davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

Manager fOTu mus EVuVlNcu tuo iVhVNiub
letter from General sherman, who is great
admirer OF the drama:
HEADQUARTERS
ARMY OF THE UNITED SrATEs,
WAsIuNGToN, ID. O., Oct. 10, 1857.
My DEAR sin; / am informed that on Mon.
day next, I'm this city, your friends Will givo
you n grand bonont, in honor OF and In com.
memoratlon Of the thlrtleth anniversary OF tno
beginning OF your career rs manager. am
very sorry that my ofllco compels me TO start
for Fort Leavenworth Kansas, on this Satur-
day evening; that l Will bo on the cars at the
very hour Of this deserved tribute and tosti.
monial and consequently that will DO unable
TO share In the honors and pleasures OF tho
occasion. But can and Will express to you
my great respect and love for those who have
labored TO keep the drama puro and attractive,
who havo thereby added TO the pleasure and
instruction Of millions Of people, who, with.
out expressing 1t, have beon made happy
thereby and whose lives have been made
prosperous, generous and ronned by the los
sons drawn from the stage. You who stand
dinlcult and delicate part to play
to reconcile tho claims OF rival artists,
10 detect the changes OF taste and
choice OF the public, which one day do
mands recreation, another must have music,
again the good old English comedies and yet
again the profound thoughts OF shakespeare.
You have done all these, with consummato
skill and taste, always proferrlng what Is no.
Bile, generous, manly and refined to the igno:
Bile, base and immoral. With you virtue and
pocrisy and cant. have noticed with special
pleasure, and my experience OF tho
stage from tho outside ante dates
your thirty years, that you hayo
discovered, nursed and encouraged many OF
the actors and actresses who now ndorn tho
stage in America, and am sure many OF thom
will bear willing testimony to your encourage
ment OF them In tho days of their youth and
trial. l hopo you have been reasonably
prosperous and successful In your career as
manager, and that many day and many u
year are still In reserve to you to hold tho
mirror up to nature and show us In tho audi
ence how truth always prevails over error,
how hypocrisy and protense are always
exposed and how wit and humor
will warm the hearts oven In the
midst of war and conflict. To mo
the stage is not only powerful Instructor,
but the very best kind of rest In the midst OF
tho cares OF life. Seated In an audience with
some well.arranged play one experiences not
only needed rest, but more, cheerful mental
support, relieving the mind and resting the
mind far more than reading or oven social
converse. 1 have always been, am now, and
propose to be, great friend OF the drama, a
friend OF those who play upon the stage, aud
n friend OF the managers who boar the burden
Of preparation and arrangement.
Again wishing you all honor and success,
am, with respect, your friend,
W. T. SHERMAN.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

THE Irish patriots have issuedan address
to the Irish people, in which they set forth
the points of the new agitation as follows
"rho landlords have combined with the pur.
pose of breaking tho spirit OF the tenants.
The dismay which the present scale OF judi
cial rents has created among the applicants to
the land courts, renders 1t more necessary
now than ever that the tenantry should be ro.
united in vigilant and lawful association, for
the purpose Of protecting themselves against
injustice. The inspiration Of our struggle Is
to transfer all local power and patronage from
privileged strangers to the hands OF the peo.
pie and so fortify the people for tho work OF
self.goyernment."
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

CERTAIN employees of u wallpaper firm
in Philadelphia have pleaded guilty to the
theft of wallpaper during number OF
years, the value of the paper stolen running
up to thousands of dollars. OF course the
public will be glad that the thieving ras-
Gals are caught, but as the firm has made
money during all these years the public
can't help wondering what theprofits of the
wallpaper business must be.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

A MAN who takes so little interest in
affairs of state that he cannot give day
or two to go home to vote, is not fit to hold
position under the Federal Government.
The fact that such a man lives in sight of
his State, only separated from it by tho
broad expanse of the Kidwell Bottoms, is
simply an aggravation.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

The public sympathy for Colonel Slay-
backs family is taking tangible shape in
the form of dollars and cents. The st.
Louisians thus demonstrate just how much
they sympathize with the dead mans
family
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT,

National Theatre -Harrlgans 'squatter
Sovereignty"
Ford's Opcra-H Professor"
Theatre Comiquc-Varlotlcs. Rel
ley's Combination.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

TO-DAY is the last day that the Oregon
Legislature can sit with pay. If there is
no election to-day Oregon may go for two
years with only one United States Senator.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
On - street

known as Seventh there is n house numbered
the 1rm namo OF A. Saks A 90. In the
building there is tho largest stock OF cloth
ing In the Distict on the goods you Will hnd
the lowest prices marked.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

WE THINK it advisable, in view of the
systematic effort that rs being made to
throw dust in the eyes of the public by the
agents and Especial attorneys" of the De-
partment of Justice, to refresh the popular
mind as to the following facts, which are
not disputed by anybody, to wit:
On September 12 Mr.. William Dickson
made his sworn charges against Bowen.
On September 10 they were published.
On September II the Department sum-
moned Bowen and Brewster Cameron from
Arizona by telegraph to appear and answer
Dickson's charges.
Some time between the 22d and 23th
Cameron arrived in Washington, but Bowen
went to Philadelphia and was domiciled
there in o hotel.
That during his stay there Bowen had
enc or more conferences with Special At
tOrney Ker.
That since the Goth ult. Bowen has been
seen in the Office of United States District
Attorney Valentine, of Philadelphia, and
that conferences between him and officers
of the Department are known to have
taken place there.
Ah"s auiAhB aii IhSoc OpcIhblOuo bIOWs-
ter Cameron has been industriously ma
nipulating the powers of the Department
Of Justice to get the investigation of Dick
sons charges under his control, or into
hands Of his own choosing.
These facts, as We remarked, are beyond
dispute.
Now, we would like to ask, Why all this
mystery and circumlocution?
Why did not the Attorney General con-
front Mr.. Dickson at once with Bowen and
Cameron and make square issue2
Mr.. Dickson has concealed nothing and
there has been no manipulation in his favor
He has had no conferences with Especial
attorneys" nor has he sought to have his
charges investigated by person of his own
selection. On the contrary, he gave his tes
timony to tho world, and then, after an
effort had been made by tho Department Ia
break him down through its newspapers
he aided his corroboration some of It
Now, why has not the Department dealt
as squarely with the public as Mr.. Dickson
has?
This is very interesting question. Al
the present writing there does not seem "a
be much doubt about the necessary answer
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

THE cotton in Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas is reported to be damaged by rain.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

"UPRIsrNGs on the part of the negroes
appears TO be tho Bourbon substitute for
the old Radical bloody shirt.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

THE one redeeming feature of the Knox
vile tragedy yesterday is the fact that the
State will be put to no expense on account
of it, and there will be no chance for any
of the friends of the deceased" to burden
the press dispatches with Statements"
Major O'Connor was, under ordinary cir
cumstances, peaceablc and inotfensive
man, but, as yesterdays operations showed,
capable of desperate work in an emergency.
Aside from their fighting propensitics
the Mabrys were good citizens-honest and
enterprising in business affairs, genial
and hospitable socially. But they be-
longed to that class of Southern men,
now happily less numerous than formerly,
who consider fighting repute indispensa-
BILE to good-standing in the community.
They were perfect representatives of that
type Of people who, while they scorn the
thought of q dishonest or mean act, stand
ready to take life upon the provocation Of
slight or an insult.
This is strange development of human
nature, and in this country has always been
peculiar to the South and Southwest. So
biologists have ascribed it to the effects OF
human slavery, on the theory that the
absolute and irresponsible domination
which the STAKEHOLDER had over the lives
and fortunes of his slaves tended to incul-
cate in his character an undue sense oi
personal power, Importance and privilege
and to cheaper human life itself in hi:
estimation. 1t will take a long time to
eradicate this evil from the blood and tis-
sue of the South. And as long as any
trace of it remains there must ever and
anon recur such tragedies as that which
yesterday shocked the little city of Knox.
vile and threw two of its most influential
families into mourning.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
FREE ADVERTISING

Udnfcd" ,ciU hereafter Jo Inserted III TINS EVEN
INu CRITIC three times FREE. We inUito al
dnstrcTs directed In care OF CRITIc Oeice ioRt ro.
ccfre cdfCfI attention. business advertisements
Three Tines three umosJor al cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

INOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, A FIRST
IL class small drug store. Having determined to
go TO Arkansas Hot Springs, have concluded to
a sacrifice; il wiiisei for exactly what il has cost
me- namely 81 500; possession given Immediately.
Address Druggist, Critic office. ocls-3t2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
GEN. SHERMAN TO MANAGER FORD.
The Generals Opinion Upon the
Drama and It's Influence when
Rightly Conducted-A Deserving
Comnyi,ncuf 10 MIR. Ford.

Manager Ford has received tho following
letter from General sherman, who Is a great
admirer OF the drama
HEADQUARTERS
Amaze p1 1stfts nN-rrt-p gr Arrs
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
South washington Advertisements
MOUNT VERNON DAIRY.

Nothing but pure, unadulterated MIX and Cream
sold; fine Butter specially. Prompt delivery.
D. G. FAIET.
CORNER 18th STREETS SOUTHWEST.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
PERSONAL.

A LADY THROWN UPON HER OWN RE.
IA sources, desires the acquaintance of q nice,
elderly gentleman. Address Corrinne, Critic
Office, Oc2D.3t3
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

"OWES BOOKKEEPING, EASIEST,
IL shortest, BEST months of study saved;
above, with penmanship, etc., 50 month. CIV.
Howe, 1920 9TH Bt, oci0-Jt2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

TTNHE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK THE
4 wrong umbrella from Morrison's on ID st.,
on 10Th inst, will please return 1t to the owner,
at III 9th st. n. W, Ocl0-3t
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-YESTERDAY, l7TH, A PAIR OF
- gold spectacles, square glasses Finder will
please return to e0d III 81. n. W., and receive re-
ward. ocls-3t2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

LIVERY q BUYER GETS A RED TICKET;
" six red tickets entities the holder TO useful
presept, at j. L. Youngs cloth and silk house. 73g
eth st: n. W. Oci0-Gtt
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

"ANTED-NfRS. NJ. L. McNERHANEY
wv begsleave to inform her friends and the pub
lie that she is prepared to give instructions In both
vocal and instrumental music ON the plano by
her her easy and simple method, saving lots Of time
eight to twenty.four lessons; hest of reference
given. Call or address 1868 sd ST. n. W.
N. B-Planos and organs selected gratis. aul6
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT OR
l. trade city or country property, come and see
the great bargains at William Il. Main Il Bros,
81. Charles Hotel corner I'd St and Penna. ave.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

JNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II property farm two miles from Blrdensburg,
containing s1iI acres, improved by a dwelling
house of six rooms and all necessary outhuldings.
Apply to John stephen ,Bladensburg, Md. ocliims
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

MFRS. LU. A. ALLYN, OF NEW YORK,
-Nl Representative Teacher of "Robbins'
American Method for Pianoforte' and "Short
W.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-20

VNHE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL EN-.
i dowment Association gives life insurance on
the assessment or common sense plan. Oaice, OIL
Fstnw. my10
DISEASES OF THE GENI1O-URINARY
IL Organs, Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Nerves, Wo-
men, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, ETC., speed
lily and permanently cured write for advice book
free. DIR. s. II. Baker. Box l0i. Buffalo. N. " myS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
SnserfoM'S b4amer Smmft.

v8ob" Sn9eriOIl, rber 4rebiger Ser
8ernunft uhb 3u0enb", i,tdt Bic Gr5bulunz
fen 0orieD unO 8rabb, tpelAe BON
Sebn ebrli6en @ei6iporencn Der frc6lten ait
Der Boitfaiie Uncle Sam's neriibten 0;cb=
fable i6uIoig befunoen finb, in a~llerlei
bIaren 9unlt e%tt;ubiilen, unb babel illdt
e. 9egen ben SuitiSmtnilter 8reipitcr ben
&erba9t 81 Ienfeu, ais babe bieIer bltrd
8eite6ung bon @ei6iporcnen bic @erurz
tbetlung iener vunidulbi9en 8iebcrmamer"
berbei3ufiiDren geludt.
@err 8repltcr bat beripro6en, Sen Sue
gerlou16en blauen Ounit rcdt3citig s1
3eritreuen lno bas pirb ibnr NoraISiiht>
LID aud D%ollitGnoi9 eelingen. Dern IS lit
bereits 10 5iemlid fIar, baB Die &crle,
ipel9e Bob Sngerloa oils ieine 0auDtseugcrt
fir Die 8eitedungsuel Jude bes SSaftisea iiz
ntiteriums anfibrt, ieIbit I'M 0ienite Der
9auptaneetIagten 1tanpeH unb ibneu ais
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
st,,d, cit, setmperens=9faTe.

Ser 9rDBe &anSelfomifer Talmage
bon Srooflplt treibt jeBt ST. leIltell on0erct
gtarr6eiten aud nod GemperenSSpong ullb
gro0iDttton.
GSr iciller neueiten uuf Ser &ansel IcineS
uSQ6crnafel5" inter id)redltden @efiGtS>
uuo Gjlieoer>8 erre1fu1ge1 gebaltenen Hre1
blot, bic gegen letne l0nftt9e 0etpobnbett
qollS ernlt0aft un6 teierli0 mar, erfldrte CT
iid fir cine groBe rationale Senperen3@
Nartci, national party OF prohibition,
fiir mel6e CT audi gletd iDr rYrdItDent7
i6oftstiGet fiir's Sabr 1884" mebte. 28etS7
lid iebte er bieies v3idet" aus eillem 3em7
perenSrepubIifa1er Dpi1 yforoet uno eInem
Te1nperell3bemofraten pom SitDen QUAINT
men, nGl1lth: @ouperneur ct. Sobn Dpn
&anlaS els 9rGitbent, ulb @oupernelr
Golqlttt BON Georgia alS GtSeprdit0ent,
ooer altd) umgefc6rt, tpenn'S 10 l6oner
flitQt: GoIquitt ais YrGiioeltt 1tltO ct.
SS}0bn els 8iSeprGltDent. Salmage bat IS
nit icjnent Observation-Disclosures" 10 etltg,
baB CT nid)t eill1llal abiDartct, OBJ Ct. SobH
AMI Z. 9topember tpteoer gum 0ouperlel1r
oetpQDlt ODER BON leinem brapen Oe8Her
Slid Gsihldgen tpirb. Qld Der9ibt er
Gana D0B GolQltitt III Georgia bon Den De-
motraten berett3 yaDgetafelt" lit mn BENT
nGdit sen 0ouoerneurSltuDl Dem alien
Stephens einrGimen mllB, Der tretltd) III
Der Teuapereu;fragc audi nt6t l01btr 1T.
Nie Golnage ielbit 9eiteDt, ld}ipGrrtt er tltr
ct. SJobn nn0 GoIqlitt pcrlDnlid oe5balb,
iDciL tic 8eibe nit chamber Iebten gStl1ter
in elmer groBen Senpere15Oerlammlung iii
ieinem 3obernafel eeiprO6elt babel.
Gc iiebt ieoo6 Gin, ooB er lct1 r&ttet"
nibt MIR 10 obne @eitereS ben &enlperenS7
Tern Doridrciben fauu; barum idldgt CT
fiir'S Sabr Der YrGltbcntentpabl etne1l 9ro7
fen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bot lllo or
bat i6on bic 6nuptplnafc ber RlatTorm
DeiielDen fertig, eiren ben qrobibtttonS1
8ulaB sur 0erfaiiung BON &a1iaS III Die
GunbeSperfaIiuns ieIbft aufnebmenoet l3u@
iab Srr lebterel1, 10 bab allp Gerfcrtigul1g
rlb Gerfauf aller beraul 6enben Wetrdl1fe
oltcntNat6en in oer Union Derbotcn ipGre;
5ugleid lol Der 3uiaB aud Die Ginfll6r
lol1er @etrGnfe aus bent Nltsla1oe Derble1
ten.
Gallnage lit ober nidt 10 berriidt, I'm
ni6t clnSuiebeu, baB baS Suitatoetomnlen
zines iolden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0l1
Berit id}tpieri9 lit; CT befiirtpprtct haDer bis
sum- 3eitpuntte, no btcs verbabcne d3icl"
erretdt tpirb, Sic 8rpbibitiou in ben ein5el>
men Staaten. 0arum DergieBt er cine
SDrGne Ser &ii6rlng un6 0antbdrfeit allf
Dem @rabe oeS Dor a6tsebn Sabren geitor@
be1lel1 pelupfrdtiid)en SberrtdterS Der Ser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
9lDa61eS etato 8tmnS.

Ser @abnltnn Ser ganSen Snbtaner1Eo>
litit ber Ser. Gtoaten Seigt it'd an 6cut1
Ii0iten unb greulten in t6rem 8erfaDrert
gegen bic fetnbliden unb gegen Die freuno>
liden Hot6bdllte i'm Serrttorium NrtSDna.
9ie greuli0en 81 pa6es tperoen geiiit7
teri, gebatl6elt, unb logar Die @affen, no
nit tie lire 8luttbaten be9eben, Daben tie
bon llncle Sau1, SIN Oe1iclben Wtonater,
in tpeld)en Die Npad)es tDre 0reueltbaten in
Q(risona anD auf benz benadbarten merifa@
rildben @sbiete beginger1, ipetBe Mi6nner,
SSrelter uno &tltoer morDetcll ltllo Gtgen>
tbum raltbten un0 3erftOrtcn, gab llncle
Gam tpieber lngefGbr $4,000 fiIr ibren
llnterbalt aus. WtinoeitenS ebcnIO picl fo7
Iteten aletdSettig Bic bur1 ibre b~luttgen
Wtelttereten n6tbtg genorOenen Sruppen>
beipegutoen. llno ber gSertD be5 bon iDte1
tbcilS geraubten, tDeils seritorteu Gigen7
tbunlS betrug ni6t piel ipeniger. Ser
98ertb Ser BON ibnen Dernihtetcn WcniGen7
Iebet ldBt ii6 gar ntht 196 @elo be-
meiien.
gSte benebntcn 1ib bnsesen Die Ser.
Staatcn gegeniiber Den = MIC 6 in Nrtj0n0?
0ieicr balbgeftttete Snoianer1tamm bal Der
9tegierung n~iennalS Gerlegenbetten bereitet.
ST bat mic ben &~riegSpfab, D. b. ben gfaD
he5 WlorbeS u1lD. 9tGuDe5, b"ctretelI, lonoern
er lit ftetS freuuolif uuo bIlfrei6 QeGen Die
NSetBell geipe'e1 unD bat trpb Der ul9iill>
1ttget 8el60ffeuteit iet1e5 Games, bnS crit
burd fiinitItde 8eipdiierung Dem Ndcrbal
3ugGngltd genlQ6t tperben muBte, @rfreu@
Iide5 IN 0telent un0 ber YieD3tht ge~letltct.
9abet bat Set Starnm Der 4SirtaS ben Ser.
Stoaten in observation-disclosures burb 5apier@
felt ulD Srt5flnoe peientl!d)e 0icni!e ge>
letitet unD ii6 Daourd) Den tG0tliden 6aB
Der DetmtiIGtlden ltno rahGterigen Npa6es
Suge3D9ell. Qlber ipeid)en 9anf erntet CT
bafiir? .3par miro ct in Den SabreSbc>
ri6ten Der EegicrungS6edmten nit Sob
lprilGet fir iein guteS 8erbaltel1 iiberz
bGuft. 0lber bic 9tegierung itebt rltbtg gu,
1pie MeiBe BEN Tin1aS ibr fGrglife5 Qan6
perDerben ullo Die 3Ir Tru6tbnrlnaGlng
beiielben mtelttbebrlI@en Mallerldufe oes
6tla@ 6lulieS >pegletten, uno mie bopurb
sic Bintd5 III ll11perit0ulbete glotb oerotben.
Sin Mamn, ber oieie ldmed)ppllen Sc
geuldBe lit Der 9te~gierungspolttif gegelt
feinoli6e unb freunbliGe Snoidner in Mriz
soma aus lo1gjdbrtgcr eiGCuer Qlnl6alltng
nnO @rfaDrung fennt, Qieutenant@ Geo.
g.. 8tIlon pom 3~tp6lften Snfanteries
gte9imcnt, faBt oieic llnteri6ie6c IN Die err
greiienoen @orte suiammen: v0er Npa6e
ptrb BON Scr 9tegierung gefleibet nltb &C.
nGbrt uno auf letlsn ou5ge0ebnten Gdroez
reien NIT NlIem perlebcn, tpaS er braltcbt.
Der ietneS @anoeS beraubte 8in1a befornmt
bon Der 9~tegierung nidt einmal cine
0efe, I'M ieine 8l0Be gu bebefen,
tpdbreno er NIT fnurrenbem Wagen
benz S6ntauie pes Npade 5uiie6t. Der
Sima bat nidt, tpie bes Npade, unlcr Slut
per8oiielt, Nulo parnm BADEN mir fit i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
Gin britiiGer YbiIofopb Iber
9Q1tCrifG4

Der beru6nrte britil0e StaatSp6iloiopb
Serbert opener 1T 81 e1ner lebr
ung[iiGliben 53eit nad) ben Ser. Stoaten
oefomn1en, rno baIielbe llnglii6 BAT CT in
Der MSaGl ieineS Observation-Disclosures,
SEEM gorf, geDabt.
Gr mlBtc nit anieben, tpte Bic ben Stoat
DtiB zines iibermitbisen WtonDp0ltiten
(@oulD) un6 oeS 9egenlpdrtigcn 3lfallSz
prGlioenten bet Ner. StQatcn DEM iebiget
Wouoerneur ipegen ieiner unbeitedIiNet
9ein0iGaft ge9en b0bgterige W%fonopole Die
Mieberernennullg pertpeigerte, llrD tpte Oil
be]Ien Gtelc burh 8etr19 uub S1Il@ung
elmer ser D0dIten 8uabeSbealntelt gum
Oouperuclr5 >RanbiDdtcn gerlaGt tpur0e.
9Wer0ings pcrbtelt 1td gleiGJ Darauf Der De-
mof.dtiid)e Gt0at$c0nDent oellelbcn Std0@
te5 9letp yort ipiDer aleS @rDartet I'm 10
I0bli0cr, il1oem er etttet erprDbten &Gnlpfer
fit Die 9teir0ett uno GGuberung bc5 Silent
Iid)eu QebcnS sun: OouDer1eur5fa1oIo1te1t
mad6te. Sod Der quite GtnbrltG, bel1 Dtele
@olbringun9 auf 9erbert Opener gemad)t
bubel1 nIod5te, n1ltbte berr1t6tet nerocn
o1trcb Die u~euelten BorgG1lae i'll Der Staot
Stem Q)orf, oeren DenlDfr0ttl6e Eartet
oleid5Iam bic bemofratiid)e Gdrtet OcS
Staates Stem g)crf 1T, in6sin leBterer
pbne Die un0e5euren bemofratil6en Wfebr>
Deiteu Der Gta0t gieip y)orf uicmolS bento@
fratiid) Iein ooer petoen fann. NSelde
GinbriiGe ON posttilGe1 &eben nno Mcbe1r
iii bielem 9a1De mllBtC Spencer beim Nn@
blife ser bret grpBen 8alloet cr1alten, III
ipelc6c Bic Democratic Ser Stabt 9tcip Worf
ScrfGlt. Gor letncn Nllgelt pertDetlte1l Die
ipi6erlidcr, burd nnb 6urd gemetnen
SorptmGnner Dielcr bret 8anDet, lDelde
3ulolnmet oie grDbte Stabt Der 9tepubltf
be6errIden, untcr chamber bic DHentlt6et
Q(culter, ipic bic GSiibrer BON brei gcmc;nlaut
.arbeitenDen" 9tGuberb0nDen Die Vette
zines oemeinia1n u1ltcrnnlnmercn Gallb1
2uoes bertbctIeu. ltno Die bellcrcl1 8ilrgcr
miilien bieietn Greibcn tbOtIoS lno nadt7
los SUlebe1i.
QIl1d) Die n~eueitcn ppIttiiben Gorgdn9c
oIEerbalb gtep g)orf tUarcl1 lt;d)t ha3lt an
oetbar, Gpencer'5 9l9turtg Dor benz Silent
liden 2eben 9lmertfo'S SIT cr00be1t. Senn
tpeldel Ginorl1f atf eItle1 be0ellterDen ltllo
oIieitio oebiloetcn 9enfer muB cine freie
Station madben, beren brenncnoitc 0ffent1
Itde Sraqe in benz Stutte Darilber beltebt,
pb Der Staat 1cinen SitrgerH ipie Ourtmerl
Ss,tnoeu ooer iunge1 bnnDeu Dori6reibet
bari uno iol, iuas tic eiieH nnO trinfer
6lirfen!
Spencer lit i'm 41in5ip 0ur6anS fetu
G,eoner Der republifanii6en StaatSform,
aber er Dcritc6t inter Der 9fepublif ettpaS
Nnberes, oils bas @efeia9c i@muBiger Bo@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

tcin 9boa6. QIerbings bat Bet 8tmd an
unicrem Stpan5i9iGbrigen Grie9e gegen ben
9lpa6e tbeilgenOmmen; aber CT begtng ben
Se6ler, li0 auf Bic unred)teSeite St 1~tellen /;
Der quite arn1e Starr bali INNS. 0o6 trob
6ieleS bon linn begangenen @ericbens lit es
Elm Sanluer, baB Die Gegierlng, tuGbreno
iie allein fir BEN 3uGer uno 8afce bon
1000 Npades iGbrlid $19,8G0 be5aQIt, fir
1900 Qimas uno fir bie S6ulcn berlelben
llno fir ben llntcrbnIt Der 6ortigen @gentur
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS faum $1,000 in Sabre
iibrtg bat"
lieutenant 2Sillpn meint, eS Iei na6gez
rabe DpGe Belt, ein entgegengeleBteS 8erfabz
rem ein3uidlagen. ST mill oamtt nidt la1
gen, baB man ben NpadeS ploblid jeoe
ltntcritiibung ent5ieben iole. ltn6 oa bat
CT Ncdjt; eelln in einern ioldenToue miir0e
ia ser 0unger Die mDroerilGen Salllen5er
erit rcd)t 0lf iDrcn &~rieg5pfab treiben;
abcr er pcrlanGt gegcn bie &erlc cine frdftz
bole llntertperfnngspolitif, Sic ite nad uno
na1 3ur QlrDett NIB gum SeIbtunterbaltc
Stpingt, uItb ct forbert aNgletd, 00B Die
gtcGicrung ben braoen uno flctbtgell EtrnaS
tiid)tig inter Die 2lrme grcife, tbnen Sd)uz
lcn uno llnterlpctlu ng ttn Nderbdlt 9ebe
unb untcr Der Bcotngullg oe5 Qnthoren5
Ser alien inoianii0cn Stamme57 TerNdIt1
niiie unb Sippldaftcn Den cllturf0DtGen
She'll be5 8inal0rbe5 inter bic ejnSelnen
4'ima7 5amilien OILS unabban8i8c 6arnlen
pert6eile, ooer, ipte man IN Ocutlbl0nO laz
gen lpiirbe, pdr5ellire.
Gum @liidc Bat eS iebt Den Nnidetn, ais
nerbc in 9trisonn Aegen Die Npad)c6 cine
ridtigere golitit cinQeidlaget tuerDcn. @ez
neral Gropt bat ia Den auf Der Gan Carlos
Ngcntur I'M i'm perinntmelten u~ier6unoert
Sbcrz unb Inter 6auptlingcn Der Npa6es
augefHn6igt, boB CT ge9en ieocu, Der obne
8aB ieirc I9cntur DcrldBt, oDte @naoe
nlb 8armDcr5i9feit einldrcittn luerSc, Ilb
boB ite nun bonlit Beginner miiBtca, all
ntdlig ibren QebcnSuntcrbalt lclbIt ST ber7
0ienen.