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Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
Success Of the Administration.

The success Of one year of Gen.
Harriscn's administration has been
very gratifying all over the country
The Rochester Democrat says:
The New York Tribune contains a
review, several columns in length, of
the first year of President Harrison s
Administration, which, both in gen
eral and in detail, must be exceed
inglygratifying to the friends Of
good government. There has been
no noise or bluster ON the part of the
Administration, and the affairs of
the Government have been conduct
ed as quietly as efficiently There
has been no posing for effect. as
there was in the case of Mr.. Cleve
land, but General Harrison has been
content to have the people judge of
the Administration by its fruits.
The Cleveland Leader speakes of
the commercial prosperity Of the
country during the past year as fol-
lows:
The Republican Administration
and the Republican Congress have
fully restored confidence in all
branches of business and industry,
and given to producers of every cl ,ss
an assurance Of protection in the
enjoyment of the best ma ket the
world affords.
The New York Ma and Express
says:
Sc far as the President is con
celned, the shafts of Democratic
calumny have fallen harmless at his
feet. His integrity, his alb e and sag
acious and convincing State papers,
his independence and his assertion Of
the rights and powers of the Execu
tive have won universal respect.
A voice from Montana, in the
He,ald gives assurance 0; satisfac-
ton in the far west as follows:
1t is the best year, taken all in all,
that the United States has ever seen,
and gives promise Of still greater
benefits in store. All that has been
missed has been fulfilled, and
there are a great many thousand
more Republicans to day than ev.r
before. Three years more of sig.
nally wise and successful admistra-
ton ought TO make the result of the
contest of 1892 simple and sure for
the Republicans
From the Troy Times.
When the facts are considered, it
must be acknowledged by any man
not blinded with partisan feeling.
that in one year the Republican Ad-
ministration has settled !arge num-
ber of troublesome questions and
cleared the ground for putting at
rest many other causes at national
annoyance and apprehension. =
Fredonia, (N.Y.,) Censor.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

be deferred from our plain duty in
the matter, let US burn our Gospels
and fall back on the old code that
made slaves of all prisoners of war
and doomed the weak to e'ernal ser.
vice of the strong.
The notion that education will un-
fit the negro for his duties as an
employee Of the white man, is not
borne out By the facts Of history,
not even by the facts of the history
Of the negro in America. The most
intelligent among them, as slaves
and f:eemen, have been the best
workers. the most efficient, the most
honest. AS they have advanced in
knowledge in the last twenty years
they have done more and more
work, for themselves and their white
employers, from year to year They
are worth ten times as much as a la,
boring force to day as they were in
1870; they are great deal nearer
being self-supporting; they show,
more thrift. more business capacity,
better social sens, as they become
more intelligent. The census re-
turns assessment rolls, and title re.
cords in almost every county in the
South demonstrates the truth of
what we assert.
The negro isa human being. with
essentially the same qualities, moral
and mental, as the white man,
thou.h the developments of the for
mer is far IN arrears He, Ike the
white man, i'll be more a credit to
himself and his country, as he be-
comes better acquain ed with his true
relations to society, knows more of
his duty t. himself and his fellows.
The compulsory sys EN- Of education
in Prussia has completely abolished
illiteracy in that kingdom, and its
men are he best laborers, the best
soldiers. he most usefu because the
most intelligent. population in the
world. The negro may never-hut
never is il Nc time equal his white
superior If now; but that he is slow
ly getting forward is unmistakable.
We for one have no fear OF the con
sequeces 0. giving him fair play, and
as complete chance in the race of
life as possible. We take leave to
agree with Prof. Lovett and dissent
from the Age, Herald absolutely.
We believe the white people should
do their duty dy the negro in the
matter Of afTording him ample
means of education, see that he uses
the means correctly, and leave the
results to God and the future. =
CHATTANOOGA Iiues
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
Revolt in a Mississippi College.

COLUMBUS, Miss, March 14.-There is
q revolt in the Mississippi industrial in
stitute and female college against Pro-
fessor Cooke, the president. Two huu-
dred of the students and number of
teachers have left the institution, and
have sent communication to Governor
Stone asking him to investigate the
methods of Professor Cooke, whom they
charge with being incompetent and in
other respects united for the position
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
Two Murderers Lynched.

HUNTER SPRINGS, w. Va, March a.
A courier from Princeton brings news
that Bell Allen and Wither Irving, both
colored, charged with the murder of
Constable Belcher, were taken from the
Mercer county Jail by mob Saturday
night and shot to death Both were
notorious desperadoes. and had killed
three men before the Belcher murder.
1t is likely that Oscar Falks, another
colored murderer, who killed a man
over in Tazewell county, Va, in No
vember, has shared the fate of Allen and
Irving.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

WHAT are our people. negroes,
colored people or Afro-American!
Neither. We are Americans-free
American citizens, with public rights
and privileges concurrent with all
other American Omaha
Progress.
Right you are, Bro. Barnett.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

ACCOM- to every man, what you
demand for yourself. the right Of free
speech and action as dictated by his
own judgement and conscience.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

The teachers Of Alabama look for
ward to the meeting OF the State
Teachers Association in April next
at Tuscaloosa with great anticipa-
lions Of pleasure and profit.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

WHERE is congressman Cheathan
that he does not move in the House
a bill tor the relief of the defranded
depositors of the Freedman's Bank?
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

THE Louisville & Nashville road be-
tween Decatur and Birmingham will be
double tracked. Only forty miles Of
grading will be required for the extra
track
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

The GAZETTE would rejoice to see
the old Eighth District represented
in congress by a Republican. This
can only be done by harmony within
our own rsnks.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

THERE is no longer any doubt on
which of the fences the Rutledge
Gala. Wave rolls. 1t belongs in
the front ranks Of the "unterrified .
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

DURING a storm at Lufkin, Texas, the
High School building was struck by light
ming and five of the students were stun
ned and slightly burned.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

+. We hear nothing this season Of
any measure in congress for the
much needed relief of the defrauded
depositors of the Freedman's Bank,
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

MIS-. ALLEN F. SToRRs has secured q
limited divorce from George N. Storrs, 9
son of Emory A. Storrs, on the ground Of
cruel treatment apd habitusl drunken
ness.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

ToA CuMBAs, aged about eighty-three,
and Fannie Simmons, aged seventy-eight
years, colored citizens of Meridian, Miss.
were recently joined in wedlock.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

The Negro Press" of Gadsden,
Ala, has failed since the initial ia
sue to come to our table.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

IT is said that vein Of iron ore over
ninety feet thick has been found on the
lands of Mr.. Fred Sloss, near Birming-
ham.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

We hear nothing now from Gen.
Wheeler on the Feedman's Bank
bill.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

A Birmingham man named J. w
Malli has patented cotton-picking ma
chine which he claims is perfect.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

FIrrY-FrvE illicit distillers have beer
broken up in Alabama since Septemhe
/, 1889.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

THE three leading dummy lines at Bir-
mingham have been consolidated and
will be operated by electricity.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

GOvERNMKNr officials have seized $780,
600 Of pine in south Alabama. 1t was
cut from government land.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

A party Of Cherokee Indians is looking
for treasure buried by their tribe many
years ago near Birmingham.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

A LIVELY fight is beginning for
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

WORK, young msn, is the keynote
of all success in life.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
2I.s day or March 1890
NOTICE FOR PUBLiCA fio''
LAND OFFICE AT HUNTSVILLE n1 nsa1

LAND ofFl's 2 February, 4th, 1891
Notice is hereby given that Y; tbe ei,tsnaon i94 9
named settler has filed notice 81 W VI claim. and
make final proof in support " atdra NJ tbe Register
and Receiver at Huntsville, Ala on
day Of March 1890. ".
viz Hd. E. No. 1I14S Robert ku,sTe ans-ter section
Southeast quarter OF Northeast 49, qua
20 Township South Range ss.. ness % prove by
He names the following goT %,sn and cultivation 0-
said land, viz ~ .dlsnd Mils' ~"
kos veil B. Overstreet,
Eddy OyeTstreet,
Powhaton B. Williams, "
Samuel S. jennings Wn G. WELL
RegLstsI'
2-S-6t.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

SENATOR BLAIR las made a noble
fight for the cause of free schools.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

ESTABLISH a character for truth
and honesty.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

WHERE justice governs, peace
reigns.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
YoUNG man, aim high.

"LEARN to labor, and to wait"
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

The shortest and best line to all no;n,.
East and West. '
Finest Sleeping Car Service in the Sortb
THROUGH SLEEPERs
between Memphis snd WASHINGTON
and Memphis and New York withont
change. iOu'
Call on or Write to.
" WRENN G DESAUSSURF.
GP&TA acp
m ciNT0pn NnTO6pl1ie, = ienn; Memphis Tenn.
No. arrive 1l;0l p. N. Leave ll:O6 n m
4:55 a. m 5a m
"S 1896 a. m. 1o4oa =
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Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At HUNTSVILLE, ALA2 Aaa2

February 3rd 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following D' 20
ed settler h filed notice Of his intenLon
make final pr of in support Of Ms calbi, pai ter
that said proof viii be made before the ,I N's'
and Receiver at Huntsville, Ala On lhe
2I.s day Of March 1890
viz; Homestead Entry No 1903 WilIiS4E 4ng1.
Cryer fOr the Northwest quarter oection i0'
ship South Range | West. ".
He names the following witnesses 70 Pt.iip'e @
continuous r.sidence upon and cultivation "'
said land, viz: lama
william NJ. FIack, of Apple Grove A4a'
J G. Slate, of ,,,,,- ,1absms.
ID. F. Cryer of Woodland hll-'
Marion triscO OF r,,g
RegisLer
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
SATURDAY MARCH Is, 1890

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babsn, uno iabIe MIDI Sbnen iebr per'
pili9tet!"
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gS eIt9unIt.
Die @eltguuit sIei3t
9em ti.iea Oleer:
Gs ID pinn,t, mas Ieidt
llno pntt, mas i3wer'i

= Gin paiienber 9uri DE-
Woior; gluu, 6eIOuebeI MiiIIer, bisier
lit aIio Der Winnn, ipelden Sie aIs
pIerocburi9en ausssIudt bubcu! gSro
ser 6erl iiir mid aud 9eeiauet iein2
- 6eIowebsI: gu 8eiebIl 0rr Ulann
uir6 ausge;ei6uet iiir ben 9eryn WuiOr
pOiIsu, btnn er bat friiber INNER uur
llmsuus nit YictOen unO 0tinOsUish ss'
bubt!
- 0a8 tHbIen6e g fla ter.
Rn6wdAtsr: !0e, mas lieNeu Sic ocuu
bier auf ber StraBe? - Genn5yuosr:
Dante ior bic iitige Radfrose llF
irStIi9e @eroronuug iou ib mir ndms
.ih vi msiue g,i6wOIlene Sade eu fiibs
ienSes IIaiter uile9cn. Ob id aber bet
SLATER nj be Yade, ober bic 9ade af
set tiibIenbe 6lniter Ie9e, bet faan sic
anS i6nuppe iinO, 9err Sebeimcr 9err
Ole @ere9tieteitsGtebs
iieIer 0leai6sn bsidtdntt iitb bios nuf
,is @ert6tisteit, Die man ibnsn segens
lbsr iben iou!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13

sic ioIde G.nsIt battsn, bic YoIiSei Ia
SGrc Yerb6Itniiis blifsn su IaIen.~
~S5n msine SerbdItniiie2!~ prOteittrte
9erour, nit sincm 9ieit uon @ner9ie.
vQsute friib." iuste Der StaIiener. in
ieinem anmubenben Gone bebarreno,
.tbat i6 etpas, mas id big iett. ba i@
Gie iiir einen @brenmann bicIt, iiir iiber:
iliiiiis 9efunOen: SD Lies bic Olaman'
ten iddeen!"
Sic baben sic aIio nidt uerpiGn:
bet?" idrie Der 8anFier, uon ieinem
StubIe auiipringsnb.
vgerpIdnbet, msin Ssrr2 Seit ipGuu
betommt man @,eIO fur 9ei3Iiiienes
@las?"
2erour iisl aui icinen SmbI suriid.
vNba iept iin6 Sic I9en iueni9er ltolS
@eil sic bas Ynblitum iiber ben StanO
S9rer @ei9Gite tdui9en mO9teu, er:
r6tbsn Sie ui9t, ben pals Sbre,
S6miesertodter nit ganS gemeinen
@asperlsn su i6minten? lin ben 9lb:
gruno, Der 6aS Serm0sen Sbrer @licntsh
psri6Iiu9t, gu uerbetrn, betrl9sn sic ein
arnes iunses Midoden, bos sauS itol)
gepeIen pdre, iib nit bisieu 9Idu;enben
Sitgen berausSupuben
sd bdtte lie ipdter ibon in Ser.
trauen 9e;Osen" itotterte Der Sanquier.
vSie pitr6e ueritahOem baben, Oab in
bieiem 9lu9enbIife. ....~
r3iebcn sic 9iiemonben ins Ser:
trauen, msin Serr, has 1T iibsrliiiii9.
SobaI6 i5 bas Saus bier uerIuiis, iteIIt
ib mid ben GerIdtcn. 9lber man pers
urtbeiIt t,ineu Meniden I'm eini9et
@Iasltiide pillen, bic ibm 3uidlli9 in
ber SanO sebliebcn. sic obsr, Si'
mer6eu benz OiTcutIiebeu Gjeip0tte an'
beimfa1su, Sie iuerben entebrt iein,
Wtprsen pirb bic Nienss S9re Bureau,
belagern uno Sbre Oepots auddusrI0n'
gen. 9aS lit es, mas Sic iiir5ten,
Sbre gln9It NM mcin 9rpii9tpsroen be:
wsiIt mir baS. glber MAIDEN sic iid
bariIber feline Sor9eu. SD 9ebe ieeI
birect uuf bic Brdietturi
,.Sitte, bIsibeu Sie!" lt6bntc 2erOur
,, 08aS rerIungsn Sic, mn pieicn SSes 81
uuterIa6en?"
sd braube l5, 900 6ruucs. Oies
1T uieueibt picI, ober iSenn S56r Ola:
mautenbalsbauo aui ben Gjeri9tStilG
man6crt, toitet eS sic mebr ais 5000
6rancs. 80"
gSober bieie Is. 900 T,ancs gsucmmen
puroeE - weiB i6 ui6t; id weiB bios
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2erour fanben iie ii9 uidt. gtber enb:
lid, uab elmer etluas GuSgeocbnten
Wnrtcpauie toiiirte @aleatroni bic per:
lan0te Summe eiu unb bctrat bic StrdB,
nit rem feiteu, ireien Sdritt einee
Ntanues, Der eiuen Att ber @ere9ti9teIl
pollSogen bat.
S}n ieiuer @risItaIde tru9 CT Gin
S6riftItiid, ociien geplienbuIte Selor:
gun9 CT ii6ernomnleu bate, eincn Vriei
Don gerour au hie YrGiectur, i'll ipcI6sm
Der Vantisr ertldrt, bag bas 0iaman:
teubaIsbanb iorbeu biuter cinem NtO6eI:
itid bsS SaIons entbsft wuroe uno
wieoer rubig III ieiuem bIauleibenen Gmi
Iiege.
Seint ieusr 3eit Baben ii5 bic @e:
i6dIte beS Santiers pieber 9sboben,
Seins S6wiescrto3ter trd9t belte e9r
Oiamanten. gIber GalcatrOni gebt ieoer
8emertlng iiber ieineu sbemaIi9eu
9IfiociG uuO beieu 6amiIie nit ben gSOr:
ten aus Dem g8ege: sd iebe biei.
2eute gar nibt mebr. 9Iaubsn St
mir, bas 1T tein 9erfsBr fir uuier'
einer!" q"