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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07
PRENTICE ON SECESSION.

Ex-Secretary Floyd says that he will not, il
God helps him, permit Mr. Lincoln to be Presi.
dent of the United States. Can't you help
yomSef, Governor, as YOU did when you were
in arms length of the public money!
South Carolina paper advised the State to
adopt flag with a cross upon it, the emblem OF
the Christian religion. But she has adopted
the Crescent, the emblem OF Mohammedaism.
A letter. writer says that Gov. Floyd is sub.
ject to fits of abstraction. Certainly the public
money was when he was Secretary.
The Charleston Mercury says that "Soutf
Carolina is law to herself" Many would like
to see that law erecuted
We are considerably afraid that the only
strong Government now in this nation is that o
South Carolina.
Those fellows who go for submitting uncon
ditionally to South Carolina have the impudenc,
to call other people submissionists.
The fruits of Secession, which South Caro-
lima thought so beautiful and tempting, turf
out to be apples of Sodom. We hope she ma,
enjoy the pies and dumplngs they will make.
Why didn't South Carolina, instead of choos
ing the rattlesnake as her emblem, take the cot
ton.mouthed snake2 The latter is quite a
venomous as the former
Kentucky is determined to resist aggression
and maintain her rights, but she does not SCI
in the conduct of the Northern States any goot
cause for her making an ass of herself
The students of the Nashville Medical Colleg
have presented gold-headed cane to Gen. Jo
Lane, Pity the Generals own head isn't of a
much account as the canes.
M'ny of the South Carolinans not only hay
Yankee arms in their hands when they music
in warlike parade, but Yankee arms aroun
their neeks in the privacy of their homes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

slavery in that constitution which Was designed
to secure the blessings of Liberty, and, while
abusing the Yankees for meanness and close
bargain driving, did herself drive, under that
magma charter of human liberty, our Constitu-
ton, the meanest of all possible bargains-the
Missouri Compromise. 1t is for these reasons
that Virginia has forfeited all claims to be a
leading state and we should be inclined to dis
trust any plan or scheme that might originate
from her. Her aspirations TO play the part of
mediator with hands as dirty as hers are, APP
pear as ludicrous as they are preposterous.-
They are like the pretensions made by the rot
ten clergy of Mexico to convert the American
army who were in their midst, into useful men,
bers of the Catholic Church No, Virginia, in
her negro interests, has at length become the
sport of the secret societies of the South West
and is in a filter condition to ask for help thar
to offer advice and direction. 1t should be re.
membered that while Virginia court-judge
jury and lawyers included let Burr go free
another Virginia court hung John Brown
While the traitor against the Union, who fore
Swallowed its dissolution was allowed to escape
the other offender, whose transgresson wa,
against the negro sovereignty of Virginia, wa'
hung with all the circumstances Of merciless re
venge. We are opposed to following the leat
of Virginia. Truly Yours, J.W.P.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

BENToN's LAST PRoPHECY.-The following
statement is made by Rev. George DufField, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, and there is no reason to ques-
ton its truth, for Mr.. Benton always had a
keen scent for southern treason and patriotic
disgust at it,
"a few months before the decease of the late
Colonel Benton, he said to a young political
friend then on visit to Washington, Young
man, you have seen the Hall of Patents, the
Post Office, the Capitol; for whom they have
been built at such enormous expenseY For
the people of the United States, | suppose
United States No, sir, no, They are for the
Southern Confederacy, which has been plotting
for the last five and twenty years, and which
greatly fear the nation will not wake up to dis.
cover until it is too late Remembering the
words of the dying Benton, we were not sur
prised to hear Senator lverson of Georgia de-
clare in his place, 4 see no reason why Wash,
ington city shall not be continued the capitol Of
Southern Confederacy. The buildings are
ready to our handr Nor to hear Mr.. Rhett O
South Carolina affirm that secession had beer
in contemplation for thirty years"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

JUDAISM AND SLAvERY.-M g. Raphall, u
Jewish Rabbi, and of course disbelever in the
New Testament and the Christian dspensation,
delivered discourse in his synagogue in New
York on the occasion of the Presidents Fast,
the object of which was to prove from the Old
Testament that the African negro was under
the curse pronounced upon one of the sons of
Noah, and his descendants through him right
fully and scripturally held in slavery! The
learned Rabbi evidently forgot that his ances-
try were once in bondage four hundred years
to these same descendants of Ham? But be
that as it may, the Bellows Falls argus, which
has chronic weakness for "pitching into the
clergy Of New England for preaching politics
even on Fast days, publishes this discourse Of
the Rabbi and eommends it with great gusto
TO all his readers. Nov We have no objection
to the Rabbits preaching such discourse every
Sunday in the year If he sees fit. The gross in
consistency of those who make such "hue ant
cry" against preaching politics" is the matter
TO which We wish to call attention. Besides, i
is refreshing to see both the "circumcised an(
uncircumcised" Democrats "going it blind" OF
the scriptural basis of African Slavery in tn
United States!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

Col. John II. George, Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Second New Hampshire
District, withdraws, and recommends the NOM
nation of Judge Bell as a combination candi-
date of the united opposition.
This is the most sensible act that the gallant
Colonel could perform. 1t is a very just con-
fession of his weakness and inability as Dem
ocrdt to meet the crisis brought upon his coun-
try by his now bankrupt party. If Pierce and
Buchanan had been as sensible the Union would
have been saved this great peril. AS Bell is
so little an improvement upon George our he
publican friends in that district will surely
avoid all difficulty by giving both full power tc
stay at home and sending Il. IL. Rollins to rep
resent them in Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

VERMONT CoMnussloNERs.-Gov. Fairbanks
appointed Ex-Gov. Inland Hall, Lieut. Gov.
Levi Underwood, Gen. II. Henry Baxter, the
Hons. Lucius f. Chttenden and b. d. Harris,
as the delegates from Vermont in the conven-
ton of states which assembled in Washington
on Monday. Hon. Frederick Holbrook ofthis
place was rendered an appointment, but for
personal reasons felt compelled to decline it.
We do not apprehend that the appointment OF
this commission will be of any other use than
an expression of comfy and good will towards
the bord err states.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

VI. AND CANADA RoAD.-Our readers are
most of them aware that the construction ofthe
connection of the Vermont and Canada Road
with the Rutland Road, through the sand bank,
north of the village, has been in active progress
during the last summer and the previous win
ter, A large proportion Of the work of exca-
walton and embankment has been DONE and
the Earth Tunnel Of 800 feet in length by when
the track is be carried under the highway
north of the village, So feet below the r., surface,
is daily and nightly making It's moie,i,S J "S,
feet Of the tunnel i. already eo%plcisdi and and
the work goes on at the rate OF twelve or hneeh
feet rate which i nn no b "GSSSe5 G Sp,
.N' , nTS ensure the completion Of the tunnel
h lw ,h "'T middle of April. The entire work of
The co connection is to be done, we believe, by the
18Th of May.-FFee Press
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07
MIR. PUNCH ON SECESSION

FROM Wt IsOHiOH fuHCh, jan. IL.
Seccde, We Southern States, secede,
No better plan could he,
If you Of niggers would be freed,
To set your niggors free.
Runaway slaves by federal law
At present YOU reclaim;
SO from the Union straight withdraw,
And play the hecsoil game.
What, when you've once the knot united,
VIII bind the northern men?
Aud who'll resign to your cowhide
The fugitves again?
Absquatulntc, then, slick as grease,
And brenk mp Unity,
Or take your Presiient in peace,
And eat your humble pic.
But if your stomachs proud dsdain
That sanitary meal,
And you, in passion worse than vain,
Must rend the Commonweal,
Then all mankind will jest and scott
At people in the case
OF him that hastily cut Off
His nose to spite his face.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

isiana have seized upon and stolen nearly half
million dollars belong to the United States,
which was in the hands of the sub-treasurer of
New Orleans. Secretary Dix telegraphed to
the assistant treasurer at that city inquiring in
to the facts but he has received no reply. There
is very little probability that any satisfactory
answer will be received. The remedy proposed
for the policy of spoliation on the part of Lou
isana is, that the mails shall be cut off, which
will no doubt be done Immediately by order of
the administration also, that Congress shall
take off the duty on sugar, which will be done
by an amendment to the tariff bill, now in the
Senate. Prompt action of this kind on the
part of tie administration and Congress may
bring these people to their senses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

FITCHBURG RAILRoAD-The annual meeting
Company was held in Boston, on Tuesday of
last week. From the report of the Directors
it appeared that the income for the year was
S663,o2l,7S, and the expenditure $3.50, Ol0,4l,
leaving a balance of 3O4 oil SO. John w.
Swift, Alvah Crocker, Thomas Whitemore, w.
L. Faulkner and Peter p. Brigham, were unan-
i'm ously reelected Directors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

THE CONCERT given under Mr. Schuster's direction
on Monday evening if we mistake not will be ac-
counted the best vet offered. Each performance of
the pupils of Mr. s., of n style to indicate more
than superficial knowledge of the art of music and
must have given satisfaction to the friends Of those
under his charge, well as to all who feel interest
in the cultivation of high style in this department of
education in community. Not to discriminate too
closely in things out of and little above sphere
pleasanter piece for the piano performed than
the composition of Mr. Schuster "Madle ruck, ruck,
ruck.n 1t should be published. he Eicher Broth
fulfilled the high expectations of the audience in
their contribution to the programme, and will hold
place favorites in the memory Of all. number
of the instrumental performances indebted to
our old friend Mr. Fowler for their best effect in the
accompaniment of his siolincello. Mr. Apfelbaum
found great favor in the two songs which he furnished
for the OCCASION "a friend at elbow pronounced it
the tdilest singing he had heard) and astonshed
his friends in his admirable of the post-horn. No
one could have cxceed this latter performance unless
he'd better ''horn than Eichler behind the curtain
If strict observance of the law Of supply and de-
mand exists in matters relating to music, unless Il
most exorbitaut demand for the vocal shall cnsue the
sudden development of powers in our president male
quarette" will preclude all necessity for the importa-
ton of foreign talent in this line. "Long may they
wave" The audience was quite carried away with
the closing performance, Gungls Railroad Gaop, Tim
itation and as the "od machine" halted we expected
to hear "Jake' sing out, "South Vernon"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07
A YouxG wrE.-we find the following /,

the Raleigh (N. CO. Register
Maried-At the residence of the brides
father, on the 10Th of December, by the Rev.
ID. A. Mclean, Rev. Mark Smith and Miss San
tina Ann Hasetine, daughter of Governor Cook,
aged ~ years, months and 10 days, all OF
Chatham county
1t is ascertained that Mr. Floyd's whole ac-
ceptances were S6,900,000. Ofthese Mr. Rus
sell and partners retired about 100000, first
and last, and can account for half million
more. 1t therefore appears that at least SO,
100000 more are still floating about, held by
innocent parties, or were discounted by banks
and individuals.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

PATmoTc.-From present indications the execu-
tive department of the incoming administration will
have no difficulty in finding sufficient number of
men willing to their country for consideration.
The applications for appointment as route agents on
the railroads are the leaves Of autumn,
and embrace all conditions from bank directors down
to microscopic capitalists The candidates for post
offices are equally numerous.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

FATAL ACCIpENT.-As Alonzo Damon Of HUB
bardston, Mass with his wife and child were attempt
ing to the track of the Cheshire railroad in Ftz
william, N H., on Friday of last week. the horse was
so frightened by the whistle of approaching train
that he left the highway and took to the railroad track
He caught by the coming train at full speed,
the sleigh upset, and Mrs Damon and her child
were frghtully mutilated and instantly killed, the
body of the little being picked up in nine pieces.
Mrs D. was much beloved in the church and comnun-
ty of Hubbarlston. Mr. Damon escaped without per-
sonal injury but the fate of his family better than
his own under the circumstances.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

SUPREME CouRT.-The February term of the SUI
preme Court for the County of Windham, will COM
mence at Fayetteville, on Tuesday of next week.
The term will be held by Judges Adds, Perpoint,
Kellogg and Peck. The docket unusually large,
there remaining upon it many unfinished cases from
the last term Decisions of argued at the gen
cral term will be given next week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

THE New YORK SENAToRsHIP.-The Hon.
Ira Harris of Albany was nominated by the
joint republican caucus Of the New York Legis-
lature on Saturday evening of last week, fol
United States Senator for six years from the
4th of March, to succeed Mr. Seward. Hi,
nomination was not made until the 10th ballot
when he received 60 votes to 40 for Horace
Greeley, and scattering. WIN. NJ. Evart'
was at first run by most of the friends of MI
Seward and Mr. Weed, but finding his nomina
ton impossible, they concentrated their vote
on Mr. Harris to defeat Greeley. Mr. Harris
was elected Tuesday, and all parties seemed t.
be pleased. The country will rejoice at the re
suit. OF the successful candidate the Tribun
says:
He is a man of marked ability, took a lead
ing part in the Constitutional Convention o
1916, is distinguished as a lawyer and from Ju
ly 1S47, to January 1860, occupied seat upoi
the bench of the Supreme Court of the Wi
Circuit. For a man who has been so much en-
gagged in judicial labors, he is remarkably wei
versed in political affairs. He is a Thorough
Republican, has many warm friends through
out the State, and his election to this mpor
tant post will be gratifying to the great body G
the party. lie is man of graceful presence
is a ready and easy speaker, and will no dout
take leading part in the deliberations of tn
| Senate. Upon the vital issues which now d
vide the country, we do not question that hi
course will fully Justify the confidence repose
in him by his great constituency. He was
! Wing of rather radical tendencies, an admire
! of John Quincy Adams; and though his iudit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

ENLARGEMENT.-The center building and the six
wings of the Vermont Asylum are to be enlarged by
the addition of another story during the coming sea-
son. The roofs will be raised and the additional story
be constructed top Of the Others The central build
ing will be ornamented by the addition of a DOME
The enlargement will he under the supervision Of
Thomas Siloway, the architect of the State House
This addition will give relief for while at least, to
the present pethoric condition of the Institution.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

GAIT. +. h. Hunt, the officer in command ut Key
West spent the summer OF last year in this village
and is well known to many Of our citizens.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

rested and the cutter fell into the hands of the
rebels. The whole affair is a striking iustra-
ton of the peculiar code of honor in vogue at
the South
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

At a recent fair of the Catholic Society in
Rutland, the receipts were $3.50.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-17

Q90a Ne8tment, 81 G9ren bes tap.
feren Gen. QYon bat Der 0rdlDent aneeorbust,
baB Col. SObn @cglett, ~se9en,partis proSOlt
Marlbal In st.. QoutS. unD Qteut. Sol. Sbep'
f b, Npiutant bes 0sn, QpOn in Ietnen S@laG
ten, rte @0mmtlTpn erbalten lolIen, Elm Neet'
rnent ausoe1uGter Qeute fir ben Dienf I'M De,
partement pes Neltens gu btlpen unp paB gu bic.
fem Negtment JeDer Staat TN Welten unD Wia
la1uIettS 11nD Connecticut cine @umpagnte teleu
iOQen, 9Yon's @erutGgen, $4,000 pelGeS Ell
Der Nesterung Derrna6t BAT, IpQ pa3u b%ellinmI
tuerOen, ptelss Nestment aus3urufen, pelAe6 gum
eptsen Nu1m BON Sen, Soon Delien Namen tra=
9eu miro.
8epOlDer &nnone. @egenparttg tptrt
etne bon 6errn Daniel 9ana BON Cincinnati ers
%funOene, leGslduftge &anUne in Singer unO gte
mit's MlalGinenpertltdtte gema@t. Man per-
iprt9t lfA 8ieleS BON pieler neuen &anone. Su
Ger Contribution lit (e etnem Colts Nepplpes
abnlid unp lpI BON 4 pferpen se3Oeen unO bon
8 Ntdnn beoient neroen tGnnen.
Gin neuer N%rupbet.- gtnsm 9rt-
DatlAretben aus Utah, DEM MormOnenIanDe, emit.
nebmen mir Die Nudrtht, paB bort Elm tunse,
Wfann, Namens So Mpras, erl9ie-
men Jet, Der f9 ais tpabren HrOpbeten pes fInf-
ttgen 9tetGes ausgiebt unp ben biSberieen, Brig
BAN goung, al8 etnen fall9en 9rcpbsten uni
SAptnOler ertldrt, Der neue @ropbet bat stnl
Mense tunSer 9cute auf leiuer Sette ; Der 8Ir-
gertrieg 3piiaen ben beipen parteten In utab ii
unpermeipli4 unp man II auf ben auSbrud Def
lelben -teDen Nusfnblid eefaBt. Der nelte Gro.
pbet miro bel ben Wormcnenfrauen gepiB ber
Ste9 %errtn9en, oenn er lit jung, traftta, w6brenr
Brigham 0oun9 eth I6cn gu alter Drppbet fit
Das WprmDnentbum TT. g
Nuspem Snben. Der M EN- 9tG
Nppeal Iagt : Die 0eri6te aber etne ppu
elmer eincoln 5urpe, aus $4,000 Ganpalen be
lte9eno, beabf4tt9te Qanpun9 an ~unlerer laclt
Gen Suite linb niht pbne innere Wa9rIAetnlt9
felt, DAB per@rpepttton etn 10 a r.
meL s mpang 3u Gbett werpe
wtrD f gewi 8, @puperneur 8rppn uni
General canton BADEN lett etntser 3eit tire Nuf-
mertlamfeit auf Die ftratesilA ptdttsen @unfts
Der Suite 9ertGtet 9ebabt unp mas le NIT Stud.
liht auf etnen bea5li6ttgten SeluA 9etban ba-
ben, tpiro bcfannt perpen, rpenn Die anfunfi
ltattftnOen miro, Wir baden tetnen 3petfel, pab
mos mir aus lul6en @ssenpen bGren tperOen
miro Der Dpnuer per rthtigen Mrt BON &anUneu
am ri6tt9en plab, BON Der rehten Sorte Don
Nrtiueriiten beptent, letn+ Die 5atteraS Snlei
Nfatre wtrD ni6t wisDerbplt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-17

Der Ser. Gt0aten uuf3ubebeu, bab Gu0funt uRD
5rantret9 Ote NotbUenot9felt ertennen mubtet,
Ote IGnli6e CONFEDERATION ais lelblftdnptgen
StaatenperbanD an3uerfennelt.
Die eeDridte Stimmun8 auf Der D6rie In
parts oauerte fort. Die Grb6bung Der 8rcb.
pretie erre9ten erO6e Nufresune,
Sn douIOn finn 3ruppGn mad Jlpm etnges
lGtft poroea, um pta bort ltationtlte @arntIon
gu pertdrten.
Cine ltarte 6lOtte mar BON 9enebtg ab9e9aus
gen, Tim ltA an Der GaGte bon Dalmatieu unO
Stunte 3a ftatt0niren.
Sn etnem firBlt1 ob cbaltenen papltlt&en
@OnffOrtum bat Der &c It letne 9elfers.
: | er ermabnt, felt gu { sen, unO Den Cot.
TO { n feline @rnceifcnen 3u MAIDEN,
Die Se3tebnnsen 3wil9sn 5rnnfret6 unb
Spanten ltnb 10 bsfrteoigenb wte mSsli6. 6ronFs
reid, bat bic isst tstne Gei5tpnen (2nneras
ttonen. q. b. ST. %uerlanst,
Die lpanilAe GrpeptttOn mad Wertco ntmmt
rai6en SOrtsans uno nitro balD pom Spauten
aufbreGe
Oas S4tf OSnOufry" fam bon Baltimore In
Vremen an.
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@nrOpGtfbe NInbridbteu.
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~tlstpung ais 3uGtlin9 ertunbi9te lia Oscar
Beder eenau natb Den 8ol}artften Der 6arS
orpnun9 unp nameutltf audi barber, Oh er gum
8eiu6 Der Stride perpfltdtet let? 8efer lit
Drpteltant. @r trbielt Die Nuefunft, baB er 10
LANCE an Dem eor9elHrtetenen 9dusepttesDten(ts
She'll 3u nebmen babe, als er bierDon nt1t BIS
penirt Dper ausgeihloIen rerpe. 0lan beabf6
ti9t, ~pUrerlt p%enlelben TN 3u6tbaule NIT Bib
1dntberet 3n bel6dfttsen,
@ar3burg, 26. Sept. Die g@nr3bur-
ger 3ettun9" beri6tet $50 eben erbalten mir
Die yla6ridt, hap 3iptlden Der bapertl9en nnp
boDilhen Ne9ierun9 Elm Sertra9 nber ben 8au
elmer Gilenbabn pom SurSbur9 mad 6eioslberg
gum Nbi6lule fam unO ben bnYertl6en &am
meril naHIte Sage lApn Der 0eleBentpurf noe.
gen De6 Yaues pteler 8Gbn ~Scrgele9t iperDen
wtrb. Uie e%erlautet, BAT lhA Die baptlAe 9le-
9ierung ntdt pa3u berbet9elalen, Die 9epInlGte
Nt6tnns burG ben Spenpalp iiber Mtltenberg
uno Wertbetm 3u pdblen, ~lonoeru es tptrS Die
8abn pen fmr3elten 1Beg Durd Bapen nebnten
unp BET 6etpin9efelp in bic Nneba9sW ur3burs
9er Qtnte %etnmtnpen,
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ais Gun ffrtttter. Nls tir5liA ltA emit
&c prsuBt11e QanowebrmGnner etnt9e Stunben
lang in Qeip5ts aufbielten, beluGten le aud BITE
Osn1Gloe. @aterte i'm nererbauten Wlnleum auf
Dem NuguIfplaBe. Wabrenp Der lanalamen
Winpuns purA pie Sole bIeiben tie plGblth Dor
9etue's albefannten 0ilpe gerbreAer III Der
STRIDE" lteben, Elm &unltwert pas Gielen ttben-
fails purd cine eelungene photographic nidt un-
befannt lein pirfte. Durh Die Stile Der Nn<
lAauuns ertSnen auf etnmal aus Dem MunDe
zines ntdt 9eraee pflfg ausiebenDen 2anDwebr-
rtannes Die Nprte f: uDas tit fallA, paS Bib
bdt einen 6eblerI" 3wei profeGoren Der untper-
fiat unp ehf Mlaler, wetAe liA in Der giabe Be-
fnpen, IaAeIn O6 piele Is NuslpruAes unp erluGen
Den 3apler tbnen Den Gebler 3u nennen. Sbne
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Gbir l1ebenpen SGilpwahen unp laste; vGiu
WaAtpClten i'm 3uGtbaule bat letn @ewebr gu
jeper Stunoe gelaoen une ba barf er ntGt, wte
pie1er bier, letnen Nrm auf Die NdinDun9 bes
@ewebreS l%tentmrn, pas meiB teper 9fecrut." Die
geIebrten M1nner muBten DEM ebrlihen Mis.
Fstentra9er pOafcntmeu 0feht 9ebel, Der etnen
6ebler an einem beri9mten 0emalpe entpedtf,
nas ppr tbrn 3au lFnOe an9eldaut.
s. &dwei5.
g8tr sntnebmen elmer @prreppnpen3 Der Neps
gorfer Staats3ettun9 BON 3uriG fclsenpe So
ti3en
5ter bat Die @rwablun9 bes OtGters 0ott-
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rid, ocer Qeute BON SeltpYla" linp pteler ge
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ticn semaAt. Gr mar nod ME TN Staatsptenlf
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