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province of tho Empire, is a bregone oonclu-
sion, and only question of lime.
Austria counts fifteen disti.et nat Qualities,
each boasting its own distipt tongue, and
each of these languages having its depend.
ent dialects. Indeed, comparative philolo-
gists and ethnographers divite the Empire
into 12O separate groups of naionalities, and
as many as 1000 lingual gpups. Of tho
3G,O00,00O of Austrian population, over
100000 are of the Slavonic nee. These are
daily attaching moro importance to the pre-
sorvation of their language ard customs,- in
Other words, manifest u desirofor autonomy.
BY dint of hard work and LONG agitation, tho
leading mon in Prague haveaccomplishe
much in this direction. The Cz,chs Tin Boho.
mia) are quite enthusiastic in their patrio-
tism, and recently havo succoehd in having
their language acknowledged by Imperial
edict 80 that now it and the German Ian
guages aro on IN equality in tho University
of Prague.
These conciliatory measures, in the hands
of wiso ministry, may do much towards
healing ancient broaches and joaIousies; but
VIC c1nnot help thinking that tho "nationali-
ty" tendency is much moro centrifugal than
centripetal. Subdivision must continue to
60 on. 1t is tho natural outgrovth of this
democratic century. But soonorur lntcr this
cycle must pass away, and another contincn-
tal revolution will produce q new arrange
ment of the map, which shall show the num-
Der of independent sovereigns to have been
very materially reduced. Whetber or not
| we arc even now on the vergo of that now
ora, we shall not undertake to my, never
having allowed ourselves to indulge much in
the prophetic.
But to return to the Austria of today. Her
finances, are, and for years have been, in
o state bordering on bankruptcy. A war
A war with such IN exchequer cannot be
very desirable. There is too much disloyalty
and inter-provincial jealousy among her
army and people, as already remSrked, to
allow of any sanguine calculations upon tho
issue of war. 1t is evident that both Prus-
sia and Italy understand tho situation, and
ore not disiuclined to take advantage of it.
Last adVices from Europe present war as
imminent now-all but unavoidable. Busi.
ness Of NIL kinds is much depressed in conse.
quence, and we may expect every steamer to
bring us accounts of fresh failures. And VIC
! fear this financial panic will not remain on
the other side Of the Atlantic. 1t must inevi
| tably reach us, and that before very long.
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MR.. JAMES STEPHENS,


We give large space of our paper this
morning to the speech of Head Centre STE
PHENs, the father of and founder of Fenian-
ism. However we may differ with him in
many of his views, and however impractical
BILE we may consider his plans for liberating
Ireland and ameliorating the condition of his
countrymen, we cannot but feel interested in
the career of On earnest patriot, who has suf.
forod persecution and oAile In the support of
his cause. We may think him mistaken in
his opinions, but we cannot refuse him respect
and sympathy. These are due to any man,
who honestly and steadfasty upholds, Mt any
sacrifice, tho principles which he considers
just and right True, the English Press de-
nounces him in no measured terms,-but to
be @ rebel is no objectionable Elm in our eyes.
The purest and the best in NIL ages have been
charged with this crime. We should, there-
fore, be slow to condemn man, or even al
low ourselves to be prejudiced against him,
because his enemies call him hard names, and
impugn his motives.
What has added still more to the interest
of everything relating to Mr.. STEPHENS, are
the many romantic circumstances and Incl.
dents connected with his recent imprison-
ment, escape, mysterious concealment and
fight. Mr.. STEPHENS is entitled to q hear
ing, and we eheerfully accord it to him.
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LAuRENs RALRoAD.-The Laurensville Herald
OF the 18th says "W We were reminded Of the times
when we had railroad connection with the outside
world, few days since, by tho pleasant sound Of
Mr. CnAwFoRDs engine whistle on the Laurens
Railroad. The sound wac pleasant, as an indica-
ton that tho work Of repairs on the road had
begun in earnest, and that DR.. Ben. 8. JAMES,
the lessee, was not idle. Push forward the work
by all means Who will hesitate to furnish tim
Der to relay the road 2-tin Der is all that is now
needed.
DR.. JAMES is confident that by tho middle of
June he will be able to run the trains regularly as
far as Martins Depot, from which point hacks
will connect with the trains to carry passengers
to and from Newberry. Wagons will also be pro-
cured to transport freight in connection with the
railroad, until It is entirely completed. In few
days hacks will be run regularly three tlnes per
week, and iu short lime daily. Until the trains
commence running. the hack will run tho entire
distance between this place and Newborry. After
that time, 1t will connect with the rairoid as 1t
progressea." 100 ~ y
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APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
The National Intelligencer, speaking of th

NS -'"t'o'u' A"lctttEohee'3 oPChhih6 VI tuo
approaching elections, says:
''Thc effort of Congress to utterly resist Andrew
Johnson and his Cabinet i'll their policy has no
precedent in It's wanton. reckless, and proHgate
hostility to constitutional and legal forms, in the
history Of delberative bodies lin g g,vernments of
fixed powers the world over, at nuy period
s'The issue is now directly joined between the
President and Congress. The tribunal of appeal
is the people. Under these circumstances it cam
not, of course; be expected by the people of the
country that the enemies OF tho President in Con-
gress are to control his appointments or dispense
his patronage, Tho control Of such mattera has
now reverted to the people. AS of old, the lead
irrg men in the States such as Governors who are
friendly to the President. distinguished soldiers,
members of State legislatures, eminent members
other cailings not il public life, will be able to
exert that influence in respect to national ap-
pointments, which cannot but be healthful and
purifying in politics. At any rate the control Of
Congress will of course, be for tho most part sus
pended, except as it regards those members who
seek to restore union, peace, and general pros
perity." q
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~ a. communications Intended for publication In
this Journal must be addressed TO tae Editor of
The Daily Netos, No. IL Hdyne street, Marleston,
s. c. business Communications TO Publisher OF
Daily Netos.
We cannot undertake to return rejected comnuntoa-
tons.
Advertisements outside of the otty must be acconpa-
nted toih the Dash.
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THO RENT. TWO PLEASANTLY SITUAT-
Il ED FRONT ROOMS, with good kitchen accommo-
buttons Apply the premises, No. l3 Coming
near Cannon. May %
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SCHOOLS.
MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL,.
YORKyfLIE q O.

IUHhTILLE, 8. q.
FTNHE SECOND SESSION OF 1866 WILL, DEarN IN
i the 10Th OF JUNE and end on tho 10th OF NOYEbi.
TEnMs.-For Tuition. Books. Stationary 60. Bosrd
ilE Fuel Lshts 2 and %s.hins sli6 session, pay.
this ohaee or may bo had on application to .1" :
-H .'ry .llfE,C "A. COwARD.
iap Surviving Principal and Proprietor.
MAY ~ rt,-..' sr2r"t-5.t risG ~Sgya traf thm6
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ittlo above two feet. z G1f1'E - 81 n ~ -
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ITO RENT.--THE DESIRABLE y II U II L
l. No. lb7 Meeting-stree, opposite Charleston Hotel
Apply on the premises. Aprll1S
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ITO RENT, IN BROAD-STREET, A NEAT
l. COTTAGE, austaSle for a small fanny-furnished
unfurntshed. Rent moderate. Apply at this Office.
May 10
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FOR SALE.

TIOUSE AND LNT.-AT PRIVATE SALE
III aHoUsE AND LOT in lower part of tho city,
On the promises is nice ci,efn, with handsome
garden attached, measuring In front 10 feet and In
depth l2O feet. Terms accommodating Apply to
.--..s F. BAOKUS,
May IL stuth8 No. 1856 Meeting street
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REMOVALS..

RFAIffS IL.
THE SUBSCRIBER HERE1Y RE- PECTEULLY IN.
FORMS his former patrons the public. that he
has removed from forer Office, corner of King and
Hasel streets, 10
No II GROAD-STREl T,
Whera he would Lr mcst happy to all who may
honor him with their business
May % 6 PEILIP II KHaLER.
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LHOR SALE.-sEC0aD HAND PRINTING
IL PRESSES AND TYPE In good order.
Fonts Of Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonparell, Mnon, etc.
SMITH HAND PRESS-Paten, 2255x27 inches; bed
26l4I3l u inches.
WoRkEL HAND PREss-Platen, 22x2s inches; bed
a. 1864 inches.
VA sH1NdTog HAND PREss-fIaten, 22xxas,.
inches; bed. 27I3G inches
HOE HAND PRksS-Platen, 22Xx28 inches; bed 26,<
I3l u inches.
RUGGLES' JOB PREsS-standing Shoot Press
Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, Del
Or j. W. MCMILLAN,
May At this Oface.
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VlOKENT. a COMFORTABLE TWO AND
Il HALF STORY HOUSE, No. Doughty street.
Apply at No. IS Broad street May 20
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ITO RENT, FIVE ROOMS ON KIN G-ST.,
l. Broad, suitable for family sleeping room
hpnly at No. ll9 Meeting. street 81 May "a
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TO RENT, 60.

ITO RENT. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
i Apply at this Office. c. May "a
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NTTANFs D-A HOUSE SUITABLE EN)IS A
ff-small family. any person having such a ono can
find good tenant by addressing u. L., Box 23s O.,
stating terms and location. a. May %
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RATE OF sUBscRmTIoNs.
For the IntellIgencer.l
TO THE NIEAIORYnR

Mrs. MARY 8. MALLoNEE, who went to
sleep in Jesus, Oct 9th !, 1885, - - - :
.Ossssg sg .o.Sy asaE .'ss'' 's tn H'qp tarfi
Three weeks in Heaven, sweet wife, thus long
Thy feet have wandered meath the trees,
whose leaves the nations heal.
Ihree weeks thine eyes have gazed upon
The glorteS hid from mottS tSIVieW:f n -
Thine ears been fllled with melodies
From the angelic cholr-thine heart
Been satisfied, for thou hast seen
Thy Saviour us he is.
How long the time hpsseemed to thee
cannot tell, for there no night
Has marked the hours, no heat hath scorched
nor cold hath chilled thy tender frame;
No sickness hast thou seen; no pain,
NOR grief, nor any tears. The Lamb
Himself hath led thee close beside
The living waters. On thy brow
The seal Of Heaven 3 own glory sits,
And light, with Joy lneftable,
Eniolds thee as robe.
Methinks II could see thee now
XrraTgg X11aSg AoES S EFstsa on Thy brow M
could but give thee Joy, that thon a.
Hast left behind this house Of clay
And entered into rest.
But oh my love, the shadows NIL
Upon my path and from my soul
The clouds have hid the Fathers smile.
only see thy dear form laid
within cold and narrow bed;
only feel that thou art gone,
And am left 70 bear alone,
The weight of coming cares and years
And still with heavy throbbing pain,
MY aching heart repeats again,
w nat means this heavy Stroke?"
My idol from my bosom torn,
How can I give thee up?
sad heart be still a few moro days O. -. ii
Or years at most, and Ishall see
Ny loved one as she Is. No moro So
The desolated home be mine f-.st
The lonely path, for God Himself pl a.. 4
shall wipe forevermOre the tearS
From on all faces-Ht is redeemed
Win songs and everlasting 10y
Return again, and we shall be
"ForeYer with the LoTtl."s 49, Is-s MI. L..
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WHEELING WEST MORNING, NOVEMBER 28 1866
!" YOU have a nobls heard, said as

Z" You have a noble heart said this
interesting young lady, extending her
hand. . ll.Is'la III III. 555l15Et, ~
"Our friend was too much stupefied
to ind an answer. This was increased
by the entry of the aunt, with a coun-
tenance wreathed with smiles. a;J.i ~
Embrace your afianced,' said the
charming lady, pointing to her neice.
The poor painter was SO confused,
that 1t was the young lady who placed
her lips to his brow.
But You, madame7' he stammered.
"'I merely wished to prove you, re-
piled the aunt, laughing. My niece
loved you, as / saw you loved her, and
wished to know whether you were
heiress.'
eve had a final dinner at the .Gfaison
Doree,' and laughed at the sour wine
and the garlic of Philippe. have
only to add that my young friend has
departed for Italy with his charming
wife and the amiable aunt.''
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Il ed in April, 1884, in conjunction with the
stock company OF
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
Of the best establishments OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all tho eXcellencies Of all the
latest tmprovementS;Rnd IL will be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities hRYln z
been approved by the best manufactures will
not be less successful when their own Interest
and reputation are involved. As "A testimony
10 the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE-
TITORS,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held Mt
he Maryland Institute of Baltimore, Nd, in
October, 1865. I-H'
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
TINS city and having proved equal, II not su
pertof to any heretofore known. Those mi
want OF q dESt-claSS Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial, will save Dealers cOEnnIfSSi0n, which only
makes pianos more costly, hut by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
the tactorY, as above directed, or by applying
at Professor HAHMAE KRYTERS, No. l63
Market street, for further Information. A
guarantee for i've years is given as regards du-
rabiltty OF construction, for every instrument
and VIII be kepttn tune for one year free Of
charge. Otd pianos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner OF said eStab-
lishment will be here every three months.
febS-ly
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PRACTIoAL PIANO MAKER

il ed in April, 1884, in conjunction with the
well known firm of Cache & Co., as a joint
stock cOmnanY of
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Ramnval "a Stnra.

Removal Of Store.
II 3. RHODES HAS REMOVED HIS
a. stock Of Goods to the Store room IatAly
0eeupieq BY J.-C. Cooper, No ~ Nam
htfeef. ktfeat Inducements VIII be offered.
as the stock must be closed out by the dnst OF
January next, ct which time he hopes %
move 70 his new store. - saf 6ep29
foa Rattan Rroomg.. q -
& DOZEN JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
Osa4eby CHAH a. BERRY,
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9nsrranfe.
Incorporated 1855, 4 s,r
Wheeling Savings Institution,

aioaN oEFICE No. % MONROE ST, Z, al
MONEY RECEIVED On DEPOSIT, M
lH1 terest paid on special Deposityi NotGSand
Hills Discounted, Exchange Bought aud Sold
-Colecttons made on all points,
In order to meet a want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution Will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday aILeF-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum of money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which intcres
I4 GEO. MENDEL, President.
DRECToRs:-Alex. LaughlIn, A. ]. PanneII,
John McLure, ir., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
Ott, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cocll, James Reed,
oclI-ly A. Q. QUARRGER, Treasurer.
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T. 81. Logan, 7. P. ShallcroSs, j f.. g. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, ]. H. Hobbs, Saml, AfcClel.
Ian, g. w. Franzhelm, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LanGhlln' II .H4-. .=,...,us,.H -..fi
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and In that time
done q successful business, Is still prepared
to take risks nj fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds Merchandise, Misunderstanding Estah-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. 20
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or 5 yeaTs ut reduced rates.
This being a home institution, with the lar
Eest apital and surplus of any company In
in the State and composed OF Some
nlnety-four stockholders, most Ofwhon are
among our nest business mon, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF the
tnsur1ng public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurancaWill be promptIy
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market SIS, Wheeling, w. Va,
over the savings Institution OF Wheeling.
NJ. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President. s.l
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. oc1G
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The following appeared nearly a year
since, but 1t just as good to-day. 1t
was evidently written by Zone who
knows" !" and a lady at that. We COM
mend it to the people of all .nnr
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~. ~ SINGI.ETON5

w. T. SINGLETON.
nTH0hESABE DEALER IN TOBACCO.
w SNUFF AND CIGARS, No, 81 Main
street. respectfully invites the Intention 81
dealers TO hts large variety OF Virginia manu-
tactured TObRccos OF Old and long established
follQRtng 6Eandss 7 iff77 v = q ~ n 9
B. IF. GraveIy, J. B. Paca, : q
go Race q Son, - s5ts.s,-l q n. TlSISSssly, f.
~ HIN. Sterling. .l. .ls.sJ L n 176fSny, = ,
Z VIM. CRampfoul 10 - y. NJ fTSo0I[Sy
In addlt1on he has large assortment 81 other
brands, consisting of pounds 1Slg 81 i1lS I1ts
Navy p0uhdsand half poT1ndIs FiT ana NAV
AppleIobacco, Fancy, and RouRh and ReaSiy
ty.lst sEc.l &C. with many dlidefant brands Of
70 the tEadte at fair prices aug
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The CzareWItch of aIIthe RussIas unI-
ted to the Princess DagmRr-.!The
Glittertng Pageant OF an Imperial
Wedding according TO the forms OF
the Greek Church.--A Highly En-.
tertaInIng letter. Tsu asif
81. PeterSbtLrQ Cerrespontletlt OF The Lorcion
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
SolOatea, mie aefillt eud bas?

vgrfaufts 9anbesfnehte" nsnnt Elm Dor
uns ~liessnbss hsntlhss r~ae,fales Blatt bic tapfsrsn
Sclhatsn, bic in @lsrslanh p~sriamnslt marsn unh
iiterbanpt uls bisnisen SClcatsn, rel4e Die prlts
iif es5 9ralesntsn unterilisen Mis ssfSat suh
cas- ibr S%apfsten, ,tr, bic 9stsn uno 8siunbbstt
fir Die linton ants Spiel isstsn? 9anees.
fnehte ~titulirt suh cine iisermittise rabifals
Yrsiie, neil ibr nod beute, ME eamals auf Dem
shla1Islos. fir bic linton in bic Sdranfen tres
tet unc enh fannbaft rsissrt. Der raSifalen sbOo'
By Yartbsi ais Merftcuae Su nienen, bersn Sabrer
f1 an benz &riese bersihertsn, Yalafs tautsn une
tertlih une in Vreueen lsbtsn, r6brene itr euh
nit ben psrfhimmeltsn Graders nnn benz ~ranaiasn
eyed t~ssnissn mubtst, mCfar fa bisis u9airip.
ten" hrsibrppslt RON Der &esieruns bs5ablsn lissen,
unb mpfar itr jsst Die steuern mitautsiablsn 6abt.
Qanbsafnehte ieio ibr! @srnet ibr Den ~ratifalsn
8srlar,neern am stimmfafen htelen ghinlpf sus
ridtsaablsn? Wir brfen uno alaufen ss!
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Stimmrsd,t aufsrinst. 8sips Sduisr pailrtsn Bic
Neser 8ursau 8in, bic @aGsrien rarsn BON Nes
germ tssst uns Der san3s @Ousre6 tanb iscen Ofcrs
asn nit Dem gsessr auf unb sins nit ibm ~ Bette.
Dte lcpale Convention In Ybilaodpbta lhras's
BON nitts als benz Neser, une msbrsre Nsssr err
iaiensn ais 9slsaaisn. Sas @cmmittss, NIT
Brcmnlom an Der spise, bas isst i'm Namsn nnb
auf Soften Der ~rabtfalen par,bsi i'm 9anne lumber
rstR, maht Den Neser sum Mittelpunet ieinsr Ws'
DEN unb prseist sans often bas Nsser stimmrsa'.
Str iHrett @tsser, Niassrl- nttt mir.
Sbr artsitst unter euren Uubrern auf gte8sr Stimnm'
rsht BIN, I'm Den Nsssr ale @erfseus 5ur 8sfeiit'
auns eursr rplitilhsn Ma6t su 9sbrauhsn. Str
isiS atsr niht germ paran %erinnert. neil eas gclf
bon Sbic mod niht pcrbereitst 1T, nit Dem Nsssr
slrm in 9rm gum Stimmfsfsn gu marihirsn unS
neil ibr stiminsn su p~srlteren farhtet, tpenn itr
ltUn jsst nit Der Barts often berausfrmmt. Str
isio slenos Shlsiher, bic unter elmer fallhsn Ntas'
fs gun, 3tsle su s~slanssu tpfsn aber eas @cif Bat
erb enplth an eurem 3lunpfuBe erfanntl
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2ablt ibr mod nidt Steuern genna?

Gann unte,iiist Den rahifalen GcnsreB, Der lestsn
Winter has @elb miltcnsnneils tinausparf, cbs
aleih 8raInent ScbnIpn in feinsr 8ptIhaft ibm
Sic Nctbmsnbisfett Der ~frsnslsn Spariamfsi1
nstnasno smpfahl.
BeiabIt ibr nph niht tbeuer genus
fit auss mas ibr gum aetsn setrauAt, fir ben @rd
Der eub mGrmt, Die &leiber, bic Waarsn, bic eurs
Srau unb cure 8inner nctbwsnbis tasen miiien,
Damn fimmt fir DEN raeifalen Grnsree, Der aurt
bic auFass unsstnursr 3Slts bic Sflihen Ta'
britanten in ben Stanb sefekt Eat, auf Info
fen bes Ndertau trsitsnSen Msfens, stnen Yrcfi
BON 100 unb 200 qrcesnt aus tbren Waaren ~
ltlaaen. Stimmt fir le unh fe psrnsn sun npt
einen b16ersn Shub,cl, Elm ibnsreres Sod aui
ben sshulbissn @iifsn lssen !
Sabt i6r nod ntht 8rtes aenus sc.
eabt, ~perlanat ibr nod n,sbr 3isbunesn, ms6,
Stuloen, msbr stsusrn, msbr 4rcfpemurihaus,
8rteasaerihte II. {. No., Damn ftmmt fit bic rant'
fals Saectinsr qartbst, bic unter Ger Nnfibrtrihafi
pcu Stao. stspeus, Nane, Brcmnlcr unb @sns
icrten etnen neusa Griss rrrbsreitet, Der, renn IL
in oislsu, tSertf feaen, NIT Der Mbissuns oss
YrGfioenten anfansen miro unb NIT BEN
linteraanae hislsr &epublif snbsn mus - ST eut
Der Sics Der r%anifalsn Yartbsi listsr srie suer Slid,
lteter ME bic l~tnipn, ltebsr pis bas Slid uno BIZ
breibeit eurer 8inesr, bann b~sfritbist susrn qar,
,bsi Banatisn,us uno ftast suh islbt an, wenn
ss bu fpGt It'll
Mcut itr Dem 3anbe snelih rieosr @nbs unf
Grieeen sstsn, MOTT ibr bic Union mtsoer bsrlel,
len unb hausrnb tsfeifissn, rcut tbr einen @cnsres
batsn, Der niht tlos fir feline parttei, niht Bloc
fir ben Nessr, icnnsrn aud fir ben armen W e.
Sen ic.st, unb nurh Ginfibruns ton SparIam
eeit in DEN gussatsn uno anbsrsn trsifen 0sass
rsssln Die steusrlaf nlsihtsrt, bann ituart eud
rm Die ecnierpatiss Yarttsi unb iinmt AMI spsitsr
9ienaas i'm Sftctsr fir bic Minnsr, bic Dem qrd.
fbnrtsn tn istnsm patrictiihm unS mdnnlidsu
Sample fir bic @pnititution, fir Die Union uno ss'
gen bic b%cnenlcis Corruption, bic Sissacis 6sriH.
ludt uno cen ssfaRrliHen Vartbsi'Uanattsmas bes
GcnsreTss unteriassn. Seoenft rctl, mas If,
thutt