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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
THANKSGIVING DAY.

I I. IL the duty Of evorv ,.orI. a. ,,,.L.
know edeemen, of ,be,, INA. pI,. -
for the Blessings which Hs h.,h h..,omsd ..s, so
them. Recognizing hi. obl;g.,ion ~. n,a,,s. .'
sors In the Executive Office bavs bssn cus,o,,s,
to SET spalt one day of every wear 10 be obseryst
throughout the State as a dny of Public Tb.nLs =
giving to Our Heavenly Father for tho m,n;,olt
blessings which we have received from nj h,rd.
In conformity with this custom 1 do hereby Jesg
rate and appoint
THURSDAY, the goth day of No,tu,rs ,s,,
To be observed t;lroug ghout the State for the annn,
offerings Of Pr ,ise Thanksgiving and Pr,v,r
And i do respectfully recommend. ,ba, III,
people will abstain from all ,ecui.r ,io,. a
that day and from their domestic sl,ar. and :, :,
their plscs Of public worsbip ofter nm ,bo;,
thanks to God for our Institutions, National and
State, Civil and Religious. Educa,ional and pao ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

I Lsses's' ssss'. s's.. s'Ss ssle q
sss'|ss.s. sonny sr;s S:j,''' i
for LIAooys "
Pery ooss,y 0lisyf ep.hIb, 4. ~
licsp msjorisy "a sks6iicsn ssin owe
October eisct!en i3.f3 y
New Port Borough r. publican msjori,,
s6--gsin OF 23. 4
Centre county --f3ellston,e. Lncolns maj
IL 200 over ALA gsin Of go.
Columbia county Bloomsbury, Eiscolr
200--gsin ar
Philsdelphis--2d Ward, Linco;n's plural
lty over Residing ticket SIT. 5th Ward Rss,
ing ticket over Lincoln4 9th Ward Lineol,
over Resding a5o, iath Ward Lincoln owe,
Reading 560 The returns IN these Word,
show considerable decrease from the Octo
Der election. Lincoln has q majority ove
all but one Ward Che I2Ih;) Ist Ward Lin
coin over Reading 90 mai 4th Ward Elm
coin over Douglas ~. l4th Ward Lincoln
over Reading sss, i6sh Ward lincoln owe,
Reading 646, 4ih Ward Lrcola over Doug
las ~.
The returns from The different wsrds IL
Philadelphia indicate Lincoln's plurality ia
the city at 10000. or $4,000.
Union County--Lewisburg gives 274 foI
Lincoln majority, four districts give Lincoln
437 majority.
Centre county-Lineoln's majority 700
LuzerBs coynty--Lineoln 500 majority.
Northampton eounty--ReadIpg ticket hs.
1900 majority.
York county--Gives Lincoln majority
Daaphin couDty--Retprns show a large
increase for The Republican ticket. lr
Harrisburg ticket; Posters mujurIy wa,
l64, gain for Lincoln Of 293.
Chester couDty--Nins districts show Z
gain for Lincoln Of 200. The indication.
are that Lincoln will have a msjori,y Of 3,
600 in the county.
Fulton county--Gives the Reading tickle,
$50 majority, Democrat gaiu Of 20 oyeI
the vote Of Foster
Lincoln will have q majority in Wes
Moreland county Of about 200.
Cambria county--Jvhas,own-- six dis
tricts Llncoln's majority over all is I24, .
Republican gain since Octobsr Of ~. Lin
coin will have half of the whole vote in thin
county. The Bell vote will be l50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
Trouble for the Pope.

DR.. Brownson, through bis Review take,
rather q new and strickly Democratic view
Of the Pope temporal power. 1t lsa bold
strike among the Catholics and is crsatin .
quite a sensation. The official Newspapers
Of the church have all made attack Upon
him and hs must either back down and 70.
can't else the Pope will bs after him. That
digni'ary one would suppose had trouble
enough At home without hearing of hsritic 9
In this country. To qualify the power to
the Pope is to take from him main prop,
and We do not wonder, that those jealous Of
bis best temporal interests will feel like q
fatal blow had been struck.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

orAmoug the persons most seriously 10.
jursd BY the leHis.e accident tn the FAN
River I. Mpss.) RsiIrosd. on Frids, last, was
Nrs. Drinkwatsr, who had an orm tom of.
She got up, after the train stopped and was
leaving The car, when she said to her com.
psnion, y believe my arm 10 gonsr Her
sompsnion replied. 'oh, no, II is only numb
from bsuise.' A moment alter che ssid--
IT 10 gone. for ! cannot End my hsndr Her
{. mpanion removed some Of her clothing
and found that the arm hsd been taken OF
nssr the socket Of the shoulder. II was
s.wrwssds lfound under the car. with glove
s,llI np5u the hand.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PRINCE
'> ALBERT.
ST. Jorus, N. r. Ma

~ Sr JoHHs, N. F., Nov. 8.
This steamer Prince Albert, from Gslswav.
arrived here last night. with Liverpool dates
to Tuesday, the 23d ult.
The Duke of Richmond died At London on
the ais', aged 10 years.
The Emperor of Austria and the Prince
Regent Of Prussia were ell at Warsaw, to.
gsther, with Prince Gortschskoff, Count
Rechbarg. and other prominent ministers.
Nothing had trsnsPired with regard TO the
conference.
RussIA.-It 10 reported that Russia had
positively refused to enter into any engage.
ments with Austria which might lead 70 war
with France. ~,
The Constitutional announces that the
Emperor received an autograph letter from
the Gear Of Russia, explaining tho naturs
of the Warsaw mssting. (spriving ii of any
signifcsnce hostile to France. !,
The suppression Of the Gazette De Lyoa
was In consequences of ito appeals for sgta.
tion, its attack on the government. and ils
disdain OF good sdyics. e,-
The Paris Bourss was hat and dropping.
IrALr.--Nsplss.--Telsgrans OF the AIS.
ult announce that the vote on snexs,ioa
wss then being taken. Much enthasiasm
sxisled, and immenes crowds he'd asssm.
bled at the voting places. All wss quiet At
the latest. iAt
The King Of Naples had Issued q protest
declaring that he would consider to voting
null and void.
A Naples telegram Of The slst plt.. ssys
that Garabsldi hss officially declared that be-
would lay down the Dictatorship on the az
rival Of Victor Emanuel.
The head OF Gen. Cialdini's column en-
countersd and defeated corpse of Neapo-
litsns At Issmia. The General comma adins
the corps, with bis officers and 500 soldiers,
and fsg were taken. ,i. lsE
Another dispatch says that Cialiui cap
tured portion Of the Nsspolitsn ,rsillsFy.
Victor Emanuel arrived u Saisnis on The
2ist Of Octoher.
i was reported that provisions began to
fail st Gseta.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

AhAHoIPATfoN o. SLAvEs.-The New
York correspondent Of the Boston Journal
states the following:
Adsms q Co.'S express efics. New York
was q scsrs Of much sxciiemsAt on Mon
day morning. Among the freight that csms
On from the South were three slaves, moth,
or and two children, all bound TO Newport,
and cons ned TO the csre of Rev. Mr.
Brooks. The daughter, 10 yesrs OF age, ID
quite white. The boy 10 not more than five
and 10 black a. charcoal. II appears that
their home 10 10 Mobile, and their mistress,
who 10 old and quite unwell. resolved TO
tree the family, and not knowing wha, nigh,
sslsll the family after death, ssw hes ipten.
lion put in execution before her death. The
girl 10 finely educated, speaks French aud
German very hnently. ssnd intends TO keep
school. The party strrt tonight for Rhode
Island. Ths family attracted much st,sn.
sion while In the Office, and answered all
the quss,ions put to them by visitors. The
mother liked the South, and ssid the eolored
people were well enough of. But :ths girl
liked the North, and was glad TO 70, out Of
the way OF her owner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

@The whole population of Ohio 10 now
summed uPys, a,65s.e7O This is..an increase
Of over he . million since 1850. Besides
this It 10 claimed BY exchanges ln some o
the cities, Cincinnati especially, that this /.
not as high asit should be. They are sc
confident Of this in Cincinnati that the
census will be retaken at the expense o.
the city. a.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

6TShsridan Knowls who was reported
dead, now proves to be even so-only tha,
this Knowles 10 not Knowles the su,hor AZ
'eported. This 10 good way for an author
to sdvestiss his works, Either get a name.
cake to die, slss get up a report that he /,
dead and immediately all hi' writings pas.
through the notlce Of the public.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

ii - T. =
every ffteen minutes. Iasovs In N extra
Iquan'i,y OF nsils sddsd some rope and few
[strsps, end brsvsly set ooi on my tour. d.
30 far have been blessed With ssrutifui'
sotunfnal wssthsr! The rosds are 10 fine
condition, the Ar Pleasant, and tho nights
bfigm nh full mbons and ne clovds. 1
propose, your readers sre sutficlsutly en-
tettsinsd, TO give some account Of the men.
manners, and rsol condition ofthis part Of
the Free States where Democscy 20
reigns In all i,s former glory.
Let me, before close this introduction,
give You specimen scene We Wsrt at
Fsirhe'd, white Coun'y, the hssdsseB lace
in the entire crcpit, II We excepffC afro,
where the original Oousiss ps11Scscy Is
condensed into Irishisn. w96ktold that
Fog lsland-onS Of thoss isisnds spoken
o. BY Sahcho Panza, to which one journeysf
by land--bounded Fairfield civilization on
the south. The only Republican meeting
attempted before this hsd been welcomed
with eggs md brichbats end this was threat
sned with like reception. The political
missionaries ns'hing dsunted, accompanied
by smsh band Of Wide Awases from Lib
erty In the ssme county. marched to the
Court. House. While pinning up my pic
tyres, and spreading out my books before
their arrival, ! observed some ugly looking
customers piling pp sto ses and bricks whsre
they would be handy. while leading Dewo-
Gratis OF the town earnestly demonstrated -
The remonstrsnces carried, presume, for
the crowd entered The building unmoles,sd.
The threats had not served to sooths the
speakers BY any means. Mr. Pbillips rubbed
down The Egyptians in no very pleasant
manner. The Hon. Robert G. Schhnck
has been Tor many years celebrated for his
powers OF SARCASM Which, BY graphic abuseS
when required, he csn bring within, the
comprehension OF the most obsusey whi%
Ps't's erly education and communion with :
the Democracy peculiarly fitted him for thst
use Of grots'que hunsor so very aggrsvating.
The effect was singular. Instead Of inter
ruptions and abuse, the Democrats joined
in the laugh, and, before tee meeting cIossd,
aPplauded like good fellows. saw long,
thin, angular specimen Of Egyptian dark
ness looking at my pictures. Is,.
"Woold you'll to have . pietsrs Of
DouRhs'" ] sskea,
"No. Sir-es.' he replied, "l'l take pic
tur' Of Old Abe, II yell sell II ehssP."
"Why, are yOn srs Q Lincoln man!"
"WeIl am. now" s-
"Why how .does that hsppen?"
"Jes' go: lwas 'pinted ffnm Frog IslaHd
together night to egg the speakers at that
other Black Republican meetin,' and I did
IL. ] got all ,hs old eggs could find, and
come on ill ] stood nssr the door, al rssdv.
and jes' at the right time fired away. Jss'
as fred, that cursed old Sheriff of ours
rose up to put question, and the cog took
him slap en- the sice Of his head. He cussse
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
A wIII % PIAYia ,--Th. p.i.i.h

4 WEsE o. PRAYER ,--Ths psi,ish
branch or the Evangelical Allisncs have 10.
sssd . circular. Inviting all Christians
ihrosehsut the world 10 devote the week
sommsncing with the hrst Sunday In Jan.
usry nsxt 10 special prayer for the sprssd o!
the Gospel and ,bs conversion Of the world.
The sadrese y signed BY Sir Cull,ng Esrdly
o. chsirnsn, end BY other distinguished
British Christians wboss names are fsmiljar
~ The religious public.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
Sensation Journals are tslIjro s,,,,

@Sensstion Journals are tellirR story
OF highly accomplished young lady oi
Toledo, graduate Of "Obsrlin College"
&C., who has just elopcd with negro Bar.
Der. The feelings of the outraged are con
sidsrsbly msdiaed when the fsct is snnouu.
ced that the "highly accomplished" lady is
Of the same color and race as the Barber.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
Once more from Nebraska

Once msrs we have heard from Nebraska
and d we hinted last week the result /.
again changed. The vote has passed
through the hands Of the Canvassers and
results In the elsction of Morton (Dem. by
ID majority. This is certain II IL viii only
stick.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

6rAnimsl life In Csliiorais Is subjsc. to
remarkable development Fine horses ere
often seen In harness Al .wo years old. II
10 a well established fact that "full grown"
cattle raised In the East often increase in
size when they reach the Pacific coast. Farm
stock Of oil descriptions sttsins its full de-
vslopmsnt much earlier in Cslifornia than
IN any other portion otths United States.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

0JThers are ssi gas composites In shs
United Statss; in Great Britain thsrs are
i,l00. Ths lower the cost 1t which gss car
bs furnished, the greater will bs its con.
sumption, and the greater the profit 70 the
eompaaiss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

MARYLAND ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.
Baltimore City-Complete returns rive
Breckinridge Is,s50, Bell 1859, Douglas
1879. Lincoln l.oS2. The Union men clain,
the State by not less than s.0OO msjority
The American has a special dispatch from
Virginia, reporting large gains for Bell
The Bell men Of Baltimore are very san.
guins Of receiving good majority.
Allegheny County-The returns indicate
a m sjority Of about 80 for Bell over the
Breckinridge ticket, being gain Of li0o
Bslsimore-The returns from the interio,
counties show considerable gsins for ths
Bell ticket, but these gains a. far a. rscsiv.
et are not sufficient to overcome tho heavy
breckinridge msjority in the city. The 70.
suit 10 therefore doubtful.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Hartford City gives Lincoln 27s majority.
10 e.owns. incluting Hartford, thsre 10 4
ksPuolican gain ovcr last spring of ,0i5
Lincoln's majority 10 the State will be sev.
eral Thousand.
Seven tow ne give Lincoln 2,Ios, Brsck
inridgs 1887, Douglas 542, Bel: II.
Norwich gives Lincoln 1857, Dousl.s
500, BrsckiDridge ~, Bell IS.
NORTH cARoLrHA
Has gone for Breckinridge.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Republicans have carried every Con.
gression,l District in Massachusetts,, excep
the 9th, in which Burlingsme is defeated
by Appleton. the Union candidate.
lag towns, not including Boston, give
Lincoln 54,l29, Douglss 1924, Breekin
ridge s,l97; Lincoln's plurality is probabl,
10000. Republican candidate for Governor
and Auditor are elected. The Legislature
is largely Republican.
MICHIGAN.
DETRoIT, Hem.
State claimed BY Republicans BY IS 900
majority. Every county in lower Peninsula
is believed to have given a Republican mai.
Rep Congrsssmen elected without fail.
petroit Chy gives the Republican tcke,
40 majority, Republican gain of TOO over
fremonra vote. Mssgrs returns from tho
interior OF the State show large Republican
gains over the vote Of 1856.
RHODE ISLAND.
Eleven towns give Lincoln 2,473, Uoupla.
l,0Sl. Seven additional towns. including
Providence. give Lincoln ,a9O. Doug ai44
LOUISIANA.
The election in New Orleans passed of
quietly. Louisiana is carried for Brechin-
ridge by 1000 majori.y.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington City has given majority o
400 for Lincoln. The State has given sbou
| 500 for the Breckinridge ticket.
The 9Th District gives 10 plurality fol
Lincoln. Fisher, Republican, has 43 ma
jority for Congress.
TENNESSEE
Has probably gone for Bell.
MISSISSIPPI
Has gone for Breckinridge.
PEKNsYLvANIA ELECTION.
Luxerne county--South Ward. Wilkes.
barre, Lincoln lss, Reading ticket III, Bel
I.incoIs ,bs Rs.dins ,icL., roo al, "a
Donsl.. ,"R.nuhI;c.n s,;n sou,hw..,
W.,d p.ouhI;c,, m.;ori,y "A R.n.h,,...
o.,. 20
p..s.;,s ,,v. r,,.o,, .e u.,,,,,
c.n,,. .on,,v-R..ch C,.ss .;,.. liz,
AL, . ..;o,,,., Is-R.n r.,sa
NC.,,mt,. sc,nn,v--C.,.. -. ts,..,, i.
u.;or;,. nsto 80 !.
wo,,on, coun,v--In sou,h Ward lin.
..i.,. ,ns;.,,,, .ys, an 1. no R.nrh,;o.,
s.,n 80 10 m.hn,., ,ow n.hin in.a,"
s..r .u 40 m.;o,i,, R.nnhlosn s.;n =,
so
cun,o, ,o,n,,-r..lh.v.n ,horo,,h y,,,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08

could give the history Of On outrage upon .
New York merchant that ives. IS possible,
less excussble than the one have described.
8 STRAIGHT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-08
HURRAHn HuRRAAn,
THE NATIONAL AGONY OVER.
New York So.
900. Pennsyl-
vania $4,000.
Illinois l5,-
600.

Hurrah For The Rail Splitter
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

9enb bebanoelt wprcen leien, unp resbolb
beldlpl1en bdtten, in Melr= gJprf ibr Slid
;u Yerlu6en. 0fit 2 DOLLARS 9ineen lie
bierber unp no1nem cos 0elp Yer;ebrt
'par, sins Die cbr9ei;iae Sd6ne nit Sim
my" nad Dem 6auie, ny lie Yerbaitet
muree, Dos Mdrden if Elm fluaes,
bIbl dies, obsr iebr naieweile les Slim ipridt
NIT grocer Siderbeit UNI lit mebr fir
Skinny" teipr9t oils fir ith isltit. sic
bat ltb 9eltern Zen 9olsen Sag nad Dir
brit um9eieben> ater feline irIde 1rcen
tSnne1. Simmy 1T Elm hiitlder Sunae
unc bate 9rpbc 2lnait. Die ihle6te
&leicuna rer Sinner iprad oltroine6 ra<
tur, caB tie su 6aul e notwithstanding nidt
lebr gut bebanrelt werren. Sie murcen
suriidseididt.
Srppflyn y. = y. - Cliiirenee
Velhl6te.) Gin ceut|der TlIt;lt. Namen5
Sans Iprsbeimer - IL tsridtst Elm enaz
liide6 tradte firslih elmer edit
men rpm Sonee in 0robam Nverue cine
Serenare; irin Seranii9en mu,re ouf
b19it prpiaiide Weiie untsrtrcden> tnz
Gem tin 9febentubler i'm iberfl el, rurbz
prii9elte unp i'm lin 8lute ldmimmenp"
lie9en lieB. (Dte Sa1e mirc niht 70
arg 9emele n iein.) lie SAGne uter erz
born1te 1t6 leiner, brodte Jpn ms 5au5
unc pfe9te i'm auf's 3drtlidle. Die
0e|dtdtc ldlpb uotirli6 nit elmer 6eiz
ratb> gum 9robm Ner9cr hes 9rimmi9en
Netentublers.
Gtnneuer 0aunernreid,-
Sn Cincinnati 1T Gin 0auner auf cine
Soee %9etcnme1> Die ieltit einem Smut
ltrteritter bet Metropcli5 CUR Gbre oerei5
den mulre. Gin Monn, Nomens 6ucz
lpn> annpncirte> pob er einen G%pmpaonpn
nit elnsm Capital spn 500 lude. Naz
tllrlld melneten ilG cine Nusahl Won perz
>cnnen. 5urlp Serobreoet NIT lerem Gin
NtnceiHpus uno Aeiteht ronn ben Seuten
o1en Gin, cab istn Gelb1ft Gin Nalitmiin<
set : 0eldlft iei. Gr er;dblt roE ne
y{u1se III Ybilarelpbia fiir;lih Inn einen
Sttn1pel fit smeiunceinbalt 0pllorltude
terautt lpprcen lei uro rab he jesioen
Sel'Eer res Stel1pelo iplde Stiite fiji
bic 5alfte atlteben. Shenftc Semono
Fem 0auner 0lauben> 70 erbielt er BET eiz
nu lpdteren 3u%iammentuuit Elm 1dtes
0rlritiif, cos ct natiirlid leidt unc pbne
0efnbr oua9ot 1tnr ipatcr 9e9tr 8e,obz
lung non 500 Elm &iltden> onactli9
vol 1bnltder Miinsen. SSn Der Mirfz
lihfeit jecpd entbtelten riele &ilthen, nidts
ais Slet UNI Cam. Der Wouuer triet
eielcn Sdmincel ldnAcre ,3eit> oerietb jez
rpd 1dlisblid an ben llnrehten, namlidg
einen Deut|den> Namcn5 5e0ermaun,
1er nldt III cie Sale cling, irnrem res
SetrilAcrs Scrbaftung Yeroulattt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24
&ermifhte8.

Spnberbqre 8eri@ttsun9
etnerlonberbaren @e14i9te.
~ Sn unierer Surisen Nummern bra@z
ten mir cine @elbidte vpn einerl rpieper<
eridienenen Sertprbenen M6n9. Die
lelbe murce suerf in Der pitt6burser Disz
pat4 oer6fentlidt.
Darauf erbielt bieie5 8latt fplsenee
!3ui6rift pes 6rn. 8. Dimmer, Mbte6
Der Benepictiner Nbtei ct. 8ineent:
v6erren &eoatteure BET ,Di5patd":
Giner meiner Greunoe CAB mir ibre 3eiz
tur9 pom 20. .. 81. unp ma@te mid
aufmertiam auf ben Mrtifel nGine lrnberz
bare @el9i@te" paB n6mli@ >pdbrenp Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24
@emarc'8 Nebe
in AnloB Der trbettneu Aufnabme pom Aan(as

in AnlaB Der erbetsnen Aufnabme pom Aan(as.
Dim Mittmp@. Zen 20. 6ebr. uberrei9te
81. Semarp pem Senot Elm Memprial
rer %2eoi6latur Don &anlaS> NORM Die elbe
INN Muf nabme in bic Union bittet. Die
@auerien maren oeprdn9t ppu uno bic 5ige
war aubero,cenlli9 9rp6. Ser g, bielt
ranu feline erite bepeutence &ece in oieler
Seljion, BON wel@er Der &ele3rapb fol-
9ence ueberlidt 9iebt:
Seworp leitete feline Hece Elm NIT Der
Nui;ei9un3 Der uebel Der Sflaperei. Die
Nrteit> la9te cr> m63e iie nun Don unieren
Witmenlben peer pom Stlaoen 9el9eben,
1ei cine ali Dilute Notbmenpisteit in jeper
@eleQl1aft. Gini9e Staaten bdtten bic
cine unp anoere bic ancere Mrt bon Nrbeit.
Der Sflooentaot 1dla9e ben @lrbeiter
nieoer uno l6l1e feline DerlDnliGteit 70
melt ME m19li9 aus, ni9t bios ol8 Elm
Mit9lieo pes @taatef0rpers> lonoern aud
ais Gater unp Miutter, ais Gbemann,
&inc, Na9bar uno Treunp. Gr merpe
70, pom politil9en @eldtspunfte aus Elm
reine5 Gi9entbum pbne moralil9e Tabi9>
felt uno pbne bdu6li6e> fttlide uno ~
ciale 8estebun9sn, pRidten, &edte uno
&e9tsmittel - Gin StIf Gi9entbum> Elm
@e9enitanp pes &aufs unp @ertaufs,
Der S9entun9, ber &ererbun9 uno reS
Diebfabls. Seine Mrbeit miro pereutet
unp ,penn itm unredt 9el9tebt miro e9
sebubt ober ni@t ibm lelbt gu @uniten>
loncern ieinem Gi9entbumer. Der Staat
bel9uBt Den & flaYen, aber ni9t als einen
Meniden, ID Ii alsopas &apital zines
ancern Mer}9eM :peldes Ct reprdientirt.
SIM @e9enlaB ksy;u mics 5err g. eann
pie Gage Ger freien Nrbeiter uno bic Ser
bdltnil1e in ben freien Staaten auf. St
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yermerfe, ermuntere CUR Nrbeit, inoem Ct
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