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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-06
ct. Glono, Minu., 9onneraae. ben s. Tebruar, 1879

ben &olenit0de> Die nod INNER pollbe,
laubten $rauerweioen, bic immergrun=
men Bllde unb 8dume, bas prd9tis,
&ras Der Rrdrien; Die @6sel finger
anf Den 3weigen. 59metterlinse unt
Rolibris itreiten f6 um Den @oft be,
&oie, uno Der Meni9 iu9t ben @9at=
ten Der 9duler auf, um iid DOR Der
brennenoen @trablen Der @onne 81
|l4iiten. 9as lit Die cine bes tegani.
|I9en Winters. 9ie anbere III minbe1
perfabrerild. Benn Der Binb aus
Noro ooer goropef nit Ma1t baber,
brouit uno nit Der eilisen Qdlte be'
Jellensebir9e seidmdnsert iiber Sell
uno 8alo. ourb Die Sbdler unb lbe,
8erse oabinfest, bann miro IS unee=
mltbli4, oann lest Der Garmer Den
Yfu9 nieber, lpannt aug unb eebt nod
9aus, um ON parmen Gamin Die gBin-
iertage ooruterjitben Su lahen. Sc,
Nor bmino bdlt Elm big oreiSase ar, ,5slten
ldnger, Damn miro es wieber CONNER,
Die @onne i9eint mieoer, Die bolb9e=
tnidten 8lumen ri9ten I9 ,uieoer ouj
Die @Dsel lin9en pieber uno Die Men,
l6en leben wieoer i'm Treien. so sebt
Dos bier Monate lang fort, Damn ee.
minnt bic Sonne Die 5erri9aft uno be-
bdlt fe ou9. Denn i'd meine Ginbe,
am Weibna6tstose auf Dem 9riiner
Ralen berumtummeln 1ebe, ,penn i'd
Na6mittags nit Der Gomilie binaus=
ellie nod Dem prddti9en part on beu
Gan Yeoro Auelen uno unter Der
|9riinen lebensrei9en Sppboros uni
Wiladas mein @lds9en Bier trinfe,
8 a oante i'd Dem 9iumel. bab i'd nil
mebr in Dem froiti9en 9eutidlano mil
balb erfrorencn 9dnoen uno 6lben
binter Dem Ofer 3u iiben brau4e. Ser
@inter Beg @iioens 1T Die berrli9ite
Sabres5eit, Die es auf groen 9ib:, uno
oas @eibna&tsfeit tann gar ni9t l60=
ner uno gelegener iein, ols i'm Monat
December, ipo mir Die Norbwinoe nod
ni6t bob,n. 9eren 3eit 1T baup,]dd-
li9 i'm Sanuar unb s5ebruor..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-06
@Sphe,, : 3unbi@a,,.
81 II 8 I d It 5.

Gur9flie9t man Die einselnen 9epc.
1den, Die in Der letten Wo@e einlieisn
10 9rout's Dem 2eler, menn linn bi
Mittbeilrn9en be5ii9lid) Der in OF:
Guropa aussetretenen peit ou @ef6t,
tommen. Sn Der Shat, elmer be1
|fur9tbarfen Teinbe bes W1enl9ense.
ldle9tes bat ii9 ncueroinss ouf9e'
madt. um leinen peroerbli9en Runo=
gang our9 Die Belt an5utreten: So,
iosenannte rf9mar5t Sob @@on felt
Der Mitte oes pereansenen Monota
fin9 Die 9dlfte Der alten Belt OF BEN
@ adeu oieies entietli@en Teinbes au
aittern an.
Sic Yeit i'm Commencement Aitra=
dom bat bur4 ibr t6eilmeiIes Bor.
|brin9en in bas benadborte @5oratou.
|i@e @ebiet 10 pie our9 hie 86sartig,
feit ibres &barafters -bie ouf cine Der
@ihenl9oft nod unbetannte, iebem
Repreiiumittel trotenbe Rranfbeit bin-
oeutet-eine fir9terlibe unrube in be1
|Nadbarbep0Iteruns berporserufen.
l1no ni9t nit unre9t. Sic rujIj4.
B6rlen=3situns beridtet, oab Die uner.
bittli9e 9obesienie Der Gpioemie Elm.
llnmoile Meniden oabinrafft; Is Fer.
ben IS psf. Der 8efaaenen. Sic Sci.
den bleiben ouf oHener @traBe liesen.
neil es teinen mebr sitt Der iie beeroi=
gen t0nnte. Sic @eu@e ereiit nit rie.
|fsen .Nrmtn um fi9 uno 1dr:itet m
|miitbenter Gle auf ibr.r 5obesbobr
Dor, uno bon Dem Centrum beg llebels
Senotaiemst, iino faum 60Okm bis
|@iaratom. YrofeNor Rrailowsfi, De,
pom Miniferium bes Snnern nod ben
9aupiiib Der epidemic sei6idt ,porhen
|ieu troilole Beri6tt ein9elanbt bobcn
gs beiBt barin, oab Die epidemic tel.
mem Mittel mei9e, ionbern oab 81,
|3abl Der Grtranfuneen nnb Sterbe.
lfd1e f4 poufommen eede. Sic feber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-06

getba'r bat. SoIssnoes piro Der !pahr=.
llae'n|'ebe @srlouf Der GrsisniIes
iein:
es miro Sic &eaieruns bic aammerr
1ormeu MT: Der Siiuatipn befannt n,a=
den uno Die 8eissruns ocs Yrdlioen=
ten, oas Sserst beSiisli1 Der bcoeuteu=
Den mllltdrll6en Gommanooltellen III
unterseidnen, melben. Ser 5enat
uno Die Seputirtcntammer meroen oouu
elm Sertra:eenspotum fir oas Winilte=
rum onnehmen, weldes bierourd) qr-
n0lb'9t lcin miro, in 0lac Mabon ouf
er1ullun9 ieiner Torosrunssn in Se=
su9 oEf Die MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
8sneralltabe su brlnsen. @pdter miro
elm eon9reB oss Senates uno Der SAINT
mer berufen ,usroen, Inn eincn ucueu
Yrdlloenten Su ernennen.
es berrlbt 9robe Mufresuns in Ynris
lsoob lino feline &ubelt0runssn porss~
fommen.
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Ser 8inter in geras.

Mus Der te1anil@en 5tabt @an Mn.
tonic i6reibt Elm beutider Gorre{pon-
bent pom 81. De3. mie fol9t:
v8ir bab,n 3uar Dem Ralenber mad
@inter in, December, uno beute NO i9
oieie 3eilea i@reibe, lollte eiiise Sabres-
3eit ibren Anfang .nebmen. aber Der
0immel 1T tlor unb tief6lou, Die 5onne
tpirft lire blenoenben 5trablen ouf
bic groe nieoer unb beldeint Die bliben-
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hdImittel fir 2unsenIeiben, fur Meiniauna
Ses 8lutes uno @:eberberiteuuna Der aeiun,
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teH Ytlugl!tu3eH 0YuldtItt Uet!elOeH,
ALIEN aber Die urla6en lino Iebr biuer=
sirenoe Nnl li6ten oorbanben. ie nad=
Dem lie Dem einen ooer onbern in 6en
&ram pahen, ober li4 nit ieincn 2e=
bensan|i6ten uno Sbeorien oercinbaren
lolien.
unb bod ino Sic urla9en Der ,pirtb=
ldaftli6en &rilis 10 einfad uno nabe=
lieeeno.
Ser &opitaliit lelbf, Der ON meiiten
9elitten bat, trdst Die sr0bte @dulo
oaran. ct ielbf .. 3. iein dll5usrobes
3utrauen ;u ld0nen proipetten, 5u
toben 3inien, oas 1T Die ein3ige 1lria9e
oer &rilis ni9t nur bel uns, ionoern in
9ani europa.
Yerietten mir uns um fiinf big ad)t
Sabre 5uriid. Q8ie muroe oa seQriinoet
uno 9ebaut unb sebor9t? Neue 8ab=
men, ncue Snbuitrieen. neue @elddfte
iiberboupt entitanoen @o8e fir Mo9e.
@er anoerjeits ir9eno,uo Elm peraltetes
Gtablilement, Gin Gabrit, Die ni@t
9eben mollte, beiab> ior9te oailr, Dap
ldneQ cine @elell@aft 9e9riinoet uno
Der alte &umpelfaiten 5u bebem Yreis
an ben Mann> 3. b. an ben Mftiondr
gebra9t wuroe. giatiirlid fano li9
INNER elm 9irettor, Ser se9en bobe
8eio!oun9 Die 2eituns oes @elddftes
iibernabm uno irsen0 cine Sont ooer
Elm BANTER, Der 9esen quite Yropilion
Die @a9e empfa6l unb li6, um 3u=
trauen ein5ufl0ben, betbeiliste, ieoo4
obne 3u ristiren. Ser alpitaliit slaubte
Dem pielperlpredenben Brolpett. 9ins
auf ben 2eim unb battc oos Sfe4=
l9auen. 60 entltanoen neue @el9df=
te, neue unterncbmnnscn, pcl4e alle
proou5irten uno natiirll@ ibre Yrooufte
ableben mubten.
@ierbei 3ei9te li@ Ser erite Gebler.
I'm sen beitebenoen @eiddften ben
Ran9 ob5uloufen, mubte bil(iser per-
tauft meroen, als i'm proipettus an9e=
nommen mar. Ser Proipeftus ermies
ii6 au9 in onoern 8e;iebungen ols
fal(9, einmol toteten Die 8auten unb
Nnla9en mebr, als an9enommen mar,
Elm onoermal tausten Die Mal4inen
ni6ts u. |. NJ.
Ser 9err Sn9enieur uno Mfedaniter,
inoellen gum Di,ettor apancirt, arbei=
tete, Die fette fige Belolouns ciniadenb,
ti6tis orauf log, big oos quite @elo
Der &apitaliiten per6aut uno perfabri=
clrt mar, ooer big man 5ur ueber5en-
9uns 9elonste, oab mon nidt SIT tontur=
riren fdbis lei uno Die liquidation be-
ldlieben mllle.
Sn5pil6en mubten Sic i6on ldn9ft|
fuuoirten reellen @ei@dfte, um cine
lpabnlinni9e &onturren5 aus3ubalten,
nit @erIuit arbeiten uno Den @eminn
friiberer Sabre opfern. Ser 0erluiI
oes 2apitals, bier 8erluit bes @elpou-
nenen, oas mar bas &elultat Der un=
linni9en @riinoun9en oas Sacit Der
sieperlpre9elnoen proipette.
Mls natiirli9e Tol9e baben mir nun
seflQte Masa3ine, Worrdtbe, Die Nie-
mauo tauft, Ausfdnoe, bic ni9t be3ablt|
lperben t0nnen, engagements, bic er=
Flq: ,perben iouten, Mttien, bic pertb=
log iinb -tur3 Die ariis. Ser sepliin=
oerte aapitalift bier, Der bereiderte
@riinber unb 4rolpettfabritant bort.
Dies 1T Die @eeenmart.
@ie fann 9e6olfen ueroen
9or Nqem 1T es n6tbi9, oab bas 3u-
trauen, mel@es bis in's Snnerite erl9ut=
teri lit, 3uriidfebre.
(6ortietuns folst.)
Ser Binter in geras.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

the heartfelt 10y with which they nall
this opportunity for their fellow-clt'Hans
nf New Orleans. They are just as glad over
II "a if they we're TO he allowed TO become
tle,n,aitota themaelvea perhaps they are even
more an. ON every bend WE receive eougra-
tulntin,,a. from every quarter there come
etrectionatn rneasngea anI Inquiries .a'o"'n.
ta thn authors IT thla TRULY groat and good
eni4r,na 0nn prtann, we'll known aenllaz
na.l Of high position and great ini7nenea ~
NE northern part Ut the state. w'llee =" asR
II tlla idea Il really Tho Ttmeq' own. "r II II Ia
not the act If eamn benevolent mtlsio1lahes
modest aa III III uhllanthropie w''a wants V
devote hla life and money to the Reif'ee
M his follow creatures Another hnpl"fe7 ua
IT, tell whether thu bank Will iasue ehrainoa
VII Il each certificate If deposit "r whatheft the
cottiH ntca Will almplv he nrnamenfnd WIN
tho neat device nf = wuut' n4t representing We
p,arile'ura If The Ifmfa IN the aNt " taiti'ila
themselves NJ Tor the heneHt IF thnlndtGnAot
poor Tho Singer lkuTer. always frivolous
ana ril,nld looks an ihe whne thing M haaF
md " anta to knew II tho IiWea has traded oil
liza la'o amonted funny photographer f"t q
wnr,len man md If this Ia his opening joke
Tho stpn Planter, however. ID often
elvelv young ana ronspicuoualy gtdhy
Iln tho burden " uIi, corr espnn,lenn" nfui
our exchange Hal Ia 10 the effect That the
Hff,aa has doue great thing IN starting this
bunk. mud wn notice q prevailing solicftuae
Iaai lilo Nnes 10 unable tn provide for the
vast Rtreama pf money which tfn,uliupna
tulatn will turu loose upon tl,ntl savings
hank.
We wish We could answer all these queries
aud satiafy oil these yealt,ngs. We wish, ~
rafi lnuIar that we could send to aenti-
mental widow in distant ua,iah namelena
hero fornvor,nprs n lock Of hair ut Tho Timer
man wlao httsol4od out the savings bank
aohetne All we ean say Ia that tho hanh Ia
stll waving from Tho outer wall. anil that tho
wlangdnollo If II Isn't mourning FOR ts frat
born now. soon will bo. Al preasnt the vault
Ia able to accommodate tho flood Of deposit
anil tho receiving teller haa not been borne of
~ the dangerous ward u Jackson. ~ harrow
Inn r,,aiilt of averwurk. Va are keeping the
r,ln nf this thing for The benefit ~ anxlous
,nlli,,na. and the fret dividend shHll be an
uaunnod through our columns with calcium
ntronts and the laeat article OF thunder 10 be-
had In town.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

Trad Douglass. Jr.. agrees with his father ae
~ tho oifaot Of tho exodus IL Describes T.
as M attempt to stop up ono hole BIZ boring
another. IF there is So much milk and honey
In The North and West IN tho ray OF employ
mont how can yoiI account for 80 mnuy
Northern coIored people eenkng homes In tho
District Of Columbia aud tho SOUTH | aul u
printer by trade. and mover worked IN my
of1rc outside tho ono owned by my father ,,p
North In my life. tho Republican Offices were
u lways full when | knocked ut their doors
aaeking employment" Young Douglnss's
exl,rrinuno IL TINT IF many. other colored men
who have sought employment IN The North
Tho stalwart organs nre always enreful not
to glvo tho benefit OF circulation tp Rueh
al N anrnta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

Louisiana ranked as the fourth cotton
producing STATE last year, being exceeded IN
her production OF this staple only by Texas,
Mississippi and Alabama. She will rank fourth
:a.so this year, Texas, Mississippi ana At
Kansas being ahead uf her, while Alabama.
osying to bad weather. falls behind. This IS
a good showing, as Louisiana has perhaps .
smaller number Of persons engaged III cotton
produ cling than any Of the extreme Southern
States. While nearly all the people Of Ar
kansas aud Mississippi are devoted to cotton,
d fourth Of the population of this State 3
located In Sesg Orleans and fully . third en-
gagged in the sugar and rice industries.
Despite this fact, we will produce 10000 more
bales this rear than Alabama.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
THE PULLMAN IDEA,

IT Ii Il significant fact TINT since the DEMO-
public against the oxactions and tyrannss
of tho Pullman Car Company we hear
congratulations FROM every quarter and,
with zach Congratulation, complaint or
some oppression OF indlgnity suffered at tho
hands of this colossal monopoly. It Is DIM
cult. indeed. to find an Individual who has
travelled and who has not his grievance
against the company for some act
OF conspicuous Injustice bnd faith
wrl-llnown lawyer related, yesterday.
mn instance of the Pullman style of doing
things. he and n party OF four or five other
gontlsmcn were returning homo by way of
Cincinnati, AT that point they undertook to
purchaRe shopping berths through to New
Orleans, and wero charged 81 30 each by tho
conductor. As they had never paid moro
than IS for tho samo accommodation before
they demonstrated as to the extra fifty cents
Tho conductor, however. told Thorn that IS 50
was his price, and there was no more to be
snid. Tho spokesman OF the party our legal
friend then proposed taking b"rths for tho
night only and spending the day in tha pas
senger COACH but the conductor told them
that In such a case as that they would have
to leave their beds ut o'clock q. M. and get
into the coach. The consequence was, that
rs tho party declined to be robbed either
quietly or under compulsion, they all all
| iourned to the coach for the entire trip
| Having no ladies or children with them, and
| not being OF the meek and lowiy kind they
were In position to resist tho Pullman Idea.
| Another case-one OF our prominent physl-
clans, travelling North, purchased for his own
use an entire section Of the sleeping car. He
stated to the person from whom he bought
the section that he paid for 1t because he
wished to occupy 1t exclusively and to enjoy
! all the conveniences 1t afforded. On this UNI
derstanding he paid his money and received
ticket emitting him to the section. Yet the
next morning the conductor Of the car came
to him and told him that he intended to put a
| traveller in the section with him; that the
Pullman rules did not permit all individual to
occupy a whole section when there was an
opportunity for the company to make money
by denying him the privilege he had paid for
and, although the doctor protested that he
had purchased the section by express agree.
| ment, and although there was no stipulation
on the ticket affecting the Doctors exclusive
ownership, the conductor would have forced
the doctor to give up half his section had
not the traveller refused to allow himself to
be used as the instrument OF such g. fragrant
outrage
But we have not the space to give, even IN
outline, the different forms in which the Pull
man Company systematically gouges and
maltreats the travelling public. Enough that
we have received OVERLOOKING evidence Of
popular sympathy in our exposure and de-
nuReiation Of the Pullman idea, and that we
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 81, 1879

ere convinced of the necessity q 'hterros'os
some check 10 pratenslons which nave ne=
come intnlerahle through long immunity .
nne thing Ia worry certain 1T the tal''"'e
companies would mako u very allghl el'hhR7
In thoIr eoaphca. simply lntroaH'nI ~ ahnnt
ton inches tho epaao hetween the seats an'
providing for tho lillug OF That space W
night by the Insertion OF n cushion, 1hhY
could add largely tp their revenues
md would couier All inastlmahla noon nhnh
tho travelling public. tnut llfths 81 Whoh
would nesshr again cutter Pullman eRr. no
t,reel lRd arrogance Of ths company nave
heco,ne simply appalling, ut lehst llhon o'if
Southern, lines IF travel Further NnTth ne"
pie have arlRNn mud thrown eff Tho oht9lla
woke The Pullman elftictrn has been
crowded OIL most If tho principal Iaaaa Rhl
replaced hf tho Wagner OF tho WaediuH
ears either being infinitely ur"letnhle 10 the
Pullman NOT only ns regntda anfn'ntnndn-
tluna but chiefly from tho faot Tint the l'nli
man ilea has boon allnplaute'l by policy
Of decent consideration fth peoples tlghla.
nnd n ayetrm II nj Icaat apparent good faith.
Iet ,a hope that The iaY of ael'yethn"e LOT
tho South IL moi. lar blatant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
A HAYES hoom il being worked up In tho

A Hayes hoon IL being worked up Ia the
South. It is very little one, however. and
does net seem 10 interfere with anybody's
chances for the Presidency. A correspondent
vi the Cincinnati Enquirer pretends to have
discovered in this city one Of the men en-
pioyed Ia working UP this movement. lie
{the boonaerl had travelled through Eastern
Georgia ana found he declared three-fourths
of the negroes and a large portion Ut the
whites Of that State tavoring Hayes With
commendahle frankness he confessed thet he
did not think Hayes could carry Georgia,
hut had his doubts about Floriaa and Lhs
State. which Ii beiieEed-he had only ben
here a day-cau,d he made Republican.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

Tho Rer,htlpnn rapeta arc just now glorl-
fyinu Mr. II r. Grlirin, the Democratic can
tlltiate rs, Senator III til" Norfolk tNai dis
triet lcrn,lsr ta refuses to accept the raaHlt
~ tho rnnvnss Of the votes III the Iate election
by which he Is declared elected. number
Of bal.,ta. eyitIently cast for his opponent.
vern thrown out hocnllss they DID mol contain
tho proper tnitlnls Mr. Miller. ,elng Ut nplns
lon tInt Tho voters intended W vote for his
.npInneni refena in take advantage uf The
tnchunaIitv, although under strict crnatinc-
ton nr the law he was eIectsd. and 80 de-
nJarod Mr.. Millni = conduct. no doubt. Ia 'le-
serving or all TIM praise II receives, but II Ii
n III le singular thpt tho Republican organs
lp not condemn their own party Tor taking
advantage Of such teGhnienlitiea of tho law.
For ins,ance. more than 100 votes were cast
in Brnohlvn for w. A. Woodward for State
Sanator Thcro WINS III such saultinte In the
ileld hut there WINS n w w Woodward, who
was running tho Republican ennsiidataa close
rane, and vet no ono suggested that tho votes
wero intended for him Again, In one OF the
interior coIintiaa IN yotas waro oasi for
Frederick T. Dloott for Controller, Mr. nl-
cot a"oa not employ n Il In his name. and
the yntol wore thrown out. or course Mr.,
Frederic r. Oloott IL n Democrat. ese Tho
votes would bnve been counted for him.
examples are especially commended 10 our
Republican friends just now. Inaslnueh as
they ARC In n tertlbe pnthet far tnar tho Dom
ootata and fronnhaolters will tnlte advantage
Of certain technInnIltiea IN Maine, whereby
they ean secure majority of The Legislature
and tho State officers.
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CITY TAXES 1879.
RELIEF TO TAXPAYERS
Nrw oH,.r.ua, November la. 1870.

Nrvv OnfrAHa November H. 1915
Ven are hnrohy notified ~ my your tav of
,a5p principal and Interest. which bRs been
tasf duo siRna ,T4nnarp 1870 YOU ara further
informed thnt NV ordinance VI tho GitR Council
Of Nnyau,her ~ iHfa. YoH will be permitted To
rpy Tho snil tas, principal and INTEREST wfth+
n,t any accrued costs ~ ai hnr clerk Or sheriff
n,ugdei you pay Til" same. o1bar at The Civil
Ahnrl(t.a office thAt II The Administrator OF
Finance. Within Ton bags from The service Of
nrtfae hy tho shatlfl
sllould YOU neglect h. iake advantage of the
hnuenta nf said uritnanan within that lime It
Will ha Tho duty nf Tho sheriff tn proceed with
lilo aollnntion II yUtr tag Ivy advertisements
Hnd sne as ttauni In which case All the nnsa
will hn required of yHu. In considering this
notice To nay do not allow yourself to be da-
ralyad by tho tlnn hat any remission ri costs
ar ather reduction IN Ynut Indebtedness for the
tax Of 1914 la permitted Wv tha now constitution
now hRfote Tho peppln fpr adoption, M IL ap.
plies only 80 the tngas or previous years.
Tho nhava reliof n also arantni to dslin4
nuan,a of lg1R mud previous vonrE
i. Il. ALHEE GAUTiIHEAHx.
Civil HheriT
ALF. ~ iHaAGlUN
nolpT Administrator nj Flnanen
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Nebraska Is not n good place Tor vigilance
committees A commitine Of that kind which
was organized thero IN la5G, notified d num-
ber Of undesirable citizens to leave. They
loft but only tp return and bring suit ngninst
tho mombers OF the COMMITTEES for damages
These suits wore NIL suenessful and Juig-
menta hnvo been rendered against these vigil
lantes. h, aoiiio. for various sHms ranging
from $4,000 to $50 600
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

We are indebted to Stauh for tho New York
Herald. Sun, Times and Philadelphia Times 81
the seventeen instant, and the latest number
OF the Detroit Free Press. Staub's ~ one
place Iii New Orleans where You can always
find the very latest newspapers and period
icas Remember the place, corner st Canal
street and Exchange Alley. at Goldthwaite's
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

hy the change All tho commerce OF the Ned.
Black. nuacilte. and their tributaries, MS well
as th,L Of the Atc|,aialayh and numerous
layuus would he turned IroM their present
channels Through the mouth Ut Red river and
find their new outlet at the mouth 81 Hnynt
llaGuemne II Ia very ialEn question, IN
solving Immense interests. md viii he Thor
nuphly aHamlned IN all ita hallnas before
anything IA determined upon.