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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

Bei ben am 5 b. Nf. in Sraufrei4
obsebaItenen Senatoren'BabIen boben
bic NepubIitaner aIdnaenbe Siese ere
runsen. Hub bnbsn eine Maioritat
bon Al @timmen.
SIM Sabre 1875 srbi.Iten bic Sc
Gonierbatiben WitsIis6er cine Stim'
men3abI bon is, ,646, BEL Der Iesten
@abI rurben nur 320S Stimmen fur
bic gonferbotiben abeeeeben; ipdbrenb
in 1876 nur 1886 Stinmen fur @e.
pubIitaner obsestben iuurOen erbieIteu
cieIeGbsn aiesmoI 20, 262 etimmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
n- S.rr 9eoroe @. Grfft 8oI.f:iu

~ S.rr 9eorse 9. @rfft, YoIeEine,
Sl., madt uns foIsen6e sRittbeiIuns.
SD erbi.lt Sas beifeQte st. Satobs Del
i'm Bette, ba id on einem gei4woQenen
8eine nit funf 8IutbeuIen lit, 70 bob
i@ ni@t auf ben SUP trsten tOnute,
SD soserte nidt, bas ct. Satobs SeI
,u eebrau@en, un6 tann nur NIT 8e-
nunoerune iaeen, bob am na@ieu
Nforo.n ale Gef@muIF berfdmunbeu
mar un6 i@ tpieber I'M 9tan6e bin,
meinen Gei9dften na@;ngsben. Wfei'
nen nerbinoli@en Sant fur tiefel
mohIthdtiae WitteI,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

- SamueI 9. SiIbsn Sat an GIart'
fon s. 8ottsr einen Brief gerIdiet in
weldem er oenieIben erfndt ibn Dor
basunteriudungs'@ 6 ommitte iu fOrSsrn
oamit ibm GeIssenbsit Beseben tusrbs
F5 asscn Die Acknowledgment Der
SstbsiIieuus on ben btriidti3ten
Gbiffre Sepsi@en 3u ssrtb.iciseu..
SelnemgInlu9tn nirb miafabrt weroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

- Sn 8irsinien luurbe tiirlIid bic
BriseIitrafe fur tleine 8erseben, Gieb'
itabI u. {. 10. einsefibrt unO 3tpar baupt-
iddlid UNI bamit ben gteser biGis unb
raid abitrafsn az tonne1. Sab oas
Geiek au6 auf gSeibe in Mnpenbune
9ebraht uno bic Strofe bon einem
Nessr iiber einsn iOIhen Uerbdnat wer-
Den tonnte, feI ben ipa6eren Seiebse'
bern i'm Sraume nidt elm, unb bod ift
b,ss tirsIid ssfdebsn. Gin forbiser
6riebensridter in @Ieraubrio, berur>
tbeilte einen tpobIbabsn6en Beiben
pesen zines tIeiuen OiebitabIes sur
Nuspeiti1une uno bas llrtbeiI wllbe
aussefubrt ipOrbsn fein, bate Der 8ers
urtbsilte ni9t 8srufuna etneeIest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
8it lest berIaut,t III bas Gon.

2Ot ItBl UstIuuIeI III uu' VUH'
grebmit9IieO BebsrIs Douglas, bon
Yirainien, tuelder Dor einigen Sasen
in 8afbinston ftarb. in SOIse Der bon
einem aaSeren 8irsinier Reprdienton.
ten, g8aIter, erbaItenen 9&Idse 3u
ieinem Sobe eetommen. Der Gonsreb
pirh bic sonIe Nn9sIesenbsit, Die man
anfunss 3n psrtui@sn iudte, nun bod
elmer sin8tbenOen uutsriuduug unter'
merftn mIiIcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
rEa Nur Suit,u. S1eii,rfeit. Prl

H@- 6ur 9uiten, 9eiferteit. Rron.
ditiS, 2uftrobrsnsn!;Ireuns unO bic
eriten Staoien Der Sdpinofudt siebt
se glidts, mas fd nit Or. 9ieres's
"Goldcn Medical Discovery" (@olbe'
ne msbi;iniids Gntoedun0( usrsIti@en
tlbt. 1aSfelbe lit aua elm srobss
blutr.inig.uoss unb itdrtenbss 9siImit'
tel. pGbrenb b bel 9eberbeidp.rben
unb 9artleibisteit ODER @eritopfune
ieineb Sleidsu ni9t bat. Sn allen
apotbeten su baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

"a Oft ber3meifsIn 2eiOsnbe am
2ebsn uno esben ale Soffnung auf,
ba ss Der Sunft Der @erSte misIans,
4eiben bon Iangerer Oauer gu beben.
0ieIen Sersasenben m0dten mir ben
Saa Oss Serrn Safob 2ebmann,
Mount SoIp, 8. Dor @ueen fiibren,
melder our6 Or. @uauft Sonis's
y amburaer8ruittbeeo BON einem
iabrsInngen Bruit- unO 9ungsnIbeI
9ebeilt tuuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

General Grant iuiro in Srlanb
YfuritIid" empfansen. Seine Sabrt
uon Dublin mad Londonderry fou elm
f0rmIider Sriumpfiu9 9ewsien fein ;
an allen StatiOnen uaren 8oItsmera'
en- sridienen, UNI ben @rpraiibenten
b sroBsn 3epublit gu febsn uno mo-
m0gIid ieine 9nno 3u fdittsln-eine
Gbre, BON peIder Der be9Iudte UYaOOp"
in bobem Glitter ieinen Sinbesfinbern
nod erSdbIeu wirb. Sie OppOFtion.
rueIde Grant Snr9 bic Sut6oliten bon
Sort srfubren, but Die @rOteituntsu
crit rs6t fur ben General beseiitert
uno oaher Ser GntbufasinuS. Ser
umifanb, bab ibm Ibsraa bas Gbren'
blrserr9t ertbstIt ptrb. mabt ihn ie'
benfuls gum OisIisitisiten Burger Der
WeIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
NnrA0entihen Qlnhh


sur lltbsrfabrt bsnustn.
Rit DampiiGiTtn bss Hcrbbeutf&sn Qlosb
purbsn big Gnbt 1877 iiber $4,000 Ttrfcnrn
bsfSrbsrt.
Die Dampftr bisier Gpmpasnit:
8rauniGmeia, 3lOO5ons, @opllnbltfd
g1irnbers, 31OO Sons Sap sdaer,
9eipsig, $500 - &offmann,
Ohio, 25oJ Meper
Berlin, $500 =. 9anife,
Baltimore, $500 =, ., Se Simon.
fabr.n r.s.lmGsis ale IA Gage ,piI&.n Sres
men unb Baltimore unh nebmen paHaeitrs
ju biIisfsn Staten an.
Der 2anbnnssplas tief.r DampfI4ife in
8nItimpr. III susIeid Depot Der Baltimore une
Sbic Giientabn, tpsl9s paliasisre con une mad
btm gDtlten an bi4i9ercu 9reifcn BE-
tSrbert, ais irgenb cine Giienbabn rrn Her
gcIl unb philadelphia.
S.i &ntuuft Der DampfihiIfs rirb bds DEPOT
fir ale Hi@taneeftattn eel&lr6en, 70 bnB biz
@inpanberer ni6t Der 0efabr au, gsirsi fnt
ppn 8etriigern teI6ninSeIt ;u trtreen, mas II
anbern SafsnpIdBsn Itiber 70 oft hsr Ga1 iff.
gSir MAIDEN nod befonbers auf foIsenbl
fir bsutI&t 8siIsubs bsrba&tunsspsrtbs Dor
,iiae aufmerf1om mel&e bic Reiie NIT unierr
Ttutihsn, tUnnen h@ allr nit Ssbtrmaur
SstfGnbissn rbne DcImetl@rr 3u sebrau&sn
t1mFstn aus einem S&iif in bas anetre, nj,
bel inhireettn Raiien Fntet niGt Gfatt; BIZ
pafTasiere sebsn IN 9remtn fcelei& an Sorl
bee Sesanbampftrs unb SerIaHtu btnIelbsn rri
in 8aIhmrre.-
w @eesn nGbersr ausFunft renhe mai
I'D an bic 9eneral>Aaenten.
81. S6nbmacber S Co.,
SO S Cub Sap Ctr, Baltimore, W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

- SrOs Der euOrmen adIte, Tam am
Ietteu @onntus in Rep SrleanS Elm
0oH BON Grtrontuns am geIben 0ieber
Dor. Die @erite tui6en gar ui@t iuus
{ bon bieier Grf&einuns baLten fSueu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
SreiniIIis.s 3eusniE isinss aDertbss.
2Sas ruo9r6sRanntt Apot5eRer Caaen;

CttGrstlIs, GSssergs. Rs.
een 26. UArI 1877.
6ersR 9. q. 9arria& &C., Greirnan, ..
Ulsus Gerrtn - StHftn Gle nil frfert siev THteae
QaIAen rHHsne crrs GoIfnr.A Or ukertrifft ansS,
nas i'd in tsism 1rIbiabr rertauf bate Id babe anes,
mas ID an eer Gens ba'ts tnnsR psnstH 23e6sn seTs
fault S@bat IN eisiea Sr!r i,i I.eH 5abrea ctils
mitie serfiuft, tr6 tde i'd ritadls e;n Suien, cbSy
euuaenrittt eet &c acetsin Ttfrteisura arAbrte aIS
Sbr Salfer,. GS tescrf e:n"r anasmsHersn Gus
ptefIuuS, iha gu tre=; :cnaaseteTstn DiitteI Iu
Ma6.R. 8&;EnSsgcl,
a R0harfpa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
Wiittcr, (cfsti

CatIaTe etdt.rn 6 D., az %rril 1875
mfsirs Esrreu 9s Gatiraae nab 9Iuen'e
9nns SnlfnnI'' feissrt fih fcrtrA5rsne Die TamsH
siauEen has sS teine Aehtn sebc, sie is BEL GrpuD
urb 4eu6buftcn eIeiHiams.
6. G. Tnrtin, arrtbsttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

- 9ettsn 5nmstag mar ss imSioen
taIter aIs 3u irseuo elmer 3ett felt %
Sabren. Sn MtIanto, Georgia, seiste
oas Sbermometer 9ra6 unter 9tuQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
Gin 8siimh,i. p,ihes Shpiud'utt k,ih.

ea'ict 9i,sns,n, fpeIdlc Innsr on eGniuN.
fudbt grfitteu baI,rII, a2Hth fniTen!
Gr Vt islth fur eas yartefte Rtuo uniSahIi& O.
entbai: fe!u Spium IN iraere elmer Sprn,.
Frasst nah .,9lRcu'S 2unS 8aIfam." ERs
rebmrt feinsu areeieH.
IS GeSrau&seupsi'uua.u SssIettsn .he SEafAs.
Su Ha6en Bet alien @se6isiHtanhIern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
slnsnartine sla6frnne.

TDbert StruIrur & 0p.. in 99riabnne, Naeus
GeeInnr, i5:eiten: $.ele GercIen uTiersr kfen 0ts
ieni6afseIafen, tie mir reri6r& ternen, rel6e tea
Saliam ettrau6t faFsu, fne bsreit, unS 9susKit n
ieiren Guniter Iu scHen. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
s obn Wfaeuire, lpeld,sr QInfanQs

) obn Wta6ulre, nel1er ~nf0n0s
September Gbas. 8roun in 5eTerfon
Gits ermoroete, wurbe am Iesten
SOnntas BON ben Gei@woreueu ces
MOrbss i'm srftsn @rubs i&uISis Bee
fuuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

3pei ODER mebr Yrobenummern
Obiser 3eitf%rif!ra prresn unsntssIhi5 Ssbem
suseiGidt Der earum i6rribt an een b.rnuaeN-
Der
9D. 0S. Gpleman, Rilrautts, us.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
Aufn's 2un0 Baltattt

sebrau6en Gr IN Cure sinJiss Srffuuns. CT IN SsE
3eueuren, sei& Gut, sssraudt trereeH. bic EuI4 ibR
ssb.lt rnrren. GEptriment:t r&t init nsusn. uHper'
iu@ten Wiuhunasn Sbr ttunt eS nidbt erusrtsCn. =
irneerr renrtt iccr s;rieS un&aSbne litt,I 2Bir
tnrsen eainr. eab sr ZEN suaprufeu SuhsH In nsKssR
etuneen l6st, rtnr sr nbt ~ Ianss aHl,eausrt bat
SBtr sarantirn has .r sss SsirsssuHs in sasa SAgeH
VSH euRssES retT Rsp;Iteen esr aSrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10
11fhfr Gnltimnre.

Seter, Der has alte 8dterIanb beIuhen pber
@erpanete unb S5rsunee rrn europa tpmmen
aIIen nil, lcllte bic prahtpcllen neuen. eiIsrnen
(edJranhrn. - fhon1nfIdbiffr 6f6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-01-10

NuHH, Seiueroe, SnouNrte, Nnturfrtf
ienihaften. 2anoer' unb B6lfertunot,
3sraussstsr 80. s8. Coleman, NiIpauIst.
Gri&siut am 10. uus 25. istsn Rsnats
gs in tsTen Aufsabt bas rrite RatrrtaL
rel6ss fcrttautrnb auf hem Gjebiste Der Ttf-
isni6aftIi& rra'tiiden jScrihuns au Gage ge-
fUreert spire, ben Tenfi6sn TN nsurn 0otsrIantt
;ur SenntniB su brinasn. 1rseIeihsu tslpri@t
as bic neuen GrTueunsen inicfern bititItsa r1S
SntrrsfIe fir @ewerbtrritenbs, TrofrfTirnifeu,
ben Sanbpsrfsr nub Irteitsr fnp.
Sebr billisc Nbpnnement6prcife {.
Die ein;eIms 3titfdrift fOftt 1928 per Sakr
Sties Suiammsn nur $500 prT Snss.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09

Boston has the largest and Ablng-
don, Virginia, the next largest Sweden
borgian church in the world. The
society is also very potent in Philadel-
phia. 1t is by the uninitiated deemed
fascinating sort of characterization.
DiscardiDg the Trinity they make
Christ the very God and believing
especially in the communion OF
saints" they contemplate much the
same future life as that anticipated by
Choctaws-in happy hunting grounds
when Invested of physical assuming
spiritual form and trotting along
the same paths and in the same
logged manner as before that change
denominated death has supervened.
We don't believe they take much stock
in the sulphurous hell we read about.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09

GRANT has peculiar ways of doing
things. His firmness and perslstency
of purpose degenerate into amazing
obstinacy. For fifteen years it has
been everywhere published and an
nounced from the stump by ten thou
sand ringing stump speakers that in
1s49 he was addicted to habits of in
fanny among "Digger injuns" about
Stockton, California. The newspapers
said he was then and there hideously
disgusting, brutal drunksrd, and the
world finally accepted the conclusion
that Grant was at best only a reformed
sot. The proper time came. Grant visit
ed Stockton last week. He was well
coined most generously, and then Grant
madea good-natured speech, in which he
stated in the presence of many shorty
miners" that he was not the Capt.
Grant they knew, and that he was
never in Stockton till 1862. He waited
decade TO speak, and when he does
1t is in the presence of those who
could confirm or contradict. The
whole country will be pleased to know
that an ex-President was not the Capt.
Grant who disgraced his name and
race among Digger Injuns. The
STATESMAN has given circulation to
the story, and is pleased to print the
truth as due to itself, its readers and
to Gen. Grant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09
Mexican News.

Work has been commenced on the
Vera Cruz and Alvarado railroad.
There are at present 1913 prisoners
in Jail in the City of Mexico of whom
200 are women.
The project of Leon challenges his
enemies IN the press to meet him on
the field of honor.
The Legislature of Tamaulipas has
removed the seat of government from
Victoria to Mstamoros.
More than IS, 900 men have been en-
rolled in the national guard Of the
the State OF Zacatecas.
Indians from the mountains Of Topic
recently threatened the town OF San
Sebastian in large force.
The treasury Of the City Of Mexico
had 8 balance Of $40 900. 80 on hand
the thirty first Of last month.
II is reported that Gen. Sostenas
Rscha Is expected to return to bis
country with Or. Juste Benitez.
In consequence Of the recent heavy
rains, the whole country around
Tiscotalpam has been under water.
The Diario Official says the govern
ment is paying the subVention to the
Vera Cruz railroad with all regularity.
Gen. Negrete was reported to be in
San Angela few days ago, but upon
search made for him by the police,
could not be found.
II is said that Governor CUellar. Of
Guerrero, Is to be charged in the Leg
islature with completely IN the murder
Of the Gijon brothers.
The report that there WA . move
ment on foot for paying OF the next
instaIlment of the American debt BY
voluntary contributions il without
foundation.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09

ADRIAN LINCOLN living would be de-
nounced by his party of to-day with
bitterness stronger than the pretended
veneration for his virtues and patriot
ism which Republicans assert. He de-
clared everywhere again and again
that the rights of the State, of which
to secede was not one, should be main
tanned inviolate; that each State had
the absolute and perfect right to shape
and maintain and control its domestic
institutions as 1t chooses, and the CEN
trail government can not lnterpose in
State affairs, except as directed specific
ally by the Constitution. Lincoln
used to assert this code of State rights,
and vet if we repeat it to-day the
Northern Republican press, pretending
to venerste Lincoln's name and philos'
ophy of government, would make con-
tinent resonant of "zuzoo," sold rebel
yell, "''shot gun Democracy, ""Dixon,
"Chisholm," "Barksdale, and would
not old Abe roar with laughter2 Oh
would he weep over the follies and
frauds of his race?
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09


MAcAUtsT, who wrote SO admirably,
was not Brilliantly successful in Parlia-
ment. ne was more learned and phil
osoPhicsI aud greater than his col
leaguer, but not match for many OF
them, who were really his intellectual
Interiors, when set upon his legs and
required To talk with his tongue. lie
was, therefore, induced TO say Of party
leaders that "the most effective speak
ers are commonly ill-informed, shallow
in thought, devoid of large ideas OF
legislation, hazarding the loosest spec
ulatlons with the utmost intellectual
impudence, and depending for success
on vOlubilltJ of speech rather than on
accuracy of knowledge or penetration
of intelligence. The tendency of in
situations like those of England and
America" he adds, lis to encourage
readiness in public men, at the expense
both of fullness and exsctness. The
keenest and most vigorous minds oil
every generation, minds often sdmira-
bly, fitted for the investigation of truth,
are habitually employed in producing
arguments such as no man of sense
would ever put into treatise intended
for publication, arguments which are
just good enough to be used once,
when aided by fluent delivery and
pointed. language" And he despair
ingly closes with the remark that he
"would sooner expect great Original
work on political science, such a work,
for example, as the Wealth of Nations,
from an apothecary in q country town,
or from q minister in the Hebrides,
than from statesman who, ever since
he was one-snd-twenty, had been {
distinguished debater IN the House o.
Commons
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09

WHILE Southern farmers cultivate
cotton and sugar estates for commits
sion merchants and not for themselves
they can never grow rich. Western
wheat-growers tried it and were bank
rupted by the ''cent per cent" they
paid, and there can be no popular pros
perity where the habit prevails. The
cash system is not only honest Blu,
safe and profitable. Mortgages art
thieves that steal by day and night all
profits of industry. Wherever farms
and homes are hedged in by mort
cages crops are blighted, roses nevel
blossom, houses are never repaired OF
painted. and the county goes to decay,
When will Texan farms show that theil
owners borrow nothing and pay nj
usuryf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09
THE GRRAf MORAL REVoLtr.
TfON AZ WILtsaRISON COUNTY.

The good done by Major Penn may
be discovered in the changed aspect of
each place that he visits. The COCO
persons who attended his ministrations
at Georgetown will confess beneficial
results in their daily conduct through
all their lives. All are more or less in
fluenced by his impassioned, earnest
1iscourses that appeal to the alTec
tions and emotions and never
fail to produce marked prac-
teal results. There are ''back-
sliderp," but these will slide in both
directions, and arc better men than if
they only pursued one fixed course
down that faeiie deseensum A0erni
which all OF US have often travelled
with greater CT less velocity and danger
to immortal souls. The Georgetown
meeting was protracted through two
weeks. Major Penn preached thrice
each day, and 469 converts rewarded
his tolls and songs and prayers.
II is 9 well known fact that
the merals of Williamson county were
such that the local option law could
not be executed within its confines.
The attaches of the courts found that
fees and litigation and fights and broils,
while the law existed and was obeyed,
were suspended, and that the local OPP
ton act was almost equivalent to the
blotting out Of the docket of the Grim
inal court. This was Improbable to
placeholders, and every device was en-
ployed to render the law odious and
inefficient. Success crowned these eff
forts, and whisky was uncorked and
unrestrained till Major Perm came
preaching immersion in cold water,
instead of alcohol, and expounding
the simple principles of genuine Chris
tian piety. He has wrought such 8
revolution in popular sentiment, that
the good citizens of Williamson county
now believe that temperance may be-
come the handmsiden of Christian
virtue, and say that Major Penn has
accomplished such changes in the
forces and direction of public opinion
that judicial records of popular vices
and crimes need nevermore be made
that the country will become peculi-
arly attractive to the best and repul-
sive to the worst elements of society
that burdens of local taxation will be
greatly allevisted and Williamson
county become, in its moral as in its
physical aspects, the most attractive Of
the commonwealth. 1t will thus be
seen that the good done by Major Penn
is practical and financial as well as re-
ligious. 1t affects society at large as
we'll as the church and they who would
enter Paradise after death will ever be
foremost in converting terrestrial
homes into abodes of virtue, purity
and truth.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-09

The CHICAGO Ispses has interviewed
Hon. Jerre Back, the Bourbon Demo-
Graf, who, disclaimins sGy preference
for Tilden, say:
1 don't think Tllden wants to he q
candidate in 1880, but he can have the
nomination il he is willing 10 take 1t.
All signs show that the fraud OF which
be was the victim in 1876 gives MIN a
hold upon the popular heart which is
hard to lesson. Besides, he is known
to be q maR consummately fitted for
the first Office IN the nation, a thought
full statesman, studiOus doctrinaire,
with knowledge of practical affairs
which makes his judgment almost in
fallible. As regards the once much
.alked-of cipher dispatches, what do
they prOve2 Why, this, and only this:
That those losthsome miscreants who
held returns in their hands tried to
blsckmail him - demanded money as
the price of an honest certificate and 8
true return. He Indignantly and in
stsntly refused to he robbed, and then
the scoundrels fabricated fraudulent re-
/ turns, for which they were paid 10y the
Hayes men. defy any man to lay
his finger upon one scIntIlia of evil
dence beyond what | have stated which
connects Mr.. Tilden with these lnfa-
nous rascsls in any other way. But
the false returns were all paid for by
the administration which they put in
power. Every one of that goddess
crew. is provided with a profitable Of
! flee. There is double bsseness in this.
To reward mentor corrupting election
returns is unspeakably bad, but to do
it with money taken from the public
treasury is such an infinite outrage that
it casts common bribery or ordinary
stealing quite into the shade. 1t is
said Mr.. Tilden ought to have seized
the presidency and had himself inau-
gursted at ali risks. This is unmiti-
gated nonsense. II the house of rep
reseptatives had declared HIM elected,
then he would have been. unfaithful to
| his duty il he had not taken possession
but when his political supporters IN
Congress permitted hlm and his con-
stituents 20 be juugled out of their
rights, how could he remedy the wrong?
How especially, csn members of Con-
gress, who committed that grave error,
throw the blame uDon him2
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