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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
Additional ChIna News:

Besides the dreadful calamity mentioned in our
paper yesterday, occasioned by the burning OF the
Theatre at Canton. on the 25th OF May we have the
account of an additional catastrophe, resulting IN
still greater loss Of life This latter occurred IN the
province Of Honan. from which accounts had been
received of a great earthquake, which had demol-
ished about ten thousand houses and killed upward
Of four ,housand Of the inhabitants. Honan Is stu
a,ed about the centre Of China
Another FIRE is reported a, Hong Kong IN the
she'd. near the new military hospital Fhe new
market was burned, and other extensive damage
done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

~ The Express, which never misses case Of
horrible incest. abortion, or other revolving crime
bu, gives it with the u,mos, pruriency of details
which has keen nose for adultery and every lasci.
vious exhibition-had yesterday side by side with
glowing account OF the unmarried cOhabitaiion at
Hoboken OF a W bite boy of Il with Indian squaw
Of SOL a grave reproof of The Tribune for com
nending Iquali6edlyl George Sands co"s"eio--a
book which is far purcr in narrative IN sentiment,
and in tendency than the leas, impure number OF the
rxnress which has been issued these tire years
n I'm, this ne n sanc,imonious world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

1t will ofoourse be understood that the premiums
were not necessarily awarded in this order, some of
these Flows being ineligible having taken prem
ums already nor is their relative value absolutely
determined by this scale. Some of them might have
shown better on a sitter lighter soil in cutting
deeper or wider furrow. &c.
- The arrangements for this fair were admirable
rejecting the highest credi, on the berality and
taste of the citizens of Utica as well as the zeal
Judgment and industry of the State Committee.
The hospitality Of the citizens is beyond praise Al
an early hour the hotels were filed 10 OVERLOOKING.
and very soon the private dwellings Of hundreds
were crowded likewise Some citizens Of the coun-
ty. living eight miles Off had hslfa-dozen guests
many in the city had dozen, and no effort or ex-
pense was spared TO render all more than COM
Portable.
- The great exhibition as Mr. Quincy truly re-
marked. was that of Men. From very remote sec
tons OF the Stale scores were in attendance, hun
dreds from Onondaca. Chenango, jefferson, Alba
ny. Rensselaer, &c while from the region nearer
Utica almost the entire population present Not
less than twenty-five thousand were there on
Wednesday and probably fifty thousand during the
course OF the Fair Many Of the Farmers brought
their wives and daugh,ers-would that more had
done sol-whie the congregation OF Young Men
was truly cheering For little week in the year
the tiers of the soil seemed feel the proper dig
nv and realize the rightiul advantages and hsppi.
ness of their vocation. New hopes were awaken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. sept le-l NJ
A number of attempts have been made during
the past days to pick the pockets OF ndi'iduA'
the Theatres sc. .
There was another liremen's tracas IN the North
ern Liberties yesterday. The carriage OF the Lafayette
Hose Company taken possession Of by me members
OF the Northern Liberty Hose but the c1ens ntefefeu
and soon restored il 70 the rghtful owners
Stocks are improving. Pennsy lvania Elves sell
a. - Texas Treasury Notes al and eight per cent
Bonds At - Ncksburg az !, and Camden Amoos
Railroad shares Al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
rs, NEWELL. Pn,-nt Parautoptic Bank Lees'

The propn-tors Of ms sarftd<d syesH9'a - 40 n
he attention OF the officers 81 banking n-utlton- " -
article they are now manufacturing a. he safeH sn' -
<Fe1ut Bans Lock IN this Or any other country 80, N,
I, ~. ,rssrsily ysifh.tood te s-vef.-i TRIALS % -
.ecurty6as never been picked or opened. save y s,
H., and ne7er can BE- We offer 70 10 the public w
warrant hat d shall IN every lnsisncf olsI .ble 10
>, III I.rous operations AMI A. being more "a
81 o.t III order than the lOcS. common use ,,il
flur challenge 20 Bank LOck-mihs throughout 80 ors
having .pired BY IL own limitation he l- ms ~ Ia
vrusiog Id accept our proposition FOR NAL y" TO-
.,x ass- Mace COR .ock IA the rooms OF lie AnrtN
.tfuie fOf public Inspection. -, ,,,i~e We
,s.n.rfnilly solicit a call from hose who eslfti 'FJ
az Bans Lock an Oh jeci Of importance ,,.,.
DAf NJ" I'D ~, '""~ 10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEa-Very superior Oolons a.
extra sne DO Young Hyson. superb articles a. - and S.
al the wholesale and retail stores Of he Canton Tea Com
pAny 63 Gr-enwchst the corner Of Corandst and
- Chsihanst between Pearl and Roosevelt This Is Tie
ode., and lArgesi Tea Establishment in America Their
reputation for updg dealing and for tie very quality
ofther goods. stands and doubtless will forever stand
rivaed We earnestly recommend families, country
chant. and the whole public ibis very respectable
blstmeul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
New Publications

Journal OF THE TEXAN EXPEDITION AGAINST
MiER with Reflections on the present Political and pro-
babe future Relations of Texas Mexico and the United
States by Gen 7. J. GREEN-illusira,ed by drawings,
taken by c. Mclaughlin has just published by the Har-
pers We have room only to announce il this morning,
but shall attend to it more fully when have time 10
examine il svo. PIP. 4s7.
r19- NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF
LITERATURE AND ART Vol l. No. This is new
weekly publication Of 10 pages, edited by Lawrence
Labree and published by Robinson Co. 23 Futon-st
The price is only two dollars year or six cents a
single copy The present number is embellished with
an engraving Of the Hndoo Mother"
r5| MARTINS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. No
IX is ss ued in splendid style The Vale OF Nazareth
is splendid engraving.
iT~ WM. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, has
the Ladies' National Magazine for October with an EN-
craving of the Greek Captive.
rPe THE YOU'VE MAy's MENTOR, on his entrance
into Life ia the title of little volume Of u pages pab
lished by w. II. Graham, $50 Nsssau-st We may have
occasion to refer TO il again.
~ CYcLoPEDIA OF Practical RECEIPTS. No
" of this valuable publication has just been issued by
D. Appleton 4 Co Price % cents.
I'll q. DAGGERs, No, 80 Ann.st has issued an
Italian Romance entitled the Brother Agel" PIP g.
Price IL. cents.
,TS PENNY MAGAZINE. No. Nj has been issued
by Redhed Clinton Hall This is deservedy popular
reprint Price, % cents.
LIZ HARPERs ILLUMINATED SHAEsPEARE, Nos
g. &C. is just published with numerous splendid engray
ings, Price, % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

r. Let all who have not seen he wonderful OurangOu
lang Al the American Museum make him visit to-day,
hi. ihe last day BIS present engagement Also, Of e
PetrlactOn which has with the Oursng been visited by
over 700 persOns daily. Tney can 81 hours
Grand performances s5i AID :. T. NJ By Ire Westerns Ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

PORT TOBACCO, Sept l6.-The trial OF the negroes
indicted for being concerned in the late insureconary
movements in this Charles County was brought 70
close last night by the Jury rendering IN the case OF
Negro Mark verdict OF Not Gully Marx IS free
man having been set free under the Will Of Capt.
Barnes late Clerk Of this County. Negro Bill Wheeler
was tried last week. and found guilty
There much excitement in relation 70 these cases
and the popular mind strongly against the prisoners
The verdict In the Of Negro Mark turned upon
technical construction Of the law Of ls9 under which
the indictments were found and the Court Judge c
Dorsey decided motion Of J NJ :. Csusin counsel
for the prisoner that the meeting of with FIRE
arms in their hands 10 away insurrec-
ti0nsry movement within the meaning Of the statute. -
and hence followed ths, the prisoner could not be con
vc,ed under the indictment Cor Bali Pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

rg-The Cgi0n i on, with long article on the
TsriH The Tribune. &c Il also refuses 10 publish i't
tea from Branch T Archer Texas matters Inc
Organ has too little respect for the people 20 let them
hear anything but side The Union also comments
on our remarks, relative 10 the Kane Letter. These
Thing. may reqare farther notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

VERNoST-Returns for Governor from l7s towns
give slade ls723 Kellogg 1913 SKATER a'i9-
Slade over Kellogg $50 Kellogg and Skater over
Slade e2s The towns TO hear from gave last year
for slade 5.0l7; Kellogg 3sOi; shaiter 92--
No portion of the Wing State ticket has been
elected, as the candidates with the exception OF in
Addison Co. run nearly even.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

DISTRESSING AocIDEST.-As the heavy train OF
Railroad cars which left Albany on Thursday morn
ing was leaving Utica 2i o'clock NJ. girl Of IL 10
- years living just by the Road jumped upon the steps
of a passenger car rode few rods and then attempted
to Jump again. bu, her dress caught in the steps and
the cars having attained pretty rapid motion she
was drawn UNDER and instantly over, nearly sever
ing her legs and dreadfuy njuring her head. She ut
tered no noise and probably never conscious after
she fell though life not extinct for fifteen minutes
The only use Of publishing such accidents is 10 warn
and enreai parents well children to guard against
such calamities Why will they not bewarell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

- ABBEY KELLEY. the well known AntiSla
very lecturer carried by force out OF the Orthodox
Quaker Meeting Al Mount Pleasant jefferson county
Ohio on the 7ih inst She enieavored TO address the
meeting on the subject Of slavery and being requested
dess declined doing the ground that she felt il
10 be her duty speak She then removed BY force
The affair created much excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

,vThe UHl0a announces officially thar Alex
II Everett will proceed TO China lie was expected
back in the Brandywine which has just arr wed .. Nor
folk and which brings this news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

MAINE-The second ,rial on Wednesday TO elect
three Representatives from the City OF Portland re-
suited in the choice Of but one, Thomas Chadwick
Wing
Wings elected their candidates for Representatives
in Belfast and Camden on the second tria on "ednes
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
ro.pAYls OUTSIDE.

Y,.,r p.cx.-Trcatise ON Homeopathy Present 10
N, cl.v. Erie Rail Road Temperance Convention )
and a variety of Miscellaneous matters 80,
FouRrH PAGE.-Money and Marine news A'' -
A Hv.rtis "A Letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
Courf Calcudar...THls DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Part !. before Judge ingrshsm-No..
- AZ 81 % 95 90 l0l 1913 g. l0l Part before Judge
Ushoefer in the Board Of Assistant Aldernens room
Nos. l62, %, 81 Sc 90, c. ~. 80 To- ~.
~ Lieut. Don, L. s y. Of Newark, died at
Livingsto yesterday moraing a; o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

~ We see that many OF our state Journals arc
predicting that the population OF The state WI s"'oun
TO 100000. when the Census is competed. "e''''A
this too high 2,750,ooo will probably DC nearer '"'
payk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

~ Henry w. Bishop declines running as Loco
Foco candidate for Lieut. Gov. OF Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

~ Ma WIScHELL. the comic lecturer, was well pa
roni-ei aiTroy Hi. fund Of amusement mex
hanoe and Possesses the merit Of pleasing ali and Offend
lnsroueL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
JoNEs's ORIGINAL P0EMS-No. T.

There are tears bitter tears hai viii not ease he
heart.
such painful tears a. few can feel snd fewer s 'mran
They the OF the heart the the m The s
Aud happy he who uee has had such O. control
There are some other kinds OF tears the of snd
gfaces,
Which ade. oilcn who are cursd with biochd sunblri
faces.
They cry that nought will The tan or mophew thu.
they NOPE,
To such .ay-go try at once CAKE of Joness soap
And should they shed tears, because their hair bald
or rrey.
To make Il grow DARK .o and fine they've bat Three Shi
liug- iO pay.
clean,
Jones. Hair r siorai,e viii do good than aught e'e
made or seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

TomFr ARrICLEs-Rakors, of the most celebrated max
warrauted large variety Of TOOTH nail and shaving
brushes psrirsry, washing snd shaving soaps, all NE
best qualities. and sold at exceedingly lew prices.
q. SAUN DEK, 4 son Ia Broaivav.
slfM Ouuosifr How trI's lluifi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

The SLAVE QUEsTIoN.-The LOuisriAe Demo
rc the Loco Foco organ in thai city tries TO be very
hard on the Wing party and among other things says
The Wings have sgitated the subject of Slavery II
is only Wings who have proposed 10 do il here. The
whole thing is Wing all over. Not single Democrat
has proposed 10 discuss the matter Of gradual
emancipation
We thank the Dersocrai FOR such testimony. albeit it Is
done Stigma upon True the subject Of free
dom from oppression and the extension of true liberty
is Wing al over and it is just true that the Loco
Foco party is wholly and entirely given up 10 Slavery,
not even willing to discuss the subject Of Gradual Eman-
cpaton is Mr. Buchanan says the only and great
ally Of Slavery. They welcome TO al the advantages
which such a" bad eminence gives them.
Piiisburgh Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
ENrETPRIsE TRIUMPHANT

~ III Fulton-~freef.-lht rctalink " 80 -
hundred TalrS Of G,sff Boot and Shoes % osnfNr
shows that The public fully awake % ne ne -
purchasing Boots and Shoes where they san Rr' ol
and 80 Ctiy-nlaa, Boots. wsrrsni-l % wear I0h-'
those usually sold for - and -. ~, A.
The subscriber Apologies hose customers VINO -
count Of the large of the day could not be hel
evening aud Informs them that h. has his wees
sufficient number Of extra hand. 10 meet he eausoiss-
demsnd 80 thai all can be supplied hereafter wiinD"i &
JOHN +. WATKINS, ia Fsi91 =.
Ia q,eod "a between Nassau and Dgch ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

The effect Is sublime and glorious The Soap 0u RE fac,
and the other the hair Joucss soap lss s snow
have used i viii ans disease of The shn, and make
clear heahy. lovely and beautiful. removing sunhur tan
NC Joness Coral Hair Restorative (ouiy uee -hugs r
trial bOtfel viii force the hair to grow stop u ling ~.
cure danirlh and make .t red grey HAIR
dark and fne IL the cheapest and best article mate
for the toilet and for dressing the hair Mind. a,k for
Jones articles and take other Sold only New tors
Al the sign OF the American Eagle 80 Chahamst a7d 81
ay. or tlg Fulton-sL BROOKLYN 50 2eOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

BEFXM,>'s ORIGINAL GENUINE PUiNoNic sYgUP-rhis
celebrated remedy for the cf Consumption, Colds
Coughs Diseases of the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dy.
pepsis can be hal As usual at tho old established Office Of
the proprietor. No i9i Corllsnds door below the
corner OF cre-nwich.st "a sgf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
TnE BILLIE OF me sEAsON


asye you ne'er seen Marley I.
With her bright, blue bonny e','''
FAIR her skin A. fair can be-,
From >unbunl. Tan and freckles free
Winter than magnolia trec,
Are her neck and arfns-ah me
Lovely cruel Marley 7.
recO.leci the time quite Vel,
When Marley T. was not bellies
And a story could tell
About a certain soap they -el
In Wa.ker-street-Whc h strange 10 tell,
VIA drive away all Tan pell-melL
The virtue Of GoUR,uDs italian INDICATED soar for
.igrfying the skin from Sunbum Tan, treckes, sio.
BIochps Pimpes and other drawbacks "a beauty wa
never more apparent than ri The present lime, when mo-
rea- of our cty ladies' have returned 10 town Win ssns 81
white and unbemished they had never -" her own
iraWng.rOom Delightful O and highly priced NJ ins sosp
by the ladies', 10 = equally valuable 10 me gentlemen
especially those afflicted with tender skins after shaving
a. this Soap forms rich emo lent lfhef-snt BIZ used
in hard or sat water OOUgAtD5 POudrcs Subrles VIII
pos lively eradicate every ysstge Of -upeIhlogs human
hair without the slightest injury 10 the sh.n
REMGNrER Dr. FELIX 6oUR,uD's TOILET preparation
can be- had genuine only " Wsker.sL hrst door rom
Broadway This caution j. necessary ~ avoid imposition
AcENrs-t. b. Tutte, Tenlh and ChesnUt 80 Assembly
Buildings Philadelphia Jordan, Ms-st Boston Care
ton CO. Lowell. Ives Salem. W. l. Oarrsh New Bed
ford Guild Bangor Bliss Springfield Green Co Wof'
cester, Myers wHsyen, Bull, Hartford, Tya-cy no
chester Rackus Bull. Troys Psrc., StanwlE Hal
Albany, Morse, L0ckpOn stOrr-, Hudsoni Gray, Pough
keepsie Hen.tsh. Lancaster. Pa Van BusJfN, Wv
ARK. &c si9A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

To sgLY-sHAuNc GESTLfNEN- Possessing a strong
beard and tender face the Metallic Tablet suap # O. ssun
iers j. the only article n that viii obvlaie uer
difficulties. For ssle at IN Broadway ~ slth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

% e; 4: !, {: II '5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

PORTABLE SHAVING C,srs--A large variety ul0s.
compact FORM containing the Metallic Tablet tor keeping
zors 10 perfect order. For sale by
,l6 81 f2 g. SAUNDERS > SON, ia Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

Hoss0P,THY AND ALLorArHY HAPPILY coNsiNhD-
Consumption be- cured words that Tor years s's
solely been applied % Dr. Tayiors Geaaiss Bagn of ~
sy7ror from J75 B0usry 10 which Invaluable medicine y
peculiarly applicable, but have been copied and used
others
Dr. T1ylo,, Bfans Of Ltueyzrort has cured and relieved
over 1000 persons u Consumption, Liver Complain
Coughs Splitting OF Blood, Gods, Dyspepsia, Peunsy Pa
pauOn, Bronchitis, for which complaints when taken ID
time this medicine has FOR years proved specific.
We bel that no one should die Of these diseases ard
Hose DO think heir lives worm preserving would ~ 0Dfs
m his remedy according dlrecOns fie report n deans
iryaI these diseases would rapidly be diminished or M
Truth Of Dbl position ready and willing Ia satisfy any
inquirer By the most conclusive certificates, and by n-
rols living Witnesses m every town who prefer recomurn1
ing the medicine BY word Of mouth 10 having ueif ns'
published One oi patients recently cured pf. vf'
Dorm B5tef 10 dlStrban. Surely all comment II neffAA
necessary with reference D. p perfect efficacy
~ brethren Of the profession Use q m her pfhccs "
- wonderful he effects oi pare GENUINE
Pathological principles with whc- tie Quae% " Chafa1n
hss nothing DO. They may copy, innate, co1niefe ~
but 10 all they d. and never "a u~ trusted ~ -
only catch pennies and may seriously impair N" c"'
tuition .
DrTsylor. Basam u Liverworis the happy combnion
Of HOuSropaihy and AOpsihy. II IL entirely ysgesof
extract and 80 combined that only ne most minute DOES
are tsSeu Of h. active principles h0se aet0'
he All other remedies Of the Kind and con0oe
that hs Ba-an Affects simultaneously he crcaios r.
urafOry and -ecfetory organs and increasing he tcet
lure and O the remote vessels wtte olminss
The diseased vessels and organs u the chest and ror ~
giving them opportunity % heal by aiding nature p ~
eorts 10 throw OF disease. In 8e tbs remedy Il We ~
one hat with any certainty be- relied On fofc9fc ~
Ar. always Physicians Ia attendance Al De old oe p,
Bower, % visit and give Advice. The Poor are 49,,
gratis. Buy only shove and be careful 20 AVOID cv'D
felts and limitations u al kinds -nd Dr. Le-.
% Inc -tsr plsie label on each bottle Leeds no-
Druggists, IN Waler-street, and Mrs Hsy-. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

The Indian Chefs repes er TsY osnce and iesiss. N
day Persons wishing them Informed iha 1.
their lss chancs ihey strike their Moutav p
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-07-29
NentteriaQb.

Writ bsm Iperannahn Der Q8abl psrbsn bic
qofcs, alias 9smcfratsn mieesr bsnia, rpas
gang natdrIi9 iff, tsnn sS ssbcrt ~ ben Saupts
9rnnsidssn jsnsr partsi nab 8sute ~ jaasn,
oabsr fnben mir bic mobsrns 9emofratis autb
ME i'm plntsr9runts, 100 @smtsr Su srbaftbsn
fne. Sn unfsrn alt YsrfS 1T siss oar nidt
auffallsne, benn ba bat bic 9smofratis irsies
Spls! uno sabsr inesn Fb oub Yatroten ass
mug bic Iib Wibe ssbsn bic aemter ~ beecms
men. aus pursr eisbs sur 9smcfratis, Die ma.
tdr!i1 gut eafdr bssabIsn mus. Sn pisl an.
Ssrsn sauntss 1T Die Saso lanss nitbt 10 Gins
trasb fur bic 9smofratia bsmunssabtst a6t
iis bob ntbt auf unS prObirt ibr Sslfss msnn
i's Den RbsS Elm asmt6sn wssibnappsn faa.
S'sfss &'nssn nab Nsmtsrn it smar in mans
d'sr So'niabt ldbsrIib, bat absr babel AUDI ben
Tortbal, eas bic 9smoPratis ibre Wabt inn,
msr auf Den Ssinsn bsbalt. tenn SsSsr Der elm
asmtbsn babsn Wia fubt feline Syunbs aus
Den Nsifsrn iu Ioefsn, um Hb msnisitsns brs
&t'mmsn ~ lbsrn.
Die @biss bsSisnea srpar AUDI germ Sfsnt,
Ilps @smtsr' bso'snsn fid absr aaus anesrsr
Us'ttel fs tu bsfommsn als ibre politiltsn
Scal6brISsr; i's 8sben msbr nab ben @runb.
iassn oss srohsn sbcmas Ssffsrlou. ils fudsn
sHE!'5s sns .a!sn'voas @annsr aus ibun @sis
benz ifslsn esft ale @aneiSatsn fir bic 0entsr
auf ano atsrIai1tn 90 bann esm aufasetdrtsn
sbs'!s sss @oIfss fls 81 srpdblsn. 9isf,r gss
oraab' Der ;rpar dht upubliranift II, maa
Sr6sten'bsIs ale Die uriabs bstrad,nt usrosn,
sas psnissr Wsmtsr NIT SGbiss ,pis nit aOfo.
fofos bst!sleet flnb. Sn allen @sasnsen 100
Die 9siunss @srnunft uurbsrrfbt unS bas asobI
sss Staatss msbr als sbalsr unb g,ntS ailt,
Fnsst man als asmtsr NIT Bbiss tsfset, absr
in ben punfsln eden, esun Bsrss &auntp 70
uisIs earbistst 100 Die @abrbet Elm unvsrPduf,
Iibss prOeuft lit, fnb bic qpeofpeos in pcre,n
Ssfs atsr Nsmtsr.
9is ndbfs 9Eabl wirb wisssr cine an,ahl
aipirantsn fir Ismter auf bic Bsne brinoen
uno ruabrfdsinIib wiro 80 unfsr qcos tsin ,u.
suisbsn ,uis flb bic vsrftbisosnsn Gaftionsn is.
nsr partsi untsrsinanor raukn unb auf adbt.
osmofratifbs wsiis enanosr ausf1impfsn, no,
uon mir iu isinsr 3eit asbbSrise 0otj nsbmsu
rusresn.