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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-08-29
TRIBUNETS.
MODIFYING THE STORY.

The spirit of investigation and criticism has
seized even the pious Catholic writers. and one
of them has found q way TO explain the legend
Of st. Ursula and her IL 900 virgins in man
ner reasonable to modern minds. Hen.
l'ccsdet, of Paris,-says that the number
1000, is clearly an exaggeration. The Mar
tyroIogy of the Church says simply that 81.
Ursula was put to death with her companions
~ithous stating the number. The massacre Is
commemorated by an inscription, which reads
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as TO THE SILVER DOLLAR.

| EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In your
answer to Mr.. l.. III. Reynolds last week you
make one assertion which would be pleased
/ TO have you eNs,lain more fully.
You say: Because the Government viii
pay gold dollar for one of It's silver dollars
a silver dollar is as good as gold dollar.
| But If the silver dollar were made 10 stand
alone on its own merits, Ii would only be
worth the market price of The silver IN 1T,
or about "a ceiTts."
Now in relation to the above, please an
swer few questions for information
| i. Has not Secretary Carlisle recently said
in answerdoinquiries that silver dollars were
not redeemahle In gold, but stood on their
own merits2
2. Has not n silver dollar the stamp of the
Government of the United States and the
words lone dollar upon 1T, and is not this
an implied promise of the Government TO
accept it for one dollar or 100 cents in pay
ment of taxes. duties, and all obligations
owed to the Government?
3. Has not legislation been passed, which
is still unrepealed making silver dollars a
legal tender?
4. Is not our Nation solvent and able to
redeem its obligations Mt the present time?
.. How. then, do you conclude that n Sill
yer dol ar would be worth only 81 cents II
there was not an understanding that IL is
redeemable in gold ?-L. i. AVERY, Center
moreland, Pa.
i. We do not know or care what Sec
rotary Carlisle recently said 1.-THE stump.
We are not following his political ut
terances.
2. Yes.
3. Yes
4. As to "solvency," that is a matter
of quite earnest discussion at present.
The people Of this country used to pride
themselves upon its being the NEST in
dependent and "solvcnt" in The world.
Now it appears to great many that we
are only ".solvent . as long as a syndi-
cate of foreign bankers are willing to
sunplyus with gold to meet the demands
upon the Treasury.
5. The explanation is so simple that
we are amazed at any mans asking for
it.
Mr.. Avery was clearly quite aware of
it when lie WIS endeavoring to frame bis
question Either the silver dollar passes
for what ii is really worth, or, without
reference to what it is worth, it passes for
what it will bring. Inasmuch as the
actual silver in the dollar can be bought
anywhere in the world for "a cents, no
man would accept it for 100 cents if the
remaining 46 cents were Jsot assured to
him. Practically this is assured to himby
his being ableto exchange hissilver dollar
for a paper promise to pay dollar, and
with this promise he can get gold dol
lar. So long as he is certain that he can,
if he wants, get gold dollar for his 81
cents worth of silver, he is going to take
the silver dollar for 100 cents, just as he
takes the paper promise to pay dollar
for the full amount it promises to pay.
If there were nothing back of the silver
dollar but the value of the metal in it,
he would no more accept it for full
dollar than he would take 80 pounds of
wheat for bustel.
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harmony

Is spite of the opposition Of the
Philadelphia Press and other influential
papers, Senator Quay has won a COM
plete victory in Pennsylvania, which
win give him control Of the Republican
organization in the State. The fight
has been hot one, and extended TO
every precinct I'D the State.
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it has come to stay, no matter what the papers
think about it.
Nobody seems to think what viii become Of
the poor horseHies If every body takes to riding
wheels
Things are getting terribly mixed In this
world. Lafeadio Hsarn. who has come into
much reputation as the author Of a valuable
book on Japan. was born in Smyrna. of a Greek
mother and an English father. He was edu
Gated in this country. became n newspaper man,
aud married handsome mulatto. Now he is
married to japanese woman.
80
Kattowitzer Zeiiisag Attic PhOtograper's-
Herr Filziuger taskinfint)- shall have
to pay for the likenesses?
Artist-I'd rather tell you later on. i wants
you to look pleasant.
80
Philadelphia Record: Hoax-Tlave you seen
DAuber's new painting? lie calls it Friend
less"
Joax-Yes; it's remarkably realistic I un-
derstand baseball umpire posed for him.
-
whenever and wherever a few or many New
York Republicans como together in the name
OF tho party, they indorse Gov. Morton for the
Presidency.
After all, does civilization degenerate? A
big unusually fierce wildcat in Connecticut
was killed in fair. square, catch. as catch-ean
fight with pure. hiPh-bred Maltese cat tire
pet Of 4 farmers family. And. too. the Wild
cat was fighting for his dinner, while the Mall
tese was fighting for fun.
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x
IN this weeks issue of
49, THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE 10 those who are not subscribers
10 the paper, but who should be interested
In it, We ask every one who receives a
CORY 10 give 1t careful examination, and
compare it with other family Meeklies. We
are sure they will find it better paper for
themselves and families than any other that
they can find ltisasuperior paper inevery
respect, and constantly Strives 10 lead all the
other publications in the country by the
higher quality of the matter it furnishes ITS
readers 1t spends more money in getting
up "a paper OF the highest posslble'ciass than
any other, and all matter which appears IN
its columns is written especially Tor 1t. LIT
has mo boiler plate" stuff or syndicate
matter. Ii is bright, live, able, progressive,
and independent 1t serves 80 party, and
has no enlangling alliances with amy men
or faction. 1t aims only to represent the
loyal, working progressive people OF the
country, 10 tell the truth OF history, and
champion thecause of the men whose valor
and blood made the country as great and
prosperous as IL is.
The paper should be in every family, and
we ask all who read this 10 not only sub
scribe Tor il themselves, but TO endeavor to
get others interested in it. 1t costs but 81
q FeaT-=ftrO ccRts a gceeli-aHd 80 Is within
the reach OF everyone No ether paper in
the country gives so much OF the best read
ing matier Tor The money.
Address all communications to
THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE,
Washington, ID. C.
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ono ncrC subscriber the circulation Of The paper
Gia be d0a6ied at once. and nth lille trouble
Let each subscriber tgy IL.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE PORTRAIT
CARDS

ere the most satisfactory things in the
world TO have about You. Giving one
Of them to friend or comrade is to give
him the best of remembrance. He has
your name. address, military service and
portrait. What more can be necessary
or desirable?
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MAYOR BROWN, of Rockford, ILL.,,

is receiving much well-deserved censure
for his course in removing veterans
from positions as policemen, janitors,
ETC., in order TO give their places
TO political pets. One of these pets, who
took the place of veteran ON the police,
served in the rebel army, and is said
at one time to have commanded the
guards around Libby.
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TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., AUGUST %, 1895.
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sr1snsa n m .,..a1on eos ero1 IS s1ooa0o.ss ssTIEs
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ANOTHER WRECKED ILLUSION.

A .cold-hearted, unimaginative reporter has
been making a study of the OUTLAWS brides Z"
of the Far West aud instead of finding them
the wonders OF beauty and grace coupled with
fiend-like courage that dime novels describe,
he discovers them to be painfully homely old
plugs, all past the middle age, who dress like
rights, and have az little use for combs,
brushes, soap and water as the outlaws they
associate with. There are three of them now
in Jail in Oklahoma. and the man who could
find any feminine attractiveuess in them would
he likely to think dry burdock as lovely as
June rose.
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VESvI.A EFT xf NM Wv.
j1rs,dG ct WHdscim martgres EirgiHss.

This world probably mean simply 4" Ursula
and IL virgin martyrs" An ignorant trans
lator read NM to mean militia (thousands) in
error.
am glad to accept this explanation. The
Huns of 100 years age were a very tough lot,
rs many of them vino come TO this country so
day are, hut / never wanted to believe them
capable of killing 1000 Young women ut one
time. 1t was bad enough. in all conscience,
for them to kill even ST. Ursulaland II other
girls.
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Ex-Gov Foraker has happy talent for say
ing bright things. Someone recently asked
him about some of his personal troubles. He
answered: "My dear fellow, when God created
this world he made place in it anywhere for
a man with q grievance"
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Nobody seems to think what viii become OF
the poor horsehies II everybody takes TO riding
wheels
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it has como to stay. no matter what the papers
think about it.
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The Democratic members of the Illinois
Legislature spare no pains in finding out just
what Gov. Altgeld wants, so as to be sure and
not give it to him.
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New York Sun: He Cat ia. m. THE people.
my dear, mustn't rnlo themselves ash to tenn
perauce and in every respect.
She (vigorously)-We / want you to under
stand from this time forward That | am the
people in this house.
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What with sending hercitizens to Sing Sing
for stufins bs,.lot-boxes, falling them for keep
ing saloons open on Sunday and running shem
out of the State for putting up buildings that
fall down aud kill people, New York will soon
have to all the surrounding towns in
urfer to keep her census even with that of
Chicago.
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China and Japan buy our dried apples freely.
The Boston Transcript remarks: Thus does
American industry help to swell the population
of the Orient"
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Germantown, Pa, has father and mother
who named the girl twins who came to bless
their home Kate aud Duplicate. Recently boy
twins have appeared and been named Pete and
Repeat.
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Death lays SO many queer traps for us that
fate and predestination at times seem reason
able beliefs Last week man employed in
WOODEN mill at Newburg N. Y. slipped and fell
against belt, which cut his throat instantly.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

l1nb in bieIem Safe tpirb aus Der gat3en
8enegung Elm no9 unbeilboIlerer 0esp0tis@
mus berOOrgeben, dGs Der, iiber Den bas 8olt
bisber gu tlagen 9ebabt bat"
@el9 tpunberbare, gerabe5u prop6etii3e
8oraust6t gtebt fi9 in bieiem 8riefeWaIbz
tngton's tunb! Man ~itreitet o%arii6er, pb
@aibington Elm @enie gepeien fei pber ni9t,
Seoenfaas aber befaB er etnen gang angez
p0bnlt6en ftaatsmdnnif6en S9orfbltd
unb cine bo6 iber Dem bGmonif9en @enie
zines NapoIeon Itebenbe untriigli9e Gin
gebung Der Sugenb unb Weisbeit, Geine
punoerbdr ri9ttge grtenntntB Der fran30ftz
f9en &ebolution bereits in ibren Nnfdngen
bemabrte Die junge ameritanif9e @epubIit
Oor elmer b~etbdngniBboQen abenteuerli9en
auspdrtigen Boltttt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

fur Die Sob p~erldnqt nurbe, Die gd15em
$8O0,000,000 aIsfte6enber Soften 9efdbroete,
Dab oann tetn 8eiiBer BON PaptergelD
rnebr getpuBt bGtte, mas Der Dollar etgertz
ltdb tpertb lei, Oh SO Gents 0oer gar 111r W
Gents. Sober intelligence WSeni9 puBte,
baB in etnem banbeltreibenben GdnDe. nte
in benz uniertgen, bic @ren3en elmer Par1t
gar nt6t befttmmt perben f0n1et, 1tto Dor
elmer Iol9en Panit bat Glebelano urier Saro
betpdbrt.
@enn baber iebt repubIifanif9e 8ldtter
Dem prGi tbenten pegen Der s D r m Der An<
lei6e am 3euge fIiden, penn tie i'm beg Ausz
b~erfaufs an bic &ot6f9tGbzG Clique bef9ulotz
gen, i'm berbd9tigen, Die Sntereffen oes Sanz
bes gei9Gbigt gu bdben unb fogar nit et1lem
rSmpea4ement" broben; odnn 3etger1 tie, Dap
fie bonn Bartetteufel befefen unb tbres flaren
8erftanbes b~erluftg gegangen 1tno.
@m alertpentgften aber bat elmer t9fer
6aupttpOrtfibrer Senator SHERMAN. oas
Ge9t gu Drummer unb gu n0rgeln. n@r Jet
3tpar BON Der ~g1ot6tpenbtgteit Der &nIetDe
iiber5eugt", GuBerte er fhh, bod babe Der
Prdfibent fem 8e9t gebabt, it4 perfonl19
UNI ben @bf9luB berfeIben 81 fiimmern uf1o
fi9 ein5umtf6en; AUDI feten bic Seotn9Inn
gen nt9t Die beften, bic gu erldngeu Doren.
Sherman 1o1te ii9 f6Gmen, IN 1ol9er
MetIe bic NbmtntItration gu fritiltren; bat<
ten bic republifani19en nnb bemDfrdttihe1
gongreBleute peniger @gotsmus Ino Par@
mus I'M 2etbe, bann piirben ife 1Dfort na9
8efanntma9ung Der 8~ebingun9en Der
r1euen Nnlei6e nit 9intanfeBung aaer arlz
beren Gef4dfte benz W II d e oes prd1t<
benton na9gefommen unb giinittgere Ser
mine, bor alem bic 6erabfebung Der 3 34
8ro3ent auf 3 8ro5ent ertpirtt haben.
Gtatt befen baben fi9 bic Republitaner
aus Pdrteifeinbf9aft, bic 8egner @leoez
lambs unter ben 0emofraten au5 oen1einer
8a9fu6t Der Sanirung unierer Stnan3en
piberiebt.
Sherman bat CUR 3eit, aGs iiber bic @ufz
bebung Der na9 i6m bendnnten Mfte be5iigz
li9 Der StlberanfGufe ~berbdnbelt fpurbe,
1ein @eIeB bamit nertbeibigt, baB es cine
s ompromiB a s getpefen fei,
bic uns feiner 3eit bon elmer mod gr0Beren
@il6erflutb betpabrt babe. WeBbalb miBt
er bic 6anolungspetfe beg PrGiosnten ni9t
nit bemIel6en MaBe? @eBbalb gibt er,
itatt gu gr0len, ni9t 5u, baB bic 9an6<
~lungstpetie oes Yrdftoenten patrtDttf9 nr1b
not6penbig, oaB bic &nlei6e bas 8eite gez
meTen lei, mas unter ben llmitGnben Don
ausipdrttgen 8anquiers gu erret9en tpar9
9os Serbtenit @leoelanbs beftebt barin, baB
er Die 9efabr i'm ri@ttgen Mtonert ertannt
nno nit raI9em Griffe ~abgefpenbet bat,
pdbren6 ii6 Die f9uftigen MauGbelben i'm
@ongrefe UNI etnige &no9en Der Purtet=
beute berumbalgten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

franaDfi8er Staatsmunn unb @elebrter
borgeritten, miepDbl er nur babur9 befannt
lit, bdB ct balb na9 benz beutf6zfran5Oiz
f@en 8riege gu benienigen Mlitgliebern Der
fran30ff4en MISUNDERSTANDING geb1rte,
meIbe BEN &0ntgstbron nte6er aufrt9ten
pouten. Gang i'm 8ertrauen tbeiIen Sem
Oorter grobe englif@e 3eitungen au6 nit,
baB @nna 9oulb'5 8rdutigam nit einem
etgenbdnbigen @lidtpunf9briefe bes jebtqen
gemeinfdmen. 9auptes Der fran30EfGen
&~Dnigsparteien, 9er3pg pbtlipp DON Sr<
leans, begliidt pOrben fet. gu6 Ser bat
dlfp gar nt9ts bdgegen, baB fortan Elm
She'll bes bon benz omerifanif 6en Muusz
faQenbGnbler unb groBen Mduiefdnger SAB
@oulo 5ufammenserafften, fi9 INNER NOD
berme6renben 9olbes in Der bo9drt1tofrdtiz
f6en Barrier @orftabt 81. @ermutn roQt.
Welbe 8efriebigung fir ben amerifanii9en
RatiDndlitDl3!
Sin 4ufbebens tpie ~bter3ulan6e nit Der
@oulbz@ aftellanez9 o93eit, pirb in moncrz
9i19en 2dnbern @uropa's, in benen es bod
tDabrli4 nt9t an 9ne9t19affenbeit 1eblt,
felbft BON Der @ermGblung elmer 9rin5eTfin
beS regierenben 6aufes BET @eitem ni9t
gema9t. 9te e~delbaftefte aQer Rrte6ereien
lit 'ober bic Dor benz @elb1ad, sumal ipenn
er auf 10 unfaubere @etIe gefiut porben
1T. @eraoe in %unferer &epublit tommt biefe
Dirt Der &rte4erei am bdufigiten bor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
9te tmfottt4tteniteuer

Sc 1T Elm erfreuItbes 3ei9en, oaB il
nGber Der 3eitpuntt tommt, mo bic Sim
fommeniteuer be3abIt perben muB, urrb ie
me9r in Solge befen bte 2eute, pel9e me6r
als $500 @intommen BADEN, Ii4 genDtbigt
1eben, fi9 nit berfelben gu bef9GFttget,
Der @iberitanb bagegen ie lGnger, ie mefr
I9tpinbet. Gs f9etnt ptrtli9, ais pb Die
Ginfi9t fi9 8dbn brt9t, baB bic Ginfomz
men iteuer ptrtli9 etne gerehte Steuer lit,
neil fte au9 Die beranaiebt, tpel9e tpeber
bur9 .30qe nod @telern our @rbaltung
Der 8unbesregterung bettragen.
l1nb spar 1T biefe @rf4etnung iberoG
biefelbe. Gelbit in Seem 0ort unb pbilaz
belp6ta, po Der Wtberitdnb bagegen dnz
fGngli9 Elm gerabe3u niitbenber mar, 6lGit
man ieBt aus elmer biel gelinberen Sonart,
ia man fann fagen, baB beretts cine gan3e
Mn5abI friiberer Teinbe t6re Sreunbe ge!pOrz
ben ftnb.
Natirli9 1T es nteber etnmal Chicago,
pel9es Elm leu9tenbes 8eifpiel Don Batter
lanbs1iebe giebt. Sn @bicago baben bereits
bier 2eute lire &intommeniteuer be5dtIt,
Dbpobl bieIelbe erft am 1. Sult fdatg 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
Glepe1amS bat redt sebamSe1t.

Sir ben geftmiften gum franf Grgern,
fir ben Sptimtten gum franf la9en, iiHb
Die Gaprtolen Der republitanti9en popultz
fttf9en unb anberen @lenelanb feinbli9er
8ldtter iiber bic iungfte Golpantet5e. Np9
bpr bret Do9en bat faft Die gan5e republic
tanii9e Yreffe auf Die Not5penOigteit elmer
foldben 9oloanlei6e bingeptefen unb ben
@OngreB in f9drfften Worten g~etabelt, baB
er feline 3eit nit alIer6anD NebenIG9lt9@
feiten nertr0ble unb ben pi1ttgten Mngelez
gen6eiten feline Nufmerfiamfett 19enfe.
DIS glenelanb feline GeBte 8otI9aft an Die
S9luBfibung bes So. GongrefIes f9tdte,
ba fat ct nit ~einbringli9en @orten auf Die
berannabenbe @efabr bingetpiefen unb bic
8oltspertreter fDrmli9 gebeten, ibm bet3uz
fte6en, baB Der grebtt bes 2anbes erbdlten
unb bic Golb3a6lungen ni9t ~eingefeIt tperz
ben.
Mber Der GongreB balGte bic Sauit in Der
6of entaf9e urb 6ielt Maulaffen fell.
$50 fat barauf Glebelanb get6an? @r
bat mut6ig etngegriffen unb bag 2ano BON
elmer groBen 9efa6r unD nod gr0Beren @nt=
e6rung bepabrt. gr bat nt9t cine beionoere
8pltsflafe i'm 4uge ge6abt, CT poate nt4t
ben 8anquiers in SEEM gorf, nt6t ben Borz
ienfpetutanten, ntbt BEN 5abritanten, 2unoz
lpirtben ober INSTRUMENTATION einen Sc
fuuen erpetfen, f%onOern er bat bas CANA
a m ertfani If oGf i'm Nuge gebabt,
er fat ale, bonn Milliondr Bis gum Sdgel0bz
ner, Dor elmer galamitdt betpabrt, Die it6er
eingetreten mare, penn Der 8olbabfluB an
gebalten 6Gtte, ME @nbe Sar1udr uno Vim
fdn9s Sebrudr, tDenn tetrt Ueberetntommen
getroffen tporben tpdre, bic @olbreierpe tpe@
n~igftens CUR 9dlfte nit europdtf9em
@oloe 3u fiiGen uno BEN @olbdbf fuB 81
ftilen. 8pr BRET @o6en fttmmte ieoer
intelligence M}dnn barin iiberetn, baB GtpaS
ge16e9en muBte unb 3par obne 8er5ug gez
l6eben muBte, penn unfer Grebtt ni9t in
Die 8riibe gegen fplte; ieber Intelligent
Menf9 puBte, baB Elm etn3tger Tal
3 II + ii dgeptefen @4dBamtsnoten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
9eMtf6 2tHtertfnnismmS 1t1t0 Stcs
In1aSA

@rsbif9of Srelanb Fat ft6 in Der Gebe
tpel@e er in @btcago an W%a16ington's Sc
burtstdg dblas, fir gdn3li9e @bf9affunl
bon 8eaet6nungen ipie Oe utf9z4merifanel
unb Srtf9z4mertfaner erfldrt unb bdbur9
pie i~iberbaupt bur9 ieinen our Sbau getra:
genen Observation-Disclosures bic 8unt, in
tpel6er er BET Der mathematician er
8epolterung, Defenders aud Der prptetantt=
I9en ltebt, nod 9efteigert.
IS tpGre aber fe6r traurtg fir I'M ere
groBe Gepubltf, penn Der sSyrelanb'19e Ser
5enspunI9 be3iigli9 bes Mufb0rens etaes
beionberem SeutI6zNm IN
@rfiiqung ginge. Sir biefe unfere Nnft9l
laffen iib b%unberte BON 8elegen anfiibren,
@6er cine gar laut unb mGbtig fir Der
Sortbe1tanb zines amerifantf9en 9eut56z
tbnms fprec9enbe S6at1adbe muB 1i9 gegen=
mdrtig 5elbft Dem Sdubften, penn er nt9t
abiidtlia toub 1T, oufbrdngen.
9iefe 3batfa4e finbet ii9 ssrabe in bsrs
ienigen partet, tpel6er bas gan3e 6era SIRE
lambs 3ugetban 1T, Der republtfani19en,
@iele 9o6angefebene engliI9zamerttani5 9s
3eitungSorgane biefer 8artei MAIDEN 1id
gegentpGrtig Elm GeT9Gft baraus, ben 8rGz
iibenten @leoelanb nit ben ab19euli91tsn
G9mdbungen unb 8erbd9tigungen gu
iiberi9itten.
limb tparum9 WeiG er, bur9 bic f9ur@
fii3e Slide oemofrattI9er unb republican,
f9er GpngreBmitglieber, pel9e ibm bic
8oqma9t gum &bf9luB elmer Anleibe gu
3 b. 8, beripetgerten, %qe3tpungen, bebufs
Mufre6t6altung bes CREDITS Der Ser. Stddz
ten unb bebufs @btpenbung Der @efabr elmer
erunbberberbGt4en @in5teGung Der Cob
%aablungen Bombs AUDI I'M Muslanbe unb gu
3 3 a b. 8. b~erfduft bot.
9te 8erleumber tpifen re9t pobl, tpelG
I9mdbli9es 1nre6t ite benz YrGfibentsn
antbun. Nber Der bermeintli9e parteibprz
tbetl bei9ni9ttgt bic 1eBten ueberbleibIel
ibres @epifens.
Gang anbers bic beutI9zamerifani19e
republifanti6e prefe, sSbr barf man es I'M
Nqgemeinen na6riibmen, baB tbr in bieler
Ga9e Hebt unb Mabrbeit me6r gelten, als
Ydrteitpe5en unb 8~artetbosheit. 9drum
i6r 8erbammungsurtbeil qegen bas @ebah=
rem 10 bteler g3epublifaner i'm GongreB, unD
barum ibr mdnnli9es Ginitehen fir Den
YrdTibenten, gemetnfam nit ben unabbdngiz
gen unb bemotratif9en beutf9zamertfani=
f9en 3eitungen.
@u6 an bieTem GegenfaBe 1iebt man, bag
9ertf9zQmertfaner Die Mobnungen George
Mafbt1gton's our Wabrbdftigfett unb feine
0arnungen Dor blinbem unb ungere9tem
Bartetgeift better bead6ten als @nglt19@
Mmerifaner!
5erne lei es BON uns, bic guten u1tb nd9z
a6mungspertben unter ben gtgenf6aften
Der @nglif6>4merifaner gu leugnen, ober
pbartfdif9 Die 9eutf9zNmerifaner als Die
reinen Sugenbipiegel biefes 2anbes bin5uz
fteIen.
Nber baB es i'm 9eutf6 zNmerifanertbum
Gbdrafter5iige giebt, beren f%ortbauernbe
SelbftGnbiefeit gegeniiber benz @nglH9z
Gmerifanertbum II gum Moble Der Sc
5ammtbeit btenen fann, bag benefit AUDI bic
bier beipro9ene @ngelegen9eit,
Wenn Elm 10 ge19etbter Mann tpie Srez
Lamb, Der ielbft aGs Sinh bon briiben gefom9
men tit, fHh benno6 qegen biefe @etbfItdnz
bigteit ausfpri6t, 70 gebt er in feinem
Observation-Disclosures, in feinem 9targ,
unter aGen rmftdnben ben 8etfaG bieier Dirt
BON &merifanismus au ernten, bel gu melt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

Infer Na4barftout Mifouri ion cine
11eue 9anptftabt erbalten. Sefferfon 9th,
tpel6es felt 1884 oOer mod friiber, Die
9auptitabt gepeien 1T, i'm obgsfebt tper@
ben unb Sebalid an feline @teIe treten.
Dies tit Elm @8lag gegen ct, 2ouis unh
Elm @teg bon &anfas Gttb. l1ebrigenS bat
oaS Soft bes Staates nod ben NIT GROCER
Mebrbeit an9enommenen 8e39luB Der Sc
%leBgebung gut3u6eiBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
retten unb bic @epublit aIs Elm @an3es 3r

rettert ltf1D oe Teploltt ais etn 9dn3es gil
erbdlten.
George @afbington, Der tetn partsimonn
uno felbfii9tiger 8euteidger, f~onoern
Elm Patriot in bes Wortes f9Oniter 8ebeuz
tung g%etpeTen 1T, er piirbe, lebte er beut3u~
tage, Glepelanb bic 9anb rei9en, ieinen
9erunglimpfern aber perd9tlt9 ben &iten
fphrpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

Mie aus Berlin beric4tci tpirb, 6errf9t
port Elm 70 GROCER @elbiberftuB, baB fpgar
0te Spdrfohen an elmer f0rmli6en lle6erz
1dtpemmurg leiben, SIM Monat eSanuar
tpuroen bort ni6t t~pentger ais 1850 nel,e
Spdrtefenbt9er ousgegeben unb bic @inz
la9e11 UNI mebr als flint Millionen M2arf
bermeDrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
9dgItGe unb tp09entLi4e
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