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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

WHAT "WIFE'' MEANs.-Says Rus
kin: "What do you think the beautiful
word wife comes from?" 1t is the great
word in which the English and Latin
Il n suages conquered the French and
Greek. / hope the French will some day
get word for it instead of that femme.
But what do you think it comes from?
The great value of the Saxon words is
that they mean somethining. Wife means
weaver You must either be house
wives or house-moths remember that. In
the deep sense, you must either weave
mems fortunes and embroider them, or
| feed upon and bring them to decay.
Wherever true wife comes, home is al
ways around her. The stars may be over
her head, the glow-worm in the nights
cold grass may be the fire at her feet, bet
ter than houses ceiled with cedar or
painted with Notwithstanding its
quiet light for those who else are home
less This, 1 believe,is the woman's true
place and power"
Go to 81. T. Eberle's for Mrs Freeman
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability of color, are unequaled. Col
or from 2 to pounds. Directions in
English and German. Price Is cents.
47y1
PHYSICAL SUFFERING.-No one can re-
alize, except by personal experience, the
anguish of mind and body endured by
sufferers from dyspepsia, indigestion, con-
stipation, and other diseases of the stom-
ach, Burdock Blood Bitters are positive
cure for this direst uf all diseases. Price
$1.O0. Sold by FL. T. Eberle.
The well-known medicine of DR.. J. G.
Aver & Co. have been before the public
forty years, and time Strengthens the
favorable impression with which they
were at first received. We have been
in the habit Of using them ourselves, and
recommending them to our acquaintance.
Ayers Pills are a perfect regulator of the
system; Ayers Extract Of Sarsaparilla is
the best known purifier of the blood /;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is a safe and sure
remedy in complaints Of the throat and
lungs; and Ayers Ague Cure is an eff
fectual cure in cases of Fever and Ague
and other malarial fevers. These medi-
cines are compounded with skill and ac-
curate medical knowledge, and they are
III no sense to be classed with the cheap
nostrums OF the day. The formulas from
which they are prepared are not secret,
but are furnished to all physicians. and
are published for the benefit of all iu-
terested.-tSt Johns, p. O., Macs. 19w4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

A WASHINGTON dispatch says that the
runner which has been circulated that
President Arthur is contemplating enter.
ing the matrimonial state with Miss Far.
rell, young lady of Peoria, ILL.,, is au.
thoritatively denied As a matter OF
fact, the President has never met her,
nor does he even know of his own know
ledge that there is such a person in ex-
istence as Miss Ida Farrell. The Cos
sips will have to guess again.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

WASHINGTON on Monday was given up
to the Garfield memorial exercises in the
house of representatives., James G. Blaine
being the orator. The house was crowd
ed and seats were in demand, $50 being
freely offered for place. Mr.. Blaine's
euiogy was a very carefully prepared
document, which he read from manu-
script
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01
place and power.

Go toll. T. Eberle's for Mrs. Freeman
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability of color, are unequaled. Col
or from 2 to 5 pounds. Directions in
English and German. Price Is cents.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

PRIVATE letters at Milwaukee give
the information that Frank Leland,
formerly Secretary of Wisconsin Repub-
lican State Central Committee, expects
to be superseded as United States Consul
at Hamilton, Canada, by William P. Fess-
enden, of Maine. "A -.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

A RTLL appropriating 100000 for the
relief of the thousands of poor people
who have been literally drowned out O.
house and home and have lost every.
thing by the prevailing flood along the
Mississippi river in Arkansas. Tennessee,
Mississippi and Louisiana, was introduced
in Congress Thursday and was promptly
passed by both houses. This was quick
work.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

SPRINGFIELD, the capital OF Illinois, is
the source of a political sensation that
will cause comment. 1t is reported, there
that Samuel j. Tilden has made overtures
to Ex-Governor John M. Palmer that if
the latter will accept the Democratic
nomination for the Vice Presidency in
1884, he (Tilden) will consent to run
again for the Presidency.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01
s M A RIT A n
. ERVI IN L


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deaf and dumb but it cured her. She
can now talk and hear as well as anybody.
PETER Ross, Springwater, Wis
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II Has been the means of curing my wife of
~ rheumatism. ~
J.B FLETCHER Fort Collins Col. III
Y SAMARITAN NERVIN E
Made sure cure of case of fits for my
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- Cured me ofvertigo, neuralgia, and sick "
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r. Was the means of curing my wife OF
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Cured me of asthma after pending over
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a j. W. THORNTON, Claiborn, Miss.
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~ Covington, KY. %
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SAMARITAN NER VINE -
~ Has permanently cured me of epileptic
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SAMARITAN NE<VINE
Cured my wife of epilepsy of 80 years -
standing. HENRY CLARK, Fairfield Mich. 4,
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SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my son of fits. He has not had III
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01
New AdVertis
To the Public.

Having been requested by large number of
citizens and Taxpayers; [ hereby announce my
self once more as candidate for the office of
City Treasurer.
Referring to my ecord of the past year I will
endeayor to discharge the duties of the office
faithfully and honestly
Respectfully
BOWS HUGO jacob.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-01

CHILBLAINs.-Boils, Ulcers, chatting,
soreness ofinfants, chapped hands or face,
instantly relieved by the application of
the household remedy, Papillon. Sold
by all druggists. Try it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Mites unb iHaSss 0saIssl.

Wsnise 5ausfrausn inp 70 quite Sen.
nsrtnnsn tss @lters bss @sRlgeIs, ale
fe su isin sissntli& berufen finp. Wsnn
fretIt6 paS 9sadseI einmal in Der
S&dGel auf benz Glide ftsbt unp man
oarau ssbt IS su jsrlsaen. ba petb Sss
hermann, Oh es bart pesr sart tn Jlsis
i6s III. Gtenio wsnts i6wtsrts ioQts %
feih, unteriheiben su fSnnsn, Oh eth
6ubn, cine Gnte, cine Sans pssr Gin
Irutbubn, ,psnn fs gum 8aufe ansstras
gen ipsrpen, alt pbsr jung ieien.
SIN Nudaebenpsn tbsilen mir stniss
Nsasln nit, mad rpeldsn man ibsr ptsis
b6@f wt3ttse Grase tn's Getne fpmmen
fam.
81 Der Sporn elmer 5enne bart unb
fino ete Sduppen an ben EaBen raub,
10 tn pas 5ubn ali. einsrIsi Ob man ben
Sopf iisbt oeer nt6t; fiebt man tnssiIsn
aud nod cen Sopf, 70 Miro pisisr eas
@efaste rur nod better befrdftisen.
Wsnn bic untsrs Sdlfte psS S1enfels 70
hrtf it, taB ie ntht eebpsen rperpen
faan, uno rpenn Der Samnt bid uup raub
IL, 70 laiIe man bas 9ubn seben. rpenn
90 aud felt unb ~ppblssrunest fetu foqte.
Gin iuusss 5ubn bat nur MnfdIs pom
Sporsn, bic S1uppsn an ben Gi6en
finp sldnssnp slatt uno Ron friider
Garbe, pie tmmer aud peren Ddrbuns
isin mag. bic SralIsn finb cart unp i6arf,
Der untsridsnfel 1T ueia UNI Der Sanaui
eann une 9latt-
Cine alte Trutbsnne bat raube SdupS
pen an ben Gdssn, Sdptntsn an rsrsn
SOb!en u. lanse farfe 4ralIsn, Elm Jun.
ses Irutbabn pstft In allen pisien punt.
tea ssraee bas 9tssntbeil uuf. Wenn
eth Irutbabn aud bsfsbsrt III, 70 bat CT
cine lanse 8arlquate aufsupeiitn, rpenn
CT alt istn fpIts; stnsm iunssn Srutbabn
feblt cine lplGe. Soute Der Trutbabn
I'm ssrupitsm 3ufanes porltsssn, 70
1T fir fem Altsr Die Haubeit Der Sbups
pen annpsn 1dbsu entidsiesnb. aussresm
AUDI Der untsribiep In Der 9rSse Der
Bartlappsn uno Der pom Sepfe berab:
.bdraenpsn Suaffe.
Cine alie Sans elfsnnt mar, on itrsn
raubsn Sissn, an Der Stdrfs tbrsr lli.
GEL namsntli@ Der 8ldsdlsitsn an Der
Difs uno Stafs bee S6nabslS unb an
Ger Seiabsit Der Gsssrn. Spate pts
Sane i6on scrupft fem, 70 fne aIs
MerfuaIe ausuisbsn bic Gdss bic 3arts
bsit crr Saut untsr ben GIissin unp an
ben SldsslipiBsn, Ger S9nabsl unp bic
Offe Der 5aut TN &agsmsinsn.
Bel ben Gntsn trfsnnt man pas Alisr
In slri&er 8siis aabsrssm 10 Der
S@natsI i'm SsrtdltniB sur Srsits rss
SUpfss BET elmer iunsen @nts ldnssr, als
bel elmer alien.
Cine junae Taube list li1 an Ger
Sldfe ibrsr Sd,buna an ibren sIattsn,
ssidlU6enen GiBen unp an ben lanssn
selblthsn Elaumfepsrn srfsnnen, pel6e
i& spti8en ibr @sifpsr sinssfrsut sprs
finesn. Cine alte. iapn ausHiessnes
Iaubs bat itsts ROTH ssfarbte GiBe uni
fetne Der seIbIt6sn Slaumfepsrn /; 1T pies
Der Sal, 10 1T fs fir ben Sil9 als i&on
su alt an;ulsbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
y MIIerIet.
Der &alif uno iein 9ofnarr.

Die nadfebenbe Anefopie pfrc In
Der nfue plutara" BON Yrofsfm 6. 8.
polmsr 5arunaI Haltto une lefnem
5cfnarren Ibu NappaS ersablt. Ssibe
fritten f6 zines Cages ibsr bic Wabrs
belt elmer BON sbu Napipas aufssfslten
8%ebauptuns, baB cine Gntl1ulpiguna
oft itlimmsr III, alS bas 0srbre@en, uup
Der 5oHnarr erbpt fih, cem Wcnarten
nod Dor @nbru6 pss Cages BARON ben
Beweis ~ liefsrn. Der 8altt In Der
ibm sissn piloener 2aune, f1ppr benz
5cfnarrsn ben &ppf Dor bic GdBe III les
gen, ipenn or ermanseln pdrpe, ibni
stsisn Sewefs ;u ssbsn. Na@ sinissr
Belt betrat 5arun al Halhtp In eramlis
der 2aune feinen 5aren,, unb bic erffe
SssrdBuus, pte CT emrIns, tpar Der 8uB
Don etnem r%aubbdrttasn @efi6t. 6sftts
nod einem ethte uno etnem Der fets bes
retten 6enfsr rufsnp, fanp Ct ~ ieinsm
nt@t sertnsen Grfaunsn, pab Is Mbu
Nawpas mar. tpeldsr i'm In Der DuntsI.
belt dberfauen unc ssfdst bate.
nWus h aQer Wslt Du elenpsr S1ur.
t. fol- psin Betraser bspsutsn 2" frus
Der Nonar@ In dubnfsn 5orns.
SD bite Guere Waiefdt peniutb.
polit UNI 0ersebuns." %entsssnete, f1
ttef perneissnp Der 6ufnarr. lid slaubte,
es it bic eiebIinssfrau Guersr Wais.
fdt!"
nWas?" i1rie 6arun al &aI1ip,
.pabrlt&, rieie Gnti&ulDisuns III i@liHis
uner ais has 0srbreden !"
Dies TT eben, mas i'd Guerer Waie.
fat su bspstlen psripro&sn babe, nod .be
cis Na&t ~ Gnps sebt!"
Damit elite Ct RAID aus psr Ibdre u.
tbm mad fog elmer Der fatie.lt@sn pans
tpfTsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Pulitif i'm S1mar;walo.

SOl9snoss SiF6r6sn miro Der q. 9.
2.s3tg. mit9etbsilt Scr ruIiI9s8sn. STA.
beleu bate isoenfals feline abnuns Sapon
oab ieins iin9it ssbolten,9 rgraubrsbs
ibrs Birtun9 ielbi i'm 5aparswalosibt.
S9reibr bisies polie am Sisu.
flag sinsm S4purSpdloer Safsr abtaufsn,
mubte aber obne bsnitIb,n abSiebsn
unb aus Dem Wunbs oss Yau;rn b6rsn
Sa iebt ert rsdt nidt nit! | bdtt nit
glsie, pas Or Sbtrobslsf ssipro9e? Rriss
9i6ts uno Der Safsr muS ufidla9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Yrobate 9rsiiur.

Bfurrsr: .6sr GSrftsE mas treibsu
sic ceGn ta2"
GSrtsr: SD made mstnsn 5abnsrs
bunp baisnrein.
pfarrsr /: @ie 70?
GBrfa SD babe sinen Saisn sss
i6o6sn. In pislen Cad ssasdt msinsu
Sanp busu btnstnssl&Ubsn unp foliage
nun ti6tis auf ben Cad los. Wsin
Sunb, Der mid nun ni6t isbt. msini
bann, Die S6ldse fpmmsn pom Saisn, u,
ldaut feinsn Saisn mebr an = probatum
est Der Sdbnnbunb III baIsnrsin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
8iQiafeit.

@atts Su 6rau. am Sl6rsstas. I'M,
isre- gbe bratsft Su cine Sans!
Gaitin Bel oisisn t5sursn Soften cine
8lns2 8 nsin.
8atte !: Saft Su BEL ~unisrsr population
ni4t seb6rt. oab bas Bsi6 Dem Manne
ssboriam lsin mub In bilissn Dinsen :?
Satin als Of cine Sans um 4 Sui,
ben stwas 8ilis,s pdre. Sa, bamals,
bel %unierer Stipulation, ba bait Su cine
Sans biQi9 betommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
3afonilh.

Der SOdsl uno Der 6ansi6rs ssbn BON
Der 2ir4peib' b'ioie boam unb bel bear
@'lesenbsit fan I Der Sodsl in an Stoi=
bru1 an Bss no.. Ss,s brinst be Sans-
iors bod a BIBLE guar B'fnnis unb sr
i4reit in be Gtopbru4 ma Sod.l, lsbi
no $50. iarsit Der auf, 10, absr not
mebr piel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Saiion Galaure.

Benn oas nit Dem i65nen milosn Bet.
ter 10 %fortoauert, iast u. gu g., bann er-
leben mir es, bob binnen a9t Sussn al.s
aus Der groe bsrporfommt. = Inns Dim.
mslswilsn ruff 3. aus, oas pdre ia snt-
ieBli1 - pisio osnn? grlauben sic, i'd
babe i'm %usrsanseren Serbft - u,sine
Sdpissermuttsr besrabsn J.. Rl absr
raus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

@ni9anunssuntsrri6t. 2sbrsr S,bI
tommsn mir gu ben aspieln; bic fsnni
Sbr gspiB aae?
SalIsr (s%initimmis): 8 la.
Gsbrsr: au6 Su, Sarab? Sat 81
i&on sinsn apfel ssssi.n?
Garab Nsin.
2sbrer 8ie 10? Sabt Sbr gu Sauit
ME @spfd?
Sarab . Ia, bic Drama absr sibt i.'
benz 8inbe nur einsn balbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
9as Rritsarjauhhritsamt min asaer

9as &ri6ssrianobsitsamt min sssen
oss Wonopol9eisb Yroteit einlsssn. gs
psrlanst i'm SntersHs Der msni9liden Gun
gen Den 3ulab, oaB Der &si9s.& ippsnta=
BAT uno Die Rsi6seisarrsn gu 5 uno 4
Yfennissn uur auf unbspObnten 8srsb6bsn
un6 in ben 3udtbduisrn serau9t psroen
o~iirfsn. SloB ben abseOroneten, psl9s
iiir oOs WonOpol fimmsn. ion IS seftats
tet lein, bic ible9itsn Sorteu In ibrsn
ei9snen Wobnunsen 81 rau6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Gs i6eint, baB Der Rsi9sfan3Isr bisGrie-
osnspfsife nit 8om ni9t sber rau9sn min,
aIs bis he nit Wonopoltabaf ssitopft 1T.
gr piro fi9 oas 2raut absr i4on I,Iber
bsior9sa miHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Genn3ei9en.

5err SOftor. bsuts baB i'd siu Wa-
nuicript BON Sbnen in Die 5ano bstom.
men.
So3 8snnen sic meme Sanoi&rift?
Sas ni&t absr es mar cine unsebeu're
Sau 6rauf!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Gin Befehl.

Gin @sridtsbiensr, benz bsIoblen purbe,
bas @sri9tslotal BON 9ummlsrn 3u idu-
bsrn, bssann ben 8sfsblausSuiibrsu. inbsm
sr risf aae Die Saluntsn, bic ni6t 10.
pofatsn Fno, iOlen ii& b%inauspaden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Gelnsr: Saben Cure 8naoen wobl
ssi4lufen.
.Masnat: Rain, bob i'd ni4t, gut sss
I9lafen. aber bob nm Yieles better oils
arme @anssn bobsn sanss Na4t tain
Huge ausetban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Gobalo bas Mnnnnnl in 6

Sobalo oas Monupul in &raft iritt,
bite man feline 3ungs. Wenn Ssmano
iast. Die 8sids= Stinfaoores isisn
sar nidt 3u rauden, 10 wiro er bsFtraft
rpsssn gsrd&tli&ma4uns bon Staots.
sirri9tun9en uno a~roronunssn Der 90.
riQfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Uas sei6iebt, uenn Der Serr 6aupt'
n,onn in's 3immsr iritt antport Sa
fdn9t er on su i4impfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Was man BEN 0olfuirtbi9attsratb
isBt ales porlsst - oas III ftatfsr Sa'
bat. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
9as @onopnl Tin 9reuBen)

fibrt ieinen Ramsn nit boppsltsm Rs9te /:
osnn Sarit Bismart III DER gin3ise, Der
nit oieiem 9roisfte 5anbel treiben m64te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
nniere Ginoer.

11nisre Ginoer.
Serbia: 2isbsr OntI &obsrt, mas
ma6t benn Der @ossI bort oben on benz
Ret?
Sstsl Robert: Sas 1T Die Wutter Die
ibre Sunsen fittsrt.
5etba: Rur Die Sunssng ODER iinb
au9 Wdb1en nit oarln2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
SergrebeS erf0rerb bon 2ranfbeitsfeimen:
OarbD'S
GrotbDlacttc Tluib !

SIatferuarbea
b~erbiaoert.
0e56 10 ar seretuist
une gebeilt.
&rebsartiee Btlsans
gen perbineert unb be-
ieitist.
Nubr turtrt.
@unoets fHneu sebetlt.
eecrbut tn furJer Sriit
beiettiSt.
Ssn6h &autauSs
foliage dussetrc6net.
GS W 6ouHGnetsutss
f6doH6.
Sestn Sonbett Gals III
es eth unfstRdres Seils
mttteL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
| Slatfern
| duS=
| 8erpttet

MnHs6ans unmfsa4.
8~ranfen,tmtner lufts
retu unS aHssnebm sez
ma@t.
Hebertroufeft Datts
sufen etueeruna unb
Grtrtf9 bereits.
euA GAeer NIT, benz
Dafer juseiestem Pro-
phylacSio Fluid.
@d@sr wetba 5eint
eurt4 ietntn GebrauH
Rder ~ ersteleu.
unfetne 3utt uui1afs
Id sema6t uno 9erets
Rt8t bur& Sprenseu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Rsinteune osS
NtbeuaS unb Ju,ss
Wubeis Der S&bue
ID hes WittsI nnn6ers
trefHtd.
9Anapfeas sIiuhsrt
unh sehetlt.
NAT. nsk.{Ik
0reneUNuestt dustus
M6li& selixhert.
Rartsn pertintert.
Us entferut a1e uuauses
akhfnsn ASra6S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Cholera rsrseteust.
G9tHSHeber rsrttntert
Bet Iestsialeu fpute Is
TN Sauft tn ber Rate
teS eetauams anses
tranht nsrbsn, nm ans
snsenefme @erl&e su
tsfetttsen.
90 ID eth 0eeeuntttteI
seseri dntmalii&e ME
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-05
LeRisiaiive Deadlock.

Albany, 4-The.LegiSIatiYe dead
lock is likely to continue until Wed
neSday next. when. it is said, to-
night, it will be broken ia the Sen
ate, that the Senate programme Of
democrats is TO have a democratic
member offer a resolution appoint
ing committees on which the repub-
licans are to have a fair representa-
ton. and number Of them will
vote for the resolution. Tammany
leaders scout the idea of such a
combination and say that Senator
Jacobs calledtupon ithe democrats
this evening and proposed to aecede
to their demands in every instance,
which proposition they say they de-
cline, unless he withdraws, as can
didate for the presidency pro tenn.
The New York county democracy
lead in theleft this aft ernoOn. The
feeling is set that no organization
can be perfected before next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-05
Fright Speaks.

London, AIN his speech to-day
Bright said: 1 do not pretend to
be democrat. What I follow is
such degree of freedom as will
give security to freedom, but not
such a degree as to destroy it.
Some who blame the government
are ignorant of the principles on
which alone democracy can be
made to live. The principles they
profess in regard to coercion might
lead them, if they were at sea, to
object to mutiny being suppressed
by putting the mutineers IN irons.
The Irish-Americans have organ
lied a conspiracy and appointed
committees, with the miserable idea
that they could influence the policy
of Great Britain by such means.
Doubtless many of this class, who
were at the Chicago convention,
were, though mistaken, honest and
patriotic, but they took their ideas
of Ireland from the tales of bygOne
times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-05
Guiteau-I didn't. because my free

Guiteau-I didn't, because my free
agency was destroyed.
Second, if the accused knew what
he was doing, or that what he was
doing was contrary to the law of the
land, it constitutes no defense, even
II it were true that when he COM
mitted the act he really believed he
was thereby producing a public
benefit, or carrying out an inspira-
ton of divine origin, or the approval
OF such. belief would not afford any
excuse nor would such excuse be
afforded by the fact that in the
commission of the act be was i'm
PEELED by depraved moral sense,
whether innate or acquired, or by
evil passion, or Indifference, to
moral obligations.
q Guiteau-.'All of which is false"
Third-Insanity would, however,
constitute a defense. if by reason of
a diseased mind the accused at the
time of committing the. act charged
did not know what he was doing. or
If he did know what he was doing
was contrary to law.
/ Gulteau-''I had no choice in the
matter"
FOurth-The only evidence in the
present case tending to show an IT.
resistible impulse to commit the
homicide is the claim of the ac-
cused that his free agency was de-
stroyed by his alleged conVic-
ton that the death of the President
was required for the good of
the American people, and was
divinely inspired, but such convic-
ton, even if it really existed. could
not afford any excuse, when the
party knew what he was doing, and
that it was contrary to law. No
mere diffusion or error of judgement
not even a fixed belief that what
was prescribed by law or COM
manded by divine authority
Guiteau-God's law is higher than
mans law.
Can exempt the accused from
the responsibility for breaking the
law. To have such effect the COM
mission of the act must have been
the result Of an insane delirium
which was the product of desire,
and such force as to deprive the ac-
cused of the degree OF reason neceS-
Sary to distinguish between right
and wrong in respect of the act. He
either did not know what he was
doing, or if he did that the act was
wrong and contrary to the law Of
the land.
At Scoyille's suggestion the court
then adjourned until Saturday.