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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
FROM EUROPE.

Commits sutcide-The Fenisn TriaI-The
Iri.h Church Bebate-seuth American
New.
LONDON, April 29.-An Abyssinian dispatch says
TheodOrus shot himself with pistol as the Eag
lish approached bis last refuge.
Barrett was convicted of murder. The other
Clerkenwell explosi0nists we're discharged.
The London journals concur in lanenfing the
fact that the debate on the Irish church question
In the House Of Commons was left 10 second rate
men which serves both parties and enables them
thus to play into the hands of Disraeli, whose
great object now is to gain time.
Rio Janeiro dates to the 9th have been received,
including news from the seat of war to March
25ih. The allies had taken the Parsguayan lines
at Boyas. and the headquarters of Coxias were at
Peso. Marshal Lopez had advanced his position.
snd bia Whereabouts was unknown. The allied
feet had gone up the river again to st. HarriatO,
which was TO be attacked shortly. The allies
expect the Paraguaysns will surrender.
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HIDDEN CAUSES
Whose Cases Require Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

yUu are suffering or have from involuntary dis
charges what effect does produce your general health
DO you feel weak debaIsAied sAsy trsdi Does little ex
ira e1srOu produce paptaOn of the hearth Does your
kver or urinary organs your kidneys, equsnty get out
oorderf Is your urine sOnetimss theE milky aOcky, or
is ropy on se,tngi thick rise to the top'
Or sediment at the bottom after has stood swhsi Do
you have spells Osshor breaking dyspepa' Are your
bowels eOnspatsdi Do you have spells Of fAnng rushe
obood TO the headi your memory impaired Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this suhscti Do feel
dull stless mOpng tired company Offsi Do you wish
20 be le alone get away from everybody Does little
thing make you jHmpi Is sleep broken or
restessf Is the Iustsr of your eye brilanii The
bloom on your cheek bright Do you enjoy yourself in
society as ve you pursue business with the same
snsyi Do you much confidence in yOurssif' Are
your spirits dull and Tagging given TO Hts of mslan-
chOyi If So do lay 1t to your liver dyspepsia
Bave you restless nghtsi Your back weak. knees
weak and have you little appetite and you attribute this
10 dyspepsia liver complaint
Now, reader. sELF-ABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured and sexual excesse all capable OF pro-
dueng weakness Of the gensravs Tho organs Of
generation when perfect health make the man Did you
ever think that those bold defiant energetic, psssverng
successful business always those whose gensrsvs
organs are in perfect health You hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of nervousness Of paPitson
Of the heart They afraid they cannot succeed in
business. they don't become sad and discouraged; they
always polite and pleasant company Ofiades, and look
You and them right Of your downeas looks
pr spy other neanness about do not those
Who keen the organs nHamed rnBing to These
will not only ruin constitutions but also those they do
business with for
How many from badly-cured diseases, from the
effects Of self abuse exeeses brought about that
state Of weakness IN organs hut has reduced the
so much as almost every other disease
Idoey luuacy paralysis spinal anecOn suicide and almost
every other disease which humanity Is heir TO, aud
te real cause Of the trouble scarcely suspected and
have dectored for all but the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the Of Duree
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THE ORESCENT'S DISPATCHES.
THE MEMPHIS RACES.
THIRD DAY.

Special to the New Orleans Crescentl
MEMPHIS, April 29.-The weather is perfectly
delightful, the air bslmy, and the track in fair
order. The attendance to-day was very large,
the ladies being out in full force, aud more
numerous than on any day since the races began.
The first race, the Senate sweepstakes, two
mile dash for three year olds, for purse of $500,
was won by F. Bissick's Pdt Maloy, who beat
Elgin Castello's FLY and Fannie Moore, coming
in in 40s4.
The second race, mile heats, free for all ages,
purse $3.50, was competed for by E. A. Smiths
Malcolm, ?. EwiDg's Blu Forrest, and j. Cress
ley's Reelfoot, and was won with ease by the first
mentioned horse.
SUMMARY.
BIZ Forrest
heelfOOt
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Crops through Middle Tennessee are In hne'
condition. Large fruit crops are anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15
Iewa ThanksgIvins.

The people Of Iowa have abundant cause
io' susn AsS.s'hk ~ nimighty uod, ana the
Governor of our commonwealth proclaims q
cener.l Thank.o;v;no bv Il, , =
.,.,, -. a., pe'p'e' ~
% ceieOra'eu On inc @otn OF the current
month:
-
70 re fe"Pse ioTo
In sccordance with the ussges Of orr father.
and the customs Of the State, hereby appoint
THuHspAY, 1nE TwEsrY.sixrH DAT o. No.
yrunxn
TO Be observed throueh out the Stat. =. /. A.. :.
Thanksgiving and praise; and recon- mend q In
people Of lows ~. ah.taininv frs.. IN
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ITO LIePENARD SrRgET,
NHW YoRv. OFT n. 106,

-
DsAR Sra lit il with nsch pleasure that
ny to you that consider the Plantation
Bitters Of untold value. In the fall Of 1867,
was taken with chills and. fever, with the
most severe pains in my chest and head. It
was With great difficulty that Ioould breathe.
Ny lungs we're greatly distressed, and there
vas severe pain in my right sids, By spells.
| could hardly get up from my bed. called
: Doctor, who attended mo I'll winter With
out the least benefit. About the first Of August
commenced using your Plantation Bitters
- vine-slass full three times day--and
have used il most Of the time since, and am
now wen and strong, able 70 do all my own
work and the care Of large family.
Yours, etc., Susan Wilson.
MAGNOLIA WArEa-Sapsrior to The best
imported German cologne, and sold At half
the price. eod1wAwlt
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Nesthvu1l0 Usjea IaekM Company.
WWhaee ooalasn kiae,

Asgnlae - u q. Lssis ~ DsltAss, sntil fur
A0 oe1esA
10y nsssf pen0o1 pnshsls y g. Lssi1 eal
0aonU0ulpAaoe pseuesy Gsn1l1l1ng sg ~ ~
~ eep1a 1asnse1 sls3 ~
UAeo6ln Dnst1Dea, mns1se, aed
. t4AD0A. osIhla nsSl nth, nasssr, -
q vAssA - l0vs - ha1iaG sasA ~ =
n sSsvs 49, vifl naks sssss soassstiea
- No. sunseao o6esssa ~ psiss - D.
10l
Assssuvns1A ~ rsssstiy ~ nads h
usasessslsa = hssk IslssA b which passssesss
- FsasA - Pal - hsan n sdvaass Of any
etAss nee.
\ ollatise - ~ absvs ~ passsassr asd
1sigAt Ieeeets 9o94&o IL 20, Captain
4oSss Nall, nas1ss, y10x00Y, Captain sco-
~ naesss. ~ ~ 1A11111, win nake rig
slas tsips.
1ishs1s fer sals svsr he Hasnibai sad 81. Jo-
sapA a16 eoothaen Daet1e keoA v Ill points
vset d tls Missouri rives.
palsesiss ~ Line that reduced The seAss.
Ter 6sigAt o. pas6sgs apply y The ,0es Of the
os0pasy, corner Dloslsau aud IsveA
D. y. ARcsEs, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

pnseLsyn v. Many 10 20 nearly sxtin>
esisAsd By The recent election that his letter
lDss he result isn't worth reading.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

CORN 03A1-V 1oe De........ 49,. ......... u 30
BurfnH-3s - ~ = =.
Eeas-1S - 37s.
PouIrnr-flvs niSksas q Mt q 10 q dos.
drssss( sAistsns O 80 70 . IS per dof,;
s1tnhays III = IL Per ID.
SoReuun-96 = ~ ~ Rallea.
PorAross-New ~ . g - bushsi.
swsEr PorA4ons White 81 26 TO 81 40.
OHloas-$1 to - IS per bssk.
LArs City oarea lfso PER ,. Country cured
Ito to $50 per ID.
BsRswAx-30 - Sss PER u.
TALLow-In bbls. leSs; loose % per b.
FsArzsas-Prims $50 70 500 per b.
RAes-Cotton, 50 per ID.
Wars BsAHs-Common 10 good ~ 7sto %
CHxEsE-Good country loo. Faetory zoo.
Eliington's Cider 7bc per gal.
BaAs--In demand Al $50 per 100 ibs.
FRUIrs-Grsen Apples - 90 to - 90 per barrel
Dried Apples IL to lac per ID. Dried
Peaches, IA to l9o.
sEEBs-Timothy dull at - co to 10. Clover
81 so. Flax seed 81 90 to 81 Is.
OILs-Coal oil 33c. Linseed, raw 81 is, boiled
3l2o. Lard, No. 81 50, No. 81 40.
Fish u 10 10 81 70.
| LIVE srocK-Bee: Cattle - 90 to So % Fross.
Hogs, good lots, % to Sc SO gross. Sheep
g to 3 so gross. Veal Calves from IS %
to $40 %
| BAcos-City cured canvsssed hams lsal9c, shoul-
ders l3c, clear sides Ito. Country cured
| hams lac; shoulders LAC; sides l6}c.
| PoRK-Mess - to $50 per hbl.
| WooL-Tub washed 45 to 49,; fleece 10 hns
IS to 40. snwashsd, IS 70 $50.
| HAY-Timothy chsios In sStive demand ut from
- o. TO $40 10 per ton. Prairie IS %
| to - 90.
woon-S6 50 to Sc 50 per cord .aooordlnst 70 quail.
ity, in good demand.
| HIpRs-Gresn, ito; do saltsdsA dry diAt 100
| do salt l6c per ID.
| SALr-Lsks - 3003 IS. Ohio River - u
ON levee.
| GLAss-eXle ~ 50. Rates discounted u 70 ~
Per cent.
| NAiEs-4t Is rates.
BAR IRoN~-<%c, rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

Eos Rssf.-A dwelling, situated on High
assss bssvssa rrse and 9scosA. Apply 1t
Gee. y. Kilbosrne's furniture store. 14-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

6Lvaa goods for Christmas presents, At T.
d ]. Ayrss Sons. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

1oa sssoad .haad eale Or rent-a GOOD ri.
aao. Enqairs Of Mn. Rice; On Foursl
sesest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

Tns New Yosh = tssne lsarss that Hon
las. 2. Wiisoa will probably succssd Grimes
h Ne Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

Arm Z e'sassk yesterday noraing NE
lsassas VEN aslsv With the rssplssdsnt
lrilnAe0 q : nsssesis sAovss, prsasstiag .
sraad and imposing spsesAels. W Aeard,
- ysi9ay, no ~ tAfss ssisst;6c esntlsnsn
spsak q sitting up - vassh il, bat whether
. nos hey did % " srs unable to nay.
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Ohiesxs Market.

By Telegraph OsIrAso, Nov. Il
FLOUR Moderately active and prices generally sus
tanned; spring extras IT IS 2s % - supers = 1880
white winter extras $40 rs.
Whsat-Ws fsiriy active on shipping and speculative
account light decline No spring tlotne steady
and quiet u II o5 = y: No do sold ct q loollYk
corn-Clossd quiet ot 70 for No l; on track 60
OAts-Closed qnist ct 70AL.
RyeLitts doing, but prices easier cicsag at 81 Of
for mol.
sar'ey-1n fair demand At reduction Of 49, .lesin,
at 81 30.
Provisons- 1t quiet.
nss Purk-Bel At sM0K easA.
eesis-fimothy In sood demand u - osDss oths.
sse1s inactive ard DsAinal.
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J.b,lasisa as MIR msasAan.
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. IA. Is

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. IA, 1863.
EDIroRs GATH CITY-Our town has ju,t
vent of in one Of its grandest jubilations,
and il there was lingering hope left in the
breast 0, any Of tho "few and faithful" who
mustered with the late Seymour and Blair
party, it must now be entirely dispelled.
It Is not often that you see the streets, win
dows, &C., Of country village all ablaze
With sransparencies, and the air tnll Of rock
ets, and rssounding With peals Of artillery,
mingled with the shouts Of thousand happy
voices. But oil this, and more, too, happened
in Birmingham Oh the evening Of Friday, the
18th inst.
haze no disposition 70 undertake des.
cription Of the Numerous appropriate and
witty representations and notices, display
Of ERE works, &C., and will only nay that, #.
tor being entertained With an hours speech
BY the Hon. D. P. Stubbs, who hold up in I
most clear and forcible mannsr shs National
issues that we're q stake in the contest, and
Whist The people meant By their votes in the
glorious election which il nov part Of the
nations history, Captain Burgess was called
10 the stand, and in his usual blunt and hap
py manner held the crowd fora time, when
the entire meeting went Cd in wild and deaf:
ening emulation, and everybody went home
glad. Glad that Grant was elected; glad
that the Wade Hampton, Forrest ( Go. con
spiracy ard treason Vas 81 gain defeated; glad
that they lived in this glorious Hawkeya
state, that regulates Rebels and protect,
equal rights to oil glad that they lived in
this American nation and voted the Republi
can ticket. VIcroRY.
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ss~ sers a&rsss

as~ ssra aarEss
81 Telegraph Ngw 7 arr. Nov II
Flour-super western So cog 8 c5 .1ts. IS 1899 10
closing dull.
whsat-Ciossd qriiet aud declining: No eprins u
4a2l s.; No do ~ e2@4.
Rye-Duli and heavy; w.stsrnIi
oats-Dull and heavy.
oorn-Dali ard heavy II 81 Ia sl4 for sound mikes
western.
Pork Unssttl. d. kalss Of st SIS IS cash. after
ward, 4 At 81 SO.
Bsef-steady and in moderate demand.
Cut eats Quiet and without decided change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

1sw Chromos and Eneravisss n Ayrel
1ses. p
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CITY NEWS.
?. ?. BAassx il lsetnring ia New York.

AiAsxA Disaosds q T. r. J. Ayrss !
Sons. IAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

I'm handao0sss les Of Prints OF The ssa
90 received this Day, u II. N. Bos.viek' .
losN
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Financial and Commercial.

KEOxUK 8AR4DT.
Corrected daily by Snow 4 HusER, Comm :.sisn
Merchants, Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

JOSH BILLlEGs.-Josh isn't in the list of
our prospective lecturers - 70 have named
them elsewhere. This 10 doubles matter for
regret. Luckily, however, when Josh can't
b heard he can be read. And upon this
very subject Of lecturing, no has delivered
himself thus:
"OE LEcruRRs.-I take ny pen in hand.
70 inform you, that fam in the Lekturins
bissineas. hev jined' the army ov martyrs,
and am having healthy time: l lektured
Taste nits. tsw flooded house. Had revi-
val, svry fu minnits, it would hav did yu GOOD
tsw hear the people boiler. The way things
look nov, think shAll be able tew retire
from private life, in fu months, and keep s
or dogs. and fab pond. Yesterday, i re-
ssavsd duanin letter, from mi fashionable
tailor, for coat, that..hss bin wore out, moro
than 2years. replied to the limited cuss,
briefly, q follers: Dear -Enklosed,
plsss End 20 dollars-if ya can. .Yurss, sum,
Josh Billings.'
Il thought would try tragik .lektur At fast,
but tsagsdis ars Citing % common, nov !
dase, thas IN kas git them done, and war
rsatsd, tor Is dollars. ri Lektur il the
normal somiek with "A okasiosal sFort ~ b
witty.
81 hops Jon ars well, and hav rood an
pstishA Remember ne kindly 70 Rs.A Fec
To-, When u - hin.-I alss rsssavsl 9lss-
tsss b 70 dass male, which win II ~ an
sssr for ne, thru yurs vsiuabls eolluns.-
Oss ~ thsn ID ron N isdividoal, Who sines
hi sans .Heaassy,' asd ts.her il from
person b the name ov 'Mirakle.'
"Hsasssy.-fhs best time sev sets hen,
10 when the hen u reddy. l kant tell what
the best breed IL, but the shanphish il the
neansst. Il koses - mulch tsv board one,
q il due staes hoss, and "a mite - we'll
undertake tsw fas fanning-mill. BY running
oass thru il. There amt no profhtt in keep
ing hes for bic egg, it hs lass less man
one day. Heas srs very long lived, il they
doat eostfakt he tArut disease, -thare il I
Grsss ossay sess tsv pot, svry year. 81 hi.
assaaksliy dissessss ] kanttsil sssssly hsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

On. RosScaASs kas finally sailed foi
Asxiee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-15

RusAvAr.-On Friday svssipE - Judge
Ballisssr, accompanied By Mrs.. Tobie, was
rssurping to bis home from this city. and
while near Sandusky the horses became
friehtesed q train Of cars, and ran away.
The vehicle eollidiss with fence Vas com
plstely demolished. Mrs. Tobie BY the force
Of the collision wss thrown . distance Of
tvelvs o. fifteen feet bat fortunately vas not
seriously injured.
The judge, N very miraculous manner
escaped with bst few slight injuries.
Tus oolFse-dsn, q the lower end Of the CO.
al, ssd preparatory 70 the conservation d
~ lower lock, isss dry, donhslsas, s. thia
sorniaf, = topper, Or ~ ~ sAaa vsfs h
lie. The most Of tAs latter vsss's il II, q
the ksea disappointmsns ;.of divers and sas-
dry young immostals Who expected 70 End
schools q don esd ahs privilege Of goira
fishing On land. Tho dam isciosed abou,
nine acres Of water that amt there. Tit
construction of the embankment about THU
miniature lake vas big job, but was don,
Substantially and we'll. There has been yer,
little lsakass. and The pump used has don,
its work IN short order.
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- 80 $3.50 iIs.esa ~ ps,ss ~ q /.
Assssuvses4p ~ r,,,st,y bs,s ..As il Il
osases1aas = ns:k Is.ssA y shisa lessssssn
49, rs. = - = sss'' = ssvss = -
r ~AAata>. - 49, -. a. -.s.-~... 80 IA
tsslgAt lessees 0oe&G9 1sgEo. oapsaia
~ nsi - 4. n =. Inp ... go.
alAs tsips.
- = =, S S,.s.n,, 49,, -" - : :" p0''''
1slssssss ~ Lias tAat rsSsssd The ssiss
1870 4 ~ 49,. A.o,
ALASKA DtAoosds q 7. K. J. AJrss :
Mess !. ,.s.a-;-- w..
.-
0.v Roe.r..,. L.. A,.,,. e.;,.d f.,
-
~ ch,o.o. .,A p..,..,.., =, 49,.
49,. p
a~...> u..,.- -. c,e - a.. AZ s.,..
a., $3.50 /. V..A,,..o, !, -. .a;ou,n.d
e...;ee =. -. an.k 49,
---
IN Nev Yoeh 7yt1sne lear,. tha, Hon.
J.s. ?. Wiieo. vim probably ,ucc..d Crime,
j, Ne Senate.
$50
- -. I a.. >.
p~..,,,.v Vs. ..,, .,.;,,
80, H. r.e,,t ;..,1 vo,th r..d;n..
-
eons missrsaa.s plac.da tie across The
srsek Of ~ Harlem Railroad . few nights
aeo 10 tApev he tsain %.
-->>.-
Eos Rssf.-A dwelling, situated on High
sssss bssvssa r1s asd ssoosd. Apply at
Gee. y. Kilboerne's furniture store. 14-st
Tas seeeaA seeuian q Miaa Lavreuee's
>Aaol ee..e.esa ene1mv
-
Yos sssead .Aaad sale Or rent-a rood Pi-
a.o. Dpoeirs Of Nm. Rice; On Fourth
ss.ss..
->-
Arr An0uHn F1n v00IDs n Tia title
q % sdvsrtissneas ~ sypi6es the univer-
~ demand f. "Bsrses's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" which took tho highest prem
iom ovsr oil oonpseitoes. 1t the N. B. State
mir, h lo00.-IadyaAapoNs Joswnol.
dAvlv
-
Oun fssesa OAssas, We . master OF his
voeaase. b esnasal fsQsesA q the Court
HousDvaoaA Wsdsse1a1 evening. Adnis-
aoa me-. No VII ave seiesai6s iIlusssa-
1ss u alleged spirilsal phsaonssa. Eve
ubody = invissl.
-
- - % sss stomach kidneys
nvssi .eeveh ssneI ead asafi. Alshles's
6ssdiaAs sslis4 vAiss = eo~piesely cures
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-07
Ginfa4Aeit.

Wer Die Welt seieben unb srobe, mirflid srobe
Mdnner fennen selernt bat, tuirb ld iberSeust ba-
ben, baB ginfadbeit BON ipabrem @enie uno pobrer
gf5Be unsertrennfid5 iff gir baben nod, nie eiren
iuabrboft sroBen Mann, tDelder iiber feline 3etse=
noen berborraete tpie Saul iiber Die &inoer Ssra-
eps, sefann Der nidt cine semiie unidulopole, fat
finblide ginfadbeitb beiaB. Die wabre @rDBe idrel.
tet ni1t anf @teI3en einber trdst bic gae nit bod
unb madt fid3 nidt mi4tis nit unwidtisen Sinsen,
benen fIeine @eiter Widtisteit beilesen. Gin sro-
ger Mann lit glidlin, menn er in ben geielisen
Greiien an benz 3bnn unb Sreiben unb ben Ver<
enisunsen uub grboIunsen sefp6bnlider Weni4en
Nntbeil nebmen tdnn. Grfirdtet nidt, bob er per=
fannt tbirb Dber ieiner Dirbe Abbrud tbut, peni'
er iid5 unter feline eep6bnliden Witmeniden miidt.
9ieienisen, peIde iid f9euen, in @eieaihaft se=
.mSbnIi1er Mntassmeniden eefunben 5u weroen, uno
iib wit ibnen su unterbalten unb au frenen, iino
gang eepbbnlide, an gers unb Geiit bei9rdntte
Meniden, pelde auf ireenb eine g8eiie gu &eidtbd-
.mern, ooer Memtern nno Mnieben sefommen fino,
unb ii1 eben baburd eroB unb aber Mnbere erbaben
fablen aber pbne bieie 8ufdaieen attribute at iid
fleine 2idter ober unbefannte gr6Ben iino. Ser
mabrbaft eroBe Mann 1T einfad unb berabtaiienb,
un6 bas Wolt Bat burd Elm natirlides, riatises
@efabl eetrieben eben einer ginfadbeit, 2eutlelg-
fet unb Beideibenbeit mesen mebr abtuns uor ibrs,
aIs por ben, reiden 9abob ober foen Biroentraser,
Der fi4 ber feline Wlitmeniden erbaben fiiblt, nnb
niht linter lie mii9t. - gE5s
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Muk ciu idlSmes gad iein.

Sn einem ldnseren artitel idiIoert Die vDeuti6e
greIIe" BON Stem Orleans Die oorti9en rabitalen Sub
rer in Der folsenben banbgreihiden Weiie: asa
rSbre SerriAoft i'm 9ollfe Der lebten 10 Monate
bat 6ieie Yertreter oes Gabifaismus in unierer Wt-
te entlarbt, nno mir teben entlebt bor elmer Banoe
Gamer, .pie ie Die IorJfdltiaite Nusuabl IN ben
Idnlmtlinen 3uhtbdulern bes lanoes faum 10 pon=
ifdnbig Iefern miiroe llnierm tpaderen uno eeiit=
reiben gollegen vSown SaIf@ peroanfen mir in ben
Spalten Der LINES" eine Heibe bon 6eoer3eidnun=
gen bieies @einbels, eesen 6eren Natiripabrbeit
ano Sreue bic @e3eidneten elbit nidt an5ufonin,en
tpasten. NSenn nun Meniden bon oieIer Sorte,
ourd duBere l1mitdnbe beeiniiist, in ben Yoroer.
erunb treten i as unlere Serrider auftperfer, uns
nit Gteuern erbridef, unieren greoit ruiniren ni1-
iere Gaen belteblen, iin6 iid NIT Sfe elmer Diiiten
Mae rober, untplIenber, leiht nno abereldubiidber
Neaer aenaltiant In einer u5urpirten Wlabt 5u be-
banpten itreben, Bic He 10 fhdnolif rnbbraudt ba-
ben = bann reiBt ielbit Dem satmithisifen Men<
iden, der Saben an Der SOe Der @eoulo, uie Seine
iagt, uno lduft aud benz vanitdnbieiten Sonrnalis
item" bic Sale iiber gben neil bic &eprdientarten
uno Srdger Der Brn3ipien Der bieiieen raofal re=
pubifaniI1en Yarfbei pie iie nns auf 6em Stoats'
Bariib= nno @tabt s5idet berielben entseeenitarr=
ten, in Der MebrSabl pirflib 5allunfe fen Der al=
lerfhinmfien 5orte iino. Die man an anoern Orte
nllr innerbalb Der Mnuern BON 3ue thdufsrn bnloen
miroe, fnb mir sen0lbist iieals folde su be-
hQnoeln" 4t@l}t -ssf}ss ssft3<B5 :
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enn He befannt semadt bdtte, bab iid Der Rries uin
Nesernimmre6t unb bic ioeiale @leidifeauns per
0sssr I'M Die geidimpfuns ibrer esenen aaHe ban<
bette Gs puroe ben reimlisen feierIi9 perlidert,
baB lie fur bic Grbaltuns Der Union uno gpnitit=
tion su fdmpfen batten; bic 3,uede, su pelden ses
senipdrtis Die Tdbrer Der rabifalen partbei Die
3eiultate bes Rrieses miB6raut baben, bioen einen
iniamen Betrus sesen ale, Die ih freuois in ben
Rampf itirsten, cine eoIoiaIe, bur9 nidts gu ents
i6uloigenoe 2ise. Es es
Berben Die &aoifaIen In, 5tanoe iein, ibre sehdi=
iisen Yldne bnrdsufibren uno ben Siiben fblieBld9
in Elm brutales Heeerrei1 unter rabifaler Dietatur
sn pertpanbeln? g5enn mir bas slauben f6nnten,
bann mibten mir an Der Rspublif, on Der Sreibeit
an Der eisenen 2aiie perspeieln. gDeil Die &epub-
iii Ieben o bebbalb muB Der &abifalismus nit ieis
men aiftiaen Musipid)Ien untergeben e