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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
One Month Later from Australia.
NEWS FROM THE BRITISH GOLD
REGIONS,

INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE BRITISH GOLD
REGIONS.
From the Pauama Star, Feb. 1871
The Irene had arrived at Caliao with dates from
Australia to the 10th Dec, having made the voyage
from Sydney in 80 days,
Our files Of Australian papers contain The most en-
coursgin. accounts from the gold region.
The Sydney Empire OF Dec. 6, has the distressing
intelligence that boat belonging TO H. NJ. brig Phan
tom, recently from that port, was upset in Porua,
in Cooks Straits when the surgeon Of the vessel and
five Of the crew were drowned.
BY the British IarL Lame from Liverpool, via Cal
lao, some II passengers arrived in on port yester-
day from Australia.
These passengers came from Melbourne 10 Caliao
in company with about three hundred others, in the
ship Mtiades, which sailed from the former port on
the 9th Nov. and made fifty days passage TO Cal
lao. The Mi!tades IL bound for Liverpool.
The majority OF the passengers who came mp ia tbs
Lame are Americans, who emigrated from Califor-
MIA TO Australia about year ago. Since their land
ing in that country they have been principally en-
gagged in mining, and al bring home with them
goodly pile, and are perfectly satisfied. None OF
them have less than two or three thousand dollars
and some have upwards O. twenty pounds weight Of
the pure metal.
They all speak In the highest terms az the country
and climate, their only objection being to some Of
the revenue laws, whch they think rather striD gent
and the want OF protection 10 property
The emigration into Melbourne from Great Britain
and tic United states IL ead to average about one
thousand daily.
The American ship Tieonderoga, from EagIand
with one thousand government emigrants. Was ia
quarantine al Port Philip. One hundred and twenty
five Of the passengers had died Of measles
Board at the hotels in Melbourne was worth about
eight shillings sterling ($2) per day. The govern
ment was paying ten shillings sterling ($2 o0) for
laborers on the public works.
The Great Britain steamship was to have sailed On
the 10th Dec. for Liverpool.
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The Tuclumne Company, ct Colurnhsa, took In
AZ 600 the week ending January rs, two days Of

The Tuolumne Company, ct Colurohsa, took in
a. 600 the week ending January 10, two days OF
which the weather would not allow work To be done.
This amount would increase like the income from
the Bear River Company, az the water runs Oh.
The amount Of gold purchased BY the merchants
Of Placerville, during the week ending on ME sth
inst was 6,344 ounces, which, valued at sl7 70 per
ounce, makes the sum Of $lo9 ,434.
Miners in the vicinity Of Campo Seco. says q
writer in the Chronicle earning as high ~ 81
ard $50 per day. THY appears to be general iasi
in those sections where men can work.
lump of gold quartz weighing POS ounces and
containing IL ounces Of pure gold, was taken out IN
Columbia very recently.
Great complaint is made by the miners Of the high
prices charged by the water company for the pryi-
lege of using their water. meeting has been called
TO devise some means to obtain reduction.
The Central Committee OF Miners of Tuolumne
county have suggested the 80 OF May for the Assem-
bling of the State Miners Convention, AMI have also
recommended that none but practical miners shcnld
be eligible to seat in the convention.
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News from New Granada.

IL rom Inc Ianama STAR, req. "
sad accident occurred the Chagres river, Sun
day by the upsetting of boat by which eleven home
ward bound pa ,sengers were drowned
The Winfield Scott arrived from California on the 1st
Instant with $4,000 treasure, and two hundred pas
sengers.
that the engineers we're busy employed surveying the
route the Ithmus from Booa del Tore to the
b. Ms manof. war Amphytrite sailed hence on the
22d, for the south
AIumor reached Panama. on Thursday, that two
had been murdered on the Cruces road The Governor
having despatched proper officers to inquire into the
affair ascerained that the report founded the
fact Of one man having died on the road Of fever The
body was inferred Immediately, by order Of his Excel
eney after being examined and the facts ascertained a.
to his death.
Arrangements have been entered into to ct up Of
the British Company steamers to ply between Panama
and Buena Ventura The steamer TO be placed on the
line immediately
landing tie immense influx Of passengers into
our city, have had increase Of sickness during the
week and the number Of patients in the capital con-
sderably the decrease there are only twelve in the
wards, two Of whom considered TO DC in prerous
position.
The her has been very ohangeable during the week.
and have experienced several heavy showers, but
there has been returns OF the late constant rains
Business during the week has been much brisker than
for time past. The merchants from the interior
have to the oity considerable numbers and are
purchasing extensively, especially Of dry goods aod
liquors.
Beef per bb $50 pork do 500 bread, do, $40 -four,
200 lbs &l7 rice 100 lbs, 81 co. sugar, refined Sll
Go. Drown, kI Dutter, per quntoi ooV, ~.
hams do S25 olaret doz, 81 brandy, do, 81 do gal
Ions 81 81 90; ale, dor IS; oil sperm, gal "; lum
Der, II. s110.
We understand that person in the United States Is at
present preparing egg Matching machine for use on
the Isthnus and that he will probably arrive here In
two months - 49,
from the Star OF Feb. 49,
The past week has been unusually dull in Panama,
there being little Of consequence TO note either in bust
ness
The early part Of the week entirely devoted to
fetds by the natives prior to the Of lent
and no small difficulty has been experienced in having
labor of any kind attended to.
notification has been issued by the Acaldes Of the
city to the effect that muleteers and porers shall In
future be provided by the authorities with regular
theates and a request has been made that passengers
will in future examine these certificates before entrust
ing their baggage TO strangers for conveyance across the
Isthmus. The object 10 to prevent fraud.
FIRE broke out at Taboga on Tuesday last destroying
about twenty three native buts. subscription was
raise by the Governor for the relief the sufferers
great scarcity OF water has been felt for some days
throughout the city.
In Panama. the 18th inst, at Carrisons American
House, Of fever Mr. Jacob Dlts aged about 80 years
Mr. D. was Of the firm Of Weed. Dts Taber Of Gorge
na and formerly Of New York city.
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The San Francisco Markets.


REVIEW FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 29-Ihere has been,
the whole fair amount OF business transacted during
the past week II opened rather anguidy the high pri
Of -four and other leading articles dcerrng up
river buyers from purchasing freely, their stocks being
sufficient for immediate wants. As the week advanced
however the demand from the interior increased giving
considerable animation TO the trade among oDber ana
dealers This induced speculation, which led to
advance in price Of two articles and contributed
to the general activity in the market apparent towards
the close of the week.
TLouR The decided downward tendency apparent in
this article the date Of our last weekly review has
since continued TO mani fest itself into gradual daily de-
cline and the present range Of prices may be considered
at least 1 per cent under the current rates at the
close Of last week Sales O. ok during the week include
5000 quarters and halses FROM rst and second hands
SIS So Transactions IN barrel have been very light,
not exceeding, think, 1000 barrels, a. prices rangp
FROM $50 a ST.
GnAN.-ln barley, the transactions during the week
have been ycgy heavy including upwar OF Do 900 sacks,
from first and second bands III rates varying from "a
sac The greater portion OF this purchased spe
cutiye account and is held 81 the latter figure as
which rate the market is steady There has been no
large transactions in oats. Sale have been osty OF
retail character, and the weeL closes dull at 80 A. Tor
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Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.


At the Teharns House the evening Of the 18th Jsn
BY Rev s. II Wiley, Mr. Isaac N. Hoag of Washington,
Cal to Miss GeorgaDa Jen ,ngs, OF the same place.
In Sacramento, Jan. 10Th by the Rev. J. A. Benton,
Joseph Crackbon Of Nevada county to Miss Ada Byron
VIM, the second daughter Of Gen A. NJ. VIM married
In California
In Fan Francisco 1hurslsy, Jan Goth BY Padre DO
pingo Mr. Rascy Rven, OF Stockton TO senoria Maria
Amparo Ansa, daughter Of senor Manuel Ansa
In Auburn the Goth Jan, BY the Rev j. " Hunter,
Jno johnson to Hiss Maria Williams
On the 18th January at Williams Ranch Yolo county,
* sae late q Ohio q. IN souny '' MISS
On the 18th January, at Mr. Nonson's Ranch by the
Rev Mr.. Kroh, Mr. Franklin May 70 Miss Deborah r.
On the evening Of the 23d January, by the Rev DR..
Yer Nehr Frederick Mebus to Miss Eliza Russ
BY the Rev Mr. Robinson, Captain p IL Cootey 10 Miss
At Nevada, January II, by Rev A, Bland Mr. William
s. Lyon, Of Nevada to Miss Jane w. Tompkins, formerly
At Rough and Ready, goth Jsnu.ry, by the Rev John
Jan a. by Rev 0. Wheeler, G. j. Canpau, Esq, to Miss
Mary T. Bond. The bride was given away by Hon. Ted
Robinson.
In PaceryiIe Jan e. by Rev. X Barry Mr. James
N. Higgins, Of Birmingham, Erie county, Ohio, to Mrs.
Margaret c., daughter of Phineas iutchns of Montreal
Canada East, widow Of the late r. G. Remission, Esq.
In Marysvlle Jan. q by Rev Mr. Briggs, Alexander
Spencer late Of Chicago H., TO Miss Elizabeth Aspinwa
late Of BrookGeld, Mass.
Rev Mr. Woodbridge Lieut. Thomas Wright u !. A., "a
Miss Eliza, daughter Of Major Charles Loring.
On Jan TO- at Grace Church. by Rov. DR. Yer hehr
Frank NJ Pxlcy to Amelia Van Rynegom
In Sacramento, Jan 49, at the house OF James H. Vine
yard, Esq, by Rev r. =. Stratton, Col ~ T. Whitesot
10 Miss Caro-. = Vineyard. -
In Sacramento on Sabbath evening" Jan 1d, by Rev. r.
stratton Mr. VIM. Jones TO Miss Elizabeth A. Turner,
both Of that city.
At the house Of Mr. Charles Derter, California street
jan I3 by Rev Mr. williamson Mr. Henry W. Burckss tt
Miss Mary 4. Tteomb.
Near Warrington, Yoo county, Jan 10, by the Rev.
= Benton Mr.. VIM q. Barber to Mrs. Phebe Austin.
In fan Francisco Jan. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Wimberg Mr.
" Fish, Of Fan Jose TO Miss + Benricks Of San Fran
cisco. = .
John Jshneop to Miss Bridget Carol ell 0 that ely.
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Interesting from Jamaica.

TIE REFUSAL TO VOTE ALL TIE sUppLtEs-ANTi.
ciPArED ABRoGATIoN OF TIE DUTIES on SHIP
PiHG-TRIAL AND CoMnlTTAL OF REr0RTER
FOR coNTEMpT - Asri-sLAvEEY MErriFG--rAE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 AusrRALIA.-C0M-
NEKCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The steamer United States has brought files Of
papers from Kingston Jamaica, extending down to
the 2Ist ult.
The Governor having made the usual demand on
the House of Assembly for the supplies requisite to
carry on the government, . debate sprung up
amongst the representatives, and continued for six
hours Ultimately, the following resolution was
carried on division -
That under the prcsen. deeply distressed condition Of
the colony coupled with the expressed determination o.
the Imperial government not to render such material
aid will afford immediate and substantial relief to the
inhabitants generally tho House, feeling the absolute
necessity of 1T reducing the excessive amount Of
>axation, will not rase sum exceeding fl15, 600 TO
deray the public expenditure FOR the year 1853 EXCLUSIVES
Of what may be necessary 70 meet The interest," on
ocbta any further loans that II nav b. deemed
cdient TO enter into under enactments Of The prescn
ession.
II is expected that TIC next steamer will bring us
an account of The proceedings OF the Legislature re.
lative to the proposition to abolish al charges on
shipping, except light dues, which IL only six and
quarter cents per ton. The question was to be taken
up on the 22d ut., and it was expected that the
measure would pas into law.
curious incident took place 10 thr Hocse on the
18th. Mr.. Hague, one Of Tic reporters Of the Daily
Advertiser, was placed at the BAR in custody Of the
Sergeantat-Armsa and charged with contempt, in hay
ing written offensive expressions at the bottom OF
notice which the Speaker had posted up in the re-
porers gallery, requesting them to pass in and out
through certain door, This regulation was neces-
STATED In consequence of reporter having MADE
public private conversation he had overheard De-
tween two members while he was Longing about.
Mr.. Hague, on being placed at the bar, asked ~
what evidence the House had arrived at the conciu.
sion that he was the writer of the words in question:
He reminded that he did not appear there 70 ask
but to answer such questions might be put TO him.
Mr. Hague then declared that he did not know that
the order had emanated either from the House or the
Speaker, as it bore official Impress and az 1t was
not even posted up by any known official officer Of
the House. He reiterated he did not know the or
der had emanated either from the Speaker OF the
House," Mr.. G. A. Hague was then ordered to With
draw and the doors were closed. On their being re-
opened, Mr.. Hague was again placed at the bar, and
told by Mr.. Speaker, /" that the House had resolved
that he be committed to the common jaol, Of the
county Of Middlesex during the pleasure OF She
House, Whereupon Mr. Hague was removed nom
the bar, and proceeded, with the 6ergcaptat Aw,
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Details o. sae CasfornIa News.
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Amount Of property assessed 'vsiIII
DESCRIPTION.
MounTAIEs.--SieTa Norma or Brown Mountains
the most remarkable commence at point about ten
miles south Of San Francisco, run along the coast
until they white with the range Of the name in
the county Of Santa Clara-rise above 1000 feet in
height. These mountains protect the Inhabitants Of
the valley from the coast winds.
Coal has been discovered.
TiMBER.--Excelcnt red wood in some part Of the
county
Mills Three saw mills; two saw mills and ono
grist mill in process of construction.
STREAMs.-San Francisquita creek, dividing this
county from Santa Clara rises in the Sierra Norma,
rune eastery, and emptics into San Francisco bay.
Cold in small quantities, has been found in this
creek.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS resources yet unde-
veloped quantity Of soil rich and productive. Farm
ing rapidly increasing.
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MINING iNrELLso ENcE.
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srEAMeEIr UNITED STATES.
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Census Of San FrnncIeco County.
Below we give the report Of the result Of the labos
of Mr. +. Nesbitt, who has been engaged for months
back in taking the census Of San francisco county
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Marriages AND DEATHS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
..Oas Sopfleben in @afhinator.n q

alnIqm bentctratil6rn ga6bar scbtS ipie inns,
bas bobe. arifctratil6e eebsn Der Slcsierumssts.
aaien. mic cs Scn sBaIdin9tpner Gcrelppnpentcn
beI6risbtn wirb, eefilt ibm ntt redt ater an-
itdtt rincn 5apel bariiber aus3ulprehen, luttt er
2laes ais unwabr binSultelcu, ipril cine 9lcu'
Yprfer 3eitims es lrusnrt. Gr ipia wiTen, boe
,,nht nebr pper wenigrr ba lei, ais pas epr ;pSli
Sdbrrn taSeiprlrn unp ipas BON Der lebten 5Sbral
2tpminijtratpn bingebrddt purpe." gGe1, mir
fnp ni6t srrape satri9t, bicrtcr su ltrciten neil
cS gerpBbnli9 bc6 nidt SieI bilft, atcr mir MIDI
ten pe6 piiIen, tpartm bonn Der lebte Gungrr6
jcnt 9rcEen 6jflppcrpli9unscn senadt bat, ipps
riinter lih auh 9~29, 500 Sbater sur
9lcumStliruns bes prdfipentei,= 6auIea~asa unp
anerre Stems befnben 2 Gtlidc ,,gcntrine pcints
imS 9Sallnub OslfS fir Ia neur GlcrtS" f6nncn
bod nidt 70 siel fcllen. gs ii pr6 pirllriGt biz
icl ctrpaS bran, Sr. gio@tar. Grtunbscn Sir
Ii6 nu4malS reAt senau sic pien, Die 9te,
aerrmsepG9e 9lebm bid gu lcten J.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
GoItTnrmicff.

New gprf,9, Sept. Gas DampfIGiff
Star Of tbe sBeit II bier bsutc 0dttas nit $50
9ahasieren, Nahridteu ans san Jrancisec unb
beinabe 81 100000 scu Suan bic giicaraeua an.
setcmnen. Die tribrn 8anPfid,iffs Sicra gla.
paha mp gEinRelp Sroit Tnc nit 2 0iiaipnn
5baler BON San 1raneiSfr atsegansen. Die be-
pcritCbenoe gSablen erSea9sn srpee 9lufrfeuns.
arbrit ginltenuneen fino IN Galicrnien an Der
Cages Srpnung. Sn Der Stapt Saeramentc
iinb e'plosGntbrdun9cn sen 9rceem llmlanse ss>
madt, bic e,clpsMincn Santa Cru, Iinb b56lt fr<
siebiS. Sn Genera iinp flint lpauler atsctrannt.
aus Oregon iinp yla6ri6trn bis gum f3.
ausuFt einscsansrn. gu Yortlanp baben satl,
ret6c 0isbitdtIc Die Siirser scranfaet, eiie 81.
9ilaneezGpmniittee Su rrrihten. Die Ginraness-
uns In Oregon 1T iefr sabltid.
Seri6te aus @eritp melSen, bag ba>
rlbit bic srtetr tln5ufriebenbsit 9csrn Santa an,
M Herrfdt. Niebrcrr Staaten batsn lih untes
oingt 0e9rn leinc neuern 9tncrpungrn ertldrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
Sine entfestitbe @cene.

9lls Dor einisen 9a9en Der Grpree- Train naf
Baltimore bic 9fa6barI4ait BON 9taumunn's
Griet init einer Sri6leuHisuns BON 40 0silcl, IN
eer Stunbe pabirte, bet ih penen, tpeld,e ben Bug
flbrten, Gin 5lare ltrGubenoes S6aulpie rar.
Gin Maun, bem 9tnI6etne mad riue Der beaaGbar-
tsn 6itten teppbnenper Slider, Bate, ppnl Siu-
feripabnlinne trfaacn, th auf bas 0elcile ssipcr.
zen, INN 70 Ieineni geben Gin gnce ;u mad,cn
3wei 6rauei,, Die iln aus Der fdred!i6en edse grs
Srsfn tdnpftcn NIT bni, ibt paran Su Serbinpcrn,
iid np6nalS auf baS 0leis ;u ltiirjen. Cine
biclt i'm an ben Seinen, ir1brcne Die anpcre oui
leinc Srui fnifte, ais benuerub bas Oampfpferp
bcranfam unp 70 na9e bel ibr Sprtei rannte, pae
eS itr &lrip rrfa6te unb ,erriB. Die 9an;e Srrne
no pas Sebrn ppn brei YcrIpnen bebrpbrt, ipar
lhredIi6 unp ale, ipelde 3ul6auer paren, purs
ben Ypu Gnlebcu rrfaBt, pa man bic llnmt9li6teit
iab, bic 3erqtietl3uns Der Yrrlpnrn su berbiten,
prnn Der 8aenne nod cine 9lnltrrnsung semadt
bGtte. 9Seld' eine bo6ber3ise. lelbfaufppfrrnoc
eiebe betbati9ten pirle 8rdurn, ais lie ibr 9ctrn
enlebten, ben llnsliidlidrn su rettrn, bcn bic
Srnfiudt bon Sinnen sebradt, pelden Ginprld
6dtte prie Seene auf pielen berportrtnsen miilIen
uemn sr nit Scmu6tlein 3eist baSon seuelen pa'
pbtlaeelrbia Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14

@prmU nseeben.-Ginc junsc Dame aus
ct. scuis, rie Scr nod niGt lanscr 3cit surid
rinen Mormpnrn beiratbrte unb NIT itm nah Der
SILT 2afe Gitp auSranrerte, I6rri6t Spn pprthtr !:
"9Sas Die SieIcn S6riter Res 0cuserrntrS Brig
Gom goun9 anbrIanst, 70 bat rS banlit Ienc sclls
tommene Nidtigtcit, unb bod fMn ia Gud ia
orn, CT 1T trY ale brm Yiellci6t Der bette Mann,
Der arf @rben lett. Jtein Maun bier bari mebr
g6eiter boten, ais cine, auSsenCmnen, tprnn or
int Stanpe III, mrbrcre SerIprsen gu tSnnen. =
alleS bier in Salt eafe GitY 1T rein unp bclie.-
Mein Gjattr SbpmoS bsntt tiS jcBt MD an feinc
pritcrr 5rauen. SnpeB fam in pieIrr Srsicbms
icrer Wlaun 1anprln, mic eS ibm gut piintt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
M1erfniiroiaes @ntfommen.

Gin Gprrciprnpent pes SEcif Gbefer SilldSr
9lecprb 1drett imtrrm t7ten 9lusua srn 9lcts
tinsbam, Gbelter Ganntp, bae pabrrnp cnsm
Sturm, rrrlder lid an jcnem Gage errignrtr, Der
Stctr hes Scrn Sctn y. Sarlan, in sittlr Sri>
tain Saunldtp, eancaftcr Gaunts, Scm Slis &C.
trcfrn tpurpe. Die elcftriI6e Matcrie lief rurd
rcn Stpbr ieincr 9Gn9e na6, unp mn Gin 5GBGen
pulper brrrni, weldcs auf Der 8rniler1dwrllr
lanp, modtc Nicrtmale an psmlcltrn uub 9rn9
pann pritrr. 0icrf,riirri9ermeilc murte nirmanr
I'M 6aulc te16dpt9t, mlp paS GjeGduSe wurpr nur
leidt scrlhmcttert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-14
Die wbia ayiatfcrn,. .

Sey her tiirSld ,u !Suntinsprn ecbaltsnen
gSbia StaatssGcnpenticn purcen fcl9enne ge,
lhliille anaenrmnlen, als bic Welinnuiigen Der
986tas ficirS Staats ailsrrtdrnb iitrr Die @es
ssnitGnbe, ipelde init bem 9r9cnirGrti9cn SSabls
tlnlpf Sertuunrn linb.
!. gefhfcffen, OaB mir imlcre gtnbSn9lids
felt an bic pltrd bic 3eif gciriirtiste gruapfGse
Der arreen 98bia pdrtbep aufs 9telf bcifdtieen,
unp tpsrben rs inlmer fir lmiere 9ai6t foirebl
ais fiji uuier Srrsniisen crddten, peifettcn otle
llntcriisms su 9ebrn, bic in rnlern SraItrn
lest.
8e59GofIen, 9ab mir bic scn @pusernBr
Sj9lcr une lener glpminiltratirn befcf9te pplitit
peuprrfcn, ipccurd unlrrer bcrritS ungcteuern
Staatsl6ulp Saulrnpc auf 2auirnhr trg9elt9t
pprbcn lnb.
Sc[dtoflen Dn6 mir ben Scrfnuf FER
Stnntswcrte enpfctlel, tnmt has 8rlt rnirltS
piebo sBai9 Spn rer 2al Der Gariruns Eefrcpt
rtrpu niGge.-Sfpe Setradtung Der Stnatss
flusbrit fprpert, pab bic Staatsperfe auberRalb
pem Grrrid ppn Srefllatcrcn imo Der panbegs
crrr perItnliden Seaiinitisms sslebt merofn loa'
teh, oa lie ieBt Der Bfertlidcn unb partbcY<Nfc-
raj orrberbIid Iinb auf &rlen eineS elrIitben nne
arbeitIamen Solfes.
8eIdlplIen, Dab bic 5arb3a9ler bes
Staats erludt pebeu, aIf bic Seridte 3u iebcn,
,pclGe geinad,t porpsn lInb scn penjenistn, reide
in Dem 9egenpartieen Splem ilnIerer Staatsperte
utercIiirt lino, irprn ie sel6ilfert irerpen alS
prm Staate s,ipinntrinssnp unp ais trdtten lie
einen 9rceen Selauf BON @intiinftrn Gin; imc
oann Die 5ra9e an iib ieltlt 81 tbar, pb pteieS
rabr iegi tam pabrtnp Die idwrrsn 2aren ne3
nnter auf oem Sclfe iaiten 3ur Sesapun9 Der
3inlsn auf bic StaatsIduIp imp Sur tntersalt'il'9
oerlslben Sfaatswerte, Su perer err'@t'ni9 pe
Sgnlp 9ena@t wurpe.
Bef6lp en-, Dap MIR tllr pei SeflauI
Der Staatsirerte ino IN Der abf6t, bic StaalS>
lhulo Su serminbern, ben Staatstar abiudaTfen
tnb bic jabrliHe an9aufins einer fdWsbenoen
Staatsl4ule gu serbinprrn, ireihe serurddt, pap
armen 8a9lrbnern iinp aneereh on zen StaatS'
werten Sel6aItisten 3parlis prcSent peer mebr
pcn ibrcn, iauern gernenite ab9epladt rptrp, nm
pie Sreilrfnilie 3rm llnterbalt trrr ,samilei' am
idaHeh gu tpnnen, pabrene Die 3a9lcpner an Zen