davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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VII. Nepeter os SsrtGliiager. go. 10.

SUbhois:
Citein. Zen 5Ortauins fra Werse.)
Vinter % Yaar. Zen 6orteains iro
9anmart. 1872 Siser. Yris IS Gents
SSilteni onbelft al bisis Bigger iensss til
Gnboer, iom betaler for ct belt Var !
6oritub ira ben 3io 8etaIinaen
inotraffer. 8remi.bsser ienses itt,
til samle gbounenter, lom tua betaler IL
8, 6 eEer 9 Raaneesr / 5oritus. Geresle
aue Sreue til .. @nunsien,
9ecorab, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
Gm 900 Farm tiljalas.

&olano 3obiaienS 5arm, 8 Mile i Sno.
oelt for Secorab, / Sprinsielo 5ownIbip
nR'ten 200 Gcres. @n uomRrfet Stod.
5arm; ben oil blipe lOl9t biaist, bpis Sala
Tier mart. @tan benOenoer fig til ". aes.
lep, ooeupaa 6. VI. Buroits ReaI Gitate
&outor i 9ecorab. 10 p
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
ct Spin / ;snrIeo.,ty>


m'r , , Better 5oOoe forleSer N III
ben @r9reIic. at bons oonrr
itansis mo t bans moisao,r s''
sleOes isgts ban sfter Ct .Srg M
Get. oerpao iorioste ban ., IN
Del sO'nei HO aO ben iomm, d. = VI
par '0mmet inO, men aOen at S y, 10
tsOes ham. 6isren bsaut,,s. Ut
ia9ffase, 9O0rIeO's Der boz ia al =
ltlueoe ltg en- Rat / ct Nieru. 9''
Get O9 l0u Oa, at Bet trsb =, c''
enc enoe AZ en- bull 1reItorr, N
TOR 6eHcet O9 tom uo igi.n ., ''''
Den enOs, lOm beiauot ia ~ ~
Snobs9nln9er. "Gha
men n" bar leg big. gamls. va
OreO m SOinst uO isisu Ga Io,s. $P
oerpda Sr9nammsn, ION p,r VI
trum, laaIeOe', at bsge ouaa b,i,.,
zig abenIOr 5encet. Zen
Gag iusttOg ban i9Ien lnr,t : ,
tno paa bet laoOauIige Stso d, y
fort siter 10 igjen. SUin,t. "a
b0ulells, pa bet bsiauot ia %, >,
'amms @sbet, bDOrira bet oar
uo, oar aItfOr tomiit til at tao,' "'
'triOss. Oct tOg bsrsitsr (ino,,
tC'e'pH ItgslOm rOr IL iouitr, i,
al alttn9 oar | Sron % hin,
paanp IN 8anoring. Ia BET ot,.,
uo paa ben gale SIDE uIts H.,
MI meee 6orbaulelis Ga trsb a,,.
Sraltammsn ben m%ooiatts r.,
BET oglaa 'anot bette 6Orisa irus,'.
lelt, betragteos oct suonu tu1on,
Os opmartlomt Sagtme5 Snlin,
lpran9 osrpGa mso IN prsO sr.,T
burtlst bort ira Steoet. hutr,,,
at lotte euer otiue Oct tInos Man :
TGa Spret nj AZ tomme olo in,,
lputes ltgelOm At hdut IN oD.r,,,.
Nrpgt Tor bette Stso.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
W9tepieoe.

Rel on-&ict- 2ecorub, Soma
16oe December 1882 ueo &. ", Zone SIR.
Sobn NellOn % Iiis Bertha gSid, beg9e
ira Sisblano.
Gennou- artn9er-S ct. 9louo
Sotel 23oe December 1892 PED V. u. Zone
Wr. Games VI. 9ennou Os NiiS Sarab
arin9er, beSge ira 6rantpile 1ownlhiv.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
tn baaroisr Yatient.

TN baaroisr Yafient. en AZ IA
gene tom mo Ill arbo9a / Spsrrtae ira
n a. RabOlo9utne IN SOHoe, ION ia9
Dc. a, ban bolot paa Al lulte libel, ba
Del par Holei gali iai mso Utunren
bans. 'aa at ban ltte tunne lptie. SaH
oar ior Il Ear latrs SIo iioen unerr
er WagttoStslie bItueu tJert opersnot.
hporIeots % ~ hutm pIolte ban lite,
% OAR unoeT oenne hataltroie belpie
met men baooe paa5ne! lSlen % Tort
TAT IN Rene men roen hauoe ban
Tsli Smerter / UhIRotn, % od BET lite
UIIos bliUe beore 'ests ban eiter 9 "a
gss 6orleb en- yGge. Ssnne ianot. Il:
til hUao Sonoen mso 6oruuoriua BE-.
rettees. al unoeTtiRpsu oar FuloltGuoig
buattel. Sottoreu hog III Staals
traao 60 ON IanOsarsn % pluitrsos
6iepsH 'ammeH laG gooI, ban tunoe.
Gen %tIenotes oa 'aa soo % IAN 'om
Ter. IortIarsoe ban. yegeH hauoe bsot
BAN tOmme Igieu. % ban nj Del gis
rr ia 2grlnoe mso {, gps Oapre ma
lie vsrodg oG. III rsIle IND blot for
Hoqet laaoant Smadtteri lom I'll lens
oerlld9tH sI1pe, lnlaa ban lpnIl9 Tor
fuIouGnoIg %opsrhsoIgt.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
II. Carpen.

TN Sansbos insebolSenoe 800 NorIte,
SOenlie. DANTE % Qmeritanite San9e.
go Sioer, i~nbbunoen. (ai oenne So9 ba.
uts fun iaa grsmplsrer tilbase). so Gts.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

Peter Beterieu bar iolat in
StOpeienoOm. 6Otaas / granouolb for
$50 900 ST, I'll Gbrr. Spsn @isms
% 8. lbomaslsn al Binger.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
Ill. Nauilie.

Susbsls:
Sirferopet | YttenburS,
Ten 9i9es Zoo,
Sipst biauot Eantalerne,
Gu farliS SsrretainS,
6alife Noter,
Claiborne meaem Siersene,
Siot al overt. OPS Sioer, Bris rs Cts
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

&onsbergs eIoite Snbpaas
usr, SoIobetient 8. SbriiIOfierlen, sr
aiQadet peo Seoeu benueo 80 Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
M00frlQn0enf.


Aomiral fouoW pal ION be
tienot ben liolt leuenoe AZ pore eIoSs
polbsm9no. Su Sio, 1871 ban oeoe. 9It
iielQe "Oaloen" snoel yanom9no IRA
Smaalenenes Amts pore Spgoer unoer
lit SpboIo / ariltiania op I'll ham for
al lamtale meo bam ON Setold9en.
Oar Bet" lpsr en- AZ oislt WFeno,
Observation-Disclosures Ntentng, at Son
aen ituloe bape ablolut 9eto / Srunos
l%ouSiager"? - or Der no9en Vdra
graf / @runolOuen, ION biemler Ron
gen ct ablolut GetO~? 'iSer aomlrnlen.
"Rei", oar Bonoernes enltemmlSe
Soar. ~Saa tan De o9re Uia paa.
at BET lite bar pare U~teningen, ban
Tube bape oet", lagoe ben 9umle OR
oeremano.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

Sallitter / Grdmmen. 2ot
tor Ramitrups 30 er efter ~6or!angenos
al Orammeus Oplano5 SreoItbant
ta9et unoer Stiftebebanotiug. 0r.
aamitrup oar llslse ~Dtrgbl." Ser az
Goldberg Suas pau 9ter, ct 6oos meo
Sasbrus Se9IUert O9 Wsuebrus, StOg,
Sorousi Os gomuIbSipinoeri. % baOoe
oe~sforuoen orspst Stibsrsoeri. 6irmaet
6rantS S~anobers i 1rammen, Sr.
Ramltrups Suossr, bauoe tioligere les
DereI III 30 I'll Notwithstanding
6r. lanbbers fob an'at / liolte Stat
tsIisniuS til IN N9riHS al Al 900 Sr.,
6ormus 240 900 RI, Og 'amlet Stat
6r. 1860. Den nRrmelte Nnleoning
til oisie tpenbe 5Irmdsrs Jalo FL after
at bet bar pilt llg, dt 5irmaet y. y.
Wenneberg, Orammen, bpls Snoe
bauer oeoe Tor tort lib lioen, % huIs
SO ltaar unosr alminosIis 8sosbobe
bunpltns, lite tan ipIoeit9isre liue
Bo~rpli9teIier. a5e iioltnepnte tuenoe
gOer, iom bar bapt b~stpoell9 arpet
Sormus III bs9DHos mso. anto9es al
mlnoslis at ltaa bsors, eno oct ital
baue Oilt zig at pare SiIfaloet, men
be ifal / Qsbst at Here Aar bapt betp,
beige Cab pua Stibsreoeri, Os Deb at
ltstts Oottor 8amitrups 4n9rer paa
Solberas 8oos.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

be life oueruintre og JINGLE paa Den,
men mas opor9ttes anoetlteo". Faa
Boiler iinoes ct Saioneri, Der Torlpner
9aorss mee "9ilot." Raar Nulanerne
Der ON %,soraaret Iaar RpllInger,
foores oisie msb Wpreeg ia0 l9ngs.
iii BE- ben paa Sommeren CT blenns
fulbporne. Ia be imioltrtio CT famine
iom andre SsuieiusIe, Der er loot ct
6snieri, esnsr os is enbuh lite I'll al
bolbes scsaat pda. Jerfor b!iuer 5ala>
nerne latte oper pau Saaris, bpOr be
opuaar en- pasienoe 8iIobeo. Naar
bette ben pao Sftsraaret er naaet, boil
oes itor sSast paa benz. 8lapperne
briper "Silotet" neb imoo Segerne,
us oisle ifpoer lda burti9t, oct tan laoe
ia giere. 3aar Der iaa er blepen- az
fpret FL ~tiiitrRtteligt initial Stno. o9
man bar ueola9t en- en- goo Get "Silot",
Keller enbper ilqr blem meb SeuIoltbes
ben ON at p9re en- "pRlbie Nimroo."
Wibgb Beteran. Gen l3oe Rou.
osoe ifsIss "Sobro Do. paa 0ObrO
Spssbus en- CANNED, mere eno dlmlns
oeIis betlsnot observation-disclosures, nems
Zig fOrbenuarenoe Dragon o5acob Sem
len Borup. Zen aioeoe, Der / I'm
3ib itOb ueo ste ENCOURAGEMENT, bapoe
oeitaoet i Jelttoget l848-i9-5O %
uomRrteoe ia uauHliq anoer Nampen
peb Operie ben 24oe Npril i84S, hpOrs
ior ban Isnuebes msb 1annebro95m9ns
osnes SeoersteSn. Sm bans bette
mooise 8eoriIt unoer oeune aamp beoer
bet / bet iinlte Jtr. az ~Gort ,SOrludr"
Wsbsns 2 5G9ertorps ti9mpeoe meo
ben lanst oUerIegne 6ieuoe, pare 3
iienotIise SltaOroner ueltenOm Sdntels
martls naasos irem Ill S~ilitOptro Noro
Tor Ssen. Sore SrogOner, lom IdG
ber, bauot anaeIet % TOoreot oeres
0slts BE- tom nj balig I Saoleu. o.
bet lptteoe5 IN Gel ai Dem al mollppe,
meoens andre buggeoe 't9 igIenHem
blanbt oi5is iioltt uar ben Nienige
Dragon Sotap I ,%foroirrinQrr 'G0 ban
ZIG plaoie,i1 1Gulte d.sus. meotn0 IN
TART Srop ,p,ts 8apaueriltrr tom rem
40 RonseOeien ban Orol IN SGbeI Og
talteoe ie mio, Inb imt.!tm Dem. bug
gsnoe I'll Geite NJ ptu'iye lrRHatc ban
iig igieuuem % unollap mto e Sdar
Armrn."
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
Spsrts

Ora Serbian IT nj 6ongsu mso
F0neH antommen IN SLATE lnoeboIs
oenoe 8ano. lom iormooentliq ltal
anUsnoes nj Nsrm9en al Staanss
Saab
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
NOcrtisiemtcmter.

Smeos&ul. Smeosaui!
az Tortrlnll8 apalitet os liselaa billist ION
hos no9eH Inoen hos =. Y~er9ejon,
ueo Sioen al Noams Seeo Store.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

Sogtrpttertuuiten 400 aarB
,SabilGum / Suert9e oil I'll nRlte Nar
bllue Ieiret / Stotbolm al ben tppo:
s%raiiite Screening, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
% Eublieilttlubben. J 3orbinoslle
Oermeo oil Der blipe aibolot Ell llbs
riuin9, Der lful uiie Sogtrpttertunltens
uouitIins i Sperige ira oen6 fsrlte
Se9pnoelle I'll Nutioeu, 9enne Tbs
ltiuins oil iinoe Steo oct ton9elise
Vibliotbet, Der oesuoen paata9er fla
at Jorge Tor Repr9isntatiOnen Tor ben
9Iors Sio. 6n Meoalie oil blipe pras
get I'll Vtiuoe ON 6elten.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
WeficnotaioreIYe.

unoerte9neoe bar en- Del "JiusIian ssbite
Oais' lboiO r'siiit Suprel at ialae til
S9o Zen er aIoeles fri for Stuff o. al.
Oct lanst Here dOls eHO auoen Slass oapre.
Yrilen er rimslis. IA
ehootoefe bar le8 TO ~balobloos Solnein
Cgs'SalDe tilialss.
Mons SoIS,
paa U'e Canoe Beien, 8 geiie / Roro
ira Secsrab.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
ytOrjf Sanaeriuoe.

Stoitt SuuBtltuut NlInot ), ira.
nOrIte Gamer, Der uboanntr i, :
Sanserinoer, q Oglaa at. gos...
5OuiHo, Der OpbOloer iIs / Gsns
Saauiot Of ueo, bar bun au
aar opboIot zig | Ipoit.dno, i,rp,-
melIg &elmar UNDER ben b,t,,,,.
6u Ntiloes GeiIeoHing. aIttp II,
ouer et aar lioen sio1ot bun nan.
yptte ueo IN CptrRoeu / ysIpu. >
eennonerns optr hsuoe iom Sanl,r,.
ldaueliom beHot5 Waaos IT ir,m--,.
pdG par meget %IOroeIastisr. Aa 5,r~
ri. IL bun Tor lite lana (Io Thin.
bleo nobaot a. yI9!l I'll IN Con, sus
hsnoe5 BioraJ nj ll~uotrboloHna,r =,
op I'll San9e % IN AK w.
lelo dttompdgHsteoe Il Gar Ssn., q
oar idd forneIei opet enhUeT Etgra
on, al ban meo Hso % aspp, I'd,
laoe ben slltparoise Sanstunot s,a
OF. ,Sreten 6ouiro bleu nobas Il
ris;t IJien Den IeI9enoe Lax Tor !.
lanse lor Storbertugsn m,o nsi in
Spmartlomheo, Der ira IN Sisuae
ION yt59t Il blsosn OH 5reten 6ss1.
mda pare Sarann not ioG 5sas,: 4
supelle % an C%pfOroung nj bUssu
me III omTdtte heHos mto ban ;Hias;.
% Sumpath,. bun bar bsrsitleyt RI
paa.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
v. yisseaer og GOrt9llmser. HO. -

DC to Sltnos,
en- 8earapeiie sprs Seiemarfen,
Tn SiSnefi9rring. (s6 9. Br'S25Gi
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

S1ernemett ltal pare ct tortriu.
llst Usiboel mob Ipfus.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
vi. Npptller % Sert9aineer. Yo. IA

Snbtslt:
Cora S%ronSal. (ai GAriitiau Cite,
l76 Sioer. 9ris 25 Gents. Oenue Ssor
tRuins oil al Vie laies meo Suteresie
% anises al Manse fer al OGrs Glitter.
peueite Stilerins.)
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

Stubt Cru. Rplig bIeu pad
@aaroen Wepit uor , 0aagsbpgoen
ituot en- Srn, Der bolot pGa al ta9e
ct Gam, iom osn bog iSien mdatte
Hippo. Den maalte omtrent : 200
mellem Yln9sipioleme.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

unoertegneoe bar a~nltaiiet ia bet ueo.
penoise gGrttei III 5~nObnOing al almin.
oeli9 So9er, laalOm Eiositrifter oa Sic.
nenos. '0arpers 9asa5iue" % "suibuers
aRontblp" Tan Ie8 blnoe for $3.50 Tor gar.
san9en, 2 Sino. -6or Siemmet", 'firte.
iioenoe" % lignenee 8sser Ian Ieperes for
20 Gents pr. Stptte, 2lt / 0uot % lolib
gelltbino. Bigger fra uoenbpsboen0s fan
lenoes pr. Bot nnoer aoresie ". Often.
DEBORAH, Soma. IL
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

Tn eienbommelis Reflame. Sra Rew
Oort omtales en- ~ipetuIatip Gisbmanb,
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
Nv. WOpeller Og 5ortsaingsr. Wo. 10.

Eli % fra ImerifA. (gn lRroeIss
moriom Stltie al 8. Ntelssr.)
Gn national Snsufririsser. CGi
Samme)
Dc tire Uenner. (176 .. Bris Is Gts.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

ben leet JtoUbr. Ill 5Ooe Aar.
Rp 0poa9sIis lnoen 5ernInous
ltrien. "Apa D autb.~ msooslsr:
Gor / Petersburg bOidtis gano5mano
0r. RobeI bar / IN 6abrit Tor SsrH:
lager label anittut 6orlsg meo at pps
heoe eSsru meo @tdTta, hpoumoer oUsrs
r0lteHoe Relultalsr IT nadsoe, lbet IN
blotIl utlenot Sarme1tao II Irembra9t.
Saaleoe5 lmelteoes I. 6r. Smeoelsrn
I Sl9ler % gloroeS llpoenoe lom Sts'
be)ern, iaa at man tuHoe 'tobe nnsre
Artitler oeraT. ,5ormaalet meo 6orIes
gene oar AZ ben Ret, lom bliper tils
bage peo lelpe oen Ietters Su5oIles (Re,
rolln) Aioeltilering AZ Naftan. al ls9s
al 9lere en- upttigers A%nusnoelle, eno
oct biotil bar u9ret 5iIf9Ioet. Opah
an9aor lslUe 6orls9ene uso III ltsbs
SmeoeIeru, lom IeoeoeS al ben hos Or.
Nobel anlatte Sngenier Wtttenltrsm
maa Dc anleeS Tor al bape sipet Def
melt tilIreo5iilenoe Relultdt. Ut frems
brin9s aunitformer. / bpilte Smebes
jernet fan ltsbeS t9t, irit Tor Sl9rer,
meO nm Ooerltorpe os bog i tolo ltl'
ltano beieligt ION ulminoeIi9t palie.
Sern, er ct Rslultat, ION ban M bar
unnoet efter aarelunse o9 toltbare Yin:
~ltrGn9elier o9 Irbeioer.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27
I'm YugierIHa paa OusE 4OOO q


mil. eu SuslerIng oa lItttrI Il II
IRn9lts. ION nOSsnltHoe Il aoisri u
ben, oa BoltoampersH "6oama ISL;
8ro5 Con. og tilbsytnos British all
African Steam Navigation ConEan'
leb paa SuUHo osn 260t Sui o.
Bort SegnIrO pGa Arrlta5 Sirt'F
Get lptteoeo ImloltItlo osn aIlii u:
al iaa ben hot islen men asttIl.'
Hsn par n9rtt bsltdoilst. 05 St-a
bapos fun Il Slao uIbags, SaptaHt
oampeoe Imiolsrtlo III G.usltl, q Il
nj StIbet 6I9lp u SsIltabeia lla
per GoItd Tom buglsysoe od !Ea 0.
SIerra Ssons, IN S%trgtnIHg al ivA
8partmiIs uasreI Claiborne lyTaH! q
@ange. 9ftsrdt baus m0otdsa 4
Toreleotg fepdrdtIoH, Wsp e0-A-'
after tagst paa Slab Al Il lnaa i
SelitabeIs Stibe, RiHismbO II
sitsr mango SsiURrIIghsoer brlsi' Il
I'll BE- tanariite Csr, buoI RsplEit-
nsrus fortlattsS oa Agterlteun'H VI
blspet posrItsere beltaoigst unNu )"
baaroe Getr. 6noeIlg busltytA 4
treble Al iamme Sslitabs laHsd'
nemIi9 Senegal Oct 'er't I'll "
oeira OF ptosre ri ENGLAND. apoE 10
tom IND III SipsrpooI. {arm Tra ~
osira og osrtiI tos tuH nj ld9' y
Claiborne boIot belle SIoen. "e0aH'-
par iaaIeoe5 bu9isret ialt 1850 S'''
mlle
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

S~treisruo ltaI haze aGtaset /
teolosilfs Stuoentsr, ION bar buot r9
til at fslss mso ham lii Santallftan.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-27

6rtbsrre NoroeHftiplo fuIote
ben l9nc Aopbr. III 50oe Aar.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-31
Proposed Change of Name.

Tile Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, has decided,
after an animated discussion, to submit
to the State, or local Conferences, a
proposition to change the name of the
denomination to the Episcopal Metho-
dist Church. We think the PROPOSE
ton entirely proper and timely. The term
South, however, suitable it may have
been at the time the Methodist Episco-
pal Church divided on geogra phical
lines, and what intolerance and fanati-
cism had made sectional issue 10Th in
religious and secular affairs, has served
its purpose, and is no longer appropri-
ate. 1t conveys the idea Of a sectional
ism that contradicts the broad, and all
pervading spirit of the denomination
which reaches forth its hands to clasp
in the bonds of christian brotherhood
not only section of the United States
of America, but the boundless domain
of Gods universe. Besides, the
causes which made the employment of
the distinctive appellation, "South,
necessary. no longer exist. To drop it
from the title of the Church does not,
as some of the members of the Confer
ence seemed to think, imply reproaeh
upon the conduct of those who gave it.
It suited the times when those grand
men performed their parts in the drama
of events; but the world moves and
times have changed. If our humble
voice could prevail in the decision of
the question, we would say, drop the
term as no longer applicable, but do it
with reverence for the illustrious men
who have conferred imperishable re-
nown upon it, in the spirit with which
the Conquered banner" has been furled
by its followers:
stFold that banner, soft, s,owlyi
Treat it gently, it is holy,
Fer it droops above the deadi
Touch it not, unfold it never
Let it droop there furled forever
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-31

The Democrats in the House Of Rep
resentatives are flibustering to defeat
the scheme Of the opposition to keep Mr..
Mackey out of the South Carolina seat
occupied by Mr.. DibbIe. In all proba-
bility they are right. They certainly
are if they are convinced that the oc-
cupant, would be the victim of a ruth
less and unwarranted exercise of parti-
IAN power for political ends. But we
entirely concur with the Natchez Dem
ocrat that they ought to have done as
much to protect the right of Gen. Chat
mers to his seat. From what we know
of the South Carolina case it is not az
strong as that ofGen. Chalmers, whose
cause was backed by the decision Of the
highest judicial tribunal Of the State.
If his claim was just, it ought 10 haS
been supported by all the power the
minority could WELD if it was not just,
it ought not to have been sanctioned at
all. But we assume that it was just,
else they would not have endorsed it by
their action Gen. Chalmers subse-
quent course has nothing 10 do with the
main question of whether he was legally
entitled to the seat. In truth, it was
not so much his cause as that of the peo-
plewhose certificate he bore of election
to serve them.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-31
Letter from Westville.
NASHVILLE, MISS. May %. I8Ss

WEsTvILLE, Mss, May 20, 1882.
EDITORS CLARION: I have been think
ing for some time that would let you hear
from one of the "cow countless" and being
at leisure this morning I will attempt to
give you few dotsfrom the ''ffee State"
of Simpson. Since the Inauguration of
the late President Garfield, Westyille has
been blessed with an appointment in the
shape of one George Washington Farlow as
Postmaster for this Office, and he is just as
well fitted for the place as Chinaman is
for heaven. His name is George Washing
ton, but am proud to say he never owned
a little Ratchet. The people of this county
became SO disguised at the manner in
which he conducted the Office, that they
forwarded petition to Hon. FL. D. Money,
NJ. c., and Mr.. Money presented the petition
to the Postmaster General, and the Depart
ment sent a committee of one big
telIow down here to investigate the mat
ter and the result was a complete
whitewash. We fail to get our mail mat |
ter as we should. When the mails arrive
he frequently calls out portion of the mail |
and then lets the balance remain over until |
next day, or, probably for several DAYS, |
before he will deliver it. He is insulting /
and wholly incompetent to discharge the /
duties of the Office. / understand that he |
threatens to sue the petitioners for SANDER I
ing his character, and has written to Col /
Ben King to know If he viii take the case.
The amount be expects p to RECOVER or
AND FROM THE AFORESAID PETITIONERS Is
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
But if Col. King could only see the
petition that the people sent to Col. Money,
be would say at once that there was nothing
in it. No twenty thousand for Mr.. Farlow
because the petition fails to state that the
present postmaster was q gentleman, there
fore, a suit for SANDER would fail
The good book says, that everything was
made out of nothing; if this be true. I
must say that our P. 81. has held his own +
remarkably well. The citizens of WestviIIe
IRE really anxious for him to bring suit
then we propose to show him M in
ais true colors and don't you for
ret It. We don't care a continent
al who the postmaster Is, whether be is
j Republican, Democrat or Greenbacker.
whether be IS as white as the snow on the
;op of Diana's Temple or as black as the
at in the Southwest corner of Hades FL
lie viii discharge the duties of the ofics as
'equired BY the postal laws, and give Us our
nail matter when it arrives, and, not keepI
{ back, as be has done, and which can Be-
lr0Ten beyond shadow of q doubt, this IS
III we ask Mr.. FarlOW can keep the 0ffee
fit suits him, but We don't like to have our
nail matter kept back and then get insulled
We ask for it sForbearancs sometimes
eases 70 b virtue CI1IzEs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-31
The Public Health Question.


Senator Harris bill to amend the
National Health law contains this pro-
vision
At ports and places in the United
States where no quarantine regulations
exist, but where there ought 10 be
such regulations, and where there are
regulations, but which, in the opinion CT
the National board, are inadequate or not
properly enforced the National board Is
authorized to make the required regulations,
and if the State or municipal authorities
refuse to enforce them, or fail to do so, the
president il authorized to detail a proper
officer to carry them into effect.
IF this amendment is necessary TO
make the national health Law efficient,
it ought to be adopted. Congress either
has, or has not, the power to pass laws
for protecting our ports, and through
them the interior Of the country, from
the importation of diseases, and if it
has the authority, it should be exercised
with vigor and strength for the accom-
plishment Of the end in view. fit has
not the power, then lis past legislation
lis wrong, and it should be repealed.
But the question of authority is not an
open one. It has been settled. The
Constitution authorizes it. Public poll
cy requires it; and the popular voice
demands it. The authority is ample
and the question should be dealt with
in no contracted or grudging spirit.
/ To the States belong the power, and
upon them deyolyes the duty Of pass
ing sanitary laws within their own
limits but further than this, they have
no power to act. The duty Of prevent
I ing the introduction Of disease into the
ports of the United States from foreign
countries, devolves upon the fedora
government, and the sanitary system tt
; be effective must be uniform. To be
uniform, the general government must
deal with all the States alike, with s
determination to exercise its power fol
the public good, regardless of local in
terests. Our Mississippi Legislature
adopted liberal measures for protecting
the public against contagious and in
fectuous diseases, but her regulations d.
not extend beyond her own confines, anC
she must of necessity look to the fedora
power for protection from abroad. On
that subject, her people are of one
mind and they haze looked with NJ
sympathy upon the systematic course o
the Louisiana Health authorities il
antagonizing the well-meant endeayor'
Of the National Health Board to protect
the Mississippi Valley from pestilentia
ravages.