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VOL. X.
Ceo. R Brock & Co.
Bankers,
GUIDE ROCK, NEBRASKA.
Ik, a ftiprl brklr.f .Bni. mnrttw mlt.
end ptumptir remtttni. Uor 6
fortsa fXcbacc.
REFCJIKSCE3:
IsSJrKmiriUsV Lincoln Xeb. KoaetM Kro..
j tankrr. Sew York.
AIm accfcU lor the InMn lemihlp B-
R E. Jlor.r-. Trei't
E. II. AtnblM.
Caahier.
John Mnor V. Prw't
Frank lrhta.
At Ch'r.
First National Bank
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Cnnital. - 50,UU.
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R.A.STMrsj.
.SoUtj l'ublif.
F. A PU'EEZY.
Jttoroey t Lw.
aaFSOfl &5WJ5JWX,
BLUE HILL. WEB5TCII CO., NEB.
a r:..r.I T!anVtar BniBr
TrarfaeteJ.
t,e-Ul Carr rifeti to Collejlioni. t "J
Lou.1 at I-w IUle.. " Bond
Krm
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coitr.iroNDKSTS:
Konnii-nrothm Itanktn. Stw York Citr:
Uauk. Omaha Kabraika.
Lrti Vonii.
l'ro-'Jont
I.. P. AirrtrswT.
Viec-Pre.iJ.il t.
Kobt.V. SniKT. CMhien
STATE '1 OF EE. .LOU.,
Special Attention Clven to Collec
tion. DIRECTOnS:
J. W. Kukiiwoop. Sii.ii0.
Ltvi Xuokk. 1" Albhoht.
Eot. V.Fit.
Buy and ell Exchanse.
lections' Pit"onnt Notes
General Banking Businos.
iNlKKKeT ALLOWCP OS
IEiins.
Mate col-aud-
do a
all Time
W. H. STtOHM. Q- E. McKet
STK0I1M & McKEEBY,
Attorneys At Law,
bed cloud," - - sed-
JL'ai bs consulted in 1'ngH'b or Oetxan.
Colleetiurjiwill rcceifc x-rotaft attention.
OFFICE Uutr west of tle bauk of lleJ
Cluu.l.
o. C. Cam. Jaa- JdcNaar.
Case 8c McNeny,
. tTOWcrrs and cocsselow at iaw.
Will rraetic in all the Court of thii State a
Northern Kcx. coliectioni m well a. Iitifa
tcli)Uiiiejicarrlu'.ljr and efficiently attended to.
inner:- On Webitor Stnet. una door tuftk
of Uarbar'a Moie.
KKI CI.OUO. XKU.
J. L.Kjlkt.
illooniicctoa,
Nebraska,
C. W. Fv4t.T.
Red Cloud. Neb.
KA.LEY BROS.,
A TTORNKYS AT l..W k BEAL EST ATX
AOESTS.
Wilt praiii- in all tb- Courts in Kcbra'ka
cil nnrthtru Kara.: rrlleetiiinj t-nnui'tlr at
t cud id toatiti corrrtjndmceolieitcit.
J.2D CLOTS. Sebraskai
Alio. Atcr.t for C. A M. K. U. Land.
J. S. GILHAM,
A TT0RNF.Y ANl COrSSHLOR AT L.VW.
OJfice opptvite City Drug Flore.
RED CLOUD. - NEBRASKA.
Edwin C. Hawley,
TTORSEy
A COUNSELOR AT UV.
Offick: Over Me Farland's store.
BSD CLOUD, KS8.
Laird & Smith,
A TTOUXKYS AND COUXSEt.or.S AT IW.
- JIastings, - NnunAtKA.
-.t-;,, , rBt.v- :n aii ti. Court of tbe State.
;- -. .
Proaspt attention ten to all boMneie entrusjed
to hi care. iulrl-
j ,1 Dr. H. A. Baird,
(RESIDENT DENTIST.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
R.!. SVHEKCK.
Physician & Surgecrn,
C0WLE5, XtaiRASKA.
Professional rail promptly attended.
Office: At residence near Cowlcs. S-51
Taints,
e COOK'
Oils,
33 D
GIa5.
CLOUD
Notions.
DRUG
Wall Taper,
STORE.
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"ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS
RED CLOUD. WKBSTER COUNTY, NKBRASKA, FRIDAY. JANPARY. '26. JSW.
THE CHIEF.
t
D LUTZ,
EDITOR.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 36, 1883.
AMERICAN FROCK ESS.
HY C. C UELTMA.V.
We conclude thw weet the publica
tion of an nddrcs entitled, American
VroxT&, delivered by C. C. H el tin an,
of liicFurgsririr, Nucleoli? county, pram
n.ir B..hru.f L.fnri. tUA-iilrf,! Wl.r.
lHSZTs. e-m m&afffcf
fciiTeartier; Association, latelv held nd ean of the world fiiit thousand
here. It h somewhat leuhv, "but we uf wgnificenl tcni-hi. btnn the
oiri. it in full . tth tbo faith " that nth. prwiuft oftlw rW A tilld In-
r- -- r .
as well as ouivclvc.", may
find
..,.ns,rt ami profit in its freritlent rw"- ,
rusa! and careful contemplation, and
more especially so when they consider
that it author is a youiiR man only '23
years old. His add res, while not en
tirely free from merited criticism, in
our judgement, con-iiderinj; the au
thor's youthfulne, a rare prmlurt of
r
.
t
the young American mind. It wa ou
nappv lonune lourtueu w a-zo last
. '- r.' ...
Aiigii,tioiieariHMiopsininon,oiine
M. E. Church notoriety, dn.cot.rsc on
the "future of our country." And
WtlllC we tllOUgllt that, the greatest
. . .
rpimuon to American patnoti.-m that ,
we had ever listened to, we deemed
Mr. Helt man 'a little .-hort of it. And
considering again his tender age. what
may we not hope for in the future of
our country.
That the address was commenced
without an introduction is chargable
to the oversight of our boy compositor
and the absence of "ye editor" on go
ing to press.
-- 1 -
We read of their dead heroes, philoso
phers, poets, and atat-men, admire
their achievement. in the fields of art,
science and war, and forget that we
have names that eclipse I hem; name
that shall ever illumine history's page.
And though the clinging hums may
have covered and hid their initials on
the crumbling tomlstone, yet. in the
hearts of grateful fellowmen, a monu
ment more enduring and spotlc-s in its
he.iuty, than the purest, whitest mar
ble, shall tower proudly erect, as long
as Immunity admire geniu, or rever
ences great and glorious deeds. Men
and women may be living to-day who
slept in their cradles during the strug
gles that finally rotilted in their estab
lishing our national existence.
They talk of limes and epochs in
American history thnt seem to u a
part of a far distant past. They speak
of days when the country we now in
habit, surrounded by all the comforts
and luxuries of civilized life, was un
known save in the tales of some won
derful hunter. When the broad pra-
ries that surround us were the home of
the buffalo. Where no habitation was,
except, perhaps, the rude wigwam of.
the savage, and ''where rolled the Ore
gon, and heard no sound, savc his own
dashings.''
They arc relics of a primative past,
living in the midst of wonders. They
were born with our country, and have
lived to witness its brightening glory.
They were children when three million
of souls achieved constitutional liber
ty, and now, with silvered heads, and
trembling steps, they walk among fifty
millions of prosperous countrymen.
Is not thi a wonderful progress during
a single lifetime?
Thcv have een the boundaries of
our laud extended to the Pacific ocean
and the grandest fabric ever erected,
gain new strength at:d beauty with the
vears. Although so voung. our land
exceed any other in the variety and
value of its productions. With regard
to production and manufactures, the
U, S. may be divided into three great
divission. In the centre, guarded on
the east and west by mighty ranges of
mountains, and watered by copious
streams i the grande-t agricultural re
gion on the face of the earth The
Miisbippi basin, whence the life-giving
streams go forth, our mighty rivei
permeating the land like gigantic ar
teries, are thronged with thousands of
vessels, bearing toji hungry world, the
golden products of our boumllez'S
plains and fertile valleys. If we glance
at the map of Europe we find that the
country is divided among a number of
nationalities. We notice also that the
variation of climate have much to do
in defiuing the boundaries of the ditler
cnt governments; and thrt no single
country is able to succesofully produce
all the inauy articles a civilized and en
lightened erple require. Hence ire
readily sec that they must in great
measure depend on other climes for
numberles things they feel neeeary to
their comfort and happiness. Witli us
it is different. We liave a climate
rangelng from Arctic coldness to tor
rid heat. Are able to produce almo-l
all the agricultural products of the tor-
iidf the Temperate and Frigid zones.
The vines of California, rival in luct
iou-nesj? of their clusters, the famous
fruits of sun-kissed Itahr; or the golden
vales of lovely Siuim The orange
groves of Florida are bending beneath
their wealth of fruit, and our cotton
keep the spindles of the worH a go-
mik. xixc eastern uivieeion u tii l.io.l
of the loom. ih frumon- ti.m;n..j
the work shop. Here are the &tre&xns could without much trouble find a: America has about reached her zenith. 1
and thc coalfields wiich supply the Jnujxiber of rcaijn.. Wc have a jw1 and till sooner or Iter smduallv de-'
1 v -',-!'
THE PRICE OF LIBERTY,"
rwcrtbat cstoi the wheel, of the
mwiufiictorvlorevulvcmhilcihcwe.
tern dii-.iin prcrfdeni Grant
once mmJ, the "tron- box" of the un-
J. i
I rC. ...:..- r.,e:-, ;n.rt,...i.
Our mountain furnish incihauti
i.i-...,r.-.r ii,. nr,.i i ,.rn.
t FIU IUW"" ! j-a '" l'- -- -' ;
t. ,.. l -.!. f..r. I
fir -learning ami countbs anvil
rincinir. J-ct u consider (or a m
?
ment the prmcrc. of invention.
Amonp the mot noUblu i the ootton
gin constructed by Eh Whitney The
cotton crop, lfor" thi- invention "j
of no fjreat imjKirUinec. Afterward it
became one of the lc:djnu product of
the country. The fint temuioat fai
invented by an
mentr-n. T.lny a-
J Oil ail MIUH, Ull? rS,
and late,
uinP" rtiueriraii uicsiiiui . t:
i. .1- .. .'..... r :... li-..
claim the elcctro-mspnclic telegraph,
the wirei of which rtretch acrr- otir
entire land, and, pa-,nj- lueath the
vKcni.WHVe, bind the old and new
wrl1. lM.i.flifr. "I unitl.l nr.,.n- vonr
jrood nature were I to attempt to men-
tion all the remarkable inventions o!
American cciiiu.. Tlie thou-aml of
'iiirKiel at the -talent office at the capi-
' tal of the nation, are the l-t evidence
. ....
.
.of Am..rimn inifoniiitv amULill." ,
- - .
hile nil thi- pnrejH h ln o- .
,ing on in developing the natural re-
m-,urvf in imr voumri, me h-.; iv
j i i i 1-.
. v e-t .., ,u ...,,-
ci;uuiu uiiu iii 1, 111111 u iijut z. iui-
mtt f..nr rf m..,...fnt .."! r,.'. 15,. f .i
. 1 I 1..
that were it not for "the attention paid
to the ditfu-ion of general knowleilge.
America would not to-day occupy the.
ptoud position the does.
If we glance at the mnnlKir of won
derful apjdiancea that have been uti
lized in all the departments of labot;
we notice that the were siisgested by
persons of considerable education. In
fact, in whatever field anything of im
portance has been accomplished it in
owing to our high standard of intelli
gence. During the List half oftho contttry,
America ha made wonderfully pro
gressive strides in literary l.ibir. The
works of our authors are read and ad
mired throughout the civilized world.
Among historian-, the names of Pre--cott,
Motley, and Haucroft tand out
prominent and will go down to poster
ity. Of poets we have Whittier, Bry-
silk niiu l.tiitLicumi uiic iiiic;. it:in-i
.... , , ,, , , J
miliar in everv hotehold and are read'
. 1 t ......rn... ...i. .. it..... -, r.
with feelings of pleasure
the world
over. If we wish to indulge in romance
or miscellaneous sketches, we turn to
Cooper, Hawthorne or Irving, and find
on every page, beau tie- of language
and -entiment. Our orators, and state
men, among whom are Webster, Clay
and Calhoun, are 'he pride of America
and their utterance shall go ringing
down the ago till time shall 1 no
more.
It if. estimated that there are almut
0000 newspapers and magazines pul-
li-hed in the United Stale", with an an
nual issue of about two million seven
hundred copies. And all this siuce
the establishment of the first paper in
I7fG. Our land hn about as many
periodical? a the whole world besides,
with a circulation one thin! greater.
Americans are pieeminently a ncw
nancr reading people. This is one of
the peculiarities that strikes the atten
tion of a stranger. Free a- the air, the
newspaper penoirato every part of the j
country, is found in every office and
warehouse, in even- parlor and hovel,
in the hot"l and the railway car, in the
priBon and the church. Thi fact alone
should convince the most skeptical
that the American jeople take the
lead as fnr a intelligence is concerned.
From the simple hand press of Frank
lin and th unpretonttou school
house m tne ores we nave auvaneeu
to presses capable of turning off frcm
15 to 20 thousand.'shects of S or 10 pa -
gts, cutting pastius, and folding them
ready for mailing in an hour. Onr cit
ies are filled with immen-c cstablL-h
ments, whose publications are scat
tered throughout our land, and fill our
houes with golden gems of thought;
while a scho 1 system, almost perfect
in its organization, and boundless in
its ennobling influence, has extended
itself until to-day it i the admiration
tion of the world, and ttie prouilesl ( $yAt iaDorel ior the same land,
boast of the American people. Ounfor the nic principle that I lore. I
universities and colleges of little im
portance one hundred years ago. to
day occupy a well deserved place
among institutions of learning, and onr
people have so progressed that they
cherish as the keystone of American
perpetuity, this glorious school system
of oars.
Four hundred years ago this niagnif-J, thc 4th ,j3y of Jtllv? 197Cs Arasric
iccnt domain was unknown. To-day j, nnj TUetbewol4L Yoti mav imag
there is hardly a hill thc white man j ine lbe jtjoa i, iml I n ven
has not trod and hanlly a spot that! tJJre a stronj:er that forty years
does not echo back the bhrill shriek of j hcnce Ialnd wiIi peooled' by one
tnenymg locomotive as u munuers
past villages, through fields of waving
golden grain, by mills, mines and rnan-
(ufactones. acrosts boundless pranej,
through picturesque mountain gor
ges, and lovely mountain dells, and fi-
nally stop wheezing and panting by
the shores of the great "south sea.M
three thousand miles distant from the,
spot where in 1620 the Pilgrim fathers j worshipped shrine of rttslair Colam
ianded In thc wilderness. j bisu There mar l those iio, having
You may ask. -what ia the secret of
this wonderful advancement Wejtiotss, come to the coaduaioa that
) . i i JWaar i . i .,..1 iii 'i i
Cloud Chief.
AND $1.50 A YEAR IS THE PRICE OFTHE CHIEF.
llr clhrwd frc- mH pntoU f tlw fm
P brwishl Umbu it
-t rt anJ U: AiB f etU
"c lk " mipiH Utod. tkr
i American wtL nr ie c j a mmr
American KtL nr irf" e J a Ma
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rri'iiehiuan, a Ornuau an Italian or a
Greek, and rmmbrs only tbt
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xpand with cnmj; brtiijr. 1I.
principle lectmc dH;raur. im1
hencforih he Hve am fa?. aimttnd
ith our intfTIo. Ills thi act ttet
lSlhcr with our intcl"taKl $nfvgAr-
it ba ralretl ottr Jowl to thtt
proud po-iwon -he now oerj4r!.
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sother oi me -pcaaitue oi ina nno,i"" v ..,-.. ...... -
that ha enabled our people t - e-
nally di-linpni-b tbcuiMMVc in all the
department, of manufactonii-, art, ri
ence eomrnervc And acnruluire. It 1 j
thij' wide ditfu-ion of the different lent-
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our national charartr. Tlial lbM.ro-1
rrC" 1U COnlintli' 1 n CCIUtin U l
that a ruler, mighty and jniwcrful. hi
who-e hand c are hut ariiwn wuit-
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S out n oeniny. i- ijuinmi- , .,.
.lapinj; our untional upnanl rafin-r
u"'' P--wl through the old Ute
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Houe ami liHiked at the vononihle old
b h MW lhe eontinuu.
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inc it--timbers reverontlv, and imimk-,
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and nhen I taw the little
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1 ana a-JC, is mi me o.u uovriy ii?i
U a-K, is tni' toe oiu oovrij 1171-
I full that the perpf'tuatiou ofourgtr-
j eruiiint nc a.uru. I lell turn we
had no rea-on to feel alarmed iUi an
eloment so intelligent, -o pntrioUe. ami
r-o litarty loving, crowing up to take
our fihice in the future. Where 'hall
j all tin end. I can not imagine a
hoight too glorious for our nation t at
tain. The probabilities are, that our
national greatno ha- only leftin.
That the la.-t eonturv ha- been but the
beginning of progress. TIihI the first
page only, of our hiMory ha.- been
written. That with the twentieth cen
tury will dawn such an era of enlight
enment and wi-dom, a the imagina
tion of man has nc or diearued pi
ble or the pun of the l.tetnrtnn record
ed. On tiie American continent will be
fought and won the battle of humani
ty. In our land will lc vindicated th
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principle of mans equality. I no
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nas ever iiein as iiuy 10 nnu, i ji
hi? inheritance, denied by dopot per
haps, but imvorthele hi very own.
We can't look for Europe to take the
first step in arcording to mankind the
rights belonging to then a rational
beings. Its vanou monarch- are
struggling to retain their grap on Kiw
er and aggrandise themselves by run
nins. some wenkci nation. Tlie soil of
the old world is trembling with the
march of arme'd men. but the day i
coming when the power of mind shall
decide the detiny of nations and the
happiness uf mankind; when the pomp
and glory of military exploit shall
fade away anil have no power to de
stroy, and when the intelectual capac
ity of a nation shall alone be its en
gines for achieving renown. We may
congratulate ourselves that we lie in
a land of intelectual and moral enlight
enment. That our country it, not
burdened with the fetters of ignorance.
superstition and folly; and that as the
year wain, our people realize more
and more, the duty they owe to God,
to them-elve and to posterity. When
I visited the creat exhibition in Phila
delphia, in 1S7G. and saw what an emi
nent po-ition onr century had at
tained; when I saw the reprenta lives
of almo-t every nationality lneath
the sun c.uhered together, doing honor
to ft nalion xtKm in ycar. but &mou,
f(jr j,cr u ani when I aw on
j .... H:,i .i,,. vblenre of thi nnnara-
hjlled prosperity, I thanked God that I
was an American. That the grand
country the old patriots founded and
tliouandi of patriots since have fos
tered was mine, and that when men
speak of our wnnderou career and
talk reverently of Washington, of Lin
coln of Jefferson, of all those who-n
fame makes radient our pt, I could
, cla-IR1 thcJH M countrymen and say
repeat, our destiny is a grand, a glori-ou-
one.
By the pat we can nieaurc the fu
ture. By the stride made during the
last century we can estimate the ad
vancement to le made during the
next. We can rcadilv believe that le-
fore the sumdnk. below the horizon
imndred million of souk- Jost think
of it! I grow enthusiastic when I think
i of tlie grand possibilities of the future
Though the various sections of oar
country may be divided by questions
of government; nd though political
, differences may nntagoniae men, yet I
believe that fray down in the bexrt ol
each and everv true American is tlie
i studied the histories of decayed Tta-
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aciw a 4rem tnerA4 .Ihka
ca otl by Enfia uoaMty ju4
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and theh tkanl Oo4 rnled tn
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rij-bt ad ji"t? The battle Hwnr
Tb darir daxxb thut at Unw
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of the Krpobhe 1 wooid rrt ten bet
ter rrpiy than to point to ih- thou
and of -chool. eitrl Kte sm
throughout our Ural hind and ak
In all 3'our ttnlie! of anoont hr hrr
ovttr notwed anUun hVw tht I
Moh! hU to M4t wrth ham nil the
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I l,aJ mh.I intiHirtt. .il vm- lit alt .mt
nanu, anti intpjiru, jnn, ij'
h.urv, orer renal of wnch a nalMR of
worker??
With Mich a jeoplc. with rocfc a r-
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oru, can rte ritnr r ?' a
tliou.aml uuius no Hating mibottit t
tied faith in the jmtriou-m nml etitcr
pn of thu A m nnraii MMp4e, I Jo. k
for the day soon to dawn. hrii we '
-ball know wi north, tto-onth, when'
we hall forgot thot we are dn ict.
or rcpublienn ami ronuniilmr out
tiiat we love one land, one nation xii
Tlts perpetuation of oir national m-iit..tiUitioii-,
and the prr-onation 4
the glonoti Ikkmi of hlmrty, depetnl.
on the right ue of our prtvilejf- a
citizens. Tlii prineiplu tiieii of the
ptitpbr's Miveieia!Hy wc may caii the
starting nint of onr prt-iit pri"rKn
ly. Tins il viw that iippoalo! lo the
hearis ar.d miudt. of intelligent human
ity, tilled otir valley with connlk--.
home-, lineil the bank of our-lrotun
with fnetone rnd mill, covenil ll
water witli thon-nnd ofvc?el l)octr
ing the star and stripe. Uiund the
ends of tho coiitineitt ugother with
band- of iron and teei, tooV captive
the electric fluid, and snt tlm me.
age, "Glory to God in the hlghe-t, on
earth peace good will toward won, on
lightning wings acrn the oa. Tlii
American ptnt it a that ha made a
land of churchc, a land of chool, n
land whore myriad of ppirrs point
teh ven ward, and admonih u of the
debt of gratitude c oe to the So
jironi" Heing for the many national
bloving we enjoy. Idir and go
tlpmen, our subject i a broad one
What I have already aid i but a
mall part of hat might he aid on
American progress. If we look about
u wc -ee evidences of it on every ide
We notice fertile, wtdl cultivated farm
where, not many years aso tho tall
grstv of the prairie waved and no
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