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! ! ssIOnor . Aborn Honor Due.,,

The members and friends of the NJ E. Church
in Mayfield, recently gave DoJiatiOn for the
benefit of the Rev Z. B. Lane, Pastor of said
church, and his family. About four hundred
persons sat down to well furnished table,
generously prepared by the ladies. It was one of
the most pleasant, agreeable and orderly dcna-
tons ever attended. Atthe close, the Secre-
tary, in short and appropriate speech, formally
presented the Pastor with the sum Of one hun
dred and j5fty dollars; which was RESPONDED to
by the Pastor with deepest feelings Ofgratitude.
Sneh donations are blessing not only in
the "material aid" .renderedto the. minister and
family, but in fostering kindly and fraternal
feelings among the people and between the
Pastor and his congregation.
If any Of the charges in Cleveland District
think they can do nicer thing-let them 'try.''
z VA ltsF4e- Sl3 UNION.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

FUNERAL 0BsEquIEs OF A GIPsEY KING =
Owen Stanley, the, recognized King of large
band Of rowing Gfpses in this State, died re-
Gently at Madison, Indiana, and his.remains
were taken to Dayton, where they are to be
inferred next week with great ceremoniss-
Harriet o zen, a Gipsey Queen, was buried At
Dayton, some two years ago; land the King is
now to be deposited by her side. Rowing bands
OF this singular people are gathering at Dayton
from all directions TO participate in the funeral
ceremonies, which are expected to be Of a Gu
rious and imposing character, becoming the
interment Of decease4 royalty. - Statesman
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

STEAMERS PURoHGsED.-The Canadian Gov
eminent Is going into the steamship business
quite extensively Intelligence from Quebec
is, that the Government have actually pur,
chased from Mr., Baby his five steamers, the
Qaeen Victoria, Napoleon Third, Lady Head,
Advance, and Admiral, for the sum Of 1924, 900
for the boats. The. Toronto Globe ssya the
Government have also purchased Mr. Raby's
provisions, and they me an to ruhlthe steamers
themselves. It inquires-"Are the cabinet all
insane!'' -'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
OVERLAND MAIL.
sa9 sr. Louis, March !

irg1 5Ts LOUIS March l3.
The overland nailof the 2Oth ult reached here
Tonight, bringing the following despatch which
failed 10 reach our agent MaOys Station on the
arrival Of the mail there yesterday
The Republican State Convention meets at Sa-
erameHtO to-morfoW.
lis believed that Seward delegates would be
elected to the Chicago Convention,
The Democratic State Convention meets at Sac
ramento on the 29th TO elect delegates to the
Charleston Convention.
Primary elections have already been held and in
SIX Otthe largest counties, including San Francis
co and Sacramento q large majority of the dele
gates elected thus far are in opposition to GWin,
Weller and the chisarg wing of the Democracy,
and friendly TO Senator Latham, rendering proba-
bly, that Lathams friends will control the delega-
ton to Charleston. -@tr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

THE Fancy or PoR EURoPE.---The noted
Pugilists MOrrissey, Teeley, Hughes and Cun>
niDgham, sailed in the Africa to witness the
fight betWeent the Benecia Boy and Tom Sayers.
Bell's Life Of Feb. 26th, states that Heenan
is nrude health and fast ver5ipg to fighting
trim, and sayers is doing his utmost to get fit.
He now sees the importance of leaving no stone
unturned. Heenan's colors are red, white, ard
blue borders, surrounded by l9 stars, and bear
ing the motto, MAY the best man VIM a.5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

RELIEF OF THE @. 7. & N. r. R. Co-The
House Bill for the relief of The creditors and
stockholders of the Cleveland, TuseaTawss and
Medina Railroad Company, has passed the
Senate by vote Of 10 to Is fFhe object OF
the bill is similar to that of the Marietta d
Cincinnati Railroad relief bill, excepting that it
is to prevent a foreclosure of mortgages and to
provide for a general arrangement between
creditors and stockholders, for transfer of the
franchises. a f--st 90 q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
n Pennsylvania Veto.

Fhett6oEernor of Pennsylvania has vetoed the
bin to compel the Cleyelahd and Pittsburgh
Railroad Company to fence its road in Beaver
county. The Governor thinks the principle Of
the bill is bad one, even il it were made
general, and bases his veto both upon that
ground and the ground that the bill is special
one. He says that under existing judicial de.
eisions a man in Beaver county may be east in
damages for letting his cattle run atlarge on
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Road,
if they caused any accident thereony while, un :
der this bin, if his cattle were killed on the
Cleveland d Pittsburgh Road, the company
would be cast In damages.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
q h 2 T5Eseution al stsyehs ma lIazlelt.

u -
STEVENS apd HAzLETT were executed at
CharlessoWh yesterday at noon, March 10th,
and died with the hrhness of American mar
tyrs to the cause Of universal Freedom. Ste
s'YeuS strong, eiHisEic aap in person and
mine, struggled hard with tho cOnqueror Of all
while with HasIettit was soon over,
The execution was attended with military
poup pnd circumstance as when the heroic
BRowN was offered a sacrifice to pro slayery
veaseanee, s,iH unappeased with the blood o.
seven victims whose great crime was an OBJ
servanea of the Golden Rule of Christianity.
Virginia has shown cruelty, malice, and
abarbsrism in the execution Of BRowN, Cook
CoPPoeK, COPELAND, GREFN, STEVENS and
HAzatrr, such as disgrsees no other State II
this Union, She stands alone, the embodiment
OF coward slavery that knows no pity, omer'
cy. Virginia should remember, shc but teaches
'Bi9siy iastru. tionS Which, btms taught, r,turn
fI1.Hu n. In W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
4 nTueh Needed Lar Passed.

Taxpayers win be glad to learn that the
House has passed the Senate bill giving County
Commissioners authority to work convicts inn
prisOned in County JAils The bill passed the
---1S House by the decided vote Of 72 to I6 and a
motion 70 Feconsider the vote was lost, yeas 25
nays 70 The bill has only to be signed to be-
come law, and it takes effect from its passage.
1t provides that whenever any person shall
be convicted Of any criminal ciIsnse, commit
ted after the passage of the act all or any part
Of the punishment of which BY law is an im-
s,ns prisoBment in the county Jail, the court in eu
of such imprisonment, may sentence sich per
~ son 70 Hard labor in the Jail of the proper eOun.
tyi apy length Of time, not exceeding six
months, at the discretion of the court
The labor is to be performed under the direc-
tioa Of the County Commissioners who may
B1a adopt regulations the subject; and the sher-
If j. TO pay the avaiIs Of such labor into the
treasury of the county Sec Sd is as follows:
That, for the purpose Of enabling the county
commissioners Of any county in this State to
employ,in proftab.e manner, all persons who
may be convicted under the provisions Of this
g. acts the county jail. in such cases, is hereby
declared TO extend to any stone quarry Or-qaar>
res,s road or Ioods, or other place or places
within the limits of the proper county at which
~ the cOnviets may be sdvantsgeously enipL wed,
without the walls of the prison, by the county
Commissioners sfoTesaid.T
.-,- This law, ffithfully and properly enforced
vii benefit prisoners and The county 1t will
prove terror to evil doors, for of all things
4i tatcass have the greatest abhorreuce of honest
labor. L is the ider and the. dissOldte who
prinsipally get supported in jail at the public
- expense and hard work is a capital refbrnato-
" school for al such. Our jail furnishes sub
jects the yeatfound, and We trust the first thing
she C6mmiskioneTs seteonvicts 10 work at will
be the construction Of sewerage TO the Jail
"a itself Certainly no rimproyement is, more
..s.rgs, needed. y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

Iog IN THE sTEArTs.-A letter from North
port. March lst, states that the ice between
there and the Manitous is broken up and drift
ing with the wind, and that the prev iilng
Southern winds will have tendency TO drive
.tae ice into Che Straits and pack it there. The
writer does not expect the Straits viii open be-
fore the first OF May.
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mARRIEn,


Q9tte 20 of nrafeh ly 40 E.y a ClesAs mr. GEo
X u IRIS u Miss ELIZA JAM GARDENER 40 VI
CafelHId. ~
u Lafuele. Medina casuty on the iith instani Mr.
IAMEa w MILLER.. .oi iowa, aud Miss JOANNA O.
fhENilCE. OF the fJrner place.
Ii u y ulg Town 9Th INST JOHN McET ROY and Ms
fhsaNlhs AktDalohE, boiicf Mineral hidge.
, "a in Aus'iutown 4th inst OWEN NAFF and MARIA
BUCh bo.h Of AgalntD yu, Z .-T ---.IIF
~ Coitsviile, 8sli in,t, LUcfANs BAILEY and MA
.lILLA n AIhRARr, b.lh of NaAoaius CO
On tho 9TH inst, ANDREW HAHN Of North Lima and
A3lELlA hUDiaILL, Of BoaIdmar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

MoRHowsA IN WHEELING. is con-
gregatiOn Of Mormous in Wheeling, and cons
verts to taeir doctrine are reported. Five were
baptised by immersion on Sunday. They have
an Elder, but are notpolygamistsg ..y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

Tie Republican triumph is complete. Fdll
returns from the State give Goodwin $1,000,
and Cate sS,4lO, for Governor Goodwin s
msjOrity 4,599 The Republicans have chosen
10 ont Of the l2 Senators, and have IS majority
in the House, =
In 1856, the united vote cast for the two
Opposition candidates for Governor exceeded
that Of their Democratic rival by only 2,44sr
but the msjority was more than doubled in the
heavier vote cast for President IN the Fall
Now Hampshire is good for some 10000 Re
publican majority in November. No marvel 2
Washington dispatch says-"Ths result Of the
election in New Hampshire has thrown the
Democratic camp into grest confusion"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

PRoGREss OF ToLERATIoN e-Dr Gabriel Refs.
ser has been chosen the Chief Magistrate of
the free city Of Hamburg. The Significance of
this election in the fact that Or. R. is Jew,
and that ten years ago Jew m Hamburg was
not even eligible to the Office of night consta-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

KNaHTHooD CoNFERRED.-Att the levee beld
by Queen Victoria, Feb oath, Capt. MeCiin-
tOek, commander of the last Arctic Expedition.
was presented, and received the honor of
Knighthood. I a-. "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
Fer Sale.
mpets. &f.

A EAHIfH NUMBER OF RELIA-
"a. BILE Servants offer daily atDetOa & Pamer's
l lgsBcs and Loan Ono rsn street under Bfrrrhauts'
ETrhahse Bank ladies' may depend upon bsing suited
lm-m7r6:2T7
WANTRD-A GOYERNESS no
3 take Charzs uf The education OF a Colared GIrI
about twelve years OF age-WIth the STATE Ohio A
fair compensation viii be given and PROMPTLY fuid. The
piTIng VIII he eLpeced TO produce satisfactory
sndaioas as t. her Chiistnn caracterand capac-
iiy tntesch. temp-r &c Please I'd hn 10 e. No.
20 West street. Clcalafi- Chic, within Two weeks
rom q q 7th Of March lsil ms19:275
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
THE RELIABLE SKIRT

THE ABOVE SKIRT is FULLY
equal d not superior to stg other Skirt in aarEst
being nors elastic ;gAler S5d r9li96ie N tyeIy
MARI DRY Goods and Caypes Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
DIED.

ADAMS. ngedszI yeais -
Funeral on Sunday morning y past 10 o'clock at The
rssidsnce # bis father. Darius Adams.
10 Goshen Alahoging Co. on tho 29,htt ,RICIIARD
TEMPLE. Ia tho 76lh year of bis age. f-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
FOGG, ETsWORTH & CO.'S
VILLAGE AND DOMESTIC
Gas works.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
Il manufacturing .s-.
Portable Gas Works

Oany desired capacity 70 light Private Dwelling Blocks
Of Stores senines. and Public Buildings, 10 any par
From OF long experience in the Gas Fittisg Business
large oTtioA p dwell ins snd stges and Rssry 1.-THE
public buildings this hHving bee lifted viii
unler our personal sRpqUsionl aPd from ahorrgh
iahf fl apparatus IN ta sfer States we { ann Drac-
ical kncwedg this e1sbies conduCt
The appsratus WIFI We are nov maaGfaciuring aiap-
Cd for either COAL ROSIN. or RoSIN OIL, and il we
ppeaTance and the sfst and NEST econOicalO OF HnYuOE
y use N For dFsin or seininaet out Of
the reach f city gas pipes, the average nzhy
sumptloa ,g exceed s cubic feet our ROSIN Works
works on small scale RoSIN possesses several adyaD
tases over COAL Rosn Gas Is Of Oneha greater
buninsh superior briilauey, ard Consequently quTeF
works Of but haf ne capacity U1ike Coal Gas J. loses
i t iey ire fI stg
large Ems scale nuisance tG the neshblrhond Work
6r small wofks osu is for the reasons named above b.
far the nsater a. though costing little more the
sHtIsfaCtory gas-prDducing materlaE rra
The cos df n siHy ne bbl i about Ieent per b. and
the producilah Of Ea in CUT apoara as IL guarantee
20 DO iuli' lJ. ccoc eet IRON 10 lbs OF Il sn, with tri
fling c0usumut on cf fuel Our Single RetOrt produces
~ 1 ~ 2 o s ~ =, p ~ y y Az. ~ nlsy mere
sion oherWle attends the produc ion Of gas 10 our
works. Ac dents almost Impo sb!e the chances Of
harm beng the same would occur in the manag Uf
lie pdes d QUO ngis Retort Apparatus ranges from
go TO $50 Dollars, depending upon the size Of the gas
For an ordinary dwelling hslter or zoo cubic feet ea
city would be sufficient; COSTING when complete and putup
for about 800 Dollars. r.
oar works. buI u the N permanent durable and
SUBSTANTIAL manner, and BE- Dpafafsd trifug
for annual repairs In this respect clam that
they greatly superior 10 ether works in
Al The residence OF one OF tho undersigned, No 3c9
Prospect street. IL this city appaTat
ful PRODUCING that hriiancv purity ad
mted by ali 10 be far super or 70 that in ordinary
throughout the city, manutacsured from al. We will
ase lnshsWlVg this apparatus actual any
one ihterested IN hts suAiec'. E 80 "a
With practical kno Wedge of every detail giving per-
sOnul attention 10 every appa aus put up and fully guar
AM eeug that shall prove equal Representations
pHy the gaHsCbers FRe ErespOndence from parties
wishing more det5i "a info rlps tiGn
"a ~ afOGGs sENSWORTH CO.,
Corner Of superior and Seneca reefs,
maTl5hO Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

tls g ~ VISIT TO CAEADA-Ths Prince Of Wales will
lssvs England for Canada about the LIST Of
June, in a 81 gun ship, the Renown. iess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17
DLEADER
sATuRDAY mORNINts, MARoH Isl 100,

H. z F-7-- p
us ta..a .I ~ PURLHEEn ny U1 aGA
.'1 ' E. CowLEs& c o.
''',- NO. ia, ANsRioAN nuILbISss. sUPRRioR ST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

90 -all Nebraska Constitutional Contention O. IA
VOGoS Blacks VITO Of Freedom in Nebraska
Territory is telling on The popular s0vsFsigns-
At the election held on the 9Th inst. to take the
sense d the people Of Nebraska on ths quss-
iich Of boiling Convention to frame : Com
stitution for State Government, and also to
choose Delegates to the Convention in case the
people voted . Yea I" the result of the popular
vote was msjoIity for holding the COnventieni
ami the election Of about four fiths OF Republic
can Delegates to that body. The CONSTITUTIONS
ns-1a al Convention meets at Omaha in April, and a
v Free State Constitution viii be submitted to the
people beyond question. The veto of Coy,
- Black has established Republication in NeN
braska On frm basis. The people have had 8
surfeit Of Administration Official Sovereignty.
! 4 Even Douglas County, IN which the Capitol is
located, an i the hitherto stronghold of the Gov
ernment officials, was carried by the Republi-
cans IA the late contest. Judge ConkEng, Of
q .as. Omaha City, former member of Congress from
Western New York, is a member CT the Con-
vention from Omaha district and viii pTobably
be President. An Omaha letter Of the Sta says:
After such an expression of Republican sen
timeni as burst forth from every county il is
scarcely possible we would be admitted as a
StatE by Democratic Senate unless we num-
Der every soul Of the 10000 and odd inhab-
s gtants required by the Lass aPportionment sin
we Eill now DO our part and apply. This Ter
I i rtOTy, like Kansas, has been dspensatOry for
broken down Democratic officials, and mostly
of the most prohigate and corrupt description.
cav Indeed none but such would do the dirty work
required Of them BY the Administration. fal
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The PnhIlc IRnrLa


The proposition 70 sell the Public Works Of
the State has been reported against in the
House, and it is probable that nothing viii be
done on the subject at this session The
House bill for the reorganization of the Board
of PAbHc Works was discussed in the House
on the 25th, and passed, 5ess 81, nays 81
Aessrs. Eugent, Miller and Robinson, said
to be competent every way to the under-
taking, have submitted a proposition to the
Lsgislatuteato lease the pdbIioWOsEs Of the
. State for ten years, and pay fox the use of the
isas same, the sum Of 500, 900. They propose to
secure the keeping of tbe canals in repair du.
ring the term of said lease, and then return
them toithe State in good condition; : the les
isi' pains to be made from time to time, as the
BoaTd Of Public Works shall direct Possession
.le Eaated the 10Th Of May nsxt, and the Company
viii take all The Implements, m .terials, DC,
used in repairs and owned by the State, at fair
30 appraiseu1eut. 1ftn'si s -7s. af.a sTi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

10 secure INC People Of the State against
combinations with railroads, the Company
propose that the tolls shall not exceed those
charged in 1858, and that no partislitv shan he
shoWEt to any one in the rates Of tolls. -
The Columbus Fact states that none who
knew Messrs Nugsnt, Miller and Robinson
doubt thelf responsibility, or that they viii
carry into effect whatever thew unde+t,ko
s Such being the fact, and the excess Of the canal
enli'ale la1' year over the revenue reaching
IN vsYs y not lhe proposition to lease at
~ least worthy Of the consideration Ofihe Lspis.
laturel. - Isa-E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-17

OAUTION-TO ALL WHOM TT
~ NAY CONCERN -JcSlUa oss and George c. Foss
are my agents 0r dong only cash business Neither
them has authority do business for credit
shall pay dehts Of their Contracting after this date
Cleveland. Q. March "A. 1867. maTi5:2i6.
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Mmerifouif6e Ofadbrid6teu.

Nemsgprf. Gnfunft Oe8 Dampfera
5ammpnia. Der 5ambur9er Dumpfer
v6amuOnia", @apt. S6wenlen, Der am 10.
April nit 8aaren uno 42O Bafia9ieren, cOn=
i9nirt an Die 6erren &u1barot & 60, ab9e=
9an9en mar, lau9te Wiont1g Wiittag nm II
abr 25 .Winuten III 9emsDor an. Die
ySammcnia" Bat bic Ballasiere unb 2abune
beS Dampfers u8oruilla" iiberbra6t.
SIRE Nadridten iiaO burd Die Der gAnaeri-
ca" unO be8 O2lultralalian" iiber6plt.
Buffalo,. Der gifengte Ser,
Aust B. 3n elmer SEER ammlung Der
GilenSieBer BON 6o6elter wurpen in Be5uq
ouf ben AuStarO Der bieli9en @ilen9ieBer fpl-
genoe Bel4liilie an9enpmmen !:
DBelHlonen, baB bic llrlade be8 Au8tan-
peS Der GiiensieBer in Buffalo etne 9eredte au
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IA, Delamare II, Marplan6 81 @irqinten
Is, g3DrD Carolina z, Sio Carolina 8. @eorz
9ia 10, 6lOriOa 3, 9llatama 9, 9Oui iauu 6,
Ntiililippi Z, 3era8 4, ArfanIa8 2, MilIpuri
2, @alifcr1ien p, Oregon B.
Scum murpe beantra9t, Elm Gpmite our 9(tf=
ltellung eilter YlattIorn gu erneut}n ullo bteIer
lntra9 wlrpe lpJleid an9elpunmen unD bu8
@pmite ernannt.
Scum purOe beantragt, baB i6er bic 0eomi=
nation eine8 BrdltOenten Der Ser. Staateu
nidt baQotirt merpen lcue, beppr cine 8lattz
FORM ansenpnlulen lei, OieIer Nntrag ipnrbe
nit 270a 9e9en 32a ct. an9e1Onmen.
Sin Nntrug, pprrad eil1 Wfit9liep iiber eli
telt urtb Denlelben @e9enltalb nur einmal ipre=
den ourf, wurDe nad) LANCER Debate auf ben
alloerlt Sag 5uritf9ele9t.
Oteef itber0ab Die Mab1l1a 8lattIprm. (Ote8
1T Die ertrentz lipliGe 8lattlprln, lpelde einell
pom Grn9reB 5u erlalle1lpen @poer gum Sdue
Der Sflaperei IN ben Serritprien ullp Die ablpz
lutte Serperiun Der &ulloipatur Douglas pers
la10t. 91ep. B. So OteIe 8lattiprm ipart
an ba8 BlattfprnnzG pmite Derlpielen.
Da8 2e9itimution8z @pmite 5ei9tc ali, baB ea
eff am aroerlt Mor9en 8eridt erl tatten fSnlte,
moranf lt9 bic Convention Bis gum olberll
Sprmittas (OtittmpdO perta9te.
Die Nebe be8 6rn. @u{btno
Sci u~ebernab IN be8 Gpritbe 8.
Na9oem Der Steiner fiir ba8 ibn e~rlpieleue
Sertra1elt 9eoal1ft, errlablte er Die 8erIanll=
lung CUR Gtrigfeit, CUR Selbltadtun9; Elm
9rpBe8 Weltrei9 lei bier p~ertreten Durd Dele
9aten bon ben 9ritnen Sitgeln Der 8 Staa=
ten, BON oet reideu Mtittellfaaten, Bon ben
l%ou1i9en @belten be8 Sipen8, ppr Den frndt=
barren Staaten pe8 9i9altilden Ofilfllippi=
Baltn8, bon ben 9ploenen @elt1Oen be8 ferner
Oregon lnO %@alifprmen. (8eifall.)
IS banple Iid paruln, ben pberIten 8eaul:
ten bieie8 nrI4tigcn 9tei6e8 5u ernenlen in
Ndnlet Der pentpfratilden Bartei, oeren Itpl5,
Aufgabe BARN beite9e, bic SffeutliAen Sreibel
ten arfredt 5u er6alten, Die 8olf8lreiGeit mi
Der perTall na9slndBi9en Srpnut9 6u p~erei1en
Die 9cbeili9ten 0tedte Der eilt5ellien Staaten 81
bem1brelt. QlnenOlider 8eifaq.)
Na6oeml per 01eprer mlter tpbelloen Set
fad pa8 ldot III einer pbiget Oepeide entbul
tene Wtottp Galboun'8 citirt bate, fubr ct fort
Die @eguer Der Oen1pfr1tie leien bemiibt, cine
perrlanelte I~eftionelle geri9lp6rutg 5n ldaffen
etne perrdt9eril9e Iettipnelle Gerl9lp6rltllg pel
eiuen 2allpeSt9eileS 9e9cn ben anoert. De,
ittpioe ulto 91lb pa6ulinni9e 6anatiSmu8 Die:
Ter @e9ner prpbc ba8 2allo in ben Ab9rulI
bet 0tepplutiot uno pe8 girgerfriesc8 gu 1tiir-
sen. SO lei Die auf9a6e Der Democratic, tie
len TeinD Der llaiDn urlp GpnltitutiOn n~icber3lt.
merfelt. lliO Die Dempfratie lperpe niele Alf,
9abe %erfiillen i'm Ramen l~nIere8 tbeuren 9alt-
pe8, nit Der Sitlfe @ptte8, (@roBer 8eifaa,
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9ie OemOfratiIde IatiOualG onOeution
III G6arIet0u.

QBie unIere 9eier Idon selfern 9eIeben 6a=
ben, britsen mir iber Die Convention genaue
telesrapbiIde @rtra@8eridte. Da BON G9arz
leltpn na6 8idmOn6 nur In 8elegrap6etz
8rabt gebt, Der natiirlid BON 53eitung8z mto
BripasO epelden fSrmlia in 8eIdlag aenprn=
meu 1T, 10 inO piele 8eri9te nit auBerproent>
liden Soften, unO, Da RE 5ipeite 5alfte berIel.
BEN iebr ipdt e%inlduft, nit representations
W9iben perfnipft.
SO ware ldderlid, tuenn mir 1tn8 iett, no
Die Gntl6eiOuug Dor Der S6Ire if, nod in
@Dniefturen iber ba8 6eIultat Der @Onpentipu
erseben mpaten. &ir peripeilen uulere 2eIer
gang auf bic Eele8rap6en< Spalten.
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