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dlc,,ye teellng IN these domestic contests. Undo

d,,-,,ye feeling IN these domestic contests Under
these circumstance the qualified veto eis"niv hc
constitution, may. 1.-THE president should ilih ~
per 10 change ITS character become as al ioluie III
practice as tint possessed bi the kings Of England
and France. From the great variety 81 local IN
forests acting upon the members OF the Two houses
of congress- aud from the difficulty o keeping all tie
individuals of large party under Tie control oil
party discipline, laws will often be passed b) small
maiofies adverse 10 tie interests oil HE dominant
Marty bu, if the president should ihink proper 10
use tn, veto power ior the purpose of promoliag
the interests of s party, il will lie IN vain 10 ~.
peci tina, a majority 50 large as tUo-ihrds III 10th
houses would b. found in % position 10 his Wishes
L. the hands OF sueh president, the qualified ss-
10 Of the constitution would IN practice become alb
s1lulc
| have upon, another occasion, expressed NY
views upon the danger Of a dominant cNecu.itc
party. l. may, hcrhape, lie said that the chl"l
magistrate " II hpa il impossible % avoid the IN
nurnce OF party spirit. Several Of our chiel ma
eistratcs, however, have been able to escape H'
influence: or. what IA The same thlng to act aS II
tu.y did not feel il. As one mode OF avoiding II,
/ Il would b. my ann 10 interfere with the leeisla-
tion Of congress a. hnc AS possible. Tho claus,
IN tie constitution wLiol, makes II h" duty Of tn
president To give congress Information oI tho state
fali n such measures hc shall Judge necessary ahf
/ c,pcdicni, could never br intended TO make hlu
the source Of lrriSlaion. Information should al
Ways be- frankly given, and recommendations mp
on such mnlicrs as came more Immediately undo
his copuizauec ,hau lhcl's. But thric IL SHOULD
end lie 81 ud undertake 10 prepare the buSI
ness al legislation for the action at congress- 81 Il
as>umr the character of code-makcr for II nai1on
hp personal interest which he viii take IN the sue
cess ol lis measures will necessarily convert hin
into II partisan, aad will totally in"apacar bin
from performing the part Of ,lat impartial umpire
nLlch is the character that have supposed ih
constitution Intends hin, 10 assume, when lhe &c,
passed by ,he Legislature are submitted Ia his de
ci,lon. | do not think II by any means ncccs>a
:, that he should take the lead as reiorner, eve
when reformation is, in his opinion, nccrssar,
, Rrfofmcfs Will be never wanting when II u We
understood that the power which Yields the who'll
patronage Of tie nation viii not oppose the refo
nation.
have the honor 10 be, with great considerable
and respect sill, Your humble servant,
W. II. HARRISON.
To tho Hon Snrnnop NuiItms.
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from the NC,r- lort Daiiy advertiser

IMPORT ANT.-Thc money market has be
come suddenly relicved---t or two days past there
has been decided change. The offerings at all
tho banks have fallen off one quarter or one thrd.
This change has been produced from variety Of
causeS5-among them tine following The Uni
ted states Bank agency have discounted from two
TO three millions OF Southern, Western and Eastern
paper. The relief of the Money Market in
Boston, and the arrangement that has been made
in Enrepe By the L. States Bank together with
other reasony'}et M h BE- aivsn, have, no ,loubt
prolrrrd - t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

LhGEr""L' MA ~H,' lou
P'-uPon 'n' eve "' '''' e'e',tS' l'''''i'' ,'-
Nno'i"n sue "aN N'' N'i"r>s'"' "'' u wiz =
Niom"eh was 'ne he''N 'uH,."'l'" 'N'" u NV"
IN me "S'or"ho" 81 P'""'e''r "''''' "a II
placed Inc second No''i'S on ''' '"io"'' ",'h ''o
IMMUNITY 'ol 'ue WY rN'''''S WV '"' w Wv
o""'n"'N' VA W t',o '''''" " ''''"' ~ w
ansr upon MS laH'I-ln-a" : '"Iop' an" t"A' y 70
Ireland ny 'hr 'n'''lhrn' o' i'h'i laws ""'''
tf'a''d me ea'noi's as II .' WEIR o'".' oe'N'>'
'''',','" ~ '''', 70 w.,
i'n' !" '"ios NC >,,,'" ''e"', % '''N"' - ''''
'n' 'e'ouloh VI i0"o NAY 't''''' no ""' '''
'''N l''','' '"' v" "''' '''''' -, wv -
III an Pf"Dael'''' WIZ not DC very la "o''' INC
'f"n''
tf"'n"'n ao"isn'" '"' l'.'i'E,,N's' '''. "'o", y
me ,'''ta'''H ns'N''' }" VI me ''"">' VI '-',"s
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gre" en- u .''' '''' ''"'"'N' i" ''.'' w W
str'trd' we r'>en' III o''f e'n''3''n' must SOUR
m"o'A' III " ""'o--' NV ''' '''''''', " "
e''h','"n n',he "'''Ss1 "',s' ''''', ~
STEAD "' ano''S'''he NV ''''S'' w. n"u us
reform "''''""S arc ""N''',> :" ,'"' ~,
man power ever "''"s'ooo NV W '''"''''' WV VI
m"''.nS,
"h" Hoo" ''''' ''2n'>'
Aha' Nh""''S' "''e ''"''''''' ''''
The House OF Lords, at last IS IN dlrect COM
sion with the Commons OF England common
policy would have sllcwn sensible men the pro-
nrrtv OF avoiding tins dangerous ana nhPeFNah
ll,t ,x tlt. "a
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VI ARkEiS.

Correspondence of the Jonndi Of Commerce.
LIVERPOOL, May %, lS}6.-i'hc Cotton MIR
k.t has continued duh since our circular OF the
lI,h ms :, aud tive common qualities are again Il
shade lower, business having t'cn done IN many
instances at further decline of III per h., "hle
IN good aud fine qualities there Is no decided
change. There has not been any very conNideIa-
bic quantity pressing on the market, and to-day II
has been rather more firm with some increase OF
demand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23
T.. r. BOWEN

, now receiving at his Store two doors above
: Messrs. Williams & Vctors, most splendid as
sortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods
purchased IN New York. Philadelphia aud Baltimore
SINCE the arrival Of fresh SPRING GOODS.
winch be phdges himselfto sell low as any other
u ouse In Lynchburg. Purchasers will ind it to the
advantage to call and examine for themselves
April Se 20.
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had aiken place between the f,rempr Lord Ntl-
hanrne) and the husband OF tia ilan. Ms. Sortpu.
author Of The =" UGdyln1 OGc.' The rfcn5lof r.
eeiycd a pistol wound. f.auai not Of Dangerous
character. Mr. Norton ponce magistrate.
Tie cause Of HE Meeting " t.'he,r 10 state, A.
though spafeaol as Il dun % loaec1 IN fe cont
cralrd Probably Ire n.Nt afii,fi vi lfius tie
aur'ie,,lals. :. Yea Mi aat fad lids oofrcs-
rordent) more Il an at,w half tanug Limits about
ifc whole afai in i!epafels. As>oen "a MS lord
slip received lis wound, \ cabinet council was
suumened--thr result of lis deliberations is not
known. Last night, Lord Lyadhar>t did 10, mako
lis appearance in The house, though h. ought IL
Lave pone on with the Irish municipal bll. THIS
VAS out of compliment TO the premier and his ali
sence."
Thr pfobdblc cause ofthr duel above spoken Of
i ma = cret, either here or in London. Rnnors ot
a rather too great intimacy between Lord Mel
bourne and Mrs. Norton, who is one Of the most
beautiful women in England, have been riie fer the
last two or tlcc years Mr.. Norton has always
been represented, hitherto, az conveniently blind
10 the existing state Of affairs: and il has been
said, even, that his appointment police ma"ls-
trtate " as obtained through the influence Of lord
Melbourne, as the reward Of his dscre lack Of
ahsers atipu ". 1. Com. -1dr.
IXe Haui0gt II M Queen Of Priugai.-
4 t meeting Bl Inc illilfp Oh NdAt ObuiEll WIN
inc soung Queen OF Portugal, on his arrival al
Lisbon, Is thus described by correspondent otone
OF the London papers.
At lenghth tie cheer, olic people announced
his close approach and she, like young creature
rs she is, ST ,oped down TO get good peep al Il N
Through tic IRON bars of the balcony, Saailin9 him
eagerly with her fan and hand, while lie took of
his bat and returned with galantfy her impatient
and warm Welcome What heir mutual feelings
! we're heaven alone can tell Sic saw before her
Il fine manl' youth, such even the romance Of a
gIli>h hcan could desire, while he behold as
Young and rs fan and rood natured connte-
nance AS his soul could wish for perhaps lit
Tie more OF flesh and. blood TIA be was led 10 cA-
poet. or his fancy would imagine. Still she was
\ Queen, and Portugal "as her dover. However,
they met and dincd together, and then the prince
returned 10 hs steamer, while the Queen remain
ed NJ the Palace to weep her last widow" tears,
and prepare Tor tie coming happy day that was To
give Ter eousor and her people Prince
Acm Companies IN Eneiand.--Wc enguncra-
ted Il short time since some OF the new JOINT Stock
companies in England. Fra2pr's Literary Chron-
| Gle SAYS, thai 10 fewer than 10 new companies
havc been started in London duln1 the last year.
! OF these 4 are mining companies, with nominal
capitals, amounting to e. sol 900 81 railway
compancs with capitals amounting to t3l, 600
900; l3miNetancooS, capitals 1871 ,ooO--total
capital, ESQ ,Sl5 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

~ - y m y JUHN !
United STATES Bank IF Pennsylvania. w
understand that At hatl, respectable n,o,,.''
merchants, holden At the Washington lnS,r,.,.-
on Thursday aitrrn poon last, at which sa,I
all the banks of this city were represented !, ~
tssoired unaaimoUsfg 10 petition the Prexidaaa,
and Directors Of tile United States NIX Of p.
sylvania to establish an Igrary in this c.t. =.
the purchase of domestic Exchange T,.s
very important movement, and, if The obirct ,I.9
be accomplished, will be of immense benefit 10 II.
mercantile and manufacturing classes of Ibis c,n
munitY Cevyjr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

More Hdidn ITar-7Hc ChcrokceS arr up
We have two letters before Us, one from !
Parr, commanding in Carroll, TO Gen. WOOD,
ting that the inhabitants on the frontiers o'
country are in great CONSERVATION on aceo0U
the hostile movements of the Chefokees'
has raised volunteer mounted company ~ ~
spies upon the Indians, and to form cordop y.
the Inc of Carroll and the Cherokee ecu"
They marched TO their stations on the an "9
the command of Lieut.. Col. Wagnon. ANN
from w. G.. Springer, Esq, 10 Gen. WOOD ;.
ing that there is IA large party OF Chcrokees ~
about Cedar-town, the present county site OIL ~ ~
ing, whose movements are evidently n's"
that the white inhabitants are under grea' 81.
that they are without ammunition, ana u,
the General to furnish supply as soon as l'''
cable.
Rumors state thai Cedar town has been ''I
ashes, and from twelve to sixteen tanl''
been buichcred BY the Cherokees. We hd''
been informed that the mail carrier WHO
through Cedar town refuses to return on az
of the hostile appearance Of the Indians, WIZ
passed through f,w days ago. We have
moment been informed by Judge Springer, !
has Just arrived from Carroll, that NUM-
families have already come over int, Carfe''
paulding; that the Indian force now conc
computed from 3 to 800, that they lnsoen"',
mand provisions from the whites, and are fop,
them If their cattle. One Indian has pee"
in the act Of driving off cattle. As blood h'>
she'd, the inhabitants are fearful that, as iif
from this section leave tor the Creek naHJ"
Cherokee, viii risr and commence g'Ae'''
sacre. Therefore we anticipate that on
terrs on their arrival, at hea / quarters, wa
orders to march, 10 protect NV
no ncs, as the present seat the aPprehe "'''
tiitics j. only abonta days ride flom here,
Nemnan (Geo.) 1ffS'"f
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T. y S&.
Srw ORLEANS, June +

iatcs from III fico.--Bg the arrival last even
ING Of the Sehr. Camanehc, from Matamoras,
whence she sailed 26Dh etimo, We learn jat news
Lad beer received At tiat place confirming tho
victory Of the 'reAians over Santa Ana and his
division Of de II xican army, which prodGecd y
cx rao i nay ,rusation IN the minds O. rs IL
z,tns who, appears, irn disposed to aIlo" the
uihcr.u inyaayr'''e and Interchangeable mod TN
Nero, The lcll.=s g, working ont his own salvation.
Norhjaa tlTd, ~ ''a. t-aa received IN regard to ae
operation II tie, atb#. aul have been re-
ported in n pasira rui= ,t #re rotf, at Of tla'
panic stricken Nc,,.a., and he re1s.-rd Tor tie
tahle.s performances of the old treaties. w
learn that Capt Ashley was not permitted To htilg
any newspapers with him, fearful IS tie Me4l-
can government lcSt the w0lll shall be mad
quajntcd with It's almost daily civil commotions.
1t is ,tated Ivy the passengers in the {. that the
fourteen TcNan prisoners taken at the Gopaa"
several weeks ejNce, conveyed To ManmcraS and
condemned to hc shot, had, at the, mtercr>sion OF
the foreigners ofthc place, been rrpGesed, but
were sill confined in the loathsonir dungeon OF
lhr town.
The Camanchc brings SIS, 600 specie.
There has been no new arrival from Texas,
hnt We hope soon to give intelligence from that
quarter.
Extract of hitter from Vera Cruz dated 2aJh
May, 1886, received Yesterday morning.
" | is now some weeks since we have been "a
vorrd with any specific intelligence from the thea
Ire of war, although several expresses have arrived
At the city of Mexico within the last fortnight and
one at this place Yesterday vet all is silent as
death-nothino discloscd--no manifestation ct
triumph. 1t is therefore prc>nmabIe thai events
have trangpred not altogether favorable to the
MEXICAN cause.
"Thc financial resources of this government
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by Mrs. Nlu also Pauding's life of Washington
The Mayor of Wlndeap; Nalerlus, by lockhau
The Club Book Alephisiophlles in England
humphrey Clinker. new edition, illustrated Rosa
mond, by Miss Edgewo,th Life of Admiral Tx
month Kate Boavere The Self Condemned Con
tessious and Crimes, or the Diary Of London Cler-
gyman; Wonderful and Eccentric Characters Vow
age Round the World by Reynolds Wood on
kah Roads &c. &C., besides great variety of
School l. 'oss, Stationary, &c, which we are deter
mined 10 sell low. MARTIN s. LATHAM
June rs =.
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CHARLESTON, Jpnr II.

b the steam packer Doiphin, Cap. PryNoYfa
We lave received the Savannah Georgi6a OF YES
tetday morning. 1t contains no news.
Capt. FENNoYrR left ST. Augustine ON frda
evening last, and states that nothing 81 interest ha
trarspired at St. Augustine before he irit.
\ partv OF six Indians had made thclr appeal
ance at Muuilr;r, about FIVE miles from =. Ausei
tine 4 company of L. 5. troops, mounted, am
Capt. DuMMErT's company of mounted 'oiad
tecrs, were sent IN pursuit by land, and drlael
mcnt OF |. :. troops went in boats. On arri'!
at the place it vas found they had made oil vi
five horses they found there. They were tologes
for upwards Of 20 miles, through swamp, &r, bI
without ovcrraking them toW1f.
We converscd with gentleman WHO leil -
unbns on Thursday last, 9th inst. No am
movement had taken place up TO that DAY, o"
to the provisions not having arrived, Oar nof
mani, however, met so or 90 six horse teams
the road Gen Scott had recovered. lie pilo
was filled with troops, regulars and vonnteer>-s
Supposcs from To 7000-and many Of the Itl 4
would have to leave again on account OF want
arms and ammunition. Gen. Jcsnp had gone w
a guard to Tuskcegce, place half way heI"es3
Columbus and Montgomery. The guard, on i'd
ng back, was intercepted by body OF lf,
and had to retracc their steps to Tuskeegee' H.
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UNITED STATES BASk.-TbeN NJ.

UNITED STATES BASk.-The N,,yy
Daily Advertiser Of The It'll savs -. If ,lo 'o's
scntfate Of domestic exchanges eannnr. "".,
agency here continue % discount rs tr,ciy ''
have done s.ace iles c9mneHeed ihr VII.
mount of the boas, p1id BY tIut in.tiiu,is, ,...,
State Of Prnn,y lsaais, will be pal BY In. :
Workers IN le,s INN i've tyars. TINS i, r,.5..
morlifyiug fact, HIT tais city should in 50 ,,.
the, pay tlla amount of tha#vas impravcn,.,.
snchas eanals. g hat are aew aprorrszs f9i.5
STATE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

From Nc,c York Jour. Commerce,
DygL IN IlIGH LIFE.-Our London corrrspon-
lon, under a,.c oF 7Iav ot-', eta-n7 that duel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

.lfore gold cominS.-Fhe packet snip \
son, which sailed ooh ult from London ~ lin,
York, has ON board upwards of .f6o, ooo ''e'
--nll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

The schr Bonita, }oNrGMrs, arrived al New
Orleans on the 29 h ull., in tour DAYS from Tam
pco. She brought no papers, hayin2 been for-
hidden to do So The passengers stated that some
disturbance had been caused at Tampico on the
news of Santa Annals capture, but that the popu
l,ion had not proceeded 10 any extremity, in con-
sequence Of III honorable Al energetic conduct OF
the Conmandant at Tampico, who lad resolved
TO Turn the cannon against the citizens in they
should attack the resident foreigners. News from
NJ >co was anNion>ly awaited at Tampico, to
know what part TO take in the revolution, which
would probably break out al that place.
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BOOKS! BOOKS
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w few extra fine copies OF
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-28

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cine QDotbe 50 Gents cae 9lered fur
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parpop QDapne 60.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-28
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9eosm 3eitupsslefer 1T Is be.
fonnt, welbe 9>obrlbten Die
lber Den Ausgane
Der tleultbln per(bieoenen e taa,.
ten 9sbo!tsuen 9Dablsn perbtelte,
ten /; nab ibnen ipar LIBERAL bic
oemccrot!f6e Dartbsp belie9t, IN.
Die SIubt 9efblasen unD peruib.
tet. Die Sppoition perRlnoete
nit b6hnifbem edheln einen rn.
erwartstea, pibBliben 9Bebiet Der
pelltilbeu Meinun9 Des 9elfs :
Aues babe bas Sauner oer >Oe,
mccratte eerfa0en uno fee 80 ben
Sabnsn oes Nbl9tbums lbsree-
ueten.-
.Siejeni9en, rpetbe fc(bex xOin-
9e uerbreitsteR Gno ,unt 9betI
ie!bit betrosen tporDen, ;um S~beil
Daren tie urbeber Des 8etrilqs.-
IS Ssrratb Maus el anueberG6t,
tpenn tnaH auf oas iebnanfeuoe
ersebni6 einss!ner 9oltsmoblen
ein 10 bcbes 9ewibt lest, um oa.
ran Die unSpetfelbafte ueberieus.
uns Don elmer Aeneeruns politi.
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21enn ]. .. baS 9clt in O1ero-
Carolina Daourb, Da6 man tbm
oeR 8 Ganeiooten 9an Buren be.
ltdnoi9 ais einsn Yerba6ten Nbc.
lltloniiten in Sen 9relIlten Sarben
tblloert, psrteitst peroeu tounte,
telne QSablftimme einem Bbie,
conoioaten ju 9sben 70 ,pdre es
ld6erlleb su folsern, Oa6 Norot
Carolina oeswesen mbieiib &C..
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unsen lperoen BON oenen, Die Ge
aussebsn, (elten felblt seslaubt,
uno touen nur oaju oienen, Den
Vlutb oer einjelnen 0eener unfe-
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nabreno oer lssten strep Sabre
tine Der politifeben portbeven un.
fsres Qanoes bate ftdtseu tt1u6en.
Die Starte Der portbep. spelbeI
5orn. 9au Suren ulterItlBb tah|
fi9lieb nab Der Ma bt Die feimI
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-28

greptdN ben 2slen ,Ottpter 1886

IeNN lOHoeEH 0uO VOerlte Ote'.
eletunssform fey. Nsit furSen
BDrtsn, FIR Ban Buren entlebsb
Oct fb Die Democratic. O.ts
1T Die spartbsp oes 9oles -fle.
mus (ie9en.- T q %@
prhfen mir Die anseblieben
Scrtfbrltte oes 2Bbistburns e.
'uas ssnausr, 70 itetlt (lb uns Die
Wabrbelt In elmer gan, onDern
0eltollt oar, als Die Oppofitions.
btdtter elauben MAIDEN Ipeaen.
Xentudp 1T Elm Bbiojtaat !; IS
1T oober natirli6, ba6 er einen
Bbigs8oupernbr ermabtt. 6dts
te Der Dan Suren Gano,oot &c,
Ge9t, 70 tpuroe fein einsiger
Stoat in Der Union ibric bteiben,
Den Dir ais fIr Ban garen 9e-
ttlmmt ni6t In Qn(prub usbmen
fonnten. 9Sos Die iibriqst, rpelt-
ll6en Staaten betrlffL 70 bat pas
Solf i'm Nagemeinesl rpdbreno
Der neuelten 3eit ben potitllben
9erbdItni0tn uno Ge(innuneen
lstner 0efesseb,r ipei,is DUFF
mertfamfeit sefdbenft, an0 sletb.
9lltl9e Nube berrlbt bep bemfek
ben IN sSeSleburtg ouf Dortbeps
,peten Dor. Saber spuree es
mbeli6, oa6 Mdnner BON smeifel-
baften uno fhw antsnoen politll lb-
en- 0runofaRen ia felbf 9Bbies,
in oenft!beu Counties lno bon
oenfelben Slreern gemdbIt sper-
oen tcnnten, spetbe 9an 8uren
Feuno!t6 iusetban ino. Sem tn,
sea6tet 1T nd6 Den beribtisten
Noblergebnifen in alien oie1en
Staaten { Nlabama, MiGpuri,
Snptona, Suinots, Nvtaafas .c.)
Die 9eiebsebtnSe Mebrbeit auf
Seiten Der 2(ominiltrotl euss
treunoe. e.-Giegt oortn fir unfere
Sssner ett1e urfa6e gum Srium-
pbe: Ser einsise Staatt iber
srel6en Sneifet rne9en feiner ppli-
ttiben grunofdhe oorhanpen ltp,,
eonnsn, TT NorD-garolir,. Diel
1T tn oemelben Dur6 6ilfe Ser
u abolittcnsfra9e sesen oet, Dplts,
canoloaten 9an Buret, ernirFt
tporoen; osnns befanntttb arbei,
ten rte Wbigs gegen 6rn. 2an
Suren na6 Derbaltni6 oet eeo-|
grapbllben Gage unlerer g @toa-
ten NIT nerffieoener, unD jib felblt
ssrape5u fpioerfprebenoen Oran,
Den. 9m Norosn oes Yoto.s,ac
miro er otlrbans dis Selapentttaf1,
NIT peltlben in feincn 6dncen,
eefhileert Oman lefe oaraber Den
American son 9seu,Oort) !; flos
ltb pom pototnac belfebt man
lnsrmhOllb oarauf oaf er. einI
slnseaeilbter NboIitioniifMnb ae-
,ein1er Natb seber oes praioen-
;en Der 9esenlclapereps 8sfeafIbaft
ley. QBte Noro,G arolina au:D
INNER oieie Grase en,fbeioet, esl
1T bon ,pentg eoer. gar feinemi
sinRu6e auf Die bsrannabenoe
DralioentenipoM, relbe 70 fibetI
IT, ,rle Die bon 1882 rpar. -
Jn Obio uno anoern SbellsnI
,er Union -spirp Dan 8uren noe,
gen Ser Wablrehtsfrast atee.
9rifen. Man teet in defer Gaf.I
idbt NIT jsner 2llbernbsit Beibul.l
auf ibn, ,pelbe ssutbn,l
|ib iibelwollenoe gesorettingen|
,esetbnett uno bon 0engf,er burebl
,ie flarllen uno unstpeifelbaftettenI
0eneife oor Den NuseH oe6 9ol-l
'es sereint9t ea aebt.z Sin 9riefI
aus abtbaeer Queue prrEhert,E
,ae ote CppofttouspseBsn 10 o.
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