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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
THE NEW PARTY-oUR DANGER

1t is apparent that the new party
is increasing its strength daily, and
will we fear be productive of harm
to the National Democracy 1t is
more than probable that it will hurt
the Republican party at the North
and West much more than it will the
Democratic party. But the danger
chiefly apprehended is, that it may
sow the seeds of discord into the
hitherto solid South. To carry the
next Presidential election against the
Republican party, it is essential that
every Southern State be in the Dem
ocratic line. Not only must there
be no electoral vote cast against the
Democracy in the South, but there
must be solid Democratic vote by
States in congress. If there be three
candidates for President in 1880, it
is more than probable that the cleo
ton will be thrown into the house of
representatives, when the vote of the
State of Oregon, with her one mem
Der of congress, will be equal to the
vote of New York with her thirty
three members. In that event, we
must not lose single Southern State
1t is of the first Importance that
Southern Democrats present a COM
pact organization. Let Republicans
and Nationals cut up and divide their
forces, but Democrats must be uni~
ted. We have now got both houses
of congress, and the Presidency
reaches out to us with supplicating
hands. 1t would be an act as un>
graceful as it would be unnatural if
the Democratic party, after seven
teen years of Punishment from the
chief offices Of the government,
should, now, when they are in reach,
relegate them with all their power
and usefulness to the corrupt party
that has so long disgraced and dis
honored them.
Any man who seeks to divide the
Democratic party at this time, by
an issue such as the Greenback par>
ty presents, is no true Democrat and
no we'll wisher Of his country's pros
perity
Congressman Foster of Ohio, one
of Mr.. Hayes strongest friends, was
asked if he thought the Republicans
had any chance to get the next
house Of representatives. He re-
piled, 'Oh, yes. We hope to gain a
member in New Hampshire, one in
Massachusetts, one in Connecticut.
three in New York, two in Pennsyl-
vania, one or two in Illinois, and one
in Colorado. We shall lose five or
six in Ohio, and possibly one or two
in Indiana. In the South we expect
to do better than was thought posi-
bic while ago. We shall elect two
members in South Carolina and
think two in Louisiana. Both Wells
and Anderson expect to win. The
independent movements threaten the
! Democrats with loss of members in
Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina
and Arkansas, and the Nationals are
making inroads on them in Missouri.
If Independents are elected in the
South their hostility to the Demo-
Gratis will naturally incline them to
cooperate with US in organizing the
house. "-[Speer's Old Capital.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
INCONSISTENT.

We learn that Parson FELTON,, in
his speech at Sugar Valley last week,
paid Col. Dabney a glowing eulo,
gium-said he was one of the purest
men 10 the District that his gar
ments were spotless from the con-
Examinations of The Bullock thieves
but not 50 with Judge Lsster-he
was cheek by jowP with these fel~
lows. What contemplate demagog-
uery in this yea, it is down right
hypocrisy of the worst sort, for when
Col. Dabney was bis opponent moth,
ing was too severe for FELTON, to say
about this pure man and his party.
But Col. Dabney is not a candidate,
and he is a marvelously incorrupti-
bic man now. Just so when Col.
Trammell was his opponent. He
was very bad man when candi-
date, but when he retired from the
contest he was capital fellow-noth-
ing wrong about him-private and
political character all .i3ht. And
Judge Les.er-he was pure man.
before he offered for Congress but
now, poor fellow, he is the worst man
to be found anywhere. Now, the
question is, will the honest, fair minds
ed men of the 'Old Seventh vote for
a man who is such au adept at blows
ing shot and cold'-who can traduce
a man at one time and praise him at
another ? We cannot, we will not,
think SO. Dalton Citizen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

There never was period which
demagogues did not tell the people
they were suffering from hard times,
and when they did. not promise a
millennium if put into the offices
they sought.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

The worst fraud that can be pra,>
ticed ina free government is cheat,
ing at elections. 1t nullifes the
popular will, brings the suffrage in
to contempt, and makes good men
shun public affairs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

THE Toledo Blade says that the
story of the abduction Of lady, on
the plea that she was insane, from
the New York Cent? al Railraid train,
by two men, who outraged her, is
certainly true, and known to be SO
by certain of the railroad employees.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

WHY don't DR.. FELTON, state frank
ly how he stands on the greenback
and bond question ? Is the $50, 600
he has drawn from the U. 5. Treas
ury for salary, &C., invested in nom
taxable government bonds 9--Dalto'1
Gitizpn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Reading maketh Pullman con-
fidence a ready man; Ft'is,ofies
makes men wise poets, witty ; the
mathematics, subtle natural philost
opby, deep; moral, grave; logic
and rhetoric, able to conterd.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

There is no widow so utterly wid>
owed in her circumstances as she
who has a drunken husband no orr
phan so destitute as he who has a
drunken father.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

A man should be virtuous for his
own sake, though nobody were to
know it; as he would be clean for
his own sake, though nobody were
to see him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Those who outhve their incomes
by splendor in dress or equippage
are we'll said to resemble town on
fire (Which shines by that which
destroys it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Anxiety is the poison oflife, the
parent of many sins and more mis-
cries. Why, then, allow it, when
we know that all the future is guild
ed bv q Fathers hand
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Wise men are instructed by reas>
on men of less understanding, by
experience the most ignorant, by
necessity, and beasts by nature.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Great errors are often connected
with elevated sentiments, but in or
der to understand this we must our,
selves possess greatness Of soul.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

A writer says that when a swim
mer gets the cramp, he should turn
his toes toward the knee Another
good way is to turn your toes to
ward the middle of the pond, and
paw for the nearest dry land.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Marcellus Thornton, the. indepen-
dent candidate from the Fifth dis
trict, says DR.. FELTON, stole his thun>
der.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Ifyou have improved your under
standing and studied virtue, you
have only done your duty, and thus
there seems little reason for vfnity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

A man was Dragging about how
much he could stand, but when a
red>nosed man standing by asked il
be could stand treat, he weakened
and was silent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

An old bachelor said he fell in
love with young lady, but aban.
doned the idea of marrying her
when he found that she and all her
family were opposed to it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Trust him little who praises all
HIM less who censures all and him
least who is coldly Indifferent to all.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

Blame not before you exs-.ne the
truth.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
Uhc Mlasletta gearnaI.

Marietta, Ca, Thursday Aug b, 1879.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
oEFTCDs

UPSTAIRS, IN FREYER'S BRICK
Building, in the rooms formerly occupied by
DIR. Greer, South Side of the Public Square.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Dem mar 0arf ni6t bergefen, Dab De,
Sloen ge9en Oas 9elbe Sieber aud nidte
getban bat, 10 lallge CT ourd SflaDetarbeit
reid getporben mar. Seit = 10 iDeit IS Die
ipetBe, berri6enbe 8ep0lferung betraf =
III ii beIpS eriuofbener 9teidt6ulm bat i'm
bo6mlitbig uno berri6liidtig bis gum
iidtig 9ema6t. Die @efabr fit Die
berrl6enbe @laiie tpar bamals geringcr,
als ie beute lit. @roBer Nei6tbum Derz
idaffte ibr ntebr uno Before Mtttel, ii6
9e9en Sic Heft ab3ui6LieBen, it6 su Ders
probldnttren uno 5u pfleget. Sebt 1tebt
man, mas 6iele ielben Gldiien Obn
JtetdtDum finb; unfdDigc, Oen Sob Diel
n1ebr OILS Die Sei9beit uno ben Gettel
ldeuenoe, Sur SelbitbesiDdltung Dout9 uitz
fG6i9e Menl6en.
SrGfe Das l1nbeil fte auetn, unO beitdtoe
feline @efa6r fit Ben Jtoroer, 10 mo6te
man fte fort uno fort it ibrem llnglilf Die
Strafe fir lire Sorgloligfeit unb lit ber
neri60pfliden Site beS NorbenS Die
Strafe fir ibrel1 6odmutb fiiDlen Ialfen.
Nber Bel Der D0ut9em 1tnmOglidfett Der
Nblperrung 6eS ytDroens Onr6 0uaranz
%taineanftalten ul1b ber @rfdbrullg, baB ioz
gar 1T 8Dilaoclp6to unb in 9teiD Oorf baS
gelbe Sieber in Solge BET Gtmi6leppung
ept0em / d. auftretcn fann, lit cs etn
@ebot Der Selbiterbaltung, ben Suben SIT
Dcm 81 5ipt1gen, ipaS ct in Solge l%ei1er
l1nfdbigteit gut Selbftneripaltung ni1t
Iei1ten tann.
Getn WteuIh bon Ginnen mir6 Mnges
ft6ts bcien, ipaS ii6 bic 8unbeSre9ierun9
felt bent lebten 8terteliabrbunbert SIT tbun
erlaubt bat, Dpn Der man9elnoen 3uftGnz
Dtgtett 0eS BnnbeS reben. ST Odrf @eIO
allsgebet, tint fleine 9G6e, oeren gtamen
SeDn Wetlcn Don ibrem 8ett fetn Wfenl6
mebr fennt, Su re9ulireu uno i6tfbar 5u
MAIDEN unO CT lolte eiten BeitltrDm nt9t
aufhalten oIrfen, Set itb aus benz Wttlitlz
itppttbal ilber oaS gauge Gano gu er9teBen
brDbt? ST bat Bic Stlaneret bet S6tDdrz
scn int Siiben abgei6aft nno CT lollte Die
0ueue ocS Sobe5 fit 5abuole Weibe nidt
Deritopfen biirfen? @r erri6tet Wetterz
Bureaus int gan3cr 2an0e; lGbt ltattittlde
0aten iiber Nderbau utb Gr5iebung iams
utelu; perl6idt nit bet Yolt Yadete BON
Mdaren uno @eihenfen ilber's gdnse
Qanb; bilft nit 1etncm @eloe rieitge @ilens
babnlinien bauen un6 Ct lolte Dem 9els
ben Tieber nidt etnen &tegeI oorl9icben
birfen?
SD iebe babel eincn ul1gebeueren SOB"
ooraus, BET benz Wtiuionen geitOblen Mn6
sahuoie meue 8eamte sel6offen iperoen.
0tetpeil aber bieics bic etn3i9e Wez
tbDbe 1T, na6 pel6er mir bier 6u
Qan6e Offentlide Nngelegenbciten betreibem
f6unen, 10 lei eS INT oen Sob; oenlt
immer lit es better unb alt6 Dernilnftt9er,
baB mir nm ben Brets gcitoblener Wtlios
men Die 9eIbe Steber Heit los tuerben, alS
baB tpir bem Sioen aae paar Sabre nnz
9ebeure Summen ldenfen miliien unb
trobbem ui1ter Der @efabr G65en, aud int
gtnrben Die @ptbemte ein3ieben unb uns
binterber bon ben SiDlGnbcrn nls Oanf
fit unlere @roBmutb c n canaille bebanoelt
gu lebem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Die 8etperbung beS @r3bemagogen Ben
Butler UNI DaS @ouDerneurSamt ppn Wt9lz
1a6uletts erregt bic Nufmert lamfeit bes
gansen 2anoes ni6t MIR tpegen Der aube>
fainter BeriOnlihteit bes 8emerbers, lon>
bern aud tpegen Der Nrt ieiner &anbi6a<
tur.
Butler lit iein eigener &anbi6at. gea6z
Dem CT nit @rfOlg cine Stttl6rtft in unt>
lauf 9eiebt bate, in Delder Ct it6 lelblt
um l1ebernabme Der &anoioatur bat, trat
Ct au6 i6on ais tptrtlider &anOibat boris
8olf, obne letne NufiteQung our6 ben
o0er ienen Barteiconbent ab5uwarten.
ST. lit ieitber bonn Staatsconpent Der
@reenba6ler f0rnnli6 ais Ganotoat anges
1omlnen tporben unb 3tpar nit elmer tpaDn>
i~tnntgen Ylatform. 0uh 1tnb auf ieit
9a5ut6un Diele ieiner NnbGnger i'll ben be-
motratii6en StaatSconDent getuGblt.
@benio an9eIt CT nit @rfolg na6 ben
Stimmem einiger anberen 8arteien ober
8artei6en. &ber er leIbit bleibt bon allen
Bartetun9en nnabbdngig, uno tDie l6On in
leinem eriten &anoibatur> 8riefe, 10 Ders
tiinbet CT aud ieBt: @r 1te1e ais @ouper<
neMrsz &anbioat Iebigli6 auf benz 8ooen
Der g sz8olitif. st fGmpfe fir 9lbz
11affung bon W~iBbrGu6en, 8erl9tpenz
6unq ltn6 l9le9ter 0ertpaltung i'm Staate
Waiia6uiettS uno berlange bon feiner
Bartet, baB ie ibn ober leine @run6iGBe
in 8esug auf NationalzBolittt annebnte
aber er bofte aud, BOP y%etentano, Der ibn
on uno fur it'd a1m @ouoerneur baben
pollc, i9nt I'm letner @rln6lGbe in oer
lzBolittt Uiaen feline Sti1nme
OertDetgern tper0e.
Butler besrsift lebr pobG, baB Ct nur
iiegen tanr, tpen1t aud @egner ieiiter
6inan5>S 6rulen fir i6n itimmen; CT
Hofft auf Iol6e Stimmen auf @runo lets
mes nanentli1 in Stem Orleans ernorbes
men 9roBen Gufes als 9ertpaltun9Stalettt,
uno audi barlm fibrt CT icinen ieBi9et
StaatspaDlfampf le6igli6 auf Dem GoOelt
Der Wa11aduIettl er S~td1tSp0litif. 90 toll
unb i66nblid letne Otational>Bol lit,
10 aIsgeseidnet lit ielblt na6 benz @eS
ftGnoniB Ictner @e9ner letn Stdatspro>
grdtn11.
Sreili6 itebt Iein gum Gbeil iebr nnlarz
beres national poLtttiheS Wtrfen in 9relz
lent @egenlabe 5u lei1en ieBtgelt Gctorm>
3~erbeiSungen. Mber ieoenfalls bat 1etlt
iebi9es unabbdn9igeS Nuftreten ben gSertb,
b0b es ebenfaas mddtig GUT 3erleBung
6eS Derrotteten8 0rteiDelens bettra9eniplro.
Butler bietct ieine gauge &unit aIf, I'M
gu iiegen; 6enn er lpeiB tuObl. DAB cine
Nieberlogc bicsmoL ieiner politii6en 9aufs
bobn Elm @moc MAIDEN tpiir6e: nebrtgens
meiB fir ben Sou ieiner Nieberlagc elm
enalildes republifantibes 8latt i'm Often
cine re6t CUTE &ertpenOung fit i'm.
Oaslclbe idldgt Dor, ben Sen Butter
3um Sbers Nusfeger aller uniauberem @Ols
len uno @aiien in ben Stdbten ant I'M
teren Mii1tiiippt su MAIDEN, ittbent er aLs
&%ommanbant BON SEEM Orleans cine
gldn3enOe 8ef6bignn9 gu bteiem @ei9dft
un6 3ur erfolgret9en 8efGmpfurg bes
@elben SieberS b~etpieien babe nno IN
elmer lol6en Stellung aus einem 9enletns
l@aben Elm @%emetnnWben WerneU pHroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Eemiet TIT 9eatfme.

SIM September 1867 toar6 in SrIan6
Elm Gebolu5Ser, NanenS Gonbon, Der
cine 3ettlang IN ben Ser. Staater geIebt
bate (1no bier aud nteleidt 8iirger gez
por6en mar, tpte eS eben in Stem Oort
frii1 ~etngetpanoerte SrlGnoer lebr raid
uno Ictdt ST. tperoen plegen) tpegen S9eilz
nabme an Der Grmorbun9 BET 8ebedungSz
mann 9aft elmer NnsaDl gefar9ener Senier
perDaftct. yt16 englil6em @eieBe tparo
ct in aQer Sorn GedtenS gum Gooe Derz
urtbctlt, aber gu lebenSldn9li6er &erterz
BAIT begnaoigt.
8enn nun 10 @ttpas einem 9eutldz
Mmerifaner in 9eutl9lanb begeanet tudre,
10 tpur0e int en9ltl6zreoenben Nmerifa fein
0lbt nllo tein 0aDn oa1ta6 frG6en. SIS
tpllroe oil ben me Teufel ME aud llltr
geoa9t tperDet. 9o6itens baB Dielei6t
Elm lammerlappt9er @eianbter ber Ser.
Staaten III 8erlin Die @elegenbeit benuBen
tuiir0e, 1tr1 aQe 9eutl6 9lmerifaner it
polt5eilt6z Ddterliden Gone bot ber 9tetle
lta6 Seutldlano 3u tparren.
Nl1oer5 aber, oa eS ft6 UNI einen SrlGn=
Der Dal1oelt. Seit Sa6ren bat Die Jfe9icz
ruttg berGer. Staateu Ser engIilden in ben
Sbren gelegen, DAB tie bD6 ben armenOf0re
Der bcgnaoigen iOue. 8ic cine Gouboner
3sitnng la8t, entbl00ete iid Bic bieiieitise
Jt%eglerung nl6t, III ibren 8~emibangen uln
ben DerurtDeilten Mf6r6er Die @renSem ser
SDfli6feit nno beS N~nitanbes su iiber=
16reiten. 8or einigen 3ageu nun melbete
Elm &abeltele9ranin, oaB euDIi6 bic britiz
i6e Jtegterlng, I'M bic lditige 3ubringli6z
tett bes 6errn Charts los GIT iDeroen, 6arin
etlgeiuiui9t babe, BEN DerurtbeiltcnOt0rb
git be9naotgen unter Der Gprau5lebung,
baB ct itad Nnerifa gebe. SIS feDlt ieBt
nut nod, baB ein an1e:ttonii6es &rieosz
i6iff eigens gu Dem i3pede abgelen6et
ioeroe, nm ocn begna0igten 9errn StrGf>
ling feierli6 abSubolen.
Seoem Deutl6zN mertfaner muB 6ie
GOtbe Der S9am unS oes 3prnes ms @ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
(Gorrelponasna ber .Satnpis Staats8eitlns".l
Sic f1oItGc BeF Ano ole &i4fe
hoDttt NOrOEtt.
Son 6. &. 8ermahS.

0os lit berrlid. baB es au6 OieS,nal
tpieocr bic neut d c Brelle lit, Die etn
Gidt aufitedt, 100 in her englil6en Bre1le
nod Ggpptil1e Siniterni6 berrl6t. Wenn's
ans 6aMbeIn fontmt, banu iuerbel1 bic
Qnertfaner l6on Doran geben, 3un1al AUDI
BET Der 8efretung oes Suoens Dom gelbe1
Sieber, gerdoe mte bon bet 4elt Der Stla<
Deret, ein S9mitt 5u MAIDEN lit. Oo6 ltegt
aud in Der 4SrioritGt ocs @eoantcns cine
@cnugtbuung, unb biele Jet aud bterbet
Die un1ere.
@enn Der Norben benin bod iein @el6
ousaeben uto ieine @er3te uno &rantenz
tpGrter mad benz Sitoen i6tden muB,
lobaIo 6d unten bas gelbe Steber auebrt6t,
10 opfere CT Iteber 9lei6 @elo unb Menz
i9enleben, I'M Die Geit bG unten ett tlr
alIemaL su berbinoert ooer lit 0ren3erl 5n
banneu, tpclde iogar Sur Selbltregterung
10 unfGbige Wenl6en ipie Die SiioIdnoer
iiberieten unb beberri6en fOnren. Stebt
man bic @aben, bic bet Noroen ipGbreno
lol6er 8eitepioemien iebesmal mad bent
Siben ididt, ais 3inien zines Ga
pitfalls at, 10 gtebt IS gar tctlle 9roBere
S%pariamteitsz WtGBregeI, als ben Sitoe1t
bur9 ben Nor6en lit bpsienii9c 3udt neb>
men at lafIen. Der ournlne 9o9mutb bet
@lolGrber tpir6 it6 basegen iperren. ioz
baIo tie pieoer lGnaufen f%0niet1s aber ct
bot it6 auh gegen bic Qbidattun9 oer
Stlaperei seiperrt unb bat ant Gnoe bob
md6gebeu miiifen.
@be Der georoem, 6.D. am Gnbe bic 8un=
besresierung, bcren &erm un6 Wa9t fir
ale 53utuuft bet Norocn bleiben muB, oas
Wtiltlitppitbal bur1 raoitale Tlubuerbel>
ierung OOer ipitematii3e 9ammballts ri9t
Dor utberi6Uemmungen ii6ert; che Ct Die
liiblihen GtGete ni6t sur yeinlidfeit
~3tpingt; ebe CT bic i'm Sibsn eitDeimtlde
Yeit burd nDroli6e 2ter3te midt grinoltb
i%tloiren IdBt; ebe ct benz 9i6en nt6t
Spttdler boit, feline Ner5te er3ieDt tRo ct
ibn iiberbaupt ni6t gu alien WtaBregeln
Stptngt, bur6 Die Der Sel6c GinbaIt getbait
tperben tann, miro beirn Gtntrltt oes
0otbitanbes immer tpieoer al Die nDrolt6e
Waenl6It9feit unO Spferfrenoigtett appel
ltrt tperoen uno tperben tm1lner tpteoer
nOroli9e 2eute, bic i'm Siben @rMnoldbe
Der Sernunft prebi9en uuo ausfHbreH tpols
len, 9~elteint9t per6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Ser 8eIbe 3oS-
9as lit Der b0ie Sbanatos

S1S TT Der b0le S%DGnGtoS!
Gr tOmmt aIf etnem fablen 8oB;
SD bore ben 9ufi6lag, i6 bore benErab,
Ser bole Hetter bolt mid ab.
90 itO5nte Dor fat % Sabren Seinrt9
aus ietner WatraBengruft in Baris,
90 er Dtele entiebli6 LANCE S6mersenss
sbre binour9 ben SOB eripartete. Der
e Ebanatps nabm fi9 aber Lange ;3eit,
Sr i'm abbplte. 4nbers beute in Stem
Gns, tn 8idsburg, in Melnpbis, in
1stpa. 90 raft Der boie &eiter auf
~einbfablen GOB tpte Die Mtnbsbraut
fein ub mGbet Mges barnieber. mas
mQnoaert errei6en mag, 9a 1T Nies
unb Sfq nt9t unabIGi1tg Ser Sufi6IQg
baltic. 6es Sbanatos i'm Sbre piebers
raul gefa9t in ieoem I~ngenbI;fe bas
uiro. etn mIBte, oaB er abgebolt
Omar, me. ~
terne 3a6I belI1an MIR DIE troGene, nug<
man faum oqSoeSfGue anitebt, begreift
Sob i'm gan3en tlesen, ipel1es per 9elbe
z. September tpNtoe oerpreltet. Sts Snn1
betin9eiudbtem Stt IN Den oon Der aselt
eriaeint cine iOidss'TbeH. @te gering
ben 9oOtenliten aabl.im gersIeid NIT
Yletpaa O6er in 6en'eH SgtaaIea Del
elmer e~tnaigen 0adt a~Itaipallen; Sn
paile 5000 rniiii6e SoI6nsr ' to5t Sg.
1eIn! Se6stnuien6 iun9e 1ftnnmss g a6eS$$v
Her BON benz S6nttter IiiSS Hobittns-
TGftt! un6 6ann BET Blekt~nV V ~1 Ssr
gSIrgeengel Die Meni6en tp~issro wg T y,
IN md6tigen S6Da6oen ne0s ~1 2Ssta !
Hn0 tuie0ernm ieBt in 0osnien. tuSs nm;
mas? nm Elm 9ti6ts, um bic 8banl54ars;
ppm oeutlber @utturber6reitutq -En,,s
lenoe BON iungen Mdnnern, an 6esn
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

@tbitn un6 Glis iebt Sen 8efebl erbalten,
tros oes @elben SieberS idleunig nad
6auie su tomnten uno ben Stumpef gu
beiteigeu, Inn nit i6rem Wunomerfe polts
tiih 81 retten, iras Sill retten lit.
9ieier @ablfelosug lit III oDppelter gez
siebung Elm bsrpefteter. gtt6t nun ftnoet
er mitten in ber Geit itatt, lonoern Der=
peitet iinb aud Die 8arteirt6tltnaen, nm
bic eS fi6 babel 3und0lt banbelt, Die Der
8uuboler tpie bic Der @reenba6ler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

3erea SSdXtOen angeb0renb, ais freimiliae
RranfenpGhn~rh aranfenperiorger mir
ten. Sic ilberpinben ben GfeL Dor Der
fiirdterlt6en Granfbett utb ie6e Surdt
Dor bem Sooe, ult i6ren leibenoen Wettz
menlden, bic i6ncn pteueiht ni6t einmal
benz gialnen na6 befannt iin6, bas 2eber
gu retten Ooer ben Sob su DerliiBen uno
bas ei9ene 2eben gu ~aetdbr0eu ober au
opfern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-02-09

each way, TWO of which have COnnec.
tons with all points down shore"
facilitate the business of the Philadel-
phia shopper Not so Baltimore The
day is nearly consumed in the round
about journey thither, involving hotel
bill and night away from home This
unfavorable condition of travel Balti-
moreWards, the projected connecting
road meets at the outset. The almost
unappreciable difference in distance
from any point on the Peninsular to
Philadelphia or Baltimore with the
same facilities of travel to either city
must divert to the latter her proper
share of buyers Beside, to the shop
per of ordinary means, Baltimore offers
inducements over Philadelphia as re-
tail market The ordinary lines of dress
goods, cottons, and domestics, and me-
dium-priced fabrics of all kinds and
classes are retailed much cheaper in
Baltimore. This fact the experience of
practiccd shoppers in both cities well
attests The case is otherwise, certain
", in more expensive goods and lines
of fabrics, where, as in the case of
Philadelphia, larger trade warrants
the display Of more varied assortments
of cost!ier merchandise But to the
shopper for the family, Baltimore is the
cheaper city. Her superiority as
groct ~ market we shall not consider.
This great point, then, is not to be over
looked, that Baltimore caa, By proper tacM
ties. be Jrough as close 10 tie Peninsular By
tie Elton and -Niddlet0aoH railroad as Phi
ade'ph'a NOR as Accommodation trains
can land in Baltimore the shopper or
buyer from the Eastern Shore in the
morning, and allowing him the same
time now available in Philadelphia, can
return him the same day to his home.
Superior railroad facilities in reaching
other cities, not preference for them as
markets, now compel our buyers to for
sake their own metropolis. Such would
not be the case so generally. at least
with the facilities offered the buver bv
the construction of this connecting road.
There certainly can be no doubt of it,
business being assured from the start,
and we cannot think its construction
can be long delayed by popular inditier-
ence to its certain advantages