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THE SUCCESS of Garbaldi In Italy does not make it
necessary for this side of the to dress in red
flannel shirts to show our patriotism. True patriots
here continue to the beautiful styles OF Clothing
sold at Charles Stokes Co.'s First class Ready ymade
Clolhing House under the COnLinental.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

THE YELLOW FEVER IN THE SoUTH-How
PHILADELPHIA RESPONDED TO THE Cry Dis
TREss.-When the news reached this city that the
Howard Associations of New Orleans and Galveston
were in want OF funds to enable them to relieve the
suffering and distress which ensued upon the advent
of the yellow fever in those two cities General VIII
liam L. James, the Agent of the Philadelphia and
southern Mail Steamship Company, promptly
CITY, the proceeds OF which were forwarded to their
OF this sub Ncription has reached S5350 cash
in addition to which considerable amount OF medl
cine and other supplies contributed well as
$500 in gratuitous advertising by the leading news
papers of the city, and $50 in similar way by the
American Telegraph Company. The total expenses
for printing circulars and advertising, amounted to
only $N, and of the remainder OF the subscriptions
$500 We're forwarded to the Howard Association of
New Orleans and S274 80 TO the Howard Association
OF Galveston. The Secretary of the latter Associa.
ton, Mr. NJ +. Mott has appropriately acknowledged
the timely aid thus given by the citizens of Philadel
phia in recent letter to General James, which he
Bays;-"Your city has responded nobly the
its charity and Will cherish the recollection
OF Kindness OF her citizens long alter all traces
the scourge have been obltErated {"
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MARRIED,

ST. Luke's Church. by the Rev; Dr. Howe assisted 6y
the REV John A, Harris, @. STUART PATTERSON
70 FfLEE STUART, eldest daughter of George IL.
rt HaO
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WHITMAN's CHoCoLATE.-The finest Chocolate for
table use, manufactured at the PHILADELPHIA Steam
Chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen +. Whitman,
Office and store No. 1910 Market street.
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FINE oNFECTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins, No
1887 Spring Garden street, can ne obtained foreign
fruits, nuts, almonds etc.. we'll fine assortment
of cOnfecl IONS Jenkins is worthy OF q call.
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PHOTOGRAPHS in Oil, when made by b. F. Reimer
No. 624 Arch street. PhOtog far perior
the old style portraits Pictures OF your deceased
friends can be copied with great accuracy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

UPHoI sTERERs always ready to send out any mo
to do work of any descriptions; no delay no dis
appointment, at PATTENs, No. li0s Chestnut street.
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LARCENY. - Benjamin Stout was before
AldermAn swift yesterday charged with purloining
otbinT from the riding school on Sixteenth street.
beiov Walnut He acknowledged the theft, and was
Cummitted to answer.
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THE New FASHION MAGAzINE.-Mr. Howard
Challen has the frstinumber OF Messrs. Har,
Der Brothera' fashion magazine, the BdzdT, ana
States that subscribers TO his library can obtain II In
connection with their club subscrlptions OF 30 an
the most complete and valuable fashion magazine
that has ever appeared in this country. LADIES
IaIxa a
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FATAL AcoIDBNT.-ChOcolate Melvin was run
over and killed by the cars on the PeInnsyi I a
0SnVeYSd 10 No 8S2 n. Thirty-fIst street. and th'
nnrnner nOllIied.
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A DEALER IN Com AND SToCKs ARsCoyDs wIrH


a LARGE AMOUNT OF MoNEY:-C q. Lips, dealer in
gold and stocks, suddenly disappeared about three
days since, after having victmzed Third street
brokers and private individuals to the extent of
$4,000. he is described being OF German extrac-
uon, stout, thick.set, with large red nose. The
above amount Is divided ong some thirty forty
amount Lips formerly in the employ of
MessIs. Drexel & Co as book.keeper.
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svpRNADE TO JUDGE LUDLow.-Last evening
Iudaa TndIovy was serenaded by a German singing
soeiety His Honor made speech Whlch W,e1y Mss TO
spOnded TO by Mr.. Collins on nehA" VI '"S NNN'S''
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THE great Combination Sewing and Buttonhole
Machine Is destined to supersede all others in the
market This Is evident from the wonderful popu-
larity this machine has acquired In a few months.
The like was pever before known; We understand
all orders are booked and the machines delivered In
turn fast as possible from the depot, AZ Eleventh
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TREsPAss AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Wm.
0 nhe c6Sres of a
by shooting them the private grounds ofa gentle
man Twenty second and TIoga streets Toe gar
dener demonstrated with MIN and ordered him OF.
He res ed TO CO. The gardener attempted to put him
off, when scufe ensued. He arrested by officer
Regel The Alderman held him in $500 bail to
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

MALICIOUS MIsoHIEE. E.---Fourteen small boys
were arrested yesterday az "Hatshop Hill,h Mana
v,nk for throwing a wagon belonging TO John Ours
i 10 a quarry They were each held in $500 bail TO
answer by Alderman Thompson.
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FALSE PRETENsBs.-Ellen Reeves was ar
rested at Broad and Walnut streets, by Officer Law
renee, for obtaining goods under false gretenses.
Some time SINCE Ellen entered the store of CoutOn &
Co.. ordered some tea and had 1t charged to family
residing in the neighbOrhoOd, with whom the firm
dealt The bill presented but the parties stated
they had not ordered the articles at that time. A
trap was laid for Ellen, and yesterday she entered
the store and ordered three pounds of sugar, having
IL charged to the same party previously. When
she emerged from the door the officer took her into
custody. Alderman Tunison neld her for further
hearing.
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.s -, u,,al nh and Spring GaIden streets yester'
dav Tor cruelty bea'ing his horse. Alderman h"SSey
Maid him In 5000 bail 10 answer.
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ROBBED HIS RooM-MATE-A man named G.
b. Tourette arrested Walnut street wharf
yesterday upon the charge stealing watch several
articles OF clothing, and So from q gentleman with
whom he roomed at No 253 South Sixth street. IL is
alleged that Tourrette arose at o'clock yesterday
moIning, and took the articles in question. Wnen
ested, he had ticket for New York, which he had
just urchased In his hand Recorder Eneu commit
him Court.
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AYERS CHERRY PBoToRAL. surpasses all o her
remedies in the rapid and radical cure of Coughs,
Colds, and Consumption.
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M1sDEMEANoR.-Geor Hochrein, who keeps
tavern at No. 1905 Ridge avenue. was arrested by
officer Matthews yesterday, charged with misde-
meanor in selling LIQUOR to Mr.. Smith after having
been repeatedly told not TO do so by Smiths spouse
It is alleged that Mrs. Smith went to Hochrein $
several times and was elected by him. He was held
In ssOO hail 70 answer by Alderman Beitler,
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MISSES AND CHILDREN's MILLINERY - Latest
PARIS StyleB.-M, Shoemaker d Co.. No. l0A Chestnut
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FROM New 0RLBANs.-This morning the
steamship Juniata arrived at her berth from New
Orleans bringing as passengers Monsieur FRANCOIS
A. Kieffer late dIrector-general OF the telegraphlC
linaa of Mexico. and bis wife
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THE "DIoDEL SHoULDER-SEAM SHIRT" = These
Shirts are cut from measurement, 80 that al tneir
parts exactly fit each other and are surpassed by no
other Shirts Mandatory, McIntire d Brothers. NO.
lO35 Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

FAST DRIvMG.-John Robinson was arrested
Yesterday at road and Jefferson street for
fast driving. He was committed in default OF the
payment of the penalty imposed.
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THIRD EDITIOM
THE PENNSYLVANIAELEC
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Etc. Etc, Etc, n.o. ETC., nte.

ESPECIAL DEsPATcH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
HARRISBURG, Oct. 1S.-The official returns
have just been received, and have been examined
by Colonel Frank Jordan, Secretary of State.
The total vote of the State at the last election
was very small, as the following figures will
show:-
1ObaA
Hon George ShaTswood (DeIn )..............26S O26
Democratic:majority. 1902
Loss of the Republican vote since 1866 30 45O
LOSS OF the
II is generally believed here that the contests
upon State Senators and county officers in Phila-
delphia will assure us of the election of Judge
Williams. 1t is estimated that at least eight
thousand deserters have voted in this State.
d. X. J.
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FOR THE INFORMATION OF
HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
who may wish to convert them into the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad Co.

We publish below the terms upon which they may
now be exchanged at the oioe OF the Agents OF this
Company in this city,
WIN. PAINTER a CO.,
NO, 16 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
twin be seen that q hAndsome profit may h.
realized by the exchange
tn 6As OF 1852, difference OF t23i 35 will be paid
On e1Os OF 1884, DO, Sls9 8s win be paid
On D|1S OF 1866 DO. tl99'8s " III he paid.
ON b-1Os OF July 'S5, do ti74'83 will be paid.
On 1855, do. t2098s viii be paid.
On lO-40s, do, tafsS VIII be paiG.
On 1905, I'd seIies, DO, tisO'sS viii be paid.
On 79os, 80 geries, DO tTiSs win be paid.
(For each thousand exohRngod.l
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THIEVES BREAK THROUGH AND STEAL.-
About o'clock last evening Christian Lange, Jour
neyman employed In the barber shop OF Philip Ham"
melman, at No. 1906 North Fourth street, went up
stairs his sleeping apartment, the back second
Story room and found the door locked on the inside
This excited his surprise somewhat bat there was
noise in connection with the mystery, and no
traces OF ntruders nothing more thought of the
matter until the door broken open about an hour
later. The room was then found TO be In state OF
confusion the contents of his trunks being scattered
about the floor, and things turned tOpsyturvy gene
rally. An examination showed that 800 in Five
twenty Government bonds, aud $3.50 IN Ten-f0rties,
belonging to him. had been Rbstracted together with
about $50 in money belonging TO another iourneyman
in The establishment. The burglars had effected an
entrance through the back window, 70 which they
bad gained by the roof of shed In the OF
the house. They had evidently been alarmed while
81 their work, and had made good their escape with
The money and bonds, without attempting carry of
the clothing. No clue to the thieves has been OBJ
This little incident should teach people not
70 deposit their valuabes In Trunks
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AWAITING AN OWRRR.-The Harbor Police
capured a small sloop, OF abont seventy tons burthen,
named the Brant and supposed 20 belong 10 NC I aus
ID tch Delaware, yesterday, at Noble street whart.
some parties had been endeavorlng to sell her for
tley deeamped, The sloop Is supposed TO nave been
a ,len and is awaiting owner at Lieutenant
Il,lgaris Station. Front and Noble streets.
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CARPETS laid Immediately on call. No disappoint-
menL at ,yo ,,oo NJ, asn,,, NJ 4 sn strsast
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL.
-JameB Jeieries (cOlOredl YVES arrested by Officer
Parker yesterday, upon the charge of committing
assault ana battery with intent TO Kill another cOored
man Jeiieries belongs to WILMINGTON, Delaware;
About two months ago he had fight with colored
N an, and cut him with kpife across the abdomen
iu1ictinR wound fifteen inches in length. The Oil.
GERS ofWimng gtOn came to this city, gave descrip
tinn OF him to Lieutenant Connolly who instructed his
officers TO arrest him II they saw him' He VIII be
I.k Ln MllmlnotOn tn.doN-
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'CHI1DREN's CIoTHING.-A splendid assortment
NJ Shoemaker g. Co No. 1924 Chestnut street.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Frederica Sylves-
five years, were before Alderman Thompson yester-
day. charged with committing assault and bat
terry each other Phey were each held in 500 bail
TO answer at Court.
John Bacton one. legged soldier, an inmate Of the
Soldiers Home at Fifteenth and Flbert streets, and
Henry Blackston, vagrant who halls from Pitts.
burg, arrested this morning and TAX en- before
Alderman Swift and arraigned upon the charge OF
stealing two pairs of blankets, shirt, and blouse
the property of the above institution. The defendants
acknowledged the theft and were committed for
trial The articles are at the Fifth District Stau
House.
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JONES g. TEACHER, Printers, No. $40 Minor street.
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- N'0'' WV IVY Splendid ASSoTtnJsnty Ga
Splendid assortment 90
Splendid Assortment I~SGA
Splendid Assortment I~(tA
NOTE PeODIe lUhO dOt believe advertisements should
come and see oar stock aud olg estdbttStlnenG
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
ON THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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Gpn0re6.
rem pIrbe

Sen IA. Sec. geioe Sduier baben nun eidloi=
fen, fi6 bonn Montas, ben 20fen, big sum 6. San.
su %pertagen. SIM Senate p~aiirte beute eine Bin,
tpelde samilien BON peritorbenen Solbaten Die
8ounties iidert, gu pelden Die geritorbenen bers6-
tist fem m6een. SIN Sauie pur6e Der Sag nit Ge:.
oenhalten tobt9el9lasen. Ser Senat perta9te li9
big Wtontag.
Sen 16. Sec. Ser senat bebattirte iber BEN
@ioerruf Der Steuer auf gaumipole, obne oanit
gum Sdluiie gu fommcn Ser @ioerruf finoet mebr
@ioeritano als man e%riuartete
9as Sous paiirte auf Qntrae bon geniomin BON
MiIouri 8eihlaIe, pelfe iid qegen ben Wioerruf
Der &econitruetionsseiebe uno aler @eiebe our ges
f0rberung Der Negergleifbeit ertldren. Ser 5tpeite
gei6lub ertldrt, baB ii6 Die &econitructions9eiebe
bis jebt als stpedoienlid bepieien boben uno bab es
feinem 3meifel interliegen lam, oaB ~oielelben ldlieBs
lid Die Gebelenitaaten auf loDaler Salis tpteoerber=
itellen iperoen. Butler beantrq9te cine grfIdrung
bes Sauies, baB aIe Bombs in ltebereinitimmuns nit
Dem 8eiebe, lei es in @olo ober gapier, e~in9eIoit
iperben iolen. Sas Saus tpeioerte lid aber, Die Ge=
aeln 5u iuspenOiren uno Der Sei4luB blteb ~porldulls
Iieoerf.
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BUR 8. Sanuur Contention.

Sic nddIte bemofratiIde Staats= Gonpention 1T
auf ben 8. Sanuar nod Columbus berufe1. es llno
niht Bios ganoibaten fir fiinf ui9tise Staatdmter
au ernennen, Ionoern es lit aud Die grnennung BON
Oeleaaten sur nddIten bemofratiiden National Cons
pention unb BON YrdIoentidafts. grtpdblern empfob-
len torben. Wirbrauhen faun, auf Die bobe 9Slfs
tiafeit bieler Gpnpention aufmerfian, gu MAIDEN. gon
i6rer Saltuna unb ibrem gerfabren miro gum groBen
She'll Der grfoIs unlerer Yart6ei i'm ndditsn Yrall=
Observation-Disclosures abbdnsen. gStr trleben DIE Ha-
bifalen i'm lebten @ablfampfe binter ibre lebte
Sdanse uno es bebarf Bios nod zines 9emelnlbott=
Iiden Mnsriffes in Der redten Hidtuns, I'm oas leb<
te Bruditid ibrer Gitabele gu erobern uno unlere
6abnen triumpbirsnb auf5upflan5en.
Sic @orwablens sur grnennung BON Sele9aten
iueroen, penn Die Gmpfebluns bes Central Commits
tees befolst tuirb, in alien Counties am @amita9,
ben %. December fiattiinben. @ir mbdten nn1ere
bemofratilden Greunbc iberaG i'm Staae ~bringero
oufiorbern, bie1en 8pr,uablen unter allen umltdnoen
beisumobnen. Wdblt por alien Singcn pertrauet,s-
,uerthe Mdnner. erprobte 9emofrater, Die uneri6it-
terIide @runblabtreue nit meiier MdBisuns perbin-
ben. Grtrem e politifer iinb idlehte Gatbgeber
unb unsuperldiiee 3eprdientanten in elmer Gonpen-
tion, neil itets Die Gefabr %norliest, bab ie BON eiaert
grtrem gum aubern b~iniberi9manfen. Sie 3eit
bes Grperimentirens lit poriber. Wir balten feline
gonpention I'M Der bloSen Sorm uiQen, lonoern mir
thur, es, nm Elm Sidet sl e%rnennen, oas mir 5u er-
udblen, uno cine Ylatform aui5uie0en, auf Der mir
su iesen ~sebenten. 8lobe giamen seltsn nidts Die
grbebuns e~inselnsr Mldnner bebeutet ni9ts sesen'
iber Der sroben %sufsabe, bic mir uns 9eiteat baben.
9ie Mufsabe beiBt: 8efreiuns BEG 2anoes bon benz
rabitalen Crude, Wieoereiniebuns bes Bottles II. ie-
ne uripriinsliden &edte unb Sreibeiten; @ieoer<
heritellums Der Union, bes % obIftanbes, Der briiber=
Iiden Gintradt unb beg 5rieoens uno ieiner See.
rungen.
Geht All Den WDripohlen!
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Gin @ub banst cinen idparsem @arber.

Sic 3eitunaen BON ct. Souls entbolten Ndberes
iiber ben srdBli6en Worb, Der ann Sonntag Dor a6t
Sasen in Maoiion @ountp, SIlinois, % Meilen BON
ct. Souls an elmer oeutifen Gamilie BON 5fpei 9te-
rafa uno wobnte b06it %arnliclis auf Der 9epa4teten
6arrn.
9ie @ittrue beg Grmorbeten, ipelde mod an ben
am lebten Sonntag empfangenen Verlebun9en 81
Bette lieet, iaste Dem gonitable girnep lie femme Die
9erIon ni6t, tpelde ibren 8atten 9et0otet babe.
Serslbe babe ieit eini9er .3eit am &otblouf gelite-
~laiien. gle ia6 ibren 0lann erit ruieber als 2eide,
auf Dem Subbeben hires gBobn5imners aus9eitredt.
Gin iflanfer frdftiger Neger fam fur5 nod benz
Weggang ibres @atten in's Saus. Sic 6rau itano
I'm Ofen, ben Gtiide1 1aal Der Sbir gefebrt, orebte
lid aber raid I'm, os lie 6uBtritte b0rte unb einen
yieger nit einem anippel in Der $ano erblifte. OBJ
ne elm gBort gu laaen, periebte ibr Der llnbolb einen
Sc1lag in Den gtaden unter Dem S6r, Der he 5u 800
Den fdlte.
sic ertpadte erit aug ibrer gelpuBtloFsteit, als
igr 8atte in's 3imn,er 9efro6en fam, nm auf benz
gooeh ~oeiIelben gu iter6en. gtrer Der W}OrSer per-
lebt ibrl einen S9lag nit einem .ldarfen Snitrt-
mente unb iein 9interfopf NOR i6redli4 seri6mets
teri. 9as ales ober sei4ab pbne 2drm uno Die
Srdu bDrte ni1ts oapon. Sen 8eielIhaft Der Srau
~befanoen it'd CUR 3eit hire beioen SD6ter, oeren al
teite 9 Sabre alt uno Elm 6D6It lebbaftes Sinh it.
sls oieie ibre Dsutter 5aniammenIinfen lab, i9rie ie
lant alt %fuorauf. Der Nc0er aud ibr einen S9lag
auf ben &opf periebte, Der lie beinnun9slos nieoer.
~itretfts. obne ie ieood ernitli9 81 oerlebel. Sarauf
our6lu6ten Die 9te9er bas 5aus uno nabulen oas
Salhenbu9 oes 6armers, Oas So entbielt.
Sic Srau iagte ferner alts, Dab ii6 Die beiben Nes
germ iet mebreren Sa9en bort uln6ergetrieben, oab
lie elm Nabtquartier perlangteil, aber BON 2aurofa
abgepieien nuroe, neil er fen Ylab babe. Gr CAB
linen aber cine Sdaufel bon Go6len, bantt tie i6
SScuer MAIDEN lno i'm 8aloe.. iiberla9ten %fonnten.
am Sonntag Ntpreen falnen lie tpieber, ieBten iA
on Den Ofen uno ~betr,l9en iid iebr fred, puroen
a6er bingusgeipieien. Son Do lab man tie ni6t
ipieOer. Ser 8efangene Mulatte Mari6aa ipuroe
BON Ben 0a9barn als einen DER 8eiben %erfannt, Die
iid ieit mebreren 5a9en in Der @egenb berumgetrie-
ben batten. Gr pollte suerit lel9nen, rnuBte aber
Sulebt eingeIteben, bas benz 10 lei. Sein traaiides
Gnoe miro our4 Die fOl9enoe Sepelde 9~etneloet:
ct. 2ouis, 10. Sec. Ser Geger SoIepb
Maribaa, Der am Mittuo9 auf ben Serbadt bin
a~rretirt poroen mar, elmer Der Moroer zines oeut=
iden Garmers 5u iein, Der am Sonnta9 5 ODER 6
lReilerl bon bier Su Ginoer 5piti6, an Der Chicago
Gilenba6n, umgebra6t tporben III, tuaroe beute Ibenb
nm 9 llbr in Dem 3 Meilen n6rblia bon bier geleee-
men fIeinen Stdbthen 9enice, BON einem Saufen
Oeuti6er Dem @eiuabriam BEG gonitables e~ntri5Ien
uno on ben n1diten Baum gebenft.
Maribal geitanb, baB er babel mar os Der Morb
lpurbe, aber er bebauptete, oab ni9t er Inn.
bern iein goniorte Nnberion &eeb, Der fd nod auf
freiem SUB befiuoet, ben Woro peribt bat.
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Wiro bic Gbieasp Contention Neser %salaIien ?

Man brau6te fein GROCER Yropbet su iein, I'm Dor.
a~rslagen i'll fonnen, baB Die Gaoifalen iiber fur5 ooe1
lang nit ibrer Yolitif in cine Sad9aiIe 9eratbe1
luiiroen. Our9 Die Mnnahme oes Denominations
ae1ebes ~slaubten bic 6lbrer iener 8artbei einen gan;
ausseaeihneten 3ug auf Dem politii6en S9a9brett'
setban ssu baben. Sc mar fir bieie Radepolitife,
Elm IiBer @ebante, Den perbaBten Siiben bur9 Iuf=
biroung BEG Neseritimmre6ts unb Der gie9erberr.
i6aft i~traien lno bemiitbisen 5u f0nnen unb 9leid,
3sitig Iiderte li6 aud Die gartbei Die grtudblerItint.
men Der liblihen Staaten fir ben ndditen Yrdli=
bentenpablfampf. Sas NOR Der Srumpf, ben biz
raoifalen 66ibrer burb bas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus
Ipielten uno i6on jubelten lie im8oraus iiber 90:
10 leidt su seuinnenbe, Spiel. Sab aber ibre 9fe.
conItr,tctipnspolitif tpie Elm stpeli6neioiges S6lper
d,f lire eieerer Sdupter falet tornte, baran ba6ter
Tie feinen Nusenblid.
Aber Die 3eit nabt, mo ibnen bies in rbr nod.
oriidlider 8eiie flar semadt peroen pirb. Sr, Sea
iol tire National Contention CUR grnennung eines
Yrdlioenti6afts= ganbioaten in Chicago suiaminen-
tomn1eu. Sie Selesaten aaer Staaten, audi Der
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