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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
sofalssert@te aus geaTbinstom.

Etrc Dante bon etnent gle3er iibssfGuen uno
iErcr Weiob5rie berGubt. - gSGbriGIeinitd)
fcin gsarDom fit Oer e3attinnIproer SSarnes
20. u. Stpne. liebit05i. - Dertd)tlidleS.
GermiId)tes.
g8 al btngto II, 27. Sanuar. - 6rau
Otarie &. Utc&auleD, gSittua OG8 BOT Sur=
Gem i'm g2eiten peritorbenen Gapitdr8 Ste
Gaulcp, ipurbe 9etern Wflttag gegen II ltbr,
ais iie eben 0aS Gtngan98tbor 5u ben Anla9tn
oe8 49rifultur 0epartemeut8 ge0fnet hattie,
I'm benz @eneral sc Ouc elnen SeIu6 abSuz
Itattei1, bon einem gteger iiberfallen uub ibrer
ettua $57 enthalten0en @elob0rie beraubt.
0urd ba6 @eid)rei Der Dame nur0en mebrere
in Scr 9tdbe beId)dftigte @rbeiter 6erbeigelOft,
meld)en e8 eublid) gelang, ben @auuer in Der
ytdhe Oes ,,Betben 9auie8" ein5ufan9en. 0a8
8ortemonnaie, peld)e8 BON bent 0iebe, Der
als Ieinen gfamen i'm Station8bauie SeS 5.
Se5irfS S. Hob angab, in einen @raben gez
morfen uu0 baielbit rpieoergefunben muroe,
entbiett MIR 81 un0 einige Gents, Oa Der @aus
ner Die $50 borber Su berbergen geluuBt bate.
- SIN 9iitrift8 Sbergerift i'm @el1eralz
Sermin fam 9eitern baS @eiuf nm Elm neue8
gSerG6r be8 @attlnm5roers SameS Df. gS,
Stone 3llr Serbanolung. Nad mebritiin0iz
ger @r6rterung tpurbe oaS @eiu6 bermets
qert, benz lepofaten 6e8 8er11rtbeilten je6o6
pt SSttlH!iD 9eSeUeHt l'p gIHtS 'pttoet tit w
rid]te ein5ufinben, nm 81 leben, oh nift nod
ettpaS fir Stone getBan werben t6nnte. 5r.
8rptpne beabitdjtigt, bei'm Br1iiOenten ein
geguabgung8 @eiud ein5urei6en. 6'ute
Dicrgen purbe Stone bonn @rimiualserl6t
in'8 @efdngniB 5uriidgelanOt, I'M am nd6iteu
Mittmo6 Ietn befinitioe8 llltbeil 5u rbalten.
- Der 9rdiibent belt beute Abano bon 8
bis 10 lbr einen 6ficntlihcn Gmpfang a6.
: M. MBer8, Elm etrpa 15jdbriger rpeB2r
grrife, befannte iif qeltern I'M Boli5ctgsri9t
Iduloig, aus Dem nnbapobnten 6auie Der
Srau &nna @ontee, Die nit benz 8abeSintmer
uub Der Siid)e in SerbtnOuug ftebenbeu 8letz
rDbreu geitobIsn uuo berfarit 5u baben, ruofiir
er bonn 9ithter Snea gum ngrGbten StrafmaaB,
einem Sabr @efd4guibbait, perurtbeilt iultroe.
- Der Bro3eB BON 9cbmanu gegeu Die
y8uQmnu=B Balace-@ar-@ -@OmpauB, III roct9em
Ser &lGser eine @nii4dbigung8iumme bon
5000 beaniprudlte, tuail er angeblid], na6-
benz er ein 2iGst fir eiuen Bnllman'i6eu
Shlafiuaggon gefauft hate, teineH 3utritt
Ill eein 2ttteren erbalten fonute, iunrbe geit2rn
Dabin entldiebeu, baB Ger @eri6t8hOf Oem
Gla9er cine neutrality-suspicious. bon $500
Snipraf).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
Gin afno ...s5nin srsdt esest

@eptunf, MS, 27. Sanuar. = 8ab=
renb SEQ. 8ianiome beuts gtaanittag ell
Yiitol reinigen tpollts, entluo iidl baiieibe au=
fallig in leinen Sanben. Die augd burdlz
bohrte ben &opf zines iiebenidbrisen SohneS
&anIone's unb t56tets bas Sinh ailf Der Steue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
GeraitiG,te SepefdDets aus Neaua
0ln~A

q en rgorf 27. Sanlar. - Solgenoe
9ampfer iinb angefomneu: oWacebonia" BON
MittelmeerbGien, Bermuda" BON Sermuba.
- Gin getpiiier @o. Sinton tpuroe beute ant
BEN 8abadlt bin berbaftet, an Der @rnlor=
buus anuie 0olunep's betbaili9t 9elueIeu Su
ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
@tme saafbere eGaereett,ttt,,a.

turircn betft dJeYItd eiueu gro6en Giea errinaen.
Die rtheilstraft, DeIdle einen DaMgcI liar erfennt
In6 eenie6en oeB - Die ituien!Ueie uno 5tritt fiir
einer ideideRoen {ranF9eit ongeereHun6 aeitbpdGht
ipuroe, bat ndt nur aui unicre a6tlne oilbern and
ouf uniere Santbarteit glnIprutl. Sr. 3a6nap bat
Der Ufenl19eit ienes iuuuoerbare Seilmittel gSaOa
uGG's SariGpariIiian SelDIpcut, eege6cn, ipelz
Dies bteies &eiultat erSeIt, uno Die ei6enoe Jen1z
belt, tpelhe i6 in langen Ia9en unb glG6ten init
Sralltbett uHo Sdme1eu uerSebrt. lit i6m Bu Dane
perpfitdtet. (p9tebicGl 0ieiietger.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
G0oHaD's Gegulireube 9iQen.
gcufcmmene Wureamsen, ItnOernOe sl6faBrs
mttteI, pirfca obne samerS, ftets 5aUerGdIits
uaO natiirlidI IN ibrer operation.
Gin peseta6tltf1es GrTaBmtttet fitr
GGloMeL.

goQfommen o6ne jegliden Segehmad, elegant mi
Ii6em G5ummi 9loitrt pur8ren, regultren, reinisen
un0 ftdrfen.
Ha0tpaD's gillem sur sur oaer sranf9eiten 6eS
ooens. 6erQe6er, Der Gjeodrme Der Jeren Der 8lae,
ionfe ir nero0es SopTfDcb Berltopiung, nbi9etion,
GpSpepEe, b6ie 3uidnbe, 6te6er, unteretbsentSnns
buna, 6dmorrbooen uno ale aroeren Setoen oes uH=
terlct6S Cine Doltommene Sur garantirt. 5lein ue=
oetnbIf, fetue spur pom Nterfur, NtineraIieu ooer
fdd6liden Sroguen.
R.y- llon beadlte folgenSe Spmptome bon Rrantbeis
ten Ser Ieroauungsorgane: 8erItOpiun9, tnHerlite
Sdmorr6oi6en, gIIterfpdlung mad Dem aopfe, SdIre
i'm IoQcn uebeeit, So66rennen, @fel oor Dem @iien.
Wooen6rnden, iaures slufitoBen, Sinten ooer Be6eu
6es ber3enS eridenoes @JeiRbI be'm eiegen, Jie6ez
ODER Slodern Dor Den &uBen, 5ieber u oumpie Sbmer
Sen i'm 9opie, itodeuoer at9em, gebes ausieben oer
Suut uub Der 2lu9eu, Seenitedcn, SdlmerSen in oer
gruit uno in Den Geoern, Dl0sli6e gInUanun3en Don
Site, BrenHen oes 6leiides.
@iniqe DOZEN BON 9aopaD's piuen iper6en oas
G1{tem pou aGen obengcnannte 9ranfgeiten 6eireieH
Nrets 25 Gent5 pro Sdla9tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
0;etrttttfette 9ea.aierettsLer.

@obtngto n, SnS., 27. Sanuar. -glOa
Goof unb gSaib 6olme8 gertetben geitrn
GbenO in etner SempUen5berIammluug 5u
&oorbees, 10 0teilen BON bier, in etnen Streit,
rucld)er Oamit enoete, OaB 6olmeS our6 einen
bon Goot abgefcuerten Sd)uB t0OtlidJ permull>
BET tulirbe. Yeibe mQren betrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
HaEfGl nns 8ahr.
Gtne etite pom aeaatOe.ten

g8ir lofcu aus 9r. 0iaoirnp's N6bunbllna d6er
n9rontbeit unb ocren aur" nadIteGeHoen als,Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
8aftinusoro.

Wttd) cit, Sn0., q. san. = Der JFe9er
gGm. Worris ermorbete beute 9lbenS feline SSrall
nit elmer 2(rt. Die Srau bate Dor eiuer @o9s
einem &inbe bas 2eben gegeben nnO lit ieitOenl
an einem 6ieber.
Seute 2tbeuO oerindte iie, in ibrem 6ieberz
belirium bas Sett 81 perlaiielt, porauT Dtors
ri8 10 pittheno tpurbe, baB er cine Dirt ergrtfI
uno Die Sranfe burf) brei pu9ttse Sdldge
auf ben Sopf augeubliflid t0otcte. Der MOr-
Der eutf[oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
ysr. q.
Gef1tpto6eit tft 2seiGt6uut!
9cTt.nobeit Ses &5rpers tit SietAs
tDsins fur oeA OeIft.
OAStp0O'3
gariaparilla> 0eiolbent.

9ienes Stut erBcust 9eun6eS SIetp, itarfe 9nodben
uno etne Hare Saut. User IefeS Seiih geluube noz
den oBne Snodeuira6 unb einen ncHen Geilt III ba6eH
ipnnltty Der 9eoraude &aotu0p'S $ Sariaparil=
Iiau JfeIoIOeut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
Gefegrap6tfGe Oepef6els.

(Serdte Der ugiioeitrsu Breiie" fit ben r0eutiben
@orreponoenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
GtRen Solar otc sSlaTd)e.

WitnlafctG=SScitutttteI.
@rforoern nlr Wliuuten, mdt St,tioeu, nm
:4merSen uno atute SranfBeieH Sl tllrtrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
Stnut Baltimore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t,tttact..

@rfer Smeig. - @lngeretft uno itberz
ipielen wnrben: Seid)luB 8etreffs 4uSbeIie~
ring beS Teller- 6borunten an Der gde BON
Eratt= nno 2i9btitraBe; Getition 8etreffs Sort
id0fiung Oe8 SAtenenpagGs aus Der @atbsz
0ralfiraBe; @eiud BON s. 9. ZSadjon unO an
bereu SeipObnern Der 8iooteirabe, spiiheu
So9rt= unO t6omaroInaBe, 9c9en ben Grams
port bon Sieb ourh Die StraBen Der Stabt
protefttreno; Geror0nuug in Se3u9 auf gfeltz
pfIafterHng Der luuitraBe {0opfins 4uenue),
SipiId)en @baie= uno SiooleitraBe; SeinluB,
Boint=2ane uon 9li&quitb~ Bis Slr SobaitraBe
nit 9lufernlfanlen 81 bclegen unb S150 bterfitr
bCrrpilllgenO; SerorOnung 8etreffs SerdnOez
ring Der 6unoe8ucrOuung Der 8erid}t in
9eSug auf &ertbciiung Der Sorid)lGqe III Der
0iap0r8= gotidlaft an bic reip. Gomite'n ruurOe
uorgelegt unb angenommen. &uf unbeitimnte
a3eit ptrifoben purbe ein 8eIdhtb, iueld)cr Oen
SSngenieur be8 QSaIier=0 Departments aumeiit
b.m N0tbe nllt3utbeile1I, lpn Sriufbrunnen
notbmenblg eleu. 9ngenonlmen murben: 8e-
6Qs S6)lGppboot Baltimore" ala 6iilf5boot
gu beripeuocn, rpein oaiielbe nid,t anOerlueitig
gebraudlt luirb; 30. Die Seror0nHnQ, ueld)e
$4,000 fir Ibl0lung Der auf Oen itdOtiId)cu
@runofiiden an 9tOrtbtrdBe i'm BOItantt8<
SllHLt GuIlt4tpSll Vlu!lpSlIIt utllUlulYl.
3meiter 3meig.- lleberipieien muroen:
3uifrift bon S0S. Mlcgtcol, tporin er ii1 erz
btetet, Der StaOt ein Don @ap-, SOnp= mo
@aguitraBe begren5teS @runOtiid al8 8au-
plab iiir cine NiOr9ue 5u iiberragen; SerOroz
nun9 getref8 amenoiruug Der ouuOe= Seror0=
nnng; Ditto in St5ng auf gteupfIcitertng Der
SolltnaDItraBe, 5piiden 6apette= ullo 8altiz
noreitraBc. angcnommen ruurbtn: Beror0=
nuHg 8etrefi8 SeSabluH9 beS Stoot @eoutez
ter8 fir OelitieOcue 0ituitleiItuugn; 90. in
8e5ng auf gfcupfaiteruug Der @oanltraBe slui=
idcn 0oifnton= mo 2anualeitraBt; 8ei1luB,
Die Linton Sabucompugnie" allfsuforoern,
on je0er Seite Der @aDinaBen Bride eineu
3aun 81 errtdten. Nltbrere Mabregelu be8
eriten 3meigc8 iauhen Nuuabnle, borrnter Die
8frcrbnnng SCtrefi5 yleu Blanirug uno
=Yfaiierllng Der Den @eutrez zMartt umgeben0en
StraBen, Scr Sei1luB SetreffS 0rudtS BON
1000 @remplaren Der MaporS= SotI6aft in eng
tiider uno bon 500 in beitti6er Sprdbe, fertter
Die Seroronllng i'll SeSug auf Oen Sertauf Oes
rGitD= 0ar6 @igcntbUmS uno Aulage Oe8 gr-
l0it8 I'M 9llgungS 6ono.
Setbe 53iueige uertagten itdl bis Dtoutaq.
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9te Wfrren lit 9fafne =.

Sas GtSc osr Sspmopie. uto lette Gnt=
fdDeioRns oes ShergeriGlts sI Gnrften Der
0iepmb!tTarer. r.-Sie sswftou:ftsm frsedjca ~
Stteu3c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-28
Gon Scm N6t6. S6urlOtu 4ee0.
Sine GmpIebluns BON OF. Rapuas's u. gf. u
Seilntttelu, nad mebriabrt8em @e6raaae
cerIeIbeu.
0en 9Ori, 4. Sanuar 1877.

gRerther Serr!-Settmebrere Sabren idouaebraudbe
h 9fTe ebiSinen. anian9s be8te 1 3tDsiie in 6eren
giTfiamteit 6olo e6od eTilten Md Die 9uten gSiIz
funeen 0eriG6en nit Sertrauen, uno Jest baite Id es
midi nur fiir meinc Rnidt oocrn eS inadt mir ogar
fFrpube ben 9uten, ben oiele6en mir eebTadt oanfs
bar onSuertennen. 8os ReaOg IeIteI f0nnte nitbt
beer 6csednet iperoen ais Ourh ienen 9fomeH. 2Bir
appStren 6aelbe bdufis uno inoen fat une9l6ar Die
perfprotene Snloerin9. AdtungSoon
glrl Sr 9iabpap. GgufIosu g3eeD.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
SECOND BoARp-1 O'CLOCK p. M.-coyr,xrr,,

Lyille ~. a Nash
100 JlS
Naeht'hat A str
ah,s aW s92t400 sl
llo. bl '''
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
Nvvv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY is, 1880

of which Professor Whitney was chairman, ana Dr.
Hammond Trumbul. Professor +. j. Child Professor
March and Professor Uildemann we're members. with
this alphabet tha English language can be spelt
according to its sounds eff our language" Professor
March, remarks In his own OrtbOgraphy wcr speIt Oy
IT. ~ vould AT once become easy for children and Tor
the iterate 10 ern They could read II right on AS soon
a. they ernd their letters 1t would be also for al
who read French, German. Latin Greek, or Anglo
Saxon II would make the ernng of foren tnngs easy
II would fix the school rronunciaton Of Latin ana
Greek We should pronounce or course. rs the Romans
did for that would be our natural reading OF the letters
No one would think OF studying up pronunciation so
remote and difficult as orr English method would then
bccome or Of making Hngua Frdnod OF good old Latin
after the manner Of the socaed Continental method IL
would revive the speech Of old English authors
would he troubled to understand Hamlet as
we now read 1t Chaucer could make little OF the can
trhury Tales" the change too greatthe writer
admits for immediate and complete adoption II must
I'm any event. he the work OF time II cannot be in
troduct into the newspapers the common literature
Of generation who know spelling but the old There
must be gradual progress, transition period
I'm the issues of the popular press. The Ideal
alfabet is guide to direct the minor
changes II may also come into immediate use In The
schools in rachne beginners to read aud in scientific
publications. as slternativ or key alfabct. All our
dictionaries for example need such an alfabet to CIV
the accommodations So do biological essays. geoRraieal
works md many others. Once made familiar in these
wavs perfect fonetc spelling may gradually dspace
the old"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
UARPER'S PERIODICALS
FOR 1850.

HARPER q BROTHERS,
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THE PRINCETON REVIEW. January.

The present number, as usual, is devoted to
the discussion OF subjects In the higher departments OF
thought without distant aim at popular effect
including papers " Historic Forces" by Francis A.
Henry The Inspiration Of the Now Testament" by
President Bartlett Of Dartmouth College, Recent Pro-
gress in Solar Astronomy" by Professor Young, OF
Princeton College, "speliing Reform" by Professor
March OF Lafayette College, and Others. Professor
Marchs article Is partly printed In Photographic
biography, presenting a. pebad an appearance TO the
con ventional English eye as sansculote IN the As
sembly OF Eotables. Professor March is strenuous
advocate OF the English alphabet reported by tho Com
mttce OF the American Pathological Association IN 1877
, 1880-08-23

v"tes, thnt tho l'osr.l e srpcsyisas. declare the
irrcparc, tic vo,cs m oast. nni Ill ' ihe joo.o
rr aii"ss Of ios II pnr;c. whIch hol mi 'Ct t1,
y.lsi. were la'npod insti:ermnateiy !nto = lias
a. 1t,,,,, s.n,a.,,, ,,,,..
Nv eni"a Acpae'us "na poolcJ' WHGtd kto
''la nepnll!eans % lind c,car aoritles. the in
spe"'"'7 'tn,e lc!'oi'"'t NchHcF"''e h"1orf-
ties larger than tho entire male population
,.,. y. .''el p','se' >" "'te"A e,n',ts' tho w
p.ni.eas' Aho"'"a ts'e5 ~ohM no eaea'ea:
~" ,l"t 'ote Nv a.. ESen WI" 1he net' nll
~ uio'''se"'S tAo no''ocfats setufhea Hce
~, m,'ea "to'c totc' "1"'' tncFe aucFe Uotefs'
!, ano aa1e l,".'" WIS psagt'eet' III i'o"hacs
Gon''.y. nlua III u!eeno county, w'ero !No
!'ephp'chI Ma!ost'y ~ osef ",M' ING oa'ot-
.oS WIS sto'cll 1rofh tno ohefaH's onlee ami
INC uelaoclatac caflatuhto was t!ec!afetl
elected. Tho Committees report closes wifi,
thn fn,towfut, rtnc,u,, nrrtcst.
@',r ,rt, .'.,.,, " ..at ~ ~! ',a p'"a
,,,,aI III su.a ~, INV tao psup.n Rto ns nueh Mp
poEs q tleKsn a,ttlrnxe iw " they ever wGro'
WY. "hio pS,ies,c's!y nccrpt!uK tug con*tiiu-
@ fensr y morally to tMko n'lvnntaKe nf thn tmt1ty
H.'u ,tnnFMnee ~ tne Negro ~ fial!itS M vttr.
t Il ~ e 1aty ap9{ tHs y tlcHcy that iMrttGipa.
lsauds. g neecpt..neo q tho rcsnlta u
tno ,iraads " men mt th9t c!,araotcr.
Fly istal. w - hccouhtea lor Wnllo th!s vlow iNiy
icsson tno turpitutio or itso ne!h cnrlnlttcu.
ueI":S !ntIr nWtl enilsecnces. y snas not lessen
wv ,nhr % amn d.ttrst when t!e pcnn!c ot t!io
Ns!uon sio!a feel Ut tno ;'tnni',,stlon of fle
saA.ay ~, WY " pe"p.o WHO c.. nrns snoneclves t9
struvee f.,r III fnr futi mi fr.'n ~ a1n,,n "a na
.ist ended: tho vote nt nenrly 100000 truo nut!
sn%sa ~ frs,e s; o ~ XII 5ao e. u aG
rVdtnti III November, If 4 Tow hundred eicctton
,,s a,,,, woso ps onseioneGa n 1e4rs i,, nre
swevt n,iislG uf tic lebci yell i}llt ''Tisc nllt
ea never grind With tho waser that fas passed."
III conheelloh Win tieso oatraEes tic
eoiored people of Alnoania arc preparing to
hoio hass-'hee''hs ~ montgomery next
'hoht't, 10 uevlse why's aiit h,calla to assist
, 1880-08-23

lHE nndlng of tho Grand Jury In tho Sea-
wpnhaka case is II tlursh commentary GU tho
system, Ut Goyornmont inspection. Tho Jury
caused seven cnxineurs. duly licensed by tho
Inspector Of i!ot!ers aud haohinury, u bo exasn-
iAcd, a1ld they wcro att fottud incompetent. Not
ono Of thom professcl to bo ablo to ASCERTAIN
tho amount Of steam In Il bolior II for any rpa.
s0tn sttah boiler itad no gtugo. though uyery
engineer should 10 ablo to arrive at Ut least IN
approximate result. Tho Jury aiso condemned
tho whole Byatum Of inspection. A.Atlny that
river craft wor0 0eten permitted to 10 mutty
milcs to son With oxoursiot!sts: that llfe-boats
wero seldom IL orlor orrroyldod in the required
number; that excursion steamers wore cotn-
monty found unseaworthy, cto. Indictments
wore found against tho owners. Cupta!n, md
enKineor bS tho Seawanhaka, and aXalnat tho
Government inspectors. THO lust uaulod aru
sud to 10 generally incompetent, THO fault Is,
OF courso, due ta tho wrctchcl Clvi-SGrYIoo sys.
ton. which awards such places to persons who
have uesorycd we'll ri tho party, 1t will prof.
nbly rotlut1o il4astor as serious Al that OF the
SuuwuHhAka ~ hrins ahout u s!tutlar InyestIya-
t!ou Of tho csaetaoY vt ttto lako oxae5loa boats
and tho inspecting otllcGra
, 1880-08-23
THE ALABAMA FRAUDH.

The Republican State Committee Of Ala-
bnmn hAs done Timely service in putting
upon official record tllu story ot the Infamous
frauds committed during tho recent election
III Tint State iii tho BhBpo Of II, nldEess 10
tho country. 1t Is terrible arraIg,mcnt Of
the bourbon Democracy, showing Tint ttero
is no safeguard for thu bnllots cast by tho
Republican party III Alubana, md TINT there
Is not even personal safety fur tho ieaders OF
tho party IN conducting MI electlon campaign.
It Is atl exposition Ut figii-flallded outrages
md ullblsIshlngty open frauds which should
urouso I'LL Indignant protest all over tho
North, md demand lint tho rights Of ctti-
zens ln tho South who nro nut Democrats
s)lnlI bv Respected.
Tho address at the Committee Is not con.
fined to generallttcs, hut goes Into tho de-
tails OF tho fral.tls committed ut tho Inst
elceti0is, a bsluf alstfact OF some of thou.
sMllIA prOya interesting md Instructive
rcallns. At Mctiellee's Switch, In M0nt-
goatcry Cuttnty, tita Republicans roiicd tl73
votes by nctunI count, receiving their VOTES
from one mnn md polling them 50 TINT he
could SEQ tllenl,--n prccaution tliat was taken
tecas.se thoy expected to be cheated. After
tho polls woro closed, the Republican IT.
spcctor waa ojecte,i. A militia company
tEom Montgomery drove away the IsepuhIlc-
ans who wer0 waiting outside 10 hear tho
returns. Tho inspectors, having tho ilcltl to
themselves, then pr0cuclcl tl tho count, and
mAtlo u roturn Giving the Republicans l33
votes atltt tho Democrats 6i0l at kenciaii'a
leat, III tho san,e county, MI Republican
y0scs wcro lHpos!teal unlns simtIar clrcup)-
stances a Republican majority OF ATS was
reduced to 10, anil eyei, tl,ls ltttlo majority
was thrown out by the Huar,l OF Supervisors,
At Robinsun's ESQ Republican votes wore
cast aud 10 Democratic. At tl!is poll thoru
was d quarrel between two colorcl men,
wheruupon tho Democratic inspectors
clatMleA tllat 1t lnya1ldateA tho election, cur
IleA of the ballat-box, nl,l ITO return ut a1l
has been nlatla since. The saina thing &C.
cured ut rorter's 1uat, wlIero the vote was
400 Republican to 80 Democratic. The farce
that was played ut Old Elaln Is thus d.
scrlbe.l:
AT Old Elan tho list Of votes ahowea TINT ~
Republican yntua hAl beel pulled tu sIxteuu
DssSS s s S W.T.! ss HSa ,ns Rlass
yotcs bad becn counted out. At this tuActuyu
tue cMttIt0 Vxptt1d, and It appeared tt,Mt no
other light could ho prtclred. It was accunt-
spedt6r, WIN hat nee,, teluoted tor thU position
becauso IT hia ignorance aud stupidity, that all
Tho sutes w placed toKelhnr ulld sent 10 town,
% ~ asA OF os 1 Es'arn whi0h ',f2positoa r.ps 20.
heeauss ul,terth law tho luspeot.,rs aro rG.
upon tholG return, aud not BY u count Ut tho