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Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
Who are tie BaFn6urnersP-As the

Who are The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
Wings are very certain thatVan Buren, will
make vast inroads upon the Democratic
party, it viii perhaps do them good to see
definite results as they are developed. In
.Tippecanoe county, Indiana, the late cleo
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

Let it be borne in mind that these Free
soil candidates were protested Democrats.
Now examine the previous votes of this
county, and see where this vote came from
which is g~iven,to these free soil candidates.
In 1874, Tippecanoe stood thus: Clay, 1850
Polk 1861. In lS47, for Congress, the
vote stood: Brier, (Whig,) 1851; Petit,
1898. 49, a.
Here it will be perceived that the Free soil
Democrats have taken off about half the
Wing party, whilst they have not affected
the democratic party at all. Let the edit
or of the Journal read this and tremble
from head to foot. He here sees how this
'freesOil question viii use up Whiggery,-
Louisville Democrat. 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
From the Macon Messenger.
NOT DEAD YET.

On the outside of our present number,
yswill he found an extract from ihe Hamburg
Republican. including an article, from
The pen Of the truly celebrated "lounder of
Hamburg" The greatohjec' Of Mr.. Shulls
seems TO he to announce 10 the people OF
Georgia, that after quarter Of a cenlury's
toll and trouble, so far from his being swal.
lowed by 'tsoulless corporation" he has
succeeded in dragging it before The Chief
Tribunal ofjuslice, and placed himself in
position where his rights will be fairly
passed upou. by the Supreme Court Of the
nation. Verify, there IS not another man
in Chris,endom, who would have maniles-
ted such dogged perseverance. such an un-
Welding determination to 'hnve his rights
or die" in the attempt. He has proved
very "Old Zac," in litigation aud the
word Surrender" does not seem to have
place in his Lexicon. Should he sue
ceed, he will have gained real Buena
Vista victory. We do not think however,
that even If he should recover. the public
will be seriously injured, as the Bank is
doubtless perfectly able 10 meet even the
large arr cunt claimed, without injury eth
er 10 its Bill holders or creditors. Al the
same time no man would enjoy the prince
ly fortune gained, more than would Mr..
SbulIz-none would be more charitable or
just with it, and no one would spend
more of it for the support oflho poor aud
unfortunate. than would the celebrated
.Fcunder Of the City of Hamburg"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
CIRCULAR *.
WO. q.

FHstlE Cnmm!Sslrners To the Downer Fund,
"a would hereby notify The public. that they
haVe completed n cnniodious edItice for the ne
communication of INDECENT Orphans of EdgefieId
District. at Beach Isand and nave procured
the services ofa competent individual 10 take
charge the same. The Funds subject to our
control will hoard, clo!hc, and educate Ten or
Twelve Children per annnm. limited 10 The ages
oTsrren II fourteen years. We will give the
preferences To those Orphans shat are destitute Of
bnth parents, provided we can procure n sufii-
cienI Number OF applicants of that class, other
wise we will admit those destitute of either
parent Of which due notice will he given. An.
pIi:ants for admission will be required to furnish
icsiIinonia|s, signed hy two or nioie responsible
persons, certifying that they nre destitute. OIL
both parents. that they are in ndigent circun-
stancies, and their respective ages. The Chill:
,lren will be subject To no expense after enter.
ing The institution. ,l.-~sg.
NJ. GhLPHlN,
ID. ARDIS, commissioners
G. e. MILLS,
Beach Island, March g, 1918. I'm o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
Bacon and Lard.
RMAM LBS. of BACON and LARD
aDSBSBsH (or sale cheap for Cash. by
J. a. WILLIAMS.
march |
lust RECEIVED
.lFf Ee0beysS' Cash Store.
march |

S WEEF Oranges, lifle anu EiIsH SIZE,
= New York Apples,
DRY GOODS.
In reference To those have only to say that
my assortment is very complete and will COM
mare with any in prices. IS almost aN my large
and beautiful seIsclinn, lately arrived, was
bought for Cash. particular my domesl'cs To
which invite attention.
GROCERIES.
The fines, Coffee III market 10 pounds Tor 81,
The fines, Sugar in market II pounds for Sl,
Good Sugar II pounds for 81,
Next week expec, some lover in price, say
is pounds for 81,
ATTENTION
Is chilled To the fac, that owing to scarcity OF
moneyin the Northern Markets. and which Is
fel, cpcry ,okcrc. goods have come mt ehargfa
lorer This Spring than they have been known ~
for wears. which I, mt least, am determined to
rive the Public the benefit Of, come aud Try.
- s,ln.. r. s. ROBERTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
ENtierv, &c.

CNtiery, &c.
EE EATflEMAriCAL Instruments, for the
lVH use of Schools. few only left,
ChiElren's Knives and Forks, low.
Brass B.llI. very neat article. at 50 cents,
Coffee Mills. n very good article. al 37d;
Carriage Whips from so CTS mp higher,
Pole and Nail Hammers 25 and 37t.
ShoveIs 62i cents, IIalchets ~ cents,
50 ponu,l Steelyards at 62i cents,
lO0 IS cents. :
Wi I, many o:!.cr articles which will be sold
low. n, the cheapest Cash Store, by
J. COHN.
March 81 st 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
New Isoot and Shoe
IEsAYUFACTesRY.

fH]flE Subscribers would respectfully in
Il form their friends aud the public
generally. thai lhry are carrying on the
Boot md Shoe Makiag Business. in all lis
branches, at their Shop in PortersviIle ;
whe-c they are fully prepared to execute
despatch.
Being engaged in the TANNING busi-
ucss, (near the same p!ace.) and manu-
facturins le greater part of their own
Leather, they feel confident in saying. that
they will work cheaper than any other
es,ablishmentnf The kind in Edgefield Dis.
,rict. Good Hides, al all times, will he Ia.
ken in exchange for Leather or Shoes.
B. CORLEY, e
X. TURNER.
March % At 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

PWe are authorised to announce r.
c. YANCEf, Es1r.. as candidate fnr a
seat in the House Of Representatives, al
the ensuing rleclnn.
March 90 te 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

o. The Home Mission Boarl of The
Edgeficld Bapts, Assnciaiinn will NEE, a,
Bethany Baptist Church. near Liberty
Hill, on Saturday before the fifth Lords
Day in April, AT 10 O'clock. Preaching to
comnence al o'clock, and 10 hc con.
linued on Lords Day.
w. i. JOHNSON. Chair'm.
March 27 81 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

SAoes.-Thc Boston Traveller says,
"We lave often heard fathers Of large
families complain of the expense Of
keeping their families in shoes. Uncle
sam, no doubt, realizes this trouble
very fully. A few days since he was
alb ,u' Boston buying shoes for tint
branch ofhis famiIy which is in Mexi
Gu, ani We understand that he plrchas,
ed $4,000 piir Of kip brogans at about
go cents pair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IA EnIrIIIK

DR.. fsaoc Branch BMto FOrsclOsGre
Us. Morgagc Of
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Robert
A " Mann, the defendant in this case, is
without the limits ofrhs State, on Motion, or.
drre.l. ,la, ha i' appe,r aud answer, plead or
demur, To the sud Bill within three mouths
from the date of the publication hereof, or the
said bill will b. taken pro contcsso against him.
IL. a. JONES. C. f. A.D.
Abbevie Z. II -. March l3. l345. 3n 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
Nr,r Yonr March 6

New YoRK. March 90.
The news by the Cambria has had q
depressing ELECTION Cotton, and the len
dency seems 10 he downwards. "
There has been bnt liule ione'in Flour.
though holders continue to sIanl firm.
Preparations are making for French aud
Irish meanings. coDsrtuatory Of the Revo.
luton in France.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
NIlss9ins 81 Gi,as ha!sas,

NH H1sS1EeAS N SUHsaS lla2hae,
GOLORED Mu>lins from II! TO 80 per yd
" Finest Linen Ginshams ever seen, at 81 ]
per yar1,
Cotton Giughalrs from Is To 3ii per yald,
HOSIERY.
Black, white and slate coled llns2. pr lur 81
. very fine
5 pair for 81.
Misses hirc ani COLL Hose, different prices,
Gen, mems hall tlurs. . pnir for 81,
Chidren's Leather Belts. &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
.4t New York and PHILADELPHIA Prices.
Ready made Vests, from 80 cents up To So.
Ready ml,le PlntaInouS, from IL canls 10 81.
Ready n,lrle Summer Coats from 81. l.23tn SIG,
Ready marln fine SIIlrts from 80 cents Ia 50.
Beat that i you can.
For SALE by J. COIN.
March % 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
OBITUARY.

Died, on The Isl inst. at the house ol
MIR. Samuel Brooks, nf This Village. Mrs.
Sarah W.. wife of Wm. E. Churchill. Of
New York, in he 37lh year Of her age.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

We call attention TO the following ari'-
Gle in relation to the Bridge case of Henry
Shulrz, Esq. which we have. copied from
the Macon Messenger. I,islo DO hoped
,ha, al no distant day. this important case
nay be decided, and that justice will at
last be rendered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
New ORLEANS. Marcl

NEW ORLEANS, March rs.
The Cotton marker active: sales from
II to 10000 bales; quotations low to good
mildlins, n a Il.
Sugar market quiet, and no change in
former prices; fair 81 By.
Nofhine later from Mexico.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
'Ehc Splendid Jack
VrE Eo II II ". % f.

NNTiLL slanl the ensuing season at the
w following places. commencing on
The l:3Ih of March, at Lewis Currys, Thos.
b. Recse's and ~ the residence of the
Subscriber, aI the following low terms.
IS. To insure Mare iii fnal. if paid before
Inalding. or $40, to insure live cult.
JOEL ROPER.
March 8 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

Illness ef Hon. James 4. Black.-We
announce with deep regret that the Hon.
Jnnes a. Black. member Of Congress
from this Stale, is extremely i'll a. Wash.
ing,on. The Han. r. A. Toombs. mem
her of Congress- from Georgia, passed
through here yesterday, and we under
slandlhat no considered the case of Mr.. b..
avery critical one when he left Washing
ton. We trust that the,next accounts may
be of more favorable Character Char.
Courier, 25th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
FED REeXNG.

BOARDING.
THNilE Subscriber informs his friends and The
IL public, that he is prepared to Board chill
drrn snns To Schon at the Poltersyl'ln acahe
my, at Five Dollars per month. Parents ana
others placing their children under nus care'
that their wants will be strictly attended 10; To-,
'''' ''''" N. BARTLEf.
january IA oi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

BriiiskrWest M1ies.-TAc reduced
rates of labor, adopted few months
since through some Of the West India
Islands, appear to have met with little or
no appreciation. The greatest discon-
tent prevails, and in many plantations
scenes of outrage have been pcrpetrated.
AT Grenada, and a, Domarara, the la
bprcrs have not only struck work, but
have proceeded to acts of insubordina-
ton and violence which were deemed
sufficient to warrant the aid Of the mi
lilary. AT. Georgetown, on the 2s,
considerable excitement prevailed. Sey-
eral acts of incendialism had been per-
peiraled. and IL proclamation had been
pubIishedEby the Governor, offering IA
raward for the conviction Of the guilty
| parties, and counselling the laborers to
be orderlyaDd conlentcd with the pro-
posed reduction Of their wages.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

fmprisoameM for Fiaes.-By nw
of Ns0, York, any person who shall
have been fined, and is imprisoned for
non-paynenl Of such line, each day 5
Imprisonment or su,ll person shall Iiqu:-
dale So Of fines so imposed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

The business of Montgomery and
West Pnin, Railroad, yilhin year, has
increased its income 50 per cent. More
than hall Of the whole income OH the
road is derived from passengers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

purchasing goods. A few years ago q
Tennessee merchant was a rara arts IN
our genial clime."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
Notice.
january IA

a IL persons having amy Lemrnds agains,
"a ,he e,tnlc of james 8. Pope d., are re-
onasted to presen, them properly, atiested, asst
i our intention to pay them as fast as our col
Iec,ons may enable us. And oil persens in
debted to said estate are requested to mako
payment ,,,,a,, noo,
H. WILSON,
1dmirs.
L., ,r 49, 81:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
LATER FROM MEXlCO.

i LATER FROM MEXICO.
4 The .=brig Mary Jane, Capt, Hus-
4 sey, arrived 55on Friday from T'ampico,
/ bringing intelligence; e;ftonfhe city Of Mex,
& leo 10 the 2Ith nit.
The Monitor OF The % nlt. States that
up to last accounts from Quer'aro. only
So Deputies and 10 Senators had Assem-.
bled, and that for the space. of ID days
three The former aud two of the latter
had arrived,
0nihe 20 February. the members Of
The Ayuntamenio, or City Council Of
Mexico, sent Committee TO the Ameri.
can Gnpernor, resigning their places.
IhesNorle americana Of the l7f' Feb.
srates that inlell sencc had been received
by various uters from z Zacatecas. dccI,r.
ing Gaudalajara, Jalisco San Bias
and other places had pronounced in favor
of3,he dictatorship of,San,a Anna, and a
gailstsWakigg psace with the United S.
aud allsiIies Iieswesterndepartments are Of The
same opinion. and that il was expected
Santa Anna would join the army, directing
his course towards Tehuanlepec. Accnr
ding toihe same journal, Gen. Alvarez
had pronounced in favor OF Santa Anna's
dictatorship.-N o. Della, 1911 inst,
Death of COL s. Fl. Bullcr.-We !earn
with The most sincere regret (says TalIa-
hasse .Floridian Of Saturday lasf) that
Col, Sampson Fl. Butler died al his resi-
,lence i'll Madison county, on Thursday
afternoon last, the 18th inst. Col B, was
n naive of South Carolina. where he had
filled important public slaiors, having hccn
elected to Congress, and served his stnte
with credit aud honor. He remove! 10
Florida several years since.
Is ii Possible IA writer in The Nnr!ulk
Argus, from the eastern shore Of Virginia,
relates San incident that occurred IN a
friendo ibis from that part Of Virginia,
about two weeks ago, which strongly Illus.
trated the ultra and fanalical spirit Of the
times. The writer says: Sin travelling
north, he had occasion to stop n night in
Trenton, N. J and was refused admission
into one otthe first hotels of the city. be
cause lie ,DaS Southern man !! My
friend had lady under his charge, and is
a gentleman whose urbanc manners and
prepossessins appearance should command
respect aud courtesy among any c'''''zsd
people,
hAND oL,Dh:wSe''pal ] aefes o, ., .,;,,, AL,
;saa' y erL %ri0"S'"' ;aL. Loe'' a:. '"o
.ns loa 'uu's'ay "'s"' - 49, @ ose
M'.r'.n .'ts,'s''es''aa' ., @ I'IvN'" AN "p""
,,'e n vans piina ,T ,.t"sTs ~ N.,. o.'.'"' %
IiMalus' a,,a ni,. T,aIS r, ",'N
me lamlllss lll,, nave ls'. ,nelr houses, as
n sle ava, ayalanch nSiHl IS gs'u'al'y ene''a'''''!
upon 4lll lhell''
~. = -.
aa'S ,A.a 80, a'''s '"' Ta T., S 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
For The Advertiser.

$1,000 For Me AdUertISer.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE PAL
METTO REGT.-THE FIELD OF
CARNAGE. OR The AFTER
PART OF THE BATTLE OF
CHURUBUSCO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

mr.. George C. DaUis, Of Cincinnati
has invented a new 'relcgraphic inslru.
ment, oman entirely original plan.
With it ,hesinventor is of oplom that an
ordinary operator can transmit, with
ease and ,ce,tainty, 156 letters per min
nte, & the5morn expert, ,one hundred and
eighty OF ninety, all sfwhich can be read
with as much facility asordinary " iting;
and wilhoutthe least possibility Of mis-
taking one letter for another. The num-
Der Of characters ordinarily transmitted
in aminute, with Processes Morse's iR-
s,Iument IS, we believe, some where be-
tween sixty and eighty, althoushra much
largernumbe has been written by some
of the more expert operators.-BaH. 1t.
American.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

The Albany Evening Journal says {:
Twenty five cents silver coins, so admi
rahly cuunlerfeIlc,l that the eyes cannot
detect them. are in circulation. Ono
shown TO u1 on Saturday, protesting to
have been coined 1916. rings false, or il
coud not be distinguished from the cuina-
gcs Of the real mint"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29

A plant Indigenous 10 California, called
chanealagia, has beeu la,el y introduced in
10 the u. States. IL is regarded hy The
Mexicans and Caliornians as panacca
for all evils and dis,empers To which they
may he expose'l. lis efficacy in curing
diseases has been well lcIted.-Suuth
CQr0finidn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Sarte Seitem Die kIaaen iiber "ba,,

@drte 3eiten Die &Iaaen iiber "bais
te Better" fdeincn fId, ,u permebren. nm.
9eadiet Der oielen Bcripredun9en Die uns
felt einiaen esahren grmadt murcen. Ter
Staat fcipchI als Die Union ftehsn inter
eem is9enpcllrn @iuaulIe pcn "oemcfrafi.
iden" Neminiifraiicnen, oenen nidbts im
9Be9e itebt ibrc Waere9eiu aus,ufnbren u.
eae Vplf duf cinmal gu beaIuden, uno bod,
oisie !Rlagsn iber "harte 3citen !" Was in
Gle hriad,c Soaben mir nid,t freen Scanocl,
niecern 3ariE 8rieg, Subtrdiurp, fnri saes
was bic He9ierun9 nur miiniden fam ?
Sino nid,t Ole Bbias gsoemiitbigt uno gan,
nnfhdottd, aemad,t Das 9ebsimni8 ldet
fob Isid1t lcfen.
Infer edno pirb jsBf bemcfraiifcf, reaierf,
aber, rpir ss ideint, aud, 9lsidhwitiq ruinirt.
Hiemano niro lduguen, Rag Die Reaiernna
IN Baihin9tcn jcce @eIegenbeit hattie ibr
SerbdbeH enrd,,uIeben, nno Die @rfabrnng
tebrtc ms eae ne 9ebraud, baucn mad,t.
alber Der llnterlficb spild,en elmer IBbi9 u
elmer ecfo. Hcgicruns beurfuuoct I'D, bier
'ceutlider als jeSuoor. Sn siuem eanee mo
cas- 8clf Don Sanoet uno @ensrbflcis cri,
ifiren mus, biloct BAD @sio bic Sccle bcs
tSanScn, uno 70 lan9e eieies out bleibt une
genn9 ucrbanoeu lit, fpiro man nid,ts bon
hdrten 3eiten b6ren. @s mar BON jcber Elm
feffer @runofaB Der Whies, bad @elo fcpicl
pie mo9lid1 i'm eanec ~ baltcn-m mdbrcno
Die ecfufcfcs, 70 balo fIs @enalt bcfommeu,
gieid) nad' @ele9enbeiteu iud,en ooiIeIbe ans
Dem eanes Su entfernen cies mar Der Sal
uHfer Ban Suren's 9lominiifraticn nno il
es nidt minoer unter Der aegcumdrtieen,-
Diefe lcBtere bs9anH sucrit nit Der Siufhe.
bun9 ees 1arifs, noburd, lIe ben ausldncis
id,en Sabrifdnten nno Sanbnerfern @ele'
9enbeit CAB, ais Wit5ewcrber 9s9en uniers
einbeinilden in bic Sd)raufen su treten,
uns Mafcn ihrer Sabrifate su brinacn nnt
odfnr unfer @elc aussuflbren, ipcourd im
Siten Gin absu9s'@anal fur unfer umlaufS
mlttel erDffnct puroe. Damn beeann fIe ei'
men nnniiBen 8ric9 uno sroffnete caourd.
audi einen abiu9s'@anal i'm Siiben, fun
oenielben 3psd. Sebarf es elmer weitersn
@rtldrun9, narum bas Gielo rar rpiro ? Sc.
Der piro hicraus iehn moran bic Sdu!c
lie9t, fpenn Die 3eiten fhlcht percen. lin
oerilhtiae He9ierunss Waercerln sciacr
frnber ocer fpdter ibre Wmfuuaeu, nur Sdtd.
De oae Te Dicjeni9en am wrnieIten ef,pfn
oer, bic fd,ulo cnrau fIno oae fe angewen'
Bet fpiireen.-C
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-14
Ser Srieo NIT O{erifp.

Siirilif laien mir i'm "G,ubic Pccoer"
einer Der herccrragenbitcn 9ofo, 3eintt zen
i'm eanee, eine @orreipcnoenj aus 9BaIhiuar
ton, Die fol9enecn para9rapheu in iId faiTrt.
"Der Senat uno baS odus Der 9icprc,
ienianten, perocn, rpie oas quite wcfflide8oIf
es 3u nennen beliebt, in Seiuq auf oeu pre(i
oenten, 9erpalti9 "u9li," Caarifi9,) uub fuo
Geice entidlcfen penn aud, nid,t qcraoc
eurd, tbdti9e 3urndbaItuna Der SNiilfsmittcl,
bod, NIT 2IIIem, pas cieftm m69lld,er gEeiic
nahe fommt ecm Grirse Gd) cntsr9en gu
ffelIen."
Won merfe, tisfe6 fa9t Der "Pcbacr,"
Der iiber oas Gjcni1en Der Qpfo @oi.cren
oieies Stdntcs pogcs 9led,t ausnbt, uni
nen9ieri9 Rno mir, mas oiefe unteraecroneten
eefc preiien jest fur cine 91cGe su Ipieleu
habeu ! 9Ieid, nddoem eS befannt mar, ooe
I'm Hepreientantenbauic bes @onqrciles cine
Whi9nebrbeitfi fid, be1ncet, baben iene Oaen.
idIcn NIT ben bcblen SSopfen curd, ibre Spal
ten in oen Gag bnein gepuSelt bonn 9lc
preientdutenhduic in BoId,inaton babe bas
Vclf cine lfdrfe Sppoftion 9egen ben ieBioer
&rie9 Su erfabreu, ndbrcno Der "ccmofra
tifde" Srnat bem VreiIcenteu 1ur Seite
itehen tpiiree.- sIber Gehe Der aan,e
Scnares bat feu @efdns auf Die pclf 2lc
mlHlitraticn 9erd)tet, unb penn Die 9tfc
@erttcrcn nidt sIdlt gebcu, 1ncsn, uuter ben
3rnmmsrn eteirr 9lpmiriftraticn fc ibre
@rdber.
Spridt Der "eebssr" I'm Sbi9cn bic
Wabrbeit-unO fir B es MA ncllen
mir ibm 9erne 9lanbsn-bann Himmt bic
Rrls9es9eidid,te balb ibren wabrcn Cha,
rafter an. Der @cn3rce fihIt es-bie Spin.
terbIicbenen Der @efancuen fiibIcn eS-bas
SanSe eauo fnblt es, bad Die Sinfldten iues
WanneS, nid,t bic anTd,ten Der aansen ga,
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