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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02
SeteBruns eiues Prubibitiuniifen.

8ewobnii4 acheu ansIo' nmeritaup
fhe Yolitifer in Segenocn. bic eis far
fes ulturuliiirtes 8otum oufmei(en,
Der IbIeauna zines 8Iaubensbefeunts
niIeS binfdtlid bcr Yrubibition5fro age
aus benz Bege. Dabura fonneu fie
mt ben Wudern uno 9iberalen 3us
gleid Iieb1uaclu uu6 uugeit0rt 10 po6
ibre Nemtsriudt pie ibreu Durft be-
Friebigen. Weun es aber Jar6e be-
tennen beiBt, hann fOnmt mciif his
Ba6rrfarbe gum Soridein, Oas
bobsn Die Wi6ourier 10 redt OeutIib
an benz Sruntsnbolo @rab .. Sropr
unO Dem ioacnanntcn Gr-SOuoerneul
6barles =. SObnion, ben sbemaIiseu
Stubsu Ser 5har3-Bartei in Mi6o 6ouri,
erfabren. BObitbaenb w'rft e5 baber.
tuenn man einmlt bon Der 8efebruno
zines ejuiti9eu beroorra9euoen Yrohi-
bitions.Sanotltsrs b5tt. 10. .s betauutt
lid iedr ielten rortontmt,
9dnEibal 0a.alin. tueI1sel iett aebr
ais so 3abrsn ocnt 6TentItAen 9ebst
an9eb0rt bat, 2snator un0 70 Ilr;ao
9iucoIns critsn StrnliusS;te Bsaiteu
ser Ser. 9ta,tsii gem 'isu iit. uI> nea
lid Die Ser StalteH ii MlAri0 Der
ttrteu BAT, III am iishl,h WIa;aH l.
res bon ftinen 96alsriAiutiea furtri
tuorben. Sein lni.s 9ebeu . nsur &
mar er NbaibnenSIer nao YtoJIoiiiuns
antpdIt. Nun lit er es niht meh. uni
mas nod lobenSwsrtber III, sr BIT etl
Mutb, es offsntlid su eeiisbeu.
| 8or einiseu Saseu belt Der oIt
SautIin in Der GentrdI-Ghurh sa Ban
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

Die republitanii@en 8esislotur.
2RitaIieber bieIten btefer Sage in Sef'
ferfon @itb cinen Caucus nb, um iiber
Die seeianetfte Wetbobe iur 8ereinisure
Der beioen beifebenoen Staats. .G Gomites
su beratben, oamit bic Fartei unter
@ontrolle elmer bon n len NepubIis
fnnern anerfanntea Sraaniiation gee
itsGt msrbe unb fd nit pereinisten
&rdften uno obne 8udf9t auf frl6ers
Diferensen an Der Gampagne i'm Sabre
1854 beibeili9en tonne. 8oIsenb.r
8efdluB uurhe anaenon,men
ySeidlohen, baB mad aniibt Der I'M
Suusus reriammsIten TepubIituner
Der 50. 9snerAl dEsmbln i'm SntereEe
6sr 9urtci Die 3miitisteiten anii@er
Sen eiuisIncn Sottionen f9Isunieii
beigeIeat tusrben fo[It.n, uuh bas mir
gu bteiem 3Uede Uorf4laaea, taB beiae
repubIifanifde Staats Gomitc Gufae'
forcert tuerhen, gemcinf1aftlth einer
Nufruf iar Nb5aItunI elmer Delesaten
Contention gu erlaher. Die iobaIo ale
moaIid juilmmeatreten uno obne 8ii6.
Ttt auf frabsre DiTeren;eu ein Stontt
grscutib 9omite erpi bIeu fo1."
Sies lpire iebenfa1s Der einfo1te
2Heg 3ur @iniiuna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

gnnoerbtIt limioerfttdt, SsaIbSiIle, Sett.:
SD bSi4sinise bic hbcSt rcrtrefiIten Gt9enlHaften
ron grcf. DdrbpS uBrcpbpIaefie Elnib." Gls Dss.
tbecretii8 ipIe prott{4 rrrJnsl4er ais oueere bes
Iannte WttteI.-R 6. eurt Q n, grrf- eer Ghenite.
g9arb1s Club" lrtro euaRfcblea bon:
Srn MeIanber 8. Gtepbens, Georgia;
0fep. 6bas. &. Deems, SremhIiuaes atrde, 81. g.;
SpI. &c 9rnfe, GoIunbto, uuirerfitatsprcf., S.G.;
5Rer. u. g. Battle, 9srct. Niercers nniperittat;
ORer. Sec. r. Eierce, Bif1of ID. Gpisc s3trdbe
9urd)auS notbEpeuoie fir ieoen SanSbeIt.
@pntcmmen uui@acIi4. 3u innerIitcm Cser ausers
Rcem 9ebrau@ for WeuFteH une Gieb.
Tas ,Tluin" iF erdntItd erprpbt trprbeu uno iptr
baben Bspeiie rraduf bas eS aGes bas bepirft mas
bter pon ibm bebauptet nirb. Sur pcafanttseren
Wustunft IdIIe man nd tet Ietnem apctheter slu
Gremplar Der s3ro6lre seten r6er peHbe if eeshalb
an bic GtseRt61mer,
8. q. SetItn & 60,
Eabrteiren6e 9beuiitcr, SbiIdte1p EiG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

--------SD o AE-..-
89ln, Ser Batter Der am Uti tim oh
tebtsr @obe i'm 9uufe nieberesftimm-
ten YiG, pel9e BEN llEterri9t in ir-
gsnb finer Isbenbsn iremoen 3prade
in uufereu 0fentIidsu SduIen unter'
Iaete, III nit Der otrben 3urcdtueiiuna
bic ibm uon Se;tsu ieirsr @oGeeeu in
Der 2e9isIatur ertheilt porbeu, ni1t
8ufrlehen uue but ipieber cine nuf o!e
NbidaHuua les oeutfdeu llnterridts
;teIenre Mabre9el eirsebradt Il mill
Der 9oHftttution uHitreS 2tnotes Elm
Nmenomsnt tei9efiiqt iuifeu, tueI9es
bcitimmt, bcB ttiu SbsiI hcS S6uL-
fonbs fur bsn unterritt IN iraenb
elmer anberen ais Der enaliidenSpro6e
nerwsnbet cher btrausgabt iptrheu
Ourfe, nit Qusnabme Der Staats-
unioerft0t unk Der Staots NormoI.
fduIen. Nuberoem bat er cine Bin
ein9ebrn6t bic bsitimmt, Sab in allen
Stooten bon msbr ais 100000 Git
tuobae:n bel Der ndditen StabtnabI
barIber abgeftimmt werben foGe Oh in
oeu 0fentIideu SduIeu elmer folder II
Stabt llntcrriht in elmer an6ern als
Der eusIiiden 5prade ertbeiIt psrben
foQe, uuO i'll 6aIe cine 0tebriabl Der
Stimmgeber fd segen foIden Inter
ridt srtIdrsn, fol- Der Wubor bies in
elmer Proclamation pereiinoen un9 bon
bn nb Der llnterriht in allen fremo.n
Gnrad1en aufhoren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

Mebet!ioe unb tr0Hte
@erScneil erqutft uRb
@unoItfeeti oerbftet
burn SdoeR NIT ~ yDdrr
Bps Wuib."
Sln1eine 2ust uHShdbs
Ii9 senoht II. sereintat.
GeseR i9ItTisuietl ScIS
etn fferes 6etlmitteI.
Nmfte6ane&ToW Gers
fort.
Cesen erfroFe1te fdke,
6rohbettteti, Sdtss
orrHoioeis, aiGf6es
Rtebeae Gatif &c.
NbeumatiSa1u6 Sez
betIt.
Deidler, tueibee9 eIHt
rur6 nen @e6rauH seS
yTliite" erlanSt.
Sd)iNsReber rerhntet.
Sum Reiniaett 6cS
MtbetnS unb 96us
bcrtt Der SABINE 1T
cs unIbertreHlidb.
@atarrb sstinfert NIB
Sebetlt.
Hoic sebeilt
SrcncDurtoefi auI eer
Stelle seltnbcrt.
Saotbett cerb0tet.
Ultbe turirt.
@uaostt RAID sebetlt.
SO babe ba5 DSlnto"
phbrenb uuierer iesisen
g9arlahfieber Seirui IL
sung NIT entI4ieeeRem
Rusen dnSsrpeubet. Gs
III fur ras SranteuSimmer
unerIhbIi4. - Wm. 8.
Ganefcrh, Gprie, GId.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02
8iQia

SsrreE'pslnben, 3oientrdoer, gte6ties,
Sc6en, Sanbidube u. {. tp. i'm 8otben
Store,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02
| 9ipbHrrie
berbiitet.

Ete Her,te bier ses
| traunen Darius ySluleS
NIT Srpbem GrfoIse 6st
Diphtberte.
u. Stotfe n n erf,
@reeusbrro, Gld.
| 8Ie@te auSsetrpduCt.
Cholera rerbntet.
@ef9wase esreintsf
| unb 6ebetn.
Del 9oDeSf1uett ictlte
Der 9et@nam odmtt bes
bdneelt perten; Is
| pirb jsben ribsrIi@en
| @eru4 perhnten.
Der ouSae3efdnete
Nrst Sx. 8. wartoTt
9iltS, Refp gorf, Iast
sd Elm nberseuet, 6d5
Yrcf. Odrbps ErpphYs
tactic 5Iu:h elm psrths
ROLES GeSiniietrauaS.
uitttel tif."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

9n Ger 4saisIatur iuurOe Iekten Niit
nod Elm Nntrng 6aB fd bas 9aus AMI
Is. WdrS Uertage mit "A eeaen 40
2timmsu Gugeuommeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02

Efo1but turirt.
Gin &ttteI sesen tbtes
ri'9e Drer SFanleEsifie,
Gti4e &c.
W06est ttftO Wo6et1s
Raebeta nerbftet,
Gin mttsltep metner
Samilie tefdm bic pp6en.
SD renbete has r6IutbS
an ; Der Ratient periieL
ni&t In Steberbtse, Bee
belt fetne RpdennarbeHs
toHnte na@ etIpa hrei
Wr@en pteber umhers
seben, unh BITE GHoeren
TN Saufe blteben psrs
i6rnt. s.. @. RdrttlS
fpft, RbiIdbefpbfd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02
N6tun9 GARNER E!

Da i6 fiirsif mrin @nfbaus bebeutrnb
Ssr9rD6srt unb beausmsr einseri9tet babe,
fam ib nun meinen Sunben unb teiUnbers
ben 6arniern mebr SFqusmlibfeiten DfTsrireH
ais fribsr. 1ie Statlunsth. bic in Berbin.
ouns nit bem ScteI ftebsn, fnb iest 70 ssrGi-
mig ein9eribtet um 40 pferbsn Sbeab ia &c.
wdbren. SOrn, Ssu un6 Snfer GHS inner
unb ;u nG6issm pre;fe bet mir ;u babtn.
40 8 9cbn s. 9Binter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-02
GarbDS
DrOp6Q(aCtiC auiO.
G5a 0auSuirtbFdiaFtSs8 faR
aaae:neinetl SsaaisiItenae6Goad9.
Gs u.erst
@ala:in aus.

bebteut, Ipnte es ret@H4 ssbrau3eu. @eIbss
Tteber 1t hcmtt s<bsift rprbeu, ttacboem oaS
{mparie @rbre&en itattaefanoen hattie.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
Another Wise Move.

With the completion Of the branch OF
the Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way from Gin AK to the junction with the
Pensacola and Atlantic, the long cherish
ed Gulf connection has been effected, thus
realizing the hopes Of those VINO, a
quarter Of century ago. conceived the
idea Of a railroad through the wlregrass
and pine land regions of Georgia.
This fact had scarcely been announced
when the tidings came that the Savannah.
Florida and Western Railway Company
had purchased the South Florida Rail-
road. This road runs through the famed
lake region Of Florida, and has its
terminus on the verge Of the Everglades,
Bowlegs and sam Jones. with the dreaded
>eminoles, struck terror TO the pioneers.
The purchase Of this road Is Of interest
70 Savannah. as the evident inten-
tion Of its new owners Is
% connect II with the Plant
system 10y extending the New Branford
branch of the savannah. Florida and
Western. The south Florida Is TO be eX-
tended 10 Tampa from Kissimmee, and il
T. expected that the work viii be COM
rIeted by the first Of January next.
The road VIII open up one Of the finest
r-aus OF Florida. which is already
attracting the attention Of the best class
# aui Grants from the North. South and
W--r. The management, too, have in
yi.w tLa establishment Of a line Of steam
as from Tampa 10 Key West and
Havana. The advantages Of the con-
nactions that would thus be afforded
can readily be estimated. Altogether the
purchase Of the South Florida Railroad
Is one Of the most important Of the many
wise moves thus far executed by the Plant
Investment Company, which has done so
much for the development Of South Geor-
sia and Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
Misplaced PITY.

tiOn of Cruelty to Children knows neither
race. color nor previous condition Of SER
yitude. 1t has now thrown its protecting
arms around two colored boys, aged 10
years, who play the bones in a minstrel
show, and a pickaninny, aged 3years, who
beats the tambOurine. As the two eldest
children were formerly street waits. and
are now comfortably clothed and fed and
travel through the country in a Pullman
car. it is hard TO see wherein the cruelty
lies. But, of course. philanthropy sees it.
and the pickaninnies ought to be thank
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
In for the War.

ADdNy 7. u J0Hrndl IReII.
Ten years ago politicians used to figure
on an independent vote of 10000 in the
state That vote could always be Sc
cured for the Republican ticket simply by
deserving it. Now the independent vote
has swollen to the neighborhood of 250,-
600. 1t is still inclined toward the Re
publican side, but it demands in return
for its SURFACES clean methods. honest
leaders and popular representation. If
the bosses were strong enough in the Re
publican party TO restore the old regime,
and put George Bliss and Steve
French once more in charge
Of packed convention, the in
dependent voters would smash the ticket
of that convention just as they did last
fall. and do it without any reference to
the Democratic party.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
4 Greedy Infant"

UUltIlIUII UuEtIIt.
There is only one firm in the United
States engaged in the manufacture Of tin
plate. Yet that great industry" is
clamOring for more protection" 1t asks
that duty be advanced from one cent TO
two and one half cents per pound on tin
plate. and has issued a circular to voice
its appeal Ito the American people," As
$2j. 900, 600 of such plates are now an
nually imported, and as this single firm in
question has only $3.50, 900, all told, IN
vested in its enterprise, of course every
one in the United States being under a
tin roof, owning a tin pan, or desiring to
purchase a tin cup, ought TO be at once
taxed TO enrich that infant ''industry,'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
COTTON 6ino
COTTON GIN
FEEDER i'll CONDENSER.
FULLY GUARANTEED

Strong, Simple, Durable, not Complicated, easil!
managed, light running with steady motion.
npTrEG
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
REX MACNUS s.
THE MIGHTY KING
THE | HUMIST0n
food PRESERvATIvE.I
Perfect in Work,
Safe and Harmless,
Economical.
Does All That Is Claimed.

Rex Magnus is perfect food preseryatve,
and the only one ever discovered by man,
which embodies at the same time healthful-
ness. cheapness. certainty of results, and gem
eral adaptability for the wants Of all man
kind. This preventative Is, as its name sig
nifes, mighty king, a royal preservative, an
inyincible conqueror.
The DiscOverer-A BenefactOr.
This field has long demanded a combination
and unifying blending and happy harmon
izing Of elements. agencies and forces which
has been heretofore unclaimed. Men have
sought for it in all ages and in all countries
and they have informally failed. Prof. r. f.
Humiston was somewhat like Morse, Frauk-
lin. Fulton and others in their respective
fields, the man and tie only one, who was de
stined to wear the proud title OF diseoyerer OF
this preparation and Of benefaetor Of his
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
What Killed our Commerce.

J1cks00 Nfch. I0fFi0t.
This is a sad showing. but it is the
penalty we are compelled 10 pay for hav-
ing built uD a Chinese wall, in the shape
Of tariff restrictions. against trade and
commerce. In 1857, under the Demo
cratic tariff for revenue of 1916, our carry
ing trade. after years Of prosperity,
reached its maximum, but under the
present high tariff policy it has shown a
steady decrease from year to year. In
1857 over % per cent. Of our exports was
carried in American ships, while in 1882
the total was but II per cent. We have
fallen TO this low estate because prOtec-
ton is hostile to trade. 1t has ruined our
commerce.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
aliantro.

WANTED, a gentle driving horse = -
" during the summer. Address p Keep
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
A Significant straw.

Boston E'osf.
Democracy must indeed be looking up
in Ohio. Ii took twenty-One express
wagons 10 carry the last weekly edition
of the Cincinnati NelrS-j0uTHdi 10 the
depot. and a brass band was sent along TO
cheer M the Over-wOrked horses.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
OF Course II Would.


There is considerable trouble in Massa-
chUsetts touching the absenteeism Of
Governor Butler at a particular time when
he vetoed a legislative bill. 1t would
probably please a gr at many people in
Massachusetts if the absenteeism Of But
Ter could be made a permanent thing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
Blaine stiII on Deck.

Somehow Mr.. Blaine's friends appear
TO be particularly careful 10 keep him be-
fore the public in one way or another.
He is not out of politics, and il
is not difficult TO see that he expects to
have a hand in running the Republican
side Of the show for some time to come.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

REX NIAGNUS has kept twenty
three kinds OF Meats and other Food
thirty-fiVe days in warm room
average 30 deg and here is the
testimony OF the eminent scientific
gentleman who had exclusive con-
troll OF the experiment in his private
laboratory, viz: PROF. SAMUEL W.
JOHNSON. OF YALE COLLEGE,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
CURRENT COMMENT.
How "Benj." Worries Them.

The dancing jack at present occupying
the GubernatOrial chair Of Massachusetts,
like the figure Of the devil in punchinello,
has succeeded in riveting upon himself
and his antics the gaze of a continent oil
lnnknrs-nn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
"MilIions in IT."

The city Of New York will soon be happy
with another Tennessee State Funding
Board. A State able TO refund its bonded
debt once a year could teach wilkins Nj
cawber and Mulberry Sellers more tinan-
cial wisdom than those two experts ever
dreamed Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

The Brooklyn Ja-aa Rep remarks:
.-rle only principles possessing any spark
az vitality which the next National Con-
Reut1u 90 the Democratic party viii in
tent FROM the y. Louis Convention are
cts are engaged in disavowing; the s0li-
tary demand Of the platform Of 1876 which
can he honestly repeated i'm ISL is, we
demald a change Of men, The people
made a similar demand in 1876, and ac-
c1rim- 10 Mr. Conkling, are going to re-
ueat 90 iu I>>4.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

Taar eminent philauthropist, Senator
Eair. 90 New Hampshire. l. running
literary bureau. should Admiral Chan
der c0yet li> >est. Mr. Blair viii be COM
reueJ ODD eXpeud something more solid
r..r literature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

T.. Baltimore 1Hsf.rIu wants a new
r.srti>au movement organized IN that city
f- t.a Information ut municipal affairs.
Iu ether WdrI. the Imsr.eGH wants the
ADMINISTRATION ID the city TO Doe Repuha-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

T Philadelphia Times invites a recip :
neal eumrlimaut from Editor Dana when
IS remarks thar the latter could not afford
On D. President. 10 Is noy likely that Mr..
Dana Win I.. vociferously urged to Occu-
=. IL M.-r. H.uee-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
The Pone,s I.erter.

Pope Leo Y, in his pastoral letter to
gh= Bishops Of Ireland. warns them
AGAINST c0unten3ncing in any way unlaw-
ful agitation in behalf Of Ireland's relief.
wife allowing TO them all liberty to take
whatever steps are within the limits of
the law either to seek redress for griev-
ances or sue for their country's rights.
They can aid in gathering or distribut-
in- collections for the assistance Of the
distressed. but must carefully guard
against aiding subscriptions to infame
popular passions. Therefore con-
cludes the summary cabled, 1.-The Parnell
fund i disapproved and no clergyman
should recommend subscriptions thereto
OF promote it," In General the tone Of
this letter i admirable, and its discrimi-
nations between what ought. and what
ought not to DE done by the Irish Bishops
are sound.
Ii would appear, though. that his Holt
ness fails 10 perceive the object of the
Parnell fund. II can hardly be said to be
intended to infame popular passions"
Mr.. Parnell has risked much and effected
much for ireland. and his countrymen,
clearly have the right to show their ap-
probation of his services. The Pope has
made mistake. But 1t can hardly be
wondered that he should when the neigh
b0rs Of Ireland. who have abundant Op-
pOrtunity TO study her needs, manifest
such confirmed ignorance of them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

Ir t.a7s u rhe fser that the region in
winch General crook j. operating against
t-. Aracle~ embraces an area oi almost
-..st square miles. ~ j. not surprising
LII. L----- |, l.Arnel Is tn bis movements.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

The paIaver about the bravery Of Io-
....n.r who handle explosives IN Ing
r.-r and Ireland j. ridiculous m view OF
-.. common u~e of that article in this
country lar peaceful purposes
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

What with Editor Hatton bossing the
r..-t Offices and Editor Burjette ensc0nced
l- The berth at the Internal Revenue Col
l.e-.r~llT ar Darlington. Iowa. the Hai7S-
..... ofthat CTS. might be termed howl
fr- ~----~- as "a newspaper.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

I'D. value Of railway property IN Mis-
..-r- ir 1~>a- as estimated by the Railroad
-.----f~~i1uers- vas Sa1-e,p-up- and the
..-... earnings -. ouo.U 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
w. Re- r.ana

TIL. mansion disbursements Tor tl'
--s-.rr month will exceed Sl0.0'.Uoo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

Civil Service Commissioner Gregory re-
marks; I'VE (the commission still think
Mr.. Keim to be a most proper person for
the position Of Chief Examiner" In
fortunately the President thinks other
wise
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

Abiding To the Peruvian-B Bolivian
Calian imbroglio the Philadelphia Press
lrk~.
The war ends with all of Chil's pur-
poses accomplished. save the payment of
an indemnify by Peru. Bolivia is dis
armed, and its commerce is tributary:
the natural outlet of Peru, the port of
IIuique. is left in CHILEAN hands; the
nitre-beds. whose exports in the last half
century have reached $50, OOO, 600. and
whose annual revenue TO Peru was held
a sufficient security for the interest on its
debt Of $50. 200, 600. 90 TO the Gillian Gov
eminent. and its coast-line is extended to
th. North 10 include fertile stretch of
territory. Earlier. Chill offered TO pay
Slh-H0,OOO for these acquisitions, as well
rs to assume an aliquot share of the Peru
Wan debt"
This i an excellent summary of the re-
suits Of the contest, but it was prepared
with the view Of setting forth anew the
merits of Mr.. Blaine's vigorous foreign
policy" which is known under the less
pleasing alias 1.-The guanO deal"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

The wait till we get there Democrats,
who are fearful Of "a tariff for revenue
only" might ponder on these utterance
Of the 81. Louis Convention in 1876:
I'VE denOunce the present tariff, levied
on nearly 1000 articles, as a masterpiece
Ofmjustice. inequality and false pretense.
1T yields a dwindling, not yearly rs
inE revenue.
1T has impoverished many industries
10 subsidize a few.
1T prohibits imports that might pur-
chase the products Of American labor.
1T has degraded American commerce
from the first 10 an inferior rank on the
high seas.
1T has cut down the sale of American
manufactures al nome and abroad. and
depleted the returns of American agri-
culture-an industry followed by half our
people.
1t costs the people five times more
than ltprOduces 10 the Treasury, Obstructs
the process Of production and wastes the
fruits of labor.
1t promotes fraud, fosters smuggling,
enTiches officials and bankrupts honest
merchants.
w demand that all custom house taxa
ton shall be only for revenue"
samuel J. Tilden subscribed TO the
above sentiments. and all Democrats and
not a few Republicans are inclined 10
think he was elected. The dissection Of
the protection fraud above presented is
about Is mastery a one as could be exc
eu-=d.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

SAVANNAH, GA, April 20, 1883.
Il HEREBY consent that my wife, MRS.
Il REBECCA JREGA, shall become pub
lie or free trader. 1900 n,,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
gootrttrr'o Bittrrs.

There has never
been an instance
in which this
sterling invigO-
rant and anti
febrile medicine
has failed to
ward of the COM
plant, when tax
en- duly as a pro-
lection against
malaria. Hun
dreds of physi-
clans have aban-
Q0neU all the
Ofhcinal specifics,
and now pre-
scribe this HARM
less vegetable
tonic for chills
and fever, as well
as dyspepsia and
nervous affec-
tiOns. HOstetter's
d.
callers generally,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19
Pulitzer announces the following as the

GullLZeE announces the following as the
Worlds platform:
/. Tax luXuries
,. Tax inheritances.
3. Tax large incomes.
1. Tax mOnOpOlies.
>. Tax the privileged corporations.
8. A tariff for reUenue.
=. Reform the civil service.
:. Punish corrupt office holders.
9. Punish yOte-buying.
10. Punish employers who cOerce their
employees in elections.
We take it that no Republican in good
standing viii be clamorous IN support of
the Worlds principles. Some Republi-
cans however, might, in common with
n II Democrats. request some lucid
8. eiti .-ations as to the sixth plank.