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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
RI MAuypER's TREASURY or HISTORY, No. II.
has been published by Daniel A4s:, lO7 fulron-st.
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IssAs1rY ~ NEw-JERsEY.-In 18i0 there we're
in New Jersey il5 insane persons, and 200 idiots
tae number at PRESENTS undoubtedly much larger.
From bat par. Of Miss Dix's report On this subee
now published, giving an account Of toe Jails and
Poor Houses IN the Counties Of Salem, Cumbs,laad,
G'oucc1ter Burlington, and psrt OF Monmouth We
learn tnat in Ihssc counties hsre Grs sixty iuss1e
persons.
Some Of Ihsse s,sans persons have beea cause
Of vast expense for instance in the Salem Poor
House, there is one who has been crazy seventeen
years, and another nearly thirty years
One Of these hes been out Ct his small apartment
buy ten times in mo,e than nineteen years He has
been chained by the more tlan twenty years and
thu only warmth introduced iato his cell, il from a
email stOye-Pipe, which passes through one corner
Oft.
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Al per sI5.esasls &c s7t4, 40 n
E.; E.; ss@. sSs9 SsssS sS 5S 5 ls5 Is s 4 4!
6 OF iSa. pays no interest, les %
Total debt ofcanaIs s9sI? .@5 6 sllS5 35 g
Treasury debt...............; 5,6a5gl q Sle535 IS
Total ............... s2S. .As,4l3 % s1.436933 Is
In addition 10 the above debt, the Stare is liable
for 81 720 COO being stock issued on the faith OF the
Stote, aud loaned 10 railroad corporations.
There ia authority 20 issue additional stock 10 the
amount Of 2245 00p, 10 pay sTrearages to contract
ors for land damages, &c. ifthese SUMS be added,
il makes TIE total deb; Of the State direct und
tingent, $2S, ,3l3,4l3 %.
That the financial condition of our State s
sound even tho Comptroller is forced to admit
Here is his summary:
State Iacon,e and Expenditure.
ssln the following statement, all the receipts and
expenditures of the fiscal year for the support OF the
government, The maintenance OF the canals the pay
rlent Of interest on the General Fund, railroad and
canal debts with the revenues from all aad
applicable TO those objects brought together, in
order TO present ct view all the finsnciul opera
lions of the State for the year, viz
Rerenus.
From all sources. applicable to the support ofths
government, including half OF the mall tax sS.1i 81
From all he Stats cann.s and including halt the 49, - .
muI -,o-1,oi2 -
Total s3.4s7.5 $50 20
For support OF government. aud all charges
FSf an.s"anss St sSaa Interest on canal
debt, and sSCo COO Tor neral fund. lnd to make
up deficit IN canal lll !es %
Surplus Of the canal general funds the .s70S3
Such has been The increase of tolls f1r the last
year. that Without the aid OF hs mill tax there would
nave been surplus OF about $l500 il all the op
eraiions OF the canals aud General Fund be grouped
together; with Inc tax, as before shown, there is
surplus Of $705 500 49, over and above the necsssu
~ lssans 10 pay the interest on twenty-five millions
OF debt, the repairs and all expenses on seven hun,
dred mies Of canals, and ali the ordinary and spe
cial charges for the supportofths State government
Our State does noby, and is able TO do nc.
bly,, for Public Instruction. See
Resources for Fdueatien.
"Ihe amount OF capital aud annual revenue Of be
several funds appropriated 10 the purposes OF Ede-
cation are as follows, viz:
Common School Fund ssS5lsa .l ksSssas
unisea States sIS;;c Deposits Fund 4iissS i 2a 5
Total .............. s6,2i6,lsI IS sSs 6l 10
There mas also been paid directly from the Treas
ury for the purposes education, in addition 10 The
above revenue, The following Sums, viz:
Fog the support and Instruction OF the Deaf DUNE Ss - 81
Do do. ofthe Blind d..,............ s,ba 0S
Total sSssce os
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

An INTERESTING DIscouRsE.--Some great Au-
thor has said /" The Biography OF the most humble
inan twell written, would prove interesting How
much more valuable hen, the biography OF those
who have moved in affairs upon which the eyes OF
the world were bent Among such men, the ceie-
hrated Herman BleInerhasset (who was connected
with the Western operations Of Aaron BUR- for which
he and the Ex-Vics President were indicted for
son against the United Staies) stands conspicuous.
iuoh mystery has hung over his lie. Some have
declared thsi his reSl name was Lewis Carr, an al
veniurer-bus against this supposition strong evi-
decce has been brough, 10 besr. Independently OF
BienHerhsss,t's cprous and excit:pg come xion
with Burr mach must have ,fanspired in his lie o.
deep isiessst-as the beautiful sioquence of wit
iesds Us 10 believe. Bu, the copneciion with The
supposed traitor is the central point This era in
Blsnneshasses's lie we should ,hiak would bs for
cihiy exposed by Dir Wallace in the discourse which
he delivers rext Tuesday night, before TIE Berssn
Institute, al the Sociey Library. The documents,
from whence the lecture is compiled are voiuminous
consisting Of the Private Memoranda OF Berner,
hasse,--,he Brief which he prepared for his uisl-
orginai letters of Aaron Burr-etieTs ofMss. Blen-
asrhasss, Enmei Clay, Lord Arglessy snd Others.
These documents have never been published, and
we should think must throw considerable light
mol only Bleonsshasset's life, but the Fealdesigns
OF Burr himself.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

IspIAs TREAIY.-We learn from the Van Bysen
Lark Intelissncer, cf the 1,h inst that on the 4h
January. treaty was concluded FL the Agency In
the Creek Nation, besweer Msjor spm ArEnst tr0ag
Cor p. si. Butter, Col. James Log1u and Thones
l. Judge, Cof1mis-ionsr7 fcf The q. ). or t5s frs;
palt, the Creek tribe of iniaus or the secnad pzst
snt the Seminole tribe ct Indians on the third par
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Uo-Nuv,n OntsIde.

First Pags-A Review of,s French Novelits ofthe Day
Literary Notices. &c.
Last Pags-New.YorS Nechanles-How they Live; Ro
uantc Wedding; Sentiment Slave States; News Items
Commercial and Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

INDIAN CouRrsmr.-A party OF fourtcen In
dians, male and female, have lately s!ar;ed for
En-. land ironi the Northwest Territory, the spsc-
ula,ion OF taking live ssvages 10 be s;ssed 2: by
John Bull proving 2 pSoftabs one- These L.
dams say that their mode OF conftshaP IS s2rne
thing ss follows: The stricken Rameo elscourses
such music as he is able to extract ism rCde
flute before the wig waln OF the eoppered one until
the daElsel comes fcrth, and then he commences
pel;iDg hes with sticks. Ii she smiles. aud does
not throw The sticks back. II Is match; Cd tire
contrary, If she takes II into her hsad 10 thEo@
the Aforesaid s;scks back, The poor man pu.s up
MS pipe and looks for anoihes aisw1rl, or, IN
other words, "puts that in his pipe and slnokes
II" This il one way TO make and reject leve.
q The Hartford Jouln4! has he=B inccgp rated
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

e The procession fore call of Convention to
resse the Slste Constitutun. uas lost IN tbs Virgin
Is House Of Deeg=tes en- Taspdzy By the close vote
Of 90 yeas 10 "a psys.
= Tae slave PaDiiae, accused Of horrid bar
oan'es, hGs been tf.sd, convicted and ssalssce 10
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

" KISNE's QoASrKs1y LAW CoNPEspiuM,
or Digest Cases reported ii the United States snd
Grea, Britain in 1913 1914. and lS45. No. / for
January has been sen, Us by the author.
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Coroner'4 once .

Deafh tekHe asieey.-lhe CoroueS held Ga in
qce,, Gt No. 81 Madison feet oq bo body of Ann ngh.
native Of euud. aged ~. d,siOnte and uicm peabS nan
ociOckws pcr ~ bed. wsat ~ Sleep nDd found dead
IN bed tbs monos. Ve'de'. death 9m 'ne'nPefAnce and
exposure.
Dealh from n F'4H-Also nj 80 Go-rck street, on
tbs body OF James Moore. native OF lelnnd s6 who
tell tng sdc wHk Nlcndry. when liquor, hing the
back par; OF his Isah nnd diei last night. hoyefdct.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

E TIE BIBLICAL REPOSITORY AND Ps1scg-
TON REVIEW for January contains Elk articles, with
the following titles: The Reign OF the Saints;
Bairds Religion in America; SscaIdotal Absolu-
ton; The Scotch fndia Mission; Bsman on the
Atonemsnt; Bush on the Resurrection.
Rsbert Carter, IS Csnatssreet is Agent for the
work in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

DISTURBANCE IN CArr4RAuous CousrY.-The
Sheriff Of Cs,,araugus County was taken INFO cus-
;ody, b. mob, On Saturday last, at Ellico,yiile,
while attempting toseuea wit OF ejectmeut against
individual residing on land formerly belongiEgto TO
tie Holland Land Company. Thc NAB was making
demonstrations TO tssr Down the jail, esass Some
friends confined shcrs sad burn tbs land osice. Col.
Cooke, OF Saricsvi;le, was caiied upon Saturday
nsb, between 10 ard II, by several ci6zsns o: Cat
taIasgus County, whc reques;Sd bis ce Operation il
supu!essipg TIE disturbance. Col. c. immediately
warned several of his regiment who collected a,
Sptingville on Sunday morning, and started cr Eili
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tl.aa.iH 81


The nett revenue from all the State csnsh.
for he year ending So;h Seoiembe,. lSi3, 81;
of the maintenance Of the canals. E..o. sl2S.ioe 81
Excess Of revenue 51S pc: cent. the -
cont Of Canals. Si-S-oSo ~
This shows that the entire canal system OF the
State pays en- interest the Of the canals Of
about per cent. per aunum This favorable result
10 produced mainly by the revenue OF the Ere canal,
which yields s2,l54,2 ,234 70, while all the other c.
Gals produce only s243,990 81"
Just consider this statement The Canals have
iost Thirty Millions, while the Tolls are under
Two and Half and tie net Revenue under Two
Millions But of this heavy cost not e-hay
hss Jet been made productive. The Twelve
Millions cost of the unfushed Enlargement, the
One and Half of the Black River, and two
thirds of the Three Millions and lhree-foUrths ex
pended on the Genesee vdl!ey,-in all over
Fifteen Mlions-lie as dead as though u spade
had never been lifted upon either. They addnOt
dollar 10 the Receipts from the Canals. But if
the Enlargement alone were completed, reducing
the cost of frcighting seventy IONS TO that now
required for twenty-five, the tolls might be raised
Gftyper cent. without increasing the net cost Of
transportation. This without any increase in
the amount Of freight would give over One NIL
Ion year additional tolls; or, If the Rates Of
Tolls we're left unchanged, who can doubt that
the very great reduction in the cost of transpor-
taiion would attract en immense increase Of busi-
ness to cur Canals? But all is sheffield out Of
sight by the Comptroller, who labors TO give The
impression that the present annua! Revenue is the
natural aud fair income of Thirty Millions Of
Dollars expanded On Canels [. would be just
as fair 70 cite the present rents OF block Of
half built houses as the usual and fair income Of
50 much money as they cost invested in Real
Eetafn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

s One The most iastefulIy illuminated titles
we have ever seen is thst which accompanies the
10Th number Of the Douay Bible, nov in progress
OF publication by E. DuSIGAs, Isl Fulton street
L, is TO preceds the New Testament; and is Us beau
,iiul in design ss il is brilliant in execution We
have also received The ooh number, thar ibs val
uable edi1n of the Sacred Scriptures is approach.
Ing its completion. To The Catholic public ii re
commends itself IL every particular.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

u NJ. HARRY THOMPSON wishes his brother,
Joseph Thompson, one OF tie prisoners from Van
DiemsI's Land who he suppOses has lately ar
rived here TO be Informed OF MS place OF residence
which is Ediabarsh, Hayss Co. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

THE DAILY TRIBUNE served a; On early hon; IN any
pan Of this City Brooklyn. n sx czsTs per week psya-
for sx months CT year payable the office n efyace-
Peroos wishing be served VIII pleass serd IN then
through the Post Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

Nkw MAP OF PALysrlNE-Mr J II. Co!tor,
Sc Cedar.st. has just published new sisp OF Pal
estiae, showing the localities so far as can nov De
known, OF an its ancient cities and places of iuie
rest, ss well as its modern villages. The Topogra-
ply Of the whole country $50 says Prof. Robinson
who is familiar with its tsaturesl has never before
been so well presented, either il this country or IN
England. II eYinces rugged fidelity which has
not h,fore been attained. Sir. Cotton has mad tie
use OF all Prof Robinson's maps ard drawings
and has besn aided moreover by Tie personal sug-
gesters and corrections CT Dr.. Z. Two plars-oi
Jerusalem and CT ,he Enyirons CT that sacred city
add much 10 ihe value c: the woik. lis faithfully
and handsomely engraved OF STEEL snd must b.
highly priced by every student Of tie Bihie and Of
Sacred History. Many portions ST the Sacred
Writings SECURE vividress and reality when red
with coed Map of Pales;ins bsfore you which
they lack if psrused in ignorance CT the geography
of thai country
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

II The WING ALMASAc.-The third edition
Of this useful Register is now ready.
In every counting room and workshop this Alma
mac will be found most convenien; and useful
work. The price is only l2i cents, while the mat
tor contained I'M cannot be purchased n any other
form for less than four times that sum- See the con-
sents in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

w THuaLow WEED and daughter with num-
Der Of our citizens in search of health reached ST.
Crox on the 9Th uls. in the ship Cornea from this
port, after rapid and pleasant passage of II day.
Doct. Van Alstyne, OF Albany, one OF the passen-
gsrs, died on the passage. The passengers tamong
thep Stephen Whitney, jr. and Dir, and Mrs. J.
Kernochan of this City, united in warm tesdmo
nial to Capt. French for his uniform kindness aud
sfsant;on during the vcVsce.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

g The Hail fiom Tie North hsd rot arrived
whzn We went 70 press.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
e3O.i1. .&B 81

The snaua interest on S3046l ,603 "a, the cost OF
ali ,ge Sra,a canals and the enlargement OF the Erie
Canal at 81 pc, cent, which is The average interest
ON ,b. nrsgect SAFE debt, rs 81, ,675,37l II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

~ THr AMERICAN JOURNAL AND WING Re-
VIEW for February is published We shalt notice
It's contents when We bave had time TO read them.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

q The Hartford Jouina! has hes3 inccTp rated
win Ihs Hartford CoUraEt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

BosroN MvNIcIpAL Observation-Disclosures tral
for the election of Mayor and three Aldermen
ook place in Boston on Thursday, and resulted
n no choice. The votes stood thus: For Parker,
(Whig) 3,s4s; Davis, (Native) 4.4as; Homer,
Loco) 1904; scattering 40. This is net gain
for the Wings of ILL sinco the last trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

The nett revenue from all the S,nte canals.
far he year ending s0;h Septembe'. 1888. I'll
oe tet tbe qssuS nain:enanee Of The caaa sls9.l
Exc,.s Of revenue over 81 pc, cent. on the
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Der Ilbrrale Brobartter
Neatina, ben 5. 9lm9mif 1915.

G-This paper has larger circulation than
any English Newspaper published in Berks CO.
and Coal office, No. So Pine street, below 3rd
two squares South of the Merchants Exchange
Philadelphia, is authorized to receive subscrip
tions and advertisements for the LIBERALE Be-
oBAcHTER, and give receipts for the same. Mer-
chants, mechanics and tradesman generally
may extend their business by availing them
selves of the opportunities for advertising
which his agency affords.
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@unturp, bsn 80. Suli.

1rauriees llneldd. - 2(m porlesten
Dienifao 8abmtta9 ftel cine alte Srau,
Namens Gatbarine &usner. tpelbe bel
Srn. peter eoaarus in oieier Stoot wobn:
te. aus einem Senfer oes aweiten Stods
uno ipuroe ourb Den SAL 70 befbdoiet,
oab lie einiae Stunoen bernab ffarb. Die
Seritorbene rpar felt pielen Sabren blind
uno ertru9 ibr berbes Sbidlal nit aroBer
9eoulo. Sic War nienals perbeirotbet
eetpeien, uno enoiote ibr iroiibes Dalein
in Dem bobem ulter BON 80 Sabren.
Woro. * Sn Der porleeten SamItaa
gtabt wuroe Sobn Ste,part, Don Hippe.
nofe Sottom. nabe bel Serlep Sbore, bon
Sobn 6unt. BON Cod 6auen. in einem
Streit eet0oet. 6unt 1T elm Sbpaaer
BON Stepart. 4qes pas man rpeiB 1T
aus Cunts eieenem Sefenntnib. tpelber
faot. oa6 Stelpart uno ct ietbff in Streit
aerietben. als iie Inn uneefdbr ii l1br
Habts unterpe9s tparen. 6unt's pfero
pom Seloe 80 bolen, uno oob ct i'm 6ano'
eemenae Elm Dolbmefer 400 uno Ste,part
oamit ffab. Das Mefer brane in Die
linfe 8ruff. uno ourbbobrte bas 5er5.
CUNT 8ine nab Serfep Sbore uno iiber.
CAB iib am nddifen Woreen Den Iutbo
ritdten. uno befinoet fib feet i'm @efdne'
NIP 81 Wi(liamsport. .. Imerifan.
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wy u,",. le, m's man slaubt germ aus lbrr miiss

yin unperfdamter Hid,ter.-Nibtsr
sOlt; N pom SlsssianS Obic, erlansts fiirsGb si,
men llrtgelllprub bon 5000 Sdaosnsrfas fir
SDmaDl3r'tt, 9ssen einsn Seitunasbrudsr in
1sner Staof. Ser wsrtbs &ibtsr bsffsllte foe
9lelb erseutlon une psrlanats ben Sstroo in
t!'n9enesr Ufan;s. Ser arms 9rpfsr, her fifb
IN Den Slausn Der Gsubtisfsit unS ibrssWcIl.
ltrsfsrS bsfanS, mar ssS'punssn oaS gsIS n
bs;ablsn, pas sr AUDI that, nit sinsm 8sufI
pol 5ebn Ssntifitde. 9a wrb's hem Mitbtsr
nitt an flsinem gSebftl tsben.
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SSalballa.-l1ir srbitltsn2(nfan96 lsss
ter Wobs bas srits Sosft Der Mcnat6fbrft une
ter rbi9sm Sitl uno csislbs Iis9t nun in uniss
rer 9rudsri sur @inIibt bsrst. Ole srits
Drummer sntipribt alien erwartun9sn uno
sntbdIt 2(asS mas in Der Nnfinb9un9 psriprcs
bsn murbs; sbsnfc list Die duBere Nu6ifots
tuns nibt6 ju winldsn i6ri9. QSir winltsn
Don 5osrNn &luf ~ Dem llntrnebmn.
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Sas 4. Seft ocr "DolrssSibliotbef
Der oeutfden GlaffFer' 1T unS ju9sfcms
men. gs sntbdlt wie aswtbnlib intsrsTantsn
qsieitoT unc ebsnfaas sni9s Qiebsr NIT WuItf
obsr 9eotsn. Die rsfp. 9ttonsntsn beljsbsn ibrs
Sosfte bei unS ab;ubclen.
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gtiirme.-9tm pcrlsstsn Wonta9e rpis
tbsts Elm ssrbssunSsr Sturm in bsm StaStbsn
&ittannins, Nrmifrons Gauntp, Ya, bsr bic
gpiseopaIsSirbs oaieIblt bsmcIirte uno msbrss
re Soduisr abbsdts. 9is eiitnfan9s Die ben
Sncpf unb bic SABINE auf bsm @ourtbauie
trast, ,purSe 70 frumm ssbc9en, bab Die Spies
bsinabe bas DAD bsribrt.
feskn Mittwob 0abmitta9 paflirts Elm
@switsr nit Sturm bsslsitst ibsr Ybobslpbis
unb bic ltmssssno. Cine srcbe iisinerns
Sbsusr stWa 8 MsIsn bon Ybilabspia, rpurs
os pom Sls 9strcffsn, uno brannts NIT Der
9antsn ossjdbr9sn @rnts Dis auf ben @runo
n'sesr. Der SIis fbIus in Elm gisbaus an Der
S6uplfla unb Der Sturm rs bas ssrlbmst.
terts DAD cine bsoeutsnbs Strsds fort. Die
SIasse auf Der Tdup,Varb muros in Sanber
jerri0sn. 8isIs &sbdubs purbe mebr obsr min,
Der bsfbdoist unb Der untsrs She'll her faSlis
den 6dIfts pon philadelphia bnrb @turms
futb iberfbwsmmt.
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rOie man DnPeI Sam betrirsen Fann.
-9urb ben Nnfblus ron 9eras ftbsint Den
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QBaher ionen fnb in Yblabslpba
bduf9 auf benz Warfts unb woblfsl.
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men tpobl bieie eetobteten Hbiere ibre idbre
liben 500 Sultel Srubt nibt ourb ibr
3erif6ren uon Snieften uno 8eibmsibe.
bas nob piel ibdoliber iein oiirfte? Sbs
rem lleberbanonebmen follte aueroin8s
aeiteuert weroen, aber einen eioentlitben
Sertil9unesfriee oeeen iie an unterneb
men. oGrfte fseOb nibt iebr ratblam lein.
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Drei Knaben pom Slib aetSotet.
'Nls tnrjhb in Stewartstaun, Horb @arc[ina,
sne Nnjal Snabsn ;uiammsn fpisltsn, flea Elm
Ssplttsr auf uno iie fubsn unter einem Saus
me, pslbsr pom Slis 9strcffcn unb ersi Sna.
ben baburb 9st6ott nurbsn.
t5aus ooer Ha,ps, Der Gbwinplsr, ucpon
mir pcri9e 2Scbs mslpetsn, pas sr lib in Sars
rsbur9 berum9etreben babe, 1T in Yittsbura
9llldllb srmtibt unb bintsr Sblrs unb Niss
gel in Sbattsn 9sisst.
OaS Suntin9ccn Scurnal melbst, tas 6err
9sor9 oSittafsr auf isinsr Sauerei in Yettsr
Saunlblp, cine fbware Sdblanae tcetsts, bic
odt SUB lang mar uno l2 Sol i'm llmfanae
maB. gle bate msise 9inss ODER Strsifsn
um Den Soals.
Sln 1un9sS SrauenSmmer wuroe fiir;lid) in
Wflb9an pom Slls 9etooht. gle ltanb ;ur
3sit untsr einsm (oidorp Saums, moran Der
Slie bis ju 9Isibsr ,ccbs init ibrsm &cpfe bers
abfubr, bann abcr tbsilmsils Den Stamm psrs
lief unb iDr 8sfibt lsibt perwunbete, lie obsr
au9snb6Iib tSctcts.
Seim Generals pofmsiifsr 1T fbcn Dor en.
gen oScben Elm @siucb fir bic pOlimsiisrs
Stsas in 8alpeifpn Ssras, sin9srsitbt mcrben.
@s muB pemnatb in Der neusn &spublif aub
nl6t an Nemterjd9ern fsblsn.
Die qcfofofos in Wusfinaum @auntp, Obic,
belten ftirjlitb cine Gsriammluns in Sansspils
ls, no iis nab pslsm Sanfsn fieb meiasrtsn
Ssfbldi1t gum qpbs ppn YrsIpsnt pcf ;u pals
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