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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
MIR. Upham's Speech.

Mr. Upham has sent us a copy of his recent
speech in the Senate, on the great issue now
pending between the North and the South 1t
is strongly anti-sIavery- of facts and Stats
tics, skillfully woven into an argument which
counts with great force against the groundess
assumptions of the South. 1t must be consider
ed, we think, one of the most valuable speeches
of the session. We hope Mr.. Phelps won't have
to apologize for it
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
Daniel Webster.

Inc appointment of Mr.. Webster after
the course he has pursued for the last five
months, is about as good evidence of Fill
more's devotion to the cause of liberty as
would the appointment of Benedict Ar.
nola after his treason to the command Of
the army of the United States have been an
evidence of the patriotism of the Continen-
tai Congress. tits a gross insult to the EN-
tire North. 1t is enough to condemn this
administration in the eyes Of every Anti.
Slavery man in the country. Here is a
man placed by Mr.. Fillmore, by the advice
OF Henry Clay, and in opposition to the
Wlmot Provlso Wings, at the head of the
Cabinet who has by his speeches and votes
lnsulted the moral sentiments of the free.
men of the North. He has sneered at and
derlded the convictions of the people, anC
told them "to conquer their preludces." -.
! This administration deserves for this act a
lone the uncompromising hostility of thu
freemen of the country, Frustrated it viii
and should be.-Era.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
Webster's last Vote.

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Atlas in his letter of July 10th
writes home thus;
The bhl(the compromise) was taken
out of committee yesterday, and reported
to the Senate The amendments offered
In committee were all adopted in the
Senate-and among which was the amend
ment which prohibits the Legislature of
New Mexico from passing laws either to
establish or prohibit slavery. On this
question the yeas and nays were ordered.
| send them to you"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
The last of the Wing Presses Cav.
ing In.


The Burlington FreeIPress, TO Witt have
7 al along feltmuch praile was due for The ar
less manner in which ID condemned the Course
of Daniel Webster-now since that recreant
Senator's appointment to the first place in the
Cabinet, shows unmistakable evidence of cayino
in, TO use political cant phrase of the day, and
going it with the rest of them for the compro-
mise,n probably to be moulded over little by
Clay, Webster and Fillmore new stamped with
the words Gen. Taylor's plan, and then thrust
down the throat Of loathing nation The Bos-
ton Atlas, (which we last week called the " u,,.
bought .4ttaS," in cur miserable shortsghtedness)
also begins to see that, after all. there is no great
difference between Gen. Taylor and Clay's plan,
and is evidently about to turn on its heel, and
trot back to its former place in the ranks of whig
Hunkerism, as fast as IFS legs can carry it.
Thus, one after another, and then in mass, they
arc escaping from the free soil pasture, 10 which
they never appeared much at home, leaving us
nothing to do, in our amazement, but to exclaim
with the old farmer, who, with desperate philos-
ophy looked helplessy on to see his whole flock
Of sheep escaping over the wall of their enclos-
ure-" There goes the old ram! there goes the
bIack-nosed ewe!! there goes crop ear ! there
goes-why, blast 'em-there they all go!!!!"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

national LIFE Insurance Cove invite
attention to the advertisement of the .NaIiona
Life Insurance Co., n another column. This
Company, having, last fall been thoroughly or
ganizcd, under their amended charter, and placed
on II safe and solid basis, is now, under the
management of its able an responsible officers
and managers, doing an extensive and prosper
GUS business, and none need hesitate to insure
in it oil account of any doubts of its safety and
pernanence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, 1850.

very short one, too4-onc, perhaps, which he
will consider very satisfactory one to answer.
would like to know whether he saw any DIS
unionsts or abotionsts at the meeting ne de-
scrbes :.
HMr. Hale. | cannot say as to that Tor IL
was agreed at the time that they would put
everything into the back ground that did not
relate TO the passing Of the bill and therefore
all those questions which did not directly relate
TO the passage of the bill were studiously KEPT
very far in the back ground. The honorable
Senator from Mississippi Mr.. Foote seems 10
think was speaking of an actual meeting' ana
of individual things, whereas was only speak
ing of classes. This, sir, is mere lmmaglh-
ary meeting, and | suppose the Senator from
Mississippi light mmagine | referred to him.
Sir. understand the rules OF decorum ana de-
bate better than to be thus personal. | Did not
mean anything Of the sort.
swell, sir, saw two old gentleman there
that don't think ever met together IN meeting
before, consulting together, and all agreeing 10
support the bill. The names OF these two Ola
pentleman--and there we've considerable
number of the family there besldes-thelr names
were called 'Whg and Democrat Yes, SIT
thew were both there, laughter and they ag-
creed to Law all their differences aside, and tc
Support this bill. And, sir, had their been
painter there possessing the graphic powers o.
delineation of the Senator from Massachusett;
who has just taken his seat, he would have
drawn picture which, compared with the one
he has presented to us, would have made ii ap
pear faint and feeble indeed.
"Sir, have seen all this within the last te"
days-not in this chamber, of course; but 1t Il
a fact, nevertheless; and while such inco1ngrul
ties come together to support this bill, l mus
say, that to my unsophsticated taste, it is rattle
in bad taste, for those who composed this met
ing to find fault with the 'incongruities' In oP
position to this bill So far as am concerned
| will agree to 60 square upon the matter, an
we won't twit on either side, | leave that Pal
of the subject"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

Nh. FILLMoRE.-The N. Y. Express, speak
ing of Mr.. Fillmore, says" If any man suPpo.
SEES him an aboltlonist, or infected with political
Free Soillsm, they mistake the man. If any
body supposes him to be aught but National
Wing of the school of Clay, of Webster, Of
Mangum, Of Crittenden, of the old stars of the
Wing party, they also mistake the man." Sim
liar injurious suspicious as to the character OF
Mr. Fillmore are generally circulated.-LOtcell
american.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

trines OF Cass and Butler upon slavery, we mus
Deg leave to dissent from such anti-slavery pfin
ciples--Cass' Nicholson Letter md Webster's
Faneul Hall speech.
The convention then adjourned. sine die.
w. j. HASTINGS, President.
f. i. g. 8. F F1n"' Secretaries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

The Washington Union publishes, this
morning, letter from Texas, threatening
the Federal Government with "war to the
hit" and repudiating all compromise unless
the right to Santa Fe is acknowledged
Volunteers for Santa Fe are pouring into
Texas.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
Fillmore g. his Secretary of State

President Fillmore, by tho appointment Of
Daniel Webster. as Secretary of State, and thus
putting into his hands weapon Of power, sec.
ond only to his own, with the full knowledge that
it would be welded against the cause of free.
dom, and in behalf of the slave power, has in.
suited the whole North, and shown himself little
less recreant to duty and principle than the a.
postate Senator himself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
O. Gen. Taylor's property has been estma-
ted at $4,000. Col Bliss administers. His es-
tate in Louisiana is sadly encountered.

UNIVERSITY or VERMoNT.-Commencem
of this college is on the 9TH inst Examination
of candidates for admssion,o on the Tuesday NOR
ming previous. The speakers from abroad are
Rev. H. Wilks, of Montreal, before the So. for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

kindly, asked her forgiveness for the wrongs
which he says he has done the family. She fOr-
gave him all. The scene Is said to have been
very interesting and affecting one. DR.. Web
ster seems DESTROYS to acknowledge all his
wrongs, that he may die at peace with the world.
Bee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

SENATOR IN Hannibal Ilambn has
at length been elected Senator By the Maine
Legislature. He received II majority i'll the
House, and enough in the Senate to ensure his
election. Mr. H. has shown himself Proviso
man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
Adjourned till 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON.

| AFTEhNOON'
AT the assembling of the convention in the at.
ternoon, the committee on organization reported
the following
For President Jesse Cooper, Esq.
Vice Presidents Robert Kay, p. BIals-
dell
Secretaries--E. A. Randall, H. o. Pike.
County Commitee-A. J. RowELL,
SD KIMBALL,
VIM r. ANDRUs.
Which report was accepted and adopted.
Jesse Cooper declining to act as Presldent,on
motion he was excused, and w. ]. Hastings c.
lected
The committee appointed to nominate county
officers, reported the following:
For Senator,
A. C. ROBINSON.
For Judges,
NEHEMIAH COLBY,
CURTIS ELKINS.
For Sheriff,
CYRUS EATON.
For States Attorney,
NORMAN BOARDMAN,
Judge Of Probate,
w. J. HASTINGS.
High Bailif,
l. P. BLAISDELL.
The report was accepted and unanimously a.
dopted.
The following Town Committees were ap-
Albany b. Gates, Orange Harvey, John
Paine.
Barton-J. C. Boswell, |. X. Dewey, A. S.
Eaton.
Brownington-C. B. Merrill, VIM. Spencer,
l.. Twambly.
Craftsbury-J. Scott, G. F. Sprague, H. Stur-
tevant.
Greensboro-B. Comiugs, w. Bailey, H. S.
Tolman-
Holland-T. Boynton, ]. Hall, Thos, N. BoynI
ton.
Lowell. D. Harding, A. Paine, L. H. Ste
venson.
Troy. Pettcngill, Carlos Morse, ]. Hous-
ton.
Charleston-Dr. E. Robinson, J. Boman.
Deroy--L. Robinson, ]. Way.
Gloyer-S. S. Blanchard, o. French, Sam'l
Vance.
Irasburgh-S. Kellum, Simeon Locke, -
Barnes.
Morgan. Boynton.
Newport. Page.
alem-I. Smith.
Westfed-C. Reed, Geo. Stoughton, Rob
erts.
Jay--H. c. Heaton, j. Young, Joseph Had
dock.
The committee on resolutions reported the
following, which were discussed seaarately and
adopted
Resolved, That the Free Democracy of Or.
leans County this day re. aflilm the doctrine pro-
mugated by the Free Democracy of Vermont,
in their late Staie Convention, and pledge them
our candid and unwavering support.
Resolved, That we have the fullest confidence
in the ability and integrity the nominees ofthe
late State Convention of the Free Democracy,
and that we will use all honorable means to Sc
cure their election to the several offices for which
they are nominated.
Resolved, That while the wing party at the
North are compelled either to repndiate the great
leaders of the party, Clay and Webster or aban-
don the last plank in their platform, the free de-
mocracy are proud of the straightforward and
consistent course of those champions OF freedom,
Giddings, Hale and Mann--by their works we
know them.
Resolved, That when the wings are constrain-
ed to receive into theI fold men who avow them
selves more prepared to join their ranks from
the close affinity of wing principles to the doc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
Orleans County Democratic Con-
vention.

Pursuant to previous call, the Free Deme-
cracy of Orleans County assembled in conven-
ton at the Town House in Irasburgh, on Mon
day, the 18th Of July.
The convention was called to order by S. D..
Kilnball, Esq, chairman ofthe county commit
tee.
VIM. Hidden ESQ, was then nominated and
chosen President, pro TEN, and 3. A. Russell,
Secretary, pro TEN.
On motion OF w. j. Hastings, a committee of
three was appointed by the clair to nominate
officers for the permanent organization OF the
convention, and also county committee for the
ensuing year. The chair appointed w. J. Has
tlngs, A. C. Robinson and +. Fuller.
Motioned by n. Boardman, Esq, that COM
mittee of six be appointed by the chair to report
rosolpiinns; whom he aPPointOd Tie Ioiio"-
ing
N. Boardman, A. ]. Rowell, ]. Hamlinton, l.
P. Sartle, E. A. Randall, H. C. Wilson.
On motion of A. j. Rowell, committee OF
two from each town was appointed by the dele
gates from the several towns TO nominate county
officers.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
Pearson, the Murderer.

The execution of Pearson, the murderer
of his wife and children, is to take place
within the limits of the Jail of East Cam
bridge, where he is now confined, on FRI
day, July Goth. He remains, for the most
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
GREEN MOUNTAIN

Religious Enquiry, on the 5th; H. G. Raymond
of N. Y, before the Associate Alumni; Rev. M.
Washbum of NewburypOrt, poem before the
Literary Students; both on the afternoon of the
9th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

Here follows thlist with WEBSTER
in the q6frmatiUel
~, "One and only oiie Northern Wing
("eoster) voted h Il. / haze no COM
Courier.
There is the ve-k''There it siands,&
there 1t will staufSssyer."-Ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
The BURLINGTON Courier.

The Burlington Courier comes to US with 9
new and improved head, which we hope is au.
spicious of the success of which the talented ant
good-heared editor is so well deserving.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

ROBERT C. WINTHROP has been appointed
by the Governor of Mass. TO supply the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Daniel Web
ster in the U. S. Senate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
COUNTY TICKET.

FOR sENAToRs-wAsHlNGT COUNTY.
LEONARD KEITH,
ASAPH TOWN.
FOR ASST. JUDGES co. COURT,
DAVID w. HADLEY,
JOSEPH HANCOCK.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY,
49, STODDARD B. COLBY.
FOR SHERIFF,
IRA McLOUD.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE,
JACOB SCOTT.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF,
EZRA KIDDER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

Hon. D. P. KING, one of the Congress Mem
bers from Mass, returned home i'll, and died at
his residence in Danyers on the 2Sth of July.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

FOR SENATORS,
JOHN MCLEAN,
DAVID GOSS, JR.
FOR JUDGES,
JEFFERSON CREE,
ALDEN +. JUDEVINE.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH POTTS.
FOR JUDGE oE PROBATE,
THERON HOWARD.
FOR SHERIFF,
HIRAM PERKINS.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF.
JAMES MORSE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01
ORANGE COUNTY,.

FOR SENATOR'S,
]. w. D. PARKER,
S. M. BIGELOW,
STEPHEN THOMAS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGES,
IRA KIDDER,
GOULDSBURN TAPLlN, JR.
FOR HIGH SHERIFF,
ORMUEL II. WESTON
FOR HIGH BAILIFF,
HARVEY TRACY.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY,
ASA NJ. DICI[EY.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE-RANDoLPH DITRICT
PHILANDER PERRIN.
PoR JUDGE OF PROBATE, FOR The DISTRICT OF BRADFORD,
ROYAL HATCH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-01

NJ Pearson was executed on Friday last
He had previously made full confession OF his
crime and died very penitcnt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Gin mieeIides Mdbdlen cir
iunqes BIut-,'


Gin Gctbamite, Der fein Slid III ten @clcs
bergen @alifcrniens oerinht bate, febrte
fiirslid, mad, Ger g)crf suriid, unb famb bort
feine fd'maditenbe @tehdlfte, fIcb fir bas
lanse siusbIeiten ibres Gen,ahles in ZEN
9lrmen eines Srcunbes entfddbiscnb, ,-an
scipiifen perbctenen Griidten nalheno. Sbs
ne i'd, lanse sa beflnnen, sabIt Der sliifIide
Gclbjdser feiner acknowledgement SIC, 900,
um fid fernsrbin un9elt0rt itrem @alan
ipicmem sn fonnen.
Ater-c tpeb fal,a batten iid, bic neuen
eiebencsn am sIltar in Gin 6leifd unb Gin
8lut perpanbelt 70 fcmmen bic Spirbunce
Der polsei unb fiihren Beibe ins @efinonie.
um bort bic iiiBem 9nOnbe s1 perfdnoeIn,
-tie Game Der 8i9am;e, mno Der @aIan
Der Gelcnp beiduloist.
Die We9e Der eiebe fine mandmal NIT
fsbr eorni9en Nclsm beffreut.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
0eutfcbe 8mbbanblnna.
b Dtt 6 Qders amD 6 y

Sie unttr3etdnetcn balten frrtrabrcne Gin reid.
baltists Eager BON 8laern aarr 8attunscn, telft.
9tno aus mcri,inifhcn, tbeplcafbcn, redbtsmifen.
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'Serfe'l 2eerten Der rent4snSlaIifer in periteet.
nen Aus9abtn. QHSrterbibern, @tultidern, sc.
csrafbisn, Volfstidern, Gineerf6riften, Sileer.
th9ern, 3si@nenpprlasen II. 10.
Surcb tsniert manufacturers iinb atyaecefnfe,t
ysrtineumsen init fammtliden Suebbanolnnaett
Oenittbanps nne Der GApeis Iinp mir In ben @fanD
Ssisef tsoes IN eeutl9er Spra@e erfbieneme Qpere
rale ino ~ tilIisen preitens tefcrsen 9eir fen.
csn anters Auftrdse NIT jebem Der reselmasiaett
peifeampftbitfe ab. anb erbalten anters 8iiSsr
NIT ben Oamrfern 9lem. Dcrf 0sremer {ine.
Sc'r osrtaufen aud QDcHfel in telictisen 8etra.
gen nrc Siehten tiad allen 0estnben Oeuf(tbIanbs.
Die SidtrperseiAnffs unlerer .5anoluna fno
mnentscloli& tuerbalten r"e
..0Jn .prn. SSflrbcfs Budbanotnns In Canton
t0nnen cttnseinetrtte Micbtrper,cihnIs enoefssen.
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Cincinnati, Dbip.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Oie 9abe bes 9srUletariers.

SIN erifen Stc6e eines prdhfigen @ebdas
bed Der banptifabt mchnte Der reidbe unb
lfclse @raf Grbad, nit feiner @emahlin
unb ieiner 16 jdhrisen Gcdter WatbiIoe.
Sn cem Saufe, cber fat inter bemlelten,
TN tisfen oiifserrt grtaefhof1e inn scfraum
tpchnte Der arme TaeIOhner @utbers nit
fsinrm Weite unb finer l6jdbriaem God,ter
asntbe. Der @raf eaIt, obne bae er einen
Sfaafsoienif beflrioete, fir Die red,te nanb
bss Gnrffen, NIT cem sr friiber bic llnipsrs
fiat beiudi uno srcee9feiien gemadt bate,
unb aus cei7en ndditer llmsebuna er felt
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men mar. Ter arme @utters bdne tres
feiner eiebe CUR arbeit, i'm bartem Winter
fanm caS tdsfide Brob fir fId, uuo bic
Seinen ueroieEt, bdtten ihn nit,t lein Weib
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ftdftig unferiflbf. g
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ffasabenb bes gebrnars ls4s als @uther,
faum in fsiae Dohnnns ssIansen fcnnte
ourd) az bic Ruffhen, srelhe @dlfe um
Safe oem pradlpc1 erlendtefeu Gallon tes
Grafsn sufntrten. Trauris frat er In leine
gfute, beun Ieirer NOR linn Der 70 1ebnlid,
srlpnrfete 9lrbeifslchn nid,f ansbesablt more
ben. Die 9errlhaff, iaate man ibm in
bem oanie, In bem sr 0enrbeitet bate, lei
auf BEN BaQ sum @rafen Grbod, aefabre,,
er m6ge nnr Elm nnteresniaI fcmmen. Dies
feIbe frnnrige 0sad,Tih: pernabw er Scn fei-
nem Meibe nnD feinfr 2cd,ter. Die IA,
me, fur spelds bfibe 9eartsifsf bntfen, mar
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hattsn BEN Sanifn Gag ibsr asarteitsf unb
fcl[tsn unn. audi Fam Abeab burdb feinen
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beu htIlen GenllsrH bfr ard aiden @fmddfr.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

STATE OF OHIO STARK COUNTY, IS
Court Of Common Pleas, vacation after.
October term, A. D. 1850.
FraLcis Neubaucr ct al. }
vs. In Partition
William WEIGHT ct al. }
William WEIGHT, and
Elisabeth WEIGHT, his wife. resids mis- of The
State Of Indiana, Anthony Busch Jr. Louisa
Busch, and John Busch, of said County Of Stark,
are hereby notified. that Francis Neubaupr, Ig-
natius Nenbauer, Ffedrick Nenbauer, and Goti-
ieb Kelllngsr and Catharine Keinger, his wife,
have this day filed their petition in said Court
against them, demanding partition of the follow
ing described real estate, sitnale la said County
Of Stark, 10 wit: Lnt No. 40 in Uninntown, and
that said PARTITION will be for h. airing at the next
term of said Court.
Brown & Meyer,
January 30, 1850. Attorneys for petitioners.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Gnte Mittel

@esen einen anfaa teftiser eeibenld,aft:
Wad,e einen Sang Ia frsier quft; Du
mogf oann Teinen Corn an cem gEinoe
auslalien chne Scenario ipebe su tbun, coer
ucr ancern Dir cine glSBe sn seben.-
Ge9en Irdsbsit.-3dble bas gifs
fen einer llbr. Glue bas cine Stnnee lang,
uno ru pirff bic nddife serne arbeiten tpie
Elm Ne9er.
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Sirdhcf nnb lies bic Snfhriffen Der Grabs
ffeire; fIe ,peroen Dir aiuflhlue eeben iiber
bas ente res Gbr9eises. Ginli wiro bas
Grab aud, Gein Sdlafsimmsr, bic crbe
bein afTsu, ger,pefune rein Batter fsin,-
Diirmer Eeine Mutter mno Sfweiler.
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ben uno eabmen, tritt an bas Qaaer ner
peictnben nuD 3ranfsn, sebrufe Der Siren,
nno On mirif Did lddmen ferner nod,
iiter Dfinen lsid,fen RUNNER ;u ftasen.
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