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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

5GETOne of the results of the Brown forov
at the South may be observed in the increas-
ed restrictions upon free coIored people. A
Dill has been introduced into the Tennessee
Legislature to prevent free negroes travelling
on tne railroads in that State, which passed
at the first reading. The bill provided that
the president who shall permit free negro
TO travel ON any road within the Jurisdiction
of the State under supervision shall nav a
hne OF $500 any conductor for permitting
aviolOtiOn of the act shall pay fine of $3.50;
provided such flee negro is not under the
control and care of free white citizen Of
tennessee, who Vouches for the character
OF said free negro in a penal bond of 81 900.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02
.GIddimgs' "POIit,caI Millennium. ;

After the arrest of Capt. Brown, at Har.
per's Ferry, many questions were ssked him
by Mr.. Vallandigham OF this State, and 9TH
ers, nearly ell of which he answered prompt
ly and unreservedly; but when the imPOr'
tsnt question was put to him If Joshua r.
Giddiugs knew anything Of his expedition,
he refused to Gns,Osr the question! We quote
from the report of the Cincinnati Gazette, a
Republican paper: .... ..... .,'
Mr.. When in Cleveland,
did you attend the Fugitive Slave Law Con.
veDlion
Brown-No; / was there shout the time
of the setting Of the Court to try the Oberin
rescuers / spoke there publicly on that
subject; spoke on the Fugitive Slave Law.
and my own rescue, of course go far as
had any reference at ell, was disposed to
justify the Oberlin people for rescuing q
slave, because I have myself forCibly taken
slaves from bondage was concerned in
taking eleven slaves from Missouri to Can
ada last winter, think spoke in Cleveland
before the Convention 4; do not know that
had any conversation with any Of the Oberlin
rescuers was sick part OF the tine was in
Ohio had the ague was part OF the time in
Ashtabula county.
Mr.. V.-Did you see anything of Joshua
R. Giddings there!
B.-I did meet him. .-.. ..
I Mr.. V.-Did you consult with him
BIZ did, would not tell you, of course,
sny thing that would implicate Mr.. Giddings,
hut I certainly saw him and had n ConVersB.
ton with him. .-'
Mr.. V.-About the rescue case
B.-Yes, did hear him express his opin-
ion on it very freely and frankly.
Mr.. V.-Justifying it
B.-Yes sir do not compromise him in
suying that. ..
By Bystander you answer this
Did you talk with Giddings about your ex.
pediton here
B NO sir, won't answer that, because
denial of it would not make, and to make
an affirmation oft should be great Ounce.
Amongst the bushels of letters found in
Browns house, and since published in the
papers, was the following, from which it will
be seen that "John Smith," alias Captain
John Brown, acknowledges that his sold
friend J. II. G. (Which of course means J.
R. Giddings) took stock to the amount of
$780," in the "irrepressibe conflict" move.
ment, which no doubt Giddings thought
would bring about the "Poltical Millennium"
he prayed for in his celebrated speech in
Congress. Here is the letter:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02
TO the Democratic Electors of the
County of Portage.

Pursuant to the foregoing notice from the
Democratic State Central Committee, the
Democracy of Portage county will hold a
County Convention, at Ravenne, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1859, at II o'clock, A. NJ, to choose four
Deleg stes to represent said county in the
State Convention on the 5th Of January,
1860.
The County Convention will be composed
Of 90 Delegates, which will be distributed
among the several Townships ns follows:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

[The Boston Republican papers style
the traitor Brown, "the gallant Bro,on !''
To attempt to rise servile insurrection and
to take forcible possession Of a. U. 8. Ar.
senal, constitute the highest acts OF "gal.
Iantry," according to these Black Repub.
lican patriots. .'! '|'-.".
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

or OF the three thousand voters o.
Washington Territory, two thousand are de-
sirous Of entering the matrimonial state, bu
there are no manageable girls there. The
Fhget's Sound Herald plaintively calls fol
New England damsels to satisfy the demand
fol- s"good article."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

The Democrats of Kansas have nominated
Sam. MeGsry for Governor, and ]. A. Hill.
derman for Representative to Congress.
under the Wyaudotte Constitution At The
Democratic convention. X $50 .ro.,l g3aa
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

OF Twenty.four of the forty.two organ
lied counties of Kansas. gave a ma ajority for
the Constitution of 3,75s votes. The total
vote of the Territory will not exceed 10000,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

or The New Orleans Della says it's faith
is pinned to the Popular Sovereignty doc
trine, and can see neither peace for the
country nor prosperity for the territories, by
q resort to any other mode Of determining
in favor Of, or 10 opposition to, the establish
ment of slavery in the territories.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

TThere is some talk In Englsnd of q
Worlds industrial Exhibition for 1860, the
Prince of Woles to be President.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

The Democracy OF the XVIIIth Congress.
sional District will also hold a Convention
at Alliance or Akron, on
THURSDAY, THE 1sT DAY OF DECEMBER,
1859. to elect two Delegates from said Dis
trict to the Democratic National Convex
tiop, 10 be held in Charleston, S. c., in
1860. The representation in said District
Convention from the county Of Portage will
be one Delegate from each Township-ex-
cept Ravenna and SuAield, (the first having
8, and the last Delegates.
1t is recommended that each Township
holds its primary meeting on Saturday, the
26th day Of November, 1859, and elect it's
Delegates to both of said Conventions.
By order Of District and County Executive
Committees. E. SPALDING,
October ~, 1859. Chairman.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-02

or Ground has been broken for passen.
ger railway ip Cleveland. 20. ss sHsa .as 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

RESIGNATION on TIE GENI. SUPERINTENDENT
The Comm snorsn Of Police met yesterday ARR
noon At Ue.dqusr,.rr, and disniss,d from the dep'
nat George z. Last Of the Fourteenth Precinct
james Quiplan Of the Fourth Pfecihc', Ardrsr
Tuner Of the Eighteenth Pfscinct, and james barh
OF the Fourth Precinct Brookyn.
General sypsrir,srdett rAluadss resigned bis po''
ton in the Depi'imsrt, and the rs''gnA'on %" On
n oiion accepted. No farthsr bu'hs's aPpeAfi'g' w
The General Superintendent In his letter OF rssisns.
io ,o he BoHd sIsgted cause or re ison ior ths
ten. but, in a conversation with our ispofet' Is
.,,isd ,bnt be dd pot consider 'uch confidence Ss'
800 !, him As hs posiiion DEMANDED be sas
y s,s spiomAop. ard bad been uied to commune AZ
ne orders Of the Board to the Deputy aud Other ON
80. The General alluded ~ resolution Passsd .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

the last meeting Of tie Beard relative to tho antc,.
ner, under command Of Captain Waterbury scd four
stIgestts, whose names were given. Tho resolstiou
n given 10 the reporters and published by them, no
submitted 20 the Meyer who said such rrsolut "a
wa pared by the BOard. The number OF men to be
detailed was designated but the officers 10 take com
we're not cLtot ed thu, matter being lett 10 the
GereTal, 10 tcnd those whom be should deem ~ for
Tie duty. Everything WAS done by the Conmisson.
ets even 10 minu'is and the General said he wastred
# t,if bis office merely TO pass orders back and
forth lie will resume his law practice, and probably
tci n counsel b. the Board.
Among the applicants for the Office thus rendered
vacant are General Nye, tx Chief Matsel and Dep
uty Superintendent. CARPENTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
COURT or oYEH AND TRIMMER

Judge DAstKh.
The Court WIS opened ~ 10 o'clock this m ,rning.
There wss n large attendance 81 jurOra aud oilers
jean Bosquet the Italian, under Indictment for the
murder Of his follOw-pfisOuer ia tho Tonbs, was
brought in and the irons having been removed rom
biz wTs's no wns sested near the door IN charge OF
the ,iliccIs Of the Court
The Gaze Of Wood, Eddy Co, indicted for lottery
dealing was with th. contobt o. the District AtlOr-
ney. posipoued ubtil Monday next.
The Dit' riot. Attorney stated that 10 the Gaze oi
jean Bosquet who expected % be- pm. on trial To-
cay, he was Informed by Mr. Antb0n ono Of the prs
oIsrs council that he understood tho cnse 10 have
been postponed until later day ard bsd not yet con
cudsd bic Investigations by medical viinesses ~ 10
the prisotcrs sauity. The oaso was therefore post
poted until Monday psN. BOsquets Dsiniiy, # he Is
Il sane IL Of very peculiar character bursting forth
IN tsr 1ysus Of ubgoyeutble fury upon the slightest
sruson TO the remarkably rePnlAive ugliness OF his
features.
Tire District Attorney moved on the case Of Joseph
CobuIb Indicted for assault ard battery with intent
10 Nil Officer DAvsoo % the Tenth Ward
Mr. II. l.. Field asked for the pos ponsment OF the
Gaze on account % the absence q wltnesses, which
vAs do1ied. Mr Field stated that be only sppearei
10 tie case for the puip.ss Of making this motion
ard az ere wss no other counsel 10 the oase u VAS
finally posipored until Tuesday, ard the Court al
turned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

r.sLr Of "a, Ioar. specie, c,eslar,, ssd hsrs"s ~
Raut az s Cay hss Ye.k (er 't-srk sa5sH7 90 sssss
dat ar, g. 80 10 pAA srsd hs Car'taI ef easA bss>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
Messrs. Barirg rsmarl F;


ria is.sgoy. h.1s "I been rss.s 81 R Tso.S .%.
o. ' New Yas c.na 81 49, at 70 Of New Yo'i ana rn. IT,
Of md o. n1e.,9 9 q ds ,a g a., sssf s
count Colonial Bonds lfnl bat quiet Atlantic aHd o. Law
reno. shores have risen 10 ~.
The U0tiy Ncirs OF the LIT inst. says
IN the t.coi market the demand active today
the sPpn alton. the Bsnt no'e.asd Lite Business .p
ThsIs wa. however rot ,i ,ls slightest pro..ar.
additional .aa Of 1000 IN bar god %stios 40 a'c.I
hsSy Withdrawn nom the Bsnh for oHsohaioa ~ tho Cont,
suited tss Government despatch ooo I, silver
10 India by tho nest 'losme The Imports Of silver om tse
Continent oontinur On srss sese spwHd OF 100000 ar
dyed y.,lsfoay nom Rotterdam
In relation to tho rev French loan alluded 10 In pre-
vous adyices as probable, The Times CITY Article
rsys:
TLs private LISTERS m,te 90 mention yy q any Intended
early for smouut that must Increase With every
N u tho maintenance Of the existing a"sm"ni. A. gss
spt he renewed hsayrsss bs ab1tsd H. hs fact
that public have responded 10 tho oondsnos qf tho spsc
io, AID hat Tho latter dudns The pending .s,,l""snt -i
i-ug s.o nofcs'sd BY ,hs gloomy aud dlfa.al on.
h.t eonsss' @ p'y.as Az es .',' h1" Gus, h
sci. ~ be- slated BY III. Witt b. Paf' would not ~ .sf ca s
%1 .Uss '.% s. ops 81 @S you'd @
ots 20 sympathy bad better therefore b concealed
The T1,n Of Eddy says: In Amoroae Securities
a further decline Of Al occurred In the share Of Iinos
Central ard quotes sass al - discount.
TN IOhdOH McTc dHtHc b"srHc OF rIlhsy p M,
April /, report
ftief sun ~ fg2f00 goi5 hes been dfsvp ~, ~ The
Bsna export the Conn IA payment 81 PTohesos OF
,qer ppsd o. the fat uasibs fgfhsr Dram on
ne .ora ~ baIyn the dsts ~ the las, retain. oi
upsNd II ss2O1 There hovsysr several s'h snppist
N sS nsmsly sgtoo from Ams,io. ks1 per the ce,sA
hagen from AsLorne S5a $40 per the Water NInps ffo@
Nsikurte and RTo 40 psr Tsyio making tosshsf sl
30 row "a .ss, which will suffice 10 satisfy fof leo
days The pf.ysiisg deusnd. - -
fst, large anyss silver have In from the ponSsnt
Tue ts tbls fonsthny hs 10 go s0f nc mai ~
the fh Instant hssly 70 take cat kvop % aS'oV0 sf
hcisasa China -.
H.bef returns The hplfsrd dsies ~ ss
1i,h much ths CoosO asissL ~ opsnes
haos Consos vhtsh rlssd yes'srdsJ al
a 70 heinz quotsd So tn T. bat hDns eiaisJ falss -
81 . aLa LfN k Gf0 that pflcs Esohe1psf bl-, 1h
pm Inss STOCK 2ist ~ DO Bonds, ios 70 ie pn
/ g.. Lo.B. fGi ~ 1.
Ia tbr fsrs,ss there 6rpnsss 10 Tarksh Seen.
rites the Old boads being ., ~ n snd the req
I'd To- Ac,han Scrip u toe Rev loan hAs Tsooysrse az
pu ssfdlt ssaeI n ~ D. So hu'sss stot ITO N ~.
ard 40 70 i0 Tbs Rev Loan sSpsctsf y BE- announces
sb1ut The eioss ~ VEGA. Nsre1nssD, ~ - ~
Tbs EaiusT passt presents TO ctsnss a. Pss.n ~'y'
ssio. about the yes,sfdsJ sod basins" '
AInsIed s the latest statement Of the Bank o. Ea-
gland
.. ,,..,, :, he A., ~ ara sch ye,oris, e. ~ TOE
I ths We 4 sudlns ~ Wednesday, hNeb ~, isF
o. ,-, A. =, ~, ~, ,srufnssi dsb. slloi9lH
N'l'' '"N'N''''''s'''' tOsfrr secufifiss..s yp1
DID coin sad bBPa n,sseS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

,,o,s,. The Ualor pins- esyirss Bast % brooklyn.
..,o.e,s the Public Hssth IN the rosn Of New Uueoat
w. Cegtty lPfovios foT drainage
the New iork Preparatory school oi hescns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

WAtLacKs.-Ttere WA q good house TO see that
ibuud old play, 4" Tho Strargeri' bat the
people wen, TO zee wsllaok, Broughsm ard WAlcat,
ard to,th persous they represented. Iit Legitimate
10 draw people by the ac,orn biz private relations aud
10, by the part he represents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
sIl'SS Bal


BrRoIARr.--frsncs Briggs. no EnglAh boy u IL.
,ossiro -. kssion shoo 10 LhY osfh s,fss' on sgs
ssy q, stole nuBtsr u byo.A n witch s0a T. Al
gkga bin. Hs sn est :, y, j-,sgLs A'Jlon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19


Dcoi eafs......s... b,yo1 10
The surveys, plsns specifications, and estimates for
tho proposed Honduras Railway hayiog been com
p.t.d ard an offer 10 construct the work having been
received from responsible contractors a. cost within
the registered capital Il the Company II was resolved
at tho last meeting Of the Board Of Directors 10 bring
the enterprise before tho public without desy. Tho
18th Of April fixed upon FOR the lssue Of the pros
pectus, unless MEANTIME soms unforeseen cause
,houd arise for delay. The registered capital OF tbs
Company Ia C30CO,G00. or about sl5 600, 600, In
shares Of 600 o. 100 each. Tho de- post sub.crp
ton Il fixed By the prospectus at per cent which
the shares are taken up will yield the 'um oftl 900 COO
for the commencement u operations. The cost Of the
enterprbe Up TO the proiebt time a. been borne by
the Directors personally w. W. Wright, e'q., ate
First Assi,t.rt Engineer Of tho survey In Honduras
has been cho,en Compsiys Contiuc.iye Eognser
20 resdc ia iIoLduIas.
TIE earrings Of the Erie Railroad Tor tho month o'
March are;
E.fn'nr' ...'''''''f ,s'H' - ~
DsCfeass...s.... b,l1S ~
The Nes.Yori and Eex Haven Railroad Company
will hereafter pAy their coupons at tho Bark Of the
Rspabhc. or a, the Office, corner Of TwOnty seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
On the let Of May reI, the day train from Bo''on,
by the Shore Line, via Providence and S'onirg'on,
will b run |. sIprsss, and connect at New Haven
With lbs Boston trsiH via Springfield.
Tie Mayor Of Milwaukee IA his Msssags says:
b. i.ued Tor nuniips purposes the cty hes
ansd her credit 70 vadsu, railroad tans bJ sundfy IL
Of bar offporss ssLts, 70 he asgests .mDaat o.
gfiOG When 'hs bor5s issued 10 n. several com
p.ns. eli, security fgr s.oh w.s The i'm.
scssd scsbt 10 Indemnity her asaE.t hs payment 81
both The principal ard atsrss. Of such bDDds OSirE - The
grs 81 the psJ the otsfss, on te bonds
su.s them a. tho tine bresu- dgs the credit OF NE cry
compel the Gsiig oompshiss pay such az H.
sTbs eit, h. ro. psosd abe you'd lsyy
nus ,E pay The ni.fss % hsss ehd SUI hs ,h o. We
Bot I'D that u~sps Ia The power OF The cJ
b. f 10 couys The railroad oomgasss " pay tas
Interest AID the ulai- pin pal 81 al The boafs issued 70
them respectfully before ts people ssA b tA1sd 0f that par
ps,s"
The Cincinnati Gas,tte Of tho lJth rays, the de
msnd for Money which is moderate, is freely met
10 y cen, and 10 some cssss shot p,psr hes bsen
discounted al $40 y cent. The demand Tor Eastern
EIcharg 70 va. heavy from abrosd bat tue local par-
chas.s uers not large. Tie sales Of thu day were In
tie ssg,g.s larger than the recsps ard the market
clossd firm a. our qGota,l5ns New Orleans sight =
| fm a. ale. premium. God remain, qaits dulL
Eastern bill, are In moderate supply, with good de-
msnd q, equal cas- cent.
| The Bank statement shows q moderate noysmsnt
| ofths Banks during the week, with smaller isc'ea's
Of lors than "a, Anticipated which gooe feature
We urdsutsnd that mAty Of tho Managers Of oar
lus,i Bank, feel that tie expansion Of I'in' b"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

The Europa brings nothing very important In regard
to financial affairs. OF American at scks, Mr.. Sat-
terthwaite says;
We have hsd other dun wesk Ia the STOCK Esehauss psc
uAtl,n sppesu quite stopped BY political uncertainties
Cous0s have gyrn way 10 Hjldb iur aud account
For American Securities the msitst has bosn without suima
,ion There continues however be the isfas In
ysiimrt going the best oass 81 Bonds ~hoh
for some time past had 90 notice. lnpb Shares
very hsyg been done ai discount tho lowest pont yet
touched
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-17

Ter 9elpsn mebr pper men,eca an leioen aebabt, bic
nur oa Muto srigsn. msuu fe ibrsu 8idsn asrcdt
wlnen, unr bic ni6t nit Wdunern antinrcu, lcneeru
hur se8sn SS'brlele unc ieItR sesen Bciter unp SIN.
Der ibre Strei6e riGten.
Cine Suutratipn ;t hi,Ier Se6auptuna erls6ten
mir le'oer mieocr an, peraanasnsn Mputae, NO sou
ItenpS u lbr bio 9sabts 2 lbr frieplite Druti,e
Ole pom Sdubenfeit i'm SeuepiGe. @artsn btjmtebrtcn,
non Nr''rieS tnlnttlrt uub gum lb'it nieeersel6lasen
une mibbhntelt purrcn.
Us bei6t, bN6 bieIe 6etbent6atcn ppu Saltimorer
JtripptsS psrutt morocn ieien, bic nor Der rprt wiepcr
Frltartttosn SFenun9spartet entIpbcn, bier Gin lhiil =
rnees NIpl uno elm ueuee 8eto fir ibrc Spcrationcn
f1noen. 8unf Ger Gngctla9ttu Gattcn am Mit.,rch
opr ~ullereat Wnppr Gin Serb6r ,u teffben, mppcu
leoo6 nur Gincr in Nummcrp Cider ecbradt, bic
anFrren atsr se9en 500 SirsIdafs fir tbr fsrnerrs
WHblpsrbaltrn wi DER laufcn e~clnIen murpen. gGir
"tlen MIR Su gut, mas es mil pieIcn Strch= SIra-
iholteu fur cine Semanrtni6 bat, UNI t6nuen uue
oeSbnlt um 10 msnlNer bic Stcnuua rrtlIrtn. bic UNI.
Ter Mdper oieieu Surlhen rurd, cincn lclhen gtdb
%teriprudb ,u She'll merren lieg.
9Sir unt Dir n%ctst Der bieiiacn Nrpptiptirser a.,
ten 5rn. Nnpp tci ncn tcttta gSabten ocru unl,r,
Stimmc, uidt ans prtitilhrn @riinpen, ~lonrcrn mel
mir uns poppn ~iibrr,eu9t biclt IL, baB Die rf,ntij,h,
Stbtrheit eurh leine 9Sabl in auteu 61urcn ,itoc.
Jtrdnet cSreltr I'M nj bitru 2lpr;I mieper AMI Die lin.
tcrltibun9 Der NrcptiobirAcr, 10 mug err bel lplhcn
uno Hbnlihen 61dcn nc aouir StrrnAc pes Gjclescs
malten lolen. Gr it beieS lh IcIbt uup Der Gbre
unlrrer Start i6ulSiA. Nch 1T es ,3sit, GEM Msrp
rpiemus in uniCrcr Mittc Die Qctcnstraft ~ eut;iebcn
uno nte njht bier ~GniGiietn 8altimprsr upcr irlcnp
Walhe aneerc frrmre 0Iunsr, Die mr0cn StSruna tce
pfeutlid,cn SricrCn9 Ycr unIerrm Wiappr crihcinru
aus Dem Wcihtilo uulerIr Sta;t init Der Irrburo
gu %erprctren, le ouf 6 Wonate I'M GGaiuoana arseiten
5. lalc", wenn lie oaileltc ie wierrr tctreten lraten.
oas UNI nur oaa mtro 6elfer, ater fcin llcbcrtiureu,
uno icItc Die frn9tide Summt GauIenbc yen Grnars
%betraaen. Sebtn mir, mcthc NoGre9sIn unirr Maypr
cr9rIiien miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-17
SSinfe fir Gr;icbcr.

Ginrn MsnIhcn ~crSiebcn, aejft iGn ill Dem MAIDEN.
mas CT fSiuCr 9onseu 9tatur naA ltiu uno msrCeu
tam.
Die mthtiaHe auer S1jHenI6aften fir ben Gr,icbcr
lit ,Vcrne cid ieltit erfeuncu uup ceiueu Is 1linn. p"
Der Men(h mirp e~inieitiN, wenn cine rer rrri M
titrlihcn &rGfte. Tcrifanr, Gjcmiith urp gEiucn. srrs
hrrrShenp unc ubne ,3uianmenhana nit ten kcirpu.
auneln auS1etilrct miro. &cnntni0e, Der,nStilouuo
uno Gbarafter linp SEurScl, 9latbc unS 6rudt i'm
tnnercn Meulhcn.
Der W'nlh 1T rim Suh, cas- man nte auSaueirt.
6riibrriir Nlturrn iine 9erare fcin Slid; lie mer.
ben 9ernc 1ltfiuA unr "cr Der 3ett ait; "a mug Der
aeiiti1e Gntmi ,Iun9sprpct6 cher STANDARDIZATION ais
tcihIruniat rrrrrsn. Y1nnier, Die i'm NrI6keet ac,ps
0cu wErren. treiten gerGbnlib Iebr IhnrQ. ober pt
nur III Sllttcr, uittt i'll Slitbcn unp 8ruht.
HRie montc Stumcn lire &rpnentlattcr nur Der
Srnur Sfneu, 70 tritt aud, bNS inrerfe sGcIfn res
Shines ME pfencr terAue, ais menn ibm 6rcmcc ir5
Nuae ifctat ~perlan9it tn Yom &inre GntrrsiIe fir
nejneu rnterriht, 10 frt auh III niht 0lciteistia Iir
feline Spielc; 10 lanae hu ftincn Snn bait fir rie
6rcure oriues &i.oes, 10 ermorte aud niht poe ?,
cinrn cmpiGnaIihrn Sinn totc fir prinsn Grnf.
Glauts niht, menn saS &inp i~tmriaenp Manbcs
bjuninmt, cS babe nibts aele0rn Uprr at66rt uub IN
bGttclt rarum uiht n6tbi9, in leiner Wt1enwart rsins
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tier Suscnn fangen Die rrrlhiroenrn Ginerafr IN. in
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unjrre game 2ebenerittun1 teitimmt.
9Sie Tan am i5renuoe ben JrCunp rrtennt. IL am
3G3lina rem 6; stehfr. (gGh(N
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SaS aDnebitmbe Sfp,pbDtbum.

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rem lsbten Sabren bcesutenp a%c6nptgt. 9tontp.
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Iihe Gi9enbet, Der ununterbrohene 3uwohs
eter. ben uulere Stapt ramentii6 in zen lcsteu
Sabrrn BON rielem @uswurf Der menldliheu
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aud bier an anfcdenp uno perrsrtli6 N mcrpcr.
9Sie a6eraa 70 lino aud bier bic 2lcpptiobiir
ger DEN Standardization bieIer t~al6piihio,n
Sotte am meiiten aus9eiebt. fir Die tein @ries
beltebt, unD Die liA's ais cine GbrcnIabe anrech,
net, ipenn fs frisD!ihe SpcptipsGI, s>r banIeln
fbre Ser9nisun9sn ltjren uno beren 9bsilneb,
ner nteperIHlaSfn tann. Grit Gem HplprYanarif
Der HOn Der Sabnenweibe bss @elans- SersiRs
&ir9inta 4eimtrbrenben Sanger uub 3urnsr an
Der YpOr1anSprabe int Sabre 1858 babsn bic
SOOptiSbarssr sajaBr!i& BON ben @tret&en bic.
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