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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
New York, End March, 1914.

Mr.. EDTToR;-
guns OF the wears 1896 and 1897. and who has
figured largely among banks and trust companes)
was very much alarmed at the course that the
press took in regard to MIR. Leavs report, and for
tered my office quite an altered man, and said he
did not care d-n for the lawyers, the press OF
the Courts why, what has occurred" ] en-.
CURED He replied, 81 have taken counsel, and find
can't be prosecuted The time has run out, and
we shall interpose the limitation law The Re-
corder is all sale now-he may blow out. full blast,
and tell the Grand Jury anything ne pleases. The
Court of Sessions are all aware that it is all for
sBuncombe, as nothing can or will be done"
This is a great country, MIR. Editor. A man
who steals pair Of stockings is sent to the peni-
tertiary hut running stockholders or robbing
them Of million or SO Is no offence at all.
VIErxTENps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

Mr. EpIToK:-
Mr.. F., of Pennsylvania was possessed ola large
productive real estate, which was valued at over
S25OO He morraaged it to the North American
TruL Co in two mortgages. The titles were all
&c. were all produced to the counsel of the COM
pany charge Of over $50 was made for a
second examination Of tItr, &c., by the salaried
officers. Well, MIR. Editor, he got stock from the
company, and now his mortgages are assigned to
for his stock Is not this hard Gaze? Yet there
are eight hundred persons in the Same situation.
| Mr. +. ia now poor and without remedy.
lost $500 by trusting to these trusty men, and
| insist on knowing where my money has gone.
| Yours, A STockHoLDER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

90 THE MOST PERFECT ARTICLE for coloriug
rod grey Hair is the East Indiat Hair Dye 81
CORTLAND street II will color TO brown or black. but
will not stain the sn and leaves the HAIR soft beau
tiiu Also, Dr. McNair's Acoustic Oil, certain for
Deafness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

NEW CONSTITUTION FOR New JERsIy.-Gov.
Haynes Of New Jersey has issued his proclamation or
derng election the 18th day Of next month for the
choice Of delegates to State Convention authorized by
the Legislature for the purpose Of preparing new Con-
stitu,ion for that State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

MORE SHAp.--Thc schooner Eliza l.awton, Capt
LAMAR sailed from Savannah 25th with about 1000 fresh
shad packed down In ice, for the New York market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
oo-coMsTocxs EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA.
General Debility,
ulcerations Of the Throst,

for the cure Of
seyofula. letter, General Debility,
Chronic Rheumatism, ulcerations Of the Throat
Eruptions Of the Skin, PimIes Pustules.
and all diseases arising from impure Of the Blood
Exposures and mprudences in life Excessive use of Aer
curry &C. This article warranted good az any other
sold at ST. any price, the low price of cents per
bottle. or 81 per doZento be had at 81 Courandt and
North 5th st., Philadelphia.
90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
tor the radical Of Gonorh9a, elect. and all
nocupuruen discharges from the urethra These fills
confidently recommended by the medical faculty in
distressing compaints and guarantees to the most
obstinate half the time usually occupied by the
old treatment Sold in boxes. 81 each
Oasoe and Consulting Rooms Of the College Of Med
cine and Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03


n9- CONNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
from from 81 Courandt st will cure any the following
complaints or no pay will be taken AXE. for ii, viz
Burns, Piles, Chilblains, Scalds,
Fry sipelas, Biles, Bruises, sprans,
Ringw orms letter, Chafe, Salt Rhenm,
Sore Nipples and Eyes. Fever Sores, Erup,ions sc.
Buy only at IL Courtlandt st. in this city and North
9TH st. Philadelphia
Genan and sasafIas prepared by the New ork College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established Tor the suppress
sion Of quackery is42 This powerful purifier may
be relied on possessing all the medicinal properties Of
the above roots unaduerated by any mineral prepare
ton and will be found much ecacious than the
mixture sold by druggists the Extract OF Sarsapara,
for all diseases arising mpury OF the blood abuse
OF mercury Sold in single bottles at IS each.
OF hall Dozen SO 80 do dozen. &c. Carefully packed and
W. 8 RICHARDSON. Agent
N A liberal discount to agents Terms cash. ONCE
| OF the college, 95 Nassau 1t.
90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, Is confidently
commended for ell Of debility produced by secret In
diligence Of any kind is an INV auabe peme
dy Tor impotence stery barrenness unless depend
ing on malormati0n)
single bottles 81 each cases OF hall dozen -; care.
fully packed and sent to all parts o. the un'qa =.
Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy "
Nassau street W 4 RI HARDsON Agent
Ay- PRIVATE MEDICAL AiD.-The msmbws Of
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy in re-
returning the public thanks Tor the liberal support they
have received In their esrts to suppress quackery"
es leave that their particular attention continues
u be directed all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases thoy
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
yantages to be met with in any institution IN ulis
country, either public or private The treatment Of the
College il such TO insure success in and Ia
totally different from that practice of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the
ters Of the College for many years Connected with the
principal hospitals N urcpe attends daily for consua
lion from pam. TO S PM
Terms-Advice and medicine - Acure guaranteed
fMpoRI TO COUNTRY IsvALtps--Persons living rn
the country and not finding it convenient TO attend per-
,onalIy can have forwarded to them chest Containing
all medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
their case explicitly together with all ymptom trsoi
| and enclosing &c. post paid, sddrsssed to
| w q. RICHARDSON agent
Once and Consulting rooms of the College, x, NASSAU
| street "a
| cd7- THEyGENUINE BALM OF COLUMBf$'s THE
only article that has been known to prode new
hair on Bald Heads which has dose in innumerSVe m
stances and will never fail If properly used II kesfthe
head perfectly free from dandu scurf, With cert-
ty that the hair cannot fall out To be had u Cour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

FROM HAvANA.-We have glanced over our flee
OF the Disris dc la Habsna" received to the goth ult
At Santiago where they know bat little about winter,
except through the amanacs the late cold weather has
been sensbiy felt The thermometer lower than for
years and the transition to cold weather il described
being like that ON warm a cold ba h. The Dario
announces the arrival in Havana, from New Orleans, of
Ole Bull the violnst That paper has taken alarm
lest he may appear before the Hsbanese and asks Is
possible that his visit In OF curiosity We sus.
pec that the artist has found hard subject with
in old Martin Of whom Fanny Esalsr speaks being
the Of the Theatre Tacon and controller general
OF musical entertainments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

WIG CANDIDATE FOR Gov IN OHro.-Hon. Nor
LEGAL Barley Of Richland county ist Wing candidate
for Governor Of Ohio He accepts the nomination
90 The Hon HENRY JOHNSON, Senator OF the
United States from the State Of Louisiana arrived in
Washington Wednesday afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

cdh9-THE,GENuINE BALM OF COLUMBf$'s THE
only article that has heen known TO prodk new
hair on Bald Heads which has dose in innumerSVe m
stances and will never fail If properly used
head perfectly free from dsndu or souri, with cerln
~ that the hair cannot fall out To be had at u Cou
landt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

LATE FROM THE NoRTH.-We have Albany pa
pers Of yesterday brought by Pomeroy IL Co.
In the Senate on Friday, MIR. Strong from the ju-
dietary committee, reported bill to punish seduc-
ton and adultery as crimes, and for other purposes,
which was read twice and committed
In the Assembly Mr. Glaser gave notice of bill
to reduce the fees OF tie clerk OF the city and
ty of New York /; and Mr.. Burke, TO abolish the
Marine Court OF New York, and to create Court
Of more summary jurisdiction.
From the Albany Advertiser, March a
ACCIDENT TO GIN. Roor-We regret TO learn
from the Delhi Express, that General Root, when
leaving his house few days since slipped on the ice and
fell upon his right side and it feared broke couple
his ribs. Though suffering much from pain, his phys
clan does not consider him dangerous.
Town Observation-Disclosures county shows a
gain Of and st Lawrence Of Supervisor; making IN
aggregate whg gain Of 90 Supervisors in the February
election, Now for March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

MAILS FOR EUROPE The steamship Hibernia
Captain Judkins, lett Boston on Friday, for Liver
pools She carried out SO passengers. The mail'
in charge contain 10000 letters, and several cart
loads of newspapers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

jan DELrvrRy.-by Pomefoy 4 Co.'S express
from the north, arrived last evening, we learn that
four prisoners who were confined in the Jail at
Rome, Oneida county, for horse stealing, effected
their escape on Thursday night last, and had not
been arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

EXAMINATION OF BorrsFoRp.--Samuel Bottsford.
who was arrested several days since with George
Gage, discharged and re-arested again, on susri-
cion Of having been concerned in the robbery Of
the Treasury notes at Van Buren,, Arkansas, was
examined yesterday before the United States Mar
shall, and fully committed IN default Of bail in the
sum of $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
CITY Intelligence

Police. .--MAacH 2---DAM,o RosnERY.-On Friday
evening, between the houfs Of nine and ten
o'clock, as a cartman conveying quantity OF
dry goods to the OF r. Cole Co 70i Broadway
versl pieces OF calicocs and quantity Of hosiery were
stolen. short time afterwards colored man named
Henry NJ Duncan was stopped while coming down the
Bowsry in a wagon, and requested by who in
company with three Others to take large package into
the lower part Of the town. Watchman Nodne obtained
some know ledge Of the transaction from person no
was passing and pursued the wagon and secured the
goods, hut the three thieves made their escape.
Nothing else transpired at either office yesterday.
PieKro cKErs DiscHARcxp.-Charey williams and Will
liam Brown, who were arrested Friday in Wall street
charge Of attempting to pick the pockets Of Thomas
Prnge, first teller OF the Bank Of New York, were exa-
mined yeserdayand discharged there not being sufficient
evidence TO deain them When i'll the representative
from this city stir about and themselves to pass
law through the Legislature making the attempt pick
pocket felony and punishable suchi Nearly every
other State In the Union has such statute on its records
while our popuous city Is left as an opening for those
despicabIe contemplate class Of thieves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

KNlcKERBocKER BALL.-This ball will be given
at old Tammany tomorrow night. 1t will be a
grand affair. Wallace's famous band is engaged.
and any quantity ofthe handsomest Knickerbocker
girls in these regions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

her father gave her money support the chdren when
she wanted money he gave it her; goes to work at
o'clock after breakfast does not return to dinners gets
home about o'clock in the afternoon her brother John
goes maret she gives him the money never let's her
mother get any money sometimes she leaves two and
sometimes three shilings; the house story and half
frame building; has only room the first floor;
there is but one room up stairs occupied her brothers
there stable and house in tho rear her father lives in
the house, sleeps nights in the houses no one eats with
father he eats solitary and alone, and when he can catch
it, father good terms with all the children but never
comes into the house them; sometimes they 60 to
him Sunday andhe shows equal tenderness 20 them
ALL the younger one died two or three moths ago. was
one year and eight months old; was born while we
were in Nagars County the family came altogether to
New York; her mother did net live all tho time in Niagra
Couny she only remained to the "a Of July and return
and LEFT again. leaving the baby behind her. and stayed
away about month; she then returned and remained
iii the family left, about the first Of Octoberj for few
weeks after we came back to Wilet street. father and
mother spoke to each other and father eat his meals in the
front house with the chidren mother eat by herself
different table in the room. Tor about three weeks
father and the younger children sat down together and
mother and the older children sat down afterwards and
took their breakfast Court adjourned.
j. c. Hart and sherwo God for PLAINTIFF Charles o'Con-
nor for defendant.
fsscoxp Day.
SATURDAY, March The case was resumed this morn
ing and the OF the plaintihf daughser
was concluded. ,
WILLIAM Jou~sroS was next called and examined i
resided In 18th street nearly opposite plaintiffs residence
for seven, eight nine years. have been acquainted
with him during that PERIOD his Is the corner house;
fronts 10th street; there entrance in loh stree,
by gate between the dwelling house and carriage house
there was shop opposite the carriage house; saw
90 into the carriage house with MIR Ryan, three
four five years ago; my partner with at the
time; she had basket; they spoke tosether he was or
back agon; he opened the stable door and let her in;
mentioned 1t before to OF the neishbors; Ryan had
black boy, and spoke to him his name was Jack;
have been at the house Of Kremer to see could recog
Mise the woman; took her to be the same.
Cros%examinedKrsmerc called on me to 60 to soc herr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03

Mrs. OF Fourteenth street may be HKencu 10
the imitation sperm candles at Palmo's Opera
House-they burn and burn, but are as sound and
as perfect at the close Of the play as at Its com
mencement. Her daughter is alike brilliant. Mrs.
-, of Fourteenth street, seemed TO mourn for the
absence of her handsome and accomplished hus.
band. Perhaps the tailor had cheated him out OF
a new suit. aud he wouldn't come: if SO, he should
have applied the scripural injunction, Physician,
heal thyseH'' But we cannot 60 on and enume-
rate. Suffice il to say, it was decidedly the mos
brilliant affair of the season, and nothing tran
spired in the vast crowd to mar for one moment the
Joy and happiness which reigned supreme.
AIpUONSO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-21

Ser y a y Ii uno Der 9 . ls.--Cer @Uou coer
Saldbdr lit eln clebtbe6 2bler uno ert natb lvnen
Iooe BON etnt9en 9tnsen. Setu Seu 1T Der e159e
pertboclle Spe oteEs Gbletes, e9 miro bon cen =
StaaeH naob Ga6tano 9el1blft uno olent 3ur 0eflet
ouu9 Der ruihen ltebenoeu Arlee. IS 1T etn Ittet-
enoes, fe9e5 Sbier, oas iId BET Gage oertcctt uno
IN Der tacbt ouf Dtebercleu au69et u. gum Sdrcfen
Der Sauernmcber um Ole Wiitternabts ltutre ole oub-
nertdue plunoert. Solde5 1T Der SpUu cen B. QSbto-
partel ais lbren SChusDetlt Oerebrt.
Der Oemcfratle babeu Die gSbigs cinen SNabu ol5
OeOtle 9e9eben Sin So1bn lit eiu lpertbpoued, nusll-
des 2bur oas cen fauen Sb(afer frob oen Iagesu11
bru oertnnoet @5 1T fetn Sreuno Der 0iat u. 9cbt
ihUn NIT B. nnter9ebenoen SOnne CUR Hube. r fur)-
te fetne 9efabr uno lit Immer 3ur Bertbeio9uu9 lel>
nrr 9tede berett. Gin oabn lit fetn Oirb, IT, audi te1
Set9ln9, oenn er pitroe frdbeu uuo menu ilc D. gan
&c elt 9e9eM ibn Derbdnre. SS lit Mto)ts Gemleiuee
ccer SQtntertlNi9es III ibm.
n ccr Scblaebt bel safe @hamplain, ais bic britti
IdeM uno amerttouild)eu SOtteu 9Sutperpannpf um
butt rU1reu, sertrummerte eine &anoneMtu9el {. ub
"er(taa anf elnem Der an,e:t1nlhen Stiffe en al
ter pobn, Der auf oe(e QSee bcfrett Duroe, fog all
ben Deaf eines amerifanilhen ShifeS uuo tr6bre nit
ten int Eanonenoonner ut9 fort Sum 9rcBem 9Ier9er
Der @n9 dnoer. Die amerltanl1cben Motrcer
be9rilBten ben 5oAbn NIT Qurrabrlf uun obqeicb oel
&u9elre9en hn nmlauBte, beb er ltancbaft auf oe,
Sptse b. W1a1tes, bis Die Amerfaner Gie9er muroen
Qteraus miro man leben, oaB Der bintert9e, oiebi
lbe Coon en palIenoes StuublIo fur Die QBblgparte
1T, lpdbreno Der noble Stampfhabu nit Hecr ais pel
Tertuneer eemcfratder Ste9e betrad)tet miro. (9Sb
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SOB in JRopfer.

gc,i9en Naitttpod, mar il, Bccfter uub belt
cine 9fece an ene sahreide geriammlune Der DeMo-
fratie pom Il QSapne. Seine 0febe Duroe nit pie
lem Beifaa anfsenomnen uub beoneers aber perbient
feine pcne uno renlitthtqe Sprade in Se,Mg auf bic
llmtftebe Der 0atlDen Grpdbnuna Nuf cine elcquen-
te unb ribrenoe ee le9te er ben ein9ebornen Demo.
traten Die pfdst ans Seri Die getc Der ..ginaepar
berten 8itr9er su hIBen uno 81 nerthebioen Gr se9
fe ds 9lmerita Der &utpanoeruno 3u perbanten babe
Mno bas es besbalb ffon Die YHit eines ieoen no b.
sc Demcfraten fe Die 9fedte uub priuieaien, rpef
DIE bic @rlnber beier 9iepublif bem ginmanoerer ,u
AeprOden, Su oertbeio9en gr ;eate ferner oaB es Elm
Ibeil oes oelncfrdtfen @laubenstctenntnes ei, fol
DIE perbammlid1e @runcfdBe unb Srebnnseu, tpie Die
Der Gatir pdrtei, 3u cppcniren u & 10 - Diee lit Die
Gprnde eines Dqhren patrtcten, eires Wenfhenfreun
Ses. &bnBte es tpcsl einen ensisen Dentideu, ener
Ginaewanberten seben, Der ene poe uno ters
Iie lInterfiiBun9 oiefem Manne oerveiaern fonnte
9Ieia, feinen Ginsi9en ! Daoib Gob. Shto's Schr
pnb Dbic'S Stc3 CT rpiro fnben, bds Die Eeutfheu
biefeg StadteS fetnen Gbemutt uuo Becerni, sn MIR
bgen ien unb oprd cine frdftige llnterftlBun9 ibm
eAutbaF lotnen, tas " fir e thrt nno taun syir6,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-21
SeiurtG @(avS Seinoldaft uno Tatipi5mu5
9e9en rte lUeitltc2en 9(nlieoler uno
Gtnlp0unerer.

Soeinridb Clap bepies ob Ibon bel einem erea 9luf-
treen auf Der rffenhen gahn ais @5eQner ecs Use
tens uno iener Scr)rtte. 9ll5 er Wt9lieo Der fel-
tudD Sees9ebuu9 mar famen Die uelen 2tulIeoler aus
Dem luolleben Ihelle lcneS StaatcS nit Der pettou
el thueH 9tabtd)t Su 9Dnneu III Der 8eSablun9 bes
yanoes, oas e pom Staate 9efaut nnD time battei1
Soerr Slap poerIebte }eh Dem @cllhe, ulo aDar nit
folder Sttertelt oaB oas 9olf jener @e9eno eine ut
oerbbnllde Seoldaft 9e9cn bn fu6te uuo 70 ef 9es
murSelt par olele Yenoldaft, oaB Sen. @reen Clap
ais er elnl9e 3ett lpdter bas Green 9oer eano berc
te, um db ais @anoioat fir oas @ouueruors 9lmt bel
oem 8of gu befreuuben es fur oien, flub, leine Ser
wanod,aft nit 0enrY @laD at oerbehlen.
Nele Telnolhaft 9eaen Die @rensbeUohner le9te y.
Slap bduf9 IT, entd)ieoen an oeu Sag uidt ,ur cureo
Die Stl,en, tpeld)e er 9ab cubern audi in einen 9fe
tonnen aber beliebis oern,ehrt weroeu. - =.
Se' @rofnung Der @onsreBGBun9 i'm Gecbr. 1887
empfabl Soerr Ban Sureu bic @rlaIln9 eines Dor
taufs9eeBes, nm ben 9n(leblern auf Oentliden edn>
osrelen geeaenbeit gu 9eben, 9e9eu Sesablung bes
sen9reB- 'prees td cine oetmab Su iIdbern -ferner
empfabl er ein 9efee 5ur. Mnoerung uno Nbtufun9
oes preles, 70 oaB Die Ginlpunoerer audi nod um eli
men 9ertn9ern 9relS ais 25 eano erperben m6een.
IS tpnrce oaher Die SlD osr9eiegt, rponao Sober,
GER nd, anf en Stud @cn9reB eano lprfli nieoerliee
uno alsoann es bebaute, (tpelhes Mlhe fotet)-oas
edt haben lolte, oas eano pdter tpenn es gum Ser
faufe tonlmen loute. un ben @ou9e8 Yreis Su uber
Inebmen. .s--.s as.s ..s..g= - ,e - as.
Dicies &edht beiBt man oas 8orfaufsredht. Gs lit
pom groBer 1Sl9telt fur ben ar6eitlamen peaer be-
mlttelten Wann. Die Spefuanten haben Tds immer
oaaeaeu au9eebnt pell iben oacnrb bic @jeeqenbeit
gum Q1nopuder entioaen Wuroe Der 9tntleofer fcnn-
ts our oas 8ortaufsredt eiu gutes 5tilf Qano ppbl
fell fauen, uus braudte oem eancpueberer nitt 3ns-
lpficbti9 su tperpen. 4.aea sa sEzl..sIlse
| Bon letebem Hedate a,adten meiit <,ginnauoerer'
l@etreud ;es mar oaher tbnen gum 8ertheil ben
l2anonuderern gum 9ladDtbell. aas f @
sfs bic Bill am N. cSanuar 1888 TIM Senate ppree-
le9t puroe, erhob d hn9e9en oaleid, Die Dppc(Jtio
Der NBbias. oerr Werrid, etn BIB ia Senator
10. Marylanb, le9e elm 9lmenoment Dor, ppnar 9aie-
manb, Der .niht am !. Deeember 1881 8arscr ,par
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Die @rtenNung Der heu,ctratiIben S2aticnc( gon-
oentlcn erblelt creit mir erabren fonnte ben unae
tbellten SetfaQ Ger Demotrate Der 9ansen uutou.-
SolSenoe AusSlge aus oeMotratlden Bldrrern IN per-
ld,eoenen 2beIlen Der Ser. Staaten m6J en- pes gum
1beil befdt9en:
Das 9renton emporium fast:
..Sn lleberelnfmmun9 init alien unlern friibern pol
tIlden anelun9en, Ie9en tpr nun ccbn IDler all BEL,
Jus unlers Ntoites neoer ebeno &aB, eScbu1cn, 8u.
d9anan, Steuart uno Ban guren, Mno siebeu oaqeoeu
Die Namen bon p . uno . a s auf. N2it 6ie=
ten aS AnfIbrer, oerpHidten mir uns in ben lcr II.
0eben. 0e9en I a y unto SrelinyhuDfeu.''
Der .Demctrntc iintcn' oSn Darr,sbure Eaot
g sTCr befefi9en beute an bic SpiBe unleres Watee
Die Grnennun9 Der Baltimore @onuenton, nit geflib
len nnt9er 3uriebenbeit. Die S(aeee, fir tuelce man
oolclbf nbereinfam, turo p erfOl9rel bemeiIen. @u
befierer Eamen als Der .. Gcl. S ames e YoIt
Bon 2enncee, fur 6abn:ntrdser sur ptd(lbentf baft
fSnnte in Der 9auien Union nidht 9efunben perce.'
Damn fll9t caHel6e Statt nod hin;u bag bic grnen-
IsMns bon Hru. . a IA Elm Compliment fur penn
iploanien ie tpeldes caIebe an Der @abturne erpie
bern triirre.
Die GeUart ..Mcrnins pcit'' fa9t:
ode Grnennun9 oes Srn. . fur bic bche u. per
ontrpOrtlide SteQe bes WrdToenten Der Ser Staaten
erieu9te, c e bis ieet befannt Urbe. Die oroete 3u
frieoenbeit, uno 9iebt a00emeine 3uperdbt hintlid
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