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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
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au l6tden bat oeer nt9teloltezes
sur Gbrenia6e MAIDEN fclde S@ulcn
mad &rdfteu ~ untertiisen.
p Nter man la9tuns, BAT, menn he Deutz
16eaA1h an ben an,eritanilben S6ulen
nit Snttte0e betbeili9ten Sunp f9 ni6t
ablpnperten, 10 wiirpen iie pur@ ibren Civ
fluff Die Mdn9el perlelben entf.rnen tSnz
men. Sfen 9eltonpen> mir 9lauben ni&t
an fold, etnen Sin fluff. Sp bp9naiis,
ME Der Nmerifaner in alien anoern Stut>
fen auf aues Tremoe berabblidt5y 10 tbut
er es aud in Der Sdulan9ele9enbeit. @pbl
mag ~e6 @inselne 9eten, Die serniinftt9 &C.
mug 1ino, ben Deutl9eu ibre 8prsiBe 9e>
rape in oieier 8estebune etnsurdumen
bod oiele eeb6ren i9erli6 su ben Nus:
nabmcn.n Gs miirce unS ibri9ens an9ez
nebm leiin, >peun Semano e8 unterndbme,
nodsuweii len, pel6en Gtnf fluff bis jeBt BET
cfutl6e 0etft auf bus btelt9e S9ulmelen
ous9eGb1 bat.
Wtr slauben, cab cine S%erbe0eruns
Der bieiisen Sdulen Yiel ii9erer unp
l6neQer er5ielt merotn wtrp> 1penl1 nit
ben elben UNI ere oeuti9en Sdulen 9e3enz
iiberl tellen. "~; :
s. flbrt uns bteS ;n oeu1 prttten Spell
I'M ere6 @~uf1ases, in weldem MIR ppn BEN
pplttiren @ertb Der peutib 56uleu
lpre4en werpen.
9hlu6 fpl9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06
Dfrmi(@te Na9ri6ten.

Wtnne1ota. sc. @r3ellens Der
9ouperneur BON Minnelota baben oerubt,
ben rs. T. 80. al6 Betz unb Dantlaaunoe>
Sag ou6Sul9reiten unb empfeblen an bic
fem beilisen Sage gntbaltamfeit Don ur,>
n0tbiser @rbeit unp Beladftisun9.
SIR baben Ni6ts seaen aoiele alte mo
neutrality-suspicious. Sitte, beflaeen ptelmebr
oo6 bieilse 0plf> cab e6 rem mddtioen
pra1penten feline &rone bewiuiot um bic
suten alien en9lil6en Sitten in ibrer urz
lprinsli9en G6tbeit au9 bier furt,uz
pfanSen. Die Glemente 1inp ale Yprben<
ben. SIS feblt. nur bet Govt d. Fiat
our MuSfabruns ces sroben Wertee. .
Sbl9pn uni ere Nrbeit ri6t 3ur unnDtbiz
gen 9ebSrt unp ntdt unterbroden perpen
fann> obne uns bur9 Musblsiben elmer
Drummer ben S9ein beS Banferottes ~
9eben> rperoen mir bod ~ni9t ermaneeln>
benz Germ gu abanfen, baB er uns mad
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Minnelpta seflbrt bat unp Jpn pemutbia
bitten, cab er bier bic 3abl I'M erer GIN
5ner pie uns laut @e1beibunsen f., bifz
reid unter Die &rme 9reifen> UNI uns au
elmer leeensrei9en unp u%nabbdnoioen
Grilten; 3u perbelfen) mie Sano am Steer
permtbre uno 3uslei@ Die 5er3en auer UNI
lerer ausmartisen Treunoe unp Mbpnnenz
ten gu errpei@en, oob iie unse laumt einen
Dollar brtefi9 funs S;ufommen laien, UNI
ntdt unterbrc&en' 81 perpen in unlerem
W1rten fir republitanil9e @runol dge Der
eclen 6reibeit. - .....
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In Nr. IA Der uSteit0," publicirte Wit>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06

Sen, 1T ieoem %unbefansenen Beobodter
tlar uup peutli6 u1,p bic j~iuelten Betre<
buneen Der, Nrbetter in Seem yJorf, Die
r1ande58 abre unp &ernunitise i'm Muae
bb.aben> .piirp pp1 per en9lilden uno peutz
iden preif tbeils seri1mdbt tbeils ms
sa9erli&e 9e;p9en unp Elm loldes @bapS
BON Snterel1e> unSernunf # unp lltppismus
laBt un6 leidt auf bic enprmen Sdwieriez
te1te11 l@lteben> se9en melde Nepplutipn
u1o &eform ansutdmpfen batcn.
Dte &esent1&afstfrase IN
q reuB en- 1T befnitiv enti6iecen. Der
prlnS Scn preuBen 1T gum &esenten erz
rannt unp Bic beioen &ammeru iinc auf
ben 20. ii. einberufen.
5ambur97 7. Sft. - Das enslil9e
Cabinet bat bic bannpYer'i6e &%esierun<
gen aufsefprpert> tbre &prldlase in Sc
treT Der Nafbebuns pes Staper 3pl& UNI
ner;iislt@ gu formultren, Die &esieruns
Der Ser Staaten beatiidti9t ebenfaus
oen1elben se9en cine entlpredenpe einmal
su sablenne Sumn1e absutaufen> ME pteS
NIT Dem Sunc;pu 9elbeben 1T. Die eng
liide @e9ierun9 bat oielelten Mb5i9ten.
Cine &iinrisuns res beslsli6en @ertras
lttbt terpr. Der Staper;pu ranairt ni1t
ais Tlubspu, ~ioncerr ais Seespu u. &purpc
petbalb rur6 cie Miener Gpnferen,en
ni4t auf9eboben. Derlelte 1T 1717 son
Ddnemart, bel 0ele9enbeit Der Attretuna
Ter Tiritentbimer Bremen unp @ercen,
fit 100000 pfp. Sterling pertauft mprz
ben. 3. ....:
@ien,- GsbeiBt ieyt sielieitie, Wien
lei litt mebr ras 9emiitblide Yaris BON
Oeutihlanp aune Seiterreid babe aufsez
bRrt patriarGalild gu fem uno man fin9e
jest: uGs CAB Ii a &otl ertapt> es CAB
muir a Wten."
Nun fro9en mir: ipu pas Elm @pmpli>
ment iein ouf Meterni9's 5errldait, pper
ouf Die Wtener unp Seterrsitcr, bic ibre
alte @emiitblidteit ben TreibeitS : sSceen
9eppfett boben?
Truber 9eb1rte bic 9iebe res Seiterz
retders. gum 9auptsu9 ieines biereren
Gbarotters ; jegt - idretbt man miro
Dem &otler UNI Der tailerli9en Bamtlte
ntdt einnnol Sic tbnen nad Nuben 9ebibz
rerre Gbrcrbteturg 9eSput,
&Snuten mir benz juneen &ailer aus
Mmerifa etnen &atb {btden unb mGre er
aensiat> ibm Gebbr gu setenL ~ mlrcen
Siete unc Gbrerbietuns balp mieper suz
rlldtebren in bic 5ersen ieines 0pltes.
Der &atb 1T pieier: Streiden Guer Maz
jeltdt ben Namen Tran3 unp sei9nen fid
Splepb beu9en it6 Guer Majeitdt Dor
Der Nstterltatae am Spiepb'6 : plaB uno
9eloben1 feline Ne9ietun9 ais Muter gu
nelmen. 8reden Guer Majeltdt NIT
Npm unc lal1en jeren brapen 81 lterrei6er
auf feline Toeon ielis werpen :; fteuen Guer
Majeitdt bic Yre0e auf ben 6uB Der en9z
lildn prele; besun1ti9en Guer Majeitat
9(terbau, Wewerbe unp 5ancel; iiber<
MAIDEN sic NIT Strense bic Nusutune
Der SuittA noa einem ou9emetnen
Gpccr> pbne nnterldiep Der perl on ma
: 9en Guer Majeitat pur9 1tonpmil1en
, 9ausbalt unp Ginfa6beit pes 5pfes bic
Steuem 10 lei9t ais mD9li9 uno SIR
auf Stebe 9eltiiBter Ibrpn miro feit teben,
troB e~in;elner &oten welde gu pbnz
ma9ti9 serorpen itnp> UNI Guer Majel tat
in Dero 9rpbem> yplf6be9liidenoem @e=
formperfe 81 binpern. Gin &aile Ter wte
Soleph mirce in jeBi9er 3eit ni9t nur
Scatter bon Selterret9 letn er wiiree balp
gum rerebrten Gdi Jar BON 9an3 Deutl9z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06

@etterleabien> i7d s%ertanDef. aBi 10
prubenoe, Grldeinunaep.,past Mitllano
ppn ben IGiinwebnern5 d Dem Grapttonss
p.ulu,fte 81 ndbern.; erit mad 10 Gaeen az
lang {. einieen beutlden Neiienperssiniee
5SaiferS aut i elmer l1nte'iudu qss,ffaatbl i ~sa
bewe9en. ~
5GlMF fc(at.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06
0euti@e @6ulen.y
gon Dilb., aosp., .
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GcrtieBung.

5@ir m,enoee,l u11s nut, 3u benz atueiten
Ginmonb>, ,pel@er aesen BIZ, Grri6tune
peutl@er S@ulen erbpben wirp. rGs miro
bebauptet, pab- IS ni&t redt lei, pena bic
Deuti4en nd pur4 eisne S@ulen natioz
nal a%bipnperten. Sie bitten piieluebr bic
&ufsabe, pur@, ibren lGinfub bafir 81
iorsen, PAP Die ben au1eriitanil&en S&ulen
nod anbaftenpen Mdn9ela al9eu1a@ bez
ieiti9t pilirpen. -" - -, .r-. -, ..,.,.:,.
@enn mi. bet BEN eriten 3beile unieres
&ufiaBes ipe3teQ auf pie 8etra6tun9 Der
q. gBir baten infer l1rtbeiI! tertits in einrr
fribern Summer iiber 6rn. 5etn3en aueee-
iprodtn. re6rigtns 9lauben mir ni1t, bag Ct
unftblbar, it pber; fi4 ielbit eafir balte, unb3 %
iplte lns frtuen, pe1n Ct auf bic tbn1 9tu1a6ten
Bormirft ron Seitt, unieres t5frrn S&parreiprn-,
eentta i ll'ft IN i a infer f@spa!ttn tseiee,!a ,.eiiret.
E--..rg ~ .Es--sE- Id III r4s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06

y @iebt Go te;;ne brittle Mntpprt ? - Die eng
liide @prade 1T uni pirbbie ffcts bic berrldtnbe
@prate i'm 8oltsleten, i'm @pnsre1e, in Staats>
~fapitplen uni in @9ulen tleiten. Die teut1de
g prade pirb 10 lange bur1 Spurnale, 1pdrlidc
8erla9swerte, unb bele naeiit i'm Nadrrud, b,rb
&dulen sertreten iein, als bic @inpaneeruns
fprtoauert. sGtnsepanterte Deuti4e amerifani<
Iren Ii4 l9tper, Siele ME. RSunen mir aber oas
AUDI opn uniern &iubern 1a9tu? Ronuen mir
funf ,8inoer aus tauienb bier s~etprnen &inoern
fnbenz bic. tpenn be%ransewa9ien> Der Spra9e,
III erfennen inb g 7@emib nt9t. @ebDrte Der
unaarilde lrbeer fra,nn,SIlde Matipnnftol, ;um ne.
lentli1en Mertmale hes teutlden Gbarafters; 10
mdre an cine Nufre9terbaltung Der g%fationalitGt
III bie1eu1 2auoe nod eini9ermaben 5u %slauben;
.aqein bic enslil9e g ra1e, Der ensliI4e Gbarat-
tel. beleelt bier. NIT alien 1einen .8prsu9eu, uni
@@wa9en 10 febr bas 0an5e+ StaatslYftem,,' Rap
an cine tbr 9lei9tpmmente .coer fet io9ar uter-i
fu9elnbe Natipnaltt6t gar ni9t ~ centen 1T, menn
man anberS i'm @tanbe 1T, fplSeredt unb 'letben<
l1aftSlps9 3u jpenten, sDie Natipnalitdt iterbaupt
lpu in -einen1 freien~ @tlate gar feline ~belcnpere
SRRpQe ipielen: ts 1T Der Menld, hes Meni1en.
@ei(, Der bier 5ur 0eltuns tcmmen mub. 5u>
%r1anitat ifebt uber Naticnalitat; bas 0entper-
r1Dsen lbsr benz Spradcrsane. Geuti6lanb's
boben @ertb betrtf @iNenldaft unc auni lam
Niemanb gerins an @laeen 1eutldlane's ppli-
tii@esa3tttn Dtuti9tanp's Ginbeit-
guQ. Deuti1e @i1en11aft, beuti9e 8ieperfeit
unb Gbrli9teit, biele yp%rberri1fnoen &tsaratttr<t
typeu, fDnnen bier einen wcbltbati9fn giulub
auf zen mcbernilrten ansloid6Fiden Gbaratter
aueiibtn. @er rmebrs erwarttt, traunt BON
ltepien: +, ~. ua In. .,
felben Naturpeieb. zr .faa a-HEz z.rs9-
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5aftnss. Dir b6ren, bo6 bic
IN SIR. IA Der ~Stsste." .pnblieirte @it>
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