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The Irish standard., 1888-07-21
THE YOUNG COLONEL,
A Poem Of the Civil War BY the Late David
Gray.


You want ,ne to tell you how the young Colonel
died
God help me, blenory will not fail on that, OF
tongue be tied:
Aye, write it down and print it, in your Dig
gest type Of gold,
For sure a hraver heart than his no 1a0rtal sou'
could mold
Twas the second weary night OF that not and
bloody June,
Through the brush, alongstho picket. we walked
beneath the moon;
Behind us, sixty miles Of death, Virginia s
Before us was Cold Harbor, the hell to come
nextday,
We talked about Old Buffalo, aud how the girls
we knew
At the door-steps, With their .sweethearts sat in
in the silver dew,
And. looking at the fields below, where the
mist lay like pond,
We seemed to see the long dark streets and the
white Lake far beyond.
Then. turning sudden, George, he said, I'm
glad moon SO bright
Will hold her face to mine when lie dead to-
morrow night
We charged at noon, the Colonel led green
Erin's old brigade;
'Twas Longstreet's blazing cannon behind their
hreastworks played.
We charged till, full in front, we felt that fiery
breaker swell
A sea Of rafting muskets in storm of grape
and she'll:
The Colonel led, in fire and smoke his sword
would wave ard shine,
And still the brave sound Of his voice drew on
the struggling line;
Then all ct once our colore sank; J. saw them
reel and nod
The Colonel jun ped and took them before they
touched the sod;
Another spring, and with shout~the rebels
will mind it we'll
He stood alone upon their works, waved the old
flag, and fell.
AS DER the surf at Wicklow I've seen the sea-
gull fly,
His voice had sailed above the storm and sound
ed clear and high: .#..
II seemed swear. lad not heard the hellish
rack and din.
Till then, all sudden on my ears, the thunder
crash rushed i'll.
Twas yai, to stand up longer; what could they
do but yield?
Our broken remnant melted back across the
bloody field.
stayed tt, help the Colonel, and crept to where
he lay;
A smile csme tender DOR his face, but he mo-
toned NE away.
! bent to watch his parting lips and shade him
frolnthe light
Tim torn to pieces. George, he said, Ego save
yoursen-g oot-rightt'
AZ tender az ruy mothers, chat smile came up
and shope
Once more upon his marble face, and the gal
LIANT soul was gone!
Three tirnes the Same fnli moon arose and
looked him face to face,
Before t1Ae rebels flung truce above the cursed
place;
We )sid him near Cold Harbor, but the spot is
bleak and bare
hate to think how I'm at horne and he still
lying there.
doubt His sleep win not be sweet, nor his low
ING spirit still.
Til, !li, lies among the friendly dust Of yonder
chanting hill,
Where from the streets he Loved so well Nigh,
hoat their daily hum.
And the lakes low roac nlon the beach in quiet
nights would come.
An: we'll the town might plant his tomb with
marble words, to tell
How rhe bravest OF her blood was poured when
young Mcmahon fell.
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LONGFORD.

Mr.. O'Connor Morris, County Court
Judge Of Longford, did not, as reported,
cancel all the applications to fix judicial
rents on the late Col. King-H arn1an's
estate. The cases were adjourned TO
next Quarter Sessions in order that the
name of the new owner should be ill.,
serted On the originating notices.
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LOUTH.

On June 81 Mr.. j. Shaw-LefeYre and
Mr.. Schawann. M. P's., visited Colon,
where they were met by number OF the
Massereene tenants, headed by several
clergymen, and conducted over the
estate. Mr.. Letevre made q careful OK
animation into the circumstances on
the different holdings, and visited a
number Of the dwellings OF che tenants.
In the evening both gentlemen returned
to Dublin. At the Drogheda quarter
sessions Gu June Is, several ejectment
DEGREES were granted at the suit Of Lord
Massereene against his tenants.
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WICKLOW.

For the first time in several years the
Arklow summer herring fishery prom
Uses we'll. The Arklow fleet is conse-
quently likely to be employed at home
for considerable part Of the season,
which would, under ordinary circum.
stances, go for to counterfeit the COM
parative failure of the mackerel season,
just closed. But the fishermen and
iboat-owners labor underia great disad-
vantage in having to transact business
with a small local ring represen ting
English BUYERS, who have practically a
monopoly Of the trade, and whose offers
are redic ulouslY small. a movement
jis on foot to ablsh local buyers
company. and so prevent the cont u.
.anse ofs q smonop 10Y which can only sue
coed 1estro yinggs tl11s dshing deSof
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QUEENS COUNTY.

7 The trial of the Belfast insurance
frauds, originally intended TO take place
in marlborough, has been definitely
fixed to take place at the Wicklow AS
sizes. This change has been rendered
necessary in consequence Of the short
time allowed for the assizes, namely,
eight DAYS, which would be totally in
adequate. The Belfast cases alone will
occupy a fortnight at least.
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W6iSu hey 1ueuG, 6GdGlOu6us ab sOUlk
were returned for trial charged witt
stealinga quantity ofJewelery from the
ablishment of Mr.. Lowell, Grand
parade.
On Monday, June Is, at Kanturk a
respectable farmer named Michael
Brown was charged before Capt. Sc.
grave, f. NJ, with forming part Of an
armed and disguised gang Of moon.
lighters who attacked and fired into the
house Of Mrs. Sullivan, Toornemere,
near Newmarket. on the 18th June. He
was sent for trial to Cork Assizes.
At meeting OF the TRENDS OF the
Munster Dairy School in Cork On
Saturday, June 80, q resolution was
passed calling on the Government for
further assistance to the committee Of
the school, to enable them to provide
and maintain a farm for the education
Of male agricultural pupils. Sir j. Pope
Elennessy. who supported the resolu-
ton, urged that the Government should
encourage manufacturers OF butter III
ireland, as the Danish Government did
with regard to butter manufacturers in
Denmark.
DERRY.
Mr.. Thomas Hamilton, R. M. and
Rutherford, r. NJ, sat in the Mayors
Court, Derry, on Tuesday, and resumed
the trial, under the Crimes Act, of six
teen persons charged with riot On Sun
day. the 10th Of June. on the occasion
of the excursion Of the Forresters from
Dundalk. The Court took an hour and
a half to arrange the sentences. MIR.
Hamilton, r. Nj, chairman Of the
Court, announced the result-Patrick
whom the court had found
guilty Of the riot, was sentenced to
three calender months imprisonment
with hard labor. James McGettigan,
who took q leading part in the riot, and
was the most guilty Of all, was sentenced
to six calender months imprisonment
with hard labor. James Doherty, three
months in goal and hard labor; William
Kane, who took much lesser part in
The riot, was required to give bail to
keep the peace for twelve monts-in
default one calender months imprison-
nent; Charles McGlinchy, who took a
minor part, would be imprisoned one
calender month, with hard labor; John
Doherty. who took leading part, three
calender months, with hard labor;
Henry McC ormack. Jr,. to give security
TO keep the peace for twelve months
in default one months Imprisonment;
Patrick Mallet, only identified by one
witness, discharged; James Brennan
aud John McG rady, Jr., to give bail for
twelve months good behavior, or to go
to Jail for a month: Bernard Gilmore,
to he imprisoned one calender month,
with hard labor; George McDaid, TO
give bail FOR good behavior for twelve
Hugh Whorjskey was The
youngest of the rioters, and the Court
had considered whether, under that
wise provision in the act, they could
order him to be whipped, but they found
that ne was ever the statutable age. II
he had bean under fourteen years OF
age, the Court would have certainly
ordered him TO be whipped. AS il was,
he would have to be imprisoned one
month, and kept to hard labor.
Michael Mckinley and William Rodden
would he discharged. Thomas Gal-
lagher, the only man wearing the
Queens uniform who had been found
guilty of riot, would be sentenced 10
three calender months imprison ment,
with hard labor.
DTTRTTN
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MONAGHAN.

County court Judge Barron has fneu
jury man named Fitzpatrick, 81, at
Monaghan, for refusing to he sworn on
Protestant Bible. The man said he
had conscientious acruples, and wanted
to take the oath on a Roman Catholic
Bible.
On Tuesday, June 26. when the mayor
of Sligo presented himself al t ttthe county
jail for the purpose Of seeing Dr. Nc
Sweeney, who is undergoing seven days
imprisonment for contempt of court,
under the Crimes Act, he was perenp"
torily refused admission.
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StrengCh. Df. Kenny. N. K, MS rnySl-
clan. said that Mr.. Roche would never
have recovered had he been detained in
prison three days longer.
KERRY.
at a special Coercion court in Castle.
island, on June q, Jeremiah Brosnan,
an Emergenc y mans son was sentenced
to six months Imprisonment with hard
labor for intimidating crown witness
named John Sullivan, in the Crown
case in connection with the firing into
the house of Riordan, of Doolaig, some
time ago.
A system Of malignant persecution
is being carried on against the Glen
beigh tenants, iatterly at the 1nstiga-
ton of Mr.. Daniel Todd Thornton.
trustee of the estate At every petty
sessions III fkillorglin a number Of
them are summoned for trespass, and
the poor people. not being able to pay
the fines Inflicted on them, are sum-
lnaIlly SenL 10 PRISON.
LIMERICK.
In Limerick, police interference
with e st. Johns Eve procession led to
a further collision between the people
and the police. some roughs in the
crowd stoned the police, who were
forced to run, and take refuge in Will
liam street police barracks, A mob of
some five hundred people followed the
fugitive police. and threw stones at the
barrack windows. A strong body of
police dashed out of the barracks and
dispersed the crowd, arresting twenty.
three men, whom they detained in the
barracks over night.
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WATERFORD.

A large number Of decisions were
given in land rent cases by County
court Judge Waters at the Lismore
Quarter Sessions, June 10, the reduc-
tons averaging 40 per cent.
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.TIPPERARY.

On June 16, the Hilary Quarter SEES
sions for Mid-Tipperary were opened
at Thurles by County court Judge Wall.
Addressing the Grand Jury the Judge
said there was only one case to go be-
fore them. This case was against a
poor woman for returning to her house
after she had been evlcted.
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CARLOW.

On June 10 an adjourned sale of cat
tile seized recently by the Bar0ny Cess
collector Of Fourth and Rathvilly from
a number Of farmers for their portion
Of the baronial guarantee OF the Baltin-
glass Railway, was held in the pound.
The farmers concerned objected that
they were wrongly included in the
guarantee. The cattle, after some little
excitement, were all bought in by their
owners.
Gu June 10, the Old Leighlin Bridge
Castle, which is situated in the centre
of the town, fell into fragments. 1t is
miraculous that no one was injured.
Three young ladies who were within a
few yards Of it at the time received
only shock. The eastern pinnacle is
N still standing, and fears are entertained
that the house close by will not escape.
The canal line was blocked for time
by the fallen debris.
CLARE. 81
The Rev. Father Gilligan, of Clare,
who has been sentenced to months
imprisonment Witha number Of other
persons for taking part in all unlawful
meeting" has been placed in the prison
hospital at Limerick on the ground of
impaired health. y
II. h CORK
The Irish standard., 1888-07-21

Mr.. Mullins, q respectable Irish
American gentleman, was arrested at
Carrick- SUR, by Detective officer
McKernan and Head constable Ward
on suspicion OF having visited Ireland
as an agent of the Clan-na-G Gael. No
warrant was produced. On. being
brought up in custody Mr.. Power, j.
F., dismissed the charge agalnst Mr..
Mullins as unsubstantiated. A medal
and several A. O. III. cards found on
Mr.. Mullins person when arrested were
returned to him.
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DUBLIN.

On Saturday, June 30, the Most Rev.
DR.. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin, left
town in company with the Most Rev.
DR.. Croke. Archbishop OF Cashel, for
Maynooth. Their Graces are expected
to remain there for few days.
The Council Of the Gaelic Union for
the Preservation aud Cultivation of the
Irish Language held its usual weekly
meeting on Saturday at the Mansion
House, Dawson street, at 4 p. M, Mr.
ia Fleming, editor Gaelic Journal,
IL: LIE chair. There were also present
Messrs. Patrick O'Brien. j. j. Morris
ana J. r. O'Mulrenin, honorable secre-
cary. A letter containing a remittance
was read from James Lee, Mayfeld
Lodge, Cork. Letters were also read
from 0 Melville, Kilrusheighter; Daniel
McCabe, Dromcummer Cottage, Ban
teer; Charles E. Gallagher, Meenagran,
Frosses P. o. Inver county, Donegal;
John Higgins. Ballyhaunis, county
Mayo; E. O'Sullivan, Edinburgh, and
John Lynch, T. p, Macroom. A poem
by Captain Norris in the Irish Ameri-
can was read with much approval by
the chairman. A discussion took place
on certain errors in DR.. O'Donvan's
grammar, and various "reminiscences
Of O'Donovan himself were brought for
ward, reference also being made to
Wakeman's account Of the Ordnance
Survey, and the Gaelic workers on it.
It was stated that most of the copies of
No. 20 Of the Gaelic Journal had been
sent out to subscribers. Communica-
tions about the Irish prayer book were
stated to have been received. The edi-
tor Of the Gaelic Journal mentioned
his change Of address from rs Amiens
street to Mantua Cottage, Castlewood
avenue, Rathmines, for the benefit Of
correspondents. b a number Of obsolete
words were discussed, and after the
transaction of routine business the
meeting resolved itself into an llish de-
batting class and then adjourned to. the
following Saturday. h.
n G AZ. WA =
b Roche, the! IN ODD ford coer-
tcion prisoner who had rs. elsased
ffromgjai on dan;
|sl9as IS
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railroad ticket office, or j. a. HANLEY, III
Traffic Manager. st. Paul MINI.
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2btnOerneS Qon9reS |
@atbtn0ton.

Blabene bar bapt u,anst % r1e9et al
fise ON benne &onsres, Tom nDli9 bleu
afbolbt i BaibinstOu. Der par en- 1ib,
ba iaabanne aonfereutier bolotes, at
8labemonb, bpis Stprfe for bet mefe
beitob lat lotterlissisre aft % ~insentins,
fanbt rreset at sisre Speftaffel al, buor
&pinoerne Tom iomn,en for at tale ON
fine Gnlissenber. 0ten Der ipnes al
bape funoet en- Dmififtnins eteb. &uins
beiasen er MI iaa %faitfnpttet til andre
betpbninsfulbe Spsrssmaot iaoichl Sn.
buftri, Dplpsninespalenet % lociale %
politiife Goretasenoer at bet lite sobt tan
Operiees. Oct ct sluininseu al bort
lobe Harbunorebe, Der BAT falbt &uin.
ben frem til D~eltaeelie / ale baabe in.
buftriel % pibenifabelis 8iitiombeb
% bet ct ct spsrssmaal, iom for bier
Dag tronser fig mere % mere frem !
bette 9anb, bpor &pinberne finbes Sibs
ON Sibe n,eb Manben baobe / 'Gbops'
8utiffer, aontorer, Sfoler og 8robife=
itoter. 6porlebes ifal Sageu msbes!
gfal ben msbes r1ausbeb fra airfens
She og fra BresIens SIDE, eler ifaf ben
opmuntres, % ba bpcruiot.
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GOT aptnSer.

Neoens Der unber ben brittle &e9ie'
ring Ct SOC, 600 flere &uinber enb Manb
er Der ! Gorenebe Slater omtrent tilipa.
renbe DperflOb eller Dperflsbisbeb a
Menb. s england er Der nniten ! en-
bper Gamilie en- Gentlewoman, Der, Il.
ben bun insentins fan sisre for lit 2ips'
opbolb, leuer paa anbres 8armbiertis=
beb iaalanst iom ben refer. De ia,
iilesuet fla llbbannelie ioua @upernanter.
befibber en- Del Dplpsnins, Der er mol
til at sjsre benz u%ififfet for impelt Mr.
beibe. Deres llbbannelie bar iaalebes
life siort bet lettere for benz at erbperps
fis 2~iusopbOlo.
S Gronfrie er bet en- a~lminbelig
Sfif blarbt ,beore" at naar en- Datter
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Sra vYefIanosponen."

Set ber bog ensans bore ilut meb
ben uetterretlisbeo, iom uStapanser
Nmtst." itao,s sientaser, at ,,geifl." |
fin Eio forfpnbte ben 2ere, at &riitens
bommen og Bolitif life bar noset meo
binanben at sjsre. Denne 2are bar
nWeitlanbsp." aIori8 bplbet os al
BRIG f~oriuaret.
3pertimoo - er Der noset Blab, ion,
/ Gjernins os Sanbbeo bar bepoet, at
ben 9Olitif, iom ifal bore lpffebrinsenoe
for Soft % 2anb maa itaa i Yast meb
&ri1tenbommen, laa ct bet vIeitlp.";
og bpab mere er, bnor ufte bar lite
ngeilp." / ben Tib, ba bele 8enitre fob
Ia,mmet, rsbt til at apponere mob fine
esne YartifaIer, raar bisie | &raft al
2aren ON, at Yolitit % &riitenbom ins
tet banbe meb binanben at siare, ipste
at pirfe for Gaser, Der / mere eller minz
bre Grab pilbe itebe an MOB Nationens
relisipie Beptofbeo!
Dette ct bog altfor uitterlist os BEL
befjenbt til at ,Nmtst." lfulbe pere upi-
benbe berom.
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fpbes til Werber, ietter Gaoerer tiliioe
en- Then cum, Der tilfalber benbe ! en-
faitiat gloer.
s Tpitlanb er Der Goreninser,
lom CT bannet for bet ipecieQe Diemeo,
at Urge for usifte &oinber. Deb Dat
terens 6Dbiel inbfprer 5aberen benbea
Napn / ct iaaoaut @elitubs Bigger %
betaler en- lioen Gum bpert Oar. Der
ion, bun oa ! IS Narsalberen fremoeles
er usift, bar bun Saet til frit Opbolb, II
8erelier % en- big liben 8enseium buer
Nar. Deriom bun itulbe sifte fig faa'
bum insentins, % fomnner benbes Sub
iats iaalebes be usifte tilspbe. @lelt
~neminitlis er Der 4 blanbt 5 Bigger ion
glitter fig % faar ben enc iaaleoes IL
9ramie 5 @anse Itsrre eno Sumn:eu
bun bar inbbetalt. 9auoe {. 81. benoe'
Saber betalt $25 Naret til bun bar 2.
Mar sammet bible bun ialt faa $1,000.
s Gnslanb bar en- Mr. Be1an
fureItaaet Dprettelien at ct lisnenbe Gel
lfab % bermeb ubiat Zig for en- forltr9i
tel,s aorreipOnbanie fra iaabanne be
tpmreoe 5ebre.
Sanbipulisois pil bet FANNIE spbrss
maal oslaa tomme Op BET tiQanos, o
Jebre meb usifte Dptre Tan mart bent
fig 8elps al Nsenter for Isiurance mo
@iftermaal.
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traffeu, at bet uffentlise Qanb ! Ieras
hin tilitaes Jon 9omeieabs for 0orsere,
at Sernbanpriier beftemmes ueb 2ou %
af~itafelien al MOuOpOli % "Trusts''.
Mariort Martin non,inerebes til @uperz
mr. % s. g. YOatem til Wice @~apernsr.
Det ~paalasbes DelesatiOuen at femme
for NOmtnnttcnen of Silt % Granfia for
Yreiibent % 1icepreiibent.
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@n 1treblom Some. Sra Sire
balen Ifripes til ,Jebrelanbet":
ut en- flor Del at bort SANDS ling
bonn ubpanbrer til Nmer.fa, ia, bet ct ri
i Be lenere Nar soot pante meo, ST. Ste
baftpr! Set bprer 10 iaa at iise til
neutrality-suspicious.. Seaer life
foretommer bet os iaa unberlist, ON en-
Gamiliefaber refer fra Some % 8brn
for at lpse lin Spite / Nmerifa; iii os>
laa bet er / be ienere Nar bleuen femme
Zig alminbelist; men at cit rn9 Some
refer fra to imaa 8prn % en- ipaselig
Manb, CT piitnot neiten ubsrt. Dette
er imiblertio foresaaet / 9ireba(en
ipaar,
8onens Napn er Sori Dmlib. Gor
ca. 5 gar libeu blep bun gift; benbes
Manb bar iOaselis os %uififfet til at at
beibe, iaa Sori bleu npot til at utase l."
Sun maatte BRUCE 2jaaen ON Connie
ren, fibre bjem 9pet um 8interen, pere
meb os bpsse ustslsbus," ia, bun fob
/ @mebjen os ubiprte imuft os sobt osz
Iaa ldabant Nrbeibe. Sort: Sori bar
en- Some, Der netop pasieoe til lin iuases
lise Maub.
Sc bapbe flor @aarb, paa boilfen Der
6uilebe abltiQist, os | bisie TRANCE 9ioer
CT BET life sobt for en- 8onbe at faa ubz
glitter ps Snbtester til at ba0ancere.
6enbes Manb funoe life f%ortjene ro9et,
os berfor git set mere us mere tilbase |
pfonomiif 9enleenoe.
9a fatteoe Sori bet Goriat at reiie
til Mmerifa. 9enbes Eanfe er at tjene
iaa meset, at bun fan faa betalebet meite
al @jaloeu p9 iaa refie 9jem.
Sor at fanne opnaa bette n,aatte bun
altlaa reiie fra fin lpaselise Wanb os
to Bsrn, bporaf bet ene er 4, bet anbet
2 Mar.
1uor mango Mpbre bapbe siort bet
efter?
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Oct, at Der lees fulbe Menb !
Yrobibiti,nsoiitrifter, blir ~liseiaameset
ubbrebt, ium naar en- Yraieisn sjsr nos
get gait. Grunben berfor maa lfripe
fla fra ben famine Sob. No9le tror at
B%raitelbnner er be NET usuoelige Meen.
neiter ium saar paa to % mango tror
= lite tror men flyer - at ber finoes
flere fnloe Menne1fer, bnor Der er 8ros
bibition cub bpor Der life er. DIN 1ao
rar? CT bet Beois for at 8raiten er er
usiel Yreit eler at Yrobibition er en-
baarlis Sa9?
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On &rtftenS 0orbolo til
Yartter.

Ct Yrobibition, Der forbpber Tilpirt.
ming % sals al beruienbe Dritte. saon<
Zig % n~sbpenois for 2anb % Soft, bpis
iaa, boOrlebes ital en- ariiten betraStes
og bebanbles, iom potter berimob?
8i mao 9aa IT'D fra ben anertjenbte
&ienbssiernins, at gilpirfnins os @als
al berulenbe Dritte er ct fort Dnbe for
2anb % Soil.
Da 8robibitipn er ct Jorbubr imob
bette al alle rettentenbe Menneiter err
fienbte Dnbe, fe1ser bet at fig ielu, at
be, iom poter iulob Mntaselieu al WatiOz
nal Yrobibition, flyer, at ri pil beboloe
bette 1tore Onbe.
Da bet er liseiaa flar en- &jenbseiers
ming, at, ital ct iaabant Dnbe iom Dritz
trafifen bliue ubrpbbet, ba raaa bet ife
peb n%ationalt 6urbuo.
Nf bisle &jenbssieruinser neb manse
1ere Ter ri, at be, iom life potter meb
Yrobibitionspartiet, siper life ben til,
bsrlise l1nberitsttelie for at faa Dnbet
%ubrpbbet, for lite at iise ct Orb ON Dem,
lom er iaa fo%rblinbebe, at be ipnes tro.
at Onbet lfal opbsre ueb, ut man tiaas
Der, at bet bripes iom Torretnins for
6pi Belfatnins.
9porlebes en- &riiten ltal betrastes
os bebanoles, iom banbler iaa ielumobz
lisenbe, er Ell sobt at iise, meo minore
bet maatte fremsaa, at be sjsr bette
,upitterlist os / 8antro". Nltiaa be
er uartro paa @runo al npioenbeo os
iom iaaoanne n,aa man bel meo Taal=
mobisbeo bore uper meb benz ! 1aat
ont, at bet pil lDffes % at faa benz til
&unblfab ON beres 8ilbfarelie.
@n bel anben Bebanblins ntaa ben
faa, ion, maatte bolbe taft peb i'm ielpz
indulgence Sanolemaabe, for permeh
at bore ct sammelt Barti til 8ebas, el=
ler pente fig uOseu ~perionlis 5orbel Der,
peb paa en- eller onben Maabe.
Baa Sperssmaal ON bet er sapnli9i
% nsbpenbist at babe nationalt Gorbub
imub ct iaa fort nationalt Dnoe, ION
9rittrafifeu er, bill ies iuare: @r bet iffe
saunlist % usbpenoist at bape n~ationalt
Gorbub mob Tpberi Morb os Fere ats
bre 6~orbrpbelier - 10 pisielis be1 er,
ga, bpprfor ipsrse ba ON Npopenoisbe=
ben al at baue Gorbub impb ben 2ait,
Der / naiten ale 1ilfelbe er Mober til
anbre Safer,
Men sparssmaalet maa blipe bette
Ct bet sannlist Os ns~boenbist for 2ano
os 5olf unber 2oubeitpttelie at briue en-
Zig ipnbis os fo~rbarpelts Gorretnins
lom Drittrafifen er? Nei, ipnes ie9
bsre ben &riItne flyer. Stu bel, ba mes
ner bu noset nreo bit Nei, iaa tom oa,
min sObe Meofriiten % lab % tiliams
men slpe bore 8otes for be Wanb os
msb bet 4arti, Der oil ofifaffe baaoe
9ritteforretninsen % ben 2opbeifpttelie,
ben er sipen fra be samle @biifppartier,
iaa blir Sagen COB.
6. G6riitopherien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-05-18

On ri life bapbe noset anbet mob
Subge @reibams Domination til Yreiiz
b%entfanbibat, ba pilbe bet bore nuf at
Goot County / gbicaso Delesationen er
iolib / 5aupr at bam.. goof County
@epublifanernes @%ta,tbpunft / Nfbolbs>
ipprgsmaalet ct bel NOT fjenot, % bers
lom bisie er laa entbuiialiife for bans
domination, ba n,aa Der bore noset lom
feiler Manben, enbos fra ct republifanlf
Spnspuntt feet. ut pare popular |
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