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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

invited e meet ms Board on next Tuesday the sth nst
er se New Orleans Jsskson and arsa, Northern Railroad
Company and the New Orleans Opelonsas and Great Western
Railroad Company
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were referred to the FL
abs a,d ONES ia oier hs official duties
The following were referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings: .
ss'Es a' which Re bss
chased for 81 ne ei pnsness q race course
Ridge e sss IaEs n Gpi isss
sa work being eoned BY the executors Of the estate Of John
Letter e r. p Keen ,s Asstsa. whsrsagsr Of he Fourth
Of John semmer Whafngsr the Second and Third
Districts in regard to the condition Of the land
estate fronting on tsravier between
aagnoia and Bread streets praying the Common Council
The following were referred to the Police Com.
mittee:
Petition Of Jacob Weather asking permission to erect a
snd aa III sass . street.
& Soapss NJ sa a H. s n
d cwd aud abandoned persons street,
petition q sssdens m tbs Of s. Ann
The following ordinance, presented by Mr.. Leefe
was referred to the Police Committee:
An ordinance concerning lewd and abandoned women
On melton Of Mr. Patterson, a letter from l.. G.
Del Isle, rendering his resignation as a member
OF this Board, laid on the table April ~ 1860,
was taken up and accepted.
Mr.. Blackwell appeared. .s#@55 4
Mr.. Huyghe asked permission to reconsider the
yote on resolution presented last sitting and lost
| Tor want OF legal majority, authorizing the
Comptroller to warrant on the Treasurer in favor OF
Jules BENT, for one hundred and twenty DAYS SER
vices as Assistant Recorder of Second District and
]. y Monroe, one hundred and ten days services as
Assistant Recorder of the First District.
Inc yeas and nays were called ON motion to
grant said permission, which was adopted by the
following vote
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell Beebe. BENT.
Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni Massieot. Moreno.
Patterson Pettlngill, kingsland-l3.
| Nay: Mr.. Dupre-1.
Mr. Patterson offered the following as an amand.
ment, which was adopted:
Inserting land H. T. Vennad, of The Fourth District thirty
On motion of Mr. Patterson, said resolution as
amended was adopted.
Yeas and nays being called by the following
vote (Mr. Monroe declining TO voteo
Yeas: Messrs. Beehe, BENT, Leefe Magioni.
Moreno, Patterson, Pettingi and kingsland-s.
Nays: Aessrs. Dupre, Hall, Huyghe and NASH
cot.
Said resolution, as amended, to read as fellows:
cd That he Comptroller be and he hereby anIhoriEed
e warrant an the Treasurer 10 favor Of Jules Ben
dnEiug e sickness Of Recorder Wz Also favor OF j. T.
noIoe er lIo days services Assistant Recorder First
aa.ing tas absence Of Recorder Summers; and H. T.
q lhc Fourth District fer 81 days of the same
hsing at tue rate Of Ss10O per year = - z - ~
Inc following resolution of the Board of Alder
men, iald on the table subject to call. Febrnary
s, &, asee. a notion 81 Mr.. Patterson. was called
sssolsiion agpsopang $40 COG towards the
1aass y ,e AslnOmene Canal Camp s,rees h, o.
sur Mofeho moved the adoption Of an amend.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY-1o0 bbIs of sups.
Il rior and pure quality in store and for sale by
iAs1 & HOMES Il co. 81 Gragier sire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16
THE PECULIAR INSTITUTION OF JiPAN

1t is high time We sent the Japanese home
And We cay this not solely on their own account
Though we do think that we owe them a speedy
deverance from the hospitable horrors which have
beset them ever since they landed on our SOIL
before they are driven to the extreme remedy Of
their Own Happy Release as the only way of their
escape. We speak rather on our own behalf.
Who knows into what contempt the bred Scott
decision may come through the profuse, iljudged
attentions paid to these Free Persons of Color
from his Majesty the President down to the lowest
depths of Common .Councdom 1t is very true
that the free and intelligent citizens of the neigh
boring hamlet of Philadelphia have done their best
to impress upon their minds the force of that great
rule Of our jurisprudence which declares that they
respect But, notwithstanding these honorable en-
deavors, the great fact remains that these persons,
who, if they were travelling ineog., could not get
into the paltriest of our tayerns, and would be
thrust with insult out of our omnbuses and street
railway carriages, have the whole of giant hostel
ries- larger than the largest size, like the giants
in Tom Thumb-put at their disposal, and ba-
rouches supplied to them by the Nation for what
Parson Adams mot South-Side) would call their
"vehicular exploitation"
If these things are to be tolerated, to what end
have the most venerable sages of our law uttered
forth, from the oracuar hight of the Bench Of our
Supreme Judicature, their authentic responses as
to the complexion of the liberty our fathers meant
to establish 1t is in vain to try and set up dis
tinction between the cuticular pigments by which
Nature hath Disseminated the African from the
Monaghan. The distinction is one without diff
ference The latter ia no more a White Man than
the former and it is an Outrage on our most cher
shed institutions to make difference between the
original lack of rights of the two and to deny US
our inbred prerogative of treating the one as well
az the other as suits convenience and our profit
The instinct Of Baltimore and Of Philadelphia,
WHICH expressed itself in actions IN the former
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played on large part Of the plantations. Instead
of gracefully yielding to what had become an In
evable necessity, the greater part of the planters
still struggled TO evade or set aside the provisions
of the act. The apprentices, on the other hand,
stickled obstinately for their new rights, and
state of contention was thus introduced, by no
means favorable, as the result ofthe crops showed,
to the interests of the planters. This they
ascribed TO the system itself as a necessary result
They made bitter complaints of the meddling
spirit of the stipendiary magistrates, whom they
accused of always taking the side of the appren
tees. On the other hand, the English friends Of
the apprentices alleged that the stipendary magis-
trates, from the very necessity of the r social po-
sitiOn were altogether too much inclined to favor
the planters. Both sides agreed that the appren-
ticeship worked badly; both abounded in appeals
and complaints to the Home Government, till
finally il was resolved, by the consent and agree
ment of the local Legislatures that the apprentice
ship system should terminate on the lst of August
Is3s-the period fixed for the entire emancipation
of Tie non. predial slayes--and two years short
of the time originally designated for etransforma
ton of the agricultural apprentices into free Ia
borers. The colony of British Guiana, urged to it
by the Home Government. followed the general
example in adopting this change; though, from the
comparatively smooth and successful working OF
the apprenticeship, complaints against it were
much less rife there than in most OF the other
colonies.
The transformation of the former slaves and late
apprentices into free laborers, whose work must
be hired and paid for, raised at on'e the serious
question Of )he rate of wages-a question which,
even in countries where the wages system has long
existed, becomes occasionally source OF contro-
versy and embarrassment Fortunately, the sys-
tenn introduced during the apprenticeship of task
work and Of extra labor, for which wages had been
paid, afforded basis for the arrangement Of this
queston. The now free laborers naturally eI-
peeted to be paid the same amount per task which
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Eclegrnpbtiebe Nadbrtbtcm 4
9ert6tet fur ben p8%alttmpre gDeder.@
-GnndreB,

@ufbtngtpn, 20. Sebrliar, Senat.
@8 lpurbe cine Betittpn Der 8itt9er peS Sci
ferlpn Gerritoriunl8 por9ele9t, mprin 1te nm
cine GerrttorialsS . ganila ticn bttten.ta0 1
G8 tpurbe eine Yetittpa mn cine Seimifattez
fill Ibergeben. 3lQl} IaIO THD 4i@ a934s@
Seworo itbersab DqS Memprial Der 5anz
pel8fanmer ppn NepsD prf in 8etr. Der bon
S4iHet quf Der See erlittener 8elddoisuls
gen. a4.g,t astg6a r,8ysa sf1 aIala.
ppu Brdlipenten Dor nit 4 @iirl9a6en terieni
9en 8ar8er BON -&anlas unD Nebra8fd, wel6e
an Der Sifliden Sbbddlung Bet T~elIen9ebirge
pper III Der NGbe oer1eibeh tpcb1en.a @ -
Sn pieier 8ittl4riften tpiro Inn bic Da5mi=
ldeufunft pe8g @pn9reIies SebufS Der gtnSlS=
I6ultS inpianti9er 2unotitel gebeten, ferneranm
Grridtuu9 elmer MiinSe III eier 1@egenb, nm
Grridtung elmer aus Ibeilen Mepz Mericp'8,
SanIa8', llt1b'8 u. 9ebra8ca'S 3ulanmen 0eleb=
ten Territorial Organization uni, UNI cine
8plf85ablltt9. Der Brdlioent b~efarmprtet in
Ieinet BDtl4aft Dtele @tngabcn,-M ba8 Ger
ritpriql@G prnite ~perpteiet. 800 ~.
Soba @o4rane BON Nefpz Oprf beantraete :
Der Gbiirbiiter io[le angemielen tperoen, fiir
8ldge fir b18 z. 0feeirtent BON NepzN BORT
auf Der @allerie gil lOr9en ba DieleS @Gegi=
.,ment aauf bic @inlapua9 bes 8elt-@Cmite's
sl4A ais4aT M Maaqiim 1alf4faNl 500 al
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Observation-Disclosures

8itt8bnr9, %. 6ebr, @abreno ger
ltern ba8 Ouquale @rapS Snfanterie Corps
3n @bren 8albin9tpn'S cine Salute abfeuerte,
wlrpen mebrere Mitglieber Der So. bur9 5n
fribe8 2esgeben zines 6eloitiid8 ldmer per=
lpul1oet. Dem @lanctus .. 8punaffp purbe
elm She'll Der redten Sanp we99eri6ea,
10 bub tie Qnpttirt merben muBte. Nud iprlt
lift ct 9efdbrli6 perlpineet. Dem @b8. g.
Bprter purpe e~benfalS bic Sano lfiper per-
leBtj ebenip Dem 9pbn Stnart, Wtalf 9laubt,
ouB gpltnaffrtt an %ieinea gerleeunSsit ierT
ben miro, rla44 s a as 5m3
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M0erleetes Der 0ampfer @urcpo-

8btla0e1pbta, %. 6ebr, SO ltnp
rod fpl9enOe Nadrt6ten peS D1mpfer8 europa
etn9elaufen !:
Sic Gbinelen befeitisten Betin uno ben Stu
gang gum BeibO itarf.
Die gn8lanDer riifeten li4 fart aui ben
GOn fontinOpsL 4, Bebr. Set Der
4breile Gbpupenel'8 lit in benz gerbdlt1iB Der
Sci anpten cine 9rpBe aefoerun9 ein9etreten.
Der fran30llde GbarSe Bate beinabe gar fei=
men gerfe6r nit Dem rulfldeu @eIallpten.
Stcm 10. 8ebt, abenoS. Sen. @r9Dn'8
9rpflamatien lpri6t Die 5pffnun9 aus, paB Der
Garttepalpbn StSrun9en prrtber9eben iperpe.
Die pdpltlibe Ne9ierult9 bate zen perneint<
Ii4en Setter bet lebter &uno9ebun9en perbafz
ten lallen. -
Der ben frau5SfIden SrlOatsn bewiIiste
llrla1b NAT lu8penotrt pDrpea.
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oas :. Weaimente beim 9rdftenten.

8afbtn9tOn5 %. 6ebr. 0a8 Golz
9reBmit9liep SO6u@ pfraie be8leitete bic 81
ft5iere be8 Z. Gte9ifment8 tente Mtprsen ua6
Der g9tltt5 sbe8 18rafipeuten sStfab lteute Iie
Dem Braioenteatsn ap qnberer 9feSierlws8be=-
a.atelt p0r, DaS 9lesifipaeiatt .ftlte li4 III SCENT.
lplpdniq. 4pemle IN 2inie lnp Der Brdltrent
tnlpi5irte eS,ill q 9eilipart elmer 8reBsll5W leilse
bon j33rldqterHt,'' Bic lth an peit gSplptipnen
oeS 6e8lf1tent8 er9Dttelt. aaa rslba aa Sasn aa
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" yHbiifaafioe epnoentiOna iii gsnniglpanisn.

Sa rrtSb rgJ 3d. Sebr@ Die Gcaz
p%ertiDr fam bsitte 8Ormitta9 lpieoer 5uIIaulinen
un6 na9nt bic Debate iiberr bic @abt ppugOes
legatert sar 9atipnalz@p upentipn in Gbicaap
mieDer aui SIS fpnroe bel9lpIen, paB Bic
De1e9aten Der perldieoenell Gpn9reBbifrifte
Die Delegation 5ur Convention lpdblen l~plten
Die iberwie9enpe Mebrbeit Der Delegaten
lprad ii4 gu @unltcn Der Saltull9 be8 Ser.
CT. Senators @amerpn'S ans. q
Die Convention npninirte Srn. q. s..
Curtis 5nm gOuperneur.
30 8eitere3 . epei9e.
Sorri8bnr8t %. Sebr. Die republ.
Convention 1T an8einQnoer 9esanSen, nudoem
lie iid fit Die BrdIioenti9aft GanterpnS err
fart bate. Inter ben BON ibr ais Oelegatelt
5ltr repufl, Natipnals s Convention in Gbieasp
@eipablten befiapen lid Dapip Mitniot ulip ar
bere au8aesei6nete WtGnner. 81
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TDrpnto %. Tebr. Sine iebr latse
Aorelie Der 9tefprm 9fiOciation erldeint I'M
heuti9en ,,@lpbe." sic b~efiirpprtet bic DUFF
lSlua9 Der llnion bon Sbers NIB InteraGa a.
naSa1 Die Sr9apiirups Der 5pet ooer rlebr
Bropta6en init belpnreren Qesi8laturen uno eli
ier Gentral<8 eb6tbe 3ur Nermaltlag aler
oaS 9ar5e 9ano betrefenren GnSeleSenbeiten,
1pple elmer Contributions sNcte.
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nad Q8aibingtpn sefOnmen lei, nm an Der
@inweibun9 Der Woibin9tDn@S Statue Ibeil gu
laebmen. Dailelbe 8edt lDIe ben auDeren ai=
y elencen Gompasnieen gu Ebeil merpeu. Der
Iltra9 marc etnltimni9 ansenrmmen nno eiu
GROCER Gbeil Der News Dprfer 8iraerIplDaten
labm tur3 nafber ouf Der er(ten @aterie
YlQB.
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s.ra3a asb SnSiauerzS einSleiiafeiteu. :,

@afbif 8,tpt 49, 5e6r@ 3Gben it,
bic Nafrtdt bier eiltSetrofelig aOdB Bic Saba
ipzSlpiatter nt geenzQ fericp bel Sort Defiance
cine a6tbeifatg Wtlitar ansrtfeHa4 pO1a ben
Splbateii tSptetei laD ulebrere beriptlnbeten
ulto cine 2tn3aRl 9eaultRiere9 unb S6lea meg
trieben. ra 3 sl gur sna a,ai5 Sc d asassSar.
DaS G"ra9reBntt9lieo 5teipdrt finDigte. ait,
paB e8 bic @eiee9ebung Don Marblanb gegerli
@inter Oaoi8 pertbeioi9en pDlle. a.aas@s 81 ST ns.
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Den abOnnenten hes s. 9anbss beS Bud Der 80 TT ,ur
&atri6t, bdb bic pramie 10 sben eineetroden lit uno ioicrtp in IN
@ntpfaug 9enpn1nen iperben fanr.
6erner empfins i'd Die ScrheBune bes 6. ganoes, 9hf. 7-I2
nebit prdmie un6 tDnnen nod gefelun9en auf ben ppaftdn6iaeu
8ano auS9efibrt reroeu,
OaS Bud Der Welt
eIi&eint in I2ncnatltdsn 9ieierun9en, iebe 9etntns entbaEt SO
Guartlcten Cert NIT Sta3lfid uno 8 cClcrtrten Safsln. greis
yer gieferane 25 Gts. Prdnie beS 6. 9an6es. Der prabtooue
Stabitit: &iebeSbptld)aft.
SOLO, Int SO, d. Shmibt, SO. SIS 81 Gosar
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Gountp, auf baS oprtige Gi8 Oe8 SlinDi8=0ttz
p,rS, uin 5u lpielen, al8 pl6tlid paiel6e ourt@
bra4 ltaO iie lanmtlid, nit auSnabme zines
ein5t9en anabelb nelder 5nriidfebrte NM PAS
trartri9e @rei9niB Dem 2ebrer mitt4eilte, erS
~tranfen,
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@eitere Nadridtem oes 9amDferS
.hl Gurppa."

- II IA II
Sm benz Interbaule wurpe bic BON Sir 8.
Erelawnep einsebradte Sia '3ur 46I6qffuug
be8 Sirden5ebntelt, na4oem Sr. Di8raeli ba2
bagesen geipro9en bate, nut 262 segen 234
Stimmeit Sur 5weiten 2elun8 Beoroert.
Sim 9. tbeilte Serb Sc9n Guiel i'm Inter
hauie mi, paB 6pii4en England upp 6ranf7
ZAP sg Haa8n8 s. ia4 iafiga9 aN. Il
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8nubDl5. VallgOl5.
90 Der llnteraei4ncte ben @eIddfs.N ntbed hes 9ru. Geo, wG.
Smith BON Der alien Trma tiufiH an lt 9sbrG&t bat. u p're e
G,eInSitSplate, Gds bon @reat Suabes uno ScbnlSMnltray an. Der
SaSfstc DS salns IN alien ielnns a. S sa0SsU zen gEan9s 'al ISSt;
nmss siusn, oeehIten Nubftunt. CT pirc itetS einen 0rcbeT Bpr-
rats ant ae9irctnshS 8uu- uni S9retNerbU5 toltsn un6 bafste
su Sen %biuelen Marttpreien inter ben annsenoarftut Ssetn9uH-
cssa'm Samuel Burnett.
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Ofadabnlnna

Bon ben @s9bor6Or MitSiesern :
Der nerbln6enq 6ab fe wB@entlt1f
UNI tbre Sta6t- rtb @arten[ot8 IN pB.
Die Cots fpkn bon $12-$I8 cine
Wtonate uno. e8 iino bereitS i1on6
nbe9e6en tperoen fDnnen. Doourd berb,.
@elo uno Die urbar9enabten plabe trage.
trl4tbaren 8oben in ipeni9 Sabreu nneDr an 9droe8.
ef Sunlme Der 9an8en Soften betra0t. g8er bsIen gfan an ,...-
o69en petB, mag iib Der @eieai6aft ani4lteben; crptro ref6l9en
Toubeil babel 3ehen. sN - ttAS flaitHsGa9G ff3
5 ~ Sin Mit9IeO I'M Nufraee Der Geieui6oft.
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Ser 9ampfer Hungarian. "

Oa8 an Der @elfleite BON Sap Sable inter
Qeaaneene ShraubenDampfi6iff ,6nnadrian"
0e6Srte Der Wtpntredl Ocean : Odmpfl6if<
fabrt8<@ eieGldaft, welde bur9 Z Dampfer
cine 8erbtnDung a~bpedIeluo 5pilden liverpool
NIB Bortlanp uub 3nilden liverpool nno Quez
bee ulterbdlt = cine 0ampfIdiflinie, melde
gang I'M ShterelIe pe8 6anpelS unp Der 9fei=
iennen li9 on4 Die @rano Trltnf @ilenbabn BON
Canada anIdlieBt. NuBer Dem hungarian"
9e6Gren gu bieIer Qinie nod Die fpleeupen. arp=
Ben Shrauben0ampfer: Bohemian, 3prtb
8ritOu, Atglp Saron, Ropa Scotia, Rprtb
american unb Canadian.
Der rerln9liidte Oampfer mar zines Der
f~tarflten uno IdGniten Seean=D ampfbppte uno
5eidnete lt9 INNER burd ~un9epGbnlid ldneIe
6ahrten aus. Die 2dnge pe8 SAiffe8 betrua
800 6uB, Die 8reite SO Itlo Oiea3iefe "a.
Sein EOnnenre9iter mar 23OO unb e8 bate
boppelte Muidttten BON $50 RferoefrQa. Je<
De8 Sdiff oieIer 9iuie 1T NIT 10 9erIonen
bemartat, pprlater 1i6 Der rppiQrtneiter, beIz
len 8eptenItete, Nufpdrter &c. befiltoen. Irpb
bteIer grpBen WtannIdaft bate o18 Sdiff nod
Ylab ftr 100 @aiiteuz tno 300 3wildenz
bed8=Buhasiere. @dbrenb Der @intermoaate
batten Die Sdiffe pieler 9iuie III Der 6eoel
MIR 500 Pai19tere an 8prb. Die Reiie,
auf welGer Der hungarian l1nter9ine, mar
Die brittle, bic er nuh Bortldno modbte. Der
Mertb 6e8 IN @nglanb perltherteu Sdiffe8
miro auf 10000 Bfp. ct. ansesebett ; bic
pert9pOle Bra9t p~eIielben 1T tbeilmeile III ben
.. ct. perli4ert. e=a
@s lit oleS Der 5pette Oatupfert ipel6en bic
Wtpntreals@ pmpa9nie %perlpren bat. Der erife
mar Der Snotau, melber befam1tli6 AM ri,
NOpember 1859 auf Der Sabrt bon 3tDerppDl
na4 POrtlanb, IN oer Nd6e Der Snlel Warp
Spleph, leu S4pttlapb, inter 5iemli6 dbuliz
9en ulnItdnoen lranoetea unD untereina, npps
bel jeopa nlr Drei NenIden urn'S Qeben IA.
men. Die Inter uduna mel6e in 8etreff
pteler Gataitrepbe ppit Der britilhen SanbelS%
TANNER a~ngelfelt waroe, enbete erf far>ffd
uuO 6wur nit Der 6reilpreduua oe8 GqpifGns
Don aller S4ulo, bod lpra4 pa8 @Daeoium
9e9en ben 5ar Belt Der &ataltrOpbe ben 8ienf
periebenpen Sff5ier einen 1apel ans. neil
oerlelbe IN Der gtahe elmer 70 seflbrli&en Qiiife
oaS S4iff nit per SewSbnli6em S6neOiofeit
fabren lieB. -l.fs 'oe
Der rSungarian" 1T Der pier3ebnte Doniz
pier, pel9er felt Der @rSffnune De1 Dantpf=
i4iffa6rt 5lpiIden europa mlc Nruerifq inter
ge9angen lit. Seine YOrgdneer iparen :4
I. PrdltOent 4lte8 untergesau9en.
2. @rlumbia .. .Gne8 s~erettet.
3. SunbplDt .2[Qe8 0erettet.
T. Sttp Of @lassOw. aae8 antersesaugeM.
5. @itp Of Bbilabel= @a
Ppta .NQe8 9erettet. ri av
6. Srantltn Me8 9erettet.
Z. arctIc 9tur @enise smerettet.
8. gaclttc Gaeg unterseSansen.
9, gqOnnalS @eniSe 8erettet.
10. Eenipef ..... 5purIuS peri6mmoeu
IL Anlfr1a 1880 gerbrannt, 0ie(e ul1z
..T912 8efpmuen.
II, 5uOtan .w~r.D rei Menl9en umoe-
frmmen. sbaG
10, gr8D e. .Gmes geretfst.
IA. 6un9drtan a...sag8 2P?
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np@in

w~@in Sci
Ger 8olf8periammlung 1T Cumberland in I'M
Ierem Staate, welde Die pclitilde 9altuns DeS
5rn. 5enrp 8uater Davis tnDplitrtba at, iprad
6err SemneS, fribereS Wtitglieb unIere8
Staat8Ienat8, II. q. 6olgenoes:
y@as mid betrift5 10 bin i'd tnmitten Der
Sflaperet gebpren, meine8 8ater8 Sflapen
waren Die @enpien meiner Sugenp, infer ib=
nen Fin i6 aufSemadien, 9tae meme 6arnl=
arbeiter, ale meme 0ausDiener ltno Sflapen
aber bennod iu9e id nit ben 8dtern Der SEE
publit, nit ben ~weiieten Willnerr, melde un=
Ter QarO jemal8 9ebpren bat Die Sflaperei
ut Elm uebel. a a-... ~. %
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Baltimore, oea "a. 6ebrnar 1860,
Selnitilde llnOnlOiamfeit. u.

zOaS befar11te iriihstatbplilA de ulo eempfrati.
Idle Wphen6latt ste 6reent1n" pabier BAT II
ieiuer fettet 91rp. eiten 9eitarttfel, III welben
e8 {f6 fIrdterlih pariber erbc8t, bde AM ga
QeberS prc6erpabl Elm lHOil6er @eifft6er bas
0ebet I'M Observation-Disclosures @aibtnQtou
perri6tete. S%t1etner l1use5psenbeit Sebt per
06reenlan1 10 nett, ben iioil6en 61bbi nit Den
Wprupneh Nppiten in clue &atesprie gu
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ndB bic 3ulaliung zines WtormpnenzB rieferS
fplgen. 3wdr fam beririi6e SeIuitri9t feu9=
nen, bag Die Gcnltihtip1 abielate Geligipn8z
fretbett, qbiplute @leidbereAtt9tn9 aler nit
Der btr9erft9 en- pra1 pertrd g.
li6en 6eli9irn8Ipteme 9elpdbrt = ulb rn+
ter biele QebErt baS Su0entbunt, ni9t aber pas
M%ormpnentbum =; dber bennp4, laetnt er,
lei Die lI1iDn ein lpecifiI6 driltlide8 8eid unb
bic 3ul1linng zines tli9ts4riltltden 8prbeterS
in Die 5alIet Der @eebsebua9 lei cine 9fbbe
8eetntrddti9un9 pe8 6riitli9en @barqfter8 biez
Ter Republif,
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unoulpiumen Anlidten bieIe8 Bfaffenblatte8
midt. @tr 6alten oa88eten im@ cngre6 firsars
itberfIit9 penn aber ei1nlal 9ebetet iuerDen
ipa, 10 bat Der 91abbi gerabe 10 piel 9teht, ben
@Dn9reBberren etpa8 ppr5ubete1, ais Der Drift
li6e @etifli6e. DaS erforoert bic a blolute
Neligipnsfreibeit oiele8 2anoe8.
3uerit BAT e8 unIere8 Bilen8 Serr 9 EN-
arb pur68eiebt bdB 8ufbiuen ais 8eter in
elmer @eleb9ebun9 auftreten b%urften. S9pn
bUr ptelen 9abren b~e1pirfte Der beriibnlte SEEM
0prfer 5taut8mann, Dap Der batial8 in Ilba=
nj (uno ieBti in @incinnati) befinpli6e 0tabbi
Mtie IN Der @eiebgebun8 ppa Newzgprf beten
6urfte. nebrt9en8 banft Ser 8tle fir bic 81
beraltit oe8 5errn Senarp paourh, b1B ct
felt 5abren nit ppaen Baden ms uQtirnaloez
mptrattide 9Orn ftEBt uni. Die SSraeliten ms
8pd86prn gu jaset udt.
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@iaiaes -@rennmateriaI.

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BON Code aui einen Oollar per 9orrenlatune bon rs @uIbeI
~btrdb9eiebt. gerbrau6er berRlben toerhen finoen, bF lie bsSen-
tend btGi9er ais tr9eno Elm onSereS grennmotsrial TnS. prObirt e&.
(6bS. An, 2lnw) SOiepb Brown, Ger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-24
Ser Derloreue 9antpfer.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-24
Mene Mn1eigen.
W}abifptt gaubereiit.

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Z nbr in ser @Obnuas. bs 9erru S. SGas, So @nIOrfr. ein3u-
fin6eu.
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gaa2s ssS Burns & Sloan.
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scr Mnteraa.a Des 8unaariia,

Saftf ar, 90. 6ebr, Simmer mod peib
man nid}t8 9ea6ereSal r.. ,s 5aa stsss .1.s.
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