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+ U II Pc TODAY.
BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Gable.
Commercial and Financial Adviccs

BERLIN, September 5.-Darmstadt has com
Piled with the demands Of Prussia, and will
pay the latter 3,OOOO 900 forins, besides ceding to
Prussia some of her territory.
ATHENS, September 5.-Hopes are freely eX
pressed, with some prospect of realization, that
the racifcation of the revolt in Gambia will soon
be accomplished.
FLORENCE, September 5.-Prior to the signing
OF the treaty of peace, Italy will dismiss twelve
thousand men.
QUEENSTOWN, September j,-The Cty of Lon
don, from New York August %, las arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 5.-The BorUssja,
from Hamburg August %, sailed to-day for New
York. She has &3l, 900 and 100000 francs in
specie on American account.
Returns of the Atlantic Gable Company, show
their receipts from messages to be at the rate
of f900, GOO, or 81 500, 900 per aunum.
LIVERPOOL, September 5-l2 M.-The Cotton
market is heavy, and the sales will probably be
light todav.
LONDON, September 5-Noon opened
to-day at S94 for money; United States Five
twenties opened at 73; Illinois Central hai!roa
at 70; Erie Railroad at 464.
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THE SPEECH OF MISS ANNA r.
DICKINSON.

After the adjournment OF the Convention, loud
calls were made for Miss Anna e. Dickinson, who
was seated the audience in response to which she
ascended the platform, escorted by senator Fowler,
OF Tennessee.
As she appeared before the audience her face
blushed with the enthusiasm of the moment. The
audience arose and greeted her with loud and
hearty cheer.
senator Fowler then stated that Miss Dickinson
desired TO be excused from addressing the Conven-
tion to-day, but that sne would consent to do so
tomorrow.
4 his announcement was received with cheers, but
did not prove entirely satisfactory. In response to
LOUD and lOng.continued shouts OF "Now! now!"
Miss Dickinson came to the front of the platform,
and spoke as follows;-
II you please, gentlemen, have been taken by
surprise, utterly vhelmed, by the loyalty, by
the tarnesness by the true Southern fire of the men
here assembled, and by my gratitude Tor your lnvI
tation to appear before you that can say nothing
to-day. The heart-hrObs which thrill my beIag
have palsed my tongue so that IT refuses its office.
"lf you will but permit me 10 seek tbe quiet OF my
home for q few hours TO morrow, gentlemen, will
be most happy to meet you, in behalf of the great
unrepresented class of white women, to appeal TO
you for justice to that other uurepresented class
which IS your loyal constituency"
Mss Dickinson then hastened from the stage, fol-
lowed by the applause OF her auditors.
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AND COMMERCE.
ORg1oE OF TUE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Wednesday. September 8, 1866.


There was rather more disposition to operate
Stocks this morning. but prices, with one or
Swo exceptions, continue weak and unsettled.
In Government bonds there was less doing;
1905 sold at 1O6I@1O7, for June and August; and
new 6-9Os at 1O9b 9ss was bid for 1O-4Os; 11lS
fOr old 6-20s; and 1l1B for 6s of 1881.
City loans were unchanged The new issue
sold at 99f@99i.
& Railroad shares were the most active on the
last. Lehigh Valley sold at 65, no change;
Pennsylvania Railroad at 574@157E, a decline of
4; Camden and Amboy at 1924, decline of J;
Reading at 56l@56b, slight advance; Cata-
wissa preferred at 334, decline of on the
closing price last evening; and Philadelphia
and Erie at 33l, an advance of 8; go was bid for
Norristowu; 40 for North Pennsylvania; 80 tor
ElmiIa common, AZ for preferred do; and 45R
for Northern Central
In City Passenger Railroad shares there was
very little doing. Union sold at 42I; ss was
bid for Second and Third; 46 for Fifth and Sixth;
69b for Tenth and Eleventh; 81 tor Thirteenth
and Fifteenth; $50 for Chestnut and Walnut; 6s
for West Philadelphia; and ls3 for Hestonville.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
Farmers' and Mechanics sold at 1872; 226 was
bid for North Amerca 31s for Manufacturers
and Mechanics; and 66 tor City.
Canal shares were inactive. Lehigh Nayiga-
lion sold at 595@6O, slight declinei and
Schuylkil Navigation preferred at 96s, no
change. 283 was bid for schuylkill Navigation
common; 145 for susquehanna Canal; and 565
for Delaware Division.
Quotations of Gold-lO4 A. NJ, 1867; II A. NJ,
147; IL M, 1465; P. NJ, 1468
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
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THE PREMIUMS

Are such before been ered to their sub
sclbers by any National Art Union
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@ CHARLES Il CLARK,
No. II North ELEVENTH Street,
B E u u L y G

N AV Y ID A r M n t,
n AUGUST 26, 1896
A Board OF Naval Officers of winch Commodore
5 u. Lee rs President will meet at Hartford, Con-
necticut, the 9th of SeUtember next for the ex.
amlnation OF Volunteer officers who have served
not less than two years in the Navy for admission
into the Regular Service in accordance with the
provisions OF tine "a to define and regulate the ap'
pointment OF Officers in the Navy, and for other
purposes" approved July %, 1866.
AL persons who are entitled to examination ana
who wish avail themselves of its privileges, will
at once notify the President OF the Board by letter
addressed to Hartford, Conn ewing their OYn Post
Office address. In que time they will receive from
him. in reply, a notification when to present them
selves for examination. Those VINO fail to report at
the time specified for them to do so, will forfeit all
claim TO precedence Tor examination.
GIDEON WELLES,
96Ht Secretary Of The 1eSy.
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FOURTH EDITION
GREAT CONVENTION.
>.>~D>~~~~O>>o~o~~>o~~>~~o~~~~~
PROCEEDINGS THIS AFTERNOON.
-.>~~-~>o~vvO~O~vSV>o---r>~O>~~~
Report of the Committee on
Mass Meeting Tonight.
->~-.o~~ySv~,,.oJ>,,>O>~vv,>~~~O
THE UNION LEAGUE BANQUET.
---ooo~sooD>o~oo>~o~>oo>>J>~~
Speeches Of Miss Anna E. Dickin-
son and Colonel Moss.
An ADJOURNMENT FOR The DAY.
-~.->>-,,.,o~D-oJ>~--~v>~.>~o-Y~~~~-
Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
An ADJOURNMENT FOR the DAY.
Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc.

We continue our report OF the proceedings of the
Southern Loyallsts' Convention ftom our Thrd
Edition, as below
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The Hon. Daniel r. GoOdloe Of North Carolina,
moved that General Butler be requested 70 address
the Convention; but before the motion could be
pnt q motion was made TO adjourn until 10 O'Clock
Tomorrow, which prevailed at o'clock. Loud and
imperative calls for a speech from General Butler
were then made but that gentleman did not appear.
Hearty app ause was R1ven for Governor Brown
low but he dld not appear, It may be stated that.
though his health is slightly improved, yet he Is
quite weak. He would have enjoyed participating
in the grand meeting at the Union League this
evening, but owing to his poor health he will be
unabe To address the assemb age.
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II. B. PUGH.

sPECIMTNs MAY BE SEEN AT THE SOLE
AGENTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
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THREE HUNDRED AND TWO PAINTINGS

Corner SIXTH and CHEsNUT Streets.
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NOTICE.
Ia rdarinp certificates name Engraving desired
II he Enaravng is be forwarded 10 insure its safety
lose twelve cents in stamps for tubing send drafts
nnst once money orders, greenhaeks with address
n County ana state. carefully written every
tifcaie Is fully registered Address . -
'''''' u ii. CROSBY. No. 625 BROADWAY, n. Y.
AGENCY II NEW YORK.
No 625 APT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
NOTICE.

VnE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLARKS.
1 willie and Port Royal Turnpike Company will
meet at the Office of the First National Bank, at
CNrks'ille on the FIRST MONDAY IN FEB
RcNRY NEXT, to elect Directors for 1866.
Jan d 'G6-it s. b. SEAT, Secretary.
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Fine Rosewood Piano For Sale

ANY PERSON WISHING TO PURCHASE: A
n No. Rosewood, Octave Piano, can hear Of
such an one by calling at the CaaosIcLE 0flce.
Apply Immediately. s [Dec. 8, '6b-tf
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Executrix's Notice.

THE undersigned having been duly qualified US
Bkecutrix under the Will Of ALFRED ROBD, do
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late Alfred Robb,, are hereby notified, TO
come forward and settle the same, and those hav-
ing Claims against the estate are requested 10 Gle
the same with s. Il. BEAUMONT, within the tinsl
prescribed BY law, or they will be barred, 5ssrs
MARY Y, R0BB,, ~,
Execu,rix of Alfred Robb, deceased.
CArksyille Jan. ~, '66.4t
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I.would say to my friends and ucquaintancos.
tbosgh novice in che Business Twould DO gisd
to see them, at all times 1.-THE Red Corner; owing
to the uniformity Of prices in the house, can sell
you goods as cheap as any man in the house or
town. Respectfully, G. BOYD JONES'
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Administrators Notice.

ALL those having claims against tbe estate of
Joseph Alsup decd, arc hereby notified to file the
same with the Clerk Of the County Court Of Stew.
art county, on or before the first day Of May,
1866, in order that the same may be lquidated and
discharged in accordance with the acts Of the Log
slature Of the State OF Tennessee relative 70 in
solvent estates. This the LIST day Of JAN, 1906.
jan ~, 'e6-bts J. MoBLEY, Admir-.
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Hardware, +. .s.s z, :.
r. Qu lee '!'s''' !.
5 s.. Groceries,
Among which are the following articles,

4 . . fH4| H.
a A mong which are the following articles,
a fine assortment of Hardware, EN-.
bracing every thing usually kept in that
+ line, among which is fine lot of
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Carpenters
~ Tools, Plow Points, Axes, Smoothing
Irons, Harness, Trace Chains, and many
other articles too numerous to be con
tanned in newspaper advertisement
Also fine lot Of Glassware and Queens
ware, ra a ql,r af
a large lot of Buckets, Tubs, Cotton and
Wool Cards, Grindstones, Nails, Cop
cpras, Soda, Vinegar;
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Sugars;
Also, Brown Sugars of every grade and
the best quality; l lgsl
Coffee, Rice, Tea of all kinds, etc, ETC.;
And everything else almost that a person wants
! have on band and will constantly keep good
supply of the different grades of FLOUR which !
will deliver free of charge to any part of the city
sas. The public will please give me call, before
purchasing elsewhere, and will convince them
that my goods are at LOWER PRICES than any
house in the city. ~ ~"
| have secured the services Of W. J. Ely, Il.
salesman who will be pleased to see his old friend.
at any time
- H'f yH Aa4o II. q. KEEsEE.
July IA se5-tf tos.'' 9di
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATES
"A OF Joseph johnson, dec'd, and John AlIcorn
deed, viii please come forward and pay, and those
having claims against said estates will present then
within the time prescribed by law.
.r.. .fSAML JOHNSON, Admir-.
Jan -. ls66.sw
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n To my numerous friends would beg to say aha.
am doing business for Mr.. J. p. HELMS, at the
RED CORNER, where would be glad to see you
when in town, IT. MADISON ATKINS.
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Implements -! !
Chancery Court, Claarksyille, Tennessee

J. +. Broaddus Admnistrator OF r. S. Moore,
deceased, VS.. the heirs and creditors Of
I X. S. Moore. f.i-
~ this cause J. r. Broaddus administrator Of
y, = Moore, deceased, having suggested the in
sovcncy of said estate, and having field his bill in
the Chancery Court, at Clarksville Tenn, against
the heirs and creditors of said estate to settle the
same: it is ordered that publication be made in the
"Clorksville Chronicle newspaper published in
town of GAINESVILLE, for oil persons interested in
said estate, 10 come and forward exhibit their de-
mand' and have themselves made parties by the
Third Monday in April next -.
W. 4, SliACKELFORD, c. i ".
Jan. 5, ls66-3m-Prs. fee, Sll 20
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nAT, GN0DS,

Consisting in part Of all grades Of Dress Goods-
such AS Black and Fancy Suits French and Eng.
lish Merinoes Paris and French Reps; Coburr's
irish Poplins; Brccades; Empress Cloth N Black
and Fancy Lustres; Ginghsms Scotch Pleida, &C.
Al kinds and colors Of F.annels, Lnseys, Stripes,
Cassinetls, Cassimeres, Coat and Coaking Cloths
Write and. Gray Bed Blankets; an elegant assort-
'laent of Notions, Hoods, Sontags, Rcgolc,ts And
Scarfs. Also fine assortment Of Staple aud
Fancy Notions, comprising Ladies' Lace and
Worked Paper Collars; Gents Linen and PAPER
Collars; Gents and Ladies Plain and Fancy Neck
I es; Gents and Ladies' IfandkerchieE, Gioveshnd
Hosiery, {Aiexanders kids.) Scarlet, Tinsol aud
Black Velvet Ribbons; Trimming and Bonaet
ibbons; assortment Of Braids, Buge, Gimp and
Buttons Plain and Tinsel Cords, Large Ladies
nent Of Plain and aucy Dress Buttons; assort-
and CENTS Suspenders; Soap and Perf,ureries
Side Nick and Round Smiths Sowing Needles
Port Monies and Pocket Rocks Hair Nets and
Pins; Guipure, Velentia Linen and Thread. Edg.
ing; Insertions; Lace and Silk vails, Black and
White; Cords, Tassels Sewing silk, Binding, &C.
And splendid assortment Of Ladies', Gems iuud
Childrens' Custommade and Eastern Shoes; agsod
assortment of Boys and Gents Wool aud Fur
Hats; and in fine eycrything usually gipund is 4
well assorted Stock Of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Boots and Hats, &c, &c. r. e. 'A'F
And will say to the public, Twill sen them
Goods as CHEAP az any other house, and offer in
ducements inferior TO none. = fftrg sd
Call and see for yourselves. Ny motto is
.''Quics sales and small profits p, ~.
] have efnpl yed in my house loug expert
enccd and we'll known mcn--Mr II. Madison At
kins, Dir. Saml Johnsonaan @. Boyd Jones. III
N ua, ~ Respectfully, ,.f 81 iv .inam
JOHN p. HELMssq
Nov. To- '65-6m -
y, lfo,3 ~, 20 81 .------s 80 ! eaa
p To my numerous friends would beg to say ahat
am doing business for Mr.. J. p. HELMS, at tho
RED CORNER, where would be glad to see you
when in town, IT. MADISON ATKINS
To my former frieuds and patrons, I would res
specially say can be found at the Red Corners t
ail times with Mr.. J. +. Helms ready and wiling
asqever 10 show You goods, and more thmsever
pleased to sell You.
Truly, ~ s. ID SAM'L JOHNSON.
g.. t 4. : t,-si ~
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Administrative Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the estate
of Joseph p. Williams, decd, arc notified TO pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by iaw, aud
legally authenticated or the same will he barred
and all persons being indebted to said estate are
notified to make payment Immediately. ~, Il
SARAH A. WILLIAMS, Admir-. =
Nov II '66-3m ...yoll r
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
i isting between J. D. RHODES Co, waa
this day December ! Il 1862 dissolved by mutual
consent. ir. 49,
@. A. uynds, OF the above firm, and Ara.
Hyuds and Vim. NJ. Cannute have bought the eu-
tire interest of ]. u. Rhodes Co., aud will as
sumo the payments Of the late firm aud are su-
thorized to collect all debts due the concern ln.
am thankful for past patronage, and ask for
these young men continuance of tho same.
j. B. RHODES 4 GO. r
GAINESVILLE Tenn, Dee 20, s5-i,
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l~uacbcnrer ce5mpprt - fd,pabcr
GTport.
Wus per 81. q. 6aneelassituna J

(Stus Der 81. q. Sansela;stuns
Son Dem @aers1z unp proeuftsn< SIN
port baben mir nidts meiisr su lasen, ale
oae oerlette mteper tepauerli9 fart mar
Der Eptal Support fir Die e1lten adj
WpOcn ps0 laufenper 8atenoer Sabrea
uter|teist bic 3abl Der parallel. periort
y, S. I'm oreiBis MiQionen Dollars.
U.s. ea5 binau5 nil uno mre, bebari
feiner Mneeutun9. Nsben $4,616,O00
~frerpen Manufatturnaarsn, nit msldeu
Qrtifsln infer Morft ibpn jcyt 10 ubers
flut ii, eaB in Grpartuna elmer unads>
bletbliden Gnt,pertbuns felbR Die Nntiufe
fir ben w'rfiiden 8ecatf perlhoben wer=
Den, lIsuyiren in ben S%mporhifen 1. @.
u. a.: 10000 3uder, $38 400 Mos
lai1es, $$332.500 &afes $4,000 Ebee,
$4,000 Supaolde, $21,700 Tartsn,
$146,O0O &rapp, $4,000 GrI4te,
$4,000 Weine, $25,700 @alia, $685.
900 @ctie, $4,000 2sinlaat $45 GOO
pel;werf, $4,000 sueeri6tete uni
$8S,000 robe 5dute, $4,000 5anf,
$4,000 Giearren. 100000 @las unp
@lasmaa.en. $86,500 Galheuubren,
$56,26O Me6erwaaren, $48, 100 8nDpfe,
1922 900 @alantsriepaaren, $4,000
Gilen, $55>509 Blei $45, 700 Stabl,
$4,000 3inf, $25,Q00 3inn, $30.500
3innb!e1, $4,000 2umpen &c.
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MieeertrGbtia.

Gs 1T I'M 8erfe> Tree. DpuaIaS
esm nidtspIrpigsn MsnlGen, wel6sr
Elm fprtoelaufensr Sflaye 1T, cine eunf!e
5autfarbe bat unp ppb bic llnpsrIhImt1
belt berIst, elmer rer teiten Nsrner Der
Gereiu. Staaten al ltin uao an uatiirs
libsm gerfanp, Silpuns UNI gutter 2rz
tcnsart bod, bin,melbp1 iber DliItpnen
ppn @sisn ~ tsQsn, reren meibe 5aut
nibts einlhltsbt ols cinen 5aufsu llns
ful.ur une notilglidsr Spnirtbeit - mir
lasen, ss 1T i'm Bsyfe, oielem gid!5wurei=
gen nNigssr" eine Giulapuns sutpmmen
III laiien, eab CT ct. Nonl tsiuhe, NM
bier cine Nsps rece, IS 1T leby mSalih>
ea6 psnn es rosu tommt, Nibt nur I'M
isre a%nseiesenitsn urp asbilpetfen ameris
faniidsn SIrser ionpcrn aud persn
Trauen unp Sbdbtsr bsi pieisr 9lsce &C.
ssnwdrtis lsin tprrcet> ia man rsest pa>
bon, cab Trep. Dpuelas nibt in einem
NisserzStal unp bel gi;esan, ~lenosrn
in Gem eriten octe! rer Stant %einqua,ttrt
meteen fol-.
Sp!Ieu ale rieir Trssel an Der Mirps
esr fanfaflden Naee tinsetsn, pbne naE
etras casesen seldisbt. Nein, cas-
Fam nidt isin, fam II d lsin, Fam
nidt Iein! ilno es iii Der bieiaen
Oempfratie a%lftsbaIten, aseisnete Sbritte
enssaen gu srsssiisn Dap cisisr nMiaats"
nit ieiFer inpsrItnsnten SnteNiseus in
Gem Weid,bilp bieiiger Gtant eE|Gsine.
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3wet Deutlds Mame,s GrauA e&neis
her unb GbriRfdn yart. 0er6ifentlt&eu
IN her Meupbis Daily poR tbre Grfab-
run9eu In Sdben. Sic Aeb6rten III eiuer
partie pom brei6i8 Gmi9ranter. bic IN
Mep ycrt DON etnsu. gfdn,er eonfana's
9ebur9tn iporctn waren. Siebet BON
ibnen tparen Itl&ler, benttl freie Gabrt
nab 0ouftana unb ein. w6&entli& ~
sablenbtr. 9ctn pom 3mei Douare Ser
Sag uebif &oR juatf&ert tpprbeu. 9ie
trafen am IS. Sltober =. 8. auf Der
YFaniun8 an. Die @enannten laae,
nun: nBet Der Antunft auf Der pFan,
Sun9 Derfrt&en 3pti Gage, ete uae @a.
ticaea 9eltefert irurben. 60 tpuroen ur,s
cara att pfuup 8euaifdten @etlen. urb
8ornmebls uno Swet plumb Sped far
cine @cde beptuibt. Nls bic 8o@e
berun, mar, mubten mir aternnale cine
8c&e tparten, bis cine ,neue Qteferuua
CUR pFanSun8 sebra6t tparp, no baun
&era Belanbst unb In BET Mdble aer,at=
len uub Gin Quart Aornntetl per 1na
seliefert ::patb, 10 LANCE IS ,pdbrte.
Sn Der @eibna&tspo@e be1aben mir
uns in corpore mad ben, pauie bee
6errn & uuo baten tbn UNI etmaS aur,
@}{en. St er1ptererte, er babe ni@,s flr
unS, unb mir mlgten tparten, bio er It.
mas berbe,i1afen t5nne. Bir eriu@ten
i'm tarauL uns absul5bnen unp uus
III enllalen. ST madte f4 para,l, fd nit
uns auseinanperSuleBen, erfldrte iepod,
mir miiBten ibnt ie 80 Dollars f1r bic
Gabrt bon Mem gort uup 1O-DpQars
fiji. taS. rpas er fit unfere Bef5Riaunn
in Cincinnati uno wdbrenp Der &eiif
a%uSoeQeben babe, ,ablen. Nah rieltr
Berednun9 fam ben Eildler,t nod elm
penia ais 2obn 31. mas er timer, ,oblte.
aber Bic aep5bli6en @rbeiter rpurber, ols
iii Ieiner 5bulb beinelih trfldrt. M6b,
renb unler.S WufentbolteS bei 6errn 6
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Wcrfhtage fir cine ueue Meprd:
fentatipn5=Safi8.

Der uffpriinal'de plan res G~on9rlss,
purb Gin Enhancement CUR Contribution
eie gertretung zines e5taates I'M Gons
Arlle ppr1 Der NaDlersabl abbansis ~
maiden, 1T ouf lcbr crnlte Decentralization
eeitoBen, we!he cine MebFbsit oct M3it=
slieper Yeran!aien merpen Fem plan ibri
S%ultiurnlung 81 esrlaaen.
Die @inpenpunasn (lnp %folecnre:.
1. Na6 tieiem pld1e miirpen Sem
Genius ypa 1860 su fulse iibsr 81 Dill
lion ii DIT naturali1irter DirS
ger i'm Noroep u,lo uuy an 800 900 Der
lelben i'm Siocn ypn Der 8ertre!une
aus9elGloisn lein, uno robnrb wiirpe
Der Norpen ninositenS IS Neprdisntar.sn
Ser!tsre1 Der SGpen Is 9swinnen.
2. G6 wiirne Dabin fiiDren, rap BIZ
Staotst, relde lire OsIege iber oas
Stlmmredt ilanerbalb ibrer Grdnsen lslblt
sebsn, einfab UNI efre erHbsrc 8er>
trete.;eb! ;u Gewiunen, Die 3abl Der
Wdbler papur@ erlpeiterten, eaG 1e
dc Stimmen Don %llnmiinpiseu tper Die.
nern ourb ibre Gcrmiinper ppsr 5erre1
%at5uaeten ysilatten, mpourb bic rirt,
Mu5ibun9 bsS Sttmmrs9ts
etnsr ssrinsen 3abl ptldse> mabreno bic
iiir nie Mnsabl Der Nepralentonssn moez
Setence Nn;abl rer Stiumsebcr beeeuteno
per9rDBert niirte.
3. Die Blliden @taetfn wi,een alle
obne Muenabme eeasn Den Man lein,
ncll lie burb benIeltm 8stt,eter per-
lieren wireey.
Wan bat tesbaIt, u.:1 ete(snS AtuisYia.
testtn III te9esne,, yerldiencne aucerneita
planc pcrbeid!aasn uno suar meint
1. 5err GUNNER: Die Wn;abl
Der 0sttreter zines Staatss lcue f6 mad,
ecr @efammsatt letncr Ginppbner pbne
Nudldt auf &aee, @eldlsdt uno Glitter,
nit alleintBer N%nsnabue uidt feuet,abz
lerosr SNoianer, tidtsr, wpbtt mir pprz
tebalten wirb, taf, penn ems taat @erfin,
Staatens8d Don fiber 81 SaDrsn, biz
lid feiacr Gstsuipn lbulpie eemadt res
S%timmredtS %teraubt Dis&apralsntatipr5e
Safis iii loldem Gtaate in ceni ls!ten
VsrbaItnlb rscucirt wereen fol-, in pelz
d,sm bic aaassfdlp1enc 3abl III Der
0e{am ga 81 miunlider 8ereiu.
StaatenzBlrev dter 81 Sabrsn in fol,
dem Staate ltabt.
2. 9err Grimes (bldet Dor, Die
3abl rer Gonaubreprdlentantcn zines
Staa'e5 auf bic 0slamunteinmobner. 3abl
eele!hsn, Sneianer e%inaslhlo6en ,u ba,
iIrer, NIT pemlslbsn @ortsba t ZEN Cum
nsr besdelib pes Nuslhliessns mannlider
Saraer iitsr21 Sabren III ipldem Staale
maG)te.
3. 6err WilIcn p:oponirt, Die
grriEetersahl zines 5iaaieS BOT, Ger 3abg
manalider Biirser itsr ii Sabren, nell
DE cas- Re6t totsn, fit Jieprdlsntantcn
ees 9o!fsbauFss in einem lpIden Staat
gu it'Mn1er,, %abbansig su MAIDEN.
D'sIr lfstsre plon bsseenet Der
shpleriafe;t een Nualalas niht ma
tutaIilIster Grsmper 81 sermsipen nidt
nnr nidt fonesrn sr pfrorBgert 1e une
TN 0an;sn mBdte eS wpbl am 9sratbenz
item fem. Die Oeiamn,tsinwpbnsrsabl,
auslblisbll9 Der Sneianu sur 9 a1is|
Der Ssrtrsluna 81 matben mie Gunner
nil, alto oae auf 70 une 70 ptel Meibe,
Tarbise, Mdnner, 0siber tint Sinner in
einsm Siaat Gin 8evirstsr i'm Gonareb
time.