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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
LnnRlnlclh clur.lIoN
anxiety About Indiana The south
d 40 He Given tn.

Anxiety About Indiana The south
40 He Given Up.
WAsHIsoToE, August 3g.-Il seems
that Senator Conkling hes authorized
Tnember of the National Republican Com.
uittee 10 stste that he will make four
speeches Ia Indiana aud three 10 O1io.
General Graot, Il is said, will pro3iae at
tbe FIST meeting In tho Wet at which
Senator Cohkliug speaks 1t is now given
out autboritiveiy yhst the National Com
mittee will send no money 10 the South.
and that no Republican speakers viii 60
there under theis auspices. The cry of a
''5olid South ie the only stock ID trale
which they have left, and IL is quiet nat
ural that they do not wish % part with il
MIR. Blaine, after the election iu Maine,
will stump The West, going as far as
California Gen Garfield has Informed
the National Committee that he considers
il vitality important 60 carry Indiana ia
October, and, beginning % @ few days. the
committee will pour all their available
ash into that State, anc food 70 from end
end with their best speakers
gss~~ -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
District Conventions.

The several districts will hold their dis
trict meetings for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the County Convention,
and for doing such other business az they
may deem proper, on Saturday, the 4th
day of September at the following placer:
Kingwood district at Eowegville.4
Valley district at Reedsville.
Lyon district at Newburg.
Reno district at Fellowsvl,e.
Union disEct at Aurora.
Portland district at Cranberry.
Pleasant at Corners School House.
Grant district at Brandonville.
"DistrIct officers will also be nominated
at the Same time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR NO. /.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY COMMITTEE
WIN. NJ. o. DAWSON, CnA,rnAN.

W w M y I74h ''D'11'i NHA IKNAh
Re1o.-C 5. NJ. uooton Henry M. Corley, T..
NJ, Huffman.
C,ton.-Pagc X. McCrum, Allen Forman,
David NJ. WOtring
Vattey.-Isaiah Kirk, Samuel A. Din, VIM. +.
Mauear
Grant Jas. NJ, Chldester, Geo. A, Fear, John
uarader.
hn'goood.-W. q. worloy. Henry Shaner, J.
II. Hawthorne.
Eyon,-Dr. Il. i. Lanham, Eugene Lanhan,
Jas. Allender
#. Liston.
F0rttud-Jno. w. Watson. n. B. Browning. J.
w. Hardestv.
Tie G,St ,tomcd in each District is Chairman of
tic District Committed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
TKE SIfERIFFILYI.
''SOn Jonc"'S'' VicWS-s-I what he
ThiuIs should De Done.
FELLowsvILLE, Ang. 81.

LSAyhSN ALlLt AuA. OIL.
Editor .4TgIS II want you to
publish what ] have to cay, for while
| AIN not one OF the big ones, I have
been looking around some and / have
been to town lately and saw the
leaders, and ! now want TO give my
Democratic irIeuds, who are not pos
ted, the uewa do we'll 10 my advice
concerning who the Democrats
should nominate for Sheriff What
! am gong TO say may sound strange,
but IT Is policy. To be plain, want
the Democrats TO nominate Elisha
Thomas for Sheriff. When | say
this | d" not forget that lie 10 the
Radical nominee that he was nom.
mated IN the convention by the
Klngwooi ring, and that the CASH
Ter Of the Kipgwood bank went all
the way to Aurora and to Brandon
vile to SGT up the pins for Thomas
And, that the Kngwood district
convention WAS postponed nearly q
week IN the interest Of Thomas, an
while this was gong On Thomas Was
declaring to every Democrat that he
would not be subject TO the t,puh-
Iican convention, and would not 10
IN tie convention, but BIO woul help
u, AMI enable us TO beat tho nofui
nee. II may he tru:Lfuliy said that
while he was mixing these promises
he was also promising the Repub!i-
cans that he would 90 into the con-
vention aud would not be az imue-
pendent candidate, II Is now gen
orally conceded that all things are
iair in law, wur and politics, Bat
Why am | III favor Of Thom - now q?
For the simple reasou that | lean
through good authority that he is
not much Of Republican, eud Is now
seeking the Democratic nomination,
and that he agrees TO stick TO us and
rebuke the Republican party. What
Democrat is tbero who does not ia
vor such man ? 1t Ia not enough
that he 10 Iun by the bank. VIVA
Republican is there that the pank
does not run, except, perhaps, Sher
II Ford. Now, if Thomas gets the
Democratic nomination he will be
elected and vii! give US some of the
deputyships, Tor while Le has prom
ised the East side Of tie river to
Dlyy Gibson and Henry e. Gaze
both, he has simply doLe chs for eff
feet, and learn that he has prom
lsed Reno district to his brother m
law Hanway, and also to young
Walters. These things don't amount
to much anyway, and now that he
has The Rapubican nomination be
has a sure thing and can give these
deputy places to the Democrats who
voted loI hun it, the Republican con-
entiou and WI SEQ that he gets
the Democratic nomination. 1t don {
make much difference to us II the
bank does run him and shaye the
orders at the expense Of the people,
for the Republican party Is iospohsl.
bic for the baDl: and it mlst be kept
up. For these reasons IL is now the
plain duty Of The Democratic party
10 nominate Thomas and have
Democratic Sheriff.
IT,. I-.-t--.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
GRANT DISTRICT.
a Meeting OF Radicals I'm tbe Etcr-
nal City.

nal City.
GRANT DISTRICT, Aug. 3C.-"Hardly
Ever said in his article from the City
of Paradise, recently, that politics had
opened up in her might in lis midst Il
her advocates had run wild with enthu-
siasm. Living in the Gibraltar Of Re
publcanism, as he term, it, have not
found it as such. Thinking the boom
was confined TO that, / resolved after
having heard of grand Republican rally
TO take place there, went. Arriving,
| found tho field marshuis ready TO
launch their little boat. The streets
put on the appearance Of dcsertion and
TO a Passer by it indicated that distress
had visited the homo Of moral IDEAS.
But, disappointment met mo They
marshallcd thor forces, and with dar-
ing generals TO bravo the front, dashed
of to the field of action. With sailors
gli.tering and chains cracking show
cd that u desperate action was near ut
hand. The field but moments before
Tho heavens wcro clear the stars put
on brilliant look and the moon illu-
minated tho land Quictncss prevailed
and not star TO disturb tho quiotress
prevailed eve ywhcrc. The stock of The
farms, and wild beasts Of the forest lit
Ito but know that in short time tho
scycrcst battle Of all time would rage
in its fury. That the solid South would
be conquered, and fall beneath tho
tread of her adveGasarics Tho columns
were not for apart, Mason ~ Dixon's
line ran the signal, lcw moments was
sufficient TO warrant all that the battle
had begun Tho battery In front mad
opened and the thunder at distance
announced sharp action Uudlsmayed
in solid columns they marched to the
scene. Quick as lightning the buglc
sounded the charge Yell after yell
went up, and tho bravo squad was about
lost in the smoke of battle Tho en-
gagcment was short General NJ. s
Brytc, was quick on hand and shaped
the plan, and sworc by tho eternal
tbot tho sojiJ eon,h ,,,s, Lo natl,
solid North That O,o I4,h onorl
mont 10 ,I,o ,.,;.,,,;.,, or ~,
did not prevent the payment of rebel
claims Mat ."I,,,., corco,l -.
from the country and st,r,lod ,bo
world with his oloouercc. (,rd rascol
itvN That Cbcstor A,r,,r NO.
man who stood ON his roorit. If Lo diJ
rcoisto,, and draw ,,,, Cor, t,o ,o,,or,
mc,t for tina .ar5o t,r n,,so,-. ,.ho
were never employcd and nut Il into
his own rocket Ihut,Lc RcuI,licons
saved tLcI-uiou bv si,vi,,o -, homo
and PROTECTING thojr homes onl G,o.
sides. md the Democrats of no Nor,,
I. h,iua tho Lor,Ics T,,t u.nco,l,
wore c6rscts and never dill q davs
work i'm mis- lilo. that Hancock q i
not know the wants OF tho nonr of tho
land That all his private, woro Gon,
tho arrstoclacy of the country Inst
thon some ono arose and called tor
urce cheers Tor the hero OF tho last
engagement. Silence roigncd supreme
when General VIM Frey announced
to the audience that Cod had choosen
TO lot 1.-Two in loon county a class of in
uiVluuals who Were f,uud uuknd ~. ne
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

TIE Broad-Ax wishes TO know
whether we are going into the bloody
shirt business ? No, We are not going
into it any further than IS necessary
TO snow the Inconsistency Of the con.
unuous Il sdrca how OF Rebel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

There is not O hole in HE'LL
hot enough for a DEMOCRAT.
--RadIcaI candidate for AttOr-
Hey- General, at MOrgantown,
Aug. 9TH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

We have, through the kindness e
Capt. Jas d. Murdoch, Of this place,
AN Official copy oil Gen. IIsucocks
Order No. Al, which We shall give to
our readers next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

Provide msto.s and colIae for th
Independent and Broad-Ax, Lei
US know when it comes of, gentle
men, and we Will endeayor to be
nresont to look on.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
Democratic Convention.

The Democratic party of Preston
county Will meet IN Convention q, Port
land on Saturday. September the 18th,
1880, for the purpooe OF tranoacting such
business as may come before 1t.
BY order of the Executive Committee,
VIM. Nj. DENT, Chm pro TEN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

THs Hancock and English club, OF
Kidgwood. was addressed last Sat
urday nigbeby Hon. John II. Holt
ADD Chss. E. Brown, Esq Each of
the gentlemen made excellent ad-
dro@es.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

IN the second article from the top
Of the second column. on the first
page. 1879 fhohld read 1870
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

There is not holo in HE'LL hot
enough for a DBMOCRAT--Radi-
cal Candidate for Attorney Cen
oral, at Morgnntown, August 7th.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
Gin urtbeiI Iber Ole oeuti6en
4atbolifen tn oen Der.
Gtaaten.

Sn Der n~eueten Rr. Der v&at5oIii5en
Wilionen", bieier treifi6en Monatsi9rift,
fdat Der gar pieIen unierer 2eier befannte
RauseIre6usr p. WarimiIian garIffdttsr S.
j. baS nadfOlsenbe llrtbeiI iber BITE beut.
i5sn Ratbolifen tn ben Der. Staaten, bas
UNI 10 beadtenspsrtber 1T, ais p. garliidts
ter mad isiner Ianssn Gbdtistsit ais Bolts
miTiondr unter ben bisfsen beuti9en Ras
tboIiten @sIeaenbsit bate feline einseuan'
bsrten 2anbsIsuts senau fsnnen gu Iernsn.
!Sier, mas er f6reibt sd fprede o fol-:
den (beuti@en RatboIiten), wel9e nod bic
Rir9e beiu9en. Bei bieisn berrf9t I'M
aasemeinen Isbenbissr @Iaube, A9tuns
Dor benz unauilSsIi9en Banb Der gbe unb
Dor benz gissntbum. absr bar4 ben pies
len Berfebr nit protstanten babsn ft9
manderIei absrsIaubiids @sbrdude bsim
8olte sinssIdIi9sn; bic Susenb nament'
Iduft germ 3u Wabriasern unb @abrs
Iaserinnsn, wel&e bier gang 0fsntli4 ibr
Sswsrbs treibsn. Das SIu4en TT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
Sii6pf Setb.

Gtne tslegrapbtl6e Sepe11e u Hon
on tas ,Sreemen's Soarnal" in Seem Yort
brinst bic Na4ridt, baB Der 8. Batter am
IA. Wdr3, ben bo9u'ften Bii5of Mi6aeI
SeiB pom Ga grsHe gum goabiutor bes
sreiien @rsbiidofs Ssnni BON Milwautee
nit benz &s6te Der Na1folss unb ben
bodw. Sobn u. Watteriou, ben BrdFusu'
ten bes ct. Wa,p's college in @mmet8:
burg, Warplaub, gum SiidOi uon @oIums
bus, Ohio, ernannt bat.
@snn lie cine Nadridt bic &at5oliten
bes sanaen Wefens nit Srsubs erfiut bat,
70 1T IS bic gsi5rberung tes boGu'ife
8iidof Seie, bieies sbIen bsuti5:amerita.
nii5en tatbolii6sn 9ioniers. OerieIbe
etbIitts bas 2i9t Der @sIt ON IL. gpril
1918 gu 9fabloorf tn Der Di6ceie Sid:
ifdtt In Baieru.
an Is. October 1910 gum Prieiisr ges
peibt, tam er am II. DECEMBER 1912 tn
bic ameritauii9e Wiiiion unb ibsrnabm
bic @emeinbe gouinaton, &entufp. Dort
Isrnte TIN Der bodu'ite Gr3bii4of Ssnni
tsnnsn uab bspos i'm in feline DiScsis su
treteu, weI5e bamals bic GerritoIien @iss
conltu unb Winusiota umfaSte unb nur 4
9riefter sdblte. Biidof Senni unb Batter
SeiB erbautsn bic erite beuti5e &ir9e MiI.
mantee's: ct. Rarien. Sn ls49 erbielt
sr Yfarrer Or. SuIsmonn, ielisen Anbeu.
Tens, als @ebllfe. Die R~otbpenoisteit
siniebsnb i'm @sitsn ein Prisiteriemiuar su
baben, fabtsn 1853 bsiSs ben glan gum
i@uierisen Wsrt. Sat obns WittsI nurbe
bas llutsrnebmen besonuen unb glidli9
bur9sefibrt. Sbnen beiOen, DR.. 5sib u.
DR.. Salsmanu, perbantt WiIuautee bas
S%aIslianuu,, benz Der nsus goabiutor bes
gv;bii9ofs uon Der @ranbuns Der Infialt
bis Serbff 1858 als Rsetor portland. Mls
Oant bat i'm Yapit Bius TX. gum 8iidof
Der neuseidufisaen 8idceie Ga grofs er.
nannt. gs mar Elm nsues YionierIebeu,
bas sr %antrat; gait es bod In elmer
io,uiasen piIoen @eseub cine DiScsie su
i3aifsn ; elm 9ollbaus biente ibm gum bi.
i16fli9eu Balalt, etne armieIise SoIstir9e
sur gatbeorale. Absr Der ebIe Oberbirte
trat fem neues amt unuerbroGen an, I'M,
psroroisn i3ofise er meter unb bsuts sdblt
bic DiScsie, bic er III balb perldbt, SO
Brieiisr, 90 &ir9sn, rs Pfarri9uIen unb
40. 900 Seelen, bersbste 3sussn ieines
Wirtens. 0ie uerbsn bic Ratboliten, Der
0iOesie Ga @rOiie ben sutsn S6erbi,isn
betraueru!
Sn Rom nabm Biidof 9siB aul patitas
nif9en goneil ressn antbsil. Ssine lite,
rarii5e Ebdti9tsit III cine 3iemIi5 umfaIs
isnSe semeisn. Oils Witbesrinbsr bes
Baitoralblattes in ct. 9ouis ~Iieferte er
bemielben Bis iest psrtbpoae unb 3obIrei1s
tbsoIostf9e Seitrdse. Sodssi5det finb
feline Wsrfe iiber bic Sir9snssi9i5te bes
WitteIalters.
Run tsbrt er in isinsn erifen Wtrtunss'
treis Surit. aus Der DiScsie nit 4 Yries
fern III cine grSbi6esis nit Q Suffrasans
bii&Ofen ssuOroeu. M6ss Der aamddtise
ben paderen Sbsrbirtsn IN ieinem neueu
8irtunsstreiie issnsn; m6se benz ebIeu
fittsnreinen, sebilOeten, bur9 unb bur4
bsuti5en Manne, usan i'm Der Sd6pfer
ms Before Senieits, ruff bic &rone bss
Simmsls ais 2obn 81 Ebeil perbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

teit br @smitbsr, llnsinisteit, bic pon
einem Ebeile perIsste greue, bic 3aifim:
n1nng Beiber. ober anbere llrfa1eu etne
Trennuns als ratbiam erideinen Ia1en
ltnb psnn bann bas @siss es nt5t erlaubt,
bab Der fredsu ~Subrinslidtsit piafabrt
uerbe, bann idreit man ibsr bic tnbiaiss
teit unb l1umeniGIi9teit Der @sieee, bic
nit benz Rsdte zines freien garssrs ftreis
ten; man mife, faseu fts, bana9 trad
ten, baB iene @eiese, aIs u%eraItet, fur ab'
i@aft ertldrt, unb bic gbsidsibunsen
burd ein msaidIides 9siss oils srIaubt
binseiteut perbsn.
Sbslei9 u bic 9eistsebsr ~uniersr
Gage an ienen 9runbidssn bes &e6teS nit
auem @ifer feifbalten au molten ertldren,
10 f6nnen fe fe bod nt9t sesen iene meni9;
li9e Rudlofsteit pertbsibisen, aud penn
fe es nod 70 iebr uinidten. Darun,
utiiiie man ben 3situerbdItnifen nadseben
unb BITE gbeibetbunsen seitattsn. Oie
@ei6idte ieIbit lisfert uns bisfir BeIese.
I'm anberes gu iibersebsn, uerwsiien mir
bios auf ben Gussang bes porisen Sabr.
bunbertes. a!s in bisier Seit Srantreid
ni1t 10 fab in enbloie 8erwirruu9 9erieib,
ioneern SIsi6iam In einem alsemeinen
Branbe au1oberts unS aqe a%eisui1aftIide
Oronuns mad Seieitisuna 9ottes entweibt
mar, ba uarb aud bsidIofen. baB bic @be:
idsiounsen bur6 bic Ssisse sutsebeiBsn
iein iouten. Oisielben 9eiste uiiui4eu
nun ginise in Der @esenwart erneuert gu
ieber, neil fe @ctt unb bic Rir@e beieitt
gen unb aus ben seisai@aftli4sn 8ertin'
buusen Der Meni5en psrbannen molten,
uobet fe pom, tb0ridten Babne befansen
fnb, baB benz UNI iit srsifsuoen Sittsn'
usrosrbniiis burb bersIei6sp 9sisse Gins
balt sst6an werben Tonne.
(ShIu6 fplot1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
cine GbrtEembebe III, sbeater.

Dis tou ss bic Suben in Berlin trsibsn,
unb wie nett ibre 8~srbObnuns bss gbris
iteutbum's ssbt, bafar Iiefert bic v8reu,
3sitnns" fOIsenben 8eweis:
vSm Wilbslm : Gbsatsr (u 9erIin)
wuroe am Is. Sebruar gum eriisn Wals
Elm 9ebsnsbilb vOnteI &unss" sesebsn.
OasisIbe 1T anfanss pofsuartis, obne @eiit
omar, aber bod barmlos, unb eth paar ems
geitreute msbritimmi9e @ouplets ipra9en
re9t pobl on. Damn sntpidelte ss fi9
iebo9 mebr unS msbr sa einem plumpen
E%en6en3ftide. Gem we9ielfdli1snoen
,driali5en" Rsutisr itsbt sin b65ft vsSsIs
mitbiser" viibiidsr~ BANTER sssenibsr,
Der iia In ip6ttiidsu 8~smsrtunssn lber
cine .RsIisiou Der 2iebs" ersebt, bic ibrsn
4usbrud I'M vSubenbeten" fdube. Ssine
GbsItbaten n6tbisen einem gbriitsn ben
ausuf ab: Sebt, has tbut elm Subsl llnb
H5s1sn, ais fe In bss Banfiers Saus
tommt (ani9sinenb III ss Sabbatb), fins
bet, baB ss beilis fet an bisism Orts.
Rur3, bas Subentbum leu1tet bsu In benz
sre0eu Rom0Oienfeuer, wdbreno baS gbri'
ltsntbum abieits I'M S1attsn ftsbt u. bsmuns
bernb-bOffsniIi4 aud beiddmt--3u benz
SbsaIe bss Wsni9tbums" aufbIidt. Als bic
&inbsr Der bs3eidnstsn Wdunsr ii9 5u elmer
Wii9sbe 3uiammentbun, wirb sbenio OILS
bern ME brsit bic Wstsiasuns Der S9rift
ba,u eitirt: ,gs oil etn 9irt uub
c inc Seerbe werben!"-gs wurbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
MItfatbolij6es aus per e6weis.

9is ,alttatboliids" l1niuerfitdt tn Bern
bat mteber eiuen f9msren 0erluft erlitteu.
Ser Stubioius Sacob Wiaer pon @dbris
bat ftd sri9Olsu. Our9 bieien Sslblt'
morb wirb bic Sabl Der Stlbentsn bieier
llnipsriitdt pom adt auf feben ~rebucirt, 70
baB jett iebsr Der ieds Profenoren oerieI:
ben nsbit benz vaIttatboliiGen" 0ii5of
5srbos is nod einsn 3ub6rer baben. Wils
Isr eridos fi3, neil istne @!tern ibu peSen
ieinsr apoitaie 0orwlrfe ma9ten; in
SoIse bsiIsn modem, 10 iast man, Der 8is
itof iouobl ais Serr 9rofehor BieiuS ben
Sat auffteIen, bab bic &inber in 3atuuft
Bel Der WabI ibrer gltsrn nit mebr 8Ors
it1t su @srfe seben ioasn". Gin anbsrss
Mitslisb Der valtfatbolii9en" &ir9s, 9err
Wa5on, sinlf Staatspfarrsr i'm Sura, absr
psssu WanseIs on @Idubissu pom bort
entui5en, iadt Ia Bern bermaIsn cine
Stsus. gr iol Gusfdt baben, int 9OteI
v,um &rsu,", bsfsn Snbabsr iein S9pie,
serpatsr TT, cine gnitsauns gu erbalten.
Sin psitsrss llnsIid fir bisie Stride bat
cine iunse Dame anseri4tet. sic maj
auf Der Yoif anssltsut unb usri9wanb btes
fer Gage pISsIi9 nit sinem Gafsnbsficit
Don 100 Srancs. Damn bat 9err 9er'
sos, Der fi5 au9 8ii9of t~ituliren IaBt,
neil bic vGbriitatbOIii9en" @smsinSsa
i'm bafir baItsn, einen 6aftenbirtsnbrtsf
an feline Sddfsiu sef9idt. Die 9sute
lbsr ben vSaftsa"sB Brief unb NETS
ss xsiBts better beieen v@otelstten"s
Sirtsnbrisf, neil bic @briftatboIiiden bod
BON 5aitsn unb Sdrinsen ni4ts msbr mil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

fen polen. Das G%aitsnmanbat bes Biz
idofss Der ibusi3erii9en 6riftatboIii&en
N~aticualtir9s, bes Or. 6. 9srsos bei3df'
tist fid buuptid9Iid NIT ben antlasen,
usl@s ssssn bic 9riftatboIiide Spnobe,
neil fe bic Obrsnbei9te ni4t fir oblisato'
RID ertId,t bat. tirsIi@ BON ben R0mii9,
RaiboIiidsn erbo6eu morten Rnb. Weit Der
ariittatboIiidsu Rationaltir&e Der S9usi3
unb ben tprtiseu N~lttatbolifen bats balo
elm &nbe; bic Rattonaltirde eriitirt Bios
mebr in Der @inbhouns Der 9iberaIen unb
bic Alttatboltteu uerben ihneQ aQe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
a6tuns tbr &atBoIssen!
Sis stimuie hes BERT. gius TX.

Sn unIern Easen idsint bic Soriebuns
Der fatbOlif4en 8rsie cine b~eionbere Wfiis
fiou segeben gu babsu. sn ibr TT ss, bie
@runbiase Der Srbnuns unb bes @lais
bens bort, NO bisielbsn berrS3en, Su bepabs
rem uno fe ba su psrbreiten, NO @pttlos
fstsit pnb cine taIte @Iei6siltisteit bie'
ieIbea in 9srsefsrbeit seratben lieBeu.
Btus TX. In eirem S9reibcn BON 1851.
Br erfu6eu gle i~uitdnbisit allen benen
NIT eurem gIteu @tleu unb eurer 9unlf
bsigufeben, bic nit @eiit besabt anb nit
senisenbsr 6euntutb ausserlitet, f3 an
Bic 9rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3situns
gen sur 8ert5eibtsuns unb Serbreituns Der
tutboIii6ea 2sbre perOfentlt9en. - Gncps
eIica Bius TX.
Sic Stimmc 9en'S XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat +!
(2aTet euer 9i5t Isu6tsn Dor ben Wen'
i6en, bamit fs euere 9uten @erfe ieben.
hnb Der 9srr sebs eu9 ba5u Seiasn Se'
ssnD
SEQ XIII. an bas In $arma erf6eineuee
BIatt Luce" (2su6te) anfuns 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
9atbpIiSber Strdens Salenser.

Bon Der 9lufsrfebuns Ssiu -Rarc 1911.
SSuut, ben 20. EGrs o.. Oarrirh. @uutr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-19

states or territories. Their more intel
ligent leaders know that they are
not yet ft for self.govern-
ment A partial solution Of
this troublesome race problem would
be reached, doubtless. if they were
more equally distributed over the
United States, aud especially if more
Of them could be induced to remove
to the large and prosperous states
north and west Of the Ohio river.
where there is a protested sympathy
for them and no prejudice or nice no.
tions on account of color and preyi-
GUS condition. Many southern people
would like to turn over the prac-
teal solution Of this eyer-pres
ent question to their theoretically
humane northern neighbors. a
wholesale exodus from thesouth would
be temporarily injurious to labor in
terests, but it would be a great benefit
at last. A larger stream Of sturdy
white immigrants would flow this way
and our people would be stimulated
to greater efforts in all the fields and
avenues Of industry. The census has
been taken for 1880, and re-exodus
that can take place will effect as
in representation for the next
two years. If Mr.. Conway, the
pretended friend of the poor African,
will only bring his steamboat along, be
can load it at pleasure without fear Of
shot guns, red shirts, cannon or men
in dominoes. General Chalmers would
no doubt encourage a large emigration
from the shoe-atring district, and we
are not so certain but that tho Mem
phis congressional district could spare
few hundred. This is free country
and big one Those who are not
satisfied, should move.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-19
No HYnrnI.

There is scarcely any land free from
the wire-worm, or any crop that is not
subject to their yoracity. They occur
wherever grass will grow, being par
ticularly harbOrod among clover roots;
and are always prevalent in meadow
and pasture lands, seeming to thrive
best in the vicinity of swamps aud
woods. Young oats, wheat and barley
suffer much from being partially or
entirely cut off below the surface.
Cabbages and many root crops arc also
injured turnips, perhaps more than
any other, as they are cut off when
young and have the roots badly eaten
into when large. In gardens they are
very destructive. II appears tbat In
dian corn is the greatest sufferer, es-
pecially when it is the FIRST crop plant
ed In low land, or when the season is
cold, wet and late. Upward of thirty
have been found in a single hill, and
nearly the whole of the seed planted is
sometimes destroyed.
One Of the most successful remedies
an a large scale is a mixture consisting
Of two parts OF ldickklime. three parts
Of SCOT, and one part OF coarse or re-
fuse salt. This Is used as a top dress
iug. being applied Immediately after
fcomp0unding and should be well rolled
in. it has the advantage of being
perfectly harmless to the crops. In
deed, il is q most excellent and power
ful fertilizer, as well rs destroyer OI
| all kinds OF insects and many weeds
| Refuse from gas works, nitrate Of soda
rape cake, and nitrate of lime, mixed
and spread with manure are highly
recommended, and the sowing Of soda
ash or guano broadcast when planting
! A Dleyious crop of white mustard il
claimed to clear the land Of them
presumably by starving out, for thu
roots Of the mustard are extremely
acrid and occupy the soil to the ex'
clusion Of any more nutritious ones
A close grazing with sheep seems ben
! efcial when pastures are badly inlest
ed. The same result is also obtained
by compacting tho surface with heayl
rOliers