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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
A CLEAN OF SUNSHINE.

ii gives us great satisfaction 10 place before our
leaders the following paragraphs, which we find in
the New York american, paper usually no,
anguino in its anlicipaiions of commercial pros
perliy, nor over cOnfding in matters of finance:
New York, Jan. 3O-Evening.
BETTER TIMEs-Wc have touched Boston,
as they say in Wall Sheet. OuI prospects bigh-
ien-lhe public mind seems more cheerful, stocks
are looking up, aud the late sales of real estate arc
shade better. The bankers admit that there ia
more specie in the United States at the present
moment than there ever was before ut any time,
and the quantity of produce here and "inransilu,
and preparing for market, Is enormous, no,wilh-
standing great exhibition during the last three
months.
The elements ofprospeuiy, then, we have in
abndancc. AL that is wanted is ''commcrcal con-
fdcnce," and this will soon come if Government,
will only let US alone and nol destroy, by bad leg
lsntpn, the natural result Of our ENTERPRISE and
industry Then let us adopt the cheering motto
| Spcro melior0- go heart and hand TO work, re-
solve 10 act justly, and Tepuiiqie reputation,
| public and private, The sun Of prosperity will
again hurst forth, and cheer the heart, aud npart
conrior, and content TO all, and dispel Inc gloom
hat has so long depressed our energies und exer-
tons.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
A GOOD PLACE.

Lei all travellers who love the good things of
life and who are fond Of its .frings-jnst call al,
the Stage House in Ludlow, kept ny Mr. J. Il.
Smith, where call things are ready and waiting"
for the comfort and pleasure Of tho weary ard faint
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

The members Of the Woodstock Chapter Of the
GONE THOUSAND IND ONE" are rc-
minded ilil, their meeting stands adjourned at
Union hail, neat Monday evening (2Oth insi) at
O'Clock. A. VI. 4. Sec.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

The Amcricaa Protector, calls the democrats
clans Very well, We think clans have the all
vantage Of coon, in this VERY important particular
You cant skin 'cm,much, nor tread on heir tails
which VERY disogrccohlc and painful operation it
is said, has been performed on various coons.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
.qgriculime.-l consider every man (sa,

.qgricmine.-i consider every man (says
Channns) who makes some new agricultural i'm
pToycmcm--cyery man who is Instrumental in
promoting the cause Of agricuiurc--as mos, de-
serving approbiton. The lf,rmer's enjoyment
from the improved culture of the ground, is great
cr ihln what arises 10 men employed in other
kinds Of business, and this might be much incrcls.
cd, if they would expend a portion Of labor and
expense in identifying and adjoining the lands
which The Almighty has blessed with ffuralness
under their hands.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

!r p The Montpelier Pai,iol is amazed that
the " higs should object TO Gen. Kellogg for Gov
error either because he wears rullles. ur il Pres
ident Of Il Bank, or il dandy aud arisiocrn,. We
shan vote against him on either Of these grounds
For, though we can't endure his aristocracy, we
have stronger Objection 10 him even than that.
Bur. Free Press.
The private Secretary to Charles Paine can't
endure The aris'ocracy Of Gen. KclIoggl oh hum
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

TrorcNiog through The H. Tho announce
ment Of an invention for Navigating the nir with
the aid Of steam. and on principle, entirely dis
linct from balIoonin-. made some time ago, hy 'hc
London 4iios is not, It seems. "a hoax" after
ALL The machine is finished and will 60 so miles
Pnr lorr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

BGsness al our Navy Yard, SAYS the Portsmouth
Wing, begins to wear II brisker aspect. During
the present month, number Of ship carpenters
and other worknrn buvc been placed on The rolls.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

The sccord canvass for representatives to Con-
gross in Massachusetts,, has resulted in the opinion
Of the Boston Post, in the election Of Mr Parmcn-
ter, only. In the remaining districts no choice.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
T,YCEUM.

The Woodstock Union L,ccum will meet At
Union Hall Oh Friday Evening, Feb'y l7th. at
6 l.2 O'Clock.
Lecture by Rev. W. Wright.
NJ. AIRBANKs, Stcy.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
TlrG,

In GaysyiI'e. (siorkbridgc Wy On the II III ir't.
Mrs Sally, wife Of David Waller esq in the 77'h
year Of her age MIS- ~ W., one Of the most ami
able, ,rlnous ard respectable mothers in Israel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
asrtnitniI Mdrtsef,
MONDAY. FEB. 6. 1915.

MDNIIN1, ID. q, 1915.
A. Market go Beet Cattle iO0 Sheep. and % swine.
Pllrre-B,ef Criiie First quality s. 30 ~ scccnd
,t,lity 81 On q 1926. Third quality, s95Vr37J.
Ssscs-wcihers sa5n, To AS
S,rins-A retail Son9 i-2 to 5.-y r. Fa--cr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Captain Mckenzie has been unanimously and tr.
nmphant acquitted from all blame by the Court
cf Inquiry.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17

Hon. Sias Wright, Jr, has been reelected TO
the Senate Of the L. S. by the legislature of New
York.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-17
&&p!rlt OF tVe Gge.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:

FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1913,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

CoNNEcTIcur-A Wing Convention has
been held in Connecticut for the nomina-
ton of State officers and Delegates to the
Wing National Convention. About 800
Delegates were present, including three
|ex-Governors, Peters, Foote and Ellsworth.
Roger S. Baldwin was nominated for Gov
ernor; Reuben Booth for Lieut. Governor;
Daniel P. Tyler for Secretary; Joseph B.
Gilbert for Treasurer; and Abijah Caring
ton for Controller. Jabez w. Huntington,
Dennis Kimberly, VIM. w. Ellsworth,
Samuel ID. Hubbard, Solomon Paine, and
Truman Smith were named as Delegates
to the convention, and substitutes provided
in case any of them should not attend.
Able resolutions were adopted. and the con-
vention wound up by three cheers for
Henry Clay.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
nPThe Kentucky Wing Convention

UThe Kentucky Wing Convention
closed its labors on Tuesday evening, amid
the cheers of the People assembled to wit
ness their deiberation. William Owsley
was nominated for Governor, and Archi-
bald Dixon for 1t. Governor. Among the
persons who addressed the Convention,
were Sherrod Williams, w. ]. Graves,
John A. McClung, VIM. F. Bullock, Row.
an Hardin, John Helm, Pierce Butler, Gen.
Metcalf, Governor Poindexter and Chas.
Nj. Thurston.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

LATE AND INTEREsTING-The Boonvile
Observer of last Wednesday, contains the
news of the escape of Freeman, the mai
robber, copied from The Liberty Banner
Just four weeks ago, we published the fact
in the "Times." Verify, some editors pos.
sess surprising facilities for collecting Late
News.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

VERMONT IN THE rIELp.-The Wings Of
Vermont have held a State Convention,
which was fully attended by delegates from
all parts of the State. A series of noble
resolutions were passed, and 300 delegates
were appointed to the Young Mems con.
vention to be held in Baltimore, next May.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

The Palmyra Wing of last Saturday
says-The Circuit Court for this county,
now in session, was engaged several days
this week in the trial of case that excited
considerable interest 1t was suit brought
by DR.. B. w. Hayden against Samuel
Blackburn for the seduction of his daughter.
The jury returned verdict of $500
damages
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

Genoa drunken loafer leaning against
a lamp post for support, appraised his voice
and cried: "How are the mighty falen~ A
tpsy neighbor at his feet replied, Length
wise in the gutter"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

Unfortunate, Glasgow Pilot Of THUS
day says; "The dwelling house OF Capt. John
Rocker. near this place, was entirely destroyed
by fire, about II o'clock, last Sunday night.
Most OF the furniture was saved.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

OTCIinton, the great forger, who was
arrested in London some time since, was
discharged recently upon some technically
of the law. No doubt was entertained of
his guilt,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

NOISY FAMrLY.--An old lady. reading
the account of the death of venerable
and distinguished lawyer, who was stated
to be the father of the Philadelphia Bar.
exclamed--"Poo man. he had dreadful
noisy set of children"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

OWc notice rumors of difficulties in
in the Cabinet, which probably will result
in its reformation. Mr.. Upshur is said to
be the only member who stands by the
President
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

"The Supreme Court of New York
has decided that the voluntary clause Of the
Bankrupt Law is constitutional.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25


UDuring the recess taken by the Wing
Convention at Huntsville on Monday, the
democrats held county meeting, at which
delegates were appointed to the State Con-
venton, number of resolutions passed, OF
"sorter" hard and of "sorter" soft na-
ture, condemning "Old Shad," &c. Col.
Horner was chosen delegate from the coun-
ty, and Col. Sterling Price from the Sena.
torial District composed of the counties OF
Randolph and Charlton, and they were
instructed to cast their vote for delegate
to the National Convention in favor of Mr..
Van Buren,. The vote stood, for Van Blu
rem, Al; Johnson, 46. The taking of the
vote was a very rich and amusing scene,
but we have not room to give the particu-
lars. The Johnson men were evidently the
strongest-but they were sadly in want of
leader. DR.. Font, who earned for him
self the reputation of being "lhe very big
gest Jackass in the last Legislature" CON-
handed, indirectly, the Van Buren, forces.
We may recur to this meeting again.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

New York EELEcTIoN.-The returns
from this State, although they give evidence
of decided increase in the wing vote
over last year, show that our political OPP
ponents still hold the power in the Legisla-
ture, by a reduced majority. The wings
of the City and County of New York,
elected their Sheriff and one Representa-
tive. The Cityis loco by some four or five
hundred votes,
MIcHIcAN.-The locos have achieved q
brilliant victory" 10 use their own Ian.
guage, in this State.
MIssIssIPPI.--Nothing definite from this
State.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

UMr. WEBSTER, upon invitation OF
his fellow-citizens, recently delivered a
speech at Andover, in which he defines his
position" But half of his speech has yet
reached US; from hasty glance at it, we
feel satisfied that Mr.. w. is still wing at
heart. We will lay the speech before Our
readers in our next publication.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

UNext Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day. We are no, specially engaged TO help
eat any body's turkey-as yet. Open to
conviction.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

Commemorative last week announced
the death of Mrs. Fray, of Randolph coun.
ty. Our informant gave us the news as he
heard it, but it appears his informant had
been misinformed. She is not only alive,
but enjoying good health. Such mistakes
are painful to all concerned, but they will
occur sometimes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

DTThe wings of the first district were
to hold their Convention on Thursday last
at Hannibal.
The Convention for the fourth district
was held on Monday last, in Williamsburg
johnson county.
The wings of the seventh district were
to hold their Convention on Wednesday
last, at Union, in Franklin county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

MAkRIED-On Sunday. the 10Th inst. BY
G. H. Barron, Esq, Mr.. CHRISTOPHER ON.
EMS, to Miss LYDIA ANN GRISSOM, all OF
Randolph county
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

DIED,-In this County, on Tuesday msrning.
the 2lst inst. Mr. THOMAS A. DAVIS, in the
2slh year II his sge
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
THE HUNTSVILLE CONVENTION.

We devote great portion of our paper
to-day to the proceedings of the Huntsville
Convention. We not only ask of every
subscriber an attentive perusal of the pro-
ceedings of that body, but also ask of them
TO hand the paper after they have read it,
to some one who does not take paper
particularly TO their democratic friends and
neigbbors. Call their attention to the prin-
ciples of our party, as embodied in the adj
dress and resolutions; ask Of them calm
and dispassionate consideration of the
samoa contrast and comparison Of them
with the principles of the Democratic par
ty-and if they be men of well-baanced
minds, unswayed by prejudice, and willing
to be governed by principles and not names
and have the true interests Of their country
at heart, conviction will follow reading.
and Missouri may yet be freed from the
political thradom which so long has bound
her, and see who are her friends, and what
her course to pursue.
The Convention was well.attended; the
prevailing feeling good, and of course, al
passed off well. The official proceeding:
occupy so much Of our space that no room
is left for comment upon them, nor upor
several other matters of which we wished
to speak in to-day's paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
THOMAS p. COATES,0
d. nj. HICKMAN, |
w. w. SMELL, {
CALEB WOOD,

CLARK II. GREEN,
john ADAMS, Secretaries.
w. f. SwITzLER,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25

lt. RESOLVED, That whilst The unparalleled
treachery of John Tyler, acting President Of
the United States" and his shameful abandon
ment Of his principles and his friends, has dis.
graced himself morally and politically. and
handed over his name to inamy eternal; it has
aroused the spiri, Of every devoted Wing, and
will stimulate them to "redouble their energies in
securing the Government from the impure hands
into which it has accidentally fallen"
2nd. That the veto power, as it EXISTS in the
Constitution Of the u s, should be restricted
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-25
EVENING SESSION.

Tie Convention met at = o'clock, pur-
suant to adjournment,
The committee upon the Address and
Resolutions, appointed during the morning
session, reported through their chairman,
w. F. Switz!er, the following Address and
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buffalo ben 25. Hcpsmbsr.

am leeten Sreitas Nabt uno Sams=
tag batten mir abermals einen beftisen
Sturm. Der propeller 0sreules uno oas
Dampfibiff 0cebeiter puroen beim Gin
laufen in uniern 9ofen an Den norolicben
Damn 9eiporfen uno leibt beibdoist.
Der S6ooner Salomon Sumo, tpelber
mel6er am IL. Oieies auf cine Sanobanf
untpeit Grie 9erietb, aber rpieoer fott &C..
ma6t tporoen mar, ipuroe i'm Sturme am
Samfta9e entmaltet. @lldlitberweile
be9e9nete ibm oas Dampflbif @onititu=
tion am Sonntae Worpcn, eiaioe dspaa'
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Der Htberale 3seobactter
Sfeabima, Ben s. Gecembr 1913.

uusltif.-gin fIsins6 Maodsn, sobtsr
pom Dapib 9iImsr in &obsfcn saunfhip, st'
ma 8 Sabr alt, fam 9efiern por ad,t Sassn ba,
burtb su sobs bas itins Slsiosr am Spssrbs
8susr fnsen. 0Esbsr cine traurise @arnuns
fir @ltsrn.
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gSir ilnb bsridtst bas nit benz 8srfauft
osS Srnnbcljes in bisftr 9taot mtuntsr bss
bsutenesr Sstru9 psrlibt wiro. 9as msiffe
ecIj pire un9emsitn perfauft, oa man unbss
fbrdnftss 8srtrausn in bic @Drlibfsit Der Ysrs
fdufsr fest uno mir iino dtsrSsust, bab fsnsr
BON uniern sbrIiben bsutibsn Sausrn fblebt
ssnu9 ftin ,p,iroe auf bic @rt su betrisen. as
tsr % fommsn, Wie 9sfa9t, 8dae pcr, rpo %
9efbiebt unb 70 mar Go pori9e 9Scde i'm obern
9beis bsr Staot, no cine arme Bitt,pse cine
Rlafkr Sools bonn wassn faufts. Da ibr bic
nuantitdt unsswtbnlb fIein uOrfam, lisB fie
ben Warftfbrsitsr fommsn uno bsim MslTsn
fano 60 iib, bab nob Elm Sub an ! SIafNrn
fsblte uno bic arms 8rau bsmnab um unses
fdbr 81 30 Gent tstrossn mar. Das MefTsn
sinsr Slafter 5oIs eoifst nur 12a uno Sober,
Der Wfistrausn bat, foate fb Der @slssenbsit
bsoisnn, um far Gbaoen Nbsr ~ fsin.
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Der Gensres bat 9eifern feline Sisune tss
9cnnen 9as Rdbifs was mir nun BON 9Sas
fbinstcn ;u srwartsn babsn, prb bic Sctfbaft
bss prsfesntsn fsin ea absr Der Gcnsrss erif
lber sinss bsifrittsne BabIsn 81 sntfbeiosn
bat 70 sr,partsn mir ndt, bas iIe seitis esnus
bier sintrift um in unfsrm ndbitsn Slatts
ein9srift III mertsn.
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Spncert.-9as biefas bsutfbs Muilfs
dor mirc ndetiten Samifas Nbsnt, ben 9tsn
9isfsa, in Der bisfSsn llnipsrfaljifsn &irbe sn
Concert 9stsn, tpeSu bas YubIifum abtunsss
pca en9sIaeen ,pire. 9is Ssieaibatt bat els
niss porSislbe Stife sinseibt, uno bic Gus
birsr n,tssn It sinsn psrsnistsn Abenb pers
frrsdsn.
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NennfplDamiems 9cbmlb.

Ssber ebrtibe mann bsnft mtunttr nab,
Wis psl Sbulosn CT bat unb fnnt auf S1its
tel bisisIbsn su be5ablsn, parum fcItsn ss bic
8ir9sr ptnnfplpaniens nibt autb tbun? qes
ben ile nidt in eiuem Staats, Der ben unifreis
t9en &ubm bat untsr fsnsn Sritsrn bic meis
fen Sbulesn Su baben? 9as Ssiipiel psrs
fbisbsnsr &taatsn i'm Guoen fnost mobl
fbmsrIib bsi unS Rababmuns une mir CLAUS
Ben fbsr, eab psnnfpIpansn Der lssts 9taat
isin wirb Der feline Sbulosn atIsu9nsn murs
De. Dsnnfppanien bat in alien qdnbsrn ben
Mubm cine sbrIibe NspubIif su isin unc obs
wobI bic S6ulo sicmIib srcs iif, lstsn bob
bic eubitcrn in Der lecTnun9, bas Ns einmaI
ribti9 bsiablt perSen.
9Ecbsr fol- absr psnnfptpansn Die Mtitts
sur Se;abluns nsbmsn? 9a6 Staatssisens
tbum ffsbt jest nob faif in 9eidsm Wsrtbs
NIT fsnen Sbulcsn, eas bcist, wsnn ss gum
po(len gSsrtbt an9encmmsn ,pirb, absr 70 ,pis
bic Sahsn jest ifsbsn miro bic Sbulo nit jes
psm Sabre srcssr uno bas @issntbum Enft
i'm Wsrtbe. Die tfsntlidbsn Msrfs Iino uns
eintrd9lib unp wsrcsu esm Staat audi mcbl
ME 9crtbsiI brin9en; lslcsr fno iis jsst AUDI
nibt psrfdu1ib, menn Ts ni6t balb mcgee
ftsnft percsn. SsIs fsssn erc6e 5oohnun9
auf bic ndbifs 9siseesbun9, absr was fam
uno mirb ite tbun? Nbts. Die sarn iino
brdfsnc ssnus fir bisfs barte 3sit uno nsus
StaotsScnos ODER &slistnctsn piresn feline
an9sbme sribsinuns itin. 9as sinsiss 9(us,
bulfsmttsl mprauf Ysnnfplpanisn st,paS rsb.
nsn fann 1T Der stntbsiI bss @taatS an bsn
cffsntliben Qdnbsrsien, Der ollsin msbr ais bins
Idn9lib fein wirrs bic san;e ShulO ju tsdsn
9a ss nun Seeem earan liessn mus baB bic
SbuIb bsjablt wirb, 70 fcatsn @as pafir fire.
ben bas bic sBsilun9 csrislbsn bsmirft mirb
9Ssnn Der ecnsrse nit Sttihriften fir eiss
fen Swsd srfubt mirs, btfonrsrs lpsnn lts rstbt
;abIreib fommen, ,piro itb bsrslbs enclid)
bcb bsmc9snfnoen, Elm @efes 81 :rtaTtn was
Die TsrtbsilunS ctrlsIbsn 9an; unb unabdntsrs
lb bsitimmt.
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GCbnee.-Sructr Isombsr, Der bsfannts
lb BON raubsr ncrpilbsr Natur 1T, bat fd
bsi uns NIT elmer fIsinsn Nufa9e Sbnee ben
srffe fur csfe Sabs;eit an9emeleet. Im
lseten 8reitas Olcrssn mar Die eree NIT elmer
biinnsn Sage Sbnss bsoedt mpsurb siniss
ebltten in Sspssuns famsn, atsr tsrf,lbs
fbeint nidt BON LANCER 9auer 3u fsin.
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Der Raticnal SlapsGlub in Yblabslpbia
fbIdst Dor, bas fb swansis saufeno junse
Dldnnsr BON eeftm Staate i'm ndtbltsn Wa
in Vorf psriamn,sn unb pcn bort iulammen
nab Der Staet Baltimore ;isbsn foutsn. SDre
Hbfbt 1T Den Stab uno bic Slaess su se.pin,
nen, wslbe bic jun9sn Mdnnsr BON Baltimore
esm Staats anbietsn Der bic srtste Delegation
nab Der MaGeonpsnticn fsnbst, bic am 2. Olai
in jsnsr Staot 9ebaltsn msroen toa. Die Slass
9s foa aus9sjsibnst ibtn isn uno lte 1T an eis
nsn Stab 9emabt Den 6snrp @lap NIT sissnsn
9dnbsn auf fsinsm Iiblanes ssfbnittsn bat.
SIR Einwanoerer.-9er 0tu VorfsYlsf
bian bsbauptet, bas Die MsbrsabI Der 5000
Stimmen, Wslbs in jsnsr g tabt bel Der Iestsn
Babl sinsssebsn purbsn Su @uniisn BET Cans
bitatn BON Der Hatipspartet psltbe bafir it,,
oas Die sinwanSsrsr srif pier une smanss
Sabre in oislsm qanSs mcbnsn miiGtn ebs lts
Stmmrsbt babsn, uno oann ncb bon alien
2smtsrn ausssfbIo1Ttn fein iolIen, bon bsnsn
enssssben wurbs wslbe iItb 9emofratsn [qo>
fofcfos] nsnnsn, rpoju aub Der pleban 9e'
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osrtsn Burger, ,penn man eub pcrplaubsrt Die
Bbiss mottsn sub um suer pclitiftss &sbt
betr,isen, wdbrsnb bic qofofofo6 cure bisintes
uflirtsn 9sno0sn fno.
Rin fataler Strcid. Ser pittsbura Gs
merriam srsabtt, bas Elm seminer &ctsr Slab,
tsr BON ben qofOfofoe bsi Der Isskn Wabl gum
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ts in has bisii9s Sefdnsnib 9strabt wures,
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ben, pures am Mittmob wsscn Wanssl an
Ssmsifsn wiecsr fressla1en.
am Samirass muree bier misesr Elm anbss
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fdnsni6 ssifsdt Der csnsIben Gsrbrsbsns pers
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ts 0urfde fei.
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Ginem atten Mann, Namens Dapis,
Der an Der gde Der Sim uno 9ten Stra,
be cine flsine @roeerp bdlt, puroe lesten
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Uues eefoblen, pas ct Bate. Die Die=
be parcn ourb Elm Sentter i'm bintern
Sbel oes 6auies einseitie9en, batten einen
Softer ouf9ebroben, worin $4OO in Silz
bet la9en, uno iib oann nit Der 9efun.
oenen Seute oapon 9enabt. Der 9ieb.
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uno bier llbr gsatbmitta9s be9oneen, elm
iiberer Sepeis bon Der &ibnbeit uno
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in unierer Staot bsrumtreibt, uno cine
laute Barnun9 fit Iue, AUDI pdbreno
oes Sases, penn iie hb BON ibren Bob.
nun9en entfernen, in cer Siberun9 ibres
Gisentbums ni3t ior9los gu iein.
Giae. &clesbl.
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Demefratifder pbiS. - s. q. Cans
ssrfon, @sa, bsabfbtist in qibancn, BON jest
bis sur ndbiisn YrsiiesntenmabL cine bsutfbs
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lid, auf sinsm flsinsn Scssn, erfbeinsn unb
nur so Gent fcitsn. 1Dir baben cine Num.
mer baron stbaItsn, bic bsi uns jur einIbt
bereit liest.