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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

VOCAL & INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT.
EOsEpH GREEN mostresprctfmlly announces
M. to the citizens Of Raltipore. that he will give
sOncert of Vocal and instrumental Music, an MON
DAY EVENING, Dee. ID, 1874, at the ODD FFtLows'
IALi., Gay street On which occasion he will be as
listed by The Baltimore Instrumental Musical Asso-
ation, together with other professional performers,
&C., who have, in the kndest manner, volunteered
heir services.
z- Tickets 30 cents each, to admit lady and gen
leuan. Q5- Performance to commence al halfpast
o'clock. n293t
TnROSVN. PURPLE, GREEN AND SHADED
HS VELVET RIBBONS. l have just received an
ssortluent of the above article, which | will sell
Wholesale or retail, on accommodating terms.
JIM. HAIG, Fringe Factory,
MGR III Baltimore street, doors above South.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02

GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
FayuG Subscriber has just received. n fell assert
"a ment of CUTLERY, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS aud TOYS, which are offered at very low
prices, such as-RazSrs; Scissos;P superior
sewing Needless Darts, Spears aud Hair Pins; Balls.
Tasses n Hair Ornaments; Necklaces; Twsi Combs:
Side Combs; Dressing and fine Ivory Combs; Head
and Tooth Brushes; Coat and Hat Brushes; Flesh aud
Nail Brushes; Scruhhing AID Silver Brushes; Silver
Tnimbies aud Specmclcs; Gold Fringe; Rings; Breast
pins and Carriages; gold and silver Eyerpplnts OF a,
sizes; Perfnmed Soaps; Dolls; Toys; Fire Crackers:
Baskets, &c.
VIM. C. HARRIS, No. "a Baltimore st.
nl3-d Three cas-; of Hoday-st.
6,S TSAFIs' BEEIOW ALL SIZES.
- Kitchen Bellows, al % and 31J cents
Chamber do. at so, 62t and rs cts.
Parlor do. (supcrb> at 81, l2j and so.
Hearth Brushes to match.
Also, in store, general assortment of FANCY
BRUSHES, House Brushes, &C., very low, whole
sale and retail. Apply at the Mandatory, No. l9r
Baltimore street, doors above ST. Paul street.
nGlw !. X. EfAPhEFoN.
HNX rYeA SIZE sHIR1'e. The largest SIS
~ Scotch Wool and American silk Fhts, just
received. For saie at LOVEJOY'S,
n30 No. l23 Baltimore street
HUST ELsCEfVED-A full supply Of choice
eE new CHEESE. Also Pine Ample and old Cheese.
For sale by MARCUS DENlSON,
no 81 Baltimore street.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
SAM. DOUGLASS.

Beingas the Coon Clique fizzled out without putting
up manfor Congress, the Buzzard brought ont Sam.
Douglass as an indpcsdea. This Douglass who's a
blue streaked federalistwas brought before the coop
clique by the Buzzad editor, but they rejected him for
fear of sinking the balance OF the ticket with such mill
stone and the Buszardout OF spite brings him out on
his own hooks He beat last year near 1000 votes,
and will be skinned SO thoroughly next Tuesday that
his friends won't know whether it was acoon ora
skunk they had mold of. ,ss S.. !,
,.PaS. Since the above'was typ.. we learn that
the coons have nominated JUDGE DEARDoRFF OfrS--.r
as their candidate for Congress. 1t matters notwho
they nominated he's got to be skinned any how.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
TrishInen.

Are You ready for the struggle on the slh9 notbe
up and dOingl Do you wish renewal Of the acts
which have recently disgraced Philadelphia; the acts OF
the same federal party which approved of the Alien and
Sedi,ion laws in the time Of the elder Adamsl Do
You ask for an extension Of the Naturalization laws to
q years. according 70 the pn of the federal whig Sen
a,or ArcEsrandh. paryl IF SO, vote for the federal
lists But on the other hand, fyou desire 10 enjoy the
rishtof suffrage as Ii exists nnw;if yon desire to erny
political and religious freedom, JON hands with demac
racy; and show BY your votes your regard Tor demo
cratic hrinciplea. -------. =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03

. 81 i. ~. ID
Such were the last words Of tie iiimctai apostle q
Liberty on the moraing Of that consecrated day. the lsh
Of July. 1896 Such were the lasv words Of TIL OMAS
JEFFERSON as he YET awaited N hall unccnsciohss
ness the brightness Of the ei anniversary of na
lions Independence @htnhis spirit Just lingering and
lowering over the confines Of time reverted 70 the early
and eventful days Of our Revolution.
WARN THE Committees 'sprhkihs fbhii
his couch Of death would he etclaim while more Than
mortal energy lit up his eNpihng orbs In The daysof
The Revolution, when hynforseen difficulty maniiess
led iself-when disaster was betokensd of the ihsidhCds
movements Of the enemy were selected, The Committees
were looked to and were wanedby the sturdy patriot
ism ofthe tme 10 be on the alert and gnard agans
the suspected danger.
Did the prophetic eye ofthe Monticelo sage At ne
time referred perceive The dangers whchip he dis
tance were threatening The liberties ofhscouhhyf Did
he then see the present combnatiouof arocrsry add
wealth. aided and bo up by foreign enemies arrayed,
and led for great desperate struggle against the lib
critics Of our country by reckless politicians and re1e
gades from the principles he had professed and augh
If so, then well might he exclaimed il his last words TO
his country, "WARN THE oMMITTEESI Y
This note Of caution so necessary in the eventtul PEI
riod OF our Struggles for Liberty is necessary al this
tme for the preservation Of the principles ipr Which
our fathers fought and for the glorious bhrght they
bequeathed u.s. ~
An enemy isin the field atrayed against the democ-I
racy Of the country. They fight orthe establishment d
measures and institutionshostile and deadly 10 Che sp
tit o. our constitution and the principles ior which the
sages ofl6 barred their breasts 10 the contest and of
which they pledged their fortunes and their
Reckless and unprncpled, this powerful party fear
tu of the result the contest so imporantto them, viii
leave no means untried- unlurned They have
been warned by herecent returns 81 elections that their
success is almost hopeless They fear the result and
in the desperation Of their iufuriaed Struggle will scr
pie not to resort to the meanest artices and the most
base deception Their spies are abroad-thckly srewn
throughout the land. Into every hamlet-amcrs your
girdngs---into every village and school district they
are winding themselves and there are endeavoring ID
cheat the people into the support Of their dangerous and
pencious measures. Corruption andinlrigue the most
dangerous Of all enemies to contend against BECAUSE
because they work in darkness and secre, must be
watched, met and foiled in their efoiis.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
ONCE MORE TO THE BREACH.

i Democrasi-In fqpr days you will be called upon to
decide one Of the most important elections that ever
took plaoein Ohio: --,-.
Are you all ready Has qvsrymsn If yon mount
ed himself sentinel, upon the watch over Of free
dom, determined TO aid by hp irahence and his vots
on The day Of election tho success of the Democratic
party. Ifnot, we earnestly entrea friends in every
township to arouse themselves to action. There is
time ospare. The Democrats Of other states and OH
er counties in The field and by their zeal and enthus
ssm are determined to achieve oneO the most glorious
victories on Record. And shall the Democrats Of Tus-
eprawas BY the over confdence4or slohulness-by the
loss Of few votes be lelt iu the back ground an.
other year. No. no. no. You can succeed, If you
will, Then 'once more to the breaeh,'' fellow Dem,
ocrats, and by alongpul strong pull and. pull oil
Together lin old Tuscarawas out of the federal mre.
Remember next Tuesday.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
THE TEST READ PONDER AND
ANSWER AT TIE BALLoT



The old CrdefalIsis were allied 10 The B idsh Gov
ernmenl and took II for a model, 10 the whig lea
deis ofIhis day -"
The old ladrralisis commended fot strong Govern.
nepl, aud disbeIeye in the capacity Of tho people for
se'f Government, SO do the Wing leaders Of this
day. e'
TIE d ederasis corteuded IA National Bank hiter
the ftshipn OF the Bank OF Eng lrnd, do The wing
leaders ofibis day.
The old federalfsfs favored the assumption of the
state dsbs--dis,ribuon-a National debt. So do
the whig leaders Of this day
The old ederasrs increased the peoples taxes and lei
on they were protecting them. So have the whig lea
ders Of This day. ., ..-
The old federasts increased The pnbic expenditures.
and the public debt aerhAving promised to rereuch and
Refwm So hHe,he wings leaders OF this day
Theod fede,aisls passed Bankrupt Law to enable
swindlers to cheat honest men So have The wings of
this day. 1'' 90
The old federslsts employed standing army TO o.
verawe The people and keep them from exercising the
rights of feenen. So have the wlig leaders Of Rhode
Tlsaud who have been upheld by the whig leaders Of
the Union. - ~
| The old ftderasts thrust feemen into The dungeon
for defending equal rights sohave the wing leaders Of
Rhode sand and the Uniou :
The old federaists treated the Declarations Of Inde-
pendence as so much waste paper. y Ffn
The whig leaders of Rhode Island have sentenced
Gov. Dorr to the dungeon for life, for uphoding the
principles Of the Declaration Of Independence, and
MOrdecai Barley and the whg presses say "hs is jus
'OhSrs he ought to e.
The old federaliss passed alien law to deprive for
egn born citizens from the right Of voting ill they ha
served an apprenticeship of 4years The whig lead
ers propose another extending the time to 81 years an
ro prevent all adopted cllzens from ever holding oi
flee. 2
The old federaliss for advocating such unholy au
anti Republican doctrines driven from power il
1900 by the united voice OF an indignant pee
pie. I{
win not their prototypes and followers share tn
: same fate in 1944l
Answer that Question at the Ballot mex. Tuei
L day
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
Germans!

Are you up ard doins2 We trust so The presen, is
even,ful period in the history of this Repu'lc. All
along your rights have been projected by democratic
islaon; and your prsileSssas frqemen maintained by
democratic men,. The fedsralisis. on the saher hand
are your sworn enemies. To-day they Will Aatte'
you for your vote aud profess love and kindness; TO-
morrnw. when tHsiserton is over. you denounced
asihe odd black dutch.' In louisville, your beth-
rem were sbamefdlly driven lpm the polls and beaten,
for other crmebut attempting to exercise the rights
of American citizens, by the federal rowdies employed
far that purpose; and would il then be just aud right for
you 70 repay,ihem for thisbusgness bYyour votes in
puppos Of their priucplesf II would noiI Then en-.
list under the banner Of equal rights, to man, raise
the shout of De Kalb and universal Liberty. march to
the POLLS Under the conquering Eagle Democracy and
the TRIUMPH is yOufsl ..,..,. j,
!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
DAVID A. sTARKWEATHER,

EFThe Advocate copies an article from the Canton
Repository. in which Mr.. starkwesthers is represented
as having committed fraud upon his audience at Pa
ris Stark Co by reading an extract from whatpurpored
tobe Wnigpap which. extract was cut7out Of a
Democratic paper and "ingeniously pasted into whig
paper Mr. s. has authorized usto say that is abso-
lutely false, which he afterwards proved in another
meeting at the same place. This yarn wouldnot need
con tradiction where he resides a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
Be early at the Polls

There is much necessity of being atthepols early
on the day Ofelecton. By doing SO, you infase and
activity in the voters- you spur up tho ukewarm en-
courage the tmid d,-con6rm the doubng--and prevent
frauds from being pracliced. But more than all, you
can see who has voted and who has not-and thus be
enabled to send after those who behind with their
work or sick. Once more democrats Remember this
Be early at the Polls. $50 4..s,, 5..elr,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
SKIN THE OLD DEcEIViNG COON

Mr.. Everhard the coon candidate for Auditor is wr-
ing letters to democrats representing himself to snme
asa democrat--to others no-party man--and 20
others ms very poor By this kind OF deception
he got enough democrat votes in 1949 to elect him a
ter bersving his own party. So far from benga demo
crat lie 10 one Of The most unscupulous derasts who
stops at nothing to injure the Democratic party when
his bread and butter is not in danger To show his mo
r-paryism--in l84oate Hsrison election t issaid
he dscaed that he loco focos in Jail al last and
that we (meaning himself and the federalissl would
keep them there thousand years" As hispoveriy
he has been in he County years, years Of wbichhe
has been Id Office, and received during that time some
1000 dollars ofthe peoples money: Fpoor now he
can't blame ibs people. :.
The opy thing he ever did forany democrat we
have 10 a charge brought against himby some wings
,hstn 642 he s,Oopped of Corwin for votes for him
self get wings to vote for shaunouon cpndi-
ionthat democrats would vote foi him. The vote raib
er proves il; the official vote shows that Gorwia only
Egot smajoEiIy while EgsIhatd bad CO. He may prac.
lice the same game this year, and a5ap of old Barley
S.Bsnnstt, anaibus defeat ism bat then he wOuld
teIect himself So lookout denocrhlss Skin the old
coon. and you honest whigs who hate dsreploD vote
for Bcs Blair the upright aiehtiotward honest iarms
Of Washington Township. q ~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03

4 On our first page we give glorious news from New
York toencoufsge our fellow democrats on 10 visory.
III addition MS. Melyils d ths eloquent New York ora!
tor in the Court House Saturday shd be was aus
ahorzedby the democracy Of The empire sisls 50 Plsdsa
ber ohs deuocras or Ohm, good fof 20 900 demo,
cratic majafily ThAt@ss the pledge, but in bis cfin-
jsn lhe impjofig would reach 10000.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
BooT ON TEE RIGHT LEG--
RRTTTSTE GOLD.


We were confident that the cry Of British Gold,
on the part of the whg press but ruse, by which
they expected TO escape deecion and the following
tcle, from the Albany Argus, goes 10 confirm our O.
pinion.
II. is rumored that the first ''ee trade tract sent
out for Pubicalionu this country, is long agumenta
tive pamphe, seainst the ANNEXATION Of Teras-a tract
taking Precisely Mr.. Cays first position on thu, sub
jec', thai Il weird be bsusr for Canada the u States
Texas and England to boot, that all should remain in
dependent If each the, and tha, Texas should be at
liberty cary on feetrade with England she thinks
ft.- .., 80. ., ~ ..f
TIE next tract is said to be argument in favor Of
the direct assumption ofihe State debts which MrCay
INDIRECTLY favors-as measure emnenty calculated TO
promote freedom IN the copuaction Of debt and at
the time put money into the pockets oi the foreign
bond-hulders. rr&
The nexl tract il is said is to be against the ermina
tIon Of the coparinershp with Great Britain in The
cupaon of Oregona position which the wings in con-
giess assumed and persisted in, against the utmost eff
orts of the Democrats to get through notice to the
5 British toquit f ~,
Wiliihe Rochester democrat be- good enongh to as.
eran and inform the public whether the tracts sent or
to that city Gfany are not British free trade tracts
gainsl the annexation of Texas-with the imprint OF tn,
publisher and all aboutit. ~'~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
OHIO SAFE ron TOD AND
!. ts,. WfOTORy. ~

General Cass last saturday stated thai his, travels
through the stale and the Union enabled him 70 stare
that Ohio was s4Ia for Tod By 'hpusapdsf the demo-
ocrais all turned ou Fhis hesetdogn:as certain. Push
on the column fellow Democrats and every ons lspn
come up 10 the polls on ,heEih. 49,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
sMALL PnTAToEs..

We care told that the small fry Of coonery got
up challenge in oneef groggeries o. town, and sent
tbysone one to give to GEN C4ssE Buttook care not
10 let il be seen until some time aher the Gen. and Mr.;
Melville had left town. What iusanityl But this de-
lay was not necessary, for they certainly could not
have supposed that either Of those gentlemen would kill
time by debating with them.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION,

IA Coon leader in New York, has concocted story
tha, Col Polk has slaves with the initials, -. K. p
branded on their arms. ;Thewhole thing has already
been, proven fraud and forgery But it shows how
desperate these federaists are Never mind Go To
the polls next Tuesday and by voting the whole Demo-
cratic ticket put the seal Of condemnation on het fore
heads. Il ,. = z.s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
Democrats!

Victory is ours if we but RESOLVE to achieve ~
The day is OURS r we are true to our county and
our principles. Let EVERY MAN put his shoulder
to the wheel Let every democratic vote in tha county
be polIedl This and nodrg short Of this is the duiy
of republican ffeemen in a crisis like the pre-
$enu
DEMOCRATS TO THE BREACH
"como q. the rives do, ocean ward going;
"Come as The brezes do. over us blowingi
''lftou'vo whispered democracy whisper no lon
ger ....
"speak US the tempest does, rtOrner and sron.
ger.
POLK DALLAS, and Ton Democ acy forever!
"rruce with old Clay never!, oh, newell"
Patriot
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03

LIZA Communication Astronomy shall appear
after the election.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
WHIG MEETING

The eoons had a meeting last night at ;lhe Court
House and were addresssdby Farmer Grisvod Of Can
Ton Bank memory, The ceremonies we're opened by
music and "song from the Band, in which the spirt
ofAo G.e the cder)was missing, we did not hear ie
speech butare informed it was well filed with whg
slang and abuse Of he Democracy and their caDdi.
dates Poor coons their :imeis short -,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03

" You may re le upon i as The coon leaders said
when telling their followers that GEN GAss would not
be at New Philadelphia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03

From this time ill The ballot box is closed on Tuss.
day next. ACTION should be the motto Of every tras
friend Of the Dsmocrptic eausef
ONLY FOUR DAYS REMAIN

lie, ihembe 'pu, in TO adyanlsgel lie, the town
ship committees go to work. Let the democratic vurrs
of every school district be visited Lehe trail lof The
wing missionaries he followed upt Let their lies be
expossd--Ist their frauds be deleclSdl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
look Avn YOUR TICKETs.
Tickets!

We would not be surprised il the federaIiss had
spurious tickets in the field to impose upon deaiocats
in case they not watched Let every democrat look
well to his ticket and if he have duubs about its genu
neness. cnllupon some true friend ofthe cause, Re
member that fair election is all that needed to secure
democratic victory.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
FEDERAL REPORTS on the Eve Of the ELEc

TION. -.
We have not The least doubt tha, the federaiss will
circulate some foolish report on the eve Of the election
calculated to shake the confidence Of the democracy in
their candidates Il ia now hnted that the feds ara G.
irs to start report few days before the election that
TOD is DEAD. But believe none Of their lying sio,
riss. Let US go Tod DEAD OR ALIVE. at the bal
lot box in spite of federal schemng.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16
Cation 3anniAip 0tGnrn @lu6.

Su Der lesten Sisun9 oes @outpn Saunfpp>S Soidorss
Subs hielt SNr. W c8 e 8 +, Gin 9ebDruer Sdcttz
ldNper cine Neoe III en9ltid)er, u1o Or. g. MeDer r.
etne 01ebe in beutler Sprade. Seioe Nerru lpracen
nit 9utem @rfpl9e uuo ernotcen reld)en @eifaQ. -
QStr beoauern nur, oaB mir ntdt i'm Stauoe D, cis
uen oeQtdnot9en Sertt llbcr cen 9auSen Snhalt Der
9iere Oe6 SHru Otc@ r e 9eben su tDunen, iuoem
mir ettpas Su lpdt tdmen SOoIel lit ubrtgens qewiB,
DaB SOr 0hc9 re + 1tdbt aUeln Elm gutter Neoner
oncern audi etn mariner gertbeiot1er Wartln Ban
Suren's it, @r bauoelte am Ghlu|Ie 1ciucr 9feoe in
fur3en prtcn bic 9fattoera9e ab, unp se0te ooB Die
gSti9pdret ben @tnwauoerern 3par SreunDIhQft ben.
he, tpenu e eeren llnteritubuu9 tpunbt, curcb Die
Chat ober belpei't pie Iehr Ie eOereit ben!Ih it, ib
men bic 3edte, melde rie Scnltttuttcu Der D. Staoeu
allen 9lDprttosS SIr9en Suflthert, al Ithn1dlern
or. g. We +, pb9leid1 er nid)t sans ,ppb[ 1por
Ilprac llber ene SDe, uuo unterbielt Den Sub ouf
ene angenebne gSete purd feline >pboeu 9uefQQe AM
Den arcCioerfanlpf Don 1910. @r neinte uner Sin.
Ioeren, oa6, nenn man su jencr benlerfens:rertbeu
3e einen QSh9, coer arpcpertten, 9efraqt bGtte pb
er e1e Ser. Staaten gau, etuen boben S1rjff &C. ,r
wcQe, er 9emtB CUR sIntlrprt seoeben bate .gNos
ecre td) MIDI oarum; Nurrab fir 9tppetounh mn
GYler baSu !"-unb 70 tmmer fcrt blcs ,Nurrab fir
Stppcfonub uno GDler oa5u !|-Gr sct9te ferner bic
Sdbdohfet elmer Ser. Staaten Sauf, ebt oer Qiebs
ltn9splan D. terithtt9en J2duptltn9s OeurY@ @Iqp
berubrte bic Iatpera9e uno fhloB nit oem 9er(prcs
lhen, ndeben Samta9, alic Wcr9en, 6er bic Garlff:
Ifra9e III lpreden lnIere oeutlden Nftbitroer T.
It II II / db Der a II nj II betiunobnelt, iubem
lid in oeler, 70 e in Der Sanffra9e, bic sipel apt
|parteen oteies 0anbes, 9Shgs uno Dempfrateu, an,
ll9eientlthiten unterfheoen.- &ommt oaber 9lQe -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16
e antDn GlQnz9l ub.

slm estenMOnta9 abeno pa9te ,,oerlbe alte Goon''
INT eanten Slap Stub ietne Gase ua1 uulerm Slotte
aus5ultreden unb aus 9rtifen in bemclben @ap ,fQs
pltel 3u dIeben. lSr rathen Dem febauen Gbierden
ndt ~ RAID unc oprwisty su Werfe au eeben, paint
e'ne Sase, nit welder er Dbne 3meife[ nod, manhe
9e1Be Satante aus 9labenoer 9fbe su bcleu bar qes
uno unb ppb bleben m09e- Die perle)enen Slrrifcin
erOabnen uno taoeln bios oas 8erasen etuseluer Ier
onen. ote SufaltS 3u Der oemOfrahden parte qeb6r.
en-. NIlen eoer Dernllnftt9e Menib muB eiuqeiteben
oaB es bes otesr Sra9e nd)t oarauf anfDmmt, Oh e1
Sene S5lteoer ener parte, ooer audi cine aus berlel,
ben entiprnn9ene Saftteu, frcunold uber feinbl ae
gen ote Deutlden selnnt tno opbern Oh bic leteu6en
eSrnnolasen uno Die aus oenieben enlprunsenen of
fentlen WaaBreseIn, bic eue artei uertbetoist uno
9encmmen, alien Slr9ern obnelnterlieb Der 9lbfunft
9ie'e9e Neebte u5ern, Dies 1T Der probetein-pies
oIe usage auf Der oieNbi semosen uno gu leit
9etnnoen tpuroe.- @lauben bic @cons oielleebt oaE
id) cte oe'nofratiide partet etmas pereeben mrbe,
wenn e re uno nnerdroen erfldrte, bae es in tbrer
9eeroe audi Rdl1oise sebe? Soer fonnen bte Serrn
eoons e.nen 9runolas unlerer partei augeben burd
oetlen Iusfubrun9 Die Dentfbcn beeintrddttat Mir
ben? ?-gSar je cine Oentlide Moaeresel, Die bic BE-.
mctratt1e parte oprdblug cber ausfnbrte, benz c1,=
tereie Der Deuben oper Ginrpanberer tlberbaup, 3<
wloer p Mie lebt es aber tn oiefer 9nGft init Ser