Elkhart Democrat Union (Newspaper) - October 4, 1872, Elkhart, Indiana a Tear in corner of Slain and Jackson paper ootU all arrearages are paid in except at the option of the OP One Half One 50 00 Una Cards not over 10 lines One 10 CenU a line lor first aod S Post en - Mails be aa on to all Kaai West and at precisely 6 P. corner of Main and Ever bt executed ou short L. j. r. A L B A N Main and ' 8ilvi-t. Government and to from f to la A. K. and 1 to 4 P. R ELIAS Ir P. TA AND No. 188 All D and frum 6 a. m to 4 p. D. for v. S Express Co. Great ern and Local Agent Tor Y. Brie Atlantic Greal Westen Oi PAPER of and Ind. soliciten J. K. 1 John B. marble Manufacturer dealer ii and Second building West EAli Estate and General Land to care will Elk of also etc. Shop on Nev Hydraulic near in News Bookseller and the comer of Main and Pigeon g. de of the Peace and opposite he Con Leases always on H. and Counselor at Law and Notary Ind. in all Count of the Office - Over Main t. at Law and Notary 7\.0n Second next building Sunth of E. C. S. AND Office ol Second and opposite Elkhart J. M. AND Bakery 96 Main St 3 High nearly opposite tht attention given to the of hU all Kb day ur J. AND Elkhart Ind may Im bis over Hill Mil No. 90, Main on from 8 to 11 o'clock A. M and 2 t 5 o'clock P and at all other hours when not pro comet of 3d A. Conn's where be may kit CLIFTON comer of Main and kept Id r to make he kept a n tsT class p corner near the is to dat at reasonable DINING at the j. d. and accommodated in style at rea SHORE at Main street crossing M Railroad been recent ly ap in class new fornii nrc Boird only per convenient and weekly or transient BRIO Ail H White Having ol the above renovating tue same it travelog with the best oi F. W. to und from the HO I of Pearl and Canal Grand Mich ti H- Proprie billiard worn pure Wines ana Liquors of aU Gentlemanly conduci class Billiard the Day V. ELEHART OCTOBER 4, 1872. NO, 46. direct ronte to from Indiana ard Michigan over the Cin Wabash and Michigan 4S p. SO 40 -IO 15 G. Gen. K U II POST OFFICE IN from jn. and all Great Western leave York and Liverpool and every sells on Hoyal Bank of and all Cities on be Continent at the LOWEST M. D. D. Masonic Main Oxide the Painless extraction of Upper Setts of the finest quality at from to paid fot and E. extracted without pain by the new of Gas A A. S. Main and LADIES OF THIS locality will take thai in I he as a dental by Dr. they and of Latest SPRING which are being sold ON USUALLY AND Done at all in s manner warranted to in. Ladies of and lest onr Hty ib of doing and If it pleases a ehare of your a. o. May 17. loft at will receive inn by experienced wo North W ol Ibe Day and Boarders ML SIC Musical D. BROWN fully Inform the of that they have opened I MUSIC 8 XIS Main they for sale a full stock and Sheet Music Music BRADBURY Day and 1 the most liberal PIGEON known as the Bating Good B well ra Rooms for the the comfort of and Charges S. doors west of the Presbyterian lately received an excellent Eime Table adopted 15th, 3372 ard Room and all are run on Irom Cleveland and to New direct with of Foreign 8>"1 Steamers Kai lit cs for Biv ton and Kew 2. Day 13 No 4. I NO. s 11 3.011 12 am 7 SO S 40 ' 5 45 10.05 111.12 20 25 13 ' 4.48 fi 05 7.(;o 40 9 0S 10.10 11.15 ji 1.50 3'5 4.05 00 4 3f 6 35 111.02 Waverly TM 1.20 25 -' 7.5S 8.40 a v 5 4.0.1 6 04 20 11.8t 1'-!.0Sam 2 10 2 41 fifi 4.15 fi 04 7.1 7.40 -' 7.B5 IMO 27~ 7.48 52 8.5.S 50 35 54 00 0(1 15 Xew CO a tlie Lagrange Of W. except Avon and except Avon and of Room Sleeping 8SloepinirCoiohei fnm to Room couches from Niagara FulU Buffalo to 13-Sleipinir Coaches from pension Buffalo to froin to 4 Coaches from ridre and to New 8.Sleei lne from Falls and and Drawing Konni Coaches from to Xew for tickets via Erie Railway for gale at all principal General Shore Mich. No. 10. and after Sunday June 2 will be run as Buffalo at 13:35 a m 0:50 a 11:00 a arrive 4:. 0 p 7:r<0 Buffalo at 6:05 a 2:23 p 8:00 p arriving at w. Pigeon a 2:40 a Chicago 0:50 a 1-2:15 a Cleve f Toledo i p arriving at 4:10 a Chicago 7:50 a 9:00 p Cleveland a 10:55 a arriving at W. Pigeon 4:0i;PM 5:00 9:40 P 0:00 r a 4:45 White Pigeon 12:30 p 1:u1; m. 1:31 p. Rapids While a a o at 12: 05 a. m arriving al Cleveland p a. n. y. Chicago 9:50 1 40 p While ji at p u 10:25 p linf 4:05 a at 9:55; arriving at Toledo at a land 755 a 1:3.'. p at 9.-s0 p 1:10 a w. 1:50 a at Toledo at 6:i5 a 10:55am: 5:30 p 9 5i H. p at While 3::Wi> Chicago at am at at 12:05 a 6:30 Cleveland p 4.0.> a 5:20 a arriving at White 6:10 a others of first-class on band ni ill singing of all kinds and Singing aLd Sheet al uberal at prices from to Pianos from 33) t3 31,530. come in and see BROWN ii CO. Ind. 29.1S71. Grocery would to the public that be has opened a full stock and Family also a MEAT In Derr's building the Rolling Mill and Repair Shop Everything kept In cither lire of trade will be sold at as LOW PRICES as at any In town In and satisfy of this 7eb. 0.1872.-y LINE Chicago 12:35 a 6:^0 11:00 * 7:50 p 6:05 a m 2:- h at 2'35 6:.50 a 13:15 Cleveland 7ii3 m 11:50 PM: at Elkhart at 4:1.5 a 7:."i0 a 9:00 P a M 1< a arriving at 4:4U 5::15 a 11:10 a arriving at 4:45 P 0:40 p Elkhart 1S:10a u arriving at 5:33 V 10:1b p 4:0) a N. Y. Express 9:50 a 1:40 P arriving at 6:00 10:25 p 4:05 a 5:35 p P at 2:00 a ji Cleveland 7:25 A M 1:35 p p 1:1" 6:i5 Cleve 10:55 a 5:30 P 8:00 P m A at f A Cleveland 10:25 a Buffalo 4:05 P Grand 2. No 4. Stations No 3 No. 1 6:30 a m 4,05 p.m White Pigeon p.m 12,30a.m" 7-ia 4:35 Three Rivers 8:30 7.25 10:10 8:30 Grand 5,(,0 8:'J0 MICHIGAN TABLE No. 6, Takes effect June 2nd, 1871. Straw L Dress 4c., and to keep a fall cf Tery choice and Hair Goods Will not soldi cut and make AND 198 MAIN M. T H All kinds of Plea etc. on Cold LunCh all hours of the day with other One Lot 40 by 100 feet on Pigeon Hud 4'i by 16(1 feet on i 4treet,u 8. S. Str cheap for Apply G. 3. 1S71.nBO Wants a Rural Home FARM OF 172 near Thompson's Lake In five of Sin with a 26X40 a new barn 301^0, com other Also a thrifty all and good water facilities for Acres Is well for grain The entire premises will be PER or will be exchanged for tooit town in of the in the selling at from to per cnn he hy at the Union the the 1 caira and the day on siar gemmed breast Ihn Mounts the throne to sway once bcr o'er a world and Sho ihe of grown jewel on ihu brow or of and are her they tread tho Azure ns the bowers where tho Om The Kreon earth ui and The blue canopy bovo form Nature's painted by lior own Hnd the iire hymns u i o of tbo Pe s ihe and subduing in itp and lothe groves And me Holds imd B ich rUing like a Ve ed in summit lormes the famed and at its ihc pure The Moon 111 reveals the Unr a over all elHO And O night 1 we hold thee at A hi a from all Caro a cordial for nil ii from the of who In L Ving drew the tatilo earth and lo it up tlie Lagrange Of W. Aug. 1879, No. 4 No- 2 Dp 1.45 wanted I All of of either or m ike more money at work in their spare or all the at thing els G. 1 No. 3 Ar 10:40 7:00 pm 7: IS am 2:20 10:20 New 7:35 10:"fl 6:10 8:05 3:00 9:40 5:40 8:S5 3:-J0 9:-i(l 9:05 3:40 8:10" 4:10" 4:-10 3:10" 4:15" 7:30 2:00 13:00 m 5;3il made al Goshen with Ihe Lake Shore Michigan Railway for all points or and iit with the Fort Wayne R. and Chicago and alter Passenger Trains No 3, No 1. 3 1<IAMMfiPM 2 39 4 49 4:i9 1 50 4 05 12 S 11 45 2 10 2l9t, 1S7-2, Two Daily ill leave No 2. No 4 9 30 a M 12^5 a 3i 10 iii 50 toil 1 (i 1114 11-iS 2 48 ' Peru 1-2 45 3.52 ' Indianapolis 445 P JI 730am very of tho yet made in was of Owing to the the could not be made in open air according to but the court was packed to its most capacity by the very best kind of nn beina composed almost entirely of whose purpose was to The meeting was called to by Capt. J. L. and Dr. was called to the He the in a few referring to an occasion years he had ihe honor similar and yet very different Julian said that many changes have taken place during the past eight Many uncertain things have been but while the facts and have been principles remain He that he stands by erer article of the political that ho has ever The epithets of sore political and rebel had been applied io but personalities conclude of motives establish He could have had the prizes of politics this year had he hosen to sacrifice his convictions of He have been d in his onn by Morton convention or by the Democratic He wanted to be The blond hounds leaping at his or the curs barking at his are proved of that cry against There ire ways of meeting an by meeting an on its by blacking the character and the motives of the so that people won't believe him when he tells The latier is the deliberate course oi the Grant party in this and this IS why he made a set the people he had suffered political death too to mind this case the people are the jury and the first for them to know IS what the dispute is The Grant men it is the same old conflict between the blue and the and other political Rip Van are perambulating the State saying -all is when all is peace In spite of this stio ig the speaker ing his his best and bis the temerity to conclude and declare the war has really been tor eight To lug the last war icto the present is at once and the the war of 1812, the the old Jewish the wars of the old It would stir up less bad blood because more remotely ed with But to discuss a recent civil lo make an issue when it is only one that will stir up bad blood in people whose blood ought to In liis he and pitied such men as Morton who love party so much more than that ate willing to keep up this talk that be In war he hnd made war turn back the clock and he would do it but in name of decency why on when the war is and other are pressing for When the Grant party ask ihe people to fight on these they confess they are not ready to meet I lie new In the light of that alone can we interpret their they will be kept Greeley will again nut chains on the Our public debt must be repudiated or the debt the Rebels for their spile of the Emancipation the confiscation tbe XIII which kills slavery and erects its and the XlV amendment which makes a negro a declares the validity of the public debt and the ot all rebel in spite of these and the XV we are assured that the Devil is to be to piy on a large All the great and work on which the title deeds of forever rest is done in such a way the a Democratic majority gets into Congress it will be He had been taught that the rank and of all are and things have coma to a pretty pass in this country if one-half of the people in it are its If he believed he would pack up and depart for Canada or some other When Morton and Wilson tell the story of and be ieva you and he them It is a mean and cowardly lie and they know it. These were forever settled and they know it. They know that there are not a dozen old slave masters of tho south who drag out if they and the who try to frighten the with any such are to be The question is not of of shivery or of the rebel speaker then went on to discuss some of the planks in the One which that the franking privilege be ed. On this point they cry but the work he in done and they haven't it in their hearts to do it. record belies their Rut the same platform also demands a much needed civil service a 3d ought to be the test to determine the tenure of That the present condition is bad is evidenced by the report of the of which Mr. George Curtis is the One of the or 000,000. or a sum equal to the amount which they brag of paying on the war debt goes nobody knows Under the and tenure the speaker instanced the removal of Mo lellan from the office of Collector at N. Y. without any assigned McClellan was astonished and but Mr. Senator Conkling informed him that in his case President Grant had suspended the He instanced ihe case of at who wag removed for one of Ben and informed that the President had suspended tho case of tho Postmaster at Gal Tho Mail Agent apr pointed in bis own district by Morton and Jerry Wilson and then told that this would him a opportunity to operate among the Tom a member of tho Tammany so ignorant he can't a decent black all over with was ed Collector of in New York in the place of Moses Leet and are to-day plundering the Merchants of New kept in because they are useful of the Long Rranch help at the races and play with Grant's The case of who opposed the San Domingo swindle and had the whole country on bis was removed and his place given to Cameron whose name is a synonym for the thief and All ot these are instances in wh ch the had suspended the Chorpenning claim aided and by General ihe Secor claim put through by the Secretary of the Navy both by good but the speaker reminded them that hell is paved with good intentions and that when Trumbull aod Schurz proposed to inquire into every Grant man in the branded them as enemies to the Republican These are a few illustrations of Morton calls 'the b st civil service in the These are also some of the features of the administration which Senator Wilson says 100 degrees higher and near God than any other since He advises his friends who had decided to no for Grant in any event to go right but keep quiet about civil service which is the one thing the administration is not in favor plank in the platform opposes granting any more public lands to railway or othar But this declaration came fiom a party that has given 150.600,000 acres to the Pacific Railroad a that gave to the Northern Pacific during the last Congress 58,-000,000 of acres or enough to make three States as large as In this matter he effectually showed up Mr. Hendrick's it will be said that Grant signed a which gave the Northern Pacific Railroad a grant of land to of Morton denies the saying that the to was in 1861, and sign ed Lincoln while Grant was at Julian the original was pausad in 1864 granting ihe company 47,000,000 ot and giving fom years to go to At iho end of the lime nothing had been and Congress extended ihe grant two years Again the time expired and nothing had been This time tho route was some additional privileges were and the grant increased to 58.000,000 of the signed it and whoever nies denies the speaker alluded to the condition of where all the land belongs to a few The State of New Jersey the state of Camder and Amboy and which would be the Pennsylvania Central were it not tor Cameron's The Pacific railroads own and their influence is even crawling into the The people must fight them and keep them down if we are lo keep In the of public then the Grant party must change tactics or be branded as They have given away 200,000,000 as much land as there was in the original 13 and it is time to Indian policy was shown up in its Irue Tho resolution about capital and labor was It was 100 hard for Proposition of Senator Morton that great bodies men never change was for the sake ot that the Democrats who vote for Greeley do act from compulsion and not from how was it with the Grant who only a few years left the Whig party in a body and joined the Were time servants or J The Grant party boasts that it emancipated 4,000,000 of So they But why? Was it from Was it they loved the Or was it because they had to do For two years alter the war began the boys in Hue were made blood hounds to return negroes to their The party clung to slavery as a dyinu man to his last drop of Only when that it couldn't be helped they organized them 200,000 strong and set them to shooting their old Aa a party the Republicans never did anything for the negro except upon For whut they did do they are entitled to thanks the same as any man when he can't help it. Great bodies do Divine Providence often tho queerest kind of to the car of Look back at The time when the rebels fired on Great Not a Democrat or left ill all the None but patriota The logic of events is and furnishes tho best answer to the fling of those who say the Democrats are acting from compulsion or The Graat party are all grown about Democratic had elected Congress a coalition of and no man point out a time when he had violated in had once been elected in the same and ihe grandest specimen of American manhood that seen for a man it would require a miracle to change when be knew be was was once by the help of for Senator he knew him as well as though he had wheeled the mud that made He had been a for office irom the time he was of and came into the Republican by tho light of a dark the worst s he had over And if anything needed a plaster worse than his head it was his moral Bea voted for Davis 50 times in the Charlestown were alsi from the Republican party had Grant voted for any President save Buchanan who is nof on the record as a first class The offer cf the presidency could not un til he was assured that he should have it a second All the repentant rebels are and rebels they can't itself couldn't save But and Mosby and are all But these men who so nervous about Democratic entertained a proposition to pay rebel pensions in thn committee on at the Philadelphia and aie now flooding the Post Offices with documents in favor of the Louisville But Horace Greeley is In what? The speaker challenged the production of a single instance ing him to have flinched on any issue of He reminded them that Horace Greeley is the when fighting Know Nothings and losing 10U6 a said his paper might go and he would saw wood for a Who calls him tho Know Re the man who has been every side of every question since he entered public But Greeley is a speaker explained the true n of Horace Greeley during ihe and reminded his hearers thai Mr. Seward and Presi dent Lincoln were as much opposed to 0 as Greo Gie ley did nothing more nor lees than maintain the Jeffersonian principles of the right of revolution and talked about leaving the question to a fair and a constitutional but when it evident that war was Greeley with his did more than Grant with his And the man who brands Greeley with a in any odious is either a liar or a The peace Greeley offered to pay the slaves and which was But Lincoln offered them keep tho slaves if they would down sheir 90 Which was the issue It is not civil service It is not the land It is not the but it is we have tehall the nation be one or two? Shall we make another Ireland or a Poland of the or a true union of hearts and When they to go with out of the grave yard of dead shall we offer them the tomahawk and scalping Tho great present need of this country is Not the peace of Gen. Grant which passes but a real nod a trne union of Bnd North and band played the Spangled the close of the speech Mr. Ellison was called and made a few in the course of which he said that he could endorse every word of the speech just made as the true principles of the real Democracy of Lan and de negroes are being educated by their Grant leaders up to a comprehension of ihe politics of the as the following from a report of a speech delivered by a ed citizen at as published in the St. Louis will is gis bout as good as the culled men will vote for de las one ob dem. I would like to the culled gemmen dat would vote for old dat old rebel Democrat dat wants to put us back in You mus vote fir he is our trien and lubs us as he lubs We all are de apple ob his when Grant made ds fifteen commandment to de he said we all should have forty acres ob Ian and a Now I telU if we him we will get dat Ian and de Libbel party am a nest ob Dis is de coon dat is eatin up your Old wants to make a and make rebels as good as black I tell you dar is no whito men as as a Grant and his You hear de white men talkin bout de What of de I don't care if old Greeley gets a 1 and 1 specs he will most all ob dem. De white man votes de vote an all de black men will vote for and dar is bout million more culled votes dan dere voters in de you Grant will to find I has said all Las husbands of strong-minded women are of no For that matter few husbands are hut in this age of careful and minute scientific when nothing seems so trivial as to be unworthy the of the philosophic it not bo sut of place 10 gather a few on this branch of position a man wife are and that one the has been disputed hy heretics of this but it is useless to deny the essential unity of the married proves that either the husband and wife are one and thai cne the or that the husband and wife are and that one the are one thing and facts Facts are stubborn and men and women are much a man may have seemed to be before marriage with minded from that fatal hour the of absorption and never until he disappears utterly as an individual existence The case of tho husband of Elizabeth Cady Stanton is an instance of Mr. Stanton before his marriage was a young man of fine culture a broad and liberal a young orator for whom great fame was dieted by all who knew and for some time it seemed that his native powers were such as to enable him to the action of the general But there is no the forces of nature by slow degress the process of absorption went little by little he sank from the till he disappeared from sight altogether as one of the editors of the husband of Lucy Stone offers us another H. B. Blackwell was never much before his with Lucy He is loss than nothing husband of Mrs. Livermore is known only by There is a myth 10 the effect of that and of the Mrs Having immortalized by this retired from tbe public gaze to the modest seclusion of the domestic circle was very of Julia Ward Howe did not yield bis fate without a He made a superhuman eff irt tc bring himself up by He grasped at the Santo Domingo Commissions with thd clutch of out it was all in in the e of Mrs was much for Let us respect the courage which deserved a better husbands of Victoria have the hills of slowly through her As owned his immortality to the pen of bo Dr. Woodhull will bp known to fame only by the annals of his wife's Colonel Blood is doing his effectual best to retain his individuality in the columns of the Woodhull His struggles are but he may rest assured that he can not escape the general fate of his B. Anthony has no husband Though is Va. rious desperate and devoted by girlish have essayed to plunge headlong into tha maelstrom of pny but with a firm but gentia hand she has Id them from the false nobly refusing to accept the these are quite sufficient to prove the truth of the general princi which I have I have spoken only of the husbands of the most prominent among the strong minded but should any doubter desire further I need only reinforce my position by bringing np tie bus bands of the lesser as the larger the righi One and all would prove that there are no exceptions to the general F. in Golden the a of Democrats have been accustomed to pin their political faith in a great measure upon ihe New York Day we call their attention to the following extract from that Louisville As long as there was a hope left the true Democratic party of the so to the field in November and defeat the Grant we clung lo the as the drowning mariner clings to the shrouds of his sinking home in mid in the pitiless Hope from that is It is too 1 Three parties in the field make Grant's elec tion and that crushes the pulsation of life in the impoverished and starved The only man who can afford any relief to the South and thereby to the Horace He is uot our God but he is immeasurably the superior of U. S. morally and and he has promised to relieve the distracted the chaos of the we do the beat service we can for what we believe to be the good of the the Louisville Convention till after and all g od who believe in getting General Grant out of unite on tbe only available candidate the peculiar circumstances of the moment Horace Liberal of Ihe long shadows toward tha and our as il conscious of classic ground moved with a gentle motion givine us abundant time to take in the beautiful scenery that burst upon out view The of was as if by fo hi on as it whirled and on toward the grea The scone and ihe were and tho mind would in both and Noi many decades where now beautiful and bustling city of with its massive business its increasing din and bustle of manufactures and were thickly wigwams of age and instead of the scream of the from shore to shore was war whoop that told ol blood and savage cruelly on the war or in the settlers In im 1 could see emerging from among the islands at the the frail bark bearing the noble but venturesome and his as they braved the of these savage the or to the dusky children of the Hawk and his wily band are not here but their acts of cruelty are not to be from the minds 01 very many who even now tread the busy walks of life on these banks and children's children can never look with favor upon one of the sons of the is a structure that spans the river at this and oi which its builders may well be It has a pivotal section for the of steamers and sail and is au iron structure suspended from solid gjone abutments and is one of the western railroad and shows lifo and animation at every and Missouri Hiver Road is a live coiv and spares no pains lor the advancement of the interests of this city and all connecting points on its Southern Iowa and Nebraska owe this road a debt of gratitude too large for and the traveling public who have occasion to patronize great must certainly be made to realize that even upon the high road of the comforts and luxuries of home are not entirely igo It does seem to me that a road whose business is transacted so nearly upon ihe true principles of justice and must be a complete success and meet with the favor which it so richly fortunes are made here in the lumber Boards and logs are rafted from the great northern forests by the and are soon on the to every hamlet and town in this and far western People need to go away from home in order to fully realize the wonderful re sources of this wonderful country of Lumber from the coal from tho from the and from the from and copper in abundance with broad of plains covered vi ith countless herds of what a country we have to be Well may we be the envy of the he west is rapidly developing its and adding wealth to the whole and ihe set work of rail roads onr path in any and every so nearly ime and that the path of commerce is ever at our and man can never bo far from home until he goes over the dark he will most assuredly be at Fashionable Woman's a all pumps dismantled by who had eaten up slf their were strips the breath of life in them 111 was sighted off Sandy coming toward what would a practical onic d medical wa hrad beef and a iva Ut g them 10 port at the earliest would the e Send word not accept and but keep on of worm eaten hides or old hoot tops till he could see and for plenty of choice and a tip-top to off. To sure it take rime to do all and it quite true ami salt leef are a on as a but they better keep on with the said boot ops and vermin coveted salt as I lill he could arrange' for a in the he procure a of fare of most tantalizing upon they could feast their while the old Now this is just what the great class represented by the men who went to Louisville are they are not able to give ihe straight out political aid to the South tir the or the East or the md rather than move to offer the and salt beef to the politically starving prefer to offer a splendid of fare in the shape of an on pure with no Democratic viands at all on hand to deal in the telling the suffering to grin and bear it four years the repast is cooked for chew old boot oops and bad and wait an time for good old Democratic fare than take Greeley and salt beef is their We do not hanker after the the South would not hanker after it if the diet they now have were not so As they and when any change would improve their and this is all the relief they can get to-day in the name of humanity is it not better to give it than insult them by long rigmaroles of rhetoric on the nutritive properties of the porter honse steak to it is the political food the political relief the South illustrations of the nutritious properties of certain doctrines when you have no embodiment of those doctrines to Do reflect a If you can not the country the political repast it ought to do the and it lo stop the starvation of the Southern Great to U. S- by Charles in the year of our 1872 Ignorance Bribe G ift R Instigation of Frauds Head of Ring most Apologist for Corrupt Violation of the Meddling in State In all these be excelled all his rises to in all sections cf the that no Republicans support Greeley and This reminds him of a little A gentleman in of a summer drove up in front country hotel The appealed in tho with a very much with I sm looking for a quiet place where there are no a alar at his a within ten None ever known Scarcer nor hen's Wish they Was all have mercy on my and please let me have the in that I saw at Stewart's this morn with black laca flounces and that dress would be very to I If you grant me my please let me have a new black lace shawl dear I kneel before Thee perfectly for Mme. has sent me home sach a lovely A most heavenly little bijou composed of white with coral ostrich For this favor I am feeling very Give 1 pray an humble and a new green silk with point lace Let me not grow too fond of this vain and deceitful like other woman bat make me exceedingly gentle and the winter fashions let them suit my style of beauty and let there be plenty of and fl for I love them all very Bless my please send theoi a good I have neither the lime or inclination to look after them Lord take care of rae while I sleep and pray keep watch over iry Iowa girls turn out in processions fill ihe air with shrill shrieks for their favorite DAUGHTER of General Birney is learning to set type in the office of the Boston as for editing a paper in the Martei Leopoldine is the name which the King of the Belgians has bestowed upon his infant a writer and speak er in the of is about to reappear the coming Some years since when very she de livered lectures in that cause to eid audiences throughout Eastern and Western exchange says In 1855 Henry Wilson voluntarily took an oath which bound him to forever by his vote and his the election or appointment of any foreigner and any Roman whether foreign or to any or national He was one of a commitee that drew up a still stringent In this the classes that the wished to prescribe were wantonly insulted by being styled and with breath and slimy For the of the abominable Henry Wilson worked with might and It carried by a majority of 81,000, and elected 412 out of 416 members of the These 412 elected Mr. Wilson as their first On of the rigid laws they many hundreds of foreign citizens it to their interests to leave the in Did such a state of things convince Mr. of iho of his No. He became the bead of the Massachusetts ' State He led the Massachusetts delegation to the of the at Philadelphia in June 1855,a that was called to organize the opposition to foreigners throughout When this council Mr. Wilson headed one wing of and issued an address to the and defending the of append a couple of interesting This is one of the questions which Henry Wilson's committee and which Henry Wilson ed you willing to nse your in vote only for native born American citizens for all offices of honor and trust in the gift of the to the exclusion of all lions and e. and e. in for or general exclusive of all party is part of the oath that Henry Wilson's committee and that Henry Wilson assented of my own free will and and in the presence of the Almighty * * * do solemnly and promise and declare that I * * not vote or give my influence for any man for any office in tbe gift of the except he be an American born citizen in favor of ruling nor if he be a snake e. a Roman * * * All the I do solemnly promise and declare to the best of my to under the no less penalty than the apprehension of being an outcast from my and universally despised by my as a wilful traitor and perjurer to God my and the land that gave me So help me God and keep me pledges which Senator Wilson helped lo devise and which he swore to will be interesting reading for the foreign-born citizens whom tho Senator is now trying to flatter into voting for and whom he styled in 1855, and with tial breath and slimy present of in 1869, ordered the national idols to be declaring her desire that her kingdom should rest on Before the close of the year multitudes of the people had committed their idols and charms to tho At the close of the fith year the communicants numbered 20.951. and the adherents to Christianity 231. 795. Woman's Tea has bought a ship and fitted it out for trade between New York and It has been named the Madame after the of the This is the first time a ship was ever bought and fitted out by women for
