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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.
MONTPELIER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1885,

CONGRESS-. The proceedings at Washington,
Just now, are rather barren of interest The New
York papers announce the arrival at that city of
the committee of investigation in the case of Sam
uel Swartwout. 1t is thought the committee will
be occupied in their examinations till the last of
February.
The recent announcement of Mr.. Adams views
on the question of abolition is being trumpeted
from Dan to Beersheba by the pro slavery press,
as matter ofwoful disappointment to abolitioniss.
For ourselves, we have never claimed Mr.. Adams
as an abolitionist. He has never pronounced the
Sai6boleh of our cause His faithful advocacy of
the rights of petition and free debate have, never
theless, given him high place in the estimation
of every friend of free institutions; and it is not
strange that's man of so many good qualities, should
be mistaken for an abolitionist of the first water He
surely ought to be first rate fanatic, and we doubt
not, should his life be spared he will yet be found
among the pillars of Expressions temple, upheav-
ing and bearing them off with giant strides.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

The Rutland county papers give some particu-
lars of the disasters of the wind and thaw in that
region. Quite number of bridges on Otter Creek
are gone. Mr.. Gorham of Pisford lost 300 sheep,
and Dea. Button of Clarendon $50.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

The Voice of Freedom is entirely mistaken in
supposing that the Editors of the Patriot had
the least to do with reporting Mr.. Cresson's lee
lures. Upon what authority does the editor report
the contrary ~. Patriot.
Our remark was this:
"Notes were taken with view to their publ
cation in the Patriot but, the Editors of that paper
having refused or neglected to publish, the Yer
mont Chronicle has at length performed the SER
vice-suppressing, however, the most Objectionable
portions of each lecture"
The time is not remote when every honest and
intelligent editor will repudiate colonization as
base compound of folly and wickedness. See if
we are entirely mistaken" in this.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

New HAMPSHIRE. The New Hampshire anti
slavery society, through their executive commit
tee, have addressed the usual questions to all the
candidates in the field for the gubernatorial and
congressional offices. The responses of the can
didates, so far as we have noticed them, are, gen.
orally, respectful, and augur quite an advance in
anti-slavery diplomacy since the last year. The
reply of Gen. Wilson seems to be regarded as sat-
isfactory to the Editor of the Herald who is GER
tainly of the standards of anti-slavery ortho-
doxy. Our friend Whittier, too, of Philadelphia,
regards Wilson's letter in equally favorable light.
John Page, the administration candidate for gov
ernor, seems not to recognize the right of his fell
low citizens to catechise him on such inconsidera-
BILE matters as the inalienable rights of man. He
is silent. The election takes place on the second
Tuesday in March.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
THE VOICE OFFR EDOM.

ed to the African wilds, and thus prove them
selves worthy of the boon of justice and right,
which cannot fail to crown their endurance, If
THEY PERSEVERE. But we can assure his
Excellency, that there is no need for him or them
to GO "abroad" to find the source of this esprit.
Let him look into his bosom; and if he has the
heart of man and Marylander, he will find
there the reason why his colored fellow-citizens
continue to prefer their native Maryland, with
hope, to barbarous Africa, with despair and death.
The Governor goes on to exhort the Legislature,
"as our wisest course to cherish COLONIZATION, as
the UNCOMPRO M1S1NG ENEMY OF ABB
OLITION." No doubt of it. The best reason
in the world, and true withal. -Emancipator.
We learn that COL Miller of Montpelier, VT,
who yields the sword Of truth in behalf of the op-
pressed Americans with as much effect as he
welded the weapons Of war in behalf of the OPP
pressed Greeks-delivered two anti-savery lec-
lures at Lyme on Thursday of last week, one in
the Congregational church in the afternoon, and
the other in the Baptist church, East village, in
the evening; two in the Congregational church in
Canaan on Friday afternoon and evening, and
one in the church in Hanover on Sunday evening.
His audiences, we understand, were large, highly
respectable, and very attentive, particularly at Ca
naan, where no one made any disturbance or OPP
position. The fact that speaker, faithful to the
subject of human rights, could lecture repeatedly,
undisturbed, in Canaan, the place so distinguish
ed for mobbing and outrage, is cheering to the
phianthopist, and shows how abolition is dying
away in this vicinity.-Herald Of Freedom.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

Daniel Webster of Massachusetts, and Ruel
Williams of Maine, have been reelected Senators
to Congress.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

THE OBERL1N EVANGELIST is the title ola new
semi-monthly, recently commenced at Oberlin,
Ohio The paper is to contain frequent lectures
upon practical subjects from the pen of Prof. FIN
NEY. Price one dollar, in advance.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

OTCol. J. P Miller proposes to deliver an an
ti-savery address at the Methodist Chapel in Ber-
lin, on the evening of the 10th inst.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
County Meeting next Wednesday.

We are expecting full and spirited meeting of
the friends offreedom on Wednesday of next week,
February 6th,) The county meeting will be
opened at 10 o'clock, forenoon, at the Free Church
Resolutions will be brought forward for discussion,
and opportunity will be given to all persons pres
ent to participate in the deliberations. We are
authorised, also, to say, that an address will be de-
livered by WILLIAM UPHAM, ESQ.
1t has been suggested that the interests of the
cause might be subserved by holding more frequent
meetings Of the Society, and in different towns In
three or four counties in this state the plan of
holding quarterly meetings has already been adopt
ed. For ourselves, we are in favor of trying the
experiment here. Will our friends come together
prepared to offer their opinions?
Various other matters of importance seem to
call for free interchange of sentiment between
the friends fthe slave in Washington county, and
we say again, that we hope to have general at
tendance at the meeting on Wednesday next.
Heretofore, the ladies have, as in duty bound
furnished their quota of numbers at the county
meetings. So may it be again.
Let the lukewarm, the doubling, the apologist
the opponent, the cavier-let all, come and see'
-
SUDDEN FREsHET. The warm rain during Fri
day night and Saturday of last week occasioned
sudden rise of the streams, not only in this Vi
cinity, but as far south as Philadelphia. The ice
in the Winoosk and some of its branches was
broken up, and several bridges swept away-two
between this place and Barre, one at the Factory
Village in Mortified. The Windsor Chronicle
states that the Connecticut had not been so high
for ten years. The new bridge at Charlestown is
gone as we'll as that across White River at West
Hartford. At Brandon strong wind seems to
have done considerable damage. The fine Sem
mary building in that village partially unroof
ed, and the gable end Frustrated. Immense dam
age has been done on the Hudson river, particu,
larly at Troy and Albany as will be seen by ref
erence to another column.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

The fashion OF lnstructing senators out OF their
seats, which has grown up within few years,
is to be deprecated as unconstitutional. If the
legislature can instruct the senator's why not in
struct the judges how they shall decide cause,
the Jurors what verdict they shall return in CIV
en- case or the executive officers in the discharge
of their duties required of them by law. All such
instructions are extra-legslative and transcending
the legitimate business of legislation, if they are
to be considered as obligatory. Regarded in the
light of advice they are well enough but they should
not be considered imperaive.-W. Mercury.
We very respectfully dissent from this light Of
advice doctrine of the Mercury. 1t is no better
than doube-reGned Lynch law 1t is far below
republican, constitutional blood-heat Civil liber-
ty cannot live in its atmosphere, any more than a
mouse can live in an exhausted receiver. 1t be-
longs to the creed of Louis XVIII, who proclaim
ed himself the State.
We had supposed the right of instruction to be
a necessary incident of sovereignty-that to deny
the former, to set aside the latter, since all
governments derive their just powers from the con-
sent of the governed Sovereignty, doubtless
must take up its abode somewhere if it is with
the people, the people may, through their legal
representatives instruct Senators upon any and
all legitimate subjects of legislation and such in
srucons cease to be obligatory only when the
people part with their sovereignty.
AS it regards the cases of judges, jurors and
executive officers, they are by no means analogous.
Our state constitution, for obvious reasons, has
provided that the legislative, executive and judi
ciary departments shall be separate and distinct,
so that neither exercise the powers properly be-
longing to the other"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
Rev. Samuel Goddard.

Many of our readers will be interested in the
perusal of the following letter from we'll known
and devoted minister of the gospel
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

Nutnen IN Wittelz 9lmertfa.
Gle ueberrefe Der Stoct Dalenque in
Suatemole peranloecn CUR Germutbuna,
oaB Die SepDIferung bieler Staet ,ur 3eit
Ibres Slcrs nidt tpeuiger ais 5peD Winicz
nen MeniHen betro3eu taben muBte. Gle
9tuinen cehnen 0d, ouf elmer SberfIdd,e
bon 20 Wetlen ouS, 1t. teitetcu lit grilfs
fen, WaBerbeb6Iter, YaldEcu, Gempcl &c.
relde alle bon barteu Gteinen. 9Se1pns
cers merfpllrct9 1T roB eicie llcberre(1e
ocs ulterthume DEN gurppderu bis ann
Sabre 1850 unbefanntj tlietcn, II. 1Ie ca>
moIs erit bon cinigcu Sraniern euttcdt
rpuroen. Cine ecnooner 3eituno ucm Sobs
re 1891 entbdlt einen 8rief bon einem
lponi|den@pmmanoanteu cines anftcEeu>
ben Diitrifts, tpcrin etui9e Tohrtchten
llber oeren llnteriudun9 an9egetcn Guo.
Tcd itm fno bic 9lutnen rcidblid, NIT
SllScrn BON MenId)cn uno Shtrrcn bon
erhabener 9lrbett II. @emGloen perlehcn,
pcrunter mand'e Don foIc6oIer @jr6ee.
Nud, fano er etarafterc, ,pcIG,e er ais
vaute poer ols Gin Qautz9Ilphobet betrahs
letc, ocn ipeld)em man fcnit in fetmem
1beile 9ln,ertfas cine Spur .fanc. Cg8ltb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
Sarte 9Sadrett.

@cr ltntcrftbrictenc fat 70 tttn prn Sseu.Dcre
~ unp VDilarclrbia e1ne Olen9e ron frif4en
QSoarcn erDattctt, mrrnntcr fcl9cnce:
Gjerber Scl beim SaB cber beD berGallcn,
Q4intsr Srtrm6l semeincs 1t. setfei@tes samp'
81, ejn 9utcs Nbrrtcnent ron Sarbef # { ~
ais : SlauDrl3, Gcltbrli, Nicara9ua, Sambclt,
&rorp, tlaucn 0itricl, Q(uatn, &ttrftrtraber u.
{. 10. tlatte, 9cte, rptbc, 9rne, tbparje, tretBs
unb anrerc Sortc ,ur1 Nnttrci6tn Sblittens
slretrn, mcbinscnc Seutrbunre, S6aufeln nne
3an8cn, meBnstnc Cfentntrfe, QDtneeltrbrer
init G5rtibtn, .6ptcln nnb Streincrnertleu9
i!tcrbaurt, 2Nouslr@ Amtfle, S@rautttbde,
S6ncllwaa9cn, 4atcnt QSaa9talten TIM 800 bic
1000 pfuno Su wa9cn, 9taB nnb ,nabc9anv
Si,rrz &n6rfc, tt1Dlerne unr ciierne Stridnabtln,
tettc 9l1Dnorcln, IriQcn fir jcres 4lter, 0i9'
uno Tcitrcitttbcn, Gottrrs NIT Sle1ern' 'puI"
pcrb6rncr, 2nurbHthcn, Sidbfenlaute, SdblbBer
unp 8cf6la9e, 0)icBin9tleb, @ei9en, tcrtt9e
Sl6tcn, Cttorz Sictcn, Glaripnctten, 0olcs une
@1ltcr(bot,m tnp Srrn5", Surtrr SrcnJt, u"
rerloB g 6rcrfcr, Sa9erhtcr, Stietel Ofaroe.
c., Sclle ,un, Suttcrn, Steircrs, J6utnta4er"
Sartcr unS Erocn Saitc,t, QSafcleilen, xbet.
tcscl, Sd)nctrerz unn anrere &l9eleilen, OfaSs
net Stable, scu6tcr, $iehtfbeertn, $anren,
51cl,t09ct, motDcmattde Snttrumente tlt1o cine
errHe Q>crftbtcccnbtt rrn ot,ccrn Nrtttelr, bts
cr aQc I'M tillsc prcifc antittet 1T feincin Gift"
maoren>S tcbr in rcr Iuscaretras StraBe.
Gtcnfalls mie rten: -0rIj,s Steintpblsn' ans
&p16fcn ppn rerftbiscencn Muttert.
s. Il. = 4nttbtr.
Canton, Slprtmter 20. 1889. Snt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
Ser 2aterlanD s Sreunb un6 . eft Ser 3eIf

iofern nur nod; 9faum oarin fir Ge por>
honoen tlf.--3u Miinhen fano am 90.
september bic Gintpcitung Der neuerbau
ten STRIDE Der barmberSi9en Sdmeitern
Itatt.-3u SIu9sburg, elmer taltproteltaus
tIlhen> baIb fatholtIhen Staot, tpcrocn
bon Der &anSeln Der lestern jest preotg
ten gebort, bic ben Goleru 2Ieraerni8 uno
nur Dem raufz uuo Id)tmpfulti9en p6bel
Ureuoe nno QBobl9efauen 9endbren.--
Sm Witr5bnr9llden ltno eiut9e fatboljItbe
spFarrer we9en nnTtlihen eebeuswancele
BON tbren Gtellen entfernt uno sur Strafc
tbeil6 lit Sft0iter, tbeils in ben peter6bau
5u WilrSburg oerrrtheilt tpuroer. Da6
6raneiefanerflcifer ingyiirsbur9 oaS bem
Iusiterben nahe par, bat Die @rlaubuiB
erbalteu, fId neu refrutreu ;u oitrfen.
Wean frrtd,t nod Don etni9cn ouoern
Settelfl6tern, Die ibrem Auferi1ebu
ta9e entae0cn feheu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

telbit berehnet bate, sur@nttpifeluna oez
tomn1en. IS Gno beretts neuere 9{ad,z
rihten aue pp p1en bier etnge9anaen. Oie>
fen 5ufol9e mar Der S6erpriiloeut Der
prcotn3, 9err Slctttpeal in bcm 9luaeu>
bl1dl ais Sor. .. Duntn bort etntraf, in
Hamtc5, bon tpD er jebch auf bic 0{nd,z
rtht bon oeBen 9lnfunft, tpe(d,e nit etuem
~e1t oer5ipetgtenplane 3u1ammen ,u bdnz
gen 1dlen, 1o9letd nad1 pp1en surudfebrz
te* cc5n Der fcl9enoen 9toht Co0m 5. ,,lm
60 trafen Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elm, be-
nen Sutnl9e oas benz Yrdlaten beretts tit
Serl1n publtctrte neutrality-suspicious.
urtheu 1ofort CUR 9lusf1brun9 oebrabt
tperoen icllte. Ser er5biitGfitbe Dll(alt
tparo atd 1c9leth belebt rno SSrn. y.
Guntn an9e5et9t, oa6 Der Bo9en bercit
lfe9e, NIT nelden er inter ilcherer Sez
9lettnn9 wteocr obsurei1en babe. :3,par
oerfuhten e5 eini9e Treunce bes S,rn. ..
Dunln, bic ouf etue 1plhe l1eberroItuno
Dnrberettet fhtenen, bic Sturn9lccfe sH
sishen> un1 baburth bic Stobt 1T Newez
9ung su feken, bpd, nuroen fle foq(etch
felt9encnmelt 1t. ipcrben MIN ,pabrfhetuz
ltd> ais Seute bic tn ether Neitun9 Stuff
ruhr ut perbreiten iltd,ten, orr Gjertht
9eiteut tperoen. Die Stabt blteb oplfpnl>
men ruhtg, oa nur bon Wcni9en bos
Sturn'liuten 9chbrt ,purbe. S,r. .. 0u<
rut tit beretts herte Jaht burd SoQelse
bcrf tpent9e Meilen BON Ser(in, oefcn,en,
opn ,pc er nad Der Teit,tu9 ob9efibrt
tpcroen, Tim bort ietne Straficit suSubrinz
9cn. 0en Drmfaptteln in poien uno
9neien 1T, tpte es heiBt, anaeseiet mprz
ben, odB, od nunmebr oas pberloncsqez
rtd,tltde l1rttetl 9e9en Nrn. .. Dunin t1
Strait 9etreten, bteielben fir eine onoerz
tpetttae Ser,pabrun9 Der @rSioceie ie gu for
gen bdtten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

Qcuis pbilipp hat iein 81. Sabr onoe>
treten, uno bait 9Th jebt inSontainebleal,
auf. parts beftnoet Fob in elmer uurubiz
gen Sttmmung, uub man ertportet tdez
lid, slusbriid,e ucu elufruhr. Die Mein>
ernete 1T gang pcrsii9lid, nue9efaQen, uno
lbertrtft nod Die BON 1894.
Sn Tranfreih fheint cine orc6e 91e>
form Dor itd, su 9ehen man fpill Die 3abl
Der 9Sdbicneen permehren. gs (Ino per>
thtecene YIdue barliber i'm Borfh!a9. Ger
bon 5errn eafte it Der eiufahite. Gein
8rnncfab 1T, oaB jeoer Gational: @arcift
fetn muB.--&s befuoen lIh jebt nur 2OO,s
600 Mdbter inter einer 8epo!ferunq bon
"a Weillionen. 4afttes 8crIt,lao miiroe
bic 3abl nerocppeln uuo niAt mebr; tpas
nod peni9 aenua lit. CTrieeensb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

g Ii B. 81 mertfd.-Sn Neu 9)prf
BON McnteotOep erboltene Sricfe melccn,
onB bic @etpalt be5 Gjruoer1t0r 01cI1S
onrh fetneStc9e in Spliota fih oer9roB Bcrt
babe, nno ooB er jctt ltarf 9er1u9 ieD bic
Noffnltn9 he0en sit fSnnen, boB es tbm
9eltn9en tperbe, 9ttoera unb lcinen frauz
50t'lhen 9lQttrtcn gum Grob, Wcntcoiccr
gu erpbern. 2aoalle traf 9lnitoltcn SnenrS
9lDres ansu9retfen, oDetn feia @rfclg
1detnt apeifelhaft. llnQefdi,r 80 Nerirue11
>poren tn Oecnteotbeo ais Gbeilnehmcr AIT
elner Gerfhpbrun9 SERBIA ftet, itdtcr aber
tpteoer in SreDbett 0e]est ,pprcen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
(Nus Der eltsn unp neueu 21elt.)

g d,tpets.-Cer 9rcee 9t1th in 3lz
rid) hat AM 2ten Sctc5er elm n, il tb q
ben BefhluB aefaet, bos @ruccroat Cein
s,ptfheu 3lrid,, Bsrn, 9ucern, SoIos
tburn. St.8aqen, Nar9au uuo 9hurqau
am II. Mdrs 1882 eeIt,loeenes Scparatz
Siuoni6, oas ben 3tped bate, bic neuen
EerfaGuu9en cieier @antrne 3u id,iiseu)
aufiutitnoi9cn uno III ben reln9ehalteneu
eio9enceeulhen 8uno surildSufcbren. Sn
Der -Sibuno eben oiele5 Gn9es feno Die
Wabl oss @rSiehurgerathcs ftatt, III befz
en- prd1oenteu 8. Serb. Meicr nit 1O9
Stimnicr erndnnt Durce. - lnterDatlt6
hat bic 8erncr Hegieruna gum eib9euo6t<
fden Mufieben ermabnt, unb ;war, tpie
es fd9eiut, auf oas icncerbare, in WaGis
Usrbreitcte 8eriidlt bin, ais rifle fiji, i'm
Sberlano elm 2u9 BON 8 10000 Wdr>
nern 9e9en Wallis. gle Tad,rid,t bon
einem iestcn8erlobnuu9sperfud,e Der ouf
Der Ia9losun9 bcld,Ic6en wnroe, bat III
Sitten arcScn lluirlQen crre9t.
9fuBIa o--Ddb 0rcBe SeerIager
bsi 8rrctinc, no 9eaen 10000 Mann
perfammelt ,u1ren, it aufgelof uuc Die
Grupseu, ,peld,e oaron Sheil nahmen,
Nno grostentbeis III ihre friihern Stanrz
ouatiere nteber erlaefn pprben. Der
Saifcr felbt traf am u @ept. rieber ;u
Sarsfcjrs Selc, bel Yetersbura, ein nno
fomit Guo benn o;eIe 8eicr9ni6e, bic jene
5ruppenuerlamm(uns berocrriet tpteeer
perIh,puucen. Gleidmchl fd,eint oas :,l>
siide Cabinet fe(t eutidlceer su fein, ben
niel berufenen Bertra9 BON llnftaszSfes
Ieei Ctpvrurh otlen fremteu Strteaeft'f>
fen bic 0arbanellcn pert fMloBen Dercen)
aufred,t su erholteu uuo cine Sertesung
beeclben pitroe chne 3tpetfel tpeni9itcus
einen Seefrie9 terbellDrcn.
t.--Cer Standardization Der
tilrfiIhen 9lrmee in Der Sbl1d)t bel 9iez
Gb, Soafi}paIdn, it aidt, tpie es fri,her
hieB, gum 0;ccf6ni9 bon ggypten ilbcr>
ecaanecu, fcnoern befnoet ild,su @olfons
tinrpei. Die Srilmmer ees 9elhlo9eneu
S,eeres tateu 1t jsocsb Serltrsut uno icl:
len arr6teuthei!S 5u ceu &nreen nber9e>
oou0eu fin, um nit ibnen 0eme'utld,aftz
lih 9iaubsiae At tbuu. .--@cnifantnppeI
1T frrtmabreno Der Sd)uuplas diplomatic
fd,er Sntrieuen ; pc9eeen Mcbemetsslli
auf feinen Ncrberunecu bebarrt uno 9e9en
ale Drobnn9en steid9i,ltts bleibt. SolIte
Sbrahim>9Dald,a, oen9efebl erhalten, oors
surilden, 70 pilrbe er bis all ete llfer cee
8ospbcrus 9elanaeu, obne audi nur ant
eiueu Seinb su ffoeen. 1ier a5cr oHrfte
er permutblih oen Nueen besesnen, oeren
Tlotte uuo eanobeer auf ben criten Qllts
ruff Ger Dforte berbeieilen tpitroen.
Baiern .--Den Observation-Disclosures
1T oas ieltiame Gcsreht ein9erdumt pcrs
ben, I'D, Der f6niglihen Gu' ano poitrpas
eeu anfibren Settelsisen burd bas So
ntgreid unent9etclid 81 beptenen,
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Dim l2ttn Oirfcs, pur6 rtn Gbrtp. s. QB
.6omm .6trr Srbn Oipcrs 2Dirtb NIT Olit
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fen'ann init Otib Gatbarinc @rauder, 9ctpe pon
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bart, Seirr rrnSetblcbem xaurfhip.
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Srantlin, Start 0auntp.
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burger Seminar, ourt Soerrn @. q.
Draper gu @pansoiae--S3O, BON fcI9en,
ben Soerren.
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singer ST.. unp SO @ts. nitbt anscs eten RON ne,t.
pbilirrsturs, Seauer S. 9. Speperer
60. Slpr. IL. 1889. S6atmcitter.
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Die Wablberihte bon WaBa6uletts
Gno nod nid)t pcllitduoi9 eiu0e9aneeu ;
rod, 1T es gewiB, BAG Wcrtcn, Der oemo;
frotilhe @ancibot, 9ruperuDr piro. Die
"Voit" prid>t fit oas 0aus cine bemos
fratifde Mehrheit at uno Der "Senti>
nel," cine Mbigseituna. gilt es su, bas Is
Demcfraten uno Is Wbt9s fir Den Ses
nat erpabIt meroen oilrften.
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nehmen @rei9niBe ftatt, tpelhe bic 9luss
Sahlun9 bonn pori9enSabre aus;eihneten.
Dies mag Der @e9enmart elmer @cmpo9s
ME Ser. Staaten Sruppen suseIhrteben
tperoen, oeren @apitdn ale 8ranntweius
fdBer, NIT ceren SnbaIt bic Snbianer re-
9alirt ne' ben lollten, einidla9eu lieB, unb
oeren tcltbore SIlt6i9teit bic Mutter @rbe
IN itarfen 2ll0en eln[dlllirfte.
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0tat eiuem neuen itatiitiid,en g8erfe
iber Mer'fo betrdgt oeBen SeoSlferuue
--Ieras nit ein9eihlcBeu) z,O44,l
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Die niesjihri9e gussatlun9 Der Sabrs
oeloer an bic Mencmcnee Snbianer in Der
llmsebune Don @reea Bay faub in Der
testeu WcheO Oetoters cbne iene uua,t le<
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Gint9e 0anfen in Cincinnati babe,'
SpeSies 3ahlung tpieoerbe9cnnen.
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Wean bat perehuet Dap Der ueberf fTue
an NSat5en in Wtdi9an, Snbiana uno 81:
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Nutttnnge II iber rdhrerb Ger Iebs
81 ten Q8cebc einselaufenes Sutterirtipnsselr.
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Ntrab. &rct, Safe, IL, l2,
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