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Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
st norif Glib entret Of 5enier.

Olilp 2elearapp Icr l3Oe Uu'
quit mebDeler berom:
81 &eperi at ben frRffefte 8arafs
ter Repe tiolis ipas ROrsss / pas.
iasen @ef, 6 Wile fra Sort lanse.
re neoe peo Slcbsu. Oct ubfsrtes
mep al ben 0rifi9beo % Def Opsr.
leg, Der faraiteriierts Senisrnss
9lpnprinser for nosle Mar tiibass.
% beitprfsr | BET @rao ben Wsnins.
at penne rspOlution9re San6e ieisn
~beapn6er at proHe fig. 'anarebet
uefsrtes al 20 Wanb, ale bepabaes
De meD Repolpere, Of SeeRea for
Sperfaloet par bet norae Sflb
Sumo, Der netep hapDe inbtaget
Cat peo Yaslaseoofferus. Del
bar paa Geile ira auimerpea III
Hew Dorf mep sabnins, b~efdaeHes
al Sernbaneftlnner, 8uisra, SlpsrtS
os 40 8asier @eparsr, fenfsnerte
iii ct gus / 0sU Yorf. Def rar
insen Ssmmsliaben. al pisie fioife
i en- Del al eaon;nsen, ba be msp
BET 0rrlse ncsen lib bapbe lisset
paa Srpgsen mebens Sflbst laa I
3srbof. eapninsen bar inetaast o.
Citing par faroist til afretie iii
Rsw Dorf ON ncsle Dase. Oct
bapos en- Ssiatnlns al 20 Ranp
iberssnet 8apteinen (@arlisn), bpis
8oue csiaa par omborb. 5c.fene
par ale fremmebe, for SterifsDelsn
Roremano. ale WauD par oaboro,
% H%eeenunbtr psb Rionat, paa
8atfet par pay fna Xayssaesa a,
en- 1clepHieilnf ssfrss lutniabss
list baupts inctils Quit tfs 81 l.
pa en- Sfare @rnb rfnefsfte vifte
ia paa Srpssan peb Chen al Sfi.
bet. Gt balpt Snes iprans cmbcro.
8iatmanbsn raabte MQarm, bd ban
plupislis blsp ersbet al tre al Rs.
perns, Der rite BAN fine labte Rs.
polrere nisb be Orb, at Sntst Tube
lieres BAN, uaar ban foIbelot iis
rolis. qaa famine lib blsp 5olp.
oHleantsn bunoet % bease last /
Ell Saab paa Defer unber Seppats
ming al 3 R1nb, bep9bnet msb IRE.
~pplpsrs. gastsr blsp CpftQet fpran
8aptsineus &%abptsber, liesiaa bier
ipp AZ RlnoHabet, Der befanbt f9
paa bsnne Del at Sfibet iamt be Is,
Der par fcrup, raa llsnenoe Waabe
b~sppstst. Rmbf trsoips Wanb ram
iaesbs M Sflbsr. bportll Be aupenote
balpanpen Sime os fcrfeieoe zig bort
meb 40 8aslsr SspRrer. Sanben
forlco Sflbsi / Saabe ps iatte cuer
iii Den mopiltte SIDE al Slppen /;
iiosn bar man Sntet ieet til Dem
eaer iii 0aabnens. pa 4clitist ft
bers ON Sasen, efter ST. 8 ON
Rorssueu. blep 0itriftst eisnnem.
iest, men Def lpffepes fun al ARE.
itere 6 Ranp. Der par paa 9eisn
ira Gcrf. ga man fuloe telesra'
fere iii Wpnpisbeperne / GOrf ON
be. i~crefaloue, par Sraloen ~i1aaret
oper. Sbas egaminerepeS Ranpfia.
bet paa SUMO, % Spcr at Blob
fanotss paa Ell Opnse Malm ;
paa ct anpst Step iaaes Saar %
ienperhanaet Sopepbub. Wan all.
taser, at en- at Sanpen er falot paa
Sopsbet ned i9iennem Su9en os bar
faaet alrorliss Saar. Der er Sdab
ON, at Oppaselieu al penne pil 9ipe
Ell Nesle iii &eperist. Snsen al
@epRrerne er funDns. De er fmple
acknowledgements. Man tiger,
at be par bsitsmt iii at ialses til
Snpianerue. De Irteiterebe blsp
braste for 0prisbepsn iDag. De er
ale biemmebs.enpe / @prf, % par
life iltanp til at sipe fplpefsisrenoe
5orflarins augaaenoe fit foife OPP
bolpsfeo. De er M inbiatte / Dt
ifriftetS fpnaiel.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
SnbIanoet.
Soma.

Sro GIsar 9ats Ifriuss til "Sfanoi'
ronsu": gn / bpi @rab iergsli9 Bs
oipsub,p iuptroI hos Sorser Nacns'
;on Nottsn til ben 3bie Ssptembsr.
aamiIisn blsu uettst ON @attsn peo
en- iterf S~unossiesn paa I'm @aaro.
San FOB Op for at nnosrleSs Aarla.
osn BERTH % blsu ba til nm Str9t
nor. at hans StaIobpssing iault bans
So % Spsostatte fob | lps sus.
Sun pilbs oa iOrisae at reobs 3 9slfs
uc of StuIbsu, itient bans Bone paa
s,t 8etsmtsits i~.araabsbe bam bette,
tbi Slpsn bauoe ba srsbet Iaa blot
om fa. at bet uar fun Osrsn, iom
III, par inebpust / 8lammsr. Sans
Ron, aif oa til en- af csrss Nabosr
for at faa 9ieIp. os ba bun tom I'll.
buus, par Mlt iaa at fige fort9ret al
Nlummsrns, Stalb. Ssite. no9le SRI
ir. lam ale bsr.s 30. 90 Su~eositatfsr.
90 bpub iOu life par opbrenot, bolot
pau at branbe. Snn bIeu oa Of Bsr'
wuts Iuab eiOrt opmerfiOm paa. at
bu,s 6absr par inoe | Suiet, % OF
ban pur Deb, bpiItst bog lite bar Gil
ielrst. Wsu bpiItst Spn mebte ben
Be life. ba bun tom ind / ut Sus .o9
funbt lin Manb / en- iua pnfeli9 Gil
turb ION Orb sr for iua9e til at no
trptte. Sans pub bar ousr Oct belle
ase,us iaalsbss fOrbrenot. at ben Tom
Of i Stpttspis, bog por S9nosr %
Sober perit iarns, tbi Der par lite
fort isi,n Of Sinore % Seer. Saar
% sties cor liselebes afbrenot. Or.
9. 3. @eDcwsu. Of glear 3afe blsp
i,nbt sfisr pisbIiffslis. men ban iaa
mart, at Der bar al r,suneiieli8 Sielp
frustssIss ban funos fun til en- pls
erab Iinbrs bans fore Srertev. %
On iuabun Silitanb lspsoe BON fra 81
2 ON &att,n I'll 81. 10i Den nGits
Gitsn, aliiaa 2OA Sinner. 9an par
bog belle Sibsn p.o i'm iuloe Bepielt'
BIB, % feIs,nbe sr, bpao ban ielp for.
tult, ON, huorIeoeS ban fom no al
etalssn. TIMBER fit mislptfsbe Sorie9
paa at iuu S,itene ub. bauoe Slosn
sr,bst iua ulssst ON fs at csiaa %
rm oar inbbplet / SIammer. bporfol
ban III. tunbs finbe ben isisn. % bler
iaalsoss prissipet Slammerne. inotil
ban paa en- for zig i.Ip ufortlarliS Waao'
ianSt en- ubsuns isisnnem bet emf
Slerns, ION Slbsn bapbe br9not 9nl
l. Sans Ssn. en- IL Mar 9ammeI
Sut, bupb. ba funbst BAN ct Stpff'
S'rts fro Brasbfteoet % ban bapo'
lsost BAN bi,m. tbi ban 5apoe sanif'
tubt ut Sbn, men at ban ielp funo'
saa bl,m / ben $ifano, ban bar /
q It Mirat.I.
SlosH tentss of bore paaiat, % Der
ON tan Der iff. bore bette Meninger
eu Of bans &abosr Ct arrsitsret pau
Nlstunts iOm @isrnin9smanben. o.
mon bar sOS 8runb bertor, ba Mfbe'
@ % nepnt. @abo lite babe lepet
osn bsofte Sorftau.Ile mso binanben
% gsntommsnb,s &arafter CT FABIAN,
at mon ton tente bet 8erfte.
-S Siuur GOuntp benbt. npIia
oen lsrsslies llptis, at en- Saruler
peter Rsbn. tisrte ODER ft 2 Nars
satn risb en- Morpsr. Mue bans
Sarn tom ben for of ie paa Saberen
0a isomsisbe en- bel Sci usras, fol-
al 'lis bette ituIos tisne iom 9eoel
!F Yralrlsilb. 'om ben opftob. Bar
'aots Dem hism. men ben ellie pa,
aosl bans Bibenbs bIspsn tiIbaee
alult ! BET bsis @ras, % tit bses
p' Zen aitaaru. itrog op.nfor &uaet
gsO Sumston CT Der 81 tor
Spper | Anlsonins Of, at en- &ontrat
@t 'or Missouri. Soma & Iebrafs
oansn Dor imurt Saisr uben at be
als IN fore &rbtibsiot. bpab bal
y Hsl0ls Dem. "sbs Yapmaitsr" TO
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
BiScpniin.

WOoer al Dor bsfisnoie Yauosmano,
&iebmano Mons Nuoerlon / 9a9rosls.
CT afsaaet Dso Sebsn / en- Mlosr al
80 Mar hos i'm Satisr / BOhluIf
8ausp. Gil BssrapsIisn i%nbfanot Jig
en- flor Serssifars.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
SIIiupiS.

Sulst SbOit Il German i Chicago
iesls at inobilos Sprisheosn % Yu-
bIlfunl, at be fabrifsreoe gooif, men
Sntel Cams gmbsosmeno fanbt, al
bet par en- unberlis goolf % lusoe
B,llae paa belle 8bifstrafttsn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
=. &nnndsen, Hdairer.

Saneu forie9te NOT o9iaa at fomme
bort. ca oct rbsfsoes. men SOlfsne
piIoe life tiIabe bette. fuI9te efter bam
Here Mile % braste bam tilbase til
@aroen @rOue. buor be bolber 8a9t
oper bam.
- Gn Yafboo % 4 Butitfer /
Cine Springs bIsu i Onsbas ct SEer
for 9usrne. Sab $4,000.
- Vaa Here Steoer / ben stIise
Del of Statsn sier SuiuefoIera 'tcse
0osIeaaeIier.
- st &ompani for Si!pirfuin9 at
8inbusslas bar bonnet zig / 8nHaIo
Der / SiatsE meb en- 8apltal af SIG.
900.
- s en- &apine, Is Mile | Norb
for Dubuque paa Ell Sarm, tilberenoe
en- Mano peo Napn Msmo, Tom uS.
Brenoepins. Routrouerer ouer ct Br9n.
oepins.B r9nosri | Oct Smaa. men %.
iaa | Smus. SmtrsRt | 20 Mar er
bet hOIbt 9aasnbe meb ct uobptte af
% Gallons @ltobOl baslis, bpilfst be.
ftilereoss at Srast % GAP en- mssst
| relpsttabel 0are. Nsmo er Ell pelitaa.
snbe Numb, men bet fan bel blip,
ham en- temmslia foitbar 9iitoris.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
rs aDpten.

NiIHoeen 9iuer iaar abifiQig @runo
til 6rpst % Bsfg mrins. Sen tiger
lite til en- tilitreftsli9 3eios. % Slom.
men inotreosr Here Tiger isnere, emo
ben pleisr. Smiblertib aaar bet bog
enbnu belbist meb Nssrpanbinsen.
Sra Oct Snore tommsr Der llnosrret.
ming ON. at Bomulosbelten lfal bare
libt ablfiQist til bDilfsn @rab pioes
imioIertio life
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
& anfa 8.

Sen pperiie Seuoina for Commando.
Snoiansrne, "Osn eals Waans". beos
nblis Of 2un9sipsoom / @rfanias Sitp
9ans Sabel bIsu bssrapst msb bam,
% bans bsbite Yonp itubt oper Sra.
pen. "ior at Den 8amls life lfuloe be.
beUe at saa tilfOos inc / eli anbsn
Weroen".
- Gn Con at Sobn u. 9and psb
Grois Grssf i S6ltunse Gonntp bIsp
for Ell Sib fiosn blot i Ell Saa af Ell
&lappetilan9e. 999eu Dor 6 Wils
bsrfra, % Sabsrsn tenfte oetfOr, at
ban ielU Mt liere Viii mulist laalense.
pan log oa n SnOr o. bunot cen
iGrhsIss faii umtrins ben eberite SsI
al SanCn, for at iorbinbrs 8iften i al
trUnee ino / bet pprs 9e9eme /; berpaa
om9ap ban Saasn meo friif &Osiebisl
Ost parebe life l9nss. for 6uosn.
efterat babe facet npe friite Smilas
Here Sanss. otter Mt nm naiurIi9s Sar.
be % Sterrelle, oS 6iitsn bar irufist
no. @utten bar iibeu bsiunost ig
hsI
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
W tnnefptQ

g Msleiou tn motif S~ernbansarbei.
Der miittbe forlsosu 9ipet life lanst
ira MelrOie. Sau forieste at saa fro
en- 8o9n til en- anbsn unoer 6artsn.
men miitsoe Sobfeitst % bIsu fret.
felis lsmleitet. San lsusbs fun nOsIs
Elmer. Osn Nfosbe Tom fra Norss
| 8aates % aRtasss life OF babe
SIe9t flsr @snner Der / 3anbet.
= &rain go. IL lob Of SfiKnerns
3 Wils fra Manfato. Dit tposr paa,
at ont fabsfuloe Wsnnsltsr bapbs la.
GET Mlt til. for at Oct lfuloe saa iaa.
leoss. acknowledgement tit ut 8na
lsmt fotoerpet.
- 6rsbas &ftsn fsltss Der i 8so
@lns en- ipaa Sorbrbtslie.
= 8 Sbsrbune GOuntp, pso Map
benz 4afe, blsp Der for npli9 itubt en-
Bisrn bpis &ieo psisoe 3O2 Yunb.
= 8 "St. Yster Sribuns" itripss
Mbitiuis Susoe ebsle9sss i Staffen,
% @inona & ct. Ystsr gIepatur neg.
ter at ta9e imob ben. Wan bar al.
6armerne bet 8aao at tass Statferus
nso isisn. terre @rebsn % after itatte.
- Sfelse "Yionesr. Yrsis" bar Or.
Siteoabl, YrOfesior PED Nussbura
Ssmlnarium / WiuneapOlis, bsnpenot
zig I'll Bpsns 8sfoIinlna / oct 9sI.
taset for at iaa ben til oso Bleraa
at itette M%nifalisrs Bsitaasn. Mmstl.
t~anerne Sr,b itrag mso 8~sosbonbbto
fat paa Sassn. boiot Mepsr i pu
AnlsoninS. iu~bitribsrsos Ysnss. ga
tslte $3.50 bUer. % nsolatte en- &omits
for at jamie uiosrs 8ioras. OOmmer
Nitpatsr % YrOf. Sitsbabl bIsp no
naunts til at uoierpise en- Subltrlp'
tionsliite.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
60 DO.

Sra 9eaopile m%ebbelss, at SIere,
baaoe Sfi9rpers % &apitalilter. | len.
sere Sio bar forstaset llnoerieselier i
BET laafalote Battle Wountain. Is
Wflie esrfra. % at &siuItatet al be
onitiueoe Sfl9rpnin9er bar beret, al
g9nen Der i~nbsbolesr i9rbsIss riss
Wineralifatte. Gn Wenaos Wenns'
FER or alsreoe ~afrsilte til bette npe 81.
Dorado.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22

tes mso, men be bsgpnSsr Dog MI at
le. at be bar taset fell. Dafota fan
9obt peoblipe at bore en- Stat, Iom
8traS pebbliuer at p0re bet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22
Nepa b a.

Bir8inia Gitp 17be Ssptbr. IS
"eoniOlibateb SmpsrioIa Minsn bsnbts
iaaar ben ulpffe, at ct $ou9 braf,
oa 10 Wano lfuIbe beiiss op fra @rn.
ben. De ftprtsbe 300 SOB nsb os fit
400 Sob Soug openpaa fig. Sussn
tom berira meo 0ipet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22

@ 9uif paa, at ale
openn9pnte 8arer er npe
sanamelt % forli9=
gent Stot iantrtenblanoet
liot npt, iom alminoeli9
er Silfaloet NED Dem, Der
foriOser paa at fonfarrere
meO os.
Sorbinolisit
A. W. Hayward.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22

Se biloe Spr / Scnsalcn anrstter
for 2osI9sesIis laauel bIanot
8~sfoIfninSsn iOm blanot 8uesst. Otter
oificisQe Weooslelisr er Der iaaleees /
Tr9lioeuiitabst 8eneaIen iiior Of pilbe
Opr bIepst brGbt 1864 Yerlonsr % Of
Changer 9515 &srlcner. Suer H..
600 Stbfisr 3Ornfu98 tlsu / iamms
8ibsrum brebt al piloe Opr % Clan
ger, af be fsrite af bisis bleu Der iiior
or9bt 5543 % al be ioite 81. l 0 men
i bette iieite Sal ct Dog fun meoreene'
De Changer, for huis OosIesSelie 8e.
elerinssu ubiiiuer B~elenHinger. 8
Marst 1879 er Der for 0seleseelle al
piloe Opr % Changer ialt bleDst uo.
teiolt %. $40 Nupier. Gn Supple bar
en- Y9roi Of Iibt ousr baIuanben 8rone,
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22

Melf ioru Slufnnssmiooel. st npt
Grempel paa, at Welf er ct uDmer
fet Slufninssmipbsl PED YetrOleumss
a%ntanoelie. Gn SOrretninssmanb,
iom fcrlepen at fn 5ienefepise aQar'
merteS psD, at petroleumen | 8pssz
maffinenS Beboloer par ant1nDt,
belote noale Sraaber - maaiie en-
SfefufD - Welf. ban bappe fOrbaan.
ben. neD | Yebolberen, % SlDen par
oermeD siebliffeli9 nuffet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22

Rome will howl
Though Bears ond Cubs
May grunt or growl"
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-22

biliaere emt andre, Der aUertes
rer Hrifer iOtm M8n.
, 1880-06-24

THE Monmouth "Inquirer," of
Freehold, New Jersey, publishes a
lengthy history Of Gov. Newell, and
extracts referring to him from 18
prominent newspapers, of that State,
besides description of this territory.
1t is very lavish in its praise Of our
new governor, and the extracts, taken
from leading journals of all kinds Of
political faith, speak in the kindest
and most complimentary manner Of
him. 1t is seldom that we soc such
unanimity of feeling as is expressed
by the leading newspapers OF that
state, in regard to one whom we
must characterize as one of our most
respected citizens, Our people must
certainly congratulate themselves
upon obtaining such a prominent and
honored official as this gentleman to
preside over the destinies of our ter.
ritory.-''Transcript."
, 1880-06-24
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Below is given the full text of the
republican platform which was
adopted by the national convention
at Chicago:
. Republican rule has restored upon
solid basis, payment in coin for all
the national obligations, and has
given us currency absolutely good
and legal and equal in every part of
our extended country. lt has lifted
the credit of the nation from the
point where 6 per cent. bonds sold
at sc, to that where 4 per cent.
bonds are eagerly sought at a pre-
MUM. Under its administration,
railways have increased from 81 900
in 1860, to more than $4,000 miles
in 1879. Our foreign trade has in.
creased from $700,000,000 to ST.
500,000,000 in the same time, aud
our exports, which were $780,
100000 less than our imports in
1860, were S264,0O0,0O0 more than
our imports in 1879. '.5l l..1alt
Without resorting to loans, it has,
since the war closed, betrayed the
ordinary expenses of the govern
ment, besides the accruing interest
on the public debt, and disbursed
annually more than $3O,00O,000 for
soldiers pensions. 1t has paid
$ss0,ooo,ooo Of the public debt, aud
by refunding the balance at lower
rates, has reduced the annual interest
charge, from nearly sl5l, 100000 to
less than SS9,000,000. All the in.
dustries Of the country have revived,
labor is in demand, wages have in
creased and throughout the entire
country there is evidence OF com.
ing prosperity greater than we ever
enjoyed. Upon this record the re-
publican party asks for the continued
confidence and support of tho peo-
pie, and the convention submits to
their approval the following state
ment of the principles and purpose
which will continue to guide and in
spire its efforts: ..s
First--We affirm that the work Of
the last II years has been such as to
commend itself TO the favor Of the
nation, and that the fruits of the
costly victories which we have
achieved through immense difficult
ties should be preserved; that the
peace sustained should be cherished;
that the discovered union now hap.
PLY restored, should be perpetuated
and that the liberties secured to this
generation should be transmitted un.
diminished to future generations;
that the order established and the
credit acquired should never be i'm
psriled; that the pensions promised
should be paid; that the debt SO
much reduced should be extinguish-
ed By the payreht Of every dollar
, 1880-06-24

Prof. David 5. Jorjon, one Of the
U. S. Fish Commissioners, has pro-
cured eighty-fve different varieties
OF fish on the Sound--six Of which
are wholly unknown to science, aud
he finds only the sharks and halibut
the same here as those caught on
the Atlantic side. The rest are
somewhat similar to the same species
east; but marked difference in
many respects. 70. f77o a-'a
, 1880-06-24

and will honor his inisrposltton be-
twssa the people and proposed par
tisan lAws.
Eighth-we charge upon the
democratic party The hAbitual saeri.
fees Of patriotism and justice 10 a
supreme and unsuitable lust for OF.
kce and patronage; that TO obtain
possession Of the national and state
governments, and the control Of
place and position, they have OBJ.
structed all the efforts 10 preserye
the purity and conserve the freedom
OF suffrage, have devised frauduIen,
returns and certificates. have labored
TO unsea, lawfully elec,sd membsrs
of congress to secure a, all hazards
the vote OF the majority of the s,a,es
In the house of representati, es. have
endeavored 30 occunv bv force and
frand plaoes Of ,rust given 70 o,bars
bv the nsonls Of Maine and rssorsd
bv the couraoa and ,c,;or of Mo;r.,s
na,r;o,;c sons b.va hv uo,hods ,;o
ions in nr;nc;r,s ord ,vr.rr;o,, -
practice attached nartisan lso;slat;on
to appropriation hills. have crusbed
the RIGHTS Of indiv;auals and v;nd;.
Gated the nr;rc;n;e and so,,bt tho
favor Of rebeIlion AGAINST tho nation
and have ends.vored n oh,;,oro,s
The sacred memor;es of tho war 4,
, 1880-06-24

The Seattle dispatch" says:
Hon. Irving Ballard assured US that
he is not candidate for Delegate
or for any other office than that
which he now holds. We did not,
however, understand him to mean
that he would not accept the..nomin-
alton for delegate if it shouldi be
urged upon him"
, 1880-06-24

The Yakima Record" @ys a
nugget worth ti4s has come from
s~aak mines in that county. The
same party has q number of smaller
Nuggets. IL also speaks ofrich pros
poets having been found near Ellen.
burg in that county, and says: We
also heard rumor OF q rich hpd of
quartz on WILSON creek, bu. could
not trace IL up, vet the qusrtz....wss
found, and We saw a specimen. Il
is vsrv rich with free gold. The
party who found il is now, we hear,
on the hunt for the ledge from which
il came.
, 1880-06-24

THERE are 3S Masonic lodges in
Washington Territory representing
some over l,oo0members. StJohn's
OF Seattle, being the largest, having
80 members. pi
, 1880-06-24

A Japanese navalrrai ming ship is
now lying III E>quimault harbor.,
She carries 33S men and boys and
has two or three English instructors
on board. She was formerly Brit
ish corvette. She will soon proceed
to San Francisco. - ,'l,n.' .',,, XXI NJ,
, 1880-06-24

IT is now difficult to get claims on
the main tributaries in the Skagit
country, as almost every foot Of
ground is located. There is, how
ever, plenty of good ground along
the smaller streams, and, no doubt,
they will prove as rich.as the larger
streams. ys. gt9.6 n ..,sf, ,o 4
, 1880-06-24

TO az who are sutSssgnr frern ss., svro,u
sna indi@retsons eg yus,e. aeyyess wesi !
49, carry decay, icss NJ manhood, Sae.; /
VII ssn %na roc reclpe thar win cnre You
rnEE oF CHARGE. This great rem
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sotah Aursrfes. send n seifasAsrrastsi Iet.
,er :, g she Raw. yossrn I. IsnAx, Station
, 1880-06-24

BRITIsH Columbia miners who
just returned to Victoria from the
Skagit mines pronounce them very
rich, and are surprised that such val
nable and extensive gold fields should
have remained SO long undiscovered
, 1880-06-24

THERE is train Of sixty prairie
sehooners on the way overland from
Kansas to WalIa Walla valley, under
the lead Of NJ. A. Mcpherson. 1t
transports a colony of well.to-do
settlers, who intend to locate in a
body somewhere on the Columbia,
and begin western life with all the
appliance of civilization, including
printing press. Each member OF the
colony holds certificate Of paid up
stock, and all are said 10 be in good
circumstances. ...
, 1880-06-24

should be ever promoted, and that
the commerce already SO great should
be encouraged.
Second--The constitution OF the
United States is the supreme Law,
and not q mere contract Of confed-
Grated states. ], made . sovereign
nation. Some powers are denied 20
the nation, while Others are retained
by the states, but the boundary be-
tween the powers delegated and
those reserved is to be determined
by national and not by state tribu-
nails.
Third-The work Of popular edu-
cation is one left TO the care OF the
several states, hut it is the dnty of
the national government to aid that
work 10 the extent of its constitu-
tionAl ability. The intelligence of
the nation is but the aggregate Of
the intelligence in the several states,
and the destiny Of the. nation must
be guided not by the genius Of any
one state, but by the average genius
Of all.
Fourth-The constitution wisely
forbids congress to make any law re-
speeting any establishment of relig-
ion, but it is idle to hope that the
nation can be protected against the
influence Of sectarianism while each
state is exposed to its particular
domination. We therefore recon.
mend that the constitution be so
amended as TO lay some prohibition
upon the legislation Of each state
and to forbid the appropriation Of
the public funds to the support of
sectarian schools.
Fifth-We reaffirm the belief
avowed in 1876 that the duties lew
led for the purpose of revenue
should 80 discriminate as to favor
American labor; that no further
grant of the public domain should
be made to any railroad or other cor
poration; that slavery having per-
ished in the states, its twin barbar-
ity, polygamy, must die in the terri
tories; that everywhere the protec-
tion accorded to a citizen Of AmeT-
can birth must be secured to citizens
by American adoption; that it is the
duty of congress to develop and i'm
prove our water courses and harbors,
but we insist that further subsidies
to private persons or corporations
must cease; that the obligations to
the men who preserved its integrity
in the day Of battle are undimn-
ished by the lapse Of Is years since
their final victory; their perpetual
honor is and shall forever be the
grateful privilege and the sacred du-
ty Of the American people.
Sixth--Since the authority to reg.
ulate immigration and intercourse
between the United States and for
eign nations rests with the congress
Of the United States and its treaty.
making powers, the republican par
ty, regarding the uni estricted immi--
grafton of Chinese as an evil Of
great magnitude, invokes tho exer.
else Of that power to restrain and
limit that immigration by the enact.
ment OF such just, humane and reas-
enable provisions as will produce
that result. r
Seventh-That the purity and pat.
riotism which cha racterized the ear
li"r career Of r. B. Hayes in peace
and war, and which guided the
thought of his immediate predeces.
sor to him for presidential candi-.
date have continued to inspire him
in his career Gs chief executive, and
that history will accord to his admin
istration the bonors which are due to
an efininnt. lust and courageous
, 1880-06-24

PRESIDENT Hayes and Secretary
Thompson are expected to arrive in
San Francisco about the middle of
'uy' grro.. oida C1am"j ID
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-29

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