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long life and future Of golden harvests."
CHURCH AND STATE.
REFUSING CITIZENSHIP BECAUSE OF a "doD-
LESS CONSTITUTION"
IsaiIadeluhta Record
There are about one thousand individuals IN
Philadelphia, more or less, who upon religious
principle refuse to exercise that franchise which
is their right as citizens Of the United States.
They hold to the idea that this country lives
under q goddess constitution, and that. there
fore, it is wrong for them to vote, serve as
jurors, OF act in any official capacity under the
civil government. Those who hold these views
are members of section Of the Reformed Pres
byterian Church, which, in order to distinguish
it from other branches, Is known Us the Synod
Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church.
The Reformed Prcsbytcrians embraced iu the
.'Synod u are descendants Of the Coyenantcrs OF
Scotland. For eight years previous to 1858
the Covcuanters fought for the recognition OF
the Presbyterian Church as the established
Church Of Scotland. The war ended In what
is historically known as the ''Revolution settle
ment.:' This agreement proved unsatisfactory
to many OF the reformers, and IN 1700 they
sought liberty Of conscience BY emtgrating to
this country. Here they established the ~ Re-
...t..,. -..u .na
formed frespyter1an church," WHICH gre" anu
prospered.
Nothing occurred to mar their progress until
11sq when tl1c Constitution of the limited
So so - r.aas ~. a-,,t ~
STATES was aoopteo' floh LUIS uocuI'ept ''e
PRESBYTERIAN Covcnanters found themselves
com PEELED to dissent They declared that 1t
contained no acknowledgment Of the being or
authority OF God, no recognition OF the Chris
tlan religion; that 1t professcd no SUBMISSION
to the Kingdom of Messiah; that it gave sup
mort ~ thc enemies of Christ. and admitted to
~ 49, :, ,~1,,...a Ia,r. ,sahoa,odo,e
us aono1s anu el'osun'cnts "" . -hauou.eu"as,
Deists, and Atheists; and that, therefore, II
was inconsistent aud tmpious. Therefore, It
,ros reeo,ved thot M n,c,nher of the church
s1o,,ld swear aIicrance fo thc Gnverment-
earvn nn ;nrne rive their votes for LEGISLATORS
i'm mp1ied an appreciation OF the Constitution.
THESE resolutions were faithfully adhered 70
Tor several years. Inen came the war OF 1o!@'
Inc cnuten waseonlluua3 pes auueu a., ~ th ~
I'1rng Iur th', M, tinr wrrc iiahe esnccialy in
the cities Of the seaboard, to the Inconvenience
OF being treated is alien enemies. To obviatc
this state of affairs, the General SYNOD adopted
, 1879-01-05

need the services of the undertaken be has SUM
moned. Jew and Judaism are enjo;ing excel
lent health and constitution which promises us
8 long life and future of golden h1rvests."
, 1879-01-05


End-C1me between MeSsfs- Noble aud 0ryi1.
Hack ulrn uu !. =. 7. IL, II, IL. Ia. ~.
Wfll:e lusu uu t:s, IL, FL :.i, r, -. ~ H.
White IL uluie aud Wtn-
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of fnr snyior. corner Of Lincoln and Delden ave-
nues M ii q. m, and 80 D. NJ.
NThe Rev. Charles Stanley Lester breaches at
st. Paul's Churcn, hyde Park avenue, between
Forty ninth and Fiftcth streets, at IL 4. N. amt
T.:uI III,
The Rev. II. G. Perry will oficiate morning and
evening ut St, Andrews Church, corner Washing
ion and Robcy streets.
The Rev r. " Adams will preach tn st.
,,a,t1ou,s ,hnrcb corner Of North Clark and Centre
MALL. cnn;ect. ..The Hidden Paths Of Life; OF
gtanr, ~ ,nn New Yearn Communion will be
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arrnenfeusr : "A WiQs am Dollar;
griidfnftuern : 2 Drills am Dollar;
&%cun!pfeusrn : 1 WiQ am Dollar;

armenfeusr : Il WtQs am Dollar;
8ridsnifeuern : 2 Drills am Dollar;
@Oun.sfsusrn 1 Nia am Dollar;
SpetieQe SnttrtHtnfeuetn : 2 WltQs am Dol
lar.
Damn baten bic @iisnbabuen folsenbe
Steuern tu beaabIen: Chicago, Clinton,
Dubuque unb Winnslota $I8l.75. gbts
caso, WiIuaufee unb ct. Saul (Wefern
rlnion) $26. SO, Suinois Central $2S4.73.
Die Steueln Der eiu;sInen S6ulstfrtcte ars
sufibren, erlaubt Der &aum ni9t. Der 4u'
bitor warb ermddtist, cine 3abIunssanweis
flung bon Sl05 aus3uiteIen Su @uniten
pou s. 9arrasan fur Nuslasen, bic er sur
einbisbuns BON 9~sfansensn ssmadt. Die
&e9nunsen Der @biion Telephone g., unb
Or. u. 6. Woobwarb wurben ni5t ssnsb.
mtst unb bic pom s. 6. WcRsnna, o.
Burrel, s. 8. unb Srau Sispatrid unb g.
BrouiQarb wurben sur Beri5ttsuns Surid'
sesebeu. Der glubitor purbe ansepieIsn,
&arten bruden gu Iufeu, bic in Der amtss
TUBE iebes 6riebensri9tsrs aufBubdnsen
itnb unb folsenbermaBeu Iauten ioIeu
vVerorbnet, baB aue Re6nungeu sesen
oas @ountp batirt unb ipesifsirt isin miii'
len, oann anbuseben babeu, weI9e Oisnite
seleiitet worben iinb unb piepisIe Meilen in
iebem e~in3slnen Sale sereiit uurSen", usnu
Die Hetnunsen bur9 ben Superpiiorenratb
ansenommen uerben iollsn. o.. O'5ea,
frau uno 3uet 6inber, wurben ais Grmen'
untet fisuns pom l. Sttober bis l. San.
$40 per Wonut ~bepiaist, Samss &ebbar
erbdlt bic @slber. Der &atb conitituirtt
fit ais @omite bes @anBen nit Der gr'
md9ttsuns tn Der S~erien3ett tie 9siu9'
fur Sriden unb Ourdldhe gu prifen uni
bic nOtbisen maiden gu lufsn. 6ran'
Wit4ea, einem Slinbsu in Waibinstor
Gopnibip, wuroen IS per Wonat bis l.
Sanuar ais 1nteritasuns erIaubt.
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u 25. 3. W. ii Carroll, In Carroll

am 25. b. W. if Carroll, In Carroll
Co., BON sinsm idredIi6en Ssuer bsimses
iudt porbsn. Der @ei9dftstbeil Der
Stabt uarb in slide selsst unb innerbaIb
bret Stunben 5000. 900 Bertb gisent5um
3eri5rt. @aHer uanseIte 10 aiemli4,
cine Gsusrsiprise war ni4t uorbanbsn unb
ein Iei4tsr @inb t,ieb bic SIummsn. Oas
l1nsIad nabm in S9upmann's SaloOR
ieinen slnfans. Msbrere &irden wurben
elm &aub Der Slammeu. llnier Sreunb
Sobn gtodsIs psrIisrt Daareu fir SIS 900
unb bat nur $4,000 geri4eruns. &eu.
9aps usrlor Sausserdtb I'M @ertb uOn
$50. Die tsIes,upbii9 bsrbsiserufsse
Spriss pom Boone lanste an, aIs bas Seuer
bersits untsr Control mar.
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Giu 12ja6rises 2ado&en, satis
S4peiser, GO4ter bss sea9tetsn 9rOeers
anbreas S9weiter in gittsburs, lit idon
istt Idnserer 3sit bur6 @IieberrsiBen. Oie
9siIuns, ia nur cine 2~inberuns bss 9eibsns
bot allen WeSi,inen Eros. Our9 Sreunbs
bewosen, waubte bic Mutter bas ct. Sas
tobs Del an unb omar nit benz befien @r'
foIs. Das &inb 1T nun pisbsr 70 friid
unb munter, baB ss bod erfreut ausrief :
Das brei 4srsts in 4 Wonaten nidt uers
modte, Iisbe Drama, bas BAT bas Itebe
st. Satobs Del in pier Easen s~elsiftet.
Dem 9immsl Jet Dant bafir!
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Der bsmotratiids ganbibat fir
Wubifor.

NupllDIy
Z. 6. Wurpbp, 1T Elm fahiser, iunssr
Wann, ben mir recommendation fSnnen.
9sssn i'm tsbt Der &spubIitaner 9err 5rt.
gonrid, Der jet cine Stele iru Bireau
bes ginnebmers Der innsrH Steuern Elm.
niumt. s. Me@uinneii, ben @anbibaten
Der @rssnbadIer, tennen mir ni9t. aIs
S9uIuperintenbent
ftebt 81. @. gopes allein TN 5elbe.
Oie Osmotraten baben ais
SeIbmefier
ben ni5t i'm 9eru9e Der @brIi5tett ifeben'
ben 8. Z. guerett aufseiteIt. STE Ro'
mination 1T cine piebsrboIte Sdanbe. W.
Si4irsi IT,, Der beutids ganbibat auf benz
repubIitaniidsn Eidet, lit auradsetrsten.
s.. B. Songs, b.s ganbibaten Der @reen:
budIer, Sdbisteiten unb i'm ielbff tenneu
MIR nidt. als ganbibatsn fur
Sobtenbei9auer
baben mir auf bsmotratii9er Seite 5. 6.
gausban, friber Gambler nit Gusnpua'
rem. Dan 8owen, Der rspubIitanii9s
ganbibat, mar friber goniiabIer unb bann
Oetsctiu I'M 3olbauie. 8ir ftnb nidt fin
i'm s%inssnemmen. auf benz @reenbat
titst itsbt .. We9ausbIin.
0us, 9sier, fnb unisre anf6ten ibsr BIZ
ganbibateu !; mir sebsn fie mad &c # N
@iiien unb @ewien. Prife fl
upbt, iiberseuse bid unb itimme am Raitsn,
ME ss Dir Dsin @ewiiieu iast. Sr'
rem 1T meni6Iid. Bir baben porfeben'
BEN artiteI ntdt mad unisren 9sfablen,
ionbsrn i'm Snterefe Der Bubrbsit uno bes
8ubIes bes Bottles seidrieben. SIS pirt
Wan9es bartn Wcn5sm ri5t sefaler
aber MFR tSnnsn nidt bsIfsn. Tins seb
v8abrbsit unb &edt", bas WOtto ~uniers!
Slattss, melt, melt Dor Der 9artei unb poI
9riuatriidi9ten.
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3uiammsn...........


Bie mon fsbt, madt her 8srein lang
fame unb fidsrs Sorti9ritte. On msbrs'
rem Orten finb nod 8wsis'gersius i'm Gnt'
feben. Gin E~obssfaI 1T Bis babin slid'
Ii6erpsiie nod nidt uOrsetOmmen.
Bie ss idsiut, sibt es bier in Dubuque
inter ben beutidsn &atbOIifsn 9sute, bic
es f5 anssIsssn iein Ia1sn, faIids Ss'
ri5te in Sstrsff Obiser 9sisai4aft aus1u'
iprenssn. 90 fragile uHs persansenen
Samftas Elm Wanu, Ob benn bic @sisu'
iGaft pirtIi9 bsiidnbe, ME ct sebOrt babe,
trdts fe erit i'm Ropsmber in &raft. @ir
beIebrten ben Mann zines SsHern anb er
sins aussnblidlid bin unb ieste isins Ya'
pierre in Orbnuns, Mitslisb 81 psrSen.
Dir fsnnsx bic, 9eute ibr Ereibsn unb
lire Rotipe unb psrbsn ginbaIt tbun.
slus einem S9rsibsn bes Yrdfbenten
Der Soma @itp 53usisseieaidaft sriebsn
mir, bas bieier 8srein allen Delesatsn, Die
am s. Rouember Der General iamm
lung bsiwObnen, freie 9OspitaIitat anS
5srberse unbietst. Die Ssrrn 0eIesatsu
ruerben on ben Granddaughter auf gor'
seissn ibrsr sesitimGtiOn OffSisa i'm @m'
pfans ssnomnsn. Das Mt iebr nobel uon
benz Soua Gitp 3weisuerein sebanbsIt.
3uslsi5 pdrs gu pinfden, bab aas gor'
i5Iase unb Ssrdnberunssn Der Contribution
uub 9sisse bis gum /. ROuembsr f9rtft'
LID bsim llntsrsei6neten einserei4t piir'
ben.-Dir fnb ieberteit germ bereit aus'
tunft gu sebsn.
Dubuque, Septembsr 80. 1879.
Der 9ensral Setretar
90. @onner.
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25rf6weuoet euer 9eIb ni9t an
QuadiaIbsr. Dsnn ibr Meoitin n6ibis
babt, ssbt na9 sinsm superIdifsen apotbs'
Ter unb IdBt eud cine 5lai9e hamburger
Sropfsn ssben. Seit Sabrsn bat fi9 bic:
iss alte beuti9s SsiImittsl bspdbrt. 9aI.
tet eu9 an elm uncertainties Wittsl, wenn
es fi9 UNI bic @ieber.rIansuns eurer Sc.
iunbbsit banbsIt. Oils elm iOl4es tOnnen
MIR Or. ans. &6nis's 5amburser
Eropfen auf's Bette empfsblsn.
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yer6aaofumsem oes Superpiforen-
rat6es pom OnGuqne So.

Mittmo9, ben "a. September. - Oas
9rototoa Der Ssrbanblunseu Der Iesten
Sisuns paro ssnsbmist. ID. Dungeons,
bes Mbminiifrators BON s. Ougsans @is
gentbum, @siud in Betrsff Der Soften bes
hospitals fir SIRE uarb senebmist. Ous
@eiu1 pom Sobn WiGer, bes Guardians
Der @rots Sinber, parb senebmist, neil
bic &inosr @aiieu tnb. Die Petition bon
Sp. 2us purbe suridsefsat, neil bas be-
.eidnete gisentbum bur9 bic Steueraus:
sIsi6unssbsb6rbe aIs itsuerfrei einberi9'
tet parb. 9as @siud Der SruifesS uon
Sulien Eopnibip fir Steuerna9IaB on 9.
l-5 Stabt GOT, go. 45l wurbe ebenio
pie bas @eiu9 BON 6. 6. 0oob psrpor:
fen. Die @eiu9s pou O. Qucas, Stau
W. gssIeiton un6 9. Wibmann purbsn
sutssbsiBsu. s. $. Sdielos u. u. @e.
iu1 ausBlse aus ben urtbeilen Der Bun:
besgeri5te ,u t~aufsn, uarb usrworfen.
Oas @slu1 bes W. 2pon warb sensbmist
unb Der gubitor ansewieien, bas 9ano Elm.
,u!6ien. Sn 8strsff Der 4snbsruns Der
Delhi StraBs, wurbe Der Seri9t bss Sad:
tunbi9sn senebmist uuo parb Der aubitor
anaeuieien, bic 8srlssuns sin3utrasen.
Die @eiu9e pon 9latt, Smitb, 8. q.
Sia, 9. Rlinsenbers unb vi. 9eui bstrsf
feub Stsusransslesenbsiten wurben benz
Yorissnbsn q. Ut. 9umbert NIT BEN
county @npalt 9inneban our Rsssluns
iberwieisn. als Ri9ter un6 S9reiber Bel
ben @ubIeu wurben eruannt:
gritsr Yrscinct-Sulien Gomnibip.
&i9ter: Sames Oople, q. 6. Rpan,
Ism. Coates S9reibsr g. WuIqusenp,
". 9. Bunting.
3psitsr Brseinet.
&i6ter: s. s. Sobbs, .. 8. 2snsban,
@m. Bluff 4reiber: CHARLES WebI,
6ubert O'Donneu.
Orittsr Yrseinct.
Ridter: CHRIS. 8ostsr, Wi5asI Wc.
Rabon, Geo. &. glart.-S9rsibsr: s..
.. Nightingale, R. 81. 5ore.
Yisrtsr Yrscinet.
&i6ter: Sobn W. OiQranes, Sreb.
0sisIe, g. 8. 9anlon .-S9reibsr: Ill
pbonie Wattbsps, Geo. 81. Softer.
VuHIiSt PletuhSt.
&idtsr: gtid, Palsn, Pster Setb, S.S.
pfifinsr. - S9reiber: z. S'SuQiuan,
Yster Sabm.
Dubuque Eopnibip.
Ri&ter: SObn WeRnisbt, CHARLES We
Clean, Sobn Sauase.-S9rsibsr: De,
0itt Stepart, 8. 6. Geuoms.
9psrspias p~rseinet.
Ri9tsr: Better Srspman, Sobn 9. Sii9s
bad, gbwarb Gibbons. Sp.
Srsiburs, Charles aIiop.
Nsp Wine 9reeinet.
&i1tsr: Or. g.. s. u. Wueller, Ssnrp
6eIman, W. @lsnb.-Sdreiber: Saeob
Soiepb S&smmsI.
So wurbsn 800 beuiaist eisen i~fsihsr,
men OurdIaB an Der paisIsp StraBe, In
TOwnfbip, unter Settlers auf'
fi9t gu bauen.
Steuererbsbuns dr. 1870.
0srorbnst wurbe, baB Steuern su foI'
8psdea unb 3u foIsenben Staten
bas absei4dtte @issntbuut gu erbsben
linb:
Staatsasurn Rias am Dollar;
&suniyfeutrn "a - - - unb so
gts aoptieusfn;
SusabopitaIasuera: "a Drills am 2Saarj
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Sn oer 2laGt pom Sonntas auf Won

Sn oer 2laGt pom Sonntas auf Mons
tas, etpas nod Wittsrna9t, brad 5suer
aus In benz @iustte : 9anien sebOrisen
Sauie an Der Ode Der II. u. @aibinston:
ftraBe. 9asieIbe wurb Don benz Wirtbiaaft
baltenbsn &leini6robt bewObnt Der Braab
i4eint i'm 5iutsrssbdubs aussebrO9sn su
fem. Omar branute bas @ebaube nidt bis
sur @rbe nisbsr, bod 1T es bur6 Seusr
unS BaGer 10 sismIid ruiuirt. Der 0er'
Lug pirb f5 iber $1,000 beIuufen. Sb
bas @sbdubs usrit9ert mar, tonnten mir
nod ni9t erfabren.
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2ailionen 2sfea(6en be3eusen, baB
Or. ausuf a6nis's 5amburse
GrOpfen bas bette Wittel sesen Dps:
pepfia, Wasens unb 9eberleibsn tnb. Sc
III Elm altss bsutfdes SsiImitteI, felt bsis
nabs sinem baIbsn Subrbunbert I'M ges
brau4e uab anertannt ais cine pirtiame
Samilisnmxbi3in.
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pie 2snbmaGeriunen 5rau Sisie u.
SRI. BudbOIs baben in ibrem eaben ses
senibsr benz CONFERENCE.-The i6One aus'
mail uon 5srbits unb 8intsruaaren Be:
febsnb in gdnberu, glumsn, 5iten,
8rduttrdn,s uub SdIsisrn erbuIten unb
usrbsn bieisIbsn iebr bilis u~srtaufen.
Spre6t Dor ibr 9amen!
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Die Saa(as Sauo- nno Smmisra-
lions Gelelf&aft pom G6icaso psr'

CIV Cs""l"~ cS""o- NV cyHaws0$u
tions- @e(elT(&aft pom Chicago psr'
fault prd&tisss eanb in Wari9aa County
i'm nOrb6fIi&en 8anias, auf ssbn Sabre
greSit unb sswdbrt bennO6 cine Breisbers
abiesuns pom 20 9rO3ent. 1929
ginpobusr, BRET @~iienbubneu, s5 SduIsu
unb 4 tatbOIii6e sir3sn finb i'm County,
wsI5ss bios % Stunbsn Sabrt uon gbis
cage s~ntfernt 1T. &stour Biaets, gut fir
80 Gage, toffen nur S25.
SIR Pampblete nebf &arten, u. |. NJ.
woIs man ii6 peuben an ben bsuti9sn
Sstretdr, q. g. S@mit, sos Sebswid
Ctr, Chicago.
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q eiubt

gps Ia pettr SSaad, e~tbirtts aus Surfastb,
@rpsber,psibum 9ursmbure? Etssniatn, bic rdbert aus.
iuuft stbsn tSnutn, peasn ttsfsbs eel. Der 8sbatttsn Stfts
@Iattes iufpmnten Iahtn.
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pte Nontinattonen fur RitsIieber Der
2esisIatur unb fur bic gountpdmtsr, ueIde
bic ueridiebenen 9artsien seua9t, Iafsn
MIR bier gum Rutet, unb Srommsn unirer
eeier nod einntaI foIsex:
90 Sur &eprdisntantsx:
Demotr. RepubL 8reenb.
%. 8. anisbt s. &. 9rasts, u. 6. yeaSy,
.. S'Srien, Wn. Grid, D. D. Greaser,
@i&asl GbL 8. MansOIb, %. Guains.
Sur Superpifor:
Wm. ". Sauh, @m. Coates, Sbp. Ginn.
..rt unabbGnstser Ganbtbat:
6. u. eumbsrt.
SIR g 9asmeifsr:
Samss Sarrasan, - -
SIR Sberiff:
peter 8nrins, o. 8. @iaiams, Sbo. Cor.
SIR Gubitor:
:. 6. WursbA 8. Gcurid, 8. Reguinnef.
y Sur S6uIfupsrintenbent
Sur Surpepor:
s. z. GYtrstt, - 8. %. Song.
Sur Coroner:
5. {. gauaban, .. 9ppen, 8. Wceausblin.
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CO., Ssber,eit Unit ausnabms SOnns
tass) ftnb @asen gum Mitfabren BET 8e'
ardbniden far . 200 gu baben I'M aeibffan
Bet Gibbs d o., 4. Strabs spii&en
Waain unb 2oeuffrabe.
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Gin prominemter 2shrser unIsrsr
StaSt, ben mir frastsn, ME er GO aussfans
gen babe, ben alien b6isn SRifsa los gu
wsrbsn, srtIdrts, baB er ss ALIEN benz See
braud uon SarleB' Srnft: GarameI'
leu gu banten babe.
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$50 lit Sutton Woloidmit ?

ron Stastbr.bimus, Canton Sem Id. Dsrisls, ftr.b ,u.
lsSt prn Samilten, Sbte, no CT tet Strru flptt Braun
mar. @plsi6mit pirs ptstH GrbiSafisan stts~ ,nbtttn &C.
Iubt. DE ndsue ausiunft uber ion sebfn taun, Itdtt
etsftltt eittet an bic Rtpashpn tes 8lattts.
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&ebreriteue scfmcbt!

Gin 'ats. 9,brtr, uupsrbsratbst, fubt cine Steac duf hem
eanet, no riot ~unbtetnsi Sretlipt,Itn Strlanst ptre.
suite 3eu JutHs fSnu.u p~crstltst ptresn. Wiau rsnts f6
an bic 5eeactien ettts Blattes.
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GhtcaQo Warftbertmt.

xeIssrapbJ 29. Sspt. 1870.
Webl 1925 Bis 5.75.
8eiseu.-No. 2, $l.o5 bis !, o64.
WeI4torn.-37 gts.
Safer-254 @ts.
Butter-2O bis % Cts.
@ier-l4t bis Is Gts.
Dbistp-$l.07.
Sdwetne-$3 80 BIS 3.s5.
Rinbpteb--$4.O 90 biz 4 IS.
1weineHetid -S9.75.
NetsYorf Warftbsriat.
(per SeIssrapD. 20. Sspt. 1879.
WeiSen.-Wilwautee, Ro. 2, $l.02.
6afer-S9t bis 40 @ts. ,
Weli1torn-sem. 10. "a Cts.
SdweineHeifa-s9. 26 bis 9 so.
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GemsDorf Waritbsridt.
Neue A,geigen.

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-10-31
The Ohio Waterloo.

The political Waterloo in Ohio was a
terrible destroyer of party tissues for
1880" The opposition managers had
no less than three Presidential issues,
upon each of which they were placing
a great deal of dependence. One was
the rag-baby issue. 1t was believed
that this would be found available at
the Northwest; that it would secure
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin,
and these, added to the Solid South,
would give them the President without
any aid from the hard-mOney East.
This was the Thurman idea. Another
was the great-fraud'' issue. This. 1t
was imagined, would be available every
where. At the sorry spectacle of Sam
Tilden's gaping wound, the whole coun-
try was to be filed with fiery indigna-
ton, and reverberate from end to end
with the uproar of patriotic millions,
rushing headlong to the polls to avenge
the awful grievance of that saintllke
citizen. This was the Tilden idea. The
third was the State-sovereignty issue.
Though this, since the Southern at
tempt to make contest on it in 1861,
has not been found available, it was
imagined that the North was now ready
to roll back the record of eighteen
years, deny that the war had any mean
ing, and begin anew where James Bu-
chanan, John b. Floyd and Jacob
Thompson left off. This was the South
ern-Brigadier idea.
The Bourbon Waterloo in Ohio has
completely ruined all three of these
hopeful tissues" for the Presidency
squabble. The opposition leaders now
generally admit that the rag-baby mus
be abandoned, Even the less stupid
Southern organs of Brigadierism admit
it. Prosperity has come again, says
the Gazette, of Washington, land ne
party in the future will iAdorse the pa
per-money heresy." The rag-baby is
sue for the Presidency squabble is plain
ly ruined by the political deadfall il
Ohio.
So, too, as respects the "great fraud
issue. The Herald (the ablest of thu
half-dozen or more unheardot organ
of Southern Brigadierism at Washing
tom, says: .
a. One lesson of the Ohio election
that the fraud issue is worthless,
not more than worthless, as piece o
political capital. The people don't re
sent the theft of the Presidency as som
ardent Democrats expected they would
and it is doubtful whether the ciphe
dispatches, elevated railway speeulI
tions, income tax suits and Illden'
general character for thickness, do nC
lose Democrats votes, while the 'frauC
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-10-31
Militia---Some Suggestions From the Chief
of Ordnance,

WASHINGTON. Oct. q.
Gen. S. V. Benet, Chief of Ordnance
of the United States Army, has COM
pleted his annual report. Total amount
of expenditures during the year, ST.
443, 988. General Benet devotes large
portion of his report to the subject of
militia. He says: For many years
there has been growing feeling
throughout the country in favor
of the reorganization of our mill
tia system. To perfect our pres
ent organization, or to improve it by
alteration, requires the action of Con-
gress. That Congress has full power
to provide for organizing the militia in
time of peace under the provisions of
the Constitution there can be no doubt,
and Congress has exercised this power
in obsolete and meagre laws now ON our
statute books, but there has been no
practical means provided for enforcing
obedience to these laws. Everything is
left to the discretion ofindividual States.
A few of the States have small but well
regulated bodies of troops, while others
have none, or if any, undisciplined,
ununiformed and indifferently equip
ped. 1t seems to me the time has
come when the subject of raising, arm
ing, equipping, disciplining, and keep
ing in readiness for service part of
our militia should receive the thought
full attention of Congress. That a
portion of the militia should in a
sense be modified requires no argu-
ment, and this active portion should
be distributed equally throughout
the country according to popula'
ton. By establishing the principle by
legal enactment that Congress will helT
only those who help themselves, anC
providing that arms and equipment:
will not be issued to a State except il
proportion to its properly enrolled anC
organized active militia, and that {
per diem for camp services shall bt
paid to those individuals only wht
are present in camp, and only TO
the days that they are present an(
actually employed, the States ant
people may be brought to realizing
sense of necessity for prompt and per
manent action in the matter so vital I,
the military power of the Nation. TIL
General Government under the law o
1908 now supplies arms and equipment
to the militia of States, and there is n
reason why their issue should not b
made dependent on acts to be perform
ed by the States, such as organizatio
and discipline of a certain portion G
the militia.
have therefore to recommend tha
provision be made by law for organic
ing, arming, and disciplining militi
force of 100000 men, distribute
among the States in the proportion {
about 700 men TO each Congressions