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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
Upon his return. to duty he was assigned to

Upon his return. to duty he was assigned to! |the command of the 9th Corps, was subse .quently transferred to the 5th, and finally to! the 9th, with whose name and fame their fla svorte General will be ever identified. In the ;Charcelorsville Campaign, his was the Corps that won deathless renown in storming and !holding the heights of Fredencksburgh and S'the fighting sixth'' and their fighting Co,.- emander will ever be coupled in history with sthat gallant and heroic achievement. At Getts 6bury it Was his Corps that turned back the Invading enemy. and perhaps more than any kother saved the fortunes of the day, and chang Fed possible defeat into glorious victory Twice was he offered the supreme command Z of the Army of the Potomac and twice de.ln- Fed it, preferrng to remain in subordinate ! Scommand, not from any desire to shirk hea svier responsibility, but fom modesty whicl ever led him to underrate his own ability. S We need not fellow his career in those last S few glorious days of his life The end of the 8great struggle is not yet in which he took SC Sbrllliant and conspicious part. At the close &of the first three days fighting the day be 8fore he died he wrote home to his family :- d" My Corps have fought splendidly for three adays, and they can fight six more as we'll.
 And his last words have been more than fulfill
 led!
 & Gen. Sedgwick was never married. His
 command was his family, and, it is said, his ! SSmen used to love to call him "Father John. ; An only sister kept up his ancestral estate al home, and to her he committed the manage j mept of his home affairs, while he gave his own Stime and talents and energies, and-at the last his life itself, to his Country.
 Elsewhere we give an account of his quiet and transformations burial. There was needed
 no pomp or ceremonial to attend the funeral of ssuch man as General Sedgwck His was a noble, and grand and glorious life, and yet with the grandeur of mighty soldier he pos ksessed the simplicity and unostentation of a child. He was buried as e could have wish ed-surrounded by his family friends, and those z of his immediate neighbors who testified by ] their presence at his grave to their personal
 respect and bereavement. He has left his fame a precious legacy to these and grateful State land Country adds his name high among the s roll of martyrs who have given. their lives for : the safety and salvation of the Re public. THE VACANT JUDGEsHIP.-The New Haven Journal, in speculating on the successor to EJudge Sanford, gives the following from this sCounsy as mentioned for the position: Hon. ! ohn II. Hubbard Gideon H. Hollister, Ammi &Giddings, Wm. K. Peck and Wm. Cothren. NFrom Fairfield County-Lieut.-G Gov. Averill, Josiah M. Carter and Joshua B. Ferris are S mentioned. From New Haven County, Henry ; B. Harrison, and from New London County. Jeremiah Halsey,
 If the Legislature should select candidate from the Opposition, it need not look further than ExJudgo Seymour or Hon. Geo. c. Woodruff,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

BG~ Our Alexandria, Va., letter will b found on the first page of this paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

HST A Surgeon recently exchanged iron
 Richmond, reports Brig. Gen. Vessels con ] fined in Libby Prison in that City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

FALLS FILLAGE.-About fifty men are at work at this establishment. Mr. Ames has purchased one hundred and sixty tons of iron 'of the Botsford & Landon Co.,, paying eighty five dollars a ton. He has cannon in the works which in the rough, weighed twelve tons. It took twenty men to swing it by crane from heater to anvil for it's successive weld ings the mere labor of swinging the crane leach time, costing not less than ten dollars. The great want of the hour at the Works, is a man to insert some fixture by means of which the crane can be operated by the steam engine. The Wslder-in- chief receives ten dollars a day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

NEW HARTFoRD.-On the Sth instant, tn, barn of Richard Hopkins was struck b. lightning and consumed. \ horse and OK lwere burned to death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

MAsoNIC.-The folio wing officers for the ensuing year, were elected at the several An Enual Communications, held in New Haven last ! week:
 GRAND LODGE. SDavid E. Bostwick of Litvhfeld, M W G NJ Nathan N. Barrett of Collinsville, Dep G NJ 3Eli $. Quintard of New Haven, ST e W Wm. W. Storer of East Hartford, Jr G w l B. Beecher of New Haven, Or Treas Lucius E. Hunt of Hartford, Or Sec'y aE. A. Cobb of Nowich, Or s D Amos Pillsbury of Hartford, Or J D Rev. J. w. Leek of Hartford, Or Chaplain Henry E. Patton of Hartford, Or Tyler GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.
 Asa Smith of Norwalk, G High Priest Luke A. Lockwood of Greenwich Den G H P James l.. Gould of Bridgeport. Or King John W. Paul of Waterbury, Or Scribe 5. Beeeher of New II aven, Or Treas E. G. Storer of New Haven, Or Sec'y IB, W. Stone D D of New Haven, Or Chaplain Newton F. Hart of NIeriden, Or Ca ptain of Host John II. Barlow of Derby, Or A Capt James c. Cook of Hartford, Or Sentinel GRAND COUNCIL. James L. Gould of Bridgeport, M PGM Nathan Dikeman of Waterbury, Dep P G NJ sNewton F. Hart of Meriden, Or - Eli s. Quintard of New Haven. Or PC Samuel Larkin of Bridgeport, Or Steward David E. Bostwick of Litchfeld. Gr Captain o1 Guard
 GRAND CoMMANDERIE. Wm. H. Higbie of Bridgeport, NJ Com IF. J. Calhoun of New Haven, Dep G M 'J ohn w. Paul of Waterbury Or Gcneralissime oc Amos s. Treat of Bridgeport, Or Prelate jGeo. A: Washburn of Hartford, Or ST Warden Ell S. Quin a d of New Haven, Or Jr Warden Jason Bcckwith of New London, Or Sind 4 Bearer
 IF. St. M. Andrews of Norwich, Or Sw'd Bearer RS. B. Gorham of New Haven, Or Warden Henry E. Patton of Hartford, Or Sentinel
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
( STATE. OF CONNECTICUT,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Nrrr H.rrN Mau 1Sth 1S

NEW HAVEN, May 18th, 1864 DEAR SlR II thank you for your telegram ; If the funeral of Maj Gen. Sedgwick was to be attended by Military escort, I should lay Saslde every other duty to be present; but as his family friends desire more private and
 9unceremonious burial it is not so important therefore must give myself to other duties
 land sympathize and mourn with sorrowing land afflicted people, who have been bereaved sof brave, persevering, faithful and able off, {cer. Yours, very truly,
 WM. 4. BUCKINGHAM. - Below we i've list of the Ancestors of den'l Ssdgwick, from the first who came over
 to this Country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

NORFOLK. A large gun manufaotory is ir
 successful operation here. -Dr. Eldridge has large grape house
 shlled with ten or twelve varieties of thrifty wines. His garden is most beautifully laid |out and much of it is stocked with the choicest
 }of fruit trees
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

NEW PREsTos.--The town of Washington has voted to build new Road from the outlet ,of "aramaug Lake, following the west shore iof the Lake to Kent Hollow, and intersecting Kent Hollow road near Mir. Hitchcock's. Es- ,timated expense, three thousand dollars some six hundred raised by subscription. Distance
 three miles, more or less.
 "" Floyd Camp has sold his farm and
 Buildings to Burr and Dwight Camp Price,
 S4,0oo. Floyd Camp has removed to Bethlem w D. sperry has rented his house in
 New Preston village to "Ike Smith" Himself
 and family have removed to New Preston hill, occupying the house and farm of his father in
 law, Dea. Patterson.
 G. c. Hitchcock, has q seeded" from the
 Church on the hill, and has purchased seat
 in the village Church, where he proposes to
 worship his "Maker,'' about one e-half of every
 other Sunday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
,,1sp.rcH FROM SHERMAN.

DISPATCH FROM 6nEi'1 WASHINGTON, May 17. A disnatch has been received at the head |ona rters of the army here, dated yesterday
 The dispatch states that Gen. Shdrman had entered Resaca and established his headquar-
 He captured at that place eight guns and a thousand prisoners. His troops were in hot pursuit of Johnston, having crossed the river, expecting to reach Kingston last night.
 The rebels had burned the railroad bridge at Resaea, but the road to that place Was lp run ming order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

CAPTURE OF RESACA. |l0 GUNS, 1,2e0 PRISONERS AND 6 REBE1 TRAINS TAKEN. PHILADELPHIA, May IT. The Enquirer of this city has the following |special dispatch. NASHVILLE, May 16.
 There was sharp fighting yesterday and to day. Resaca, Ca, was captured this P. M. with 10 guns, l,20o prisoners, and six rebe trains going south with supplies. Johnson is in full retreat, with Sherman rapidly pursuing him..
 No estimate can be made of the rebel killed land wounded. Our own loss is small. Gen Kilpatric, Marston and Willick are wounded The railroad telegraph, connected with Resaea, were put in working order a few hours a.ser the capture of the place. [Kilpatrlck was " ounded several days ago, but not dangerous |ly.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19

MAsoNEc.-Thc folio wing officers for the
 |nual Communications, held in New Haven las
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Sele9rapbiide SCacDrtebten.
8eri&tet fir ben Baltimore Meder'
Wcllcrc0 aus (Slrrun.

sc ep 9 OFF, "a. Ntdra. Sie Sampfer
Gitp Of @albingtpn, Olympus uno China lino
bier eingetrpfen uno baben Die folgenoen Nta6=
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Der SDnig BON SSapern tebt.
Die 9ta6ri6ten pes Samplers China gsben
bis sum 13. Ser &6nig ppn 8apern 1T foot;
lein neunSebnidbriger Spbn fpl9t ibm IN Der Nez
gIerun9 llnter Dem 9tarnen 2lloipig Ii. O %
ga Gngldnr. aazov
Sie Simes fdbrt fort, ben Sdacn SIT iugen,
oaB tie ahf feline materieae 6alfe bon @nglanO
re6nen fDnnen. s.71. a9x.& q ,a
Us beibt bier, 9tublaub babe e8 urternpnt=
men, cine Nrmee ppn 10000 Wtam auf3u=
ltelen llno oamit 9e9en S6peben at ogiren,
talS oletes ii6 Der a9liid=fran5D7l6en Q(Iiau5
ani6lieBt.
Ger tleine SObn bes @rinsen BON gSales
iplroe nit 9rpBem 8pmp getauft. Sic a6nioin
CAB ibm ben Namen: Mbert, Gictpr, Gbri1tiar,.
| Gbparo. "a l9 see4s SIS
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Sa5 WemOrial 9iplpmatique entb6lt einen
Gertrag, mpbur6 bic Sragen Der fransDfii6en
Occupation nnb Der Sdulben Merifo's an
an Srdnfrei6 regulirt perben. Der 8ertraq if
apil6en Gapplepn unb Murimilian pereinbart
tpprben. 1s.a5
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9eeini9t. Die merifaniiden @efangenen in
6rantrei9 baben Marimilian tire Mpbdfipn er=
ldrt.
Der GrsbersUs Wfarirniltan.
Par1s, IL. Mdr3. Stab einem Sele'
9rar1rt aus SrteIt miro Der Grsberspd 1no feline
Srau baielbt mprgen erpartet.
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ollis Gcu. Siodrs Seportcnett.

GnmberGanb, 81. 50tdr3. Nrt. gn@
oretp$, rubber Splodt IN Der Gebelen : glrnee,
plroe pom Sriegsgeri6t ipegen 8er[ebung ieiz
mes Sreueioes 5u barter 9(rbeit fit Die Sauer
beS &riegeS perllrtbeilt.
Capt. Clinton Sefries lit ipegen MiBperbalz
tens ppr benz Seirp, bur6 boS er It6 einenSbeil
leineS Ma9enS198 ~Serlt6ren lief, blr6 frieosz
geri6tli6e8 llrtbeil leine8 9ien1teS e~ntlaIen
mproer.
Gine Nbtbeilung pm General Iperiqs
Sruppen nabm geitern neun Nebellen, Die elmer
6pdseit belppbnten, gefdngen. 9te un9lidli6en
gieun tpurDen St perl6iepenen 9iners inner
BALI unIerer Qinien ein9elaDen. G8 lit iiberfliIz
iig, Su e%rpdbner, bab Die Ginlabung anaenpm=
men tpltroe.
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pes 81. &egimentS 1T aus Der 9(a6buri6aft
ppn Gpnnnep Suridgefebrt. W{cgtetL ipll ieit
9uuptquartier u11o COMMANDO in Der Sta6barz
I6aft ppm Nprtb &iper baben.
IS gtng beute baS Geri6t in WtartinSblrg,
baB ii6 ein She'll ppn Stlart's Gapallerie uli
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pen i~treifen ieben Sag cine Strede iiber StraBf
burg binalS. (gGdre ni6t n6tbig %9epeien, III
Die 3eitung Sn leben. 9eb.)
General SigePS Sbdtigteit finbet ielbit inter
SOLDIER, Die ieiier 9tnltelung unb einem @ed>
iel bes GpmmunOp's ppppnirt batten, grpbe glns
e%rfennnng.
SD b6re, buB ii6 Die GebeIlen in grpber
Stdrfe bel Stanton Ia~r1n1el1.
9ds @etter mar in lebter 3eit iebr 9inltie
urO AUDI Die @ege finO 9initig fit 6elOpperaz
tipnen.
st. Sobnsaun, 21. M}drs. QMes rubiQ
bier berlmt.
Sic &ebeller, mel6e neuli6 Satb iiberfelen,
maren ppn Otaipr Sumter %cpmmanpirt. StG
s~er1t6rten fem Giaentbun uto nabntert MIR Stpe
Splbaten utb bier 8Ir9er gefan9en, p%arrnter
ben Senator 8edtel r11b Rem 9elegaten Nbeat,
bic 1i9 AT Der Spite Der l1nipn=2eague befan=
ben, peG6e ii6 bprt alle @o6en einmal periamt=
n1elte.
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tpdrtig nidt beOrpbt.
Wr. Green nnD 5tpei S66ter, wel6e in8erfz
lep Springs wpbnen, iinb u1f Die 9tnflage bin
perbaftet, DEM 6einb, wel6er 8atb iiberfel
Gpri6ub geleiitet 5n baben.
Nhb Su1un Guelpb nurbe lebten 9benO ppr
bier nu6 Cumberland 9ebru6t, angef(agt, bi
6lu6t BON Spei &ebellen : @efangenen Begin.
fti9t at baben. Sic mar BON tbrem 8ater be.
sleitet. Die Guelpb Samilie tpobnt Bel 8ertlel
| Springs sa. ss sal .as'eT iaaa 1.sa4ag
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8unOeshauptfabt.
Sen. Grant i1 ser Srunt.

@aibtn9tpn, "a. Mdrj. Die auf beute
argelagte &epue 1T abbeitellt tpprOen. General
Grant gebt iofprt na6 Der SSrpnte, mn Die 9trmee
rubig unO eilig gu reprganiiren. Sen. Smith
tptrb ietn Stabs6ef fem. a4 4a
Sin damn, Nanlens 8rofpt, Der ais Spion
in Der BptpmaczNr perbaftet poroen mar,
lit bort Dor Elm ariegs9eridt 9efteIt uno freiz
9e1prp6en mproer.
Sine Srpre miro balp ausgegeben iperoen,
tppour6 baS 1. unb 8. GprpS cpniplibirt uno
nit benz 6. Corps OeS Sen. Seogelpid ~pereinigt
iperOe1. II. ,He4oa o
General Grant purbe nit grDBem G~ntbuiiasz
mus ppn Der Nrmee enpfargen. St CAB ip9lei6
Srber ants, ii6 fit cine Snipettion bereit Sa
balten. Sen. 6anepd 1T in pprtreffli6er Sc
iunbbeit sur @(rntee Suriidgetebrt unb wirb fem
COMMANDO lpfprt iibernebmer. Gr bat tpdbrenb
ieines AufentbalteS int 9lprpen piele 9eute ge=
wpnner. Sem Corps lit baS itdrfite BON allen.
Sine grpbe 9lnSabI &ranfer pllrbe BON Der
8ptpmac Nraee in Die 9pipitdler @aibtn9tpn's
gebra6t. s.
9ie neuen 5.2Or Spnbs.
ESeftetdr @baie bat ben peri6ieoenen 9tatip~
nalbanfen SroreS ertbeilt, Srblcriptipnen fitr
Die relten 5.20r an5unebmen.
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80. GongreB Der Der. gtaaten.
tsT YS Q1bt1QtDn, u. W(dr

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Senat. -2ane ppn Sno., POM Wtilitdrz
Gpmite, beri6tet gitniti9 iiber Die 8ia, ben 8anq
llto Gebdlt peS Sen. 9rpfpBmari6aqs .St err
bpben. (8erielbe ipll ben &ang zines brigade,
Generals baben.) ri rsao7 8 oinl rlfr. os
Mpr9an, elm Mentprial ppn Mples 9 Bead,
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nit CT bic gauge Ginnabme iene8 Sages Der
Sanitdts5@@ pntmiiiipu iiberma9en fam.
s s.L8lain, bas Suiti5<Gpnnite SIT be-
anftragen, bariiber SIT beridten, pb ein 9lmenz
oertent sur Contribution rift am 8lab fem
wiirpe, bur6 mel6es Die S%eitimmnng, welbe
@usgangs5Ille perbietet, getriden miirpe.
9ann wrrbe Die 8ta, ipelde Die 9elaipare
8ap uno 0taritan @iienbabn fir cine Militdrs
itrabe erfldrt, Der Qdnge nab bebattirt. 9a' aass
SaS !6ats conititIirte ii6 Damn ats @pmite
oeS GanSer, I'M baS Enhancement CUR 9tatipnal
8anf Sill in 8eratbung SIT Sieben.
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&Seitere GinseInbeitem iiber Die Grperitipm mad,
cctn Hec Hipcr.

Gairp, "a. 0tdrS. Ser Wiober Mpen9er
lit BON Der Mtiinonng OeS 9eo 9tiper bier ei1e
getrpffen. Sort erbielt CT BON benz &anpnen=
boot @ridett 9epel6en uno eine 0rore bes No=
mtrals 8prer, na6 Der Stptte 5u t%pmmer, Die
ben Nla6apalaga SllB am Mtpntag ben IA.
errei6en polite, no ii6 Sen. Smiths Srltppen
alsi6iften, umt gegen ba8 Sort De 9iuiiep Su
pperiren, mprin Sid Saplpr NIT 1880 Wtann
garniiprirte.
SpbaIo Did Saplpr BON Smiths 2dnonng
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fpmmen uno begann ben 9lngriff. S6ar=
mibel begannen auf Smiths Infer SGanfe, ebe
er md iiber Die 9enuue Stelutg bes SeinoeS
nnterri6tet pproen mar ipbalb CT iepp6 Sup<
lprS gbii6t merfte, rief er ais: Sebt gifts ein
gSettrennen Spii6en ben Ser. Staten l1o ben
Gebellen Inn baS Sort.
=-9urd cine i6nelle 8epe9ung gelang e8
Smith, baS Sort be 9tu1Iep 3 Stunbet eber SIT
erret6en, alS Saplpr berauf fam. Sin g(ngriff
wurbe ipiprt unternpmmen irb e8 fam Sl einent
@efe6t, in mel6em Die Gatipnaltruppen 40
Spbte nto Gerpunoete p~erlpren. 9aS SORT
tpltroe leldt 9etpn1rner NIT 2S3 @efon9enen,
elmer 11=3pl &anpne. tpel6e bic 9tebellen BON
Dem periunfenen &attpnenbopt Snbianpla ge>
rtpmneu batten, Stpei 32.9flnber @arrpt BON
benz &iooer Queen pf tbe @eit, swei lanse go
Yfitnoer BON Der 6arriet Sane unb 4 anbere
&anpnen. 9te Slptte @iteuerte in Der 3wii6en=
5eit ben SluB binalf unp 9ing na6 @innabme
beg Sorts na6 MeranOria, no ite bel abfabrt
oeS Gridet NOD la9.
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Oas Sort DC Nn1ep NIT fl SGnpnen unS 800
-...l. y. - Gief0naene1I qenptnmetl. $3.50. b.

Cincinnati, "a. WdrS. Sine SepeI6e
aus Gairo lagt: IS fino quite Na6ridten BPM
9ieO &iper etnsetrpffen, Sen. q, s.. Smith
lanoete feline Sruppen eini9e WieiGen unterbalb
OeS Sorts pc &nlep, ais Der &ebelen>@eneral
Dir Taplpr ibm lpfprt nit ieiner gan5en Streit>
madt entse9en mari6irte, uno ibn I'M Giden
ansriff. Sen. Smitb, anltatt fi6 in 8erbinz
bung nit Den Sppten su b~ringen, maridirte in
f%Orcirten Mdriden na6 Dem Sort, unp ais Sid
Die &rie9slit benlerfte, maridirte er nab ber=
lelben 9tthtnng, uno Der ~9tls9aig bes 8ett=
rennens ibien fir cine Set lang Slpeifelbaft,
als Die DanfeeS ben &ebS einen @priprltng ppn
bret Stnnpen ab9eipannen, bas Sort nabmen,
uno nit bemIelben II &anpnen, pprunter 4
8arrptts, cine gilfz3plz&anpne uno eini9e
80 8fiinber. 4. @'..a'
9ie8 9iebt benz Gen. Smith einen ltarfen
gnbalt i'm 2anbe, unb wiro ben 9(Omiral 4pr=
ter in ben Stano ieben, nit ieinen &aupnenz
bopten uugebinpert na6 MeranOria binauf st
fabrer. @firiE as1tas I'd ga.lH e4H
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riden ndber beran, rnb es Iinb bis sum 6.
glpril MIR mob IA Sage.
9ieie 8ablen iinb namentli6 fir Die 9eut-
i6en ppn elmer unbere6enbaren Mi1ti9teit.
IS banbelt ii6 babel fin Ie barum, pb ie
ein NrbeitSinltem, ipel6es ben Qobn Der neiBen
9(rbeit fUrtpdbrenb berantergebridt, tpel6es bic
Nrbeit unb Die Mrbeiter erniebri9t uno aus9ez
beutelt, ben Staat in ieiner gntptdelung gea
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i6redlide, tp ftipte g e unp bluti9e &epp=
luton auf ben sails gelaoen bat, beibebalten,
poer Oh lie es b1r6 einen oft ibres ipperdnen
@iIlens abi6affen, pber enblid, pb ie e8 nit
$26, 156, 700, nel6e Die 9ti6t Stlapenbalter
an Die Stlapenbdlter 5u entri6tet baben perz
ben, ablbien ppllen.
llniere 9tnii6t gebt babin, bab Der Staat,
Der ibpn genn9iarn bur6 bas Snititlt geltttett
bat, ben 6erren, mel6en Die Sflapen min i6pn
einige Sabrbunoerte fir Die blpbe Soft gear
beitet, unb Die GelO genltg aus ibnen gema6t
baben, feline gntl6doigung Sablen lple.
llno 10 merber mpbl au6 Die meilten 9eutz
i6en b%enten, mel6e nit Dem Snltitlte ni6tS 5t
i6ufen gebabt baben.
9lber, ie m69en altf ibrer SUIT fem :! Sinh
AUDI Die metiten bis iett fir Die Convention ge=
Observation-Disclosures alf 9tntt=G nti6doigungs=
Gmancipatipniiten ss%gefullen 70 1T ppd pantit paS
Spiel np6 ni6t gelppnnen. Die @egner Der
emancipation uno Die Gpmpeniatipns Oednner
baben es wenigitenS nod ni6t alf9e9eben.
Sic arbeiten unabldFig I'M Sntereie Der gtegerz
8arpne unO merben, penn'S sum &lappen
tpmmtt, nit einem Sidet b~erpprfpmmten, bas mir
i6Iagen mitien, ipenn mir nidt gepreat perpen
mOlIen. gQip arfaepaBt
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SiOt6tpembiefeit eineS G6rift1idben
StddfeS.
aus elmer 0ebe beS SenatDrs @rab 9ropn, sebalten
Npr benz Senat in @ol9instcn.)
(S6lIBl

AUX NlNGL z SEHILILp ~ $)LOlpllf ACpNItCW
ppr bem @enat in &ai9instcn.)
(S6luB)
9a5 Sgnpriren elmer mpraIiI6e1t @erant=
nprtli6feit I'M Staate bat cine 'praftii6e
llnmoralitdt in ieiner @eripaltung CUR Spl9e.
Mas fpnnte Die Srt6t bes 9lbfalls Der Station
Don @ptt fem, mas al1berS ais Die rationale
GntIittli6ung, in Die mir ~perfallen linb! l1nb
mo tit buS 6eilmittel ? @abrli9 nidt in Dem
peritpdten Sebarren auf unierer biSberigen
2aufbabn. glo6 en babies Sabr6unpert zines
iplden @erfull8 urb mas NOD gut i'm 2anoe lit,
miro gege1 cine ipl6e I6errl6aft reppltiren ano
ben Spb Der S6anoe pprSieben. Die menlhli6e
9tutir fann e3 ni6t e%rtrageit. 0ieS lit Die fol-
geni6tpere Srage Der jebigen StunOe fir infer
SDlt; alle uniere @eoanten unp ltnier qa1lses
Streben, uniere ganSe Senutb nnb unler gait
5eS 8eben matb pa aufgeridtet fem, pie mir am
ltttt, II elmer anbern @runbla9
fir uni er Dffentlt6eS 2eben 9ez
langen! 9aS uebel lie9t nidt in ben 4er=
iOnen nnb ni6t in ibren Nemtern, eS lie9t tie
fer. @ir brauden nt6t bIp5 refine Wldnner fit
uniere Nsmter lno refine Nen1ter fin ltniere
9tdrncr; Der pberite @epanfe, Der Die Wdnner
unO Die Iemter beberrI6e, mub pm ener
8einbeit iein, Die ein Sribunal anerfennt, ppr
Dem eS feline Sdul6ung mebr 9ibt. IS qibt
in 8abrbeit fitr Elm 8pIt in y
ttefer Ser iuntenbeit tetn 3 II ,
fIu 6tS mittel, ais entpeoer Seipptismls,
pel6er Die Re6ti6afienbeit erSpin9t, pOer
Gbrtfentbum, weldes sur SusenO be-
getitert.
llnb fir cine Democratic mie Die unirige, in
mel6er Die Nta1e reeiert, liegt MIR i'm gbriftenz
tbAme Die Gettung. lno pie getreu lit au6 in
oleler, ME in jeber anberen 8e3iebung Der SSnz
limit oeS 8plfeS, ipie FLAIR erfennt bas arpBe
SpltsberS in bielen 3eiten Der &epplutiUn feline
Abbdn9igfeit, wie entI6lpHen umqirtet es ii6
NIT Dem Sdllbe oeS Glauben8 fir ben &f
NIT Der Sprfuptipn unb pie fniet es nieoer Dor
Sptt, INN NIT leinen epigen @eieben in Sarz
monte gu lem! 9aS @plt 1T ni6t blinb, eS iiebt
ben nnauflbsll9en Gpnfitt SmiIhen elmer III err
l%Dienoen Station unb einem &e9ierunasinfem
baS Der 8er0ammniB gu ipeiben lit. Ni6t bof
Die peralteten Sprrlen ppn STRIDE 1lnb Stoot in
unlerer 4epublit pieber %alfleben, poer Die Nors
men pon Glallben uno Gultts 1tatt Der per=
i6punoenen lleber5eugung pieoer erri6tet mer=
ben iplen, aber etpaS mebr ais bte8 uno etpaS
anberes muB gei6eben. Die Srrlebren miil1el
pei6en, nelde Die Spra6e Der Gabinete II. bi
9(uStunitsmittel Der HegierenOen biloen uno al
tbre STEELE mub treten iene unparteiil6e Sc
redti9teit nnb 8rIcerli6teit, pelde Die wabr
ioctale Oronun9 auSma9t. 9ieIelbe Wtpralitdi
unO oerIelbe 6riili6 sepprbene @eoanfe muf
in Der Station 5nr 6errl6aft fumnel,. pel6e1
in Dem @epifen Der Meni6en bic Iebte uni
b66ite Expectations SnItanS bilbet."
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s-epsesaur,rrasn Der aebeaen i'm snS,ueReu,

Mempbts, %. Mdr5. 5prreft beFnOet
iid nit 1000 Wtann in 8plipar, Semi, auI
benz Mari9 nab 9toroen. Gen. Criterion iiber=
tpa6te ite. .' g. '.o aa} = aa4
"a gtenll9 ipuroet einige Nrbeiter, pelde nit
anfbre6en RON @iienbabnidienen bel6dftist
tparet, uno 20 damn bpm /. Ma. 3egt, mel6e
ibnen ols 8a4e beigeseben tparen, bel slrtan=
las, WfentpbiS 9egeniber, ppn GileriIas gefan=
gen. GS fam babel Su feinem Sample. i
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Sfus mem MeerfcO un0 Colorado.

&anas Gitp, %. Nidrs. Die SAM
tazSe @Oit lit angetomnten. Sic wurbe brei
Sage bur6 einen idredli6en S9neeiturm in
ben &aItcpn Nlountains, 81. 3d., mfaebaIten.
Sim 5. ;. %. mar Die Na6ridt eitaetrpffen,
baB cine CELEBRATIONS @eieaf6aft, weider cine
gefungene Snoianerit sur @eemeilerin biente,
Die ii6 erbot, cine STEELE SIT seigen,' no es @pIo
int lleberflub 9ebe, na6 Dem gfapaioe : 9itrict
auf9ebrp3e1 lei, Ste NapaipeS famen SIT Salt=
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2lmcrifaniftbe Ssaebricbten.

Gairn, %, Mdrs. 9as 3. llrO 16. Soma,
68. 0biO nnO As. 81. &egt, pel6e ii6 pieOe'
anperben lieBen, iinp auf Der !6etmreiie auI
llrlaub bier an9efpmmen.
9oS II. 0iid. Snf. unb 5. Sptpa GAP &e9t.
e~benfols @%eterunen, finO auf Dem @eg mad
Der 6rOnte, beoeutenO p~erltdrft, bier Ourdges
fpmmen.
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Son Der 9Sru,,t.

Bafbfngtpn, %. Ntdr5. Geitern fa=
men ELM lieutenant uno Z @emeine in Die Qi=
MEN Der Rotomqc Irntee, uno gaben Die 9e=
m6bnltde S4iloernng BON Der Generalization
Der &ebelen gum 8eten. a-4 s4