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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29
AN EFFECFIYE SPEECH.

Senator Wilson has found q lion in
his path. At Montgomery, Ala, he
challenged any Southern man to reply
to him. The gage Of battle was accept.
cd by General james II. Clayton, who,
though taken by surprise, delivered a
teiiresaTt eloquent speech. 40 inc
exclusion of other matter, We reproduce
the substance OF his remarks, for which
we aro indebted to the Montgomery
.MuI:
Friends and FtVoO Citizens:
] returned from the country few
minutes since, and was informed that
somc colorcd mon had called at my
Office, to invite me to attend this meet
ing. / appreciate this act of kindness,
confidence and friendship on their part.
My colorcd friends, we arc Southern
men, born upon the same soil, live in
th6same country. and will sleep in the
same graveyard when lile's tolls are
over; and our destiny is the same. IF yon
prosper, the white race Of tho South
will prosper; and if the white race
prospers, you must prosper; and what
ever misfortune is visited upon the South
must be borne alike by both races. It
is alike your duty and interest to cult
vato friendly relations with your neigh
bors and former owners, who arc to-day,
and ever have been, your best friends.
For one, l can proudly say that no one
in this assembly can assert that ever
oppressed him when hc wasa s!avo.--
On one occasion fought for you in
these streets On another, when q
white man had been waylaycd and
murdered, and his ncighbors had as
scmbled, und taken the law in their
hands with the avowcd purpose Of cxe-
cutting the two supposed leaders, who
were colorcd men, L mterposed, with
others and succeeded in having them
placed III jail and fair trial given thcm.
One was convicted and hung; the other
acquitted, and stll lives.
The Senator from Massachusetts, who
has just addressed you, and who lives
several thousand miles distant, has cx-
planned to you the object Of his political
pilgrimage South. lie has challenged
1hny one present to meet him in discus
sion tonight, and has offered to divide
time with any ono who would accept.
l was born and raised in the South, and
hopc to be buried in her SOIL l have
met the brave men Of tho North on
many fields; they outnumbcred and
oycrcamc us; and certainly have no
fear Of their politicians. Bnt for my
family, life would have but few charms
for me. Neither the lcar Of the gal
lows, the giLbet, or tho bayonct, will
ever cause me to desert my people,
forsako this bright Southern land which
gave mo birth, or deter me from the
expression Of my honest sentiment under
any circumstances. Some young South.
crn Radicals, who have recently ad.
dressed you, say that the Sherman bill,
which they are advocating, would dis.
franchise them, and, hence their efforts
were purely unselfsh. whilst at the time
their applications to be relieved from
tho disabilities of that measure are pend
ing at Washington. and they arc doubt
less expecting 10 call Oh you for your
votes at the next elections for this
State
| will here stale my own position
briefly on this point.
believe that Bill is unconstitutional
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

ALARMING OCCURRENCE AND MIRACULOUS
EscArE.-D During the heavy showers about
o'clock, last evening. n party OF ladies
and gentlemen, seven in number, whilc
waiting for the street cars, took shelter
under the porch of st. NIichacl's Church
While standing under the porch, the light
ming struck and IAN down tho lightning rod
spreading along The ground, knocking down
Ionr Of the partA stunning another, but
very hroyi,lcntially and miracuously not
inirning nny of them seriously. Mr.. II. II
Williams, jr., was thrown from fluc position
in which he was standing, ncar the church
door, into the middle of The street, fiat on
his back. but managed TO risc nnd make
had passed down the left leg Of his rnnin
looms, tearing tho cloth in strips. and burst.
ing the seams OIL both sides Of the boot leg,
tearing the sock and singing The leg. Ills
brother, Rev. H. +. Villains, suileI ed almost
idcntically in The snmc way, being struck on
tho left leg, tearing opon his boot and sock,
md slightly scorching the skin, bat simply
Knocking him down where he stood Miss
lIighlam experienced very severe shock,
being knocked down and her CATERS torn
open. Mrs. Williams, wifc Of Mr.. #. n.
Williams, .ir, escaped with shock and n
slight singing Of her drcss, which took fire.
Miss Burns received n slight shock. AT
tho limo Of the occurrancc, The party were
all for a moment orsO completely cnvclopnd
in smoke. Tho steeplcman was also
knocked over by Tic shocls.- eCAarkcSioa,
Courier, 2lsL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

a VOICE FROM TIE ToMB.-In ono
of his great speeches, Daniel Webster
thus spoke of Constitutional Liberty
"Othcr misfortuncs may be borne,
Or their effects overcome. IF war
should sweep our commerce from tho
ocean, another generation may renew
it if it exhaust our treasury, future
industry may rcplcnish it if it desc
late and lay waste our fields, still un-
der new cultivation, they will grow
green again, and ripcn to future har-
west. If it were but triAc, even, if
the walls Of yondcr capitol were to
crmnblc, if its lofty pillows should
fall, and its gorgeous decorations bo
covered by tho dust Of tho valley.
"All these might be rebuilt. But
who shall reconstruct the fabric of de-
molishcd government WHO shall
rear again the we'll proportion columns
of constitutional liberty ? Who shall
frame together the skillful artitccturc
which uuitcs National Sovereignty
with State Rights, individual security
and public prosperity? Now, if these
columns shall fall, they will DO reared
not again. Like tho Coliseum and
tho Parthcnon, they will be destined
TO q melancholy, mournful immortali-
ty. Bttcrcr tears, however, will bow
over thrm than we're ever shed on tho
monuments of tho Roman or Grccian
Art, for they will be the remnants of u
more glorious odifico than Greece or
homo ever saw---thc edificc Of Consti-'
tutional American Liberty"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

TO SoUTu CAnoLINiANs.--Wo hayc in our
possession one Of the silver medals present.
cd by South Caroline TO members Of The
Palmetto Regiment for gallant conduct in
Mexico. a merchant Of This city purohns-
cd Tho modal from u negro. The name Of
Tie soldier TO whom il was presented is
Shadrick Brady. Tie merchant referred
to has placed it in our hands, in order that
We may be instrumental in restoring the
treasure TO tho owner, if living, ii not to his
heirs.
South Carolina exchanges arc requested
to ccry."~Apg"sta ConsttuAoaohn,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29
mo. 40
III Attempt to Incito Mob Violence
Against Mr. Davis in New York. "A

Under the heading, "a Word Of
N"'Icc to Mr.. Davis" The New York
EI"'"y Post Of Wednesday has the
ioiiowlng artocious article:
Alr, Jefferson Davis will. it is rcnortcd
arrive in New York to-day. As it. is
possible that our Journal may fall under
INC eyes OF some OF his friends, VIC sug-
%"$t 10 them the propricty of urging the
traitor chio( to the most modest Jcmc,n.
or whIio he Is here. The public is great.
" and justly outraged at his release
II IS desired and expected to SEQ hun
brought to ttial, and condemned to tho
punishment Which the laws decree for
such crimes rs his.
ihat nc has not been brought to trial
tor these crimes is, we ,hnd, an injury
to the country, and will prove source
OF weakness hereafter TO us. But ~
nc has been released, decent rcspcc.
Tor public opinion demands that ho
should go quietly into an obscure place
and i've there in tho utmost retirement
1t IS not fit or rdcccnt that he should be-
seen IN New York at all. If there is
Xxx, L;n,,',r 'S''I' oo,n'' "nefe nc can
'''"' '''''''c'': 'cI iI'm sunk to 1T and there
''','","'
le Is so '|l-adviscd anN foolish as to
n''',"p' any pubic appearances hero.
h" will, not improbablv, excite public
commollon and ,umult. When ms,
Jaws remain urcxccu,rd, whom great
";n' ",'oc'o"" CRIMINALS are, ny the con-
~ '""U' " .',c authorities, allowed to
.$'"I' P"h'|''heh'' 'hH sense OF outraged
, i"I'''r ,I sometimes leads tho people TO
I'N' ,'"',''s 'h'o ,ncir own hands, and
"'"' '''"' JHs''cr winch IS denied by tho
~, n""' ~" ,,,', al" :l '''.Gr authorities We do
''o' ''''''" 10 'oS'''y any such resort to
'"'I''''' o"' we KNOW mat the public
'"''" 10 ot'p'y ana PAINFUL y rNci'od,
"", '' 'n'E AZ '"' release OF The 'cadmG
'"" '"''' impatient and suli'ncckcd
'"'o' I,n"N , ou' ~ "'"o az MS shameless ln$o-
o ~ .o''''"s mere 10 sH"" himself
''mI"."'"'.'y m upon '''S A'neratlon
~, S.''o'" ",o sun 'u'l OF wounded
"r;,, n;" - o''!,1,Iu ," soIu'erS-'he marks OF hls
o'''c' houSahas OF our citizens have
'V',' I"e f S''a''c'e' wrecks tuncd'xpvcr
,Tn ~ ~ ,an' ""'' .''' 'o,'''s"ne Libby prison;
I ,"I loo' '',''S'''o "h" irozen fellows
~, ~ ,'n' I,'"'I 'o'''' from Can horrible pen
W ;,'cn 'G''' .s'p 20 u,'' or |? hvo cut a few
,hn, ''" ,',.o 'I:s rs, 0. suffering All know
s"". ''lrH' io"' prisons were not at
at = ~. ~. ,n u'".''.Ie' 'n' "ndcr ,he very eyes
,,,i,'l "nm' Mnn'' nc looked out OF his
O1'''1'' WINDOWS evory morning. he
,'I,I M''I,, ~ 'oao ""' lor ms pleasure or
''u'''t'' @ no 'oue oy inc l"Dby. Nor
was HIS malignant heart content even
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

Mr.. Cyrus Fiold has caused to be
published the announcement that q large
iceberg has so damaged the cable of
1866 tllat the signals through it have
ceased. The cable Of 1866 stil works
well.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

W
Will OF course vote for our trurst nul hoe
men, ana domt include "ralirala." .nr
grocs,' or ."rcriurrd Southcrnrrs !" ror
am airaid oi all such, with The execution q
the negro, there arc those Of thrln ,ho,
can ahd Will trust, rather than rcgo,. I,
either OF the other two. inclulr him
however, with the other two because his intel
icciual capacity rs class, does not Gi him
Tor the position, and bccauar OF the prcc,
office. 'V''
=, What clsc arc VIC 20 do at the same time ?
| We are told hy our radical master ;o in.
| dica'c our willingness to accent tho snnni.
mcn'ary bill BY endorsing upon the hnck nr
our Ticket ''convcutiun," but We have no
| "i''ihGncsS to indicate, and testify TO the
| same ny writing mo couvcntiun.' What
does all this amount to? thmh | can
| safely say, nothing gained notlin. lost
For II both elections happen nt tho sam,
time no interval will have elapsed TO do
hafm. 'ut suppose u majority say mo
convention, itmust mean some thing, whu,
II rs II means that the Lil must 90 bor,,
TO Congress for II r"molc!ing and | dcry
hau' stevens AMI his no less ,disiingui8hpd
condln,alor, the Devil, TO frame ono more
vile II it don't mrnn This; il cc,tninIv
mcaus delay. and in the mcau,imc we arc
rrloIclnG over favorable indications from,
the North.
"hat then? The m!Iitnry bill Of its self
""IlI hc ~ Gt n"w Isl our cvaa,i;u,in,,
Let 1t be sol for QUO would rn.hrr err
military rue over the state ror n thouSmI
years To come, than see y ralicnli,cl rrrro
Governor over MS--.in .Ncl ! rather ike Tho
military it keeps buforc me ;hci ilno th,,
we too once had military men. our Davis
our Ice our hr"rrhtari, our Johnston. aud
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

p. =. s. What Of that "maskch battery? !?
You had better let that thing alone. for if
you scaitcr with il like you did with your
a4ub Of Sn!ur,lay-you will cripple .hcwhoc
town when you let il OIL. Compromise by
publishing Mr. Pcrry's third and greatest
lcttcr--it will shake the dry boncs about
here and not break any.
~ W W
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

Savannah put the ball in motion and The
Thomasvile Enterprise catches the fever
and proposes q Baby Show be held in
Thomasville, but no competition proposed
or premiums offered for the most promis-
ing.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-12

Nsun,ebn Nirutsn Dor Il llbr sntsos Der Sts'
rn Der lsBtsn StdBe ben Saltpunft, bic 5all'
tbtre ihlu9 auseinanbr unb spil1sn 5immel
unb gref btne Der WSrbsr.
Dc. risn wnissn y.inuten blieb Der SSrpsr
brmssunaslcs. tann tfsannen-pie @lisbsr In jsns
ttflise SIws8uns 5u ssratben, melde man Sas
3ttern hes Sterbsncm nennt. Disls isbtsn uns
mltitrl&sn MusfsIicniraetIonen pauertsn sstn
Ninatsn bann mar Der SUbssfampf bssntst anp
esr ssianam bswisss fi4 nur, BON g9inhs Sc
trtsben.
gladtsm bic ssfsblGe 9dt ssrRrei6en par,
wsl6e Dem 9sidnam sslattst III. an Ieinsm Strid
au ban9sn, puEee er atssl&nittsn, unb srpar um
I'll utr, na6bem bic asr3ts unb bic anban 8e.
amtsn ii& bon lsinsm Soee ibsssuet tattsn.
Der aeifnam wurps bisraui In einsm @ars ee.
leSt unp ws9getraseu.
Dae SrsrGtnib 9s16ab untsr Der StraufTtt
bro Sbrtffs erm IsBten gDilen bss DatinsslGie.
pfnen 9tmGb.
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Spn @afbtuatpn.
7. Sd,labab.

W d. n9tpn, 4, Gebr gSe Go bciBt,
bat iif Der Rreiiocnt init ben Ietcnben iibIi6en
Rolititern, bic felt Ginger 3eit In gSaidingtcn
bcripeilcn, fiber eincn neuen 8econltruttcnspIan
geeinigt. SerlIbe Ioa bann barn beiteben baB
ben Sarbisen, pebe Ieicn unb ldrciben fDnnen
uno $3.50 Eigentbum belBcn, bas StImmrebt
ju9eltanoca ipcrben fol-, ipdbrcnb bon elmer all.
gemcnell Nmneltie abgeiebsn pirb.
SsIcr Ylan 1T bcl iilbli6en 8sgisrunscn nit
Dem 8atbe bor9elegt iporben, baB bic @eitbgsb-
nn9en Der Silbitaatcn bcnlelben 70 Idnel ais
mp9i6 annebmcn iclten Dem @onperneur
BON &orb Carolina ipurbe teIesrapbirt er icnc
bic 8eIebscbnns nod in Sibuns baIten, bamt
Der Ylan ibr icfort porgeIeSt iperben tSnne
Der 4@ciibcnt ibeint bemnab nod INNER
ni6t bon Der Sbce ab9egansen 81 iein, baB MIR
ibm unb nbt bem GonsreBe bic 8ssisrlns beS
2anb 8 jultebe.
Die COMMITTEE fir @tteI unb gSese ipirb
bclte ilber bic S8bSfeDiteuer bcridten
Die Wntdrs Committee be8 SenateS tpirb &C.
gen bic sInle9uns elmer neuen Giisnbabn 5ipil6en
Stem gort nnb gSal6inson beri6ten.
Sente frib Iinb 5tpei Saubocte abaeIenbet
tpcroen, nm bic Gi6bIcfabe 5u bur6breden unp
bic S6ifffabrt auf benz Yotpmae ipieber 5u ers
pifncn, bamit Der cripartete Oampfer Smatara,
nit Surratt all Sprb, birett na6 gSal6in9toH
fommcn fam.
Die supreme Court bc6 SiltriftS Columbia
iprb bic GntI6eibung bartber, oh bic Nbpofa-
ten obne Seiteib 5ur 4rayis 5uselaiien perben
iclcn, erit in 8 bio ii Sa9en 5ur Gnti6eibm9
bringen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-12
q. t1Ioss 3utI,ifobr.

Sn bieIcm Subitobr, 0IIwo bic i6rniien,
beitcn unp mcbIfeilltcn Ybotr9rdpb .AlbumS, bic
pcrtbpoIiitcn @obfcDern, bic biaiglten @ldnt.,
Yofcts, Ntcmcrdnpums, Sduls unb ale srten
anocre &ildcr, 10 lpie ale Nrten Sdrcbmateri-
alien 9ctduft mCrrm tGuucn--mtrpcn td9lid,
'SrbtBcrungen uno AuSbcBuungcn gemadt-'
90 1T man 9c9cnpdrtig gum Sepiel pamit be.
Iddfti9t gu Sopejircn, pelfCS burd) g9oae
unb e dneipcr gClbicbt, bic lihcr in tcner
ydnbitNrt ilbcrtrohcn pcrbCn-unb WcSS 9ud)-
fcbr miro in cini9Cn SOgCn cin gan; anbsrcs
bcrrIidcO np portrcTIidc0 Nnlcbcn babcn-lno'
mcit lbrnCr icin oI5 irgcnb Gill anbercr @ud)-
ltoDr in G0ni NcnniDIp0niCn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-12
SarriSbnra Gcb. G. 1867


Senat-2o.prD itellte ben Mntrag, baB Der
8orIiBcnbe nod ipCi iprittre Ritglicocr Der Gi.
lenbabns Committee ernenncn n60c bon bcneu
bctannt ici, paB iic fir Gin frcica Gienbabn &C.
icS Isien.
Ger SorIibenoc tpenbete Gin, baB eS ibm I'M,
mDsb ici bic slnlidtsn Der @itslicpcr fiber bicic
Sr0ge 81 tenncn.
QoiprD iprab npdmulS 5ur lluterItiituus Iei.
ncs slntrogs nnb bsncrtte, CT niile pcltin ban
@cup. 8carD 81 @unitcn eneS freen @lenI
babngsicbeS 9erpjlibtungen ilberncmmcn babe
unp baB er, ipcnu CT bieS nift 9ctban bdtts,
$4,000 Stimmen tpcni9cr crbaltcn babcn pilrpc
Grdbam bedntragte, baB bic Gilenbabns Gpms
mittcc ndhitcn Wtittipo6 Gill frcicS Giicnbobns
9cIcb cinber6ten ioae. SieS ipurbc nit 22 &C.,
gen Stmmen angcnommcn, nahocm Gin Mil
trag 9ouobanS bic gan5e Nn9clcgcnbeit onf I'LL
bciinlrte 3cit 81 prrtogcn nit 16 9Cgcn 10
Stimmcn obgciporfm porbcn mar
Cine MeuBcrlng 2ciprDS, baB tci friibCrcn
Sikunacn bic g5ig in Der Giicnb0bn COMMITTEE
rnidt iaartcn iei, CAB hem SoriiBenbcn Scran.
laiIun9 gu btntsfcr, bab tr nerart9c Nnl1HI'
pigun9cn ttlnftis ndt S%!ccn fptlHs
uS.--8ocnb brObtc cin yt,.neinIan;sr Sc'
idluB cin, ipcld,er scn Gon9rcB criud)l, Der Spi'
lcnbun9 be5 ScseEa9Dcn ben @rrmubd iiau,
Gap GbarIcS llntcfthBury Sn grtrdDrcn
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Columbia ,Seuer Gompaauie.

Ger Ndtb. Sorace @rcelD, Wirb auf'
OaS Nniudcn BON cncr9iihtu Nlit9Iicpu her
;, Columbia 'Sampfipriscn 6euer GNmpasnis"
am Nbcno bcS 26iten 6cbruarS in bem bielsen'
Scnrtbouic cine &erlelun9 baltcn, gum @uBen'
Der bcia9tcn Gcmpa9uie--Scr @e9enitanb 1T :;
Ger lclbit 9cm06tc ARann"-eiu
Sober Der 9eiunb it, lclltc bcirpbncn, pcnn BON
cincm loId) 9Clcbrten Rann trnncn mir cine
Scrlcinn9 crtourtcn, bic ii6u nidt oft 5n bHrcr'
iit.-NSpbnCt odbCr Nile bei-um icmit gebatte
@pmpagnic ctpaS in ibrcn rngcbeucrn sIu6gabcn'
fir pO6 @BObl unIeWr sia6barn uub @ilrgcrn'
hberbaupt-ju untcrltttRcn. 12-2
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Sie Seietsebung.
5arrisbur9, SScb. 5. /

wv ~ y +" ! W ONS' u low.
Cen ak-Gins 9roBe Rcngc 4ctitoncn FIR
baS 8cd)t Der Sarbigsn, in GiicnbabncarS Ill
fdbren, 9ingen cin.
Cine 9ill, ipeItc alc GiIcnbabu- Gompa9nCn
beIrdft, bic id fccigrrr, farbige Yercncn in ben
Basen 5u befprpcrh, fam bann jur @cratbun9.
g8aacr Dem, teaatragte, baB ben Gompo0-
nien. 9citattct ipcree, ben 6arbigen bcicnbcrc
Sibe an5uweilcn. StaS purbc init 1G scgCn
II Stimmen abgctporfcG
IS crbob iib bdnn cine ScbdttC baribcr, OBJ
man Gorpprationcn nit Stgafc bcbrcbcn frnne
pbcr nur bcrcn Ngenten 9igs murpc purd) Den
SIntrag crlcbigt, baB icoe SCrssuNg Nisisr Nor
l6rift bic bctreHenbe Gompa9nie cincr Sbapcn>
forbrun9 BON $500 0u6lcBcn ruc. Nngcncms
men nit II 9cgen II Stimmcn.
Searigbt bcantragte, ba5 bicIc Strafe nid)t
cintreten ioae tpQn bic @cmpugnie bcicnprrc
gSagen fur SarbiSe laufcn Iaiic SIb9sipcricu
nit Is repubIitanii6tn 8c9en 13 bcmptratiGc
Stimmcn
@altaec, Gem, ipclte ipcni9itcnS Sdlafipa-
gen aus9enpmmsn pEcn. slbgepprfcn nit II
gsgen T6 Stimmen
8rcwnc &cp., beantra9tc, baB GiIcnbahucn
bsionbcre GarS fir bclonocrc Glofeu pcn YGi.
IG9cren ein5urGtcn erlalrbt isin lcucn.
Sa ms-Sm Sauic 9sl6ab beute ni6ts bon
gSi6tigteit
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sSaiAinaton, Gcb. 5. 1867.


Scuot--Yctitirutn fGr @ebaItSrbbbunscn,
gIci6e &edte unb GrbpDan9 eeS Sorifs gingcn
CHI.
Slgf McrriGS aeo ,S!utrag, Wurtebcr &ricss>
minitcr um Nu6funft criubt, OBJ 0Cn. Sbcrlnan
WRabrcgcln gum Sd)uB Der &cilCnbcn auf ben
pCltIibn Gbcncn 9ctroffcn base
SIuf SumnrrS Nntrag ipurbc Der @ariuc>
@tniltr um NuSfunft crI;tdH, pb bie &lagen
lbcr bic MsiBUCrndltuns in Der &0rD 9dr6 81
Gbarle5taun, @laii, bc9rinrtt: icirn
SIuf &irtpcob'5, Soma, Nntrag. pureS bic
@tiltdr Committee crIuft 81 bcridten; fpa5 fir
bic entldhCncn Soloatn gcibebcn tGnne, bieibre
@tilGrObIdiebe pcrIcrcr b6ttcn
Srlmbua rirf bic Gill ouf, ircId,t pcrffas
pdB Die SCidIh6s bcS Gcn9relIcS tcine SregS-
cntlbdbigungcn in &cbclcnitaatcn ju bt,ublcif
trinc Nnwcnrun9 ouf lODalc Silrscr ron SEM
Iclice babcn icIItcn.
SoDnion ipinidtC, bdB aud nit lcDalrn Sir.
germ BON Sbuiiana htrrn Giscntbum iilr ben
uHtcrbllt Der Nrlncc rcrwcnbtt ipcrocn ci, cine
NuSn0bmc gemO6t irerbcu lcac
Saus--gSilIon bat uln GrIaubniE, einen
SrIdAnB einWbriu9cn Der bic Committee fir
Wittcl nnb SScgc un,reIt, bic Sarfffba, irie fie
lpcm Scndt amtnsirt'ilt1 cinSubcrid,tcn rHe eu.
bCi bic NnidBc rcS SariTS bon 1861 nnb hes
bon 1865 OnSufibrcn, bamit man he bamaliaen
3tIIc nit ben sc9cnlrdrtfseH per9Iei6m tonne
| SSstnteS, ~ s. rhpcnirtc.
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PnBrud,.

SlS an Scnnta9. .Nbcnb ben 31Ifcn Sanudr,
bic ganje 6amiIic pc5 Sorn. George & M
merer, ppn Sal,burg S0unidip, bicirm GOun.
ia, bcm @ottrSbcnlt bciDobntc purbc icin $oau6
our6 Gin obcr mCbrCre Sicbe crbrc6cn. SiC
duBcre Sbiire ipuroe nit lGacr c9cncn SIgt duf,
gcbauen, ipcIbe5 jcigt bo5 Srmanp muBte ipp
pielebe itet5 aufbcipobrt ipIigsc--bic slgt purrc
in bem 0aule lt9eu 9eId6cn - nno tS muB CT
mas bcrgefaacn Icin, raS oln 9icb prcr Sicbc
in Nn9it berieBte-peni91enS, Sn &Cmmcrcr,
tonn ni6t lebcu baB ibm ehpds abBatiocn gcEtM'
men it, Seine @rfnbad5 unb Sdnscn IA bal
CT eincn anbern Srt pafilr atan ba. abcr ti'
men itartcn &erbadt ouf ciueu WtanIf Scr in
Sclem Sail cbne 3peifeI Der @crmann roar -
man b6lt lcin Su9c auf ibu-uub che CT iidj oic
meiter umiiebt ipirc man ibn cripiltt NIB mad
ccm StaatS. .@cfdn9nib 9ebradt boben. &Rcrt
unicre @crte
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a(riI Ship.

Giuu unIrcr o!tcu 6rcunrCn Der Tor Ctipn20
Slbrcn Ron NCrtblmptou GluntD, n0d) tCm
Gtaate NDic 98c8cu III, uno 5rpar ndb Nirbino
GanniD, bemuFt, nadCcm Ct ipCId)c &roronuns
Con bulibt!idl lcincr 3tilHn9 On9c8Cbcn bdttc,
nnttr rrm 29itcN SlEulr i'll cincm Srcf Sol
Galbcs
,,SStrtDcr 6rcunN Gutb, trm @atript:" :" -
., ,SStiter-ipir blbcn ciuCu dnbltCnptn SSulr
btt pabcr Qcbobt Der @Cbcn lit 0nflng0 Ncs
tetnbcr 9cfrcrcn, lit nod 9cfrcrtn, unr c6 iinb
nod tCinc Slu9ldtcn rcrbanpCu rag Ct bOIo AMI.
ibareu pirc Sd)ucc bIbcn mir Jest bcr pcnn
craettn Iic9c ilUcy , GUS ticf mcicn pRrNt -
a9ir bli.sn gutr SbittmbNbn bio gum Sam.
fta5c-rl bat C5 oIun wCNu gcibnrict 10 mic
aub am Scnaag, NIB pumlIiCn gcltirm, baB
0cltrrn Mor9cR McIc. n;r SrdBm SugcblaBCn
l0arcn, nlE man lic nit Sdaufct unp YirrrCn
bat ouim0bcn mhNN
SD ipcbnc icSt iai. 2iESlbrcn in Sbic, unN
in bieiCr glnjcn 3t:plr GO nC6 nit ir lbImm
geirrIcc
GernCr: Sd) babe in BEN 4atrict 9cicbcn,
raB Cure @cicB9cbuu8 cncn $rvcinigtcn Staa'
itn Scnatcr gcrdblt bat Die NCpnbliIonu in
Selcm She'll pcn ohio CrrartcCn bic Grpdbl'
nna rcn 0cNp Gmtin-G Cameron 1T jCcc6 eill
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n e[lcrtfoFe 10 uafdI,ct,.

I'm NpuTelins be laIns. MtrIno, Slta unb
ptrsleiGsn gu rcintssn, bsRrsbt man ,usri bic
,rrtrsnntsn Stiits 1sS 8lcibrs. no fe 5ledsn
seissu, nit Seifs unb lsst fis Sam In eiasn Scpf
untGrtiirn bat man IL Yfuib geafr dbsr bas
8suer s.Isbt anb m,rft, psnn 20 foGt, scbn Qctt
Ssrfpulpe sirsin.. Natsem man ltBsrsS un.
ssfatr cine Ninute NIT bsm g8aTer ssfptt,
nimmt man bIsiss prnt 8susr unb ldet 60 70 rpsit
erfalist, Rag man bic 5Gnbe barin taIten fam.
glun eisbt man tas SsnfpaIfsr auf ben StOH
unt Isift bic 5isdsn noGmals Iorslam elm, 81
pas 3sul In bisism geaiTer sriintliG bur6s.'
wal6sn, 70 tpitb co nod msbrmals In tlarem
gBaisr ssipilt. 70 lanss big bafsIte feline 8drb.
uns msbr annimmt. uhp tann auf cline refine
SGnur, bic feline 8ltdsn ,uriidl1bt sstanssn.
81 Der Stpff trpdsn, 70 bspsdt mon itn auf bsm
pldtttrstt NIT feuGtsm estnsn unb plattst ibn
NIT enem Isbr teibsn GiItn.
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Gle n rpsIt.perGberunss 6efellfbaft. e

Gs III uns elm Circular ron ber ,gssle esbsns, ,ger,e
fberunas, 9sl ,ulbaft," pcn Rsupcrt, pcr eini osn
Sassu ,u9sanot ,pcrben, psIbsn mir ssnau bur H.
ssltbsn babsn-unb mir mdssn setsbsu bas mir
stauben faB ess cine (sbr pcrbsilbafte @slsuIbaf in
-oosr, in antsrn @crtsn, bae bti bsr(sItsn elm !
Wann ,in estsn auf cine pcrtbsilbafts gBeile psrs
fbsrt bstcmmsn tann.-Dis Gompasnit psrfbsrt
nah Dem 9sssnfs'tiesn Srluf unb @sminn: 0iau.
10 mic audo, oas Orr 8erfbrnts, usnn srnidt pu,
trinsn 1ntbtil am Sepinn srbGlt, unb lomit feline
pcl,sp INNER ben n6mlitbtn 9Hsrlb bat-Dies
fbsnt uns Gin fsbr sepunlbter ,lan ,u fsn. ietsr,
baupt ine bic 8otsn bili9, rpis man etft stfabren
fam. prnu man bel uns rcrlpri6t aIlpS Der Girsu,
lar cn,u1bsn is.
0FS. s. Sr db auf pon Sclioapstura, Blair
Gaunie, pa., III Der Ssnsrolas fir eislsn Staat
piltsc are dnlprdde pdnftli6 une rsdbimaeia psr,
fsbt-stnsrlsi CD man fib psriSnsi6 pssr bri,fidb
on ibn psnett.