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BEAUT1ruI. The following lines are FROM
the peno Geo D. Prentice:
why is it that tho rainbow and the cloud
came overuS with a beauty that is not ofearth,
and then pass away, and leave us to muse on
faded lovelincss? Why is it that the stars that
hold their nightly festival around the midnight
throne, are placed aboove the reach Of ouf limit
ed faculties forever mockmg us with their unap-
proachable glory? And why is it that tbs
bright forms Of human beauty are presented to
our view and then taken from us, leaving the
thousand streams Of affection TO fow back in
almighty torrents upon the human heart? We
are born for higher destiny than that o. earth.
Tnere is a laid where the stars will be set out
before US like Islands that slumber in the ocean,
and wherc the beautiful beings that pass before
us like meter, will Stay in our presence for-
ever" 'Hses f8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27

A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR IN Fix.Z-Ths
Charlestown News, OF late date, states thai;
as Chang and Eng, the Siameee twins, we're e.
ing to Charleston the conductor made fuss Be-
cause they did not each have a ticket The gen
tleman who had charge Of them said that they
had always been carried on the ticket OF sin
gle passenger. The conductor replied that thcy
were TIVE persons, and occupied two seats
Very well,'' said the gentleman, al will givs
the ticket to Chang, and you can put Eng OF tho
cars This brought the conductor to h;s senses
and lie knocked nnder.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27

0IJ-Gov Chase recommends tie present
Legislature to pass further laws oh tho subject
ofTempcrahce. OF Would the good Of communi
ty be really prompted by more Legislation ON
this subject? lfso, how happens it that Cor
Chase omitted TO recommend his own party to
do what was necessary during the two years
they had overwhelming maiorities in both bran
ches Of the Legislature. - Nete1rE 4le3cate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27

GJ-It Is estimated that tho State 81 EsInois
has produced two hundred uad eighty millions 81
grain this season. nAofs than ten hsshsls fsr WI
cry man, woman, and Child in the Bnitad ssatat
This ard tho money penic viii bs aps III knock
tho spectators mo iho raiiilla VI next ysgks
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27

DsSrGcn John Calhoun, Presidentcfthe Fam
sas Constitutional Convention, ii q Now England
gentleman, brother Of tho Hon. Vim. r. Cal
hoan Of Springfield, formerly member of Cons
gress and Secretary Of the Commonwealth xrd
also Of Charles Calhoun, or many years Clerk OF
the Massachusetts, Senate. Hs Is also bgotnor
Of hir. Calhoun ot the Syrian Mission.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27

OIL hare now disposed ofa1l my property.
for my family; there is one thing more wish
could give them, and that Is the Cnfistiahs ro-
ligion. If they had this ana had not given
them one shilling, they would be- rich; aud il
.thcy had not that aud I had given them All the
world, they would be poor.
fPatrick fIenrgIa KVil
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27

C7-A new secret Political society," has becnies.
tablshed in Boston, called the Heart in Hand
Club, There arc pass words, grips and cere-
monies, and all that. 1tsa political affair, pro-
fessedly reformatory but the stripe Of It's pplit-
ical belief is not yet made public. There is q
strange tendency in the popular inind TO accom-
plish objects proper in themselves by improper
means. Mystery, secrecy, and silly ceremony
usurp tho place Of plain, open, and direct action
Such humbug ought by this time TO be nearly
run out. If any permanent good is to be ae'
compliShed, the safest and sulest means is tosbe
open and above boarl in the action necessary Y
secure ii.
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gtorlrs,
EATING A coUNsELL Il oEs.
MEkeaaGla Ge0ghaEan got his
,s;sss6aa AbFA%m for Nothing.

i'll 3 ----
s& 1liiiesfr Barnestown, the residence
famous Anthony Malone, and conteinpo-
Fns with that worthy, there lived ajolly old
il OF tho regular Irish school, named ke-
kGeoghagan This old gentlemen, togeth-
Z h a great deal Of Irish virtues contained
saemself a great deal of what his enemies
fscaii drayhright Irish vices and infamits
Rsg them hD was exceedingly litgious, to
etispositioB tile propinquity Of such a
z allenee as thksprime sergeant, was perhaps,
ATie degree IN encouragement; be that'as it
4 Ahe assistance of Malone was often given
1ricate MS unAacly neghbor cut Of those
which his intatklation was daily hurting
Ito; but hispaiience and good will were at
exhausted. ,vhdn, after years ofslch hard
he had ID daallare himself absolutely ig-
sas@lsss colo Of Kedagh's morey.
Is sunluclIy consummation of his imprud
ioHne about at tile very moment when the
or,s aid was most required. Poor
atE 81 NV 1;fl if;,4o, 5.,.le,lh hohL,o
IN 6 tag,io, haa t.l,on nnaar Lie No
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fr...,, MI, NJ nav him would ha ~
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Il ! ca f,,,.v. IA nav him bo wonld mai
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ersase Of ie
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WILLIAM COMsToCK.

The paricidc is man about 81 years old, a
bout five feet six inches in height. Eo had or
when arrested, a very coarse brown coat, plaid
cashmere pants and an old kossuth hat Hi'
pants were besmeared with blood. He has al
ways resided in Hamilton, and has made his
home at his fathers He is unmarried. He has
worked for many ofthe farmers in the neishbor.
hood, and when sober, is universally represen
ted as man of mild disposition and placid tenn
per- He has been drinking for some weeks
past, and is evidently laboring under the effects
of mania ap2t~ lie conversed coolly in rela
tion to the awful deed manifesting no concern
for rhimselEspeakng of the manner in which
he deprived his poor old father and mother o
life as if he had been butchering hogs. lie gave
to Mr.. James, editor ofthe Hamilton Republican
the following .. r....... t.-...
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CoNrEssIoy OF THE TRAGEDY.

For about fonr or five days somebody seemed
to tell me that he must have number of hearts.
Fhis was repeated to me several times during
the day. lie seemed to live in Sherburne, and
a wire came over the hill connecting with the
side Of the room, which seemed to say, II must
have lots Of hearts," Some one who lived in
Sherburne seemed to telegraph for them. /
would place my ear to the side of the om,and
then would be told by this voice to get some
hearts. Three or four days ago, first attelnp-
ted to kill my brother to get his heart. Yester-
day went again, and placed an axe in the
room, intending if / could find my brother and
his wife sitting down could kill them both at
once. 1t seemed as though must have their
hearts, but did not find them SO situated
About dark | went over to my lathsrs. | found
my mother sewing, walked round to the stove,
took spider and struck her over the head with
it, and broke it. She reced and fell to the
floor. My father then spl'ang toward me, and
we had scutfle. The old man for atime was
enough for me, but after striking him three or
four times ooer the head with the remains Of the
broken spider, got hold of the axe and killed
him. lie said he got the old mans heart out
before he got done kicking The old woman he
said he got along with pretty easily, but the old
mans hide was as tough as the devil After
knocking father down, got the axe and cut out
their hearts, and then put them in the stove and
! burned them. This same voice seemed to tell
me that their hearts must be burned. 5-
! Beside the murderer and his victims, there
was but single witness to the awful deed. a
family dog was in the room, and the prisoner al
| firms that during his Bloody work, this anima
several times attacked him; that he tried to kill
the animal and get his heart, but was foilcd il
his efforts, After he lay down the faithful dog
sat all night watching by his liielcss mistress
During thcwhole examination Of the bodies hy
the inquest, this faithful animal remained un
dor the bed, and could not beremoyed from tn,
room. a
| Men who have known VIM. Comstock foI
years, and who have repeatedly employed him
are firm in the belief that bis action on the IA
tai evening Of Sunday last was the result 0
drinking. No one in or about Hamilton ha!
ever observed the slightest tendency Of the mar
to insanity, and he has never been known to b,
vicious er depraved except when under the in
| huence Of liquor.
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his any day-but as to the bullocks-bedad,
your honor, myself dosen't rightly understand
what you're tllking about at all, at all"
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That our readers may be fully posted in all
the particulars OF the recent parricide at Pool
vile, Madison county, one one Of the editors OF
the Herald yesterday visited the murder for
the purpose OF giving an authentic account Of
tha affair
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-25

Der pDeutide Correspondent" in Baltimore
eslt letner j3ett in Siebenmeileufieieln poraus
OaB er Der robtate IT. alter S6war3.
rePnblttaner sepOroen lit, freut un8 BON
5er6en. gtur maien mir ibn bitten, bic irtnae
Yartet nl9t tpteoer burd feline nit Gslearapbenz
8eI6minoi8fett ale @eleee beS 9aaun1eS uno Der
3eit iberiprinsenoe 8bantaie au co%mpromitti.
rem. Sine utele9rapbilde Depelde", nberid<
tet fir ben Oeutlden GcrreipOupenten", bradte
unS 9eltern bic INTERCOLLEGIATE &unbe, DaB Der
2ecomptonldninbel i'm Senate Der Ser. 6toa-
ten nit rs se9en 33 Stimmen burdaefa(Ien
1T. 8a8 1T Der Senatcr Separo I'M @ers
9leide nit benz u@OrrelpOnoeuteu"! 9emarp
9Ibt ben S4Dar5republifane1n Die Waioritdt in
senate in Elm paar Sabren; Der v@orreipo1.
Dent" aber sibt ibnen bielelbe mittellt zines .tes
le9rapbtlden" S~taatsfrei9es l6on aelteru
llno nod nnebr SIM Saucumoreben ruft fem
ldSpfertlder @eilf neue Staateu aus Dem gtidt8
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GmrOpdtIebc NocbrieDtcm
9 nalanp 3,

2onDDn. ueber Den yQep ia t 3 a III, ben
man gang perna4ldIltBt bat, felt er, pte ooS
Wttniltertum, Don Ielner alten SteDe ab8etreten
1T, eutnebulen mir Der yTimes" ~fclgenpe NC>
ti3en @r lte9t, Don 5ebn l%tarfen Anfern felt9es
bolten, ppr DeptfOrb, mitten i'm Slug uno per>
mittellt 100000 uuo elmer 9uteu 3abl Nrbeiz
ter bpfft man, lbn i'm Sui 81 Ielnem erltenNu8-
flu9 poQltdnoi9 au8gerIltet gu leben. lin pte8
mS9li6 5u MAIDEN, iinO Die periAiepenen Nrbei.
betten, ols ba liup ; Auftafelung, @abinetetn<
ridtura u. Dol., mebreren 6irmen fpntraftlid
iberoeben wprpen. In Den ieG8 Malten mirp
riibriq aebdnlnert! le werDeu na9 g(rt Der
OampffeIIel, aus 3cllDtden @il enplatten rG6rens
f0rmts fonltruirt uuD 1910 SUP bod (ppm
u~nterlten 0tluule aus 9ere6netl. 90 ntrD ie>
Der wpbl 6OO-80O SUE fbner merpell, mn
Iolte baS Sdtff je in Die Sage fomnlen, oa8 lle>
berbcrpwerfen Der Dtalten piinl8enspertb cts
l0einen gu lallen, 10 fuift Nun ourd ei9euS bue
3l aufselteDte8 Drudpert Die bpblen @tlenmalt e
an ibrer Salt5 auf Dem Seroef %5uIammen, no.
rauf Der ltQlt uad elmer Seite UNI l6ld9t. @ine
anoere Sorridtun9 lit oa5u b%e1tinnlt, in etnem
iClden prin9enoeu Safe bic TafeIa8e raid lcsz
3ulGlen, 70 paB ieber Wtalt binuen fiuf Minuten
iber 8prD 9erpCrfen tperpen fam. Sir ben
minoer sefabrli4en SAT-, OaB Oa8 Sdiff elmer
Iu86e6erun9 beparf, finpet it6 i'm san5eu Be
reid Der eu9ltl6eu Silfen uur i'm Nteriep cine
9~eeignete SteIe. Dort miBte oas 6abr5eu9
aui Pfablen auf9eranut werpen, bic bon Der
@bbe trcfen 9ele9t weroen unp AuSbeIlerun9en
am Stel o~eltatten. Wie unbequem uuo 9efdbr>
LID pies an jepem Punfte, nanentIid I'M Wferlep
lit, belIeu StrSnun9 gu ben Sew1lti9lfeu 9ebort,
brauHt ni6t eft berpcr9ebpbeu gu rperOe1.
9onp9n, Is. 6ebr. @eferu e~r5ablten mir,
baB Elm iran56lii4er Ypli5eibeamter einen eng
lilden Nrbeiter 9eiGla9en babe uno bon olelen1
wabrIdeinli@ 9eri6tliA belan9t weroen pitroe.
Seute er5ablen Die Ppli3eiberi4te ron etnetH
a~ualc9eu 6a4 bie8mal mar Elm Ttan5cIe Na>
mems SarrolO, 8lt6tling, unO S9ubmader
letne8 @tauDes, per SIn9reifer. @r befanD lt4
mittten unter benz Sauieu, Der rcr9eltern, ale
Scr. 8ernarO gum 5weiten Scale in 8Owltreet
pprselapen mar, Dor Dem Bpli5ei9eridte ltan0,
uuo puielblt bic fran5rll4en POli5ilten per'
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EeleerapbtGcDe NocDricbten
o ertatet ar BEN , 9 al tim Ort 90 efer,"
SDmoreR.

8usfbtn8ton. "a. M3dr5. @ena t.
Sewarp it6ersab Die 8ei9laIe Der y6er'
gorfer @eles8etu,8 8e8en 2ecOmpt0n' gum
q; 8iliOn praientirte eine BID CUR gFlelf,
teruns Der Communication nit Der uta9.At me
Dur6 pieie Sia wirO Der Sfte9SlstretaI sfs
ma4ti8t, einen @Ontr0tf oo5nlq'esSn OSgGl"
,r,nkpnrerbiubung BON Der @ren5e NtiIipuri'S
Sosr sSopo's bis III eineut Der WilItarpclten in
Utah. 3ualei6 bemiai9t Die Blu fir pielen
Swed QanD bis 5uul 8ertbe Don 100000.
Sic SiQ marp %perleien uuo gum Drude beOr.
bert.
,Sau8. Glarf ron Ofiiicuri ernioerte
uuf bic 0lebe oes 6reelciler'S Blair BON pa,
oieIer Ipne feline ei9enen Sflaren freiSeben, ebe
er iber bic SflaOenbalter I6impfe.
@%aibtn8tpn, "a. Wear5, Der Senoi
b~eItatiete beute bic @ruennuns SObnltOn'S, SeF
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Commandments Der lltab @rperitiOn gum Srt'
gaze @eueral.
SIN SauIe purOe beute Srn. @(arf BON Nep'
Dorf %9eltatt't, feline &ebe ii6er bic 8elesli4e
3eit i Stunbe) au85uOebnen.
Die Announcements peS Senate8 gun Wolun'
tdrbia trerOe I'M Saule pailireu.-
Aue Heoen i'm Saule lpurben pom WtanuBer
D~erteIen.
Seute a6eub peiten bic 3irten beiut Pra.
%Itoenteu.
9 pnpra.
Wa1 Ptn9tOn, "a. Wtdr3. Die llebera
l1nDpplt .. Oic 81 Palo II. San Nntanc 1T aus
0efCnllaen NIT NadriGten aus Genera Bic ar,m
9. Sebr. @el. @anoara, Der 6l6rer Der J1e,
bellen in Scncr1, mar iieSretd er bate pie
Re9lerun9Struppen in mebreren @efe6ttn 9es
l6la8en. Der @cuOerneur peIdiera mar BON
@anGara 8aa3li4 sin9eIdlOien. @1noara bat
ALE '9eIan8enen nleOermeBtln lafen II. erfldrt,
paB er Pel9tera, Der ibm niAt entseben fam,
Rdngen lalien nil.
Nem< gOrf, "a. Wdr3, Sin GanaOier,
gtanlen8 6tnleb, unO relien 6rau muroen Uers
1attet, neil ite ein freies ~0te9ernap4ea BON
Wal9tH9ton gu Dertaufen luGten.
y t on "a. Wfdr5. Oie Canada 1eoeIte
beute Na4mitto8 nit II Palia9isrsn unO 500,
600 Sart9eID uad) QiperpOcl al.
Sapannab, "a. Mdr3. Die 8arfe
uActreB" bon 0laR9ow i~tranoete in Der O1dbe
Don bier.
DaS Spurtbau3 unb ale 91cccrbs BON See
Sruutp. Georgia, iinO Uerbrauut. Sranpfif,
tun9 mar III Spiele.
New.Orteans, "a. NRar3. Sn Der
Stttce oe8 Srn. Seurp ebepberp Sun. wurpen
500 900, rnetlt in 8urtnUten, eeftpbleu.
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Baltimore 0tNetker.
Baltimore, Dep 25. Mdr5 1853.
Oie Sfebe bes Senatprs Opmelas,

Die Nnfiinbi9uu9, baB Der tuum pom Sran,
den weroe, bate cine un8ebeure 3ubSrersM euse
au9e5osen; ale Nu89ln9e oe8 Sieun9slaale8
lparen perltppft; cine Dame ftel iii Obnmadt;
mebreren 4erlpnen mnrpe e5 libel. Die Oas
men, melGe feline Ytdbe auf Der @ollerie FAM
Den, purpen aul pen Gntra8 9win'8 in ben
Sieung8raum 3u9elallen, 10 caB bielet BON
GeifrGden fGrmli1 rerbarrifaotrt mar.
uebrisens Denies Douglas AUDI bur9 feline
neuelte JleOe, paB er 5par elm lebr sewanbter
SuriIt, aber ni4ts penl9er alS etn Staatsntanu
1T uno baB er Mdnnern ,pie SewarD unO
Irumbull pte SAubriemen nidt lSlen
fam. IF
Das erfe Drittel leiner 0tebe be1fanb aus
einem Serlu0e, feline pclitilde @pnlequen5 5u
mabreu. @r rdunlte etu, roB er lih in ieiner
pclitilden 9aufbabu nidt BON felten Brin3ipien,
lcnDern nur BON @riinDen ausenblidlider 3ped,
maBtsfeit (Expediency) babe leiten IalIen.
lin Der 3pedmdBt9feit wileu batte er Dor 10
Sabren ulat ollein benz Ntiiourts GpmprrnliB
oebulOist, l%cnpern losar Die Yerldn9eruns per
purA blele8 Gpmprpmi6 se5oseuen 0ren}linie
awilden lreier 4rteit uno Stlaperei Bis sum
ltilen Weere beantrast ; un Der 3wedmdBi8fett
milen Der fludte ct nod 1850 Die nrudlcle
Sano", bic li4 erfreAen wirDe, baS Wttlipurt=
SolnpromlB an5uta( ten ; INN Der 3pedmdBl9telt
willen 3ertrinnlerte er lelbt 1854 OteleS Cont
prpnri6 uno bulot9te Dem neuer vYrln5tp" ner
.@quatters uno Yolf8lpuperainetdt III Gerritps
rrien." Die1e8 Yrtn5ip aber iet beim 3ultanOes
~fonlnlen Der 2ecOmptcnverfailun8 ni4t 3ur @el'
tun9 9elan9t.
Der 0iepner 3dblte nun nit lan9petlige1
8reite bic lan9lt beflnnten, nit oer @pnpen
ton unb ben 0plf8abltinnun9en bonn ri. Oe3
unp 4. Sanuar %rertnRpften 2batia9en auf. 81
Der EXPERIMENTATION, raB bic QecomptonperfaI
lang auf 9eIebltAem QSe9e pDr 1864 II d.
ob3ednoert merDen tonne, (caB allo oaS lettbe
i'm Senate paIlirte ENHANCEMENT, wrrna6 oa'
0olf BON &ania8 bic Mountaineering jeoel
Nuoerblid dnoern fam, ni6t8 al8 Elm neue1
infarner S9winoel ii) in Dteier Ar9umenta:
ton mieberbclte Douglas nur paS, mas BIZ
6eputlIfaner Us tlcr, Grumbull
@ a b e uno anpere pot ibm iebr 9enau uni
lGarflinnia erSrtert batten. Neu uno piGti!
mar in Der Opuola8'iGen Rebe rur bic 8euler
flung, ba6 6 alboun'S jebi9es @in8etdnp
mfr iiber Die Betrislidfeit Der WablberiGte BON
4. Sauuar unD iiber BEN Ste9 Der TreiitaotS
partei gar feinen Wertb babe, neil in @alboun''
Nbwelenbeit RON &anlaS niGt Dteier, fpn
bern Der Siceprdltpent Der 2eccupton : @on'
penticn bic Wablmanbate auS3uferti9en babe
7ir bie1e gutbiGun8 9ebIbrt DEM 0teouer Del
Oauf beS Golfe8 leeteres Iiebt bierall8, bal
baS @et1noniB De6 y. =. CALHOUN nidt8 all
Elm ueuer infamcr Sdpinoel 1T, nit Dem MAJ
Dem nod uni4liilisen Gbeile Der nSrOlthel
Demotraten i'm 91eprdientautenbauie Sanp ii
Die Nugen itreuen Mil.
Den @GIuB Der breitinbi8en GeOe bilOet
elm befti9er an8riff auf Die g9ai9in9tone
Union" unb auf Buchanan pe9en ibre8 9ebdl
lisen GerfabrenS 9e9en Die Dpu9la8'i4e 6rat
ton Der benlofratilden Yartet.
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Ote S6lm6bebatten i'm Senate.

Nuf Douglas fol9te 9ppmb8; bic Hebe
cieIeS ipnIt gel9eioten unD 5iemlid anltdnbt9en
8aummpIenritter8 mar, ipie Der Douglas De-
mufrat Stuart gang ri9ti9 b~enertte, lit eiueln
Gone gebalten, Der ltd t1ebr fit cine Sdnap8z
fneipe, alS fir ben Senat et9nete. Der lebte
Steiner mar Der 8eri6terfatter Green, Der
bic edelbaften Gripialtdten unb 9tabuliter,ien,
womit er idpn friber ben Qeecmptonldminbel
pertbetotote, benz ermiipeten Senate np6mal8
~pprtaute.
lleber bic @eItalt, in welder Der 2ecpmptonz
f9wtubel i'm Senate nit 80 ge9en 25 Stimn1en
an9enonmen puroe, baben mir l9on g~eItern in
I'M Ierem telesrapbiIden 8eriGte AuIldluB gese-
ben. Die 2ecomptonldwinrler bes SenateS
batten Dot bet glbltinmuns IN etnem Caucus
beIdlplen, bic &anIa8biQ unD bic Wtinnelotaz
BID, Die lte befanntlid purd @reen batten 3u@
Iammenfoppeln l~aIien, mieper ron chamber 3u
trennen. gle tbaten 2ebtere8, UNI bic Iioli9en
&nop>N fotbins8 int Heprdlentantenbaule, bic
an ben liberalen Seltimmun8en Der Wtlnnelpta.
Contribution Iber Die @inSewanberten AnItoB
nabmeu, Iir ben 2ecomptcnIdmtnoel gu ftrren.
Die i'm Seuate an9eupnmene SanIa8bill
wirp lebt Io9leid) benz Saule Uberfdidt pers
ben. SIN 6oule te6en Die Nu8lidten bis iebt
i4litnnl fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wtan bered).
net, baB 1O5 Demofraten u. 8 Snpns Nptbing8,
alic 3uianuen 113, fiir ben S@winbel unD 80
Republifaner, % Douglass emofraten uno 6
Sncws9 tctbin9S, ulio 3ularnnen 12O, 9esen ben
-S4winoel lttmnleu lperOen.
@8 1T alIo -Srffnun8 pprbanben, ba6 I'M 01e-
rdlentantenbauie Die &bre Der 0~1eputlit eeret=
tet mirp uno paB lid per Mun16 oe8 bropeu
Senator8 8rcbertd BON Galifprnien erfiat:
sd bOfe, baB oereinlt Der gel6i9tIdreiber
ben Ser ud. bteIe 2eccmptcn>8 erfalIuus purd.
3uiebeu, leci3lid benz @i9enEinn uno Der begin.
uenben MISUNDERSTANDING zines tinDild>semcrs
oeueu @jreile8, Der AM 9iauDe pes @rabes tau
melt, 5uIdreiben nirb."
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8roOflvM Siflf5z nnO 8auuerefu Wo. I

Qa Otengsnannter Yeretn am 1. Aprtt In. Sptae bes Gcn.
tratteS nit Ger SntapscUsGprpGente Sic In,Gbl Der 0pts
Su belttntn1en rat, rel1e nit StnBufl9uns RON IL etnsm ball
zen Adef S01ius; Nan6 SIT nf0met itnb, 10 werben aQe bteit.
nt8en, pe omn Veretne np4 bettretsn uno an Der @ereinft.
9un9 peS BonnssEGnbes Ibeil taben wpueu, eluaelaoen. fb
am Sreito8 ben d. Wadrs, Abeubs s ubr, in Der n8aneess
paas," 9to.6i 9. gbarIesfr., e~tn5uTn6en. NO bic GSnaitu.
tisn nno lonitLge Geotn8un9en CUR @tnltdt berett lteeen.
SGm mtlt9e MttGlteber bes 8sretnS Hue
auf9et0rPert, am gena1nIen 6reitGse su elmer 9eneral.9ers
lanmlnn8, BET 8ermetoan8 Der eefeBlt6sn Stvafe, su erI&et.
men. SIM Muftrdde
MDI 81. 8 y mInT y z.t4
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z eeoen 33 Stimmen i'm Senute! Gfio
beltebt Der 5enat bereita aus 108 Otit9lieoern ;
b. y. bic llnipn beltebt bereit8 aus 81 Staas
ten. Sn Elm gta6t %annectirt i9r Der oSCr>
Respondent" ni6t meni9er al8 % icuperalne
freie Staaten. Da8 beiBt einmul @elt8eidi4te
9emladtl
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ArIfmn9 in Der 3ipnsid6mfe.

Nte I9grIt9e 9r1funs Der S6ultr inpst aa6fen m . n.
las .Otentae une Witt N d. ben 80. 81. unS 81. b
1tts; I'M Sdal9auie fatt, bss,npenb bs Uprmittaes UNI 5
9no oS Nadmthass UNI 3 rbr lie SGlHBftter am Ittips6
AG9ntttL8 tn Ger N
&emperen3 SaGe, g. @aSfraBe.
Grsunbe Der Su0eb6, beIOabers Glteru unb @rtebsr sns
gum SefG6e etngela6en. WV
anmeIO4ngea sur Aufnatme neuer S6aler mullen Ia Ben
frbsH g8D9eaP es WteHIts apriI sema3t wersen.
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