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to prove.

The "MEDEA" OF RI5ToRI.-Last evening wit
messed the tirs! appearance before Philadelphia
audience of Rstori, the rival OF Rachel, and ''the
tragic actress of the world" bril- liant ass 'mbly
at the Academy Of Music greeted tie great artist
with O cordial enthusiasm We confess, however,
to feeling Of disappointment from her first en-
trance, rather descent upon the stage, to the
last emphatic "7u" which closes Legouves version
Of the famous old Greek tragedy Of Sophocles Ris-
tori's features lack the great dramatic power
which in Rachel spoke-held her audience SPELL
bound. The voice of RIstOri is singularlY deep
and expressive; yet we're we again cheated OF go
pathetic touch, baked of some frenzied burst
OF passion in this "dark witch maiden :" whose souL
given over to the dark "Eumenides," spurn4
at all bonds and deles al control, The
"Medea" of Legouve, and the "Medea" OF
Sophoces are two different creations, Yet enough
remains OF the original to recognize the dark en-
chantress OF Colchs; she who, for the love of the
"yello ow.haired JASON" stained her white hands
with the blood of her young brother, and torsakng
the barbaric splendor of the marble walls and
roofsiof gold of "Aetes palace, dared the peris of
the unknown sea" with the bold Argonauts of
Hellas. Ristoli is emlnently free from rank. In
avoiding this error che iel, in Medea," more than
once, into the opposite extreme OF tameness. Az
times she reached to the stern, inborn dignity and
lofty command of the Colchia Princess; but more
frequently 1911 OeneaJn IL ana Decamo almost trlYlal
The scene of"Medea's" first meeting with ason, ,iu
Corinth, on the eve of his marriage with "Creusa,"
daughter OF "Creon," was weakly rendered. The
tumultuous joy, the bitter irony, masking
the bleeding woman's heart; the indig.
nant sarcasm with which she bids HIM choose
her place of refuge, where the curse eof crimes In
CURED for him shall not rise spectreliko ard warn
her back, not given with the subtle effect and
irresistible impulse of intense feeling, nowhere more
needed than in this mastery scene Not even when
driven to desperate frenzy, the frantic mother de-
termnes on the murder of her innocent children
end, standing at the foot of the statue of the ohd
deyouring god, inyokes with suppressed breath and
curdng veins the 'livid deites of gloomy Tauris-"
not even here is the power OF a truly great artist
more demanded than in the scene above mentioned
Rstori's attitude and emphasis at the close of the
tragedy were grand and imposing in the extreme
and we trust further acquaintance with the fair
artist in other varied characters will remove this
feeling of DISAPPOINTMENT, with which we candidly
confess we Quilted the temple of the MUSES. on her
first appearance.
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Views of The Secretary of the Interior
1861. 1866.

Hon. ORvILLE FL. BROWNING is one of the
few Republicans who supported Mr.. johnson
throughout his present career. He took upon
himself, a few weeks since, the graceless
task of attacking the Constitutional Amend
ment in a very voluminous letter, in which
he argued that a State was immortal. His
great foundation was on the maxim, "Once
State, always State" He reiterated it in
dozen different form, and made it the basis
of his logic.
Yet, strange as it may seem, Mr.. Browning
did not always hold this view of the case
Probably the prospect South, as viewed from
the Senate Chamber and from the Interior
Department, is different. Be that as it may,
when the present Secretary was Senator from
Illinois, in 1861, he made speech on the 18th
of July, in which he took strong ground in
opposition to his present theory. But let
US allow him to speak for himself Here are
his own words 81 win not stop to deal with
technicalities. l care not whether you call
it the subjugation of the people or the subju-
CATION of the State. When all the authorities
Of State-when all the officers who are the
embodiment of the power of the State, who
speak for the State, who represent the Gov
ernment of the State-where they are all dis
loyal and banded in reasonable confedera-
ton against the Government, !, for one, am
for subjugating them; and you may call it
subjugation of the State or of the people,
Just as you please. I am for subjugation,
and you may apply the term subjugation to
the State or to the people," Then the differ
ence was merely technicalty, un worthy of
attention; now it is matter of vital
import. Ii the authorship of the phrase,
Consistency, thou art jewel" is a mys-
terry, we may be aided in the search by know
ing that it could never have originated
among any who held views like those of the
conservative party.
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SURRATT.-The documents laid before
Congress yesterday show that Mr.. Boutwell,
was correct in bis statement that the Govern
meDt knew of the whereabouts of Surratt for
over year, but that he was incorrect in his
insinuations that the officials were not doing
their whole duty in endeavoring to secure
him. The documents are extremely interest
ing, and form another proof that the detec
ton Of crime, in this age of law and civiliza-
ton, must be considered an assured thing.
When the guilty escape, it Is the exception,
and not the lule. How, by his photograph,
the murderer was folio ved through Canada
to Liverpool, through England, Spain, Italy,
and finally into Egypt, is as curious as the
tale of "Monte Cristo," or the adventures of
the "Wauderlng jew" the only difference
in the latter case being, that, unlike the
troubled Israelite, he will find no difficulty
in the shuffling off Of this mortal coil. In
regard to Mr.. Boutwell,, we deplore the heed
lessness which would give currency to an in
furious report, which it eventually was unable
to prove.
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Suffrage in the District of Columbia.
In the Senate yesterday the bill relating to
suffrage in the District Of Columbia was up,
and pretty thoroughly discussed. An amend
ment embodying the read-and-write test was
voted down. The bill, as proposed coniers
the elective franchise upon all male citizens OF
the United States, except paupers, criminals,
and persons under guardianship, and those
who left the District to give aid and comfort
to the Rebels in the late war. The Senate
adjourned without coming to a vote on the bill.
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FAILURE OF THE BURGLARS.
THEY COULD NOT DRILL
THE SPIEGEL Essen.

On Saturday evening the 80 of November, our bank
entered by burglars. The oice of the bank beng
withoutkan occupant, theyihad undsputed possession
and have no donbt employed their time uninter
ruptedly till morning, In efforts reach the OF
the bank But thSnks to the protection afforded BY
of your Burglar-Proof Safes, which this occasion
proved to be impregDable they were foiled.
The outside hre-proof door of the Safe was drilled
and blown open. They then commenced on the bur-
Rar proof and ter kn scking or the da OF the lock
and knob that throws the bolts, thev attempted
to dive the lock OF, bat without success; they
also used wedges and heavy sle1ge, but filled
In ALL They left behind them large assortment
OF tools, consisting of Two crowbars, heavy
sledge, wooden mallet two steel edges and variety
OF chlsels
Having occasion to be at my office (Which Is con-
neoted with the bank) at about IL O'Clock M Sun
day, made the discovery OF the aforesaid visitation
and failure to open the bursarproof part OF the safe
although they had knocked of the dial plate the lock
am otherwise disdgured and abus the safe, hich
preveCted any but a skilful operator practical
manufacturer Of safes and locks to open the safe.
The necessities OF the were plainly presente and
we lost time in despatchne agent to Cleveland to
procure proper per on to open our safe. Calling at
your az, ncy, no suitable pers waI found. We then
applied TO another house In the safe business who ver
kindly furnished practical manufacturer safes,
person who understood he science ard the manufacture
oflocks and safes TO perfection.
He arrived, and with the assistance Of two of the
mt ct pc oweIiul in the village iquarry men, who
fame tor heavy strokes with the siedge hammer)'
operations were commenced at lOh o'clock A. NJ. on
Monday, ind the work continued increasingly till 8
O'Clock P. M, when they become tired to work
longer, aud adjourned.
he next morning about ~ O'Clock the work was
Ggaln resumed with the help, and at II A. NJ. sue
attended efforts and again had the pleasure
OF wing that property was safe. Had it been
placed in less power ul safe the tables would have
bee turne d in favor of the robbers.
Er.H. A. Kent ofthe house of Kent & Co ,oiyour
city, instructions tolrrangelw h for safe
Yours truly, MARVIN KENT,
President Kent National Bank
Kent, Ohio November II, 1866
To Messrs. derring, Farrell g. sherman, New YORK.
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vi FALL STYLE HATS. "a
T II T. O. II MIC ALL A,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
9 j 9m4pl
No. 8O4 OH ESNUT Street.
eEN sTEINwAY g. SONS

Grand Square and Upright Piano Fortes,
sTEINwAY & SONS direct special attention
to theu newly invented Upiight'' Pianos with
their PA. nj ReSoadtor' and double Iron
consists in providng the instrument lin addition
TO the iron r0me in JTOnt of the soundboatd) with
iron brace frame in the rear OF IL bo h frames being
c as. IN ne TGce, thereby mpartng q solldy of
sructoi End capacity OF standing In tune before
attained In Il at cltss instrument
The souDdboard is supported between the two frames
by an apparatus re- ulatinR Its tension, that the
greatest possible degTeo of SCUM producing capacity
Obtained and regulated to the incest desirable point
1he greet volume and exquisite quality OF tone as
ell as elasticity and pomptness OF action, o. these
new Upright lianos have ELECTED the unqualified ad
mirat on of the musical profession anu oil who Lave
heard them.
Bl As1US BROTHERS confidently offer these heau.
tfu Instruments to the public and Invlte lover
OF music 10 call and examine them
very Piano IL cons ructed with their Patent Agratfe
ArranFC ment applied dlecty TO the lul lreu Frame.
For sale only by Bl ASIUS BROTHERS
IL "a In4b+ No COG CHESNUT Street.
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Contention Der Sbio S6af5ii6tcr.

Sic iibrlids Contention Der S6tc gAaf5iatsr
ruree am &isniias uub Mittirch Wtrrssn in Der
gsnatsballe abssbaltsn. 9lcntsrmnp fibrte Den
0cris. Inter cen anssnr,nmensn Ssihlansn,
lpslGs auf bic Ssbnns Der Sdaf5udt tinauelaus
fen, 1T aud elmer, Der Dem @cnsreb Die 2luHaae eirsr
idGrlidsn Stsusr ten 81 auf tpnnne, uno S. auf
6iueinnsn smpfsblt. (Iisisr 8sldluB rurbs
aud ten Der @cnrenticn Der Staatsz9!dertats 8ss
bSroe angenpmu1sn.) Al5 8samts Ses 8srsins fir
oaa ~laufsnos Sabr murcen Die trl9enem 9srm ers
rGtlt: 81. Sc. Wlcntscmslp ron Dcun9stciun,
prdTssnt; 9r. @alorsI BON Iiqua, 8!esz praii>
ocnt; Sol. Sarris ron @lerelanb, Secretdr.
Or. Scrnitsnb ben 9orain 9iclt Die ja6rlihs
&cbe. gr mics mad, baB Sbic MIR Greipiertsl Der
gSr1s prpnueirs, rslde uniere 8atrifanten teoir=
fen; Dab Der l8eitsn, bsr Sirsn uno Der game
Nprssn Die Mraprpricticn tsoeutenb psrmsbrsn
fsnnsr, pbns annsrn N&srbau5peissn 81 ihaoen unb
Dap bas 9ano gScls ssnus tsruDrbrinssn fSnne,
I'm bic Snlportation rom Muelanbe At pcrnsieen.
Ser 8sitras zines Nitslieoes Der 1slsllhaft
fir 2stensbauer wurrs auf $40 ~fsiasieet une elm
BsiAluB paiiirt, Der Dem @UnSrsiis Die 9nnatme
sinss Gsisge5 assen bic a~rufreis 9iniubr BON Dpas
e~inriisblt. 9is Bilpuns bon @cuntp=@ elsGidafs
ten BON Sdafsidiern IN alien 9btilsn Des staates
putbs smpfrblsn, rcrauf iih bic Grnrsntion Der,
ta9te.
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Sic Standardization bes WplberuUls CIR.

Ste Snausuratscu pes neuen GOuperncrs Grr
fanb am MUntas Ra4mittas in Der Strtunoa bss
Gtaaisbauiss III itliher 2esils Statt. Gas 0s'
tsransn 9Orps aus Camp @baie bUlts BEN @cursrs
n1r nit flinssnpsm gptels bon isinsr Ac9nuns as
rtno %sasprti,ts i'm na9 Der S%sotunea, Bic nit 3us
iAauern unn t~slonrsrs NIT 3uihausrinnen ssfGat
mar. Nah Dem Getst nabm Rihtsr Brinfsrbcff
ntm ns,len GcurernGr unh Cen anpern neuenS taates
teautsn cen 2lmiseib IS. Gcup. Mnee,lcn trat
GcupsrnSr, mcrauf eielct nit pernsbmlidsr @ti,ns
nc lsins Nutrit,srsne r%crlas, rslts mir Dem asisr
in autiabrliGsr utte,lsuns r~O,lsssn. Manhs
GtdQ;n, nansntlib bic in Bs5us auf M,ilital bsrrz
idaft, wurrsn laut applauoirt. Nahoem Die 6eisrs
libfsit scritsr uar, rsrfists ia Die Niaiis mad Der
Gtnatsbaus, no Der usrs Yits @cups1nDr WeHarz
nsp nit einsr flr;sn @ses DEN @crls iternabm.
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Scr @enbote.



Sic Mntrittsrebe ses 0pnp. Gpr tseilsm mir 1T
irrsfaltissr uno ausiibrliasr lleeerissuuns nit, ras
nit Ger 2sisr i'm Stanhe 1T, inb isin sissnsS llr,
ttstl Sn tilnen. gGir rcusn btu.e tlos Elm raar
9ealsrfunssn Reconsideration. Ser @ouperneur tss
lrtst ftp lit Mlsemctntsiteu uno rsrmeiSst es, ais
rerIhtiSer Yrlitifsr, lb teilin,n,t unb cbne @id,
bait Aabsr auf Die srcbsn Sasesfrassn einSulaiien.
Gr talt lsinsn &abn am ufsr unb bntet Ih Dor
nsm tiefsn, sefabrtidsn Wai1sr.
SO asfIut ms inhsB, bab bic Hefe rutio unb
s~smaiist estaltcn 1T uno fh in nisier Siniht Dor
Den Nntrttterceen antsrsr rsrutlifanilher @cmrers
rsure, rie gum Bsiipisl Ger clba,sler'i hen ees
Gcupareurs BON gSisecnhn, isbr rcrtbeilbaft auSs
;eiduet. Mande Steuen farm jster Gemcfrat
prn 6srssu uutsrimrsitsn. Msnn @cup. Scr
gum 8silpisl 1aat, baD EXPERIMENTATION fein 4rirts
issium 1T, Pas tlcs Cen Dtsbrbsitsn ssra9rt pire,
ienfern oaB ss nclb,psnbis unb beillam III, eab ale
Minsabsitsn sssStt trsrrsu iOatsn, 70 1T bies cine
gDatrtsit, hte mir Bon Serssn unteridretbsn.
Wian mu6 haraus 1dlisBsn, Dap Gcup. @rr 81
0unasn Der 3ulafIuns Der Iarlihen Gcnereb. Nes
rraientanten 1T. Gein Nueipruh, Dap Wtlttdr=
6srrihaft ibrsm ~innsritsn 98slsn mad Elm Geirca
tismus 1T, fomn,t etrae lp6t, 1T atsr nihts eelto
rsnissr cine 0abrbsit, al mslde Iii i.re uSerrider"
niht 5u eft srinnsrt werbsn fcnnen. Sic 9ufcrs
nsruns sur Mlaiilsuns, Die ct i, Direct an feline Yar'
t6si rihtst uno Die Direct fit tie radsidnaubeneen
Staeifalsn s~smiu,t 1T, unp namenllia feline Mar'
ming Der Der srauiamsn Seville: rWsbs Den 8s'
i%sstsn!" batsn unisrn sanben Beifaa.
QSir bateu Bic Grmabluns rss 1rup. Ger mi,
alen uns ,u @sfote ittbenlen ebrliden Witteln
~tsfampft, absr nas Icl nns nidt atbaltsn, ibm SIS
r~sdtiafsit ;u Sesil msrrsn AZ laiisn. Geraee aus
tisism @ruuos baten mir Die lotsnswsrtben Stsusr
bsrrcrss9cfen uuo tsbaltsn uns rcr, auf anSers Jus
enlightenment. Gin Annsrlou, Der ssraoe bsraue'
ptast, mas CT nenft, uno niAt harnah frast, rer
Ct auf BEN BuB tritt, 1T Scr niht. Cor 1T cir
9Sclitifer, pas alnoei ION ni1t 1T.
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UnuDcrucllr WuOCriDu

inbst nit isinsr 8oti1aft feline Gnaoe TOR DEN Nns
gen hsS bisiissn Scurnals, bss @lspelano Ssace1
nnb a~6nliasr raeifals rsputlifaniiher 8latter. Gil
ipGttsln itsr DEN Stp( Der 8ctidoft unn bic 2ln5s
brudsireile ees @puperneurs, bic iie rurtaus MID
elegant fnpsu. Natirlih Gs 1T Gin 8crbrehsi
in Den 2luasn oieisr litsrariifsn gahtrdhter, BAT
Td @oupsrnsllr Inpsricn niht in Dem bergetrad'
ten 8rtihaftsns 3cpfNpl fort9t, %icnbern IN f~reilni'
ttiser, lstsnbissr SSeile feline et,liasn ustsrjsu9z
unasn aus ipriht, Dap sr fh niat an bic Yartheis
ifrdnae febrt uno niht oarnah frast, mem er babe,
auf Dem Sus tritt. Sie rsputlifanilhsn Shrtti9ss
lebrtsn mSssn Den Stpl ntAt Elegant" flnSsn, ats'
pa5 9rlf litlt bic frilds, p~opulare Sprade ~tanisnhs
NAL lieter ais bic fsinacorshielten, dn9ftlth at8c'
vraensn Ytraien Ger reputlitanilaen ShSnfarbs'
nno 9tshtspsrorster.
9is tsieen srrbsn rsrutlifaniihen vStaatttldns
ner" o., Senatrr W De uno Sen. Shsnf Ger
Senator psreen min) batsn aneroinss bic srpStt
llrlahe iiter bic 9otihait aufsstraht III lein.
psnn @Dup. Nnbsrlcn mdlht ibnsn gan, mtarm,
bsr,is bic &Spie. Ser Sslsr wirb nibt ~perseiier
batsn, Dap gBabe unp Snsnf al bemislten Sag
in teibsu tpduisrn bss @pngrsiiss 9sihliis eins
trahtsn, irelte ~seraoeju aur Die Nnssttluns einsa
Grissss I'M Weriso binauslisfsn. 9iun fcmm
atsr &cup ~ainbsrIcn uno last ibnen in ieiner 8pt.
Iaait, ZAP fs 4rablbdnis, starrsn, 9smuacssn
ia @erratbsr an Der 8rsibsit Rnp, neil fs nas aani
in sinsn Sries Bu iHrjsn luhsn, Ger unistsm S>lf
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neue gtsusrn, neus 3is6unssn au fabsn uno bic Ns'
pitlif in cine Wilitdrs Gespotis peripancsln ritros.
Sie ~fclsenbe sts0e 1T b~sicnosrs auf Ssmaspsen
ipie &ape unb S1enf seniin5t:
v9Eenn nn1ere NJ an n ct Ton 1871,
rter unisrs 9olttifsr ben 1864. Genn Die
3sit Der amsrifan;ihsn S%taatsmannsr TT pers
itsr) sinsn unbalttarsn 4unft Der ebrs Deer
Sntsrsiisn a~ufsslent tatsn, 10 rrernsn mir nm
70 ebrsnbaftsr uno ~riirSissr t%anbsln, js tdlbsr
mir %nsnielEsn jsst, in u~nlsrsr gtatfs, wisoer
fabrsn laHsn."
Gas mag IN Den alussn Ger reputlifaniidsn
sariitsstsIrien aud nibt elegant" isin, ss lit
atsr lebr ma6r nno Iebr beutli6. DfSsen
bic Yplitifer bon 1864 Die Waoe's limb
SAsnf's unS Gcniortsn , Die fh fdlldli4 fua
S~taatsmdnnsr taltsn, ~asfiQiSlt baran risden.
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Gbedabargcr, Ger u~nisru gcnsr5. Giii;ift repri>
~isntirt, bat an N~ipntas in, gonsrsB cine ranifsie
@.ess s~sbaltsn. e. nil sic iubli6sr @taaten n,at
uisGsr in bic uriou ~la1sn, ta fs 10 lcpal ssirrrs
Gsa iiaD mis ct III, uup fis fs nts sessr ia SiIr3ern
ge,n09t batsa. sl5tbissnfaus ria ct Re IL inns
mer aus Der Union belteu.
Gs If Gin bsttltsnhsr 0sbanfe, Dag Elm ~raeifelsr
Ssoamsll9lassr wis sbsaabarser unisr Sfaufliu
County cas- Ndrfits hsmcfratiias County bss
GtaatsS rtpraisntirt. Sir feline rabifals 4rli,if
sSAnts CT aussntl!ali9 in nisrm COUNTY faam
Simmer 8snus b%sfOmmsn, i'm lem Elm a~nitinbi &c
&,itenaeiDlse III 9seer.
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uub Go rirb Fa Eel ben tcmmeneen Ma9lsn nars
mad rihten. gGir rsrben bic 8sr6anolnn9sn nn,
lsrsr @sisssetuns iter hisisn 'riatissn Ssssnitano
aenau r~erfUlaen unb iorsialtis earatsr fsrtdtsn.
Wsnm ss our snolidsn %stitimmuns fOmmt, ean'
wirb pisleiht manher trsihseicttene yNsp"tl'ta7
nsr" feline unpsrmsifliae Itmeisn9sit far no!brsn'
nia hieeu.
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- Ser &aiirsr Der Oiiiisquci ganf ben s6els
Don, ST., BAT iih farSlid unihitar eemaht. Sine
Durd1iht isinst Biider tat bic Sbatiads ans
9iht asbradt, DAP sr Der Banf mad uno mad bic
summe BON st,pa SIS, 600 mte,iblaasn, eine gnt
hsfuna ater sura fallas Gintrass bis jest 4,
psrbinetrn aemuet 1atts.
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warner's We6rbeit.....

mef's Wsbr6eit fnr Gensrals glnspalt bstrGat
8 1900.
Gin 4rcsran,m fir bic feier(ids Snauauraticn
oes neuen GoupsrnSrs am Mtontas giabn,ittaa,
nurbs sntrcrfsn. Gie Seielihesit ipG auf Der
Sftlthsn Serrafis, pber, ipsnn oas gaetter ;u lhleht
1T, i'm 8sprdl entantsnbauIs ffat,finpsn.
GER 8lccm, has tbGtias Witsiiso bon 8ihlano
@onntr, rsihte i'm 6auie cine 8ia Elm fir bic gas
w~i0isuns elmer Bounty bon 500 an Iplhe @eteras
men, Die fein Bounty srbtslten, neil fs Den, Staate
iiber6aupt, posr einsm County itatt einsm Scwns
flip crebitirt purnsn.
Sretta9, 5. Sanuar.
Senat. Gine Naife neler Bins purben cine
se6radt. gSaIins, Der Senator nieiss Sitrifts,
orans anf Die ~iofprtiss 9aiiiruns isiuer 9iu, relde
bic nn9ere2tc uno eri&snoe jdbrlite 0iili;teucr
wioerruft. Nah elmer ldn8sru 9sbatte nurne bic
Bil all has Oiilitar Committee perrisien.
Miast (Gem.) lssts 9slhlIHe Dor, bic Srlss,.
oes ~esia3sn:
0rpse ffsbenoe Nrreen fnb DEN Snterefen unb
Dem 9sltanre Der Gepublif esfdbrlib; fe maren
INNER Die gSerftelSe mDnarhii6er Seaierunaen.
Sn 8risasisttsn tpanosrt Der &eiht6um Dee 2anbes
ans ben ySdnesn Der 0lafisn in Die Salben gin,els
ner uno nieie Ginjslnsn baten mabrsnD Der lssien
pier Sabre Die ReSisrun9stcnes uno meere Sibers
Soften al fb 9sbra6t. sic Iiub %1euerfrei, rabs
rsnb Die 9aitsn auf Den artsitsnssn nnb prCSurirsns
CtH StaHeH IugtH INV tVte 2pIittoit puIW eIH uHS
slshaeS gteuerz Spitem selabmt fpirb;
Gsstal6 inb unisre @ertreter i'm 9pnsrsiie ims
fruirt unb aufssforcsrt, ibrsn Ginhns auf3ubietsn,
I'M Die Militarmaht sss 2anSss auf Cen Srishsnss
fub berunteriutrin8en; Die Gtsusr8eisse 70
III reranoern, Dap ieosr Souar Gisentbum lsiusn
tbm 5ufpmmenben Shelf Der 2aftsn trd8t.
Ssrner rito erfldrt, Dap Der Staat Elm Eebt bat,
Bic Ser. Staatsn 8cnbs III %tsisusrn, unb Dap bic
8esatluns Ger sdulten, Die Grbaltuns ess sfatics
nal @recits unb Die gsfrsiunS Ser artcitcnpsn alais
len ben Den sssenrartissn unsershten Safen bic
9sasusruns sieisr 8rnbs sleid anesrn, 9isentbum
~fcreetn. Sisie 8sialIie murnen Dem Gru6 i6ers
setsn.
Saus. Cine 9ittlbrift list ein fir elm @sies,
eas 3tsssunsrtanbsn pertistsn lca, iih LANCER
als "a stuneen in irssuo elmer Stabt oes Staates
aufSubalten.
Sin (Dem.) tsantrasts sinsn gsihlub, Der m,ire
esrtrstsr i'm Grnarefs aufrresrt, fir tis 9aii, uns
ines 9sissss gu icrssn, has bic Grassrion Der ins
nsrn &sr. Staaten Stsuern DEN 8ebSreen Der eins
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Sic EpultitntiogS5IiGsr Hnt In Mal

Sic EOlIfiIati0as EIfer fno IN geaIbin0icn IeFv
eiiris an Der Artsit. SAT- jsnsn sag tauht Elm
nener 0orialas Sus GsrteTsruns ees e9rviirDissn
9csuatnts auf un;er wslaem ris1e Station 80
slidtide Sabre psrlsbte. Gisie ~racifatsn gcnnis
tuiirni Tifsr iuden III %tsneisn, ba6 Maitinsicn
nno Gle uniasrtliden @tiinoer Der ~Stsputlis unS
gcnjlitntion, 6lc5 Siinlper warett.
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Gin Tauatifcr crter Slaiic mn6 Der neue Gcus
psrnsur BairhilO bon 8iseOnln isin. Vim Wtitts
mod itsrnobm CT isin Anst. Sn isinsr Mntrittss
rsps iast sr:
u@rf, msnu Self. Saris irsscn Scdrsrratts
p%rp,siiirt, rsrurttsilt unb aufssbdnst unS caourh
bic Sbatiade ~bsricisn lit, bab Der Ssrratb Elm SsrS
trshen III, bas niht untsffraft be9an9sn ireroen
fam, rirb nas amsrifanilhe 9clf fhh ~ittsrbsust
baltsn. bas bic linton Gins uno untbeiltar 1T, nnn
DaB nas 0clf f~srlelbsn, msltsr STAGE cesr 8arte
ba1slts anocbSren mag, fir innsr fret lsin rire."
Seine 30,0O0!- Sic cfFstsns i3a6luns Der fit
bic @onpsrnDrs SanbiSatsn afsesetsnsn Stimmen
1T lceten tseueet. 9is Otebrbeit fir Spr tetrdat
%, 1886 Stimmsn, allc GA trsniasr ais 10000.
@slrablt 1T GER Scr smar bsebalt erh ater bic
Ga Stimmsn nerbsn sinen tsbeuteneen unterihiso
in Den Salhsn rtslsr 2suts MAIDEN. Gs iine mems
lih Dor Ger g4atl Ron 8spublifanern nit Semps
fraten pisls Wsttsn atsslhloisn ,rrroen, DAP Sen.
Scr cine Msbrbsit Bon atsr 10000 Stimmeu cts
baltsn wsrbs. Gisjsnissn 9tsputlifaner, Die 10
fi6n ,parsn, auf so, 600 su wstten, batsn ihpn
ldnsn tlshen n~,iiIen, ater bic anbern, Die f@ blcs
ts auf 10000 raaten, rerihrtsn Die 9e5abluna
bts our ~cfisisuen 3dblun9 une GntIhetoun9 Der
9sisssebms. Sisie 1T nun srfclst unb is irsrSsn
IN iebr Idlshts 9aune ssratben, trsnn ie erfabren,
nae iest fsin Maulipissn msbr tilit, iOnbern BAT
sstlsht nsrnsn muB, uuo pislsitt fcmmen lie ~
Dem sdluiis, hab nas @ettsn cine isbr itls 9an'
eesftte 1T.