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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
Railroad Freights.

The Charlottesville Jeffersonian has the
following: 1.-THE following proposition for
the transportation of freight over the Cen
trail and Orange and Alexandria Railroads,
we trust, will be adopted by both companies,
as it will result to the mutual benefit of both
and give to our citizens and farmers espe-
ciallv, the choice of two markets. The peo-
pie Of Albemarle have long been complain
inc of DELAYS and costs for transhlpment OF
goods from une train to another. An ar
rancement something like the following, the
public, we think, have a right TO expect II
not to demand, from these Railroad COM
panics:
Proposition from the Central to the Orange
and Alexandria Raiiroad Company.
"Resolved, That the two companies should
TRANSPORT all important articles OF tonnage,
such as tobacco, wheat, corn, oats, plaster,
puano, and other fertilizers, when delivered
from one Road to the other, at the same rate
per mile, as is charged for through rates by
the company transporting the longer dis
lance, taking Gordonsville rs Il common ter
minus. Provided, that there should be uni
iormity in the freight charges on the two
Roads, and they shall in no case be less than
cost. That lreigh, destined to pass from
one road to another, should not be sub
iect to the expenses and delays OF transhlp-
ment, but should be transported without un-
loading. and that a fair allowance should be
made to the company furnishing the cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The WIG CANDIDATES ~ THE Frederic
AND CLARKE DIsrRICT.-ln regard 10 tn
election for State Senator, the District. cor
sisting of Frederick, Clarke and Warren
is go decidedly Democratic, that no on
could hope for the success Of our WORTH
friend Meade over Gen. Carson, the Dem
cratic nominee, who received the votes Of ma
ny Wings as a compliment to a neighboran
personal friend. But it is due TO Mr.. Mead'
10 state that in the canvass for Congress hr'N.
ertct himself with far more zeal than III is
Owl behalf. In conducting IA forIorn hop".
he has shown that his principles are wei
grounded; and that there is often a. much
honor in defeat as in victory.
Our worthy Wing candidates for III"
House Of Delegates, Messrs. Baker and Wa-l.
ington, also went into the contest with well
known odds against them. They passed.
through the ordeal unscathed, even party
malignity being able to urge nothing To- Their
detriment az honorable men and good cIi-
GEMS Winchester Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
Man S%ickleized.

The Murfrecsboro' (Tenn.j Telegraph of
yesterday, says:
''On Wednesday last. 24th ult.. Lafayette
Eppcs was shot and killed by a man named
Duncan Roberts. near Rock Spring, ia this
county. The partie, had met III til" woods,
and there was no other person present, cX-
ccpt it was the wife Of Roberts, and she de-
MES being near. The firing Vas heard by
a man named Lassitcr, who was plou5EIing
in y field hard by, who recognized the voice
of Roberts. Three shots We're fired, and 1t
is evident that two of them were by Roberts
with n double-barrcl shot gun, as EppeS
body was almost riddlcd, there having 40
shots entered it; one charge entered his
stomach and abdomen, and the other his
shoulder. When found he was dead, with
Il revolver lying near him. Roberts Wa
tried bv E-uuircs Beatty and Brothers, and
committed to jail. Eppes was tried III our
criminal court IA few years since for causing
the death of a woman by shooting, which
occurred accidentally a> h" fired ut her nus
band. He WAS then sentenced 10 Imprison-
ment in the Penitcntiary for ten years. lie
appealed to the supreme Court. but lending
the trial Of his cause lac broke jail. We be
lieve the case was subsequently, dismissed.
The quarrel between him and Roberts orlgI-
mated from alleged improper intimacy with
Ruberts's Wife
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The fredericksburg News is mistaken as
to the new Secretary of Legation to the Ar
~gentine Confederation. lie il George Lee
Brent, son of Vim. Brent. formerly minister
to that country. The author Of the Ben
zonian pamphlet" is George W. Brent, Of
this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The Board Of Domestic Missions Of he
Potomac Association Of the Baptist 'hnr.H
held its session for this year at III" 'a'",i"
Baptist Church, in Loudoun county iH-'
week. The Rev. W. +. Broadus, B. trims.
ley, W. c. Kerfoot, Stephen p. Hill, lsa".
Clark, 5. II. Rogers and Messrs. John PIcE
EFT and ID. W. Sewers, members OF the Boari,
were in attendance. Several able s"F.
mons were preached by Revs. Grimsly and
Broadus. The meeting was very interest
ing.-LeesJary Washinyhoniam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

In one day last week there passed through
the Welland Canal. from Upper Lake ports,
the following vessels, bound for Europe
From Detroit, the Caroline and &. ID. Dous-
man, for Liverpool; Gold Hunter, for Bor-
deaux: Crank Turk, for Hamburg; and from
Cleveland. j. G. Deshier, for Ireland. They
were all loaded with slaves and lumber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

Messrs. Vim. +. Lovett, of California. and
A. A. Loyett. general superintendent of the
American Telegraph Company, have pur-
chased of the patentees the exclusive right
for using the Hughes, the House, and Com
bination telegraph instruments for the en-
tire State of California.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

A Democratic paper says:--"" ha'eVer
may have been the differences among Demo
orats, they will all be buried in n common
grave at Charleston"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

We are gratiied to learn. says the Central
Presbyterian. from the Agent for Union
Theological Seminary, that a member of the
Fredericksburg church has offered to give
$3.50 to found Il scholarship to be called
the Drury Lacy Scholarship, provided an
equal amount shall he contributed from 9TH
or sources.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
T@ELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.

GALENA, June "a destructive fire occur
red yesterday morning. 1t broke out about
3 o'clock, in Browns crockery store, and ex-
tending to the De Soto House, destroyed the
southern wing of that hotel. The wholesale
dry goods warehouse of Pickard & Co. was
also destroyed, with several other smaller
buildings. The loss is estimated l. at Sl4i,O
on which there was SO, 900 insured in the
Homer Insurance Company of New York,
and the .E,na. Hartford. and Phoenix Com
panies of Hartford.
CINCINNATI. June about six hundred
citizens of Chicago, Milwaukee. and Fort
Wayne, arrived here this morning on an ex-
%cursion train, to celebrate the opening of the
new route to Chicago via the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton, Michigan and Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago routes.
BusToN, June "A festival was held in
Faneuil Hall Yesterday afternoon and even
Ing by the Homeopathic faculty. The even
Ing festival was attended by about three
thousand persons, including our prominent
citizens.
CoLruBrS. June 1.-The following nomi-
nations have been made by the OH" Repub-
! lican State Convention: Governor. VIM. Den
nison, IT.: Lieut.. Governor, Robert {. Kirk:
Supreme Judge, VIM. c. GholSen: Auditor,
X. W. Taylor; Treasurer, A. p. Stone: Sec
rotary. A.P. Russell; Boardo OF Public Works,
John Gregory; School Commissioner, Arson
Smith.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The steamcr Roa-
noke will, it is said, bring the japanese Com
m~issioners from Panama to New York.
Commander Porter will leave in the stca-
mcr of the Goth. to take command Of the
sloop-ofwar st. Mary's, now at Panama.
Captain Dahlgreen having. by order Of the
chief of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydro
graphy, examined and tested J~oslyn's hrccch-
loading carbine. officially reports that this
style of arm commends itself To the tests of
the service, the only objection being the
shortness Of the barrel.
BURLINGTON. VI, June 1.-The Annual
Episcopal Convention here to-day made choice
of the following clerical and lay deputies to
the General Convention: Rev. John \. Hicks,
Rev. George b. Mansur, Rev. d, lIi!lhouse,
Rev. Frederick W. Shelton, Isaac I. Redfeld,
Thomas II. Garfield, Sylvester Dcming, and
Edmund Weston.
LAFAYETTE. o.. June 2.-Spencer'S Block
was partially destroyed by fire this morning;
loss 8. 1000. WI Gregory's hardware store
was also damaged. causing a loss Of 5000.
Several other stores and offices were also
damaged. The total loss was $1,000, par
tally covered by insurance.
EVANSVILLE, June 1.-The Chicago, st.
| Paul, and Fon-du-Lac Railroad was sold to-
day to the first and second mortgage bond
holders, for a nominal sum.
New ORLEANS, June "A portion Of
Banks Arcade, and two adjoining buildings,
were burned last night. The Office Of the
Bulletin narrowly escaped destruction. The
loss is about $1,000.
BUFFALO. June Jacob \. Barker, an
old and prominent citizen Of buffalo, died
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

Among the chancery cases decided at the
late term of the Spotsylvania Circuit Court
was one brought by Mrs. Sarah }. Ashhy
against her husband, j. Ashby, for a divorce.
The Judge decrecd a total divorce between
the parties, Ia ~vinculo matrimonii,) and also
decreed a change Of name for the plaintiff to
that of Sarah j. Jarvis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

NOTICE.-NO one is authorized 10 contract
" debts in any shape or form against the Trust
Fund held by me, for the benefit Of VIM. q. Som
erville, except my brother, Samuel W. Somsrville,
of Culpeper County, and myself; and hereby
notify the public that / will not be accountable for
debit contracted in any other way.
K. y. SOMRRVILLE,
Trustee for Vim. u. Somcrville.
Richmond, Va, my l6-law6w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

Hon. Cyrus Sphinx, a member Of Congress
elect from Ohio, died suddenly of ~apoplexy'
on Monday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

Annually. on the first day of the new
wear. both houses of the Tennessee LeglsIa-
ture formally adjourn, and proceed in a bod.
to pay their respects to Mrs. Polk, widow OF
the late President Polk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
~ ~ NdTIU"TU"N" N"'I'' .
Lean, hungry. savage, auti-c'cGy things.

Lean, hungry, savage, ahil-c'ci! 'HI"ES'
The womrn's rights women, the strong
minded women, the shrill-yoiced women.
and women of sharp features, the women
who prefer cowhide boots to { ndereIla slip
pcrs, and wooden socks to sllken hose: the
women in favor of the free and independent
Use of %pitchforks, razors, butcher knives and
broom handles: the women Of yoluble speech
and elongated tongues: held II convention AT
Mercantile Hall Yesterday afternoon. To
use Il common phrase, there was Il general
uphraval of the masses on the occaSi"i.
The hall wa completely filed. as we'll a.
several uf the al Joining rooms. Every seat
was occupied by the women. and IL few oil
the weaker sex" were sprinklcd around
the uui-Si irtS, like thIstlcs III Il bed ot roses,
or thorns in a thistlc-hcd. The ostcnsihI"
purpose of the Convention was t. consider
the rights OF women 1t Is maintained
by many that the rights OF women are pa
tent; as IA natural consequence 1t follows
that they are patent rights and 1t Is I'M
doubtedly for the purpose OF renewing the
patent. or obtaining Il reissue before the
old one expires. that Conventions of the
character noticed are held. Judging from
the number in attendance and the interest
manifested at the Convention Yesterday, there
is evidently II strong tide of feminine" s"nti-
ment in favor Of a general revolution in 90
vcrnmentaI affairs: in favor of tearing down
the strong holds of Satan and erecting IN
stead the brcastwurk of Zion. \ IarG" mum
Der Of solid looking feminine diSnItarles
were seated upon the platform, evidently for
the purpose of giving weight to the move
mcnt. Mrs. Caroline W. Severance, Presi-
Jnn,v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The case of Carstang Va. Snow, for a breach
Of promise Of marriage, in St. Louis. last
week. was decided by the jury rendering a
verdict for the full amount of the petition OF
the plaintiff. 800. 900. 1t is understood that
the counsel for the defendant will file a de-
mand to have the verdict set aside, and also
p~etition for a new trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The Twin Curses of Kansas, according to
Greeley, who is now in the Territory, are
Gland speculators and one orse politicians
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
was sold on the 2lst ultimo, under the third
mortgage, for seventy-fve per cent. OF the
amount due, being over Sl,50o,o0O; thus
winding up by far the most gigantic Rail
road swindle ever p%erpetrated. From the
commencement this road has been the vic
tim of designing men. who have used it,
and only too successfully, in Fleeing the
public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

On Tuesday 10 bushels ofnew prime white
wheat sold at Charleston. S. C., at Sl.I5 per
bushel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

Strawberries are selling in Cincinnati for
five cents a quart. In Washington at 4 a
cts. In Alexandria at : to 10 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
The Mount Vernon Fund.

The Wee Regent Of Virginia gratefully ac-
knowledges tn" receipt Of 500, literally
Contributed By the MasnnS Of Wheeling. Va.
Yesterday tn" Vie" Regent sent on adraft
for seven hundred and seventy-four dollars
and twenty-five cents "a 81 to Geo. W.
Riggs. esq. Treasurer Of the Mount Vernon
Association of the Union, at Washington
RichmOnd EngUirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The Cunard steamer Persia is to be eoaiea
for her next VOYAGE, with Cumberland coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
The Women in Council.

Tie modern Athens has lately reduced IL
practice the imaginings of the great comic
poet of ancient Athens, and held their "Er-
clcsiazou>c," or Womcn's Assembly, last
week. Although the exhibitions at such
gatherings, at New York and elsewhere, are
not such a. are creditable to those engaged
in them, we may believe that the stald sober
outside appearances which even irregular
Puritanism is obliged to put on in Boston
prevented anything like the talk which Arts
tophancs puts into the mouths OF the certain
old women" of his play. Hear what tn"
Boston Post says of this meeting OF the
crowd which every May
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

RocxBRIDGE County NA.--It is with feel.
ings Of the most intense delight that We con
graduate our readers on the glorious trump
which the Wing party has achieved in thu
county. Wehave over,hrown our opponent
We have set them all back in this regi"n'
and some of them 50 far back that 1t wII! r..
quire several months and some six or >"'"h
search warrants to find them. The "hiG'
Of Rockbridge have given a clean MAJOR! .'
every man on the ticket. -Lerin9to" Eds''.
DEAPER AND MOWER FOR SALE.i.'
III subscriber has for sale, u second hand NJ
NY'S REAPER AID MOWER, with "ooi' u
provsment. 1t is nearly new, having been 10
only one seasou-vorks well, and will be 'oii .
considerable reduction from first cost An! =,
sou in want Of one Of the above Mschih.' -"
save money by application L" ,ow
Gainesville, Pr. Vim. Co, Va. my 2I-e"u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The wevil is said to be destroying the "hea
crop in Hartford county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

DURTER AND ALE.-We are just in receipt
/ Of n fresh supply Of Barclay 4 Perkins
PORTER, and ''All-op's' f.. !. PALE ALE.
my Il RtDGELY, HAMPTON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06

The Democracy were wont to boast OF
their strength in the South est':--that
Ia nd was the salt of the earth Democratic,
par excellence. Now, they have to give it
up-and TURF to the North Vest, the coun-
try that borders on Ohio and Pennsylvania
not heretofore in very high favor, on a
particular subject-as their hope, their re-
fuge-their political salvation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
PUBLISHED DAILY AND Rl-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1859.

The Academy of Medicine in New York.
has been engaged in Il discussion of the ques-
ton is yellow fever contagious" DR..
Smith took ground against the idea of con-
tasion, Notwithstanding the numerous vel
low fever visitations, the Doctor seemed to
defy proof Of a wel~l-authenticated case in
which the disease was communicated from
person to person out of the infected district.
DR.. Francis, on the other hand, presented
some formidable facts. He had himself
taken yellow fever from his father in 1875,
who died Of the disease, and he himself was
so sick with it that his coffin was brought
into the room to put him in SO soon as he
was cold. There were well authenticated
cases of the personal communicating of yell
low fever. though men must not expect TO
see yellow fever leap from one to another as
plainly as they see a buffalo on the prairie.
The discussion terminated, in leaving two
upinions still.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-03

@iuer berlelben, NatnenS Timer, bat Elm BOZ
ifdnbiseS Determining ab9ele9t. Grceoem lte1t
i'm Der Hidter nut inter $1,000 Var9I9af,
Der anbere, Vamen8 0ubbarp, Der auf ba
S9at ertappt tporpen 1T, ME er ejn Sdeit Sd,
auf ben Sdienenme9 le9te, wuroe bonn 6rte.
oensridter nad Der 0ernebmung retge
pro6en, wcrauf er l9 oann ipfcrt aus Den
Staube n.a9te. 90 beri9tet Der nSnDtanapo'
liz Sentinel" gDdre ba8 Ding in etnem an
beren QanDe pallirt, Ic miroeu mir au8rufen
vOaS fam nidt lein !" - $50 etpaS 1T I'M
mSeli6 I" - Sn 4merifa ober fdugt maj
Spiebuben uuo Nt0rDer nur Elm, unl ibnen ot
3artefte Nufmertlamfeit uno ridlt9t8poulte BE
banoluns gu Spell peroen gu lailen, Gle mar
einem Gentleman lddloi9 1T.
Statifif be8 Narrenbaue a
pon Snbtana. - SIN ben 10 Sabren, baf
pies Staats : SrrenbauS beltebt, ba6en bic
Wirtbsbduier 80 Narren bineingeliefert, BIZ
&irden 1876, uno bic @eiltertlopler 81. 0t
&ir9en BADEN alto Die uleilten 2eute gu Barren
9emadt.
Buffalo. Wor Ginger .3eit marO bon biei
9emeloet, DAP Elm Meann Qeirer Elm Oeutiher
per6aftet worpen iei, Der elm 13ldbriges ARAB
den, pdbreno lie Mutter 81 etber
eltgebalten, 9enOtb5i9ti9t babe
Der 0tame pe8 SdenIal8 BON elmer Wtuttet
1T Warie We er (43 Sabre alt, Der Dei
Wlannes Wti6ael Willert1 (38 Sabre alt)
6eute ltanDen beibe por benz S9nurgerlbte
uno oa Der 8elalfuns8bewsis ppultdnOiB &c.
Iibrt muroe, 10 ipraAen Die 8el9pprenen nadJ
elmer fur5en 8eratbun9 BON nur 5 UtInuten oas
,SduloiS" aus. Der @ert4t8bcf Uerurtbeilte
oarauf Den B,Qeri4 gu tn3ebnidbt8e'
uno Die Oea9er gu sebuIdbrt9er 3udt
1ausitrafe. Der Hiater bemerttt, oaB er betot
gu lebensldn9ll9er .3uhtbauS iraIe perurthell1
baben miroe, menu er nIdt Seiiir6tet bate, DAT
alsolnn Elm fall9es Otitletoeu erreSt uno pa
ourd bic 8esnaOl9uns Der Serbre4er, naAOem
lie Elm paar Sabre s~eieiien pdtten, bemtrtt wer'
Den miiroe+
St.2puis. Die oeutlAen 8uteu J2t
Erautmein uuo Antcn Seize, welAe Def
Yiebbdnoler Susb Donnie nit teHft-
l9er unliAt in elmer Slrbterltube BON ct
Xouls ermoroet batten unD i'll 6cl5e ihreS Ser.
bredens gum CODE Ucrurtbeilt wCrDen ltno, be
ftnoen li& ieet bort in Der 4rnenliinper5etIe
uup lino in ~neue1ter Belt leqr nteOer5el4Iasen
lie fitGten, Dap ibneu felne 9naOe gu &bet
werDen piro. Die AusliAt pom Ihrer 3eIe
Deren 5eniter niht Sdn5lI1 9el4lcilen IT'D, 8eb
nat benz @1lSen, Der Dor mebr alS elnen! JAbr,
our SlnridtunS BON orei GerbreAerr errldte
mcrpen mar, uup an Dem oer gteger Sulitb sc
1dnst murce. lleber Die @ntldeioun9 Des Sou
uerneurs in oieier ln9ele9enpett weIB man ned
lmmer nidt8 Geltimmtee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-03

ten, unb mir bpffen, bieIelbe tperbe unter Del
Nrbeitern auer Srten Intlans tlnoen uno aocp
tirt nerben. S9on Der erlte Vara9rapb be
BlattIprm befnnbet elm anerfennen8pertbe'
Streben unp cine ri9tige 8eurt9eilun9 Der Sc
seumdrtigen pplitilden Barteien; bic Bro9ran
NE Der lebteren merben al8 ungeni9eno be5elh
net uuo pies entlpriht Der gDabrbeit. Die Pc
liti1den 8efenntnife Der oenlctratilden Unit
amerifaniIAen 8artei lino 9~eraoe5u oerDerf lid.
freiboitsl6dpLi9 uno anti.r G publttantl6 uni
audi oaS Brpsramm Der republitanilden Far.
tel, welde inoeb Der Nnfans elmer enti6tebene.
rem 6reibeit8partei III, tSnute nod mandeu
Puuft entbalien, un rapitaleren 9nfcroerun9en
gu entipre6en. Daourd, DAP iiA Der Irbet'
ter Gcn9reB entldieoen 9e9en Die Stlaperei ere
fl6rt bat, bat er fi9 lelbltUeriduolid 8e9en bic
cencfratil9e 4artei ertldrt, Die befanntli4 CUR
Partet Der SflaUerei berabseluuten uno BON Der
ntdt bas @erin9lte in Be5us auf cine before
Bclitit in bieler 2inie gu bcffen ii, uno ouru
Die Grtl6ruus, pprl1ufiS init Der Yartet lflmmea
3u wCaen, melde ben 6orDerun9en Der Irbeiter
an meiIten entipri9t, Dat lth Der @oa8reB ans
5peifelbalt Ger republtf lnlIden Partel 9endbert,
bic leet Die eiu5i9e 1T, auf bic man etne Soffe
uuns besen fann. Die @rtldrun9 be5i8li4 Der
llu3uldnslidteit Der ieet8eu pOlitll4en Pro.
sraulne une Der 9totbwenpt9feit, cine Serpca
%fomuiuuus b~erlslbeu un3ultrebeu, entlprldt un
iereu Anlthten ibsr oteIen Punft oura1uS..
Q8tr ballen Die Siabilitlt, oa5 6unfertbun al-
Ter 6Orulen nno 4tteu, Das bllupe 6eltbalten
am BarteiooBma unp oaS parteiiide. bano
tpsrf8maBtse 2obpretlen Der polittlden @enleln.
f9aft, Der man liA on8elNlcfen; DOE Alen
muB Streblamteit unO 2eben erbalten weroen
unp man BARI nidt aut Dem bequemen Sopba
Der i3ufrieoenbeit flulen5en, i0npern Die cbnes
bin our 0luhe uno BebaSlidfeIt seneisten gel'
fer porpdrt5 Drdu9en 81 enlightenment ,polI'
unD raDifalersn 2ebren. Obne unnlO3'
liAeS perlunsen gu molten, bari nlan lta bod
ntdt fir ALE 3eiteu nit benz einmal Oar9ebo.
tenen be9uiiSen, ~lonoern muB auf Dem Grunge
neu @runo uuo Sopen pelter bauen uno troe
YbiliItertbum uno @onlerpatiSmus an Der
9erbeifibruuS uclencelerer 3ultdnoe atbeiten.
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