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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
Die 3wiebel.

gtn nfbt patenttrtes 8uncermittsl. -
Wibrsnp Der Warft YSais ibei Futbst
III nit aQsrlei patentmspssinsn, bon bee
nsn isbe ale m6siihsn. unmSsli6sn uno
einsebilpstsn 8ranfbeitsn unfeblbar bsis
len fol-. la1sn fi& nur Dsntse trdumsn,
pab es eia AUDI Gem Msrmfeu su isesr
3sit ;usdnslidss Sausmtttsl sistt wsls
tes 3war duseilt6 fa niGt smpfsblt In
f9 aber stne SeiIfraft btrst pte fe ben
YatsntmecsSinen popl natserd5mt miro,
aber In @abrbsit nidt eisen if. Wir
meinen bic sepBbnlite orpindre 3pte,
bel, Dor rsrsn blosem 9sruh Wan1e
i9ou &sisaus rsbmsn unp pte nt1t se.
ntsbsn ~ f0nnsn 10 pisIs li6 stnbilrtn.
Die Grfabruns absr bat sslsbrt, pas bet
9sirsn Der 9unssn unp Der 9sber cie
3wtebel NOBILITY 'tis piift ia losar Oct,
lung CUR 6olse bat, tpenn fe mbsltbf
oft ssnpHen miro, itt Is rob Deer gsfo1t
Deer sstraten. 5silnfstt, S9nupfen
unp anpere Aiten Der gtfiltuua peiben
purd een @snus BON 3pisbsln oft Der.
trtebsn pts cur1 3dubers. Der patisnt
trau6t Dor Dem S6lafsnssbsn nur cine
robe 3ptebsl ~ sHsn, unp sr IN ani an.
esren Worssn ssbtilt. Wan laiie fi6
ni6t bur& cen unanssnsbmsn 9erud
abibrsfsn, bsnn aud baran sspSbnt
man ia unp aussrpem tn Der 3pisbs!.
buff seiunp, pdbrsnp 4 y. Duff pon se>
braatism rper gar ssfautsm Sabad ni6i
minrer wipsrli6 fur Inpere Inp obens
prein nod l6irlt6 TT.
Aub fur aubsrli ben @etrau1 inr
3ptebeln 81 empfeblsn 9sl9pare aaer
Art werpsn purb AuHssen elmer bstben
~ssbrateten uno a~useinanper sslsgten
3pteSel i8nsI gum Aufssben ssbra6i
uno ssbsilt. Gine ssbratene 3misbsl
bsts auf Elm 5abnsrause sslsst iabsr.
trtft an 5eillamfe!t ispes Sabntraussn>
pfafsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

bere Der @runp fttn, ta6 er bte Stequna
auf hem Dampffdtfe anninrt !" ea&ts
t& paulfne. bort miro CT fretlt6 beis
lr btsublt, unb barur, tbut er's > eu
sruppslttssr 5tmusl. mas 1T Ct bod 70
btmmapstt perihteoen BON metneni unies
ltssn Wanne. benz 2oibar. pslGer let&t'
irnts feline grifsns auf's Spiel 8efsBi
bat unp fid nun, nahrem Ct ietne Gbrs
p%srlorsn bat, tn Der @slt umbetretbsn
muB, Soft rpeiB. pte eIeno uno beiams
mtrnswertb. 30 er rur fem mag z
unsdblts oft f6on babe i'd bieie Graaen
mir SOrselsst uuc i'd sfttere BET benz Sc
panfen. pae er suriiffebren, ODER cae trs
senc efne pof etnmal etne i&limmt
Sunpe BON ibm mir 3utrassn fSnnts."
Dabei roliten Der Mrnen bte bslIsn
Sbrdnsn iber pie Wapsen, mites nod ies
essmal aei&ab, rpenn fe unrtQfirltb
pur6 irsenc stpas anssrsst purpe, an
eutbar ;u rsnfen.
5ermann inpsGsn that ale nStbtgsn
S6ritte, uu, piltli& irinen plan aur
auafatruns gu brinssn. CT finpists
feline Stsauns In Der Gabrif, prcnete unp
resslte ietne ma'srtelsn 9srbdltni6e, p1s
NIT Nteuianp iussn fonnte, sr babe nod
9elo BON tbm ,u fprcern - panr padte
er istn'n Sofsr unp es erfolste eth sr.
I1dtterncsr MbItiee.
.Salts MIR ZEN Sunseu sut, Yauline,"
iaste e. .penn er III metn f~offbarfes
8sfBtbum. uno fur i'm. fur ibn fat als
lein, u%rtsrnebut t1 jest Elm 70 f3psrss
Wasnie."
5iermft retfe er al. uno paaltne, bte
perlaGsne Grau. blttb NIT tbrem S5hters
den eaura unp nit Better 6srmanns
Sobn, Gslir. aQein surdd. Dor Der Ab.
rsiis BON Bremen fGidte Sermann pas
erfs 0slp. stn rst<dts babies .Sabr
parauf nteper, uro 70 fort iepesmal,
psnn sr pispsr fir furse 3eit In Der
5etmatb nit isinem S&tfs pstlte. fam
0elp.
Ct lslbsr fam msrfpdrpiser @eiie
nidt 60 pdrcs su ptsl 9slp tofeu. wie
6. ihrtsb.
abfr etnmal fam tas @elo, rrel9ss er
ienpets, ni6t aus Bremen, ionpern pom
8up Der suten 5Offnans. Gr bate pas
Shif ~Seraisn uno ffano, pte CT TN
Srisfe i6rtsb, TN 8ssrtf. ib' mad ben
nsusntpsdtsn, afrtfaniiasn Dtamanten.
felpern su bsseben, I'm Dtamantsr su
Sraben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
G.sen abls geuo6nbsitsn Der yfe,oe.

- Mls aueerorOentlib sutes Wutel, am
id fdr bic Eolse Dor Dem Ysiesn Der
pfsrpe ;u i6dBen. bfrfts fOIsenpss Ser.
fabrsn ansuempfebIen iein : Wan nstms
etnsn ftarfsn Stod, fpalte cenieIben unp
flsmuie elm Stid robes Sleifd btntin.
Sn BEN @usenblide, no pas pferr naG
Der DAMP peS Satttrneen beieen mill,
balte man ros Gletid zen, pfsrce entse
asn e,S gfsro perbeiet Fd In bas, Der
Gatur psIsIben pipriss Nabrunssmittsl
unb pirp BON Der bisbatsen dblsn Sc
ppbnbett hes Ssibsas feruetbtn balp
gang abssbsn. DteIss Wittsl miro Isltif
tn ben renomtrtsfeu Stdaen, BET tSisn
Senefsn. 1. g.. Stelfah upc nit benz be.
fen Grfplse ansepenpe. @plen fd
pfsrbe nttt autptIts uuf,dumen laT:p.
lpnpern bierbei beisen unp i6ldssn, 70 tn
pie Gntsiebuns ee5 Saafwafers pas
bette. 4. 9. aud BET ben Sunfrsitern
n~nsiifsns a~nsenanrte Wittsl, UNI ote
pferDe pem Wtusn pes ie DrsGirsnesn
gan, sefisis 3u MAIDEN. Spbalo pas
pferc am nd6iten Sage 10 Der 5alftsr
lossema&t unp I'm Stanre umsscrebt
IN, ssbe nan ;u Dem bsreit ssbaltsnsn
gtmer ;uriif. fIappere nit osmislben unp
Iafe pas gfsrp, psIHsS ben 6als ienfsn
mus. I'M, ben auf Der Grpe ffebenoen st,
uner su erretden. srf rann laufsn. rsun
pafslbe iid pte bsltsbiss gsrdbruns NIT
Der Sanp spii6en ben Sbrsn unp hem
Sopfe rubia stfaaen list. @spSbnlt6
ret4en 2-3 psrarttsr eeftionsn bin. UNI
Gem Yfsrpe leine btsber an Zen Gag &C.
lsaten unarten adnsltd abiusew6bnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
3wsites Sapttsl.
Slanfe &ieisl.

Vcm 0oleHe pHeaf non 81 be-
baupten, ras IS anfedenb fst. 2eute.
psrsn ausiassn f6 ionft als SOQfcmmsn
slaubpdrpis srpiefen babsn, ftmmen Boz
rim ibsrein, pab ete Ndbe zines @elps
lanpes perfdbrsrtid unp finnbetb6reno
islbf auf rusiss faltbld,ise 9aiuren
rptrfe.
@te pisl mebr mus eisS erit Der Sal
iein, ipsnr ss fa ni9t UNI GOlo, lOns
bern um Diamantsn banbtlt UNI iene
blissnpep, ftroblencsn, funfelnben Stsine.
peren Sdrte stsnIp unibsrtreffi6 IN, aIs
tbr @srtb! Cine Niaipn Marf IN
Sob. alio finfistauisnp Stid DVppsls
trcnen. bat Elm bepsutsneeS @epidt.
Cine Wiaion Mare In Diamantsn fam
ein einsslnsr Wann. tn etnsm Beutsl
bsauem BON eonnsn trasen, wenn sr muir
sntipre6sno srose Ststns bat.
Die srpse gsrfdbrunssfdbtsfeit Der
ldeafritanil6sn DiamantsnfeIper NOR 90
penn aud. pel6e ben icnf 70 @arafter.
farfen 5ermann Sdpars betb5rts. Nuf
elmer ieiusr aufralil&sn 8silen lsste Der
Dampfsr. bsHsn Wai&tnenmetRer CT lrar,
mad alter &ssel an Der Sapffact an.
6ermann bSrte Ron ben DtamanttnTsl'
bern natirlt6 f~abelbafte, itsrtrtebene
BsIdrstbun8en. psnen sufClse bic Dtas
u,anisu bort aQsrcfnss unssfdbr 10 bdus
ia lein lpQtsn, ME In etnem 8erBba1e
bic bIanfsn Steisl. 5ermann iberlssts
f&. tas CT troB al istnrr Sparlamftit.
bet Dem ralenp .tbeuren esben auf hem
S&ife, ron isinenr eObne iein 3ino rod
uiGt ffueiren Iaftn tonne une fur3 unp
sut, e. neints, ras sr's aud stnmuI Ssr'
Iu&en tonne, ME ia ete bsfannte 3sbsnss
art In terlsi Gdaen lautet. Gr uia6te
f& aut oerltss pas S&tT uuc stns ans
Qanp.
@ir piRsn, bas CT bon bort aus nod
sinsn Brief mad Der 5simatb lappts unp
pa CT bisism Brief nod cbenprsin 8flp
betpadte, 70 last f@'s pObl psnfsn, bas
CT mad abfsrtiauns pteiss S6rsibens
feline srcBe Sumute msbr tn leinsr Ia
foe bsbislt. gs reibte seraps nod aus,
um li& bic nStbisen 9srdtbe gun, Sus
den Der Diamaptsn ~ faufen, unp nit
pisisn ssrafst brad CT auf.
Na@ sipsnt 70 srauiam mabisliSsn
Warlds paB CT lbpn unterwtsS easu
fam, leinsn ibersiltsn GntI1luB lsbbaft
,u bsbausrn, Ianste CT enpli&, asBatiea
uno slenp, am 3tele an.
Do fanp Ct btnn einen stli@e Suas
bratmetlsn srossn Difrtet Spen, fablsn,
unbebauten eanoeS. no piele, ptele
Menl6en, s~rSBttntbsils 0alssnssT@ter,
In 6sbabaftn DAFT ben 1oben pur&<
wablten. 9sdt uno 0elts rparen BIER
unbstannts Dtnse Morb unp Ioof@las
an Der Sa8ssorpuuns unp bic 0epalt
mar pie Ssrrl&srin u. &ssenttu. @enn
pteles Bolt f@ am 1runntpetn btrauI&s
te-unp S&napsbdnelsr fsblten ltlbft In
ptsIsr DaRe ni&t unp fe upa&tsn bte
aQsybsRsn @e(@dftt - batn gait sin
@snl&tnltben slrt& sfnsm pfFsr!tns.
Sermann, bsGtn Gbaraitsr betanntli&
BON gan, anpsrsr 4si&aMsnbstt war,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

Derfhfebentlt1 bsretts bendbrt bat. miro
bfe rur thinner rpdnfGsnSwertbe &siuts
suns Der Gdiier s~pqfdnpts errsi@t. @u6
nod game 1eue, nidt sebrau6te Gdlier
fnb tn bnielben Wetfe au btbanceln.
Sn eas r%oafdnbts ssleerte GaB psrcen
Dor benz GdQen sintse Quart unael5lHs
ten frtl&eebrannten 3aItS seiddttet nos
rauf e., na8bsnn stras WaGer auf ben
Ralf ssspfen rpurbs. unterS ela uns elmer
gan: fletnen Dtfnuns ;ussipunret piro.
8aIp parauf ,ptrr f1 untsr 3temlid far
ter Wdrmeentpidluna Elm oi6ter Dampf
b;lpen, worauf cine tddtiss Menss Waf
srs btn3ussscfen uno cas ptsrsr fef
oerfpunpets Gae tidtis mad alien Sst
ten sefdpenft, bonn mad 8erlauf etntser
StunpsrL rpdbrenb rpelGsr 3sit 20 nod
eth paar Wale bin unp' Der seroat pers
ben lolte, NIT STEERS tu ernsusrnpem
WaHer 70 LANCE auseefpilt ptrc. bis cas
WaTer gan; flar aus pemielben abfieet.
Da Der Dampf aud In be f~lsinffen RiEe
unD poreu etnprtnst rurd zen Ralf bic
Sdure unb In ben f,euen 6dFsrn Der
@erbfoF sebunten miro. iopie idmmtlts
DE etpa %pprbancsne ptl3e uno ptl3fpc-
rem serff5rt unb burb eas tlbttse
Sawsnfsn unp Iusipilsn aua aae an
seren llnreinfsfetten entffrnt psrcen, 70
fam Der nsu einseflqte Betn, iOfsrn ct
ni1t bsrettS ben 8sim elmer 2ranfbsit
sntbdlt, In eisitm ipIdsrurt subsrsttstsn
GaGe istner ipetteren gntpifluns uuo
poufdnptsen Ableseruns NIT Scllfsr
8srubtsune iberiafsn percsn. Sa icaar
etn bsreits frdnfeinrsr Wetn fam In ct.
men, folden Safe erfolsreibsr bsbanpe!t
unp ldnser srbaltsn wsrps,, ais In sinem
unaeretntaten Haife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
Der bsruhmte Wub,us biut.rIt,s 90:

Der berubmte 8ubsus bintsrIisb 2235
@emdlpe. 829 papen purpen nismals
eOptrt; $50 iino uns nur pur& G"pten
bsfannt, cpne pab bic Originate aufse
%funpen psrpen fSnptn, 293 itpo& fnb
adn3lt& pelcren. 0.lstHt iann mon
Bier NIT sintu Granffar.rr eptal. 4et&s
t%srftatter faseu ). Der 3atn Der Belt usr
70 pteIe EbIdnsn trpdnst babe ett HiIps,
ssfrsHtn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

funcen uno bsrpprseserrt bate, u. lGIisi
balb fsf stn.
Wte sraufaut, rpts teuati@ bartbersfs
Wenn sr nur 70 melt feline 0emetnbeif.
fstne falte Selbfiuht tssrunssn bate,
UNI ben sstbenben, ptn, In Gtsberslutbsn
2teaenpen, BON naben SueI etnen Trunf
Wafer ~ bolen, rpelhss iener ssris be,
sterts etnseiosen BADEN pdrps! Dper
rpeni er tbm pas arure. frante 6aupt
bSter 8ele8t tbm bic Defe untsrseIdcs
ben bate, eeren er, Der 9ump, fh nun
faltberfs fir feline efsens psrfon bsSiens
h! Wenn er nur iberbaupt trseno ets
mas, let eS mas eS noble, fur ben Bella.
senspertben sst6an bdttel Dod nein,
nt6ts, gar nidtS, unp 70 sroB mar feline
5drte uno 9sfdbaofsfsit, pas er pbne
iece Spur 0 @epiTsnsbiFen, fauui
na6psm er i& nieperseleat uno In bic
Osde sebdqt bate. fsft sinlbltsf.
Sn Der Worsenrdmmeruns bsbnte u.
fredte f& bas S6euial bsbasli6 = Of.
fenbar bate er 70 gut pte In pieisr mars
men Dsfe, fhon felt LANCER 3ett ni6t
raebr ssf5lafsn.
eansiam idilte er fd bsraus, uuc
ebe CT nod 3stt bate, etuen Bid auf
ben Sranfen ,u rperfen, sins er baran,
psiien Siebeniaden su pur6mufsrn.
Do entpefte er penr : uno er iaut,te
Iaut rarater-eine Glafae Gosnac, uap
feBte fe sterfs an feline bldult1 I9ims
mernpsn 8asabunoenlippeu.
DDaS tbut GUT, murmslts Ct, une
brebte td eupltd mad ZEN, nod thinner
rssunssloS ealiessnnen &ranfen uu1,
,cas tbut gut, 9rucer. rrobl bsfcmm's!
WiQf nttt au6 stnen S9lud?
5ermann blieb bepesuusslos.
nAQe Wetter, Der Ssrl rdbrt f6
ntdt! sm Gnpe 1T sr gar tcptl 2ab
bod sinmal frben."
Gr ndberte fi6 rem Sranfsn, ta fab
CT bte pulSapan an zen S1lifsn In
8epssung.
n9ebt ri&tts nod, bat Elm sabes 9ss
ben une fann'S folslid am @nce nod
ibstfsbsn. Na, metnstpssen. fdr stnen
iol1en S6lud, NJ pisfe Slal6e tbu ent.
bdlt, mill id mid Islblf nit benz Better
mstnsr Grau usrtraseu, bababa ! ge.
fern bin tb eth rebier Saienfus gene,
len, t~pabrbaftis - aber Der Anblif fam
mir au& gar su uiSsrbOft unp unsers
tntttelt. Ute fommt Der nun btsbsr auf
pte lioafrifanti6sn Diamantnfslcsr
Aber er 1T nun stnmal ba, upb beute
fl,hten mir uns fton niGt msbr. sans
unb gar nitt mebr. Da tn ia nod Der
folOfale Dtamant, nelhen er ssfern, ais
i6 fam. tn Der Sano bate. Sb tr i6
an pas Ding nod ertnnern pirp. penn
Ct ptecsr ;u f& fommsn ipate9 G6
mas. pas LANCE Setnnsn III nismalS gut
sepeisn, unp am betsn 1T pas fhide gu
fafen! Die cumme @nst bon ssftsrn
-lpm
Gr bddte iid, er rabn, ben srossn
Dianant an ii6 uno lieB i'm tn istnsr
Sai6e perlhpinpep.
als sr risisn &aub peribt bate, bfus-
te er i6 nod sinmal binat, unp Jest
enelt6 fiblts or iih peranlast cem Ats
men Elm flein psnis III 6llfs ~ tcmmsn.
Gr lsate 6ermanns 8opf bbbsr. I4ct
ibm zen arm unter. Sfnsts ibm pte
eippeu unp FSsts ibm pann ron tenn
@psnac elm.
hermann fi5bnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

sea ifer's Sin imeHt. - SGa Ruf p,rbr itf TO-
u. m en- srtttI ttnt sre6s 0trs.H runs In ftiutr Sat.
tune IN 70 uire Ct bdti dIs,mtiu b fannt. Sra Raf sns
br'ttst I'D. 60 d tn Nrtif ! u Reatfer's eihinent. SdE
grfol, VI beHpie Ne. Ritmanb isatt sen' kaslebt Tta, ss
f5rvrrliGe s6msrSeu une Bed rtr0ea. Semitic. 6ranh.
panetu, gsrfauG inssH gs-ltsuussn, punesn. Rfeuma.
II nus. Neuralgia, S6ptlnnssn. pt'n. Slttesrptb. das.
foliage, 6aIsrsh u N. tdali6 ss.tsmm,u. Ns prpbe
etdta nae easpn seast rtre f6rsibt uns &. .. 5cpRsss,
tn ctrserraserbtr Druaetf sen Sarutsal, ge., inetm q
enc peittrs otfsa 'rs maAt Bplseaess J sShr stuimtas
stbt beaere Btf ter tsuas as tIstnb Tin etntmtut. has t4
btstsr ~strfauft babe" Ss mus unh rtrf sberaa has Der.
ssrraaeuefe Eminent fir o enc nab 9bitr reteeu. sc
IS sabre alttn Rbsamattsrias. 0triauit spH Drpsstaex
une 6inefrn TN Aiaem,tnsR n D v 50 Isnts htt SlliAe.
I'm Dubuque I'm Srsssn ju babtn BET unttrmann 8.
6aas I'm Rlsiusn bet z. u. 8utte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
The Washington Monument.

The project of the half finished Washing.
ton monument, the building Of which is re-
sumed after the lapse of generation, might
have originated in the most praiseworthy
motives, but after the first appropriations has
been expended there was improvident If not
dishonest management, and the impression
on the public mind was that no further ap-
preparation should be voted without some
reasonable assurance that an undue share
thereof would not be absorbed by the direc.
torship. Another reason for the delay was
that the foundation was thought to be in.
sufficient. These difficulties, we hope, are
now overcome, but if it were an original
question we doubt If even the present con.
gress, lavish of expenditures as it has shown
itself to be, would have voted the supplies
The city itself, laid out upon a plan devised
and drawn by Washington himself, was and
is an enduring monument, to say nothing Of
the conspicuous statue facing the capitol on
the public grounds. Twenty years ago some
western members had an idea that the seat
OF government would one of these days be
removed to Chicago or st. Louis, and this
was an added reason why they were slow in
opening the public chest for more money
for such uses, when fifty millions had al.
ready been expended on the public build
ings in the District Of Columbia. This feel.
ing, about removal, seems to have subsidized
since the man latAlv in rehellion have coypa
to be potential again in public affairs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
The Burden Of Taxation.

Congressman Baker of Indiana, in re-
cent speech makes statement that ought
to reach all honest people who wish to favor
reform measures. He contrasts the reduc-
ton of taxation effected by the Republicans
in the last five years of their ascendancy in
the house with that brought about by the
Democrats during the past five years. He
finds that in the first period the Republicans
removed or reduced the duty on one hundred
and sixty-six imported articles of prime ne
cessity, thus etfecting an annual reduction
of taxation to the amount of $3l, 106, 1923.
During the last five years, since the Demo-
power in the house, quinine has been placed
on the free list, making an annual reduction
of taxation to the amount of S32,657. On
the matter of internal taxation, Mr.. Baker
finds that in five years the Republicans re-
duced the annual burden of internal revenue
taxes, $S9,15l,000. This reduction was
made upon articles which entered into every
industry, and the relief was felt by all classes
of consumers. In the same time the Dem
ocratic party has reduced internal revenue
taxes $4,000, on tobacco, cigars and snuff.
In the last session of congress change was
made which will reduce the tax on whiskey
about 100000 year. Thus it appears
that while the Republican party in five years
reduced taxation in the form of customs
dues and internal revenue taxes over Sl2l,-
100000 on articles Of general consump-
ton, the Democrats, in the same length of
time effected reduction of about 81 ,0OO,-
900, and confined their " reforms" to qui-
nine, tobacco and whiskey. Bear in mind
that this exhibit is based on the public
records.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18

The SMALL TowNs.--There is no posi-
BILE danger that the larger towns, especially
those situated along the line of the railway,
will not poll their full vote. The points to
which our speakers should now be sent, and
where our efforts should be expended in So
curing perfect and an effective organize
ton, are the smaller towns and those remote
from the centers of political activity. Our
gains are TO come from these owns. Send
speakers to these localities Let it be ascer-
tanned that an efficient organization has been
made there, and thorough canvass of ev-
cry school district accomplished by compe.
tent hands. Supply them with campaign
reading matter. Let the county commit
tees look sharply to this matter, and every
town committeeman be held individually re-
sponsible for the full Republican vote of his
town. Now is the time to attend to this
matter. Very soon it will be too late. The
election takes place in two weeks from
Tuesday. Sharp and decisive work is now
on hand. We have been impressed with the
decisive effect Of this election on the issue
of the grand national contest. Success can
be achieved only by the direct personal eff.
fort of every individual voter Do not be
absent on election day or allow business OF
pleasure to keep you from the polls. The
eyes of the nation are on Vermont, and lei
every Vermonter do his full duty to himself
his state and his country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
Bold as Lions,

DIR. Nichols, chairman of the Republican
state committee, recently proposed to the
chairman of the Democratic state committee
that the latter should furnish a speaker to
meet Gen. Woodford either at Burlington
on the 10th, or at st. Adams on the 18th
inst, in a joint discussion. Col. Waddell was
stumping the state in the interest Of the
Democracy and il would have been an easy
matter to have brought him and Gen. Wood
ford together at either of the above places or
at some other point in the state. A week
passed and no reply was made to the chal-
lenge, the presumption being that the De.
mocracy declined to pick up the gauntlet
thrown down by the Republicans. Gen.
Woodford filled his engagements in this
state and went to Maine to take part in the
campaign in that state. After Gen, Wood.
ford had placed the state of New Hampshire
between himself and the Vermont Democ.
racy, their champions, surrounded by the
Democratic hosts on Saturday, grow bold as
lions, and Major Haggerty, like defiant cock.
erel safe on his own dunghill, and Col. Wad
dell, like the war horse in the Scriptures
"snufhng the battle afar off," called out
valorously to the chivalrous New Yorker to
come on, who's afraid Of YOU However
cheaply the valor Of the Democratic cham
pions may be rated, their discretion is GER
tainly worthy of all admiration Boys some
times play this dodge, but for confederate
"colonel" it was,-a rather undignifed
retreat from very tight place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
Irish Republicans.

General Burke addressed the workmen in
the marble quarries at Sutherland Falls
last week. Governor Proctor presided and
spoke briefly on the tariff on marble. II was
sound comprehensive talk with his work
men and highly appreciated by them. Gen.
eral Burke made an half hours speech ex-
planning why as an Irishman he was Re-
publican, and why the Republican party is
the true and appreciative friend Of the Irish.
who in this country, or any other coun-
try, was greater Republican than Daniel
O'Connell 2 The Democratic party claim
all our race. Why2 The very minute any
one of us lands at Castle Garden they want
to brand us on the back as Democrats and
claim us as their own" Abiding to the
treaty between this country and England
by which the rights Of Irishmen were rec
ognized he said You are now American
citizens that was done by the Republican
party, that was done by the men who sup
pressed the rebellion, who not only made
the treaty with Great Britain, but with all
other countries of Europe. They tell me
that the Democratic leaders tell you the Re
publican party as organized is unfriendly to
the Irishman. The Republican party is not
unfriendly to the Irish 1t is a lie. The
Republican party is not unfriendly to any
race. Now, my friends, it Is
your first duty to be true to yourselves. 1t
is the first principle of human nature. Self
preservation is the first law of nature. Be
true to yourselves and your interests accept
the party whose policy gives you employ
ment and good wages go to the polls and
vote for that party Make the nation glad
by rolling up large majority in the honor
able state Of Vermont and for your repre-
sentatives; go to the polls and vote for the
candidate of labor; vote for the candidate
of the Republican party for they are both
honorable sons, and will give you good ad-
ministration." General Burke says it is the
same old cause politically that we fought for
from 1851 to 1865. We are fighting for the
supremacy of law and order, and this is why
patriotic and intelligent Irishmen are band
ing together on the Republican side.
Judge Morrison of Chicago spoke to the
Irish of Burlington Friday evening, making
vigorous and effective speech. An Irish
Republican club was formed and hand
some nucleus for large membership was
obtained in few moments. Senator Ed
munds was a speaker on this occasion, and
his remarks were received with applause.
The Democratic mortgage on the foreign vote,
in this state, is being rapidly discharged.
1t is expected some of these speakers will
soon address their fellow countrymen in
Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
Facts for the Boys In Blue.

The Democracy not only promise that
they will not hereafter remove any Union
soldier from Office, but deny that a Demo
cratic congress has ever removed federal
soldier to make place for hungry and
ragged rebel. Here are some facts care
fully collected by the Albany Evening Jour.
nal that convict Democratic orators of false.
hood when they deny that the Democracy
removed ex-federal soldiers to make room
for ex-rebel soldiers. The Democracy in
1875, when they first captured the house,
Immediately began to remove Union sol
diers aud install rebels An examination Of
the list of the appointees of the house shows
that there were discharged from the door,
keepers department twenty-three Union sol
diers; from the clerks office, nineteen
Union soldiers from the post-office, thirteen
Union soldiers from the capitol police, tive
Union soldiers, making in all fifty-seven
Union soldiers discharged by " the congress
Democracy" In the place of these Union
soldiers who were thus turned out in the
cold, there were appointed in the doorkeep.
er's department nineteen confederate sol
diers; in the clerks Office, ten confederate
soldiers; in the post-ofice, fourteen confed
crate soldiers on the capitol police, one
confederate soldier; on the standing com
mittees, three confederate soldiers, making
in all forty seven confederate soldiers.