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TRICKERY SELF-EXPOSED.

The lictors of the Dictator have become des-
perate. BY the way, we hope that the hlstorl-
cal erudition of Mr.. Davis will overlook our
blunder, when we give so many vetoes to the
Western Dictator The lictors have become
desperate. They have always been suspicious
" prouse in their professions of unsullied pa
triotism. They secuted the imputation that
they would sacrifice any measure for the benefit
OF the dear People 10 the malignant qualification
of heading the President. Such course was
certainly impossible, they asserted, in men so
pure and patriotic. Sel6shness and hypocrisy
could constitute no part OF the character OF
statesmen so upright and magnanmous.
But, unfortunately for their reputation before
the People, some of them were compelled yes
terday to betray some little of the trckery which
they have been long accused of practising, not
withstanding their obstinate denials. We have
not time to sum all the circumstances, or to
draw the differences fairly dedueibe from their
open conduct We cannot now even run
through the list of the yeas and nays to show
how far the party was implicated in the decep
tive course pursued We can show but one
sample and that is fair one.
Mr.. Fillmore, with one of his blandest smiles
offered resolution, artiully constructed, as may
be seen by careful scrutiny, for the purpose o.
inviting negative votes. But its obvious OBJ
ject was to supernduce the idea that he and his
brother lictors were still anxious to do all they
could for the People by proposing the readies
mode of passing Tarfflaw. He even said tina
his objeclwas 10 ascertain whethera revenueme
sure could be passed. No doubt he thinks The
People, the dear People at distance, cannot bt
profoundly ve-sed 10 the science of Paramen
lary legerdemain Well, he offers his resolution
the vote is taken upon it, and the smiling Chair
man of the Committee Of Ways and Means
votes against the readiest mode of obtaining {
revenue bill His proposition was to test whe
Their such bill could be passed He did no
intend to vote at all-he intended to dodge--bu
being forced TO come out with his opinion on
his own test, he declares by his vote that Ia
riff shall not be passed. Is not this sample suf
6cient2 E.r uno disco omnes.
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REPUBLICAN N.
For THE MADISONIAN.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August IL, 1912.
Mr.. EDITOR: The Veto Message of President Ty-
Ter upon the Revenue and Distribution b passed by
the Ciaytohgs for electoneering purposes, and who
have shown themselves during the present session of
Congress, to be reckless, unprincpled and cor
rupt set disgraced the councils of any ma
ton on Gods foostool, was received, in old Demo-
cratic Portsmouth, by the Democratic party, last
ming, with public demonstrations of particular appro-
baton. A salute of FIFTY guns was Immediately
fired by the Democrats, which made the blue arch
ring, and the Clay ofice-holders and office beggars
look pale
mark
Most of the important offices are filled with the
minions and sycophants of Clay"
This is true when applied to the offce-hoders here
They are Clay-men and go for United States Bank,
a high Protective Tariff and the Distribution 1t is
true their organ here now attempts to play Postum
but the examination of that paper for few months
past, will show the truth of this statement They
have abused and injured him, and now they attempt
to deceive and cheat him.
If President Tyler continues to pursue the true
of old Portsmouth will give him their most hearty
support. Tell the Captain TO go-ahead to be bold and
fear not we with him II he pursues straight
forward, honest, Democratic course, neither Bolts
nor Clay with his rirgin hefer, can head or iniure
him. The People will bear him TRIUMPHANT
LY through the contest!
] am yours, most truly,
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FOR THE MADISONIAN

Mr. EDITOR: | should like to know in what part
of the Constitution the authority is found by which
the present Wing Senate derives its power, TO invest
with the Mayor of Washington the authority OF dis
bursting the public money of the People of the United
StatesI The Corporation of Washington IS mol
known, in the Constitution, a branch OF the Go
vernment of the United States then, why should the
Mayor Of Washington be invested with the power OF
making the appointment of officers, who are TO re-
ceve their pay from the Treasury of the United
States This is certainly unparalleled in the history
of the Government and done with the evident
intention Of bestowing the appointments upon the
friends of the "Virgn heifer candidate at the ex
pense of the People of the United States that it may
be nucleus around which Wing " Imperial Guard
will concentrate their power. If the Senate did not
wish to invest the power of appointment with the
President, why not have left it to the People, that
they might decide it by election This would not
suit their views because it doubtful whether
they would under present circumstances have Sc
cured the true and faithful.
OITERIST
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COLTS SUBMARINE BAT Terry

~ We requested to mention that tomorrow
evening (20th inst.) at half past five o'clock, 7. M
precisely, opposite the U. S. Arsenal in Washington
channel is fixed upon for an exhibition of Mr.. CoLr's
Submarine Battery, The President, heads of De
present.
The experiment which was made in New York har-
Dor, on the 4th of July last, attended by large
concourse of people, and was eminently successful
Mr.. Colt will, himself be al Alexandria AT which
distance on signal from the Arsenal, he will instan
taneously blow up the vessel
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il has produced upon the public mind ia this section
of the Union
On It's reception, the ultra Wings poured forth
ehuihuohs oil wrath upon the head of our worthy
Chiei Magistrate, and succeeded in getting up hl'le
excitement IN her immediate and limited circle
OF friends and followers but ike resistance against
The swelling waves of the ocean their vapd excita
tons were soon overwhelmed by the mighty voice Of
an approving people
In vain have the organs of the ultra partisans of the
=" Lord of Ashland" been examined for reasons and
arguments setting forth the Inconsistency othe
which they declare the Executive has pursued but
none have been found, as none have been advanced.
DeclamaIory abuse, pure and unmixed by the least
shade OF reason attempt at argument has constitu-
ted the beginning, middle and ending of all their eff
forts The great mass Of the people not to be de-
celved or influenced by such denuncations. The lip
of every honest and honorable curls with scorn
and indignation at all such vain and weak attempts
The character of the message as a State paper, has
not been surpassed That it states the question
sue between the Executive and Legislative branches
of the Government fairly, has not been disputed,
while It's arguments acknowledged by all unbasS-
ed, candid minds to be unanswerable and its conclu-
sons unavoidable and irresistible 1t may be assailed
by partisan Prints and political demagogues but it i'll
stand impegnable in It's strength, and he Demo
cracy of the country will respond its patriotic prin-
cples. Already has that response been given. The
great abiding impression that this message of the Pre-
sdent has produced upon the public mind is, THAT
JOHN TYLER is AN HONEST MAN, AND IN HIS HANDS
TIE REiNs OF GOVERNMENT SAFE.
" v
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will be In accordance with the wishes of very large
majority of the voters If the State allowing the
treaty TO be, what we have stated il is. We do not
believe that one man could be found in this city,
among fifteen thousand people, who would vote to
selves on the subject, and have heard from almost
every section of the State and think we cannot be
mistaken
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TIL pos MASTER GENERALS
LET II Err,

The letter from The head of the Post Office
Department, given yesterday, will attract atten-
some of the New York papers for not employ
ing Messrs. Pomeroy & Co. TO carry the mails,
we trust those presses will do him the justice 10
copy his letter
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE president
BY and i0ih the adpiee and consent 81 me Se"a''
VIII snlMoss re appointed Register OF 'hell@"u
Office at ST. Augustine, Fla.
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We congratulate the Baltimore Patriot on an
accession to It's columns-we ..alude to its
correspondent " rLUco DUCE." We know him
well, we think. He was an applicant for
foreign misslon-but why should he blame the
President
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LANGDON
BosToN, August I6. 1912.

BOSTON,, August rs, 1872
DEAR Sra Some days have elapsed since the
message of the President of the United States Veto
ing the great tariff bill, received IN this city OPP
portunity has therefore been given mark the effects
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A TARIFF.

As we predicted, the Wing press of the
North is the first to open its batteries on the
Wing members of Congress, who have yielded
obedience 10 the commands issued by the Lord
of Ashland in relation TO a revenue bill.
AS we remarked the other day, it will soon be
seen that Caleb Gushing has acted more wisely,
and more like a patriot and statesman, than
John Quincy Adams, and all the Distribution
ultra Wings of the North.
When Mr.. Gushing rose in the House and
moved to strike out the twenty section,
we predicted that it was the best move of his
life That prediction will be verified Erents
will soon develope everything. Mr.. G. is das-
tined to be no secondary champion Of the true
Republican principles of Jefferson. There ne
yer was any Federal eaven in his composition.
We copy the following paragraph from the
Boston Courier:
The Intrlligcncer says the course for Congress
is indeed difficult to choose and again the sentiment
IS reiterated Every body must see the difficulties
with which the course of the majority Congress
beset,' This is going little too far Every body
does not these insurmountabe difficulties In fact
almost every body and knows that there is no
difficulty whatever in the way, except that which is
created by the accursed spirit of party which reip
triumphant 10 the halls OF Congress-which seems to
have banished from the minds of most of the member
all IDEAS of responsibility 10 the people, and all
tor the public prosperity Should Congress adjourn
without providing revenue it is our humble opinion
that of the members will have an to
tie with indignant constituents that may convince
them Of the traitv of their title TO their seats"
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MESSRS. INGERSoLL AND ROOSEVELT.
We intended to review the admirable report
of these able Democrats at length to-day, but
it speaks for itself better than we can speak for
it, and we spread it before our readers again.
1t is worthy of a second and third perusaI, and
10 be preserved for future reference.
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In the House, Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Connecticut
from the Committee Of Commerce, reported supdry
bills which read twice and referred 10 the Com
mittee of the Whole
Mr. J. r. INGERSOLL moved that the Commit
tee of the Whole should be discharged from further
consideration of the Senate bill to define and esiab
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Sh1nr SicffGnbinfcit.

gicd Dor ipcnigen Sa9cn fonnte man fdnm
c / ne II raoifalen 9pfo Sofo antretfen, Der
fd nid)t Stunoenlan9 an Die @den gGiteIlt,
uno 9e9cn eiucn befbneenoen 2arlf argus
mentlrt baben ipllree. 9Gie 1T es aber jeet ?
Sritecm bic redtIihccnfenben ibrer partbei
in @emcin(daft nit ben Q8bi9s cine @aunlD
8erlanimluug 81 @unltcn eineS iclden 3ds
riffs bielter, fcmmen fe bel ibrer 8crIamms
lung berau6, paiIlren eincn Garif'Seidlue,
mo nun fann niemano mcbr 9efunceu ipers
oen, Der co ipdgen nliree, etypaS gegen eineu
Gariff su dnBern. Sd)Dne 8eitdnci9feit III
Ger Chat DlB aber tdeurb tem Gplf Elm
S6atten porgefellt, pber caB cs oaeurh 9es
humbu9t prrpen lca, bepeiien Uerl6ieceue
smfIdee cic III Den lebten 3pei Jtummern be6
&epublifdncr6 erlhienen Itno, uno rpelde
ipabridletulih init oem Gariff ScldluB aus
Der ndmliden 6eoer 9cfCsen (ino. Su eis
nem oerielben miro ndmlid) oas 9eIf 9es
rparnt Der Garif. .Beriammlung uidt beBns
ppbnen, uro in einem dncern miro gefa9t
bae nur Gin gdders Duseno bel Ger @ers
iammlun9 getreien feien. lEeil Der Sdreis
ber nuete oae er Die llnmabrbeit Iagte, als
bic 9ieee upn einem 2dderS Huseno aus leis
uer Seoer flc6, lit allein Ihcu binldn9licb,
cbne onB uIdn 9iudlIdt auf oas 9Inbaltru
uimmt, bic @etreuen IolIten bcr 8erlan,ms
lung nidlt telipebnen, Inn jcben Hadeeufens
ben su ilber;eu9eH, oae fIe nit bem Sariffs
8eIhlu6 cas 8olf MIR III biuter9ebsn fud)en.
Cies it cine Seleioi9urs fir Die 9luftitbtigen
aaer pdrtbeien; ia, mue nid)t ell jeoer lcIs
dc Seifdnoi9fe;t nit 8erahtung anleben I?
gSer mu6 nidt errOtben, penn or bier erIlebt,
mas fold Gin Sdlreiber bon oen 9anoleuten
eeuft 8errdtb er liidbt auf cinmal, cae CT
snubt oas 8clf fei su onmni, uno f0nnte oen
aIansnfne nidlt eutoedeu? /? Cie Stimmens
ben dber pereen am ifpeiten Gienlfaa i'm Sfs
teber oiele Selelei9nug sn rihcn ipiben /; lie
ireroen ihnen seigen, oaB Ie ndlt oHrd eiueu
oergdn9lidlen Shatteu gebumbugt weroeu
f0nnen bae fte lidl ourhaus Die gluqen uidt
perbinosn laiIen, oaB eShnurltraefs, Mann
fur Mann fur freipilIi9e @anoioaten, II b
tauter freiipilige @anbioaterI, bon oenen
ir nberSeu9t fIno bdB fIe pabre 6rennee cis
nee beld)ueeuoen IariffS fIno, uno ole 8 cf
fengeftebeu onrfen oat' lIe es fIno,
uno II d I inter oteIbure An qes
hrn wunldenipenn fIc ceelpesen 9sfra9t spers
Ocn, I'm sd sn laasn, itunnicn tperpen.
@ut Yieue s.--Sei Der nenlit, In Dem
SerrlIerllnn Soma 9ehatencn geah baben
ois aSbigS siuen gIdnSrucm Siss erIaa9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Rotation! Rotation!
DIG GnIitfn gScrinnintInIin.

Die wdbrcn Ocmcfratcu bieIes @aunties
irltcn bic @duntD Berlammlung, ipcldIe nddIs
ien Samltag am Saule bon SoenrD@ntb,
in SllSslEbctbaa 9ebaItrn Wcrben loa, nidlt
pcr9eGeu. Die 3ett eiIct lhnell berbet 100
mir aIsbanu cinrn beiBcn Jtampf nit ben
Seineen ibres 8atcrlanoeS 30 fehten baben,
ainb I'm fie9reid, aus Der Shlddt berauSslt'
fcmmen, erfcrbcrt es jeBt Itcn Die WahIams
fcit mo Ibdtigfeit cine6 jeoen Srcunors leis
nee Saterldnees. llnicre Neinoe baben itd)
fd,cu gerlItet, uno perben fein Wtttel ilns
perlIdlt laileu I'M ilns Su beile9en. sic drs
beiten ibre pldne in Sancuieu aus--ilno iclls
ten mir unIere pHihten pernadldlfgcn, 70
hoben mir lpeiter nihts alS cine JtiecerIa9e
bel Der ndhlten Wahl Su erparteu. Sino
mir aber uniern pfliften 9etren, 70 mnB Der
Seiub Dor uf6, Dem ScIf, flieben, ale un9e'
redbti1feiteu u. pcrocrbene @ebrduhe mndcn
nieeergefhmrttcrt rperben, uuo unfcre 9crcdls
te Sad1e mue Iie9en. 9Bobnet allc Der 8ers
idmmlung be, ibr oic ibr fur Nctdldlpn 9es
fcunru, tbr ote ihr ge9e II opppelte 2aren,
nno { il r ben Serfauf Der Cfentlden 9Bers
fen, uuo ibr bic ibr fir einen beihlBenoen
Tariff fIno, bne partb etnnte II
{ die D, oenn infer serrlttete Stdat ruff
Cid) dls Hepublifaner all cure pfclten. Bee
benfet eas unlere Tcrodter unlere Sreibett
nit ibrsm 8lute erfauft babelt, uno feio ents
ffIcGen oielelbe uu9c(dmdlert euerer Iad,s
fcmmeuidaft su binterldGen. QBie fam
abcr bies gefheben, fpenn mir ben fclnpcIIens
ben Demcfrateu erlauben, Die gEnr,cl oer'
tclbcn su uer9iften 9Bie it es mp9lid bae
nrIere Sreibciten fcrtbetehcn fonnen fpenn
mir eiuer Yartbci erlauben unIere 9iedte tdgs
lid, nit Sneen su trrten ? ST es mb9Iidl eaB
crielbc erbalten weroen f6unen, rpcnn man
bas GemeinwobI fir eiren partbeinamen
DertnuId,t, fpie cies pcn uniern @e9nern 9es
Ihiebt ? 9tein oarum Der @auntD 8erfamms
lung bei9ewcbnt; bier ira Der erte Sdritt
9etban iperoen, um Qeda @auntD ;u refcrs
mren, uno es pieoer su Ieinem aIten Stanbs
punft, no nod, jebeS Soerj iparm fur oaS
gEcbI ieines 8aterldnoes fdIu9, suriidSus
brineen. Rommt ale, cenn per tpolIte CO
0eIa9t baben oae or feline 3eit 9ebabt, Iriuem
&aterlduoe MIR eini9e Stuneen ;u oencn,
Coer per rpclIte es 9eld9t babcit ba6 er fih
9eih9llti9 pe9en ben 9cdten unb Sreibeis
ten pes 8Olfs 9e;ei9t babe ? 8cbnet aIlc Der
&crlammlun9 bel uno eerld,ert oaburh uns
iere @jegner, baB mir in pcllem @rnite Iiuo,
baB mir fe iiberipdlti9en fOnnen uuo ilbers
mdltiaen wptlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Die ttid,Stc SSabl.

Gin ieoer Der ben criten SIrtifcl ec6 leBten
3cpublifaners 9cIelcn bat miro eiuleben eaB
es Der "9l III fer auf gebensscit
partbeL" iebr ban9c 1T, IIe m6d)te bel
Der ndhlten gBabl tbre Srrden Derlieren.
Sa tpenn man oenleIbei gang filbl iiberle9t,
70 fam mani 81 nidtS anoerem als Al benz
@ntlhIuB fommcn, oaB bic sInfiibrer ibre ylie,
oerln9e ihpn i'm 9prauS Ieben benn eerlels
be 1T pom 9Infan9e bic an oas @nbe in elmer
ioldlen gSutb 9eld)rieben, bde, lei Gin
Wbi9 cber 6ctdIhpnsWdnu, als Der Shreis
Der odmlt belddfti9t mar, ibm in Die 9dbe
9efcmmen, er rpabrlteinid nidt nit 9anSen
Jfncden oauon 9efcmn,cn ipdre. 9iidt 70
biBlg Suben, nebmt CO ctrpa6 fubl, uno benft
"98ie 9 lidlih III Der eaSoergiBt
mae etnmal | ntht Su dnbern it,"
paBt oie6 eudl aber cine feicrlid)e Varnung
ieir, bae, fpenn ibr je ipirccr bet Der Mebrs
belt aniutreffen Ieic, ibr bauoelt mic es iid)
9uten Demrfratcn 9cSiemt, uuo nid,t rurd,
8etru9, Sointerlilt uno Scitebun9 cure Slbs
itdt ;u erreihen Iudt.
Gir fortgeIhrieen, @aucufe, 8eHbdmmel,
Dictatorer, coer mas ibr pclt Die I8bi9s
uno 9iptdffon Wdnncr baben belhlcden feis
ne @anoioaten su nnterItllsen Die fd1 auf ets
ne betrii9eriite Wciie auf baS 2idet ses
ifmuu9en baben, pber Surb bas nerbcrbene
CeIe9aten SDitem auf9cnpmmen wprpen
IInc, uuo ibreR Sefhlni1en wercen iIe AUDI
9etreu bleiben, uno ben "9lemter auf gebenss
seit Mdnner" Die Spiee nit elmer 9rcsen
lRsbrteit su bieten wiseu. Das 9oIf fam
nid)t mebr, oerlaet eu6 barauf, blinoIin9s
curd, Drcbun9en, Shmeiheleien poer glats
te Wcrten 9eleitet unc 9efiibrt wercen, bas
nit es gera6e nah euerer pfeife tanst, ions
bern es bat gu fcinem 9eiorpeien erfabreu,
oas es jeet fur ltb felbit tanoeln muB. IS
miro Gd, bel Der nd6lten gSabl in Geiner
W2adt erbeben, uno lenen slnfubrern, Die es
beIcsen uuo betrC9rn bobelL ;ei9en, ba6 es Die
Semilbungen, es ipieoer i'll DIE pereerbIid)e
Sd)lin9e ;urilfSuSiebeu, nit @erahtun9 sus
rild9eipieien, uno es in oieIem Sabrbuuosrt
ais cine 8eleIoi9nng betrad)tct bat, ben 8ers
Iudl ;u maden. Sa cs miro oapurdl ietneu
llnmillen ben 2Infubrern Der "9lemter auf Gee
bensleit parthci' funb tbun, ba6 es lanter,
ia mir faseu lantcr frcipilli9e @aucioaten in
slemter ipdhlen ipIro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
"al6acSauftc ScmDFrGten."

Sn Der lebten Gummer uuIcrcr 9iadtar
3eiung 1T Die 9ieee bon "ab9eoanften" unc
"pcm @laubeu abgefalIsnen Semcfraten."
5.ierunter peritebt or pdbrIheiuIIcb bteieuis
gen, Die fritber III ibrer partbei geb6rr ta.
BEN abcr nun entilhIclIen fino nur fur oes
eanoes g8chl 81 gehen. Gas oiee pom @laus
ben ab9efaIIene Semcfrdten tno, fSnnen mir
dber onrddus nidlt oerltehen, uno fonnen
nidDt umhut, ais 81 erfldrcn, oas lIe ibrem
@laubeu nun er # wieber 9etreu
9epcrcen llno; eenn lit es moglid oas bers
Ieni9e eln Oemcfrat fein fam, Der INIT i
ner partb be ifimmen plirce, uno penn
oielelbe I'D, audi su9leid fur eiIien 6Onig
dneern lcllse 2 llno at9eonufte Dsmpfras
ten fOnnen es gar nidt fem, oenn es fpercen
wIrfib jest gar e in ab9eoanft; i'm
@e9eutheil aber nuroeu IIe frcb lein Die aans
&c g8big parthei in ibre 9leiben su briu9en,
niic nnroen enrlbaus nid)ts BON slnsifceeR
perlautcn laIen.
ncIBt nc ipie ibr iueIlt, bon ccn 9febtlidis
ecnfcnoen pcrben iIe lmmer ais before, ia
peit before, Gemcfrnten hctrobtct mcrbeu,
ais oieieai9en, bic ihnen lhrcn Gemptratiss
mas abpitTeIfeu IisneH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14

llnter obiger lleberidrift kaben ipir einen
9lrtifei IN benz Iebten HepubllfaHer geIeiefl,
Der Sdreiber pcn fpelhem 9eipIBIid1 bon ies
oem 9efhbluclleH Menldsn beoauert III mere
ben peroisnt. st lngt sS ieiipcbl befannt baB
bel oer Mti9s s@dllitp BsrlammIun9 Gin Bee
IhluB pdftIrt pUrpen Isi, oieies Spdtiabr feis
ueu WablSettel aufunebnien trrB bent iei
aber BON eiuer SanbpoII lBbi9s ein 3idet
fcrmirt tporeen. DaB Gin lold|er BelhIuB
bel Hnferer neulidIen @auntp, ,Berlammling
paIfIrte, iIt mabr es 1T Der II dj pabr
baB leitoem Elm @ablSettel bon ben gBbigS
cber bcn fcnlf jeniano fcrmirt tpurbe. Jleln,
bic IBbi9pdrtbei bat lmo tpiro tein 9idet auf'
nebnien, uno miro unbicgIant nadl ben bes
lprcd,enen 8eId)InlIen banoeln. @s WnrcCn
aber rorleste Wpde perldlieoene rfentltdbe
8erfdmmIun9en, uno feline @aneuie ipie ile
Der Shreiber nennt obnep parthe IN NJ
terfd, teo sebaIten, pobCi man beidllcB,
nur fretpilii9e @anoioaten fir Die perfdlieocs
neR Slemter 81 unteritiieen, unb bartn nbers
einfam Ganbicaten fir bic gu beleeencen
2Icmter atlSnemp b Ell nno II d) t
an snneb men, tpie Der Sdreiber ia9t
nno ite si eriudrn fur jene Stellen Dor oas
publifnm su treten. 9iahccm rieie Derren
ipie pber angefiibrt anempfobIen paren, fas
men tIe al6 freiirii9e Sanoioaten Dor oaS
| publifum. IBer fam nun ldn9er bebaups
ten baB Die g8hi9spdrtbci ibreu 8efdllnBen
nidlt nddI ben 8ucbfaben nahfani, uno fper
fpnnte berIelben pehTen fur oieIe @anoicdten
~ Itimmen. SIM 9egcntbeiL Gie 1T geiotbl9t
| fir freiwiaige, nno nIdjt fur bic auf9cnommes
nc ScfosSpfpsIars@anoioatcu Su ifimmen,
lpenn fle ibren Selblheen fernerbln nadfcms
men mill. llno peiter lper fpollte elmer Slai'
ie BON Sirgern ein cpnlfitutipneaes Hedlt
dbifreiteu, oeer prrbicten SerIamniluHgcn gu
baIten 2 Sc pdren 8erIammlun9en sniams
mengeGeBt pon eenjcnieen perlcnen bic nit
Der Sanobabnng oes Dele9aten SDifrm6,
rnsufriebcn linc, uuo feline JSbigsBerlamnls
lungen, pie man ildD bemlbt bas publifum
| glauben AT maden. @5 purbe audi bel oies
fen 8er(ammlun9en nidDt beIhIoGen oae oieS
oir @anbioaten lein III Ii 8 II, fcnoern iIe
ipEroen MIR anempfoblen, uno cine jeee @lai'
ir bon Siirgern Crer jeoer @inieIne bat cas
9icd,t @anbioaten anSuempfeblen, uno wenn
ite 0d IcOann fur bic Stellen meIoen, 70 lino
lIe cbenIpwpbl @auoioatcn, ais oiejeni9en bic
bon ben @erlammlu9en anenpfcblen ipurs
ben, uuo Die Stimmgeber entIheiecn Johann
am Stimmfaitrn, iper bic Seamten lein lcls
len.
@nblid rufen mir ben bcmcfratildlcu BbigS
nod ernitIid III inoem ite bcfduIoi9t ipers
ben ibreu Beriprchuu9en nidbt nad;utons
men blcibt euren SelhIlisen lfren9e 9etreu /;
erlteiut ale Wlann fur Wdnr al ben Stifn
tditen uno itimmt rur, ME ibr 8efhlOlIen
babt fur Die frchpilIi9c @auotcatcn, uno pa6
duf9encmmene ecfos8OfcsGOr,BabIjr it
nit ilber 500 Stimmcn Sebctcn.