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Our Catholic friends are making extern

Our Catholic friends are making extern
siTe Preparations for the Corpus Christi
services at the Church next Sunday. A
-pecisI train from Canton viii bring down
the congregation from that place Bishop
JanSsens will be present and conduct the
ceremonies.
Phoenix Fire Co. No. 2, of Vicksburg
has challenged jackson No. l 10 a test Of its
prowess on the % Of June, the day of the
excursion from Vicksburg. The challenge
has been accepted, aud an interesting con-
test may be expected race between the
hose carriages Of the two companies may
also be had
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For the Legislature-w. j. Crisler

EDITORS CLARION; do not think it too
early to suggest the names of suitable can
didates for the offices to be filled at the COM
ing election. 1t seems to me that Mr.. w.
J. Crisler is a gentleman in every way quail
fled to represent the county in the lower
branch of the Legislature His pleasing
address will always command popular SYM
pathy and support; and his intimate con-
nection with the agricultural interests of the
county, points to him as peculiarly strong
candidate for any position.
am not unmindful of the fact that in
1879 he received most fattering vote in
the County Convention, and though not
nominated accepted his defeat with his
usual grace and good hnmor, and went to
work to secure the election of his more sue
cessful competitors.
do not know what Mr. Crislers wishes
may be, but take the liberty of suggesting
his name to the Democratic nominating
Convention. FIRST DISTRICT.
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WASHINGTON.
Executive Appointments.

WASHINGTON, May 19--The President
sent the following nominations to the Senate
to-day: Stewart L. Woodford, to be Uni
ted States District Attorney for the South
ern District of New York Geo. B. Loring,
of Massachusetts, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, vice LIE Due, resigned; Glenn W.
Scofield, of Pennsylvania, Judge Of the Court
of Claims; Blanche X. Bruce, of Mississlp-
pi, Register of the Treasury, vice Scofield,
transferred; Lucius P Thompson, Surveyor
of the Port of Philadelphia; John 7. Bra
vo, Surveyor of the Port of Pittsburg.
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Grateful Women.

None receive 20 much benefit, and none
are 50 profoundly grateful and show such an
interest in recommending Hop Bitters as
women. 1t is the only remedy peculiarly
adapted to the many ills the sex is
almost universally subject 70, ChiIls and
fever, indigestion or deranged liver, con-
slant or periodical sick headaches, weakness
In the back or kidneys, pain in the shout
deFs and different parts of the body, feel
ing of lassitude and dependency, are all
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What Gen. Chalmers Thinks.
Handsboro Advertiser.

s4z1NAs
1t is pretty plainly hihted that Gen. Jas
R. Chalmers is cow editing the Vieksburg
Commercial. Whoever be. is, he exhibits
sound sense in saying, eFor making great
orations Lamar has no equal In the State
A worker and voter, Singleton is his
superior. For quickness of perception and
Democratic instinct, which, like the needle,
points always to the pole, Barksdale has no
superior. For sound judgment, George
stands the equal of any, and they are all
honorable men,"
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Macon Beacon.
We can't think who has the helm of the
Vicksburg Commercial, since Uncle Mac re-
tired. He's good un, all the same, and the
paper has lost none Of it. vim,-Echo.
The CLARIc,, thinks it is Gen. Chalmers.
We eepy on article from it this week that
we will endorse and stand by until the end.
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Cheaper than Physicians Bills.

"A THING OF BEAUTY Is joy FoEEN En- -
What is it? Something prepared for woman
,nly and used by them exclusively. 1t Is
III >pted especially to eases where the WOMB Is
,lisor tered. and will cure all irregularities OF
the me uses" or ''mouthly courses, by restor-
in every ins lance.
have used .'ar she last twenty years the
medicine knavn a. Or. J. Bradfeld's Female
Regulator. and con Nsaer il the best comoi ma "a
ton ever gotten toge S,ts Tor the diseases iOi
: W =. FRRRELL, NJ. d.
Or J Bradfeld, Prop. StisGta, Ga. Prloe
Sl-5o per bottle. Sold by bskoA hhALi T.
Jackson Miss
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MEssRs. J. III. GARDNER, of Forest City,
Arkansas, and Capt. Kaffer, from Memphis,
who have in charge the cleaning out of Pearl
River South of Jackson under the contract
of Mr.. S..N. Kimball, called to see us few
days ago, and informed us that they would
begin the work at once.
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Immigrants for The United States.

LoNpoN, May pa disr t.h .rom 20
penhagen says the Swedish Government k
becoming alarmed and cont uP.ata- l-gis
lstion in view Of the emigration. which is
assuming the proportion ot au eN,ja-. ~es
eral counties are practically 4eIuIeI of
sble-bodied inhabitants
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ONE COLD ON TOP OF ANOTHER will,
with many constitutions securely establish
the seeds of Consumption in the system. If
in need of remedy, you will find Dr.
Jayne's Expectorant always prompt and eff
ficacinns
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DIED

At Wesson. Copiah county, Miss. on the morn
ing Of Tuesday, May 18th, 1881, at o'clock,
Of nervous fever and sub-acute inflammation OF
the inner ceat of the stomach, Major JANIS
HAMILTON, formerly of Columbus, Miss, aged
81 years, three months, and twenty-eight days.
Richmond and Petersburg and Mobile pa.
pers please copy.
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Left Ont in the Cold.

WAsHINGroN, May 22-The following
Southern nominations were not acted upon
by the Senate during the session just closed:
Collectors of Customs-Thomas NJ. Broad
waters, Vicksbuig, and Edward J. CASTILLO,
No+chaz MisS
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Helm for the Orphans.

The following amounts have been receiv-
ed for the Protestant Orphan Asylum, at
Natchez:
Previously reported 1925
S. V. Hughston, French Camp, Miss. 300
Canton Lodge, No. IS, being one half
subscription for this year-(the
Lodge having voted $1,000 per an
mum for 3 years. .......................... 800
The Haymakers, jackson, per Grand
sultan. ...'...'...'...'...'..... '''...'..'. %
Total to $50. 90
J. L. POWER.
TaoI-aop Nov 96 1891
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THE Commencement Exercises Of Centenary
College, Jackson, La, viii begin on Sunday,
May 18th. by sermon from Rev. Dr. Tudor,
Of ST. Lonis. The graduating exerciAes for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday give prom
Use Of unusual interest. We are indebted TO
Rev. DR.. Andrews, President for an invita-
ton to be present.
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MILLINERY!
MISS -. FULLY.
d ESPECTFULLl INVITES THE LADIES
IL Of Jackson and surrounding country 10
call and inspect her large 8s-rs. ra.ut.t
Spring &SummOr Millinery

Consisting Of the LATEST NOVELTIES aud
FIR E-S ITE$T $T-N-ITgRy
Constantly received during tt. SEASON. Tt.rv-
thing in the line always ga tagI and -.rI al
the lowest prices for Cash.
ss- Call aud see her, uu STATE STREET
JACKSON. MISS
may6 81 Inn
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GARFIELD admits the genuineness of
his begging letter to my Dear Hub
bell" He wanted Brady to shell out =
part Of the Star route grab.
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MARRIRD.

PHlLLIPs-DYER-At the residence of the
brides mother in Lexington, by Rev W A
Alexander, May 18th, 1881. Dr. Geo e. Phil
lips and Miss Lucinda II. Dyer.
SuLToS-WoH Oxford. Miss, by
Rev. Prof. } I. Davidson, May 1lth. 1881. Mr.
u L Sutton, Of Darant and Miss Emma
WohIehen, OF oxford.
rEs-sTRIcKLASD-0n Wednesday, the
18th inst, at the residence of the brides faith
en- a. holiy Springs Miss. by Rev. Mr.. Nor
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FOR RENT.

I WILL RENT on reasonable terms. nv re-l-
L deuce near College Green School House.
For terms, etc apply Co
MRS. FANNY BARR.
May ). Sit
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The Clarion.

Edwards City Item.
A better journal not to be found within
ourEtate, Astounding always, as it does, with
the spiciest and wen founded news Of the
day.
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The press will please copy, or notice.

THE Valley Flag says that Senator J. Il.
George was in Lefore county during last
week looking after his planting interests.
He was looking well, and in fine spirits.
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THE OAKLAND JOURNAL is q new
paper, Mr.. P. I. Rainey, editor and
proprietor We extend to him our
best wishes. The second number has q
good article on Immigration.
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THE PLANTER Pillow.

May 5, sl-tG
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Spring STYLES

THE DAISY" new seat Brewster Side Bar
md new style turn out seat Buggy, at
STpWAYs
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,1rRO4D TIME BILE.
NOTICES
situation Wanted,

r, Dbl, Internationally q yonng white
who can give the very best references.
r.-... Office. Lmayl9-3t.
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For sale by BrROs IxAlr, Jackson. Miss
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WOODBURY., \. }, July 10, Io -
DE. c. J. MoFFETT-Dear Sir 'teeef J0fye'
the gratitude / otge gouf saUiHg the Ire o. "'y
iale bog. Robert, whea at deaths door from
Cholera Infaatam After having tried travel
ing, different localities and climates, many
physicians and remedies, the disease only IN
creased IN violence. As soon as We commenced
giving Teethina (Feething POwders) the dis
ease began 10 abste. the child TO rest better
than he had done for months, his appetite 70
return, and soon las rosy CHEEKS care joy TO ans
mother 5 heart Very Respectfully,
MRS. GIN. s. FRENCH.
For sale by BYRoS L.xMLY, Jackson, Miss
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A JoINT SrtHHS CoNFANT having boueI &
these two contiguous properties, to Doe known
under the old title of Rookbridgo Alum
Springs" will open j, TO the public ou June
lst, under the supervision Of Mr. William
Frazier who was before the war. ana for four
years after the war in charge OF tbe original
Alum Springs. We think tho public will hud
him the right man in the right place
J. FRED. EFFlNGEE
President Rockbridge Alum Springs Co..
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hatcher, jackson & Columbus Railroad.

Gen. W. T Martin. Pa-Tr. NJ tie
Natehsz, JarsvH IS rrl4I
Company, aiit f.. p.s-..l l5 a..t .d ai-
dles> his flleg .t'z.r- ..le....o. H.. tlsex-
tension Of the road from Jals-.4 .. g1Ium-
bus N the times auI places below MENTION
Sd
FanDin, "Wednesday. Mavl~tH. 1851
Ludlow. THURSDAY Nav iatH. I~-I
Carthage, Friday. My 2UL. I--E
Edinburgh, saturday, Ma I-r 1851.
Louisville. Monday. Mas 3i. I-~I
Columbus, Wednesday May --,a. l-sl
The press in the ue sibtrHaal "a. U4.se an-
POI tments viii please cpa.
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Amer twelve years absence ( return II thIs
post Of duty. It is hardly necessary 3D. d.
late to the Southern public upon the yirtlItz
and value Of this mineral water. IL has u
the last half century made u record Of curc4
in chronic diseases which for cdriefy and gy-
influence is unapproached by any known
mineral water in this country. The profess
sional testimony TO this effect Is al Iuguishcl
and unimpeachabe.
But il is OF the preparations now being
made by the new proFriotOrs for the proper
entertainment Of che public / would say
few words,
A great work Of eIpurgation and removal
ton Is now going on az the old Alum Syringe
including thorough system OF drainage "a
new and abundant water supply of pure free
stone frOm the mountain, rcpaiutIug and new
roofing, very large introduction of new
furniture, and in general a thorough orerhuut-
t1g 0f the entire premises.
The elegance OF the new "luHBAN ALUM
its spacious and cOmmOdiuus "GFAND HOTLL'
and COTTAGES. and the BEAUTY uF ms
GROUNDS, are widely known 20 the Syringe
going public.
NV aim and earnest effort shall be I'd keen
this now combined establishment ia d manner
TO give satisfaction to all reasonable guests.
An EXCELLENT LIVERY IL engaged. under IL
contract imposing reasonable tariff OF char
ges. All the customary diversions are Iroyi-
ded for, such As BASD and BALL-ROOM MusIC,
BowLIEG, aud BTLLIAHDs md all that. but
| do not bank much on these thiHg- Nv
main efforts shall be directed. with the ala II
a efficient staff, to make tus patrons of tbo
place CoMFoRTABLE and rAT HouF.r uul
regain, if possible, for TINS attractive summer
resort, its Old popularity and prestige.
Please send 20 PURCELL. LAND 81 Co Hich-
mond, Va, or the undersigned f9r descriptive
pamphlet, with rates of board, routes, and
WILLIAM FRAZIER. Gen. supt.
May %, sl-iw.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

THE trial of the Holmes county citizens
indicted in the Federal Court for bulldozing,
resulted in their acqGittal Counsel for
the defence, Messrs. CT. A. Wilson and
Montgomery, Of Holmes, and Messrs.
Wharton and Johnston, of the Jackson bar
In the Kinds county (Terry) cases, the jury
stood nine for acquittal and three against.
THERE are not a few who think that two
dollars year is a big sum for a frst-class
newspaper, but we have a clever subscriber
in Winston county who last week enclosed
twenty dollar bill in renewing for the
present year. That he has a good opinion
of THE CLARION Is evident, but pre- suming
that his spectacles were not convenient
when he enclosed the twenty, We have re-
turned eighteen, expressing the wish that
he may always be as flush and liberal to the
press.
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Holm NARTZS

a.CoId soda Water, Lemonade and Sher-
"a. are the Coolest hrinS- for the sum
-rr Season.
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n Express
Carra,s Afeaau=. spring styles, just in
g. D. Subway.
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The ROckbridge Va
4 Alum Springs

AND THE LATE Jordan Alum
NOW CONSOLIDATED IN ONE PROPERTY
AND UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
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The Best and Cheapest Place 20 buy Trim
a. Black and White Las.-, Neck-ILes, SILK
i luIk-rchirfs. etc, is "a the Singer Machine
49, SLnte strent. nnnnsLln ClpiI0l. u.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
-
MONDAY, May q, 1881.
REPORTED BY C. C. CAMPBELL.

hEFOhI Ed D . . OzA1I1 I'I7I7I7'
MONDAY, May %, 1881.
The following cases were affirmed.
32O2-S. B. Mckee, v. D. B. Easterling.
3626-R. D. Fugler V. State of Mississippi.
3627-Wm. j Poitevent, Hancock county.
3629-J. R. Robbins, v. State of Mississippi.
3641-Henry S. Smith, v. State of Mississippi.
3688-Thos. J. Majors, v. Relic E. Majors, ct al
37l2-T. G. Dabney, surv part, V. n. j. & c..
Railroad.
3713-Bridges & Hill, v. Clay county.
3714-W D. McGready, ct al, v. VIM. Lansdale
ct al.
37l7-Jas R. Boone v F. E. Boone, ct al.
3726-A J. Bates V. t. H. Mcdowell
The following cases were reversed and re-
Esdmded:
3620-Henry j. Stockett. V. Mary E. Stockett.
37O0-State use etc, v. J. H. Brown, ct al
3701-State, V, J. II. Brown, ct al
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For Secretary of State-Col. Alexan-
der Yerger.
RosEnALE. Mss. Nav 10Th 1881

AEVsE-IFAI-F., MIS- My LSIu, ISNI-
- EDIToRs CLARION; The people Of the
river counties, are certainly very proud, to
see the name Of one of our most prominent
citIzans
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PLouGH GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, &c
G. ID. Subway.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-01

Postmaster-G General Maynard is report
ed as saying to Senator Hamlin that he
had been a quarter Of century III public
life, and that he is now poorer than when
he began. The Senator replied: "Well,
[ am not. | had nothing when COM
menced, and have nothing now" The
higher offices of Government, whether
state or national, by reason of their hon
or, conspicuity, and influence, are eagerly
sought by those who love to appear be-
fore the public. The ambition is by, no
means ignoble and unworthy Almost
any one would be willing to be President,
seat in either house of Congress. And
vet experience shows that office-holding,
even of the higher grades, is very far
from being what most men take it to be.
And when we descend to the lower grades
where there are but few honors and the
services are for the most part merely
secures to himself as many beneAts as he
loses by oflice-holding.. The walks Of vir-
tuouS business industry will, for rule,
offer more opportunities for what men call
success in life than the offices OF Govern
ment and they are attended with less
wear and tear of human nature. One
who can achieve decided success as an
office holder would, in the simple matter
Of ney-making, do vastly better for
himself and his family as private citizen.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-01

RamSdell, the talented and candid
Washington correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia Times thus photographs Senator
Mitchell. The faithfulness OF the likeness
will be recognized by "Johns" friends,
among whom we have the henor to be
claSSed:
"Pennsylvania has at last found col
league for Mr. Cameron in the Senate.
1t is the fashion now to smile at the Sc
lection, but the choice of John l. Mitch
ell is piece Of luck of which the State
will one day be proud. Mr.. Mitchell is
not a showy man, but he is staunch
Twenty years ago, less about two months
| met John Mitchell for the first time. He
had a muSket on his shoulder and stood
side by side with me in Camp Curtin, at
Harrisburg, as fine specimen of noble
young manhood as ever saw. He was
then little over twenty years old, large,
well built, rosy-cheeked, li9ht-haired,
honest-faced and altogether as manly a
fellow as ever touched elbows to the left.
He had'taught school some, had studied
law some and had scribbled for the news
papers some. His handsome manuscript
had passed under my eye long before in
the AqitdtOr office, at WellSboro'. His
army experience was not brilliant, but he
earned the bars of captain by conscien-
tiously doing his duty. When he left the
army he went again to the law and for NJ
time he edited the Agitator. AS an edi-
tor he was not particularly brilliant. or
his legislative experience at Harrisburg
YOU know more than do. He has been
four years in the lower house OF Congress
and he has scarcely colleague who is
not better known among his associates
and by the country. He has made but
one or two speeches, and these have at
tracted little attention. But this is moth
ING to his discredit. The biggest blath-
erskite is always the one who attracts
the most attention. Mitchell is not a
politician nor profound statesman, but
he has qualities that will place him far
ahead of his colleague among substantial
thinking people. He is not an orator,
but his integrity has never been question
ed and no man ever knew him to break
his word. He will not undertake to lead
public sentiment or control political con-
ventions, but he will do his own thinking
and he will never be known as Don Cam
erons Mitchell. The papers have been
wrong in saying he would be Cameron's
man."
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~ ~ Outfit furnished free, with full in
ID structions for conducting the most
profitable business that anyone can
engage in. The business is so easy TO learn, and
our Instructions are SO simple and plain, that any
one make great profits from the very start. No
one can fail who is willing to work. Women are as
successful as Boys and girls earn large
sums. Many have made at the business over one
hundred dollars in single week. Nothing like it
ever known before. All who engage are surprised
at the ease and rapidity with which they are able
to make money. You can engage in this business
during your spare time at great profit You do not
have to invest capital in it's we take all the risk.
Those who need ready money, should write to us
Augusta, Maino.
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CAUTION.

Do not be imposed upon by agents and parties
who interested in the purchase and sale Of other
machines. 1t has become a common trick for
scrnpulous competitors to get White machine and
put it in bad order that they might prejudice pur
chascrs against and in favor of their machines.
TO guard against such contemplate trickery, We
advise all intending purchasers to correspond with
us direct, and we will take pleasure in giving them
the address Of regular authorized dealer for tho
"White" in their county, or we will offer to sell
them machine direct at special prices and guaran-
tee satisfaction in every respect.
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Fl r Dey when golden chance is
n - A~ @~ offered, thereby always keep
ting poverty from your door. Those who always
money that are offered, generally become wealthy (;
while those WHO do not improve such chances re-
main in poverty. We want many men, women,
boys and girls to work for us right in their own
localities. The business will pay more than ent
times ordinary wages. We furnish expensive
outfit and all that you need, free. No one who EN-
cages fails to make money very rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work, or eniy your
spare moments Full information and all that is
needed sent free. Address Stinson Co., Portland,
Maine.
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Ew Dollar outfit sent free to those who wish to en-
gage in the most pleasant and profitable bus-
~~ ness known. Everything new-capital not re-
quiren We will furnish you everything. $40 q day
and upwards is easily made without staying away
from home over night. No risk whatever. Many
ne worker wanted at Many arc making
fortunes at the business Ladies make as much as
me, and young boys and girls make great pay. No
one who is willing to work fails to make more mon.
ey every day than can be made in week at any
ordinary employment. Those who engage atoncs
will find short road to fortune. Address IL.
Hallet s. Co., Portland, Maine.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08

IANrEp,-AGiRL FOR GENERAL
housswork. Apply 2lo W. second
(. X gi tlT 1870 II
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Jewish Prosecutions.

FOR the republican.
wonla respectfully solicit space
in your journal, in which to say word
II reference to the persecution of the
Jewish people now in Prussia. Histo
ry teaches us taat the Isrselites as O
class have been more prosecuted than
any other creed or nation in the world
and taking the intelligence OF the mass
OF people into consideration, we must
look upon this unhappy and malicious
persecution Of claes OF law abiding
citizens in this Nineteenth century as
not only shame On the authors but a
disgrace to the good name of the Prus-
sian Government. The territorial ex-
istence OF Prussia enlarged by the ad-
ditaon of Brandenburg. west Prussia is
due more or less to its financial af-
fairs and through its trou blesome wars
In which it's Jewish citizeus bore a
leading part, and the Empire to-day
owes this class of its oitizsu's a debt,
OF gratitude more than any other class
Of people within its territorial limits.
But those are the people the govern
ment is now prosecuting, for no other
reason than that one of its leaders in
the lover House of the Prussian Parlia.
ment, Hern Lsskey and a few other rep,
of the same creed are not
in strict accord with Prince Bism arok's s
restricting laws. BARNEY RosENBLATT.
Del, Jan. 7th, 1881.