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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

The citizens Of Buchanan and vicinity have held :
meehng-oud determined to celebrate The passape of
the James River Bill by an inflammation and ball They
icnder their thanks 10 Mcssrs. Joseph G. Cabel and
chapman Johnson-and the citizens Of Richmond for
inc assistance which they have contributed to this i'm.
pofani enterprise We shall give the proceednrsin our
next. "
lo-morIcw night. The citizens Of Richmond rive a
splendid BAH ~ tho members Of the Legislature al the
Eas hote There viii probably be $40 subscribers al
~ a-neadi'ut The occasion invites all the citizens Of
liehmond and vicinity 20 join in the celebration.
There have been recently several fires in Baltimore
The large and splendid Athcnuum was burnt down on
Saturday This building originally about $40 600
ard was insured to The amount Of $4,000 Tile BaIG.
fore Lyceum, which kept in one If It's rooms has
also suffered considerably ia The oss Of books ptoso.
phical Instruments, &c The "Chroncle" states that
the total loss sustained By the whole fire. aboro ne
amount insured, Is not less tlan $4,000.
- The 9th No. Of tho Southern Lite,ayg 8fesseaoe,
came out yesterday II has been delayed by the ncces.
sy OF consulting with, and sending prooshocts TO- dis
iant auhors-We have not had time 30 look over is
contents with any sort # attention; but we understand
E one Of the best, If NOT The very best Of the series
\ .llL AnnI I..rf..a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
TO TTfr EDiTOl
MIR. SENATOR

:, 70 TIE tDiTOh
9 stS otNAiOh
S'N-On ,ooA,ng over inc
"ssS sccn what nave oecn
So u interest ever since u
VII d" "p',iog! ny hr. McNi Fr
uic part winch ne thought Fal
eNs,s U.s.
4, "a -. u'e S.,"r paper. am inc
r.u,.'E o' .i,e wing ION IN the
Nv1snt NJ. o' M Hi',omas Mr..
a.. mas I, VII "p'n ne ey ina.
: H. J., . ~, III! I'M, o'iuur W rs Said
c,s, . H. - 80 ,i r. ~, ~ AS Al
,,;r,'i -, "ss'' VI 1iiV" the
,h IL IN. ~ -. - iencd 10
=, , =" ,ae s' III; V, ms, pt scrupied
,si LII "a" s"''' 'vn anu eN-
a., 49,, H., !,
- ;, 10, 80 ny Grant that |
n..,,Ii ~, 49,, =" innici mat /
bn, zen. ~. MI hiVcs F;
dos;rd -, 80, 10 represent,
80, " ~ would so IN.
that a,',is - 'iny seat. DID
t;,ro enh:Is, IT, cHe'uon at any
H. ~, a. ,,,iJ ms constituents
,al;,;o.i , ose observer oi ms
,r.th; 49,. t rs 1t never came
r,,;nn i H.! "n ne any such dccla-
own noi;,;eil aoc, 10 some OIL MS
f,,nJ 900, icntiy kept IL u pro-
r,,;on - H. WIN soca decsa
a'i - 'niuriatcd as they arc,
,r,iJ l as pohtician they
sop,,I;vc vi hli', as lheir repre-
would So; wheh ne says, me
,lrn,an, 81 seat Does 'hat gen
80 T. more clear, OF loss OF
,Yh;nr :; lsttnents, than the Fact,
G,,r ;,1 - - Al was All ms remaining,
Co., ~ CiScct, VINO are certainty
IL, g. N'i,,i'iS 10 prevent the pco-
III =, aiy ASKING MN 10 resign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
TITE ST8yES

New YoRK.-"A concurrent resolution ireir ~ ,i,,
Senators in Congress to use their best efforts "a tlc
resolution Of last session. conosniug the rcr So of the
Deposites, cNpunged from the journals of United
states Senate, has passed the Assembly of ~ State Of
New ork, By vote Of 50 to 81 II ha ky,rccioysIv
passed the Senate by vote Of ~ TO A."
OHo.-The Legislature has rcscinded Zhc Ins,rtc
tons addressed by the last Legislature 10 LIZ o,gr
respecting The Land Bill, the Deposites XII. &c
lttIscs1 The Legislature have passcdlfc e,lIoo,;no
80 ~ - 49, n 70 ssferat 4sf.o5g n ~ # Eiros
,,, st ttet5 iy itf abusesj OF It's cgifmute
H. has yjefsed tho confidence ia ~ ,~n.ee5 ~
chartered Units is-,S Con uctas husasst therefore
ought 20 p any shfi5r 10 o., H. ~
~ . sr'4 ~ Ihsftte removal OF do -1ion the
49,, ,'lteu states, considered e. 9, ,,3cgad to fl.e
f- 'ic hhnncf which WIN ura.f az
hnlHrou gcnse Of dniy called m he NJ w. lN aet III in cn~-
ooh,lh ltonal and
81 Reso,e}. rss, tuu .,.,.o,,..
~ rcluinE to permit The entry Of tr RrOiesf Of
fc'iont Of the United States journal 10 tclat 10 rsou
700 pled b. lnt body cning impesc he removal Of
r pubic dePosite committed which, uniu
hA n e rdigny to the nation IN the maroon Or
nor thcf Magistrate. Ayes IS. nays &.
1t hfcef That Senators C0asfts inNgeied ,o5
e.t atnittvcs requested oppose ascf OF ia III
Ayes ~, nays 9. No"'
9b R'iefd That while continue TO rcnosc nniiaos
enee 20 A9ew Jsckson Pro- ofhc United saies ana ~
sPPose d The whoc of standardization olfib,g
- eincn' degree 10 advance ". prosperity 4
10y. we pecpiatf oprovo Of The coe pointed lin m
N''vi D''sf s' ~ relation n our c8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
REL-qYTON;S UI7Y FR.LICE.

" shall be much al led ii by the OF The Ps
IS seen tina, We shall resent The breach of they
These the words of our Minister last letter of the
22d Deccuiber which was submitted with other despatch
IS to the House of Representatives. on Saturday last
we recommend them along with the debate which they
called forth the serious consideration of our
These papers calculated to place the President on
high ground. We all rccollcct with what burst of feel
ing the proposition in his Message was received Foes
ved Inn without any sort ofmoderationandc man
OF ms trends regretted that he had taken such
ground against cur ancient ally We were persuaded
that these critics ''gong ahead of the facts and
though we had not the slightest hint of the matter we
strongly suspected that the tone of the Message was part
ly suggested by the Minister himsclf-yVe stated
near SIX weeks ago in paper, that we were NOT
so well acquainted with the Dispatches which had
Dec" previously received, know what has pass
cd or how far hinisce, the spot may have re-
commended The course which the PrcsrrSlT pur
sued But, more OF those Dispatches are now before
U.S. ana promise rs given TO publish the rest os soo, ~.
IL may DO Compatible with the public Interests Wi
what is ceariyto be gathered from these Fv,rc,, Ill,
MI EVihss("hyad recommended the use of this stron,y
tone IN the Presidents Message. IctIrr vi me "a
November lie states,
do noN hope for any decision our affairs before
the middle Oh January One motive for delay is an cx-
pcctaton that the message of the President may arrive
before the discussion, and that it may contain somofug
TO Shc'c strong national feeling Tie subject This IS
moi mere conjecture; kno'c The fact and repeat now
from full knowledge of the case, what have more than
once stated IN my former dispatches my firm PERSIA
sion, that the moderate taken by oar Government ,ge
nc receton 'rdS first k'o'ca, cas attributed By ind
ference or TO conviction the part of the President
that nc irod not be supported en- ana Strong measures
the people, and by others consciousness that the
vention had given us more than entitled to
From all this you may imagine the anxiety shall
for the arrival of the Presidents Message: on its
VIII depend very much, not only claims bat on
tt0Hdt reputation TAR energy have doubt IL vi
such rs to attain both of these important objects"
On the 22d December, he substantially tells the
dent that he has not much hope of in his
sion; and that he has TO look for it, if at ALL to the
s. MESSAGE. is soc NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

u We arc requested to announce, that RoBYRr
CHRisris the present Delegate for the counties Of Now
Kent and Charles City will be candidate for reclec-
ton in April next.
10 We arc authorized to announce Mr. JQs1
as a-sapdidaic for The House Of Defeeatcs atff "a
Election. ~----~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
RTcHlz ZRENcE.


We lay before our he statement of the two
Physicians upon the lwrcnce. They pronounce
nm To be the victimj Yln hallucnatons-amd the
facts bear them out Inclusion The mans NOR
bid imagination hae too been affected by the vio-
lent denunciation ats that have been lcveed
at the President ''@'
Inc last PennAylvaniaN remarks upon the statement
Vi Lne rnysicianE, from tic Globe
at viii be seb that as supposed at first the man
IS deranged, and was LED to the diabolca attempt by
inc exciting ard infiaTmatoTy language Of the panic
free the people from tyran! is the confession Of the
prisoner he denucatons OF the Senate, and the fury
D ,m gao direction to the meady of9w-
riousact b ASSASSIN iang the President, and 70 rely upo
the protection of the Bank Wings in casehesyJI5 sue
cessul At an eirlcr PERIOD it would scarcely have re-
CURED Insanity TO entertain such a belief wien il was
publicly declared that "Andrcw Jackson should share
the fate due to all tyrant and that te cartoucb box
ard tf sword should be the resort if petition and re-
m0nstIance Esiled.
"lnl pcrusing the examination, we are still more i'm.
pressed with wonder at thc escape of the President
Ins sod Of pcng unaccusomed the use Of the weapon
IT VIII be seen that Lawrence had acquired skill by con.
tnual practice with the pistols and that he had
never hown them fail before He had prepnrcd Thorn
with great care Tor his deadly purpose; and had taken his
Measures cooy and deliberately that his failure APP
pears almost miraculous"
Mr. Calhoun has made his RcireucfDenf ReDorf to the
SeDotc-One Of his propositions is to amend the Con
stifuton and then distribute me surplus rcucaue among
he States and Territories in the ratio Of
NO one denounced such a proposition moro veIe.
fmently than Mr.. Calhoun did in this very civ
some two or three years ago But he contends
that there IS no better way of getting clear of the sur
plus, winch will arise during the existence of the com
promise act Now we for one have always contendod
against the inyloaby Of this compromise act If the
revenue exceeds the nfecssdry wants of the Covcrnont
sey Disturb hat act cut down its impostionq ro
heve the South" Put Mr. Calhoun distribution Of ffc
surplus, along with Mr. Ciay's Land Ba aud well may
we remblc for the Rights of the States You put il i'm
Tie power Of the Federal Government TO brine tlIe
Stat,Sto IFS feet, by such dOuceuTs BIT more anon!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

calls. forth the strongest dcnuncations from many of the
public Prints We lay few more specimens before our
readers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

e 80 tingslon, may not De without the CON
VI s1.le ~ the French statesmen themselves
What good could have been done then bv
dents sending in a milk and water AIessage
who, now, will blame the President for thaI
terms he has employed? He has been ccnsu
oil bounds for the tone he has used. The
rress with one or two exceptions has, by
cipatIon, laid the fault of our defeat at his
have deprecated his propositions as a direct
chiyalry OF France; while Minist
us for Il most decided tonc--for what? To co
of the very mischicfs which the Opposition
much contributed to produce, by their clan,
They have done much to persuade the IA
ment, that the President ''would not be 8
strong measures by the People, while "a
been advising him to remove this impre i'm
ergy of his propositions Jf the Treat Iul
should be much more laid at their doo Pre-
sidents
The country however, is awakcn sub
ject. The Debate of Saturday last 3lly tn
patriotic appeal of Mr.. Adams w Tally u
around the rights and honor of our Ne know
not indeed what this French affair III. Tn
ne St arrival may decide. The mo bpinon a
Washington is, that it will ted Phosttes
- But some of our friends 1T withou
hopes that France may avoid one has
deeper interest at stake than liking. No
only is his honor pledged to crows
may be cast upon the haznrd OF ensue
between the two nations, he Fe Treaty wit
us, may be held accountable h. Fin peoplc-an
who knows, but Revolution f? His politica
enemies may be the wal (up the flames
and MIR. Everett referred to- 1tumstancc, in hi
Speech on Saturday as on Bst serious Difficult
ties we should have to enc bbtainng an appro
priation from the ChambS is one OF the rich
est men in Europe; and il Is interest TO pay tn
debt out Of his own purse be that a war NAV b
avoided; but ii France be- a breach of faith W
hope that all good citiz |and by their Govern
ment-and rally aroun hts and honor of thei
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
Virginia legislature
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Ixestiay. FEB. 10.


communication received from the Senate sta
ting that they had passed the bill entitled
tabish the town of Rccyc in the county Pittsylva-
ma, with an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in by the Housed
ALSO that they had agced to the resolutions calling
upon the President and Directors of the James River
Company for information relative to the subscriptions
the stock of the James and Kanawha Company and for
other purposes; also that they had agreed the Report
and Resolution the subject of Revolutionary Claims
with ancndments-[w concurred in by the
House,
On motion Of MIR. Broadus, the Committee Of Claims
was instructed TO inquire into the expediency of passing
law authorizing the Auditor TO refund TO PhGgahus
Roberts the amount of land tax improperly assessed the
estate OF Joseph Roberts dcceased for the years 1892
and 1888, aud paid by sud Roberts administrator
The vote of the House rejecting the engrosscd bill
to provide for the construction of road rem Hunters
vile, in the County Of Pocahonas its intersection
with the road leading from Nicholas Court House to
James Dyers having some days ago, motion of Mr.
Broadus, been re-consdered and the bill having been
committed, and subsequently, reported with amend
mcnt, whereby it is provided that the appropriation (of
$4,000 therein authorized shall bc from the Fund for
Internal improvement instead of the tressAsSIGE1
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
Deutfbe nDsleute..

Das poran9tbenoe protccol (tst gub in
SenntniB BON osn sMo.Daben uno ben Ns=
lbldfsn elmer, 0sl ufbaft bersn psajieent
ib Bic ebfe babe III fem pno in oeren 2Bil=
I'm ib bier 5u 9nD lprsebe. Ssbem debteu
nod unoerfalibten beutfben Manne eleld:
piel Gus peIbem Stanoe er isy, benn bic,
EiteIrn rpir uns ale brhesrlib in eiue araofl
IeiaIe uno ME bart in einsra ireDen bstalben
sanoe Elm anoster gctsus selten. a!s eer,
|wslbsn GuSeno Mal,nsl,piube teoem bon
le!bff anfufilet. sysoem alfos, wslber {ib
nOt init putem Gspidsn Elm Deutiher
|nsnnt, lele unb ttre Cen beiStn Qpunlb ::
aub Elm frepes DsutldkIerb a,T bisfsr weil-
|ubsn Qalbfusel. 5a 9ranben anb unfyrei.
Fyta!ion tiu Baterlano ID bilben. 3etlfrsut
in ben nnernit Sliben gfaatsnsebietsn. psr,
|brangtocn bRutfden Gitien nut, G,tbrau-
l6en' fsufen unlsre Dantfbsn ans. allen
EtaHen uno betrauern Den i,t,iner fahlba
|rer trerDenben Dsrlnf Enlsrsr beutfeben
|8olfstsartli6teit. gRiBf,auei,, syartbey
|iubt e5eftenseilt ano abgsfhnatts 8tbnl-
trelep pbne iplrfIibe Gsliaieitag Man9el
elmer aaaen,einen @r,ieb,fns Der .sSaseno Al,
auten Whrsern fno @ebreden ipelebe be,
oentf0en Watnr 5utpioer l,ab. SIei6, sins
fade Sittsrb beiterer effelIiser ginn, uuas-
beuGelte Derehrnns elmer bbbern banb ba
Dorlsbuns, 9(a0bMliete unb freluplitbs
Danorei0nns in 3sitsn Der 9lotguno sc.
fabr fno Gusenbeh ,peIcDe nur uns ,sns
alien oersn ei8en ilnp, In bereu 9lossn nod
e,ltfhe5 0lut fieGr.
| QIfo ffolS auf uniere national Guaei,oen
tpsld1s BON allen Wslfern ansrfaunt ii. ee=
ilb6st iueroen,. oarfen mir oas llnterueb:
ntea,e;neS osutldaen Stepfaates i'm meaeu
beginner ano sleib oen gaslanoern, Sran.
j5ofen, Spanisrn, Vortu9Isien Il. +. 10. aud
lins eipen .etaat srlnben, innelbem Mi
InnS na0 unfefni WIIsn uno gebrauO fres
resleten sbansil. Wlr babsn fsiusa Seigs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03

nnb fein 6inoerniR 3u .befArbten. liner
ft,sBltd, ftno oie G'sbiete; oie herrIibltsh Die
fer OaIbfugelS tpelbe oeutfcbe GultIr, bent:
fdben TfciB, oeutId)e Sitten uuo beuflbe
eebre ernarten. Mit Sreubsn tpsrosu oil
iebt aeGunten @tngebornen, ,peIbe atle Ell;
tcpaiibeu llyGprunaS Ino infer beutIbes
0oIf i'm QGefen oisfer Groe 9ladlieb fsben'
Mlit 8e6aiWrn baben oenfenbe Rbpfe uutel
Eibnenunfer .36seyn sur GranounS einss nsu
en- 9srn,anlen6 ange1e6en. ..
Sdon Sor ldn9erer 3eit mar IS es'
2auuIb Der bbbsrn StaatSbetb.oeu Der IS
ESt. ielbf ptnnfDlpduitN 5n sinem oentfber
E9raate aebitpet yu fsben, ,psil bsfen 8epbI:
tsrung ffiebreut6dIs beutiber Nbfunft 1T u
neil man brffte In Der 8eytsbaItuns oes
oeuffb,n Sprabe, Sa ibrer Gele seebilbung
aueb bcut(ben SldB lpo otutItbe Gslebr-
famttit su etbaIten; auein Die Sade sten9
perlorsn, neil Die bsutfben hberliltet tpur-
ben. Gs btebt enolib ntd)t5 Deutfbes 3u-
tiif, als bic Spuren oee beat(Den SltiBes
auf ben SsIoern Der 9eltbteren nr'raloer.
Wit oem 8etna6lditssn Der bentibes ba-
len snflttbt elne 9enerattOn, tpelbe ni0t
:einmal tpifen pirb rpOber ite ftatnrnt cine
'9lation bic ibren bbbem 3tped Der nlenfdlis
.6sa 8sfeafbaft a6njltb berfebIt. Die
ueuen Gtnpanoerer. benet oiefer @rbtbeil
nod fo pieIe btohrfte, ffblen fttb setauidt
eeordngt uno unbeir,lieb il, Der 9lotbpens
otafeit, hcb ourb cine nus frsttoe Sprabe
uno Ge(tBe ftbtn nno beporinunoe1i 5a
laftn. aBer BON G,sb suirs mir bier mis-
ottfpre1en2 a.. ,.,. "a.
9ll(o benn ernlntert Gab oeutfebe 2anos=
leute, btIbst ba6 neue bsutf6e Qano In Git
ten. gprabe unb ielbf Berdtlten 9efeBen.
llnfsr augeDorner 8leis, tpelber ele urmd!-
Der gelibtst, ,nfsre sinfa1ett etttrtb nnfe-
re GefeIioEeit ,nnb @aitfreunol lDaft tirgen
uns ben berrlibften @eSitrtSta8 uniereS nsr,-
en- 9eunanens. &afet uns p,relDt ben
8ruuefein CUR gernonenburS Ieeen, III mel:
der rsir unfere Contribution riebertesen
bssrinben uno beilisen pollen. ST aub
Der tine coer anbere f. ME es tnrisst ielbIt
nob aebt, ourb glntauf OabIsr eebunben II.
aebinosrt 9Ieib nad aefen 81 seben, 70
tbut oie(eS uibts :: mir fominen nah, TO
balo ats mSeIib. !Selbf manber Giuee=
norne 9eDE NIL sfBBeH SeutauetI lt'1t hHn'
l,uo niran,t Sic tbin anssitamnite beutfbe
0laur tpieber In ibrer b6llsrl &einbeit an.
Iauienoe rpobIbabeuoerManner imDeutfb-
lanbe tparten auf bic @rhrouns eines beut-
Iben etaetes I'M wslten, uuo ausenbIId-
litb ntsoen Fe ibre 9lsibtbhtntr, ibre gut er-
,o3snen NIB sebiIDeten Sanfilisn nab bern
Oarn bs3 frepsn beutlben eanbee I'M We-
ten fbifFtn, utn bea IN europa porarie5ules
benSea @spo!ttttonen III entseben. Denn
bier ltno mir I'M sbttIibrn 2efige Der 8rep-
6eit uno Der Mebte ats Menfbsu+ Sn gus
rcpa maren rar hiufi3en llnterorhfunsen
auo nnseredtisfelttn aueaef' bt. Daram
allu ppleu,pfr i ns bier felt(t resieren, uno
siunsus getmauisn ai6 ein 0lYt Der bei*
lisFsuMsufebenreb bte fas une DeusFebs srhns'
Gen.
DasNbiiere rpsrosnspir Gtofsnttib maao::'
tieb Sgtabreoeu.' -" -'1, -@'.. y
, Doc. 8. Grp
9serlin in Der @raffbaft l. ..n<.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03

ltreutsn unb nod fiuftis einuanbernben
9anoSIeuten elm 8ebiet su ibrer 9InFeoslung
ausSumittelh II be3isbunesmeiIe bpr5uiblas
gen, s.rrONlte na6 Seufbsr Spsabe, Cite
.un6 sguItur fb slSdli6 unb beimii0 Sie:
.oerlafsn fbnnten ,uno bieeurb nau6em IN;
periueiofiben un9enrdb ent8eben maroeu,
reoste profefior s.. 6loto hbtr Die DetbaIt:
|nine oes Deutlben ia Den g. Gt.,: pie nm
Iaeahtst auerfanntsr oeurieber 8isoe,esit
Ioeutfben StsiBeS, 8sfbidli6fsit uno sc;
|lsbrlarufeir ss .oerisptseagofen Weugenn
Iferer Q9nes!ente unmtalib f:D .(teb Ger eug
Itilcben sprerbe ano 5itten 5urGntwideIune
Ioeutf6et 3crsdae bepienen bu tonnsu, uue
|pie fo Wan0es elmer debt oelltfben 9tatur
lin BeSisbun9 auf0sieuietsit u. frsanoIibes
l3ufammenlsbeu 5ur 8efbrberAn9 bes eus
ten 3u.piosr leD, uno enettb Der bbbete 8e:
luuB Der oeutfbsn 9olfstbintidfeit gan3llb
IpermBt reroe. Diefes beftatisst Der 0eri
tpfarrer Sbbefen ourb unsefhnit nitelte nno na:
lthrtibe DarNsAuns bsutibsr Nclfsban.:
tlihfeit tn 8s3iebun9 auf Gemetnttun in Der
Cent= nnb !0anoIuna6lpsiie, In Ss5ebutG
aufflaiFfbe g1nlbilonng nns an3peposn'
[tiae moraltlbe 8eFnnune. ~. 4@@
Die Mnnsfenben tfissa,n,ten Sen 8ortrdaen
Eptufomruen Beg nnb befbtofen bic SADIE
init 6es ,rne M,tio 81 untsrtiBen uno be-
[sebrten sur reselmaBieeu aettuns une 6dbs
|runs bteier Qlnsele9enbe;t Die Qabl Der nes
|ttissn Beaititsri. 0ierauf rrnrse oes Dert
Dr. 8roB aum WrdIbsnten uno DrofeGOr
5loto sun, oetretair Der beallben 0efsll=
|ibaft "3ur 9rhnouns eines flb,. ben o.
ESt. anfbtieBenbeu beutfben Srepfaatee TIM
MIfIouriC C8ebiete,'' er,pablt unb on@dbaftS.
gang far tanftise @trielnmIanssa stote'
net. ~ q. d.. ~.y.. 49, ~ .,s%
/. 8ef6lue. Ser prafbent iibes:
nabm ss auf BEN Muuf6 Der 0efeaf9aft|
sorerff bic oeutleben BstpObner oonplttsbnre
fbrftiD CUR Dereiuieuns init uns su oie'
fem 3tpede ;u erru,intern une oen,nabff II
Ibser Deriammluns a!5 albsefanoter bonI
biefer @eieulbeft unlern Mun(1 uno 8prs
babsn peri6nltb a,ts3uipreben. ...s !
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