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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
Cot GroRoE cnOomAN.

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The fsllowing resolutions we're adopted Al a
late gathering Of the People a, Columbus. OH,
Re5ofrea, That We oppose the re.elec-
ton Of Martin Van Buren, 10 the Pfe.,-
deney;
Because, in all OF his Official acts A,
President, be has shown a disposition 10
increase The already oyergrown poNerand
influence OF the Executive, al the eN
pense OF the Co ordinate branches Of the
Government
Because be has repeatedly shown hs
disregard OF the will OF the People. as ex.
pressed by their immediate Representa-.
tIves IN Congress:
Because he has constantly sought and
IS SOU seeking TO unite The purse 70 The
sword OF tie nation. and 20 place both m
the hands Of the Executive
Because he pfsctices upon the sborr;,.
ao'e doctrine that offices are the spoil.
o. poi,'ieal victory bestowing them a.
rewards OF party subserviency. feeardle,q
Of NE unhiness Of the persons selected
aud removing the most faithful and com
peteni public officers for The sole crime
OF thinking and acting as ireemen.
because he permits and epeou,age,
othcefs holding appointments under ham
improperly 90 interfere IN political cor.
tests. thus bringing The patronage of n,
IencDi Government into conflict urL
The freedom Of elections
Because he permits the holders Of p,,b.
iic moneys 90 remain 10 Office after ibey
are known 10 be public dehul,srs al
hnsliy TO escape With millions Of the pe,.
pies money
Because be has been ~ The head oftb,
Administraton foF three wears. and ~.
stead Of reforming manifest abuses be
has permitted them 20 hcfesse 10 =,
alafmlug extent
Because De bas sh0uD an utter diste.
gard both of The wishes and sunefings o.
lhe People replying u,ih The most heart.
less indifference 10 their prayers for re-
hei--. hat ihc People expect too much
from ihc GoyeTnucntT
Because be has done nothing 10 esig.
him ei'hcf to The gratitude or cop6denes
Of ihe American People
becaute 90 man should Be elected p,,
'ideni ~ The United States ~, TO- 80.
% foeoess'on and .Nsfa Tgn Nun
iaff n an
hffo'efa That wo all use all honor,
pc means % secure The election "a ~.
u HAhEisos % ihe Presidency
becauso bo'h his Ciul and uHrsr.
I 'alhealI9ns and services. ent,tle b,m 10
zoe confidence, and 70 The gratitude Of
be eountfymen
Beeaufe be sisnds pledged 70 The Ame-
cen feople TO carry out the great pnnc,.
p's' Wh'ch We have laid doWn e. nsess-
''fy 70 preserve The purity snd che per
manehey Of our RspublIcsn Institutions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
WIG CALCULATIONS.

reference { the elections OF Pennsylvania and Ohio:
n etokt
=
slsU
and
n lyabn
lin
~ the Presidential election seventeen days aerwd
g . om stot sWokin Penn.
IN m
u I'd Gcneal
edo
e % Govern
o vii e Van
Bueke,
wi'ais
Of
the pr1aclu Preside MT ti 4 Ciion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
THE ELECTIONS.
brilliant Whig Victories!
Witness the tendency of PUBLIC OPINION.
OgSEC.

nne Counties heard hich
aoT majority 1850 Shannon. the Van Buren, candidate
ns majority mke' the Wing Eight
head which there "
show corresponding Wing gam CorNn majority will be upwards
Ooo Shanhons Nn Buren, Ohio 1888 The
eSsI i've members Of Congos them H. and the Van Buren party
me the Congress the Ohio
- to- Whst The Wings have also elected e majority Of members
State DR. Duncan, bOioni
republican
wing, noeocd 20 bis Ilace By majority 10!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
xALzzoUrT KRRonHNA.

The
Legislature took place South Carolina last week From
veil understood readers
ton alone Of all the State elections has excited mo,,
limits the the of
election enabled r
and Holmes, reelected
gained ia V B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 6. $50.

Col ChueliH-In reply 20 your letter
oil The 18th uliimo, can only state. that
the publication of the letters to which YOU
allude was not authorized BY me, and that
! never during the whole war saw Gen.
Harrison at any time show any want OF
courage, On the contrary. have every
reason to believe him a brave man
Upon the receipt Of yours. ! addressed \
letter to Gen. Gaines, with whom | held
frequent conversations years ago, and the
following letter Of bis contains the opin
ions which then entertained and which
still retain. Respectfully.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

Baltimore
IAN Bnn majority only %! 10 the the Van
majority w O making Whs Of 81? There
Mckean Potter
Van Buren majority o ls73, n 1896 o
The Whs
ladeipha the ngesou
lConseryaNe ngels majority upwards Of 1909
delegation will stand ~ Wings
The II Wings
elected
J1ny jNn ballot 3 Last Van majority
q he use
The lancaster Examiner Herald Saturday
ton friends placing reliance
and re"het popular
false and glrtd and
iliure and keep their together
NEW JERSEY.
Here the ell on Tor members Of the gaueand here the Wings
thHieen
eeeng Legaure-leayug Bun
3unclnen Of A
Mr. Wall Whs
Ia WING lib on the OF 1899 and Wing
hundred only DO
or W his
party took themselves prpeate las
which called for
affected the honor New
sighted cohtemued degraded
indecent
the be and pointed
still the
The result the election held Jersey something
of
the
those which they
tribunal OF !he people before which
The done aud be recalled But the page
in tnmo by the weapon cizeaLe
X s.iH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
T-7m rs. CrIi,, Of OF :, 1910.
Lctter from, tceia|0rmed gentleman an PeRnsyIganiq
..NO rE.lRS cor TIE KEYSTONE STATE

FElRS
ord
seye I HJoRITY VIII BE- LESS ThF tsrenfD
lii5O n
1900
o q
OF
Lights
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
THE VAN BUREN, CLAIMS UPON PENNsYLvANIA


copy the following TE paper Of October
eth homu
time been made 'lnormed distinguished gentlemen Mr. Rit
chic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
srIlL MONS rEsrrnoSY.

A month or tive age, the Globe sufrrPutiousiy
obtained p-sycs-icu Of e0Pies Of certain letters
addressed by Col CRoeHsS, to General HAEKi-
SOS, touching alleged points Of difference be-
tween them as 20 events connected with the late
war, which, d, IS understood. were all satisfaeto-
r'ly adjusted The letters were published in the
columns Of the Globe, without the assent or
knowlcdsc Of Col. CEocuIN. accompanied with
acrimonious Comments. The Globe seemed 20
look upon them as goi-send IN ITS war upon
Gen. HIsEs1N. and al the other papers In the
service Of the administration eagerly seized upon
them 10 DC used ior political effect. Shof,-livei.
however, has been their career, and sul less ef
feet have they bad upon the pubic mind II was
scarcely necessary that the following coIrcspon.
denee, 50 honorable to all parties, should have
been published but, as it has appeaied. ana a,
Il Will relieve Gen. HAREisoS from any odiam
which may have been engendered IN the mind,
Of the eredulous, We copy IT, Col. Ckoou,N. d
will be seen, bears the fullest t,siiHony 70 Genera
HaRRisoN's brarny, 10 AS military kill aud 10 Al
services he frontier daring "a laie par.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
From the So Louis BuAsiia
CORRESPONDENCE.


S,Nr LoUs, Sept. 26,h, 1910.
Dear Colonel:-I am well aware that
YOU take no part in the political warfare
of the times and il is from no desire TO
draw you from your neutrality that | now
address you.
During the last two years have had
the pleasure frequently TO meet you, and
have never yet heard YOU declare your.
. self for either Of the Presidential candi.
dates now before the people, and have
no wish 10 sec YOU commit yourself upon
this subject believe. sir, that your re
lliiohs with Gen. Harrison as we'll a. with
Mr.. Van Buren, are Of the most friendly
character and that you regard them both
with feelings Of friendship Whilst YOU
di,parage neither. Ihaye heard YOU speak
of both 10 terms Of praise. and feel salts
/ fed that you will answer the questions |
ask YOU iE the cand0r and sincerity OF a
soldier.
Some letters Of yours have been re-
Gently published during your absence
from Washington, and many have endea-
yored TO produce the impression ,ha, you
have authorized their publication, and
have thrown your influence against Gen.
Harrison. ] do not believe tina, this is so
but would like 10 learn from yourself.
whether the publication Of these letters
was authorized by you.
n: Tippecanoe you were one Of the
Aids Of Gen. Boyd, and performed glo.
Tious part IN that, as well as in other hard
fought battles, which have added 10 the
;ame and honor Of our country. should
be pie ased 10 know il on that occasion,
or at any time during the war, Gen. Har.
rison showed any want Of bravery and
further. if the ground selected for the en-.
. campment Of bis troops at Tippecanoe
was injudiciously or improperly chosen.
During the war, sir. you performed a
mos, distinguished part, and your name
will always be associated with its most
brilliant achievements, as long as there is
left one American heart TO admire your
gallant and glorious defence OF Sandusky.
You have had as good an opportunity 10
form correct opinion OF the courage and
conduct Of Gen. Harrison, as any other
officer. and | should be pleased 10 have
your opinion upon these matters.
Respectfully. yours.
SAM'L B. CHURcHILL.
lMr. Churchill is a member elect Of the Ms.
sour Instrumentation Of the St Louis Bulle.
| un-and near relation Of Col. croehan.-Er,
Free Press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
GEORGIA..

The Wh Victory complete
majority 1901 be heard which reduce
The Wings elected
lurehas Wing L. s. place MIR LumPkin
whole Wing Ticket
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22

We know not 10 what article reference
l' bad. We have no recollection Of
having published any hing of the Hon.
gentleman worse than ho timstf hss
written b. o. that A. u0uh lore Zen .
I0yg bod he hired ~ ne Rsrolaiion. We
therefore despise, alike. him and bis
ihfcais.-Riebpond HBir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22

We teceived y Zoe mlil 81 Yesterday
the following letter:
PmtsnEtfut. Oct i3. 1870.
n - EiHor ,fhs HBr
\ friend ~ mice h1Ffrr isfrfne4 r. t,-,
}"uf paper DE Richmond WhR. contained
come remarks pffjuI.ctai 90 nv ehar4-,.,
eoFied from saai6 of la papcn 90 this cas-. ~
i.'r me namp. have io fsirrm vcu ihat f5r
Ut attacks ou my private 40 political character.
i am determined % seek the Utmost rt.iress ti.ai
tha IlU wtI vIsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
! sTATEs nTFrL - An.r.,r.r

few
the
Geora
the
u v des.naloa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22
Respectfully. yours,

SAML b. CHURCHILL.
mfr. Churchill is a member cleo, Of the Ms.
sour LegIsia'ure-edi:or Of the St. Louis Bulle.
un-and near relation OF Col. Croghan.-EE,
Free Press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-22

The Richmond Enquirer three weeks made the following
the approaching Presidential election:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
. II n B e | / G b c.

Sor GINGER 3eit farb 8u &ni9bt'6
8rio9e bel senoon elm reiber Goelmann,
in einem Otter bon 70 Sobren. gr 5ei1-
nete iib ourb cine belonbere Giebe su ben
9unoen aus, neil ibn sinif, ouf elmer
Geile ourb Sranfreib uno Stalien, Elm
t6uno, ais ct bon 8dubsrn an9esrifen
tpar rettete.
Oie Abf0mmlin9e oieieS lSunbes, ber
BON Der Srobten &oce fannie, ,sporen Iei-
ne ein5i9en @elellibafter. ST belt fie
prdbtis uno fatterte fie init 9ebrotenen
&ino. nno &albFeifb, Rutherford, 9fefs
ferfa6sn, paifeten &c. Sbr lufent5alts'
ort mar Elm berrli6er Saal, in tpelbem
in einisen 1btbeilun9en pei0e 8ubebete
ten fib befanoen. !3tpei 8eoienten mub
ten fb, blcbs gu ibrer 1ufpartunaim
in oem Saale aufbalten uno bic pantos
mimiiten 8efcble ibrer pierbeini9en
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
yA IL GIc IT,.
g p e sc |.

Ser &6nie bon Socbien, Qp8uf, oer
Starfe, betta0te iib einif bel Gafct ubcr
bic 8erin8en einfinfte Der Neeiie, ,oa bob
aae @eIt uber bic arohen Uule9en 8e.
i3peroe fubrte. Die Miniiter bemibt
ten iiD, Dem &0ni3e einen berubi9enoen
2lufl5lub 5u 9eben, ollsin bieier manote
flb euolib an &pau, fein Guta6tsn oars
iiber abSu9e &pau naDm aus einem
neben ibm itebenoen &ubl9efdb einStdd.
eben sis uno bat feinen gtobbar e6 welz
ter 6u eeben, bis e5 81 Dem &oniee 9elanes
te. Die Minifer bseiltsa iitb, cs Giner
Dem 2(noern su reiben, allein es 9elonste
oeb f1on 3iemlib 8elbmol5en ia Die
6dnbe oe6 &onies.
nSo ieben Gp. Waieffdt, "rief &pau,
,,,pie Die 2leciie au goher miro, wenn fie
cur6 Die pormen Sodnbe BON bero Mini,
fern paifirt."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

men lei, feincn Srrtbum Su benebmcn,
matbten iie fid eili0 aus Dem Simmer II.
Sober iuhte feline 2o9erlfGttp.
Qm foI9enoen Wor9en critbien eelpi6
ni0twie 9ew0bnliCb 3ur beifimmten Stun
oe. Scr propilor 9in9 alio in iein 3ims
mer uno fano ibn in einem beiammern6-
rpertben 3uitanoe. Die 8ettoefe iber
Dem &opf 8e5o9en, lag er oo,lpie rffarrt.
Aen8EtliOe5, tpiloc5 @eiOrei mar Die elm.
5l9e Nntlport ouf ale Sra8en, Die man
an lbn rtbtetc. gtiemano fonntc iiN
Dies erfldrcn oa erWaAte oa5 @cwifen
oe6 iun9en Menicbcn, Den oer 2ebrlino
oe5 Apotbcfer5 oa5u bereoet bate, Iib nm.
fer Setpl5 Bette 5u perbcrocn, DEN 95or.
gang bon Der 9eitri8en Naebt 3u ersGblen.
VS. puroen nun ale Mittel an9elpenoet.
Den un0lufliCben jnn0en MenIben pie:
0er iu belfen aber um1onlt. Gr btieb
b!ooitnni9. Den Sag iiber 1T er (til uno
Dafmloo, aber um MlltternaDt er9reift
lbn cine furtbtbare 2tn8ft, 0ann ruff ct {;
"Ste fommen ! fie fommen /" uno pet,
INIT in Den nemli0en 3uffono, olS in lie
ner gobt, oem Qufan9 ieiues Gleno8.
Gr Iebt nun f6on 70 neDrere Sabre unb
ale 5ofFnun9 5u 1einer gSieocrDerfeQuaa
1T peyItbwunoeu.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
S0reGlicbe 8ol9en zines unSeiti9er
G5ber5e5.

6einrib Sepi6, Der SoDn zines se:
t1oeten Netbts9elebrlen inS nSbrew6burp,
Elm bofTuun9spollcr Singing, Gam ;u Ell,
nem Ipotbeter in Sonoon in Die 2ebre.
Ser lpotbefer bate nob einen 9ebrtino
uno bleier Derabreoete NIT einem iunoen
WenlWen, lpelber in Dem nemlieben
Saufe wobnte, Dem iun9en eepis. aus
Wutbtplllen uno eeibtilnn. .einen Sbref
eiu5uia9en. Cine Na6t, no Der Ipos
tbefer nit ieiner Satin 6u elmer ipobz
5elt in Der No0boricbaft 9elooen aus bem
Saufe par, ipuroe su oieier gtederei be-
auet. &or BET Stuuoe bes SUlafen
sebens iblib itb Der jun9e Wenib in
Setpis S6Iafltubben, uno perbara fib
unter oeiTen Sette. sewi5 fam our ees
.p0bnlicben 3eit in bieS Stub1en, ents
fleioete iib uno besab fi6 Sur 8ube, OBJ
ne Den Seritedten su bemerfen. Ills es
Mitternobt fbtue, efTnete lib Die Tbae
re, uno iein Wjtlebrtin9 eri6ien al5 Sc.
fpenit in Elm peifles Safcn perbIllt, unb
cine 2erpe NIT @bo5pbor be,triden Dor
Dem Geltd)te. 3erpi6 erlpaOte, uno ct.
fbrad beftio, ober oieler Sbred nabn,
no9 an, ais er, Wdbreao oiefes @efpenft
iib lbm ndberte, iib lein Sette balo er=
bob balo Ueoer aleoer ienfta. Nlit ei.
mem Sbrei oes Gatlesens perlor Der iuns
9e Wenlb feline Seiinnuno. Das batten
Die mutbwiaieen Meniben ni6t erpars
tet ; ite perlcren NUN ielbit ate 8efins
nun9, uno fat ibm 6alfe ,u leiffen une
ibm, penn er pieoer au fib felbit oefom.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
5HssenaeGGte &3itgaersteGGe.
(2lue Dem pennlplpaniiebcn 0entieben.)

tNu6 Dem speRnIBlo@nltCDeh SeHFlsDeh'j
Der olte Gippeeanee.
Sod lete oct Sater oss ws(tsns, bsdb 4!
9crt heht ct 9eIcbnt an ben pfua
CT war's, oer elnf mutbi9 entsessn scs,
Sen Ssinoen uno oftmals lte ihlu9.
0as Saterlanb ipar bon ben GSifocn beb:cbt
Gtbnca fog CT sur 8ettnnS bsrbei.
Stbon iebaQet oct &riesernf! bort bliset
ter SOB
sSpn ter Sdhls 9Bas fammcrts ren
ginlt ft6lus am N,1iani, nit 93apnc i'm
8rycn,
gr zen Ssino in Seroertlihsr Ghlatbt !
Ser Gic9 mar 9c,pcnnen,pcr scrbcer Ipar Icin
9c6 mar CT auf 8yicbcn teoatbt.
Tub ebsnIo lpcIIc, ME tapfcr i'm 8clo
3epurfte pas 9atcrlanp fcn,
So fauo au oer Spiss pes Gtaatrs oey6clo
Slcb Der snttn Sacbe Su Wsibn.
2ls abet bcacnnen eln ncncr &ric9
Sa fennt er nibt Nait, ned Stub;
gs fuhret ouf's Slcus Die Srrns Snm Gie9,
Der 8rlebsrr bon &ippecancc.
9ie Saoier itup nit ocn Br,ttn pcrtint,
Gr fp9t lbrer blutl9cn Srnr
2ln h'" tifern bcr Sbames ersit rr ben
Selnb,--
Sbr ,ri6t nie CT oortcn pevfubr!
Sod lrte Der @icssr bon Sippecanpr,
Scr 1auer, ber Staatsmam, ter Sctp,
6ei6 fNlaasu ihm unlrre 9ersen 3u
Stlb oanet ipm pie weitIitbe- 2Sclt!
Srlft6 aufSbr 9rutfebcM3um &alftn bcran,
Cnve 9tImmr iei ibm 9clpeibt,
Scceutet mas er fir gucb 9etbau,
9antbar GnD Die 96bne ees 3cut,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21

oeften icoen SbeiI Der 8ri9a, Seeel ,Nie
gen, GabIn. &C., als5 par p0Q. IS 1T
punperbor, rpie ii0 oieie SDiere in Der
euft baben balten f0anen, ra BON Nero
lpeit Der fein Sano pon mebrern tauIeno
Weilcn nett fib bcftnoet. 3pei Sage
naoDber 10 at oa5 8etter 9elinoe Die &rig9
ie8eIte our0 S6wGrme oicIer Gbjere,
pel1e auf Der SberflGcbe fhwamncn.
Sti6t fble DIT. &or Ser @elee
Sebun9 6u Wafabuiett6 lie9t 70 eben ei
ne Sa betrefs Der @erbeirotbun9en
5pilben 8ejden uno ScDwor5en. Bei
Scratbun9 oieier 8iu brlcfte iib Elm
Mi9lieo jsaer Geeesebun9 etspa fol9en.
oermofen aus };
tpr. Spreber: - SD sperbe fir bieie
8iQ ifimmen uno 5par aus Dem einfa0en
Urunoc, Neil id nitbt wGnlbe, oaB unlcr
StotutbuW elm Geieg entbGlt, tpetbe5 eli
ne reine 0elbmot5lotbe beibr6nft Ills
folbe betra0te i0 Die 9ou5e Sro9e iber
Die Serbeiratbnn9 5lpilNen perionea perz
ibieoener 8arbe. Sc 1T cine reine Sc:
ibna&6iabe, unO ipenn 0ober mein
8reuno Don 8ontufet oen @unitD be9t
cine { 0wor5f blaue ODER 8 IL
ne Srau 5n nebmen, 70 wUnibte iD Jpn
polIfommcn bere1ti9t gu ieben, ieinsn
Sor5us fit ir9eno elne oielsr Sartea GEL
tend 5u MAIDEN. 2tlIe5 ,paS i6 inoefen
bon ibm erbitte, it oob, foQ5 ltb ibmei
nen TRANSPORTATION Selah ouf ieiner
sSnisl oblEtten weroe, ct nitbt perlan9t,
Dap aQ iyne W il2- uno Sc ia # 8
e n eev { il fe. Sreib. 6reuno.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-04-21
9 a 8 Streb EN- Ser SIS bies.

Totoetn, cDne Nu0lltDt 0uf partel.
0ie Gepublif in ibrer Reinbeit unb
Glnfobbett 6u EerDoltem ipie fe unter
8ofbin8ton uno Woooiion mar.
Sid Der Nnmaffuno BON Mabt, wor=
na0 bic 6dnoe Der @recutipe auSeeItreeet
llno, ent8e8cn 5u ite(len.
Dem Streben Der Oemoao9en Iitb 7au
mberlesen, uno bas 9ole auf bic Sanoz
tun8en Der ,,spebfelnoen 0olitifer aufs
merriam Su macben."
lteber oa6 8anjc 9ano inbcr adnoe uno
Sreite, 2(ufflGrun9 Su uerbreiten, ober
porSt8lih nit oerieaigen QufflGruna ib=
rer MltbIr0er befannt mobsn, Die iur
GrDaltun0 uno ribti0en Qu5le9une un.
ierer unltbagbaren Snititutionen tuyb.
aus nctDpenoi0 1T.
Sid ieoer Setrii9erei Der &eaieruna
ent9e9en5uiteQep, unter ipelber 8eftalt
tie outb sum Soribeine fommen mag.
2(lte 9ieieni9en perdbtli1 Su beban-
oeln, mcldbc Die 2(rmen seeen bic Geicbeu
beeen wollen- .pelcbe Iuben Die beiTern
Gsfuble Der Menfeben 3u unteroriden.
uno ibIe6te an eeren StelIe Su fesen.
Aaen splloen Experimental iib ent9e,
9sHs9Heaen.
Son oer Ne8lerun9 i'll perlon9en, Dap
tie l'cD ais ben . iener une aiebt ais
Den 0errn une Weiiter oes 8clfes bes
tratbtet.
0tn 9sunoias iu uereammen, oer eis
nan Nann eloB lelner polItiibcn Grunos
fnIrhp estcnr ci,on a,ortcn,nnro o;.ht
Sir einmifd,,,no ron STer+r;tb.n 81.
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iolchss s}srfofren noch qysffsrfon,s geor.
f.. oas CONFERENCE.-The S,r;ncin nor S0,h.
len erfrifrn beiBt,"
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Oie soup(Ipn hcs ponncs hrrh s;n frs;.
iiunioe6 Gnaen, non innsren SSsrbe,ye.
run9en III entlpicfeln-uno
Die StmGbunocu III Opreiteln freie
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Dos Strshonn nsr qofnfoaos
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Nacb Dem Crop @bi8 beibt es, ooB bic
brittiiben 8eboroen allen SSnpianern Ell
ne Oeimotbin Ganaoa anscboten babem
upo manbe Sor5i0e, pelcbe iie oaielblf
eenieien f6nnen, penn iie bort mobnen.
0ebrere bon oen 8eleui9aften ocr go
towotomies so8en i'm leeten SABRE BORT
bin. Ole Binnebaooes wollen oahelbe
tbuH. Cine 2(u9emeine Seriamnluns
iou am See Grie 9ebalten nerbsn, TN,
terbalb Maloen, no iib mebr oenn ,tpei,
tauieno psriammeln lollen. G5 ift pors
0ei6lasen, bic uSnoianersNieoerlafIun9"
oOrtbin su oerleoen, ;u pelbem gnbspecf
Die Re0ierun8 bereits S6uier erbauen
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StHbner SHtl0lHB ano uutti9e 2(uS
fnbrun9.

f'7t WY.
Der Warqui5 bon Yifanp un0 Der 8i.
1Dof BON Man5 febrten bon &om, wo,
bin iie 9creift Iporen, auf elncr Ga(eere
nob 6ranfreic3 5urlif. 2(gf psr See
ttPlen fte in Die 6dn0t zines Seerdubex,
'n'lrber fte anffoin GnrorfdSff nahm ~ firh
Elm oniebnlitbe6 S6fe9eto fit fie Ueriprob.
SNon obt Sage bate ct fie in Ieiner
9efansliben 9aft. I'm neunten perlie6
er fem StbifF uao 9in9 nit einem 8oote
ans sono. Ser Olarquis bon piIanp
macbte lc9teib Dem 8iiDof Den @orf ftbtoe
tlt5 ourb bic 8Iubt 5u retten. Ser 8i-
f9of leDnte ojeien Sorf9to9 ober at, penn
oDne ilD ourt55uitbla9en, fei bic Ttu4t
unm69lib.
Gem Warqui5 perorob oieIe Seiabsit,
i'm 3orn io9tc er gu Dem 8iftbof /: Stun
70 9eben Sic uno beten, ooS ltebri9e per.
De ib tDun !"
Gr iu5te nun einS6wert 5u ertpifben,
6ra0te ben 8efeDl6bober oes G0if5 uno
eini9e onoere bon Dem Sdife I'm uno
entfam 9lufIib NIT Dem Sil0of.
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Soerrlboften for9fdltt9 erlaufben. 3u
9etpltten Stunoen fibue Der Gpelmann
elete &blere ipo6ieren. Inter onbern
mar Ole Stunoe bon l bis 2 ubr su Die.
fen promenooen beitimmt. gSenn ibm
elm 9uno fart, b,lieB er Jpn in eincn Saro
sur parooe au6lfellen, @oebsfersen um
loltben bremen, Sen Saal nit icbpariem
&ntDe bebdn9en, ct felbit faB eans be-
trdbt neben Dem Sor9, ,fbrieb cine Srou,
er9eoitbt ouf Den &erbli1enen, uno lies
lbn pon1pboft in ieinem @artcn beqraben.
SammtllDe 9unoe foI9ten Dem Srauer-
5u9e, oen '0al6 NIT fblpar5em 8lor ums
ban9en. ST lief fie porber Elm poor
Sa9e fattent oomit iie auf Dem @rob
bd9el ibre6 eDenroli9en @ef&brten Elm
reDt 'pebmdtbi9e6 8espinlet uno &la99e.
benl erbeben m0cbten.
Ills CT felbif ieinen SOB bcronnoben
lob, lleB er feline t0unoe runo um iein
Sette ltc3 oeriammeln unb itarb unter ib.
ren Slettoiun9en.
SSl ieinem Setomente permacbte ct ib
men aniebnIibe peniionen, uno uerorone
te, oaB lte uno iDr Stannpotcr in G5tein
9eDouen uno an oen bier GnOen ieine5
Grdbe5 ouT9eftetlt weroen IoQten.