteben auf Der Yre'
brela Swei iiber Sd seiteate @usbauten,
bic elm nit 3innsn unb tburmartisem Iufs
ias bstrSnter Balbadin bedt. Die Giidens
rdume linb fiir cine RreuSisunsssruppe be-
itimmt. Oas sanse Wert, wel4es wobl
zines Der beiten i'm fernen Weiten Su iein
ideint. 1T nit Defenders reid uersolbeter
Omamentit sesiert, bic in ibrer %ianiten
mauisfaltiseu Sarbenpradt barmonirt, unb
benz @anSen einen wabrbaft tirdli9en
Gbarattsr perleibt.
Oie Sirma Gutenberg, @ost 81 So. iinb
bic grbausr bes senannten Iltars, bic Elm
sutes @srt, bas lie isbr empfteblt, selisfert
baben. g4ue bo9w. @eitIidea, wslde
bisber ben @Itar seiebsn baben, ipre4en
fi4 iebr l%obenswertb barber aus.
Reb. Subannes Nemmers.
DtSesie ct. YauI.
9Die ums 6err y. &toes aus Nsw Him
mittbeilt, bat bic bortise @emeinbe am 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Girdli9e Atuigkfitsu.
Snlanb.

ub
Mm 26. Jrbruar feierte Der bo@u'ite
GrsbiiAof Sobann Saptiit Yurcea ieinen
rs. @eburtstas. Ser sreiie Yrdlat 1T
anssa9tet ieiner boben Sabre uno ieines
i6wsren Nmtes nod iebr riiitis, unb bofien
mir, baB bieier frobe Gag nod oft wiebers
tebren m5se. Der bo9m'ite Gr3bii4Of
wurbe an 26. 6ebruar 1900 in Wtalow,
Srlanb, seboren, AM 81. Wat 1925 IN
Baris gum Brieiter sepeibt, am Is. Oct.
1888 sum Sii9of BON Cincinnati unb am
Is. Suli 1850 gum Gr3bii5of %promouirt.
Wir rufen benz seIiebten Oberbirten elm
berbli9es multus amos 3u.
Serr glberi6 Scn,iser, Der betannte
tatbolii9e Budbdnbler, uno SerIeser uon
Sir c%innati, Nep Dort uno giniiebeIn,
itarb Sonntas ben II. 6eb. in Nsw 0ort.
Serr Bensissr bate ii9 Dor etwa 10. Wo'
natsn mad garopa beseben, mo CT 9eiIuns
pon einsm Sersleiben su finbeu bottle.
9ie Sebniutt mad ieiner In New Yort
wobnenben 6amilie trisb i'm mad amerita
yHrid. II. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
@roR ut.

6err Srrbiuano 6auf, Doctor Der
&e9tswiiieni9aft, @eridtsidrsiber beim
Sriebensseri9te bes Igantons Sid an Der
alSette, lit gum Sriebensri5ter bes Cans
tons @apeuen, in griesuns bes mad Meri9
ueriesten 9rn. Serrisss erxannt woroen.
9Bie bic r9ursmburser 3eituns~ bort,
fnb Die 6errn GOiter uno Gbtry, Saupts
leute beim luremb. Sdger Battalion in
Rubeitanb perieet uorben. @ritsrem warb
Der Character aIs Waior uerlieben.
Sur Geburtsieier tss SSnis's @ro6s
ber5o9s wuroe am 10. 5ebruar bas iibIide
Geoeum seiunseu unb in 2ursmburs bic
Sarabe abssbaIten.
6agrn, 2 6ebr., etrpa sesen 2 llbr am
beutigen Na4mittase i1lusen 6Iammen
II benz aus 5ol; erbauten uub nit Strob
seosGten Sduppen bes S9uitsrs areno
g. Die anifoBenbe Stauuus iopie bas
Saduert bes Wobnbauies ltanoen poIfdns
big in Srano, bsuor Siilfe CUR Sanb mar.
Steb uno WObel ~tonuteu serettst werben.
u. erIeioet einen Se,luit uon 400 ST. u.
itebt BET Der @eieui9aft vIa Y~atsrnele"
afecurirt.
Seit Dem l.. Sanuar B. 5. 1T cine g5rie
Der Stiftuns appert erIebist. Seperbsr
UNI bic S6rie mile ibre 9eiute an &es
sierunssratb Miiuenburf %seIansen Iaiisu.
Die 50. 9enarbt, Yrdfbent bss gss
jtrtsSeridtes ju 9uremburg, Geters, Yros
feior am Seminar, unb @ruber, Soitcens
%troIsur, inb gu MitsIisbera Der gsrpals
tunsscommiiiion Der @efSnsnife unb bes
gsttIerbspots gu 0ursmburg ernannt wors
ben, urb lit Sr. 9bome, Sberseri9tsratb,
gum Yrdiibenten beiaster Gommiiiion bss
rufen woroen.
Die So. Stsbres, gbrsnsO Director Ses
Srossurnaiums gu Oiettr9, Si6teberer,
&aufmann unb Oeputirte, unb Sartmann,
gesirtsinseniear, iinb gu WitsIiebern Der
SerwaItuuss Gommiiiion Der @~efdnsnilIe
;u Oiefir9 eruannt worben.
BON ben 759 Shiilcrn, bic Sas gltbes
ndum in 9uremburg beiu6en, wobnen PIT
i'm gonpicte. @ie ss i5sint, 1T bieie 4ns
italt ben luremb. 2iberaIen au3 sia Dorm
i'm Iuse.
Su 9nrrmbnrg s~riiiirt cine grubers
idaft, pel9e ii9 bic IusitattuAs arnter
6irden uno &apellsn nit ben nStbissn
Nltarserdtbsn II. Yaramenten CUR Iufsabe
ssmaat bat. SIM Sabre 1879 sesuinbst,
bat bieie Sruberi9aft i9on 3 4usiisluns
gen su benz Swsd beitimmtsr @~sssnitGnbe
sebaItsu. Die lsste fanb am 7. uub 8.
Sanuar i'm Sii9ofsbofs itatt unb ssists
folseube 9esenitdnbe, bic 5 armen 6ir5en
Der 0iSceis sei9entt purSsn: IL Gaisln,
20 Stolsn, 40 Corporation, 8 Halisn, 5
Nltartii9er, 4 Gommuniontii1sr, 10 6anbs
tii5sr, 2 ReI9e, l Wonitrans, 4 Selses
fdBe, 8 gapieln, IL ganontafeln, 8 Gbors
tappen, 5 Surien, 6 2eu9ter, 2 S9uIters
peIa, 4 2auabo, Is Yurifieutorieu, 2 Rod;
lein, 4 WeBtdnn1en, 8 lmicte, / 2ampe,
2 Rrantsnppris, 8 ginsula, l Giborium.
Sn Der turssn Seit wurban ni9t meniser
ais II Rtr9en beidsnt.. Die SruSers
idaft ma4t nod INNER quite Sorti5ritts.
gu S6eibcl srleste Der BripatfSriter
u. Oraut I'M 2. Sebsuar cine @ilbiau
BON $50 Yfunb unb gu Wi5eIau battsn bic
b~ortisen Sdser elm sbeniosroBes @lit.
Ssrr Sraielsr erle9te eiuen Sber, Der feline
II Sentner ma9te. Oas @isb mus bod
iebr bdufs in Der @esenb fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Sebruar benz Seelenamte fir ben 3. Tate,
Yapit pius TX. duBerft fleibis betsewobnt
Die &ir9e mar wiirois NIT Grauerfabner
ausseidmift. l1nb mad benz Nequiem
belt &ep. Gbore cine riibrenbe 2eidenpre:
bist. Die pier Yereine Der @emeinbe, ber
Mdnner Yerein, Der Srauenuerein, Der
Sunsfrauen Serein unb bann ber Sung9e;
feIenuerein waren uou3dblis ale init ibren
4us,ei9nunsen eri1ienen unb bic Rir9e
mar 3u tlein. N9t Gage lang wurOen
breimal bes Cages bur9 bic bret @loden
bic Grausr UNI ben Cob bes 3. Saters per:
tinbet. go feierte Rem l1lm, tn benz feline
Rirde unb feline &upsus erri9tet werben
ioate, ben Cob ieines seIie6ten Sberbirten.
0i0esie Gbicaso.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, %. Sebr.-
Serr %. @onner!-Qesten Oienitag, ben
26. 5ebr., fano III &oie Sia BET Chicago,
gum Beiten bes Waiienbauies elm 6inbers
feit itatt, weldes elm GROCER grfols ses
nannt werben mug. Oas pradtuoas 8et:
ter lodte gar uisle Stdbter btnaus, uno Der
Wittasssus Der Chicago Nortb ; Welterns
8abn tonnte taum all bic Sreunbe Der Ins
italt aufnebmen. Die bodw. @eifli9teit
@bicago's uno Der umseseno mar ebenfals
fart pertreten.
Die ebru. S9wei1ern unter 2eituns Der
S6erin 5pacistba, unterifist BON mebres
rem Oamen Der Stabt, batten aue m0slis
den MabreseIn setrofen, iold 3ablrei4en
Beiud gu empfansen.
Oas 6elf beitano aus bramatii9sn Vors
ifelunsen, tn msl9en bios Waiientinter
auftraten unb oas beionbers nit sutem grr
folSe in vGquilina". Oarna4 fanb bic
auslooiuns e.ner soIbenen Oamenubr unb
ueri9ieoener anberer @egenitdnbe itatt.
9esenudrtis b%efinoen i9 100 climber in
oteier Wfu lteranltalt uno wirb Der GrlSs
bieies Jeites semiB ben armen &leinen
man3e 6reuoe unb 4nnsbmli6feit bereiten,
Die ionlt bdtten unterbleiben mil fen. u. 2.
apoftoIii9es Sitariat st. GIoub.
GtmaB eincm s6reibcn aus Der a6tei
ct. 0ubwis am See lit bort Der iunse
@bief Der Gbipperpa's wieber ms college
gu ct. Soiepb, Stearns So, MinnsiOta,
einsetreten. Oerislbe bat bic Initalt be.
reits in 1868 u. 1869 beiudt, Iernte bort
gnsliid u. Oeutid, b. er beute nod Ipre.
den, lelen unS i1reibeu tann. Der Sei1rei;
buns mad lit Der iunse Gbief etua 5 6uB
9 3ol bod, breilidulteris unb wobIsebaut.
Sein gstrasen 1T rubis uno frisoIi6 bod
serei,t, tritt bic wilos Natur nod bsruor.
SIM @eiibt trdst er mebrere S9marren,
Die er i'm Sample nit feinoliden Snoianern
bauonsetrasen. Ra9 Souenbung ieiner
Silruns tritt ct Die 9erri9aft aber ieinen
Stamm on.
gnslenb.
Die fatbnlii6e 9israr6ie. - @emdB
benz pdpitli4sn Sabrbu9e pro 1878 5dbIt
bic fatbolii6e Sierardie 1l45 Gitel, mo-
uon bios l04 pacant linb.
Die pirtIid bsiesten GiteI, lO44 an i3ubI
iinb folsenoe:
Su6urbicarii9e Sis......e..... 6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
6efprben.

gu QIstnsen am "a. San. B.. 8.
an Der 9unssnentjinouns Nt9oIas
. i'm mer, seboren gu Spren am 10.
Iusuit 1908. Oerielbe btntsrIdBt eine
trauernbs Satin nebit 6 &inbsrn, wopon
bic orei foIsenbsn in 9Imertta iinb: q.
DINNER in Gan Srancisco, Gal; g.
DINNER in Sberrils Wount, Soma, uns
Gatb. 5offmann, seb. DINNER. IN Council
Bluff, Soma. Sin grubsr bes Oabinsez
i9ieoenen wobnt in Soleoo, Ohio. II. I.P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

am %. 6ebruar wurbe Serr gbris
titan Wuno BON guanifon, nit ~uuierer
9anbsmdnntn, Srdul. Gatbartna
8ris, BON &Oie 9iu, 3d., bur9 ben
bo9w. Efarrer Rieoerberssr abort pers
mdbIt.-gieI Slid unb Sesen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Saloi9lt plro man noh gu ben porbes
nannten nod bic neu c~reirtsn a9t Yii9oiss
fife fir S9ottIanb bin;ufiseu miilsn,
udmlid:
5itsl. Same sss 1itulars. &sIesn,.
ct. ansreas a~aroinal Sppars Geinburs.
@lasgorp NIgr. Gyre 0lascpp.
Abtrbssn NIsr. Waeppnals @beresen.
Galloway Wtsr. StIainp Dumiriers.
I I.Is Va s,s Saa. wlsr. ysterlsn punsss.
Wpray. &od IT,. P. &sSsmpt. morr.a
ealibneh. Douglas "
@rsYl u. Ssbrt. (P. galsn'in in a..
ben 9btsbeln ~
p. Spfbart, aus 9. Sebann
Hutber9ttn BEN Sr,en Der GLASGOW.
@baritaS.
Gin Wurt S9iaers iibsr bic YGpfe.
yWfax fab 8atier unb R6niss, erIeu6tete
Staatsmdnner unb u~nbeuslame &rieaer,
i'm Orange Der llmifdnbe &e9te aufopfern,
@runbidSen untreu werben unb Der Notbs
wenbisteit wei9eu; 10 etwas besesnste
isIten sinsm Yapite. gu9 wenn er i'm
glsnb umbsrirrte, in Stalisn teinen SuB
brett 9anbes, teine inn boIbe Seele beiaB
unb BON Der 8armbsr,isteit Der Sremblinse
lebts, belt sr itanbbaft an ben Vorre6ten
isinss Stublss unb Der Rirde. Wenn
iebe anbsre poIitii1e @emeiui9aft bur9
bic psriSnIi9sn Gisenidsftsn bsrsr, wsIden
ibre SsruaItuns abertrasen 1T, su sspiGen
3siten stwas selitten bat unb leibst, 10 mar
bies taum ismals Der Sau bel Der Stride
uub ihrem Sberbawte. 60 uualeih ih
aud bic Ydpite in Temperament, Oentart
unb 6dbisteit iein mO4ten, 10 itanobaft,
slsi5iOrmis, 10 unuerdnbsrIi9 MAI lire
BoIitit. Sbre 6dbistsit, ibr Gsmpsra:
msnt, ibre Oentart i9ien in ibr Mmt gar
uidt einsufieBen; ibre YeriSnIi9teit,
mSbte man iaSen, usrhoB in ibrer Wirbs
unb bic 9sibsni9aft erloi9 untsr Der brei.
fadsn RrOne. Sbsleid nit ixbsm bin'
idsibenben Yapae bic 8etts Der IbrOufols'
abriB unb nit isb.m ueuen papife wieoe,
frii9 sstnipft wuree : obslsid tsin Gbror
in Der Welt 10 oft ieinen 9errn uerdnberte
70 itirmii4 beiett anb 10 ftarmii4 psrIai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
SusembMrsisch
@creini8te Staaten.

Sir Germ SepbDrin 8ieoer :
geitrdse gum llntsrbalt Der @aiienanfal
ten II. 8. 6rdu Don Sion in Seruialem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Suiammen 1O44
Inter benz 9Iorrei&en Yontiitate Bius
TX. wuroe bic tatb. 6ierartie UNI els Gis
tel pernebrt, udmli9:
Siidoifise bic gu Metropoliissn
umSewanbelt wurbeu ....... "a
Geu creirte MfetropolitanRse. -. 5
Heu creirte SiidofSiise. ...... 1872
VtIdofSfise nullius dioeceseos... 8
Neu creirte apoit. OeIesatioueu.. 8
Neu c~reirte apoif. Sitariate. ..... 3s
0eu c~reirte upoit. Yrdfettursn.. 10
2l5
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-03-08

IF you are gaining q little every
day be content. Are your expen-
ses less than your income so that,
though it be q little, you are con-
stsntly accommodating and growing
richer every day2 Be content; so
far ss concerns money, you are do
ing well. Are you gaining knowl.
edge every day? Though il be
little by little, the aggregate of the
accumulation, where no day is al
lowed 10 pass without adding some
thing to the stock, will be surpris-
ing to yourself. Solomon did not
become the 'wisest man in the
world In one minute. Little by lit
tle-never emitting to learn some
thing, even for a single day-always
reading, always studying a little be-
tween the time of rising up in the
morning and lying down at night
this is the way to accumulate a full
storehouse of knowledge. Finally.
are you daily improving in charac-
ter? Be not discouraged because il
Is little by little. The best men fall
far short of what they themselves
would wish to be. 1t is something,
it is much, it you keep good reso-
lutions better to-day than you did
yesterday, better this week than
you did last, better this year than
you did last year. Strive to be per-
feet. but do not become doWnheart-
ed so long as you are approaching
nearer and nearer to the high stand
ard at which you aim. Little by
little, knowledge is gained ; little
by little, character and reputation
are achieved,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-03-08

bonds OF this government are ever paid
they Will be paid by the labor OF the
country, and not by its capital. They
are exempt from taxation and bear none
Of the burdens OF soci ty.
The allieuce between the West and the
South upon all matters affecting their
material welfare hereafter Is luevits BILE.
Their interests are mutual and identical,
With the removal Of the causes Of polti-
cal die sension that have so long separated
them. they must coalesce, and united they
will be inviDeible. The Valleys of the
Mississippi and Missouri, with their trib-
utartes. form an empire that must have q
homogeneous population and common
destiny from the Yellowstone to the
Gulf. These great communities have
been alienated by factions that have es
tranged them only to prey upon them and
maintain political supremacy by their
separation. Unfriendly legislation has
imposed intoieFable burdens upon their
energies; invidious Determinations have
been made against their products; m
just tariffs have depressed their Indus
tries. While vast appropriations have
been made to protect the harbors of the
Atlantic, and to erect Oeacons upon every
Gro wing headlsnd to warn the mariner
with silent sdmonition from the "mer.
chant-marri1g rocks" the Mississippi
was left choked with its drifting sands
till the daring genius OF EAds undertook
the gigantic labor of compelling the great
stream TO dredge Its own channel to the
sea The opening of this avenue of
commerce marks the epoch of the emau-
cipaticn of the West aud South from their
bondage to the capital of the East. In
asking the passage of this bill they are
a>king less than they will ever ask again
When l reflect upon the burdens they
have borne, the wrongs they have suffer
ed, am astonished at their moderation.
(ADDlauSe.l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-03-08

EMIGRATION WEsT.-The Inter
Ocean remarks that the prospect is
for larger Western emigration this
year than ever before in the history
of the country. Last week over l.
200 persons arrived in Atchison, and
in one day twenty-seven car loads
are reported as having arrived at
Topeka to look at the clay of the
land" Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska
and Texas may all reasonably ex.
pect large additions to their popu-
lation, and of good class of set
tiers. There is room for more. I'm
less we mistake the indications there
are brighter prospects for the West
than for many years.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-03-08
A PertIneas Paragraph.


From late number of the Troy
Chief We clip the appended extract.
The extract contains much solid
truth, and all suited for general APP
plication. The Chief says:
It IL the universal experience,
concerning public officers, that the
more labor and responsibility they
are charged with, and the less pay
they receive for IL, the more thank
less is their position. There is no
end to fAult-finding, and growing,
and cursing At the expense of such
persons. While they are giving
their best endeaVors to subserve the
public interest, there is always q set
OF men, generally irresponsible and
interruptions, who keep up q con-
etant ch0rus against the acts of the
officials, charging them with neg
lect, extravaganza, and even cor
ruption, for the sake OF keeping
themselves in public view by their
clap-tFap, and earning cheap rep
utakion for Waichfnlness over the
public good. And it will inyaria-
bly, be found, that the men who nav
AOS-AAA8 Wv ol4 0OoaAuk gu0 DuUllC
expense, are the most exactinQ In
having their interests protected, and
howl the loudest about the extrava-
gAnce of officials. Members OF q
school board, who receive nothing
for their service, are subjected 70
more censure aud abuse than the
Presidezt OF the United States
ought TO submit to. Boards OF
county commissioners, who have q
load o. labor and responsibility up-
on their shoulders, are marks foE
everybody 20 curse at. They are
Cursed for everything that goes
wrong, for everything that does NOT
20 sc All, and receive no credit foI
tho good they do-thAt ie, from the
large army Of cheap shysEers and
fa1lt-GndeF1.
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itics, is likely to haYe half 8 doz-
en- financial revolutions, and praeti-
cally the bonds must be paid in gold.
1.-THE silver act does not work favor
ably, some new plan will be taken
up.
3. If these conclusions are correct,
the only real effect of the silver
measure will be on the minds OF
those who really believe it will start
up business and make times lively.
So far IS these persons act on this
belief it may. 1t seems that Ewing.
who is the most earnest of the silver
workers, doesn't believe much III
the present silver act, and he il
right. He has sense enough to see
hat the silver millennium is so limit
ed in its practical extent that il can
do little as q practical business
measure.
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Resumption Act would bring it. If
the banks, in spite of the contraction
of greenbacks, should venture to in
crease their circulation, this would
also be gall and NORWOOD to the
great statesmen who created the
Silver Bill, and whose next aim is
to abolish bank notes. 1t would be
quite entertaining if their boomer
ang legislation should bring resump-
ton within six months. aud substi-
tuition of bank notes for legal tend
ers at the rate of $l2,000.0 900 q month
for year or two thereafter.
Will it be said that F'this Is outra-
geons; the SecI etary will not dare
do such thing" If the bill passes
there is but one other thing that he
can do. He wilt be forced to pay
out the silver in place of legal tend
ers, or to hide it away in the Treas
ury.
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FRIDAY, MARCH /.

E. D, Mansfield, the veteran OBJ
server of the Cincinnati Gazette,
sums up his views Of the silver bill
as folloWs:
Let rs now sum up the probable
results of the silver act, and the sit
uation Of business;
/. From the comparatively small
amount of silver which can be got
out in year or two. and the small
number Of those who can avail
themselves Of il to pay debts, there
will probably be but little effect on
the general amount and value of
currency.
2. The creditors Of the govern.
ment will be for the moment alarm.
ed, and some bonds will be sent
back for sale in this country, bat this
will be momentary. twill be soon
seen that bonds which have saveral
years 20 ran are not practically ne
Tested by such . measure, and thas
before the time Of payment comes,
this eouatfE, with lts merepriaf pol
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The Cabinet did net agree on the
silver bill. Secretary Sherman
thought the President must veto ii
to be conslstent, but that it was q
harmless bill so far as the specie re-
sumption policy was concerned.
Sec. EVarts wanted it to pass so as
to settle agitation. Sec. McCrary
thought the President should veto
1t, to be consistent, but wanted it
passed anyway, because he thought
1t was right. Sec. Thompson favor
ed the Bland bill without the SEN
ate amendments. Postmaster Gen.
Key favored the bill with the
amendments.