, 1881-01-02

stranger SAID in Clear and ringing voice: II
tn My Fathers housc!" The stranger moved his
9and 9anx and md Mt da
trembes to It's foundations. and IL suddenly
ssashes fe he4p OF Fa1s TIE
stranSer had Disappeared. This goes to chow
that Hungarian peasants can explain the causes
theories.
A short time ago cable dispatch stated
that many Hebrew families living In Berlin
had made preparations to move to Belgium,
France, or England. The Westllche Post
rather caustically writes in reference there
to:
This telegram demonstrates clearly to what
ill-treatmert and suffering these people ure
subjected because OF their creed. The fights
and contests ; among the different German tribes
the Jews huve lived among the Germans. aud
thereby have become German tribe among
ot pure misch,evious desire and cussedness to
ind a scapexoat for the results OF the many
mistakes made In political and econonic qnes-
tons, the persecution is inauxurated OF people
which have achieved ever since their cmNiacipa-
ton such great results in all eha fields Of finance,
literature, and industry. They are nov accused
winfan theory OF Development iti the course
Of centuries their apt1tu for business has been
mgr; developed @ than ;har 9f any t Other German n
German Jews viii be followed BY nights aad con-
tests among tho other German tribes This can
bo asserted, without fear OF contradiction by
the aid Of history and sad experience. Among
tho tribes Of Southern Germany great bitterness
with bis irrepressibie volubliity Of lndignunt
CAB, insists on ruling everything. Southern
German blood is soon brought to u boiling point,
this sulall-souled and infamous persecution
of the Jews will soon be followed by light be-
tween Northern and Southern Germany. And
seemingly united Germany.
And Col. Slemering, Of the San Antonio
(Tex.) Frele Presse, looks at the solution in
the same light. lie Whites:
The political and economic solution Of Ger,
many must be III q very Sud condition indeed.
whlch CHI tic poor people M M @ are % Unable to pay, and
rho distress Is increasing daily. The number OF
beershops aud wh1sky1ntlis Is Increasing also In
M eradaaIIy % snrrendering thesnselyes to disso-
Lutte lite and bard drinking. The proph-
estes Of Bismarck IN reference 10 the bene~
not proved true. und the dlametrical opposit
has taken place in almost every Instance
Smaller crops have been raised than ever he
fore, and the high duties imposed upon the I'm.
portation OF these articles do not, rs Bismarck
predicted, come out Of the pockets OF the Ameri-
but simply out Of ne poekats G1 sao Ge
% the immense % army IS sucking The marrow out 81
tie country, and poverty assumes fearful d.
grafton Is daily Increasing; that more peo-
pc ssen afe Sasnf ths n'ass e q @ xla.s1, saaa
into its olu courses again. Instead OF looking
for the causes at all these evils there. where
they arc to be found, e., In TIE wroaE diree-
the people are gradually pushed towards the
institutions and restrictions OF the dark and
d:saereeab!e past
III ,tea r. - ,s,i,s,t Lni '1e
oss o WINS l:: ~ Schn sa ,or ~ or
kiaa eoiieasas constant source ot SORROW ; sad
discussion: Unnecessary care, Wasleu 'nR1
Schurz is fully able to take cstre OF himselfl
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sntioGs t; ns Is 119 '5+ o+aths srndn@ the asscr
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,tsh pL - +,a ieserrt stntesman souid
unitea S1ates ~ II sn and is taifnr nrnn
tion is, we can assure the Vesttiche t9s ot some
Importance TO Tue NnnoH nas Guiel1s v1.a ~ ~
GERMAN ~ IT. ~ c1n,ta 90 ,ha
1t Chica9o Gen: Garnelu was aaee nf IKE IKE
Republican candidate lor re fresaencS ~ x;4 ite
Un1ted states1 snat ss!ccon ~.s IA atnca
1oy by tne n9pupl'e .3 p-:ot "A1, 1,,u;or;tr
all others. o. tae great tAuto1Ly
Of German American citizens, neeause ~ ny
election was regardea as c9ntinnatton a,,oh ~
Hayes Adnnlstradon, Tntcn nad acnlG'ea SUN ~
great success through the alo OF s4ea e men qs W
Sherman and scnuIz me genius ol .nese 5 tMo ~,
men was perceptihle 10 az INC aeIpns t oa .n0
element in the present Admlnlstsnnon' 1t s ln ing
interests of American flnances ne aongs,. afst.
thinking citizens OF Inc onp1 NJ t,a "po% ood pf tGe
that john sherman remain az t4e aeaa u the
Treasury, and in the Interest OF our ts nome NJ
fars such as Cis-sersice renor qha ne na Lug nr
the United States would prefer tue reappolut-
nent Of Carl sch9rz g DIS sen ofher my