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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23
Correspondence Of the Galladinm.
SENATE CuANBER. IA.
January II, ISL. !

DEAR SIR.
Tho bull TO prohibit The issue Of small notes
has finally passed both branches of the general
assembly. Ii met with powerful opposition IN
the Senate, aud every possible Subtcrtage was re,
sorted to ini the purpose OF DESTROYING II They
nre issued At tins pilce, at NJ tdIsun, and New
Albany, aud preparations were making Ia issue
~ Il uundcr OF other places over the state. Ia
fac, tx this time year the state Womb have
been itteraitv flooded with irrc3cem be paper in
tho form of Bank Bills. The present Is the
time In attack THIS fearful cyII. ii ID VIC await
cd another wear would have been too late; rs 1,
is, the Senators from the dttftrent counties where
issues now made, all opposed the passage Of
the bill. The Van Buren, party were opposed to
II at heart, though thcy universally Supported the
bill on its final passage They did dare di,
rectv TO vote against II. still # any amendment
could be stuck on which would have the cffec;
indirectly to defeat its passage you will find them
favorins it. They suppose that under the new
administration n corrupt, and vItIaied currency
will tend to advance their party In power; in
this they do not reason incorrectly, an over issue
OF paper currency from irresponsible ndIv Iduals.
and corporations, which mus, finally fall on the
hands oiIgnorans X tho uuwarry.wil unavoidaby
make converts to the hard money hulnbuo
Oar object should be % give all proper eucour-
agemen, TO good banking institutions and thrust
aside the miserable trash with which the comma.
nifty is threatened. Some of those opposed
to the measures thought the present bill prema-
turc, and the better plan TO effect the object de-
signed by the bill. was to authorize the issue Of
small notes by the State Bank. Tpon this obiec-
ton ! can say. that favor the issue of small
bills by the Bank. The interest Of the country
demands il, and will doubtless have very much
the effect to drive away worse species Of cur
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TWENTN-SINT CONGRESS.

SECOND sEss ION,

WASIiiNGTON, FRIDAY, Jan. S. 1871.
1t has been 4 very prevalent opinion here
that Mr.. Benton either wrote, dictated, or at
least suggest ed the articles with which the Globe
has recently nbounGed in reference To the men
whom 1t IS SO fond of parading rs likely to take
an active part IN determining the policy OF The
coming Administration, and in regard to the mea
surcs which II 50 ndustriously gives out, arc To
30 brought forward after the Inauguration of
President Harrison. This opinion is confirmed
by the exhibition the Missouri Senator made to-
day. He favored Us with mere rifucimeHto or
hash Of all the trash which he has been poufing
out on the public through the conduit pipe OF the
Globe for time past.
10 the Congressional report, led TO vou,
the res utions of Mr.. Crittcn1cn for a distribn-
ton OF the proceeds OF the sales of the public lands.
and on the snbjact of the presumption policy
werc given at length. | ask the particular J.
ten'Ion OF your readers 10 them;-ior they will
unqnestonaby become the subjects OF much i'm
pnrtant discussion hereafter.
Benton started mp thc7 read,
and III 4 BombaSteS EuriOSo style which called
down upon hun general rld,cule, denounced them
az such terms, that veral gentlemen who nap
pcncd In have read the Globe In the morning, re-
cogntzed the author OF lis dccamatory twaddIe at
"ncc. Putting and swelling with his imaginary
Importance. he went on - make issues for the
liUrtson Administration. by asserting that the
purpose of Mr.. Crttenden TO create public
dehl!-and II increase the expenditures of the
Governmenii
FIne charges these. to come from party that
has never been without public debt since lS:}1
the first Year of the Aim,nlstraton-aud that
h1s increased the public expenditures only from
Is millions tn 10 mriionsI
Pretending tn infer these issues from, Mr. Crit
ten dcn's speech, Ct was all pretcacc) he bowed
his thanks 10 the Kentucky Senator and sat dow
amidst the Unsurpassed jeers and laughter Of all
present.
Mr.. Cri,tendon told him. in reply, that he was
welcome TO all the advantages he could derive
from his public declarations. Thinking himself
too humble To have others made respons b!e for his
opinions and sentiments, he was ever readv-ner-
haps too ready 10 express himself as he thought
anJ felt. Such his views and feelings were
he was ready TO maintain them; and as TO the
proposition now submitted he was prepared To
submit them to the country without argument
He did not see why the Senator should feel him
self called upon particularly give his thanks on
this occasion-fOr the Senate and The country
knew very well that these were opinions he had
always maintained. They were concurred IN also
by mi ortv of the Senate one time BY whom
the Bill for distributing the proceeds Of the land
sales had been passed.
Since the Missouri Senator was in such 4 view
tor giving thanks, Mr.. CRIrTENDES said he would
go further, and present another claim to MS graf
itude tie would not only sustain the DIsrRrBU-
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II matter of great uncertainty

reEcy, still Ms matter OF great uncertainty
whether a ma iorlty can be found IN favor o. ehe
issue by The state bank. The Van Buren party
IN The Senate opposed to the project, and
some Of the opposition, how many cannot say,
We, Il number sufficient to make the passage OF n
Bill to that effect doubtful TO say the least OF IT.
At all events the passage OF the present bill viii
IN my opinion tend rather TO favor the other
measure. Bat suppose II should not! Inc
state Bank will shortly commence TO pay specie
which will put into the hands Of the people the
latter kind Of currency, instead Of indy pa
per. In tha; event small change can be obtain
ed sufficient for The transaction Of all ordinary
business.
One thing may be said in favor Of the issue OF
small bills by the state Bank. The Bank VIII be
enabled TO keep a greater amount OF It's paper a.
caong the people without danger TO IT'S Interest
The pressure Of the times require that an effort
should be made to place the measure III the power
Of the people pay their debts, and also an m
creased amount of taxes. The paper itself viii
be equal 10 the specie.
In haste yours Ne
CHART rs II TEST
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six per cent interest either for cash persons
" no W Ill undertake the completion of the works.
The Wabash canal south OF Lafayette Is not pro-
vided for in the BILL from the belief tina the state
will acquire sufficient lands from The General
Government to complete 1t; IN that even, the
committee recommends It's entire separation from
The sSyslem, and 10 be prosecuted as fast as
means obtained for that purpose.
MIR Morgan, from the minority OF the mcdil-
cation committee, made report adverse 10 the
report of Mr. Jones, from the ma orIiy OF The same
committee. made some days since, which was ac-
} companied by bill 10 modify the So stem OF In
ternai Improvement. This bill provides that the
works shall be divided into five classes follows:
The White Water Canal from Lnwrenceburgh TO
the National Road and the Madison and Indian
apolis Rail Road from Madison TO Eiinburgh shall
constitute the first class. The New Albany and
Vincennes Turnpike, the northern end OF the
Central Canal from Indianapolis to kIlbuck sum-
mil, including the Munceytown feeder, the Cross
Cut Canal be tween the Eel river feeder dam a nd
Terre Haute and the Madison and Indianapolis
Rail Road between Edinburgh and indianapolis,
shall constitute the second class. The southern
divisan of the Jacksonville and Crawfordsv lille
Road between Jacksonville and Salem, and the
northern division between Greencaste and Craw-
fordsv le the indianapolis ald Lafayette road be-
tween Charlottesville and Lafayette, and 50 much
of the northern division of the Central Canal as
is not included in the second class, shall consti-
tutc the third class. The Erie and Michigan
canal shall constitute the fourth class. And all
the works not ncuded in either of the foregoing
classes shall continue the fifth class. The bill
further provides that the fund commissioners shall
dispose Of the securities taken for State bonds
sold, and apply the proceeds to the prosecu-
ton OF the works; and they also authorized
To sell bonds to contractors on the works In pay
ment for labor performed not 10 exceed two hun
drcd thousand dollars, for the year 1911, bearirg
& per cent interest. The House engaged
the whole afternoon of Saturday IN committee of
the " hole on the bill "to value the property Of
the State and the ''bill prescribing the duties Of
County Auditor.'' These are series of bills
which are designed 10 revolntonize the present
mode of assessing and collecting the revenue OF
the State Journal, Jan. Is.
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Domestic Attachment .

Office IS hereby given that, The l1h DAY OF De-
cenhc. last, domestic attachment issued
John VI Wiilia a Justice Peace In
the county OF Wayne, instance and the ahia
VT OF Richard Pu2h. The goods chatte credits, aud
effects, of Henry Bailey. and the time upon
aidav; the said Richard Pugh, garnishee
issued against David Wills, vino appeared obedience
thereto, and, after being the law directs,
oath sai that sad Henry Bailey dollars by
n written obligations, which iii be due OF
March an the ooh day of February
office Economy. SAID county, VIII proceed hear
and decide said attachment, which said
HehFy BAILEY, and
JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS r.
January I'm, iSil IS
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Later from Florida.

MORE INDIAN MURpERs-We learn from tho
Cha rIesion Cuurier OF w dne sdav tina, the ndans
have committed more murders IN Florida md that
in the immediate vicinity of the U. 5. military
sta ton.
Ii appears that Lieutenant Sherwood and Mrs
Montgomery. Of the 9TH Regiment OF Infantry,
where riding out for pleasure, few DAYS since.
under an escort OF soldiers, and, when only
miles from the military post at Micanopy, were
AIRED on by party oil Indians Lieut.. Sherwood,
Mrs. Montgomery. a sergeant ma IT, and two
Pri'nies OF The escort were killed. Mrs. Nj. was
from Cincinnati, and had been married but ,hcrt
time.
The news was broush, to For, Tanning BY ex-
press on the ooh ult. Five pr,vates mis-
surg at the lime the express left MIranopy.
Two wagoners, the road from Piatka TO
Fort Russell. where shot by the Indians Tues
day last.-They had started ont a few hours in
advance OF the escort and were shot 7 miles from
Pilaika.
The Savannah Republican of Monday last saws
that 1.-The news IN relation te the capture of tho
Indians by oil. Harvey is confirmed by the arrival
At this port last evening of the schooner Laurann,
Captain Swascy, IN "a hours from ST Augustine"
TIE PooR.-We have several times pressed
upon readers The duty Of ministcring TO the
wants of the destitute, but we have almost felt
scItaccused for not wing urged this tier with
more fcrvor and frequency. There have evidently
been. during the late severe weather, many cases
of trying want and suffering. which might have
been relieved or prevented Nv n lit,lc benevolent
action on the part of those in whose power IL is
To act ctficicntlY-and who Of us have not The
power of doing something Will our female friends,
TO whom The poor grateful 10 be much
indebted afreadv-will they not seek out cases
of want and affection, and let them be knowns
Never can they be more Diueniy o more humane
~ employed, than when actInC angels Ut
mercy TO the suffering children Of wan, and wo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23

AtIERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of s,ndrv executions IN
- directed from the " ayne Circuit Court, viii ex-
public sale the Court house
Wayne County, Indiana Saturday 18th day OF Fen
ruary, 1911. between the hours 10 O'Clock VI md
o'clock T. NJ said day, The following property, TO VII:
part of the south east quarter Of ~ township H.
range west beginning at the northeast
lot thai Richard iams sold Matthew Tr,nble that
~ 10 poles north of the south
iheace north along The line
noriiI-e n thene
west along the dividing line between The said quarter
the nnb- oi said al poles,
lot the said Richard
Williams thence south ID degrees, 81 poles .he
dividing said Richard nd
am; thence south. along said line, said
the south side OF said section; thence along
ton line - poles and third certain
lot said Richard sold 10 Armstrong Grimes: thence no-fh
along said Grimes line, II poles east
said Grimes north line, 6 pos
said Trimbles
Trimble's line poles thence along
line Tfmbe's lot and said Williams corner 10
poles the place OF containing 81
less Also, certain lot OF ground of Bills
borough, known by being lot No 3, numbered pa.
of said Also, certain parcel Of land
northeast of section &c, township -. J.
beginning the northeast, of said se-tion tencs
south, poles; west poles: thence north. oes:
polcs place Of beginnng all Of whicn
Taken TO satisfy of Trevor, Messick,
and Others. Stephen Elliott
Jan. 23d, 1910. L. G. NOBLE, Shenf " I.
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The partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed, day, dissolved by Tho
business viii be continued by ID. r. Holloway; but
mens will be made by either All persons having claims
against etcc viii please present payment,
all indebted the MUST pay shortly, look
John Doe and Richard Roe.
ID. p HOLLOWAY,
b. w. DAVIS.
January LIST. lSII,
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Va NoNoNGAfIa 10 TFRY. Glass p; draws "A AIexan-
Ora 2'th Feb i@4i "a Numbers aud u drawn ballots
= Capitals Of $1,000 each is 800 000,-2 Of 1000
besides 80 of l,0Dg each, &b &C.
Tickets Ten Doitars-shares ~ proportion.
Address your orders JNO VI CLARKE
No I27, MAIN SrEEET, WHEELING. VA
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LFFsGURG >, No b; draws 2Oth Feb ISiI-CaD,,Js
$4,000 10000, 5000. 5000, 1900, $500 and Is Of
1000. &c. &c.
Tickets Ten Dollars res in proportion,
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"FLIsBCRG Lottery. Glass Il; draws 18Th Feb Is4I
-Capias $4,000, 5000. 1909 $500, 5000 and 30
prizes of 500. &c.
Tickets only Ten Dollars-shares il, proportion,
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- ,JF subscriber IN. jos, opened a LEATHER S'rOPE
4 n, the West md Of Nor iso1s Row. and inir DE-
keeping on hand. general Of SHog iI.gsEss
and SArpLEE-s LEATHER: AS TANNER OIL /,
which will sell, either gallon half barrel
f-e7-Leafher or all kinds bought IN tae rpngh
EDWARD SHAW.
" 3. A ffu do=. heary Calf Kip Skins,
,ranfed immediately. GJLEATHER riH be
exchanged for HIDES. E. S.
Richmond, llin mo- 2l.s, l54o. <e-a
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sun the nhtiFalnd prize Office the United States 13
capital prizes sold AT his Office III the last month";
SYNOPSIS OF SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY 1871
MoNoNGALtA IorTCnr. Class a: draws Feb 9th, ls4I
Is no ID drawn ballots t'apitas 900 l5.OOO
/ o,oo. 5000. 1900, 1000, and ~ Of 1000.
Tickets only Ten Doars-sharcs II proportion.
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The Globe says. that S,OsS more votes propery
applied and distributed, might have elected Mr.
Van Buren,.
We never had any doubt that, if Mr. Van Buren,
had received votes enough he would been elected.
IL. a. clear az mud
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New Arrangement for aH4n9

NO VI CLARKE, Agent, for D. 5 GnrGoR, & Co
- y correspondents distance tickets
any LOTTERY advertised by Nender
addressing john VI Clarac Wheeling, Va
Clarko's Old Established Temple of
Fortunes;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-26
S7,O76;447 IS

Sm @dn;en. 4,974, 1882 81 S7,O76;447 35
Die Serfdufe rpdhreno ben erFen oreiQuartalen bon
l840 in oeniel6en Staaen uno Serrttcrien betruqen
1,6966l AZ slder, unb bic @innabme bieflr betrue
$2.63O,2l7 25. Der 9rDBte 8erfauf pdbrenb birfer
3eit tpar in Mieour nenli 461 1863 Ner Die spete
grS6te in Sctpa, nemlid 1874 older.
Die sIus9aben fur bic eerid,ieoenen 9anooffieen in
1889 betruaen S2O9,739 40; tit 1910 fir bret 0uars
tale 11O,595 SO.
@dbrenb ben Sabren bon 1888 Bic 1910 puroen
in ben cbenbenannten Staaen II. Gerritcrien oertaut
842, ,306 9der, uno bic in Die Gdabtammer besabls
te Snmme betrug $72.269,719 SO. Die 9r6Sten 8ers
tdue f1noen dbreuo oielem 3eitrdum inSutnCt5 tatt
nemlld9 9,244506 9der; Die ndd,ft9r6Ben tnenoaua,
nemlidb $685., 1856 9lder; in Midiaan nno WBiBippi
et,pas Rleines tpentser als adt NtOicnen in jeoem
Staate.
Gs Ino in 1910 in ben perihieceneneanboffcen lber
iber 49, Mlionen sIder gum 8erfaufe ous9eldrieben
pcrben; unb bic permeBene jebcd, nod nidbt ausqe>
1driebeue Auantitdt betrd9t 233 Neaionen 9lder.
SO id, tia BON 93opd Scotia Der WPabIcniau Gel,
ne au Maihingtcn eebrufte 3eitun9) bonn ocrlebten
Samtas publisirt fcI9enoen s1ussus aus enemSrife,
oatirt:
ealfar, 81. g., Setruar 10, ls4l
"gaebrere Nesimenter flno nadb Jseusgrnnswid be:
croert porben, uno man bat uns berdte oaB BON bel
britti1dben He9eruna 8efebe nad) g8e(finbcn eroou
gen fub, ale bcrtelbt ffationirten Gruppen nad aI
far einsufhen. Der @arnl lons< Dienit Der Sneln if
BON Der W2ilts III beior9eu.'' CgDeltb
Gin serpieer Mann 9samens @cnroo, tpelder 30,
mebreren Sabren in WhaoeIpbta pcbnte, be9tn9 firs
lid in MaDspille cine 0anolung, oeren bic @ed,ihtt
penig aufSuweiien bat uno bic ben @efan9entpdrterr
Barnuns sebietet hre 9efan9eue BEL Giniperrun9 81
rurduben, uRb ibnen ale 9efdtrliden Snftrumentt
ab,uneb ebnieu-@onrao gin9 am 2Oiten bcrt9en Wcnate
in Cincinnati ,auf bas Dampfboot SDifure nno erbo
Tet fur Die Sabrt mad, @apspQe anf bem Dampfid,if
bifred,e 6anb su Iefen, ca bm aber Der Gaptdn cat
|@efuh abfAlus, 70 liee CT fd aie Dedpaea9ter Elm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-26
S9e 81 s 5ei1t Der 3elt

9enonlntet, aus benz erbeIte, bae bamals Dorbanben
iuaren: Sc fran30lIfd oer9oleete Ra9ttilb MeBern,
@ommisicner Der 6fentlihen 5ebdube, beetnt9t, bae
Die i'm GerSeidniB bonn 24ten Wdrs 1925 entbatenen
9rtife bic ndlthen rrdren red,e Jest i'm prdIoe1>
tenbaue benus ritrbe, ub baB fettoem fetn anceres
sefaut tucrDen Sernsr bedent9t er, baB felt oerrd>
ITcentIdaft ocn 8an 8uren tetne scOene nod oer9Ols
bette @eBern, @abelu, e0fel nod fonft etl6ers oOer
G5cbserdtbe BON ir9enb eter srt 9etauft pcroen eD
Jtdboent Sbt9es oerlelen rar, rtef etnRslteo aus
!" Sebt, 100 fInb bic 9oLoenelt II eOfel!''
6r Atfreo dnoerte baum ietnen Sorifld9, 70 oaB er
las "1lberne Dersoloete'' tatt "9plbene' Sbe Der
8Orltas purbe ober uerneiut, rtno bafir, pie rben
lertpdbut, bic $4,000 SewtIt9un9 aneenpmmeu.
ebr fparlarnen SarrtionsOemofraten, mas
Ioenft tbr oaopn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-26
gsefduoiofett Der Teoera[iffen

ene BON unIern Qeern bic rpdbreno oes eBten SablS
tdmpfes mdnd,maL Whi9seitnn9em aeefen, tperoen d,
erinnern baB benahe fen 8lltt oieer partei 9eorut
~ urce tpprin nidt bic it'dnclhften Se1himpfun9en
aeaeu bic cemcfrat1hen prdtoenten eutbaten maren,
neil e @itoEieoer bes Spn9rc6es at 9emtern ernannz
ten 5eocd, nict aDeiu bic gShi93eitun9en befhimpen
Ie bieerpegen in ben an9emsBenten 9usorllden, ion<
oern @encral 0arrilDu eLb Der in einen @lettlonr>
8refen aufs feierlite beheuerte, oeen ihdod1en@es
brald, Der oeoen ben @et unerer Contribution iei,
ab,uidaffen penn er erpdblt peroen cQte Die Suan'
ttdt BON Diute, bic bel Der Sabrfatcn folder 9Irfel
perwenbet tpurbe, lit mid su berednen. 9tdts tcnr>
te peroprbener, ndts antlsrepubltantider, nlts fur
Die 9Rete uno Srebeen tes Noltes 9etdhrlIder ieln
ds biee fodnoIite rattif, Wit9leoer bes @cngreees
III 9Ien,tern III ernennen 9enera ealcn tpuroe jeoes
NAL, tuenn er Elm Mitseo ces @cn9reses Su euem 9e
te ernauute bon ieoe 6ceraIenScriber i'm 2anoe aus
beftiete an9e9rifen Warttn San Suren puroe tpeser
oerlben Sacbe beitdnct9 uerudt cbwcbl er tpent9er
ScnoreszgRitoecer su Senlern erndnnt bat, ais ir>
qeuo Elm oneerer rdoent. @5 purbe iU9ar III berSbz
beral0esurisIatur enes 9rcBen Staates Der 8rrda9l
oemad,t bic @pntfttuticn Der 8ereini9en Staaten Il
iu perdnbern, ba6 Elm Gcnqree>9Iteo feline erefuttoe
Grnennun9 mebr erbalen tDnnte. 9tdd aLlem otetcp1
fcute man 9lauben, oaB Der SOoeraI>gSh9 QrdNoen
eber ben luIauf BON Sob uno Silber empfeben, poer
Gd bdnaen wiroe, ais ein @cn9reB OtgIieb ;t etnem
smte ernennen. 4Ien febe Der Sdeier Der Soeud)es
lle 1T nun ocIilftet, uno tc er fte 0anblMng be6
f6beraItffiden prdFcenten beett, oartn Dter ons
Iqress Mit9lieoer ais Wtt9 lteoe + ieinee
lS1Det6 Ill erHenHeH! DTr Cle lnC DON CeleH SoPuu<
Iern oerdhr pcrben eib, mir fcrcern eub aut foIde
Saeben, pie lIe lId erei9nen, au nctren. ClBeitb.
Sabresberi6t Der 9eneral gano @omn1tBdre
Ger 8srid,t bs9reift bic Operation Der 9anoCrf1ce
BON Gbeilen Der Sabre 1889 uno 1910 in d. Die 8sr
fdufe Gfentliden 9dnoereien tetrugen srdbrctlb
1889 84,976, 1872 81 Nder uno Der refine Grtrn9 aus
oieer Queae betrus wdbreno oerelbeneriobe 81, ,O76
447 35 ScI9enbe Tobeue ;eis Die in ben perhieoeuen
Staaen Ino SerritCrien in 1889 oerfaHften sder ean
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-26

Gin 0aueis, tpas fit ein grocer Serf6Denoer
Neartin 8an Bltren mar, uno rpie iparfam
Sarrilon nit Dem @elOe oesSolfes banSduz
6aIten .anf1n9t.
Sm NauIe ocr Msprdientanten, am 2Sten Tebrnar.
bedmtraate 6err 5obn So alien bon Sbtc, Coeler oarf
ndlt nit nem Senotcr Allen rerweoeIt fperoen) Dap
n, Nrdflsentenbaue fur NOte unO cansserdtb, aus
Ner 6em Cribs aus benz @erf1ufoes alien 0ansratbs,
nnter auflIt bes 4rdToenten, bic Samu1r BON $4,000
verWenoet merben foOe.
berr SO lie, Coleihfaas Elm Sarriionmann) faste,
sy spInIce elm 8crsehniB Der SeSentdnoe su feben,
speld,e man fir feds tauleno Staler anihaen nc0e,
rcrauf Oerr in bon Der Committee Der 6ffent
Iidben @ebinbe, fcsenbes 8erSeidniB BON Dem Tapes
airer ScIepb g. 8opeo uorIege. Der oaBeIbe nad lns
ferlnGuus bes prdicentenbaules ansefsrttst bate.