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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Belt rief er aus: vHi9tis, mabr, iebr iiber:
raI9enS, gang auBersewObnli9.4 Uni
Maurisius erbolte ii9 70 raid, Dab IN me:
nigen Miinuten feline Spur BON u~nnoblieir
mebr porbanben mar. - Dieter Tbatia9s
Mil i6 fein Gommentar beifiisen, ba i'd es
ieoem suten &atbolifen iberlahe, iid felbit
elm llrtbeil bariber gu bilben.
SIS berridt bier unter ben &atbolifen
cine 9roBe Mnba9t su II. 6. Srau BON
9ourbes. SAT- in jeber 3ir6s 1T cine ibrer
Stataen aufseitelt: in elmer &ir9e lit man
ausenblidlid i'm 8esrif, cine @rotte Su
erridtsn. Sm Der 8atbebrals babsn mir
allerbinss feline iolde Statue. Oafir
wuroen aber bic brei Mltdre mad Der Wfuts
ter @sttes 9enannt. guf benz 6o9altar
befinbet iid bas Stanbbilb Der Yatronin Der
Rir9e: Il. 8. Srau pom Hoienfrans. gs
lit cine iiberaus idSne Statue aus Waars
NOR, bas @eident sines Stalieners. SIM
re6ten Seeitenidiffe srbebt ii9 Der @ltar
II. Z. Srau Bonn Berse Carmel, unb i'm
linfen Der Der idmersbaften Mutter Mae
ria. gritern i9miidt Elm sroBes Bib, bas
VIC NtuStttlWiuiy peo OtuPntttto VIZ ott
iel. Simon Stat BARTLETT, unb Iestern cine
Miindensr Status Der idmerabaftsn Mut,
ter @otteS.
sic baben sewiB i9on seb0rt, bag am
gn6e bes laufenben Sabres cine Weltauss
ffeauns bier itattfinben mirb. Mam it
sifris NIT Der Nnfertisuns Der erforSerlis
den @ebduIi6teiten beiddftist. @ie ss
ideint, wirb man eiuen suten GrfoIs err
Sielen. Die 9ausmietbsn iinb i9on per-
breifa9t, wenisitens in ienem Gbsile Der
Stabt, mo bic @uSiteluns itattbaben wirb.
Wir6 unier Iiebes luremburser Qdnb9en
NIT BroSuften ii6 biebin wasen? R0mnts
ni9t pieleidt cine MuitersS 9uaocalins
ipection beriiberipebirt werben, i9 meme,
ni9t bic 6errsn BON Der S9uIoealinipecs
tion, ionSern bas &dber,pert bieier Sniff
tuition nit benz Sdbisteitss8 reuet Der 5srs
rem? 0od i'd mill mid ni9t In iol6s glns
selesenbeiten mii9en; besbalb Mil id bins
fibro barber idweisen unb abwarten.
geftems sriiBt sic, 9err &ebaetsur,
Us. @ einanbpS s. j.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

LID befien Der 81. 0ater ieinen seIiebten
Sobn SSulius auffor6ert, benz 9riftli9en
Helisionsunterri9t ieimen alien Blat wiss
Der anSuweiien.
Bon Dem beutiden Miiiionsbauie su
Stepl werben fid fieben MitslieSer mad
9bina beseben, nm ii9 I'm |. M. Suli benz
Werte Der 9eioenmiiiion si wibmen. Gs
beinoen fid barinter smei Brieiter unb
3mei Oiatonen. Oie 3abl Der mitreiisns
ben ~Qaienbriiber mirb nod bapon abbdns
gen, inpieweit bic Mittel CUR Heiie sur
Terfi9uns fteben merbem. Mit bieier
n~eueiten Gpebition wirb bann bic 3abl Der
in 9bina benz apoitoIii9en 8erufe fid wibs
menben Stepler Niiifiondre sp6lf betragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Sel8ii@s 2mrembmra.

@m 29..Suni brad Seuer ailf benz
5ofe aus, ber.bem Y~ferbebdn6Ier u. HoeI
ct. Mebaro seb0rt, unb Isste bic @ebaube
IN Gide. Gin Ibeil bes Tiebes warb aes
rettet. Serluit %, 900 6rs., 8erfi9sruns
10000 Srs.
am IS. SUM. sesen balb a9t llbr
Abenbs, brad 6euer 81 Ga 6aaise, @es
meinbe Waroin, aus, bas Die Stallrns
gen unb bic S9eune nebif zines Gbeiles
bes 0iebes unb Der MSbel bes Mderers g.
S. Oedambre serit0rte. Yerluit $500
Srs., Seriideruns 5000 Srs. 9lm iels
ben Gage Na6ts leste elm 8ranb Sas
Wobnbaus unO bic Nebensebdube Der
Wittwe 6ranc. sofia gu 8erismenil (Sam>
rec, in @i9e. Der @erluit 1T 5000
Srs. unb mar periidert.
Serr &oiiion, Yfarrer ,u @embes
GSeuin) lit mad Maiserst (9lnSenne) per-
leet worben.
Der belsii9e ,Woniteur" publisirt
Die yilte Der Biirger, bic 40 Sabre alt iin6,
unb weni9itens (lOOO @uloen) 2,1I6. 40
6rs. birecte Steusrn besablen. sic ALIEN
baben oas &e9t, bic Mitslieber bes belsis
i6en Senats 81 erwdblen. Sn Der 8ros
ping suremburs iimO es bic foIssnbsn Sers
rem:
y graconnier, Senri CHARLES arnoIo
Soiepb 5reberie.
q De Bare be gomosne, sIpbons.
81 Oe Sauereau, Saul Mt9el CHARLES
Soiepb.
~ Baronbe 9osn b'Gni6ebe, Serbinanb
Mntoine Charles.
81 Baron be Marde, SerSinanb.
81 Orion, slbrien CHARLES Soiepb @biss
lain.
y Orbam, grnef.
81 Sei9, Yictor.
% Baron gam Der StratensB ontbo,,
Souls.
10Y giOt be Spirlet, 9eon Mi6er 9aas
rie Soiepb.
ny 3Oube, eouis Clement Soiepb.
Der Gambibat fir @eri@tsuoll,ies
Der, @ebilfsi9reiber AM Srisbensseri9t sa
Grlon, 1T gum 9ilfsseri9tsl9reiber am
Tribunal gu Mrlon ernannt worSsn.
Die Branntm einpeft wiitbet IN
Der YrOuinS auf fur9tbare Mrt. Die fols
senoen 3ifern entnebmen mir benz 8eri6t
bes @ouuerneurs an ben propinsialrat6:
Sn Der Bropins 9uremburs waren in
ls40 Wirtbi4aften 2215 ODER l auf 80
Ginwobner; in 1882 Wirtbi4aften 1878
ooer l auf 43 ginmobner, Srauen unb Rins
Der mitsere9net. 3isbt man bieie ab,
t0mmt cine Wirtbi@aft auf IA Bsrionen
mdnnliden @ei9le9ts.
Sn ben acknowledgements tommt cine
8irtbidaft auf foIsenbe 9nsabl gimmobs
ner mdnnIidem @efdIedts iiber 16 Sabre:
@rlon, cine auf IS 8aitna9 cine auf II;
@enf9ateau auf IA, girton aiif Is, Marde
auf IL.
Sn ben @emeinben, psIde Die meiiten
Wirtbi9aften baben, fault, 5rauen umb
&inber mitsesdblt, I'M ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mrlon
cine @trtbidaft auf So ginpobner, 0irton
eins auf 26, 8aitnad cine auf "a, Neufs
4ateau cine auf Is unb Mar9e cine aaf
IA Ginwobner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Original Gorreipomoens.

Calcutta, Oitinbien, ben 8. SUM- 1888.
geebrter Serr @onner!
Diesmal mill i'd Sbnen cine 8esebenbeit
ersdblen, mel9e insbeionbere bic luremburs
aer Qeier ibres 8lattes nit Sreuben pers
nebmen merben. Oenn wenn IS einen &as
tboliten nit Wonne erfiat, menn sr etmas
iber bic liebe Mutter @ottes bort, 10 1T
bas Defenders NIT ben Qursmbursern Der
Jaa, weIde Der ielisiten Sunsfrau Maria
70 Nieles az p~erbanten baben; es Jet benn,
baB llaslaube obsr llnfttlidteit nit sraus
ianrer 9anb bic CARTE plan3e bes relisiOien
@efibls serfnidt unb aus Dem @arten bes
Sersens binaus seworfen baben, mas bel
ibren Monnenten boffentli9 nidt Der 6au
1T. = Nun CUR Sa9e. - n Sebampoon,
elmer etpa 81 Stunben nSrblid BON gals
cutta selesenen Orti9aft, 1T elm Pater M
fsrer @eielidaft ftationirt. gu Mnfans
letter @ode sins iein 0iensr, elm BON bier
sebirtiser &atbolif, Namens Maurisius,
6es Mbenbs obne Qi9t IN ben %finitern &sls
Ier. Gs mar linn psrbotsn worben, in 10
fpdter StunSe obne Qampe bortbin gu ses
ben. Mu9 mdre linn iein llngeboriam
balb tbeuer 3u itebsn sefommen; benn ct
wurbe BON einem Gbiere 9ebiGen, bas CT
jebod Der Ounfelbeit messn ni9t ieben
fonnte. 0oa pom S9refen unb bangor
Mbnuns elite CT binaus mnb iudte mad
6ilfe. BaIb mar aler 3meifel iber ben
Uorfaq peri6eu9t: benn on benz llngliids
li9en asistsn ii9 aue Spmptoms, bic Der
Big Ser 6obra, elmer iiberaus aiftigen
S9lanse, mad ii9 siebt. @irtli9 fanSsn
am Mbsnbe bes acknowledgement Cages eis
niae nit Qi6t perIebene unb NIT 6niitteln
bepaffnete Mdnner in bemielben Seller cine
5 Sub LANCE. cobra, Der ie benn AUDI ben
@araus ma9ten. = Gin 9lrst wuroe bers
beigebolt unb bic @unbe gebrannt; ieood
obne Grfols, benn ber Doctor ertldrte, baB
Der Cob ii9er eintreten wsrbe, baB ni4ts
ben Irmen retten Tonne. Oils p. @lapas
lieri, Der IN Sebampoon i%tationirte Bries
iter, bieies bOrte, sins er eilenbs In fem
3immer, bolte cine Slai6e nit Waiier BON
Qourbes, tsbrte gu ieinem Disner suriid,
empfabl ibm ben ensliiden @ruB 81 beten
unb trdufelte elm wenis Don benz beiliamen
Waifsr IN be1en Mun6. Sobann fiblte
sr ben puls bes 8ranfen: berlslbe mar
duBerit idwad. 9ber plSsli9 besann er
etwas itdrfer Su i9la9en. Doctor, rief
Der pater, Der puls tommt uieber". Ser
9lr3t ersriff ioslei9 ben anbern glrm unb
beOba@tete bas PbdnOmeu. gu slei@er
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
Cape May.

The effort to provide Cape Nay with
such attractive entertainments as shall
make it q summer residence 10 be de.
sired and thoroughly enjoyed, Is seen in
the exceptionally fine and artistic musi.
cal programme covering the entire sea
con. This programme includes three
monster musical festivals, the frst Of
which will occur on the 2lst and 22i
inst. at tho stockton. the rehcarsals
being now in progress at Philadelphia
Institute, in Philadelphia, and a series
Of sacred concerts on every sunday
afternoon and evening Of each week
during the summer at the same hotel.
These concerts are given by the cele
brated Germania orchestra, OF pbiladel
phia, Mr.. Charles ". Schmilz, leader
The initial concerts Of the series were
given on Sunday, the sth inst, in the
grand pavilion Just erected 90 the
stockton lawn, and were Of the highest
musical excellence. The programme
was selected from the riches OF modern
masters, Mr. Schmiiz drawing freely
from Mendelssohn. Auber, Hayden,
Rossiui, Weber, Donizett Wagner,
Beethoven, and Others famous in the
annals Of music and song.
Assisting in this magnificent enter.
tainment, and giving distinguished eclai
by their presence we're the prima donna
Mile. Zelic de Lussan. Signor Ferrant'
Max Heinrich. baritone, snd George u
Woodill, cornetist. Thousands gathered
at the Stockton to listen TO and enjoy
this musical feast. and departed with
regret as the last notes OF Gungl's "Es
Apaai' floated ont upon the air. The
programmes for each succeeding con
cert will be equally rich and abundant
in selection, and will afford equal pleas
ure and delight 20 the vast audiences
which gather on the broad auditorium
covering the lawn. The entire arrange
ments for all these musical entertain.
mcnts at the Stockton, are in the hands
Of Professor Gosche, famous ~ The
maestro who discovered and developed
the genius Of Theodore Thomas. His
name, therefore. Il sufficient 10 insure
their success, finish, and brilliancy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
The Two Creeds.

"Grant, Hayes and Garfield were
elected as protectionists," says Demo
cratic contemporary, and thereupon
proceeds to argue that the Democrats
must virtually follow the Republican
lead on the tariff question, or be beaten
out Of sight.
Grant was elected because OF his pc.
culiar availability. Very little was
known and less was cared about his
views, If he had any, on the subject of
protection. Appomattox made him in.
vincible. II the Demo Gratis had been
more shrewd they might have elected
him, for 1t is we'll known that his ante.
bellum political record, what there was
OF it, was Democratic.
As to Hayes, there is no proof, nor Is
there reason to suspect, that Mr.. Justice
Bradley was thinking OF the tariff when
he put him into the place to which Mr.
Tilden had been elected.
In the campaign OF 1880 "soap" tri-
umphed, eleoting General Garfield, who
had been made an honorary member OF
the Golden club by reason of his free
trade utterances. Doubtless the little
word "only" at the end Of the tariff
clause in the Cincinnati platform had
some influence in manufacturing dis
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
The AppOrtlonmeHt Deadlock.

The Republicans Of tho legislature
still magnanimously refuse TO relieve
Themselves Of the Responsibility which
they have assumed by standing out 80
long for partisan apportionment.
Their action on the subject yesterday
amounted TO serving formal notice on
the democrats in the legislature, and on
the people Of the statc'pencrally, that
they will stand by the McCrackcn ger.
rymander if they have 10 spend the
rest OF the year at Harrisburg, at $40
per diem.
The amount Of eiirontcry contained
in the claim that they have already
conceded all that is fair is a remarka
ble illustration Of the gcuuiueness Of
the reform which is alleged to have
taken place in the party methods. The
reformed party retains all the aptitude
Of the old ring organization in shutting
its eyes to everything but partisan oon.
sidcrations,
On the whole the apport.onment
muddIe Is about as d.scFclitaJle a
feature OF our state politics a. has been
developed for some years. The demo
crat had better let the republicans
have their way and answer for IL to the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

As Illustrative OF the spirit that now
animaies tho Southern people, a CORES
pondent states that a Georgian, who,
against great odds, was graduated at
one Of the rnost thorough colleges in
the North, and Is orcditable and am
bilious scholar, has for several years,
been teaching in an obscure Southern
school. His pay is small and he lacks
companionship; but, when he received
not long ago the offer of chair in a
prosperous Western college where he
should have easier work, more leisure
for his own studies and bigger salary,
he did not hesitate to refuse IT, "l
will not shirk my plain duty to the
education Of Georgia" he said, (which
needs the work of more mon, not fewer,
that understand its peculiar difficulties
and share its hopes" Another Gcor
gian, who was recently graduated at a
Northern theological school, received
an offer to preach to rich and educated
congregation in a town in New York,
but he replied "other men can preach
to the people of New York as we'll as /,
no doubt better than / but there are
too few educated preachers in my
church in the South, and other men
will not do the work that is waiting Ia
be done there, nor could they II they
would
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

IT has been reserved for the New
York Tribune to stigmatize Grant as an
accidental man of renown, whose real
merits as q colder and civic officer nov
or entitled him TO the honors and adu.
lations he has received. The TEiJunt
hints that II he had been removed
from command after Cold Harbor, as he
should have been, he would have sunk
into obscurity. Because he happened
10 lead the armies when Leo surrender
ed he was caught up and pushed into
the Presidency on popular tidal wave
Of circumstances. The Democrats lenf
since asserted these things and tbs
Tribune Is only repeating them now.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
Blalne's Wonderful Memory.

This isa story which Senator Thurman
told ain ls7G,p he said, "Blaine came
to my town and made speech. went
to hear him. While ] was talking to
him at the place where he had spoken,
SAW in the crowd an old farmer Of
wealth and consequence, a client OF
mine, who is a staunch republican. Ho
was regarding with much interest the
great republican leader OF whom he
had heard so much, but never before
had seen. / bcckoned for him to come
up and said Mr.. Blaine, want to
present to you Squire Brown. Blaine
was very cordial, and, in his magnetic
way, soon had my old friend perfectly
delighted Brown was a noted breeder
of horses, and that day had driven into
town behind very pretty pair Of four
year.olds. Blaine took look at the
horses and said Squire, have you
ever trained that near colt? lie would
make good time if properly handled, !
think With few other words, hc
went away with me, and saw no more Of
Mr Brown.
In 1850 Blaine came to Ohio and
spoke again at my town. was on
hand. When he had closed his speech
the people came up to speak to him.
suddenly looking up, he saw Squire
Brown at distance. The old man w1-
wondering il Blaine would remember
him Leaving tho crowd about him,
Blaine walked straight to Brown, and,
calling him by name, shook hands with
him cordially, and, after talking few
minutes, said esquire Brown, did You
ever train that near colt you were driv.
ing four years ago when ] met you
have often thought OF that colt. and be.
licycd he would have made a good
trottcr if properly trained" "How,
said Judge Thurman, 1T had been four
years since that circumstance occurred.
Blaine has had an immense number o.
things to think Of in that time and yet
hc had recalled the man and remember
cd, without difficulty. precisely what
had happened 90 long ago. To my
mind it was one Of the most wonderful
fcats OF memory have ever known.
Clwrimf L<Gi-r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

tricts, but tho DePauw break, which
turned the scale in Indiana, would have
occurred had there been no "tariH for.
revenue only" plank in that platform.
Several months before the nominal.
ing conventions were held, and when
General Garfield probably had no ex.
pectation of being Il candidate, Mr.. De.
Pauw wrote to his friend, the late John
d. Deirees, moving epistle on the
subject of protection for his plate glass
infant. Mr.. Defrees handed that letter
to Garfield, then the Republican leader
in the House and occupying almost "A
controlling position on the ways and
means committee, and he wrote to Mr..
DePauw, assuring him that the yiterous
infant should not suffer for lack Of pro.
tective pap. 1t was a good letter, for
no man knew better than General Gar.
field just the things to say and how to
say them on such an occasion. 1t made
profound impression on Mr.. DePauw;
and would have insured his support Of
Garfield in the ensuing campaign, re
gardlcss Of whom the Democrats might
nominate or what they might put into
their platform.
There can, OF course, be no free trade
party in the United States sufficiently
numerous to be counted as a political
factor. While our necessities require
something like million dollars of rev
enue per day, we must have not merely
tariff, but high tariff, quite high
enough to be emphatically protective,
even If the duties are laid in harmony
with the Democratic crced-so laid as
to bear heavily on the luxuries Of the
rich and lightly on the absolute neces.
stiles of the poor.
There will be no "only in the rcYe
nue clause OF the next Democratic plat
form, but the issue between the two
parties will be distinct. The monopo
lists who own the Republican party, and
the organs and politicians that voice
the sentiments Of these monopolista,
are taking their stand on "a tariff for
protection such a tariff as is not war
ranted by the constitution, such a tariff
az would be yiolativc Of the spirit and
letter of that instrument They say
with Mallory, who reported 10 Congress
on the tariff question more than half a
century ago, that the great principle OF
protection must no longer be loosely
attached to the skirts Of revenue" In
other words they claim the right to lay
duties that will cifcctually fence out
foreign competition, duties that will
yield no revenue at all, but will enrich
q few dozen men at tho cost Of al the
people. This is the most dangerous Of
all the iniquitous theories that have
been broached in this country It
means that Congress shall be little bet.
ter than q den of thicves-shall bo a
market for the sale Of licenses TO plum
der labor under the Epecious Pretcnse Of
protecting it,
The Democrats will meet this infam
Gus proposition-and we use the word
infamous advisedly-with tho constitu-
t.oual doctrine Of revenue tariff 30
laid as to afford all ncediul protection,
but not go laid as to give any one man,
or any set OF men, chance TO supply
100000 Of people with any Glass Of
goods at two or three times their cost
Warrington Pot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
Gen. JaCkson's Courtesy

one Of the Maryland CAROLS, who
had married into a titled English fam
lis, had q friend who was visiting
America and who desired to meet the
President The preliminary arrange.
ments were made and Buchanan was
anxious that the President should max Q
a good impression. Entering his room,
buchanan found the President clad in
coarse wrapper, his feet thrust into
slippers and smoking a corn cob pipe
"Mr. President said the future Presi.
dent, "do you know that lady will be
here to see you, and do you not think
that some change in your costume would
be properl'
"Buck,' said Jackson laconically,
down in Tennessee there was man
who got rich by attending to his own
business
buchanan was in despair, but he need
not have been, for when the visitor ar
rived Jackson was arrayed in formal
black, his slippers had given place to
pumpN, and for an hour he entertained
the English lady with so much skill and
his manner was marked by such court
ly gentleEess, that she went away
charmed and astouished, declaring that
she had never met a more polished
gentleman than President Jackson
Piild. Prcss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

Mn. Iow.l. Ecpuhlicau member of
tho uouse or perrc.cp,s,ivcs &. n.,
one NJ tho number who would rrarc
the respouTbynv Of an cr,r, so.ssou
.yror tho D.,ro1r,r,. n ,l,, STAT. gao
vcr,,o, would ,,',-. or rc-,,3 ,-.rrsr,y
oroct spcb nj 5crI,r,,;a, d, s. vcI1
s,fd H., , r,c,,o~r,,3~ o,,o,,,.,-,ry that,
Rcrroscr,,,iy. .,,rry ,c,c-' '.,ot. a.. ,,,,,r
or lravor words than whom no s,ood mn
in the Uousc ~ pc,ro.cr,,,ivcs the
otbor d,vop5 /, di.ro,,rd ~ Tho ico-.
and bisscs ~ hi. Rarpblfc.r c,,lc,cycs
declared that according TO tho logic O.,
tho G.,rfold vo,o tho uo-,o~~,,s vc-c
entitled 70 thirteen of tho twenty eigbt
Copgro.smen from popDsvlyaDis Mr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

A DrElIN correspondent writes that
the people are very much opposed to
having large numbers OF cmirrants
a SISTED by the government out Of
the country. The Leaders declare it O
scheme TO depopulaie the country, to
root out tho Cclt to make room for the
saxon Their claim .s that it is a shift
ing Of responsibility. Instead OF Ing
land lcrjsla,ine 70 relieve the people
and aid them to earn "a livelihood in
their native country, the oonoocts
schemes TO shift load Of p.urers Of
hcr own creation on 10 the Enitei
States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

RuNoR states that ex Minister Wash
burne, of Illinois, is engaged in writing
book, the purppse Of which will be to
make himself prominent for the Vice
Presidential nomination in 1854.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
The StalWarts Silenced.

CAUsTIC ARRAIGNMENT OF THE REPUBLICAN
SENATE. Mr.. WALLACE PRESENTS THE
RECORD AND FIGURES TO rRoyE
WHERE THE FAILURE OF THE
EXTRA SESSION BELONGS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
pARDON NOTICE.-N Nolice /.

herrly given that application taf the faaiis.n q
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