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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

Y Dedication.-Th- Heuse esec,edin Twep.y-sev.
eih street between The S,csnd an Third Avenues or The
Methodist Episcopal Church vii be deica.- 10 the ser.
wee o; Almighty God, FriGay Afterrooa JAN 20 a; 2!
O'Clock
The members aud friends aec,onaiey invited 10 at.
tend Asv De- oLIs, Pressdsn; Ihs Wesleyan Univer.
sliy expected Is preach The Dedcatory sermon To be
followed o. Rev joan DEMpsrg. ia The evening has,.
II Hectares On Select Propkecies.-Prcf
HI ING Of williamsburg, will lecture Ni-lu saooa
Broad say, e7r Prince street wednssd " afercoou al
0'eEock- Sao'ec,-ReSo-a,on Of the Jews.
re Wi co1ilHEe on Thursday Saturday evenngs a,
7ocsaok TIE subject xii Dc ANNOUNCED on Wetp-stsv
The public ia,!i-d stts1c ia l,-
II Kroadway Wesh.nstoa Tempcranea
soci-fy-Hee. tbs tWedH-sdayj -vrning Iae.r rosa
C0Ccer Hs, its Broadway, AZ O'clock Good speaxtr
and singing may b. c-peciet Tie nsss members ar. ~
9lssi=c 70 meet On specIai BUSINESS q, O'Clock
jlsi LsBSEUS CHAPLAIN Sec-.tarv
II Olive Eranc:s Lodge, No. 81, L. d. Of
u. E.-Fhe members are reoaead 10 De ,pon-r,n; y,
rraFrs- ~ ynat|R
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rWs published Yesterday statement from

~ Dr. TAYLOR, while travelling through Macon,
Ga, was fred at by man whom ne met with
gun and dangerously wounded The assassin 'lien
robbed him and made his escape. Dr.. /. is eS-
pected 70 recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

C Our regular Washington letter cid no, Reach III.
morning and we copy the following samm,y of doiags IN
Congress from the Baltimore Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

II Olive Branc;i Lodge, No. 81, d. Of
u. F.-fhe members reoaestad 10 De ,on.,nn; N
tier alternatives At theis Room No. u Djyson rze IRIS
ersnin Jea Ia as hasness OF importance viii BE- bruyst
before Lodge z CLsRE go
). Rice, SECRETARY, p,1 tenn Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

u Spencer anIouaees 10 gentlemen tst his as'sn5s'
nens completed or Supplying according 70 pc
y:oas IEtz'stica, yisE Frx AAr p7ice 1873 2Sl
~'seh Aali render ernph7lieaIy tie esspet as eel q
loyes; priced Grutier1eas Fur kat sale Ia ns
city. IL prepared IN the same style which ehassciF's
or snst article aad IKE that article offered q. pee q
winch cansot be Confined waaoci an unusually rapa
sale. The pDderslsssd wS az confidence sdrras % ~
CT The seaienan and the desirable ~
.tst yes offered. ioSo.} SPENCER rs BrosSssy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

II aT T. w. WHITLEY, OF tins City, viii speak on ,ss
subject OF ASSOCIATIONS ana Attractive Inusy this eve
si, AZ 9aserson Nj Ne are cauhden. Tia, be vii de.
seope truths deep n.eres, bsceGcsace all cases
The CapsaIss Is och La5o-r-; sad We Urs; BE
viii be very generally hesnl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

" Fifrla Wnrd.-WAiGS, ATTgETIoN!-Ia
pursuance OF resolution passed by the Dealoc!aue whgt
or thl, ara 90 Tie stt inst VIZ That the nsjoy o.
Wards elected Delegates to the Old Mau, Gea-.sl Con-.
niLiev, ne Ward Committee shoald cali meeting OF tie
Whlss OF thts ward 10: that parpese-ihe Democratic
"hgs OF he iiA ard are therefore reqaessd ses
m ihsir eSsh al thriE Old qaar;erz, sriou RoEse
eo ChsPe! street Tbs Wednesday, E,eunz s, nal 81
Old Mems General Cou1ia!aer
WARREN CHAPLAIN, Chairman.
FRAscis c. WHirrEssEac,
DANIEL CaRrzSrzs Secretaries II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

GHenry Dubulh. Frerchman a, Mobile. was
killed few days since BY man named Bernard
La Foas. a quarrel arose oat Of conversation
on some Frsaeh political suaect. and Duballi was
stabbed So severely thar he died 10 few heurs
lie Font had no, been taken 81 the last accoun,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

~ Rev, Dr. PsSSY, one of the ablest clergy
men in Western New York. and formerly Prssi.
den, OF Hami!,on College. is announced about
to assume the Editorial charge OF The Rochester
Evening Post. The press ought TO enlis: the pens
Of the strongest best educated and best princiPled
men OF the country and We are glad to see saeh
men. more geserally Than they have hitherto done
entering upon its direction gsd support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

seventeenth STard.-HENRT CLAY CLUE
Sh noarEed MEETING ST tas Club viii BE- held at iee
fieay Gay noa>e corner OF Aveaue A. ard st-,res %
~ sdaeiay evening Jaarary 18Th, att O'clock Paae.Es'
aiice VII! be is.c before tie Club
JACoa AcKER, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18

NV HAMPSHIRE. Isaac Hill ConventicR
8, Concord nominated along with JONI II. White,
of Lancaster for Governor, Abnsr GreenLeat. Of
Port. mouth, Gen Israel Hunt, If. of Nashua, Hon,
James Clark, of Franklin, and Hon. John Page OF
HaverhiIl, for members of Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
DEATH OF A VETERAN.

The Boston atlas announces the death of Capt
JOSIAH Cleayeani, the venerable patriot of the
Revolution who travelled nearly 500 miles from
his home on the Susquehanna, at Oswego, TO at
tend the celebration on the i7th Of June on the
spot where he fought al the Battle OF Bunker Hill,
under the immediate command OF Putnam. He
died on Friday morning, at the residence of Mr.
Samuel 9. Hunt, in Charleston, where he had
been kindly received and entertained since his ar.
rival in that town
The Alias says that he was born in Canterbury.
CT December ID, 1853 He volunteered his ser.
wees IN the Army Of Freedom Immediately after
hearing OF the fight Of Lexington, and entered
the army a, Cambridge, He was engaged as a
soldier IN the battle Of Bunker Hill. and received
an Enslgns commission soon after lie served
through the whole war-was in nearly all the
prominent aelions-and closed his military career
al Yorktown at the capture Of CORVALLIS. He
was present when the Corner Stone of Bunker
Hill Monument was laid, June l7th. 1925. and
Was recognized by La Fayeae-who. on per.
eei'ing him, exclaimed -aMy God there is
Captain Clesvelandl"
lie was man OF more than ordinry intelligence
strictly honorable in ell hiss dealings. and uni.
iornly correct in bis department, never having
contracted the once fashionable vice Of dram drink.
ing. and proximity. He was universally esteemed,
and Is no. known thai be ever had an enemy
Above all be was Chris;lan--apd gave concln-
ave evidence, 10 friend who attended him in his
Jas; monen'sl that b. was prepared to meet BIS
Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
WING RESOLUTIONS.

by slight omission of duty on the part Of one Of
the Secretaries of our State Convention, did not
receive the afternoon proceedings of the said body
nor the resolutions adopted by them in time for our
last weeks paper. However, they bear age well
and they now appear fresh as when frs. uttered,
and we feel glad to present them readers even
at this late day.
We ask of all, candid and attentive perusal Of
these resolutions and let every answer for him
self whether it is as the locos unbushingy assert,
that the Wing party are without principles, save
those Of Coon skins and hard CIDER We imagine
tina, the intelligent yeomen and mechanics of Yer
mont will see they have, in the principles Of
Protection 10 home industry, of sound and well
regulated national currency, and an equal disiI6u.
fsoa Of the Public lands, principles worthy the at
tention Of every enlightened freemen. Coons' are
proyerbial for their shrewdness, and he is a dull
coon who does not see that the prosperity of Yer
mont rests In ~ssy great sss~surs upon the final
adoption by this government, of these measures OF
policy long maintained, urged and insisted upon
by these same coon skin Wings Have the Wing
party ever swerved from these measures of policy 7
Have they not at all times and in all places main
tanned them fearlessly and manfulyi Have they
not sustained them in their primary meetings, in
their social relations, and by their roies Yet we
nothing bu, poor miserable 'coons after ALL and
unprinciped, cider drinking coons at that.
We ask! How have these cherished measures
Of policy been treated by the shifting, shutting
Locofocos l-he tariff for instance First. for years
a deadly and uncomPromising war was by them
waged against il. and no means nor weapons were
left unused in their attempts to destroy it, Bu, like
strong citadel stood this iiuing principle Of Home
protection unscathed and uninjuIed by their fierce
and furious attacks Then would they fain cast
their protecting arms around the spirit OF this
MEASURE enclosing her in their false embrace and
breathing their pes,erous breath upon her and with
false and f9led kisses. sife her 10 their arms. But
IN tie Yankee heart is this principle deeply rooted,
and like U1tss. She can neither be driven, nor Sc
daeed hom her chosen resting place. We feel con-
hdeni that every Wing will respond heartily 10 all
the sentiments contained in these resolutions and
will gre all bis energies, hi. voice snd his cote in
suPpon Of them. Il has been said tina, by resolu
feas no election was ever carried This may be
80, Bot ie, ell remember tina, BY r,solsfion many
hsv. been
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
Is, DISTRICT CONVENTION.

As the day upon which this Convention is ap.
pointed TO be holden approaches, we cannot refrain
from once more urging upon the Wings of Rutland
County thcirduty in regard to it. We hope no town
in this county will fail of being fully represented in
that Convepiion.
Obligation and interest both call and their call
should not be unheeded This is the last District
Convention the Wings to hold in the State, pre-
vous to election. In the other Districts, men emf
nent for their talents, their worth and their ardent
decotion to the cause of wing principles have been
selected for candidates, without reference to sec
tional or personal feelings. Indeed the entire
nominations throughout the State, have been thus
made-and shall not the wings of this district follow
the glorious example We ardently hope they may
and we shall then see our beloved State through
should be-by intelligent, bold and fearless men
men who know the rights and interests of the Green
Mountain Slae,' and who will in all cases main
tain them feahessly and with ability.
Wings of Rutland County-Have you a man
whose claims you would urge upon this Convention I
Meet then your brother wings of Windham and
Bennington and lsyfis claims before them, carry
ing with you however, no local personal feelings
unworthy Of the freemen Of Vermont. II you have
no one who you would yourselves bring forward, by
all means meet them, that you may judge Of the
qualifications of such men as they propose.
We know not who all may be there brought for
ward for the consideration of the Convention and of
course have feeling in the matter, excepting tina.
the man may be selected calculated to do most hon
or TO the State and District. We would the Sec
onof Vermont, that bears in her recollection, the
memory Of Skinner, Mallory, Gausha rep
resented in Congress she should be- and her suf-
irage ever bestowed upon able and deserving men.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
DISTRICT CoNvHHTIoN OF THE FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The Wings Of The First Congressional District
comprising the Counties of Windham, Bennington
and Rutland, arc notified that Convention will be
holden at the Cour House in Manchester on Wed
nesday the 10Th day of July next for the purpose Of
nominating CANDIDATE to represent the DIsiric, in
Congress, and of appointing Delegate and Substi-
tute TO the Na,ion,l Wing Convention at Baltimore
in May 1874.
d. w c. CLARKE
s.F;T THSsN District Com.
Rutland, June 90, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
COrrespO % II e % ce.
For the Herald.

MT. Edit,r-
The following communication was handed me by
a worthy old gentleman, a particular friend Of mine
with request that would unto my wishes with
his, that you would favor him with its publication.
He feels very much upon the subject Of which he
speaks and is DESTROYS that his voice should be
heard Respectfully yours, &c.
GREEN MOUNTAIN Boy.
With "Sprig" in his Hat.
For the Herald.
am an old man, vermonter, Wing, and my
name IL Peter, James, Francis and with your per-
mission, Mr.. Editor, wish to say few words to
you upon the subject of 4h OF July celebrations in
general, and my celebration Of the last 4h in partic-
ular.
had retired TO my quiet little home on the even
ing OF the third with the intention OF shutting my
self up on the 4,h for the purpose of meditaiing up
on the present condition OF our beloved country, to
contemplate The of by gone days of blood and
strife, and contrasting its piesen, comparative hap
piness with that of those days (which tried men,
souls" offer up alone MY bsnisons TO him whose
watchiul care has ever been cast over i--this our
blessed country,
This conclusion ! was led to, from the fact that
find mysef alone. as il were, in my opinion as TO
be celebrated and feeling little disposed quarrel
with the world, thought iwould be better 10 Weld
my opinion, celebrate the day alone by mys.IC and
ask you to publish an account OF my doines with
those Of others which you will doubtless be called
upon 10 chronicle.
arose very early in the morning and had but
just commenced dressing, when the sound OF dis
tant cannon came booming on the air. resounding
through the valley, and waking the echoes from a
mong the uounisins-iae ever blessed mountains
(which pierce the clouds, and bring down The rains
from Heaven" threw up my window hastily and
as thrust out my still night capped hesd--on, on
came another pesling roar, which my pracliced ear
told me came from heavier metal. at greater dis
lance than the first, With my head .iill out Of Tie
window, cave hearty Sion, VI IaSel.n9,,..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings of the county Of Rutland are request.
ed Ia meet in Convention at Rutland, on Wednes.
day the 2o,h Of Jnly, inst for the purpose Of nomi
mating three Candidates Tor the State Senate TO be
supported a, the approaching election, and OF trans
acting such other business as may be brought be-
fore them. ID. W. G. CLARKE,
ALANSON ALLEN. County
EDGAR L. ORMSBEE, Comm
JACOB EDGERrON,Jr
July 10, 1919.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13
Tuesday Night, July. i,h' lss
Rutland, Rutland Co, Vernon

Pursuant to previous notice, our citizens
rect principles, moral and political, s'sem0''
great numbers, on the large and besuiiful l''n'
10 front OF Capt Francis orchard. II
At precisely II o'clock, the company was
to order, for the purpose Of appointing oh"'
conduc, the operations Of the day, in msn"''
coming the character and professions Of The NO.
Gus and highly respectable assemblSge con'''.
On ballot, MT. Francis was elected Chslrm''
OUT sppOsition. On motion Of Jas. I. fra""
Chairman was then requested TO nomlns"
man Of The company ogive an sddre"
on the state and prospects Of This country "A
TO nominate some one to act as Secretary A.
one to wait on the company with r.ifsshiD'N
Capt. James Peter Francis was appointed Z
The company-Mr. Peter Francis Ssef~'''
old Peter was directed TO furnish rebsshi' n
tho company. TO act as powder monkey, az,
assisted by young Peter. On motion "' p,'
the Chairman then read the Declaration o. ~ ~,
dance, the letters OF Thomas Jefferson '"I
Adams. and also the Constitution nj Fs ID
States; and in commenting upon me '''''' n, -
occasion 10 animadver severely and tesef'''- a.,
the courses pursued by the nis-esiiei 'A''' B.
,y' Of this state, the mis-cslled Democrat -
nis-jodgtg, tho Jealous people who 60 - 49,
ing the rights Of old fashioned people On ~. ., ,
Gus ath.' lie then yielded the floor LOT -.
ground, j To the gentleman who had been ~
70 sddisss he citizens upon This oe'S'.'l'
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Blattes, ,pOrin bic gissntbumsr anSsissn, ba6
fis ibrsn Bcbnert nab 98afbinstpn 8. G.,
psrls9t u. finftis ben ,,&isfsn" bort bsrausses
ben rpsrosn,untsr bsresituns bsS nsusn Msb fs
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aussabe Der @isfsnssnSituns bsablibtissn Ne
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fben in ben 8er. Staatsn am SoauptIise Der
Mesieruns bienen unb fie init alien ruibtsen
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unb inbsm mir felbff BON 6ervn slid basu
spanften, tpolsn mir 20 germ bsfdrbern bslfen.
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alIentaun ecn S. 9tpril.
Ginbruh uno Stebfabl.

Sn bfr Uorleeten Oienitas Slaht Durcs
Der Stcbr Der Dsrrsu 9tibItr unb @tsimer,
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SeIb uub anosre ,ptrtbDclle Saeten Al sincm
betcuteneen Selauf raraus stltcbIsn. Haebs
psm Der 9leb lsine Artsitsn im Stcbr pcls
lenbet bate, psrIhatfts CT Iteh burtt cine
Sbir in Die Sartube pes 6ru Sefept Ssits
Ter, bic ftb inter Dem ndmliebsn Dab bshn.
bet, ginsana, unb Iooann aud III ben 8dr,
uno ilatl earaus nod 90 9baler, wcrauf CT
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Slab benz Ssrtbte ber Gun Gon Jest biz
fb6nte Srau SrcBbrtttanisns, UisQeiebt aui
Der sanasn grps (2),in &iYerpocl Ietsn. Sis
lit Die 3otbter sines reieben Seseltubfatrifan
ten, une beiBt Betty Slottinsbam. 8aua s.,
DsrpccI ilnb fsine ndcbfen llmsetunsen fen:
nen its inter bem Slamen Der ,,fhtnen Betty.
Sie fc0 in ber 9bat cine msbr ais Uollfcm.
mens-b. b. eine irca!ilbe Shtnbeit fein.
Sc mu6, fa9t Der Seritbterfattsr @rieebens
lambs 6clena ans9Gcben batrn, crrcn Naub
ccE trpjaniiben Sric9 erjengt bat. Stent
absr bic Ssfobreituna niobt et,pas AZ itertrie.
beu, ,penn, ,bsSun bieIs Betty Slettinabam Die
0uintcnen5 Der fhtnten Srauen nsnnt, bie je
eelctt Sic foG bic Insen Der Suuo, ras Ge.
fiht bet 6sbe, ocn &etreis ber 0snus, bic
Ssltalt Der Diana, bic Irms Der Mncrpa, Die
Sanoe OCT &atcn1 bic Sriiebe Der Slcra, unp
bic Hnmutb Der enpbroipne baten. gtwae
muB bonn bob paran lein bonn Die 9an,e jim.
AZ Wldnnermslt 8rostritaniene nlrbt nm ibrs
6ano. ater Betty bat Gin 5sr5 non Stcin
fls nil stpia Sunsfrau blcibsn. QDir wilJen
niht ob ss S6sr3 oprr grult Der "Sun'
1T, wenn its Ghrcibt cas ourh eirIe Betty
pas srobe SeoIam (Srrenbaus) in $cnben
bereite 241 neae 3uf6mmInse erbaltsn ba.
ZEN loa. ....
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nsn finf Sabrsn, in slsibsn Gumnisn, ale 8
Mpnat abbsjablt msrbsn, ,uelbe Sabre am
80. Disfes anfansen foaen. Die NssisrunS
BON Wlsrieo psrpfdnbst ibr @infommsn pon oi'
rsftsn saren fiir bic erfilIuns esiss sraftats.
Bsnn Msriec auf oisis Mrt ben Srispsn 3u ere
baltsn fubt, 70 psrbsn mir an9ensbm 9stsufbt.
6rauliber il1oro.-gin llnssbsusr, Gas
mems SaIown Nomlanc, peritte in Der Nabt
pom 1s. Wdrb in Yutnam @auntp, SsnnsiIss,
sinsn srauIiesn W1oro an elmer Trau Della
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Babn1innis mar. Nc,plano erobsts, bas er
Ssmanb umbrinsen woate uno ifanb in Der
Nabt auf ja9te sinen Sremoen init bsr 9(rt
fort, puree obsr ibsr,pdlti9t unb alS ct wss
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&ancp, ,Welde iib bemibsts ibm aus esm 9Sss
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ibren &ifen fsnfts unb ibr einen Sbultsr'
er bic bluti9e Sat prllbrabt bate, beoedte CT
Den &trpsr NIT Sbnss, rparf feline Nrt in6
8susr, fubts cine 2lnjabl Sbld9s unb Stans
gen ;u fsiner Ssrtbebsuns unb BOT 70 Der Sss
malt oss Staotss Ssnns0te src;. CT wurce
absr bsnnob psrbaftst uno in oas @sfdn9ns
9sbrabt um fein 8srb6r absuwarten.
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5ec.-@insr Der Stsusrsute bon osm Yafst
fbife Scrcntc, wuroe am Ncnta9e in Nsu
Vcrf arretirt auf Die anfIase elmer D1ar9retbs
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oemisben Sbiffe war uno i'm befbuloi9te
8sriubs su GewaIttbdti9fsiten bs ibr 9smabt
Su babsn. Die Strafs auf Elm fclbss @sr9ss
ben, CUR Gee, 1T cine SsIoitrafe pom nibt ubsr
$4,000 uno einfsrfsruns fir nibt lansre 3et
alS SABRE. CT lausnets Die sbat musts as
Der bsnnpb Shr9ibaft ifsasn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .-9ie biss
btr beitanbens @sfeafbaft BON Dapib 81. Yors
tsr @cupsrndr tsr Nepublif YsnnfpIpanien,
unb benz "Sepifcne" sewcbnlib portsrs SpOf.
teituns ssnannt fir Die Gbsiluns Der Srobs
labs unb Sifbs bat lib aufssltst; Of burtb
bsibsrisitiss ennilli9uns ODER sessnIsitiass
Wispsrffdnens, wi0sn mir nibt senau, bod
TT oaS esstsrs am wabrfbeinIibffsn. Der
SsDffcns, cine Ssitun9, rpsldDe Dem @cupsrn5r
70 estrsu biente ruie rssno sln trsuer Cisnsr
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fen, bas fir bic Nsittbsilunssn fsiner ersasn,
in ibren Spaltsn msbr fs, wis ss friibsr ruar,
neil Der ebitOr nibt NIT ben Meinunasn sss
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0er9ebsn befbulbist. 9iss 1T aIfo bas @nbs
pom qiees, bas pcrtsr pon ben Drudern fsner
eistnsn partei psrlaiTsn uno bsfbmpft wirb.
Sn 9arrisburs 1T nun fein einSisss Slatt
msbr, mas fib bersit fnoen wirbs bic fbmuts
;l9sn arbsiten fsinsr erellens ;u perrbtsn unb
in Der Ssrne perben AUDI balb nibt pisl msbr
fsn. 60 fieSt enelib bic @aBrbsit ibsr Ses
tru9 unb Salfbbeit,-Manbsr Der ss uns
frhbsr pis0eibt peresnfsn n,obts, penn mir
Ssine ersllsns mituntsr obne 5anbfbubs BE.
ribrtsn> msrosn snsIib einfbsn eas mir Msdbt
bnttsn, unb bas tsr 9aSib ~nis eppss tbut
--firs lsbs @slb
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sSeiler.-lIm un9sfdbr lbr am 9isnss
tag Ha6mittas, erfboa Der @uf Ssusr in
unfsrn Strassn anb Elm bitter &aub ffiss
auf BON snsm flsmn @sbdups in Der Sranfs
Iinitrass, psldes als eins Sbuls fit &inbsr
bsnust wurbe unb ,ropcn eaS Sab in Slam:
men ffanb. Die 8suerIeuts marsn balo auf
Dem plaee une burb ibrs s(nifreneunssn 9ss
lang es, bas Scrtfhrsitsn ess Ssusrs 81 psrbis
Ten mne ben untsrsn 8lur osS Gsbiubss ~
rstten. Man Iermutbet, bas tas Ssusr bon
benz Oftnrcbr sntifanbsn fei. 9as 6aus mar
nidt perIibsrt.
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0is Yrsinisten Staatsn &rieaefcbafupps
Saratosa fsasIte porlssten Domnerttaa BON
portsmcutb naeb SlemOorf nnb bate sessn
ben in oer folaenpeu Slabt ipltbcnben @turm
III Pdmpfen. @ie Serlor alls ibre O1altea, FAM
jeboh tit malla's 9auo nor Hneer. Gin
Dampftiff ,purbe ibr fcsleieb au 5dlfe
9efbift. 9. gcrresp.
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Der Htberale 7seobactter
Geabim9, ben III. 9lpril 1913.

6-SBir BADEN einsn nsusn srassr anss.
nomn,sn, um ben Ssobabtsr in Der Staot
bsrumSutrassn mir erfu6sn babsr iolbs BON
unisrn rsfpsftipen Sunben bic eenfslbsn pisls
leibt nibt ribti9 erbaltsn, uns bappn Su bss
nabribtisen, oamit mir foIbs Ssblsr bsribts
gen f6nnsn.
0ESn bsm Nufrufe fir cine Staats@on
ptntion, ~ 9unifen ppn Gen. 9Em. 9Sannsr,
bate Iid poriss 9Sobe Elm Ssbler sin9sfblis
bsn bisfslbs fca am item unb nibt am L fsn
Nu9uif ftattfinben.