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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

MesiaratprS= Bureau, l.. Oft, 1868,

Surd,hrnd)ipp Orange Qfcp.
Die Stra6en6fRungs GcrlniIGre baben mir cine be-
~ofouttetr giite Der idlie6lthen mo abaeanecrten Gut.
itdStaur9s > uns gnidyiunme fur tic SefnutB fer
turb 8eridrift ether 5taetsercrbnang an1eprSnet IN, ,us
aeitelt. J6made p0ber nunrnttr bsfaitrt, eab bic ~ mir
iurudaelangten Builder unb 8runerile in BEN %JlCsiltrda
tOres Niircdu tis gum l. DIT. 1868 CUR @infht fr ale
gerirngn pffen bleibel, pGbrene peldcr Belt
man ron her Gntiheitung Der GrmriNare b~ciiraert eincm
@ertttsbcf nit Bu~fGneigcr @erittsbartcit 9eruiuu0 cita
lescn Gann. Spbr -. Sdrire,
(2lOT 24,34) Staetr NeailrGtpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

TWTTWt|
G 9uultH rnc 10 Nt0cdtu naIfn ]tducruet gtit0fli.
nlilng IN her ptttfcn. 5abrtt &r. IL @rauNgty lei !
Micblcr. Igas-anl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

aSts Wcrcrln 8oue IL. 80, e.. paUl., .. 9tur
MLg uSrtltN pOu ycriaRtonirnpc, batrn eirr Nn,atl
q ANOuiIut Btr, wr.hr fIfinc SiuiCr TN pctiit'cn urb
nCrrmcltila en- eNbthtilt 'um prrtic Won $1,000 tte
5000 iut,1. lD,r ivltt Niulcr rat. HATTIE uHS III rbi.
ycillc NtfilIRt etusH @tiub al. tg21-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
y~irrlnnllrra gIcrInnf.

$50 Strait ttirt gylaH,s tcg N~gcislrr DTS tfr 5tat /
RE glrmort ptr. Ger lui.rti. rtt oi5 guwaliSr
Ak&L an Grt uUc ~'rlr dur t%itrtiuNtr NuttteH ttR M
RabtylgrRttU bslh.t b.utH @unttClg @liiftucdl, ttH
II. Clcbu l5Gs, .tLtRtaB3 u1 3 Ubr, %rtrlauieu
lnNcn ndultt!
TaS gnrIc cjruueiiid, t ter 5tatt @a,tjmctc ae.
itBen mo tclRJreegmhrCU tt1 Crit: tt tt9irut duf ter
SUITE. ic trr pltyltcgr3Gr. g. but Nttitd reu her 5ue.
NtiaSdc Der &icSlgtrre mn GgtU1r,; astt ven "a In
rriiit,r RutuluI an &cGIbtuputaGe sWrIf C2) NuH
prIt; rrtrGdt Nb ipt1uu rah Sutcr tet aitt6raf sev
Wrtttc Uub nit &]tCufragt parallel Ctubuntcrt 400 IN
Utit tl5 AZ cut Setr 6uf tr,ite' &ipttrpGBa,n, wie tres
dug rtntr NGutuItuEtt, 70 Ihr SClhua SrtEfcH tnitr' u
q. SduNlI lnGs 30 NuUitu efr bricttrtt 1udgv GUS-
Rc'tlt bat, WH6 ge IN tsm GSabaJAivg Ter Stltt gait..
m rc i'm NUtC IS ". 9tr, 500, fodr 4ol, CiN1fttlatr IN,
Nu,fpbrtt6tr test rrpttt. Hui tcat @r so iudt lttrH
tas Rut esboutt - lp'iBt tod9gtu.rre sane M 80.
cine : prmcrladr unr turrtu eattE'tr wc.df th ga
StduuraCn thnst. Ser pi1B tt enrn Sabrts'SrH.t.
itnie rpn nut Si4 jntrggpr1ul.
Die Observation-Disclosures drN IN WfrtnBtttt he's Nt-
tiNtstrlalc5: Gin UIttutcll |dHt'gblrna Ter Heti In
fJAs uni yrrti Uicn1tu UHtCr U]eI'uulun5 NIT len Ger
waiter trrtCtt8cutgf WarWIis, ctrT tr GlnIc 8Guf.
ftiamt faar, ic rnt erS NdurrrJ 2Ndbl
Sfrincru Il. u. Sc. g rpiontgtb, Serpdittr,
Hg. 8, Ct. guNl.r,
Gam. ~, tiurcr, grft.,
Nr. 81, S%altnsrsfr.
,nB= ~ ~ = o g n o EEl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Sit. Saltimorer SllOnng5. 1t. llntcr
itiiBunQ8 StTein.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcltc Wbcin s ubr i'm Ger.
fNNnlunASsGcta!r bai III. @bb, gtr. 100, Sis@raltfr.
leHeS MjtB'tco mtro %crrartct. gIcue D~tt8lteeer mtr>
tCn suf8rngmnieR.
(23OJ Qpiiis Zdnbucr. Ger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Ndnicr IN rcrPnmfcn.

$Ess Sduftr ~ fiuitu unN III p]triatfnu In ilet 5fti.
H2tI len tgr GtNtt; rrtt5 ven sGOO-S2O, 900. Nutt
tie GtnlItbunl Won &ctnuul,n aGer Irt
'tUR ttCrNt. ~. SprSt.
iAuslb,3V(t) Nr. 20, garttrlfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

1eniicbn5 une Maiden bet
IS, u. 2dlcuS s. 60.
(Spt2. lWRD gr. 10, SUs'3burlrsitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Der a~irdjcurd.b.
3ur @adlQdJ. uaa fiir bic 5tiWHngcbc
g~SutfiIunrrlS


Ole rc0ilrirttn 23atIrr Icr Sltbt ga,tircrs ptrteu
Dtcrutt br~adagl@ilt, taB lc IN aGcu 6aaCn, no ne att
trr gpdrp cecr aus Ntm GrNnGp, m peltPu lie hi, Ter
r]raiIrir. gtnc'ca, ictt iChJ @purtti pptr aus temt
StaItc felt ;rcIf Mtrudici wclgeiVaen inn, f6 rr
Str5ihung tbrrr Ndmtn gpn tr RelutEirliic aIg
SfmmbtTSbti8ic ]aualteul, wslt lie Mat I'M llrFrr.
]fhrgtbutB itrgr Atanm aui hen Crttn her Staet pStr
I'M Stdatt, no lie ~itPtthTGH lScNUcrt Gufleinlagcn 6ds
BIN, GtntpmuCU. AiflelN2 yttl.l WITH tet ytutcn. tit
ans zen Counties aa& .r Statt le,r Reu iirb, ]einbtbaf-
ten. Eeutc, ipcibe in t~esitlseu QGIrt upn pcbucu. in
81 lt uriptuFN.tb tngtt0Rcn, be dber ouS tincm
QSlrtbeirtt nGdl einem Ouetrgu aclCRCn iiut, inbgfr
tb re- trll Nte1ltrtter c%uIdntei, cGin,t tbre 9tdncn In
rem EUhtu! bte DcSirf5 tre'iRtt5, m bem lie lett mob
ncl, ttH8ci! iGnci pfr6eH. QS.r psn I0ee zines Rta
]atiltrten &tnniut3 bat mrAe ben relp. &t8tratrr 8es
t0ltNt tCr2u ttn2irIhtECn, i0uit ttNcn Name pgn
her ytic her terGutigIcu Q2dbltr griiritcu pcres.
9uSi1uecr, lie auf tprcu Grmrcs gtiticrtftcu hin
%rt3ltrtrt wp!eeE tinb, muffin ibrrn Slr9frittjn lid ser.
ihofct INN ]teHiclten rem SleBitratrr p%rreasr ipnt
rtre tNr Mar . II Gem @erietuniB Ter BAGitercdti8teu
alirtfct. Sm Guit.0ac rpn
GSm. ~. Mprris.
lS2i-31l SbMlNn tCr Ntt0iArtrr SchtrSc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

Gu 2tncccr crfcr NlOlt IN Ytr. 2l5, s5c1 prdtts
Strasc. Man rage iCfprt mad. (2!ga 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
81 Dcrfdufcn.


Gnr gut Girltr tictc 2rultihdfl uetl gdlltcgtlt II
lci,rt NrBtn Wt'hlit pcriretrtHl tiJiN 40 r%crfiuftH.
}a mtI,cl IN Nr. IfG, SNmecnfir., udte hem !3a.
]lBlr1lpNtr Itpcl. 1870 -8OI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Spc3t0l : Mn3ctgcn.
sfcsiItratprs> Bureau, l8. gept. e

Gt)liceuns Der Inslc:2Ilep.
Die StraGeuGflunns Gpwmi1Gre tGheu mir cine pc'
~gtaubiatt gite Ter ihtic6lter unc at8e1nrcrten Gnt'
fhari0 une Nniagiumme iur HE SdlGPhnN Der
Sir1tt Yllcp ven Der Suecl.Seitc her Selaig @eCuut
90 ;Su9 pCit iIatiltd. biz eurh 9criIrift eiptr Start
prrcrbnun0 anaepgsrct h, Wseleat SO made tdhtr
der urS @run6riTe III hem Nte1liratprs garelG Its yum
IS. Gttpbcr 1865 Sur 9iut6t tIr als tetbeii9ter ger
fUutu cfen bIeitrn, rdRrcne pdhGr Belt man rrn ter
GNtidctpuna her Gpmmildrs bel trgenp eirrrn GerihE5'
bel nit ,uidnei9cr SCriAt,tdrIett &cruiUt1 etniclcn
fam. 5pbr ~. piurrcS,
(224. &c. 6 ,42) StdcizRc9tlrntCr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

3u bcrFdufcu,

fNtA Tdt WCbntGuS nit pdttN nui Ter Gdc ccr
Ei;; whitman II. @ctbrlitroHc uue dht utinc San.
.&lsa. fer tduebrU, 2l3 StptUtgts nod; g'urrr tn Ter
Autt. NIon lam zen Rauf 10 ]eiur'tbttl, taB has Sch
ans @HuverCincu tpmmt.
NahcrcV bit QPm, s.. STING AM plnVe Oscr III Hr, $50
Tptn, Sdrplincttr. t22g-8lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
NDerlca, GatpnSnine. Mfh.

Der untsrridst In eisism Snhitute fur 8naten rrtrb an
In her Office eiess @lattes, lcrie pcn, sprin,isaf t,
snaalt, wafer o. 10. @belina. gb. Or. aeastsn.
tGug24. 1D2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

T.Xa.M- 9m 3. S%eptemter Ssrftf i'd cine tteirc
rCIbe Sub nit mfiBgr Slile uuo WetBen Seiten unp
rerteAcncn sGrnern BIC itnit SUITE III aus Ger @eltut.
Bf1nne. gocr ote Hnb mad NJ. -, Wtnimonitrdfc.
briNgt, GrbGtt Ctiae lelppnuue. (2GS-3OI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
pcredufcu,

3wti ilperc tolerne pgtretrS" tr @olRwetC, % "
Lana. Wan mtlte nd m her Grp. :. vi. tld3-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Su Dcrfaufeu.

%sfN o feline eauicr all ter gt!air- Aptrur, nitt ipeit
s-iJ som 9rcdtwaY %Cnlferlt; ir lut sut Gttadt lre
-AESa.bcicnte'e guimrrfidntrit duf "Neducml,ttttt psr.
pnn;t ult6 ~etirnlien ietCs o Sturcr i'm Qrrber0epaute
rGb Cn inelbtt8cS StHIrrRsbdute nit Scmntrtlts.
RdlCr, @ae mb lrrdsncm Keller. gle WGrttn rntwtttr
init aertn lem @runejtu petr aud erunt ;instrct, rem
SEQ. Nppplb = 2obne, Nr. S II. 10, Wltcrlr.
(Spt11WO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Su %pcrFaufcn.

.DU IIWNTVH.
sTsS Gin itUfS, tteu terltgct, trtttrdiaes Vcbntdri
~ NIT ]teirnoCrcr GiuadUlEHur, pdror, SpctieBtm
Fst,1 mrr, Nuhe rne flnt ggObr iimmtrn, auf Der QetG.
ieite Der ZfridcriiraGc aGltssn, tGG 3. SGuS r6reltt
ven Sdrdic1a,r. 3u erfra0tn bet
ScnrD M. Spufe,
tlS9-) Rr. Q. Pdw Builein91. ct. Tduiflr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Qrct R%Sp9nbonicr

2um. ~ @cpcr. &ul.,
9,r. 50. Yaiut0tri,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
~gicrlpalicr5 Icrfnui

NCrlnaiicT1s Tcrt0li1
GyH non pCrthpplcut @ruuebcitU tl-iuHf GyuNc
EtE S'iEpldUr!
ENA. On WtUGEhtt zines ltITCit tEs @gugi3asBU.g
ter SttI Wnjimgye mine be-. UHltricituttt ais ,tv.
walter tJrl9tr) tn ten @fr'lNiitmmHn tr Mo-
tdttS' ArtdnNt" Sttgnbn1rt, GuImcritdN. tu 3d..
CltctCr, NdhWtttdlt l Ubr. tut wtytygcNg Nrau.
Cuaerat IN Sub SaIttrcrt CFtuilit gum 9Uiauis da'-
bftsu udmlib.
Sc5iuurgt an ter Gtt her NlisQ unit 2tt1Grlft. ror
bert au her NuNtlfr. 49, Nur nab trr 4rctirdFC 'f
trfltftn2; Johann be U]rpFrTaft triIGud 1855 Aus mad
&ldrtt.aGtN; l'taHu he Giartt. Gata rUil1rl $50 Aus
EIt Ncigr. unt ven ttCr I,h brr nab ttm FrHtlt ,tf
Stltnnt iurUt. Ea5 N'flmtigt tNttt ttutN [t.I ven
Rle8clp'E Hetitcn ur %litmcFc Irpn.
Gas @ruEt.igrrd ~ y]cv.rttHlb avs Grgfbtung rrr
Ndtrtien uUf J CrcUtutsNuuitrt ltglRUlt me N.FsttA,
bic ]bfiptHtr TafmfrIloutttt son C0gtt0I,rtn.
DdS @tlgtbuu rIyp In taat p]agJtltu nuEletctfH wtT.
hcu, lmlth3
@muglud Ccstr 2C) Nr. IA, nit elmer frcnir eou
90 RuU at Ger NgNtuAr. une elmer raURc ven lh5 N4r
an her WtHir,
@ruuplai Rr. III, nit ,iucr Ercutc gsn GO 3uf on
SuNtlir. INT ttrtr tal8e rgu l51 6ib, mao elArr'-
NUtq rb crtTtttHt.
N~ult!ltG. una r'ttr fdu8t Hpt l5b duF ndtG'lTsi.HDsN
i'd UlrcitHb.
@rmthud Nr. lSl. stticlEr 1rcrtt mtS gdrpc pme
nttcndr Rem rbtleu @untuuf Hlr. 2O5. NIT elmer AFsE't
Won 90 EuF M Ng1tGot, gft her Np6tT, mItclnt5y itl.
yCE 1856 Nu6 an &reG1rltt.
Die StraBtu fus g%spla0trt.
gttinRUrNcn res g~utlufE, wit Inn Et' e. rrrlritIt-
trni Su Eutltl t0dr. ttt R.i M Nls,tmAftR,u }.h.
lUuatU ven lUUt . GlbTW mt 3iH'fH, cher has 5nnF
2cbdninu prorpr, Wrrralttr
r.5lls, -. N5ullr.
9rm. NOmitIpu y GC, Wait.
t23O,2 40 s. 40 2 G-T) w. 81 MOO IN AtFrlf 'ir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Oermti9te Mn3etgeit.
OV*"VTVI*N *tFtJVEBVE"
llutcrhitnng
Sem
Ar
j.
Sic Ginciuuaticr gegcniritigc
0rInnObrit5 Orrlldrrungs-
0clcllNhaft.
Suupt g.. Siircau: SITES SprrnbaIs.
SidcrbCit5 Capital 80. 100000.
sidcrbcits capital 80. 100000.


Siretturen.
@eC. ". gitCp, geter U. 2Ntiie,
% M,I["tSa, SESmsS Z Tl ann "
8rnj,mrn eo,Irfpr. n. W. cpltpu,
~. g.. @a.st5, Dtltnm q. Vcal,
6rlnr. &rbltr, 2 ". Wa,'e'm"N"'
""'"' IVY 'tcm,s ~. woiithcms.
SCamtC:
8t1. W. %tihpg. Yr1ttenti
70 y WaeCiS, %Nt tFaNVtN'L
SoottEEET =. WI! tss Iirtt{"''N''
NJ NrisrEpf tNtnrr1l N(anaatr;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Serlangt atlO geiIGJf.
NcrlnIint.

Gin ttutiteS Wdedeu iEr Rt,c6tulitr SauSarbeit in
tn'r teiHtn Bdmilic tct Nuitr Sctue irtre 'r9lcib YER
III 9ir. II3, SucsGrettrz, Sani1ra6c 9e6enuber.
(220-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
Die Bnreaug Der Tc9iitriruugS'
NScomfrI

fir bic SttmmtcrcfttStcn in len 90 @arts tcr statt
Baltimore fertel an Il. }. W. 8srtntt nerten rte
n. Spttr. IN ten naafebene br,tibnettn SidFet rf;n
Gthl ten perteH, unb ate gcrienCn, peltc has eilunN,
ipanit8Ne Shtr ieit Der iegtsn Nahl crrtttt tlbcn, une
Splhe, bic bitieS <er am rter rpr tm 8. 9iCpbr. B..
s. crrGtdcn WGrtCu, ippie alc, welte irliher r~egihrtrt
mcrern uub ihre 2~eptlNt9 %rerdRbcrt tGter, une Vile,
bic TrrNfr %0eprrCet ltne, nt.lct ith btt tct Ne9ttraira
rr ne.beN un0 edrGuf ithen, ba6 lie atb6riB etH1etragen
%irerten, petr lie nerben tbr tirrmrcht IN eer RrSfns
her gSGAl rGrlcrfn. Mad Ablduf her 3 Sage mereen
he %rfrt'ttten Hiltcn rerrTentlidt urb eic Subcr herrdd
e4ts lo1e, am. 2. @iHnta9 I'M oItrtsr aufau8enr. ge'
rrllct, nm lNltepltat &bdneeiunRch pcr her I'M RrpCntter
itatIfntenteu 21abl 81 md6cn. SIM %Gfra8
GS. ~. ufurriS, 9priter.
Die Surearr fir tie 9eNiltrrwN5 fnc ~ip!gcnes:
/. @ars. Mr.. 2O3, @omahs, ndbc 9Snihinatcnfr.
y. Y. S'DrNNCll, NeRttratpr,
.. Gde ser UoroIlnsitr.. II. GGittrtr.Upe.
-SSIeSl 2eatlen, @e8ttratcr.
o. y SIR. ISL, cit.Soltimurcflt dfe.
@ec. ". %cHtCli, Ji%s giitratpr.
A. 9r. 4. SiiS. 8isbnraf:.
Grew S. Y~erttHs, Re3iltratrr.
8. n Er. 1873. NiSluitbfraGc.
Spfbua NJ. Suller, RrBtitratpr.
G. " 2ISoi1sEscfe por SrpdrpGD ute
5sferlonnr,
I. " Nr. 3l3, Misauitlls, iia6c ebdfeitr.
W. y. NprrtE. ReaiItrntpr.
s. y Nr. SIS, citsNl0ciipns, iiabc Torreititr.
Stepben y. Martin, Nealltratrr.
0. - Rr. 81, @'ch zSoitinurcftr.
10. r SIR. 40, Ipyh. @utGrpitrahe.
2hrmd5 ". Webb, ate9tltrltpr.
IL. " Nr. 27s, Morn: Spiparbfrdfc
u. $. Slpa0C, Regi1ratpr.
IL. " Nr. 81, Trcifcrs, rabe Gittn,pfr.
BRpette plWm Ter, 9te5 %ttratpr.
10. u Mr.. al, Sardtp9dtrabc.
" III. Y. 9plltnf, Nceilratpr.
IA. gr. $50, Elcit= Suitimprclraft.
s. Is. RNnbul1, ReBtitratpr.
Is. n Mr.. 6S, Glib 5bdrp:. nabc @rattftr.
2. Gilman Ne9iltrItpr.
1G, " Nr. ZIG, Suii,pdr=. iiate Sutanfr.
N. S.. NtSReN, 8eBihrater.
II. " Nr. 4G6, ei9btHrafc.
Chs. &. @preelL. 3taitratpr.
IS, " Or. 3. Nm 81, %. unS %. SePt. auf fcg
Gin1pcif:& cfc Scr Sdinbura. II. 5bnrp:
itrdes. uuo am a., 25. uub %. Sept. AMI
her q ieot=Gefe Der 2dbrotcrs IT,. Srni;
barSftrdAc.
Brant BrabN. RGsifratpr.
10. Wr. S62, sSef-S alfimprcifrafc.
SCbn j. @erns, Rcliftraipr.
20. - Fr. 66, Yennipipania. NocnIic, ndbe
DinHlcifrnft.
f21S-3N 90. s. Rupp y, Mcoifratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
9tllffOrbcruua.

Stori @cpro 9Gicsfc cher teTen Ereunb Noon wer.
ZEN erlu6t, Rem llnterietdnGtcn Nddrht rent tbrem ieei.
8tt Iu'tnibalt 3i 8gben 9S Sreici,
Grnfl bC5 norbteutitcn @unteS
t226, $500 Ode Ger Ghcdpiee It.. Qrmbartrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

S%crfdnat.
Gin gutter Gonep. Wtad,tr tei Is. PrGd,t II. So,
llr. lbs u. lhI. NrLn.inlr. ll3n-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
WuffprSerllna.

EciaerSe peripucn rereGa sriuat, i'd lei scm llutcr.
i]ctdNcicr III mcltGu:
lima &d)tpcmc, gercteIi6te Sltf, Urn Sntcn;
Cart eunbitlub gpn Sareu;
BERNHARD Scitucr ppn Sapen.
81 10. SrCieL
Qrpfheriplt. fab. 6criui,
t226,S,3O) Gfe her y bCdpitee II. tpmtdrtlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
GnaliL0f a.Ofut(hfknabfn(dulf

gde opn 0ernldil> u. @reenttr.
9stsSe,etrfnnns sieier SGule fnbet ltatt Mcutaa.
ZEN 81. ausuit. " " "s
lIr824. 1NtD n. za,rsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

yin rr!cHltdtr trutitfr NHatc ur Srltruurl hes
Stic0tr.NCinditf. 81 eriableu g'r. e3G. Morn.
Sdudlfr. t23O y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25
0cIM1ftg=G %rGfiuuna.

Tenn 0~ccbrtcn putttum Gmpfcblc tb meire ~clsaantcr
Nutincn NM meire 4rahtoClen rCitmwIlcn luz @e
Brab. life uni icnliac @elcaerteilfu teiteu9. 0utitcl
ine Ytegec bal'e I'd anb Surt NasItiber. Steele Seeie,
NINA miro gdrdltiti. Sub. Dfrrtb,
LSpt43,1WD CIT her Baltimore II. Rrqttlitnnir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-25

Gin ianacr ptair CNluimduu) iutt cine irRsnh itn
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Whiskey Influence in the Fenian Brotherhood

Whiskey Influence in the Fenian Brotherhood.
SHARON Pa, March g. 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN worthy journal advocates temperance
on all occasions deem it my duty to bring before my
countrymen the of the weakness of Circle in
Sharon And good many Circles throughout the country
The officers of Circle strict temperance Now
Sr of the members keep whskey shops and because
officers denounced intemperance of those worthy
members seeded from and tried break up Circle
he has succeeded somewhat by whskey influence"
THE IRISH REPUBLIC has more than cautioned our
counymen against such desroyers and hope wise
advice will have its effect.
could fill column of your journal with the dongs of the
above mentioned whskey Dealers but enough for the pre-
sent. Yours truly, SHENANGo
Such as above alluded to join Circles simply to
"brng CUSTOM To please them the meetings should be
held in their barrooms aud the dues spent drinking
to the Drive them out of your Circles Saloons
the curse of our race.-EDs. I. r.
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No Surrender.

The following resolutions from the "Sweeny Circle"
Corning, New York, "Senate Wing" and the Lawrence
Circle" Lawrence Mass Savage Wing" fair samples
of how can sink their country into faction That both
Circles composed of who love their country and
would sacrifice much for her redemption we feel perfectly
satisfied of nevertheless they helping destroy that
country that minor question. They giving leaders
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Fraternally,


This of issuing Procamations monthly to deny
what nobody asserts that either wing of the Brotherhood is
childspay The Organization in Ireland and
England is secret and if that is such crime why not de-
nounce there? Friends the B. secret Its scandals
and bunder and its present decentralization sufficient to
that Were society could do its work and
settle its difficulties within ITSELF and though might not
brace all its present loud material it would be powerful
strike the enemy and interested than in supporting
horde of spoutng iders No. indeed it is not secret and
trust all the old women of will have
need to cross themselves the name of Fenianism.
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LAWRENCE, (MAss.,) CIRCLE.

LAWRENCE, (MASS,J C1RCLE.
WHEREAS All true natonalists regret the dssensons
that have arisen in the F. their in freeing
their native land and
WHEREAS, We the members of the Lawrence Circle, F.
b. believe in the sterling and uncompromsing honesty and
ability of John Savage c. E. accomplish that union
much wished for by all true rishmen if obstacles
thrown in his by the Senate party make dangerous
the Organization which he represents and degrading to
himself as patriot and man; and
WHEREAS We hear with regret of the action of some
Circles in Withholding their money from the men at home
therefore be it
Resolved That we the members of the Lawrence Circle,
F. B. will recognize John Savage only c. E. and that
shall always support him while in that capacity and send
our money through him to COL Thomas J. Kelly and the
men at home
Resolved That this last of the Senate party this abor
tive attempt odium upon man, the latchet of whose
shoes they worthy unoose and to try to destroy
that Organization is fitting climax to that has
been marked by the betrayal of high trust the abuse OF
confidence the barter principles and the sacrifice
of honor reveals in their true light those whose loud
mouthed professions of patriotism have served but to cover
the pottings and damnabe designs of brazen pack OF
political adventurers the seryie tools of wreched caba
of political pirates.
union as carried on by the Mechanic Senate and instituted
bv the dunes of this of the documents deep laid plot
to embarrass the operations of Central Executive and
TINS impede the work of reands salvation and nure our
riHmnh will pass over the political graves of the men
whose Infamous acts have earned for themselves fitting
place among the Judas Icarios Massys and Coydons of
Ireland.
Resolved That copy of the foregoing preamble and reso
lutons be transmitted to John Savage E. F. b. and to
the Irish People, Irish Cze IRISH REPUBLIC and Boston
Pilot for publication.
WILLIAM CARMoN Center.
3 TaE111I M n0a1AN' Committee Resolutions
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who do not want union, "aleg stand on" While each
side can point to dozen such Circles who hang tenacouy
to Constitutions" and denounce Senators unworthy to
tie the atchets of srng the will be continued It
useless to expect peace from these They will eight
til there nothing left but the tails and these will wag
them While there money enough to keep up this petty
war in either treasury the will continue. We sorry
to see good widening the breach by such resolutions
CORNING CIRCLE.
At regular meeting of the sweeny Circle held March
oth 1863 the following preamble and resolutions unani
mously adopted;
WHEREAS, We regret exceedingly the resignation of
President Roberts the chief guide the organization and
we tender heartfelt thanks him and to James Gibbons
ESQ., for their past services and the noble and selfsacrc
Ing they have pursued in for the purpose of
eectng union of the Brotherhood We console ourselves
with the idea that all occasions they will be ready with
their aid and council further the good of bursting to
pieces the socaed "Golden Link that binds dearly
beloved country to the accursed and yranca British gov
eminent Be it further
Resohed, That satisfied that the Senate of the
Brotherhood had far as the Constitution warranted
them in trying to effect said union and that the calling of
convention for that purpose would be abortve and
futile Better think the money that would be spent
should be used for the purpose of purchasing breecoades
and Irish pills for English patients and administer them
with genuine medical skill.
Resoed That fully deprecate the doctrine "hat men
nor Constitutions should stand in the way of eecng
union" Whilst respect the hang tenaciously
to the Constitution much and all sensible men,
must admit that without approved Constitution strictly
adhered to- society can be well reguated and fully
endorse the pursued by the Senate late occasion
in keeping intact the Constitution handed down to them
by the late Cleveland Congress- and at the time
greet that John Savage Esq, and his friends could not unite
under said rules and regulations
We fondy hope that matter how parties may diferwith
regard which is the shorter and surest way Irish in
dependence that when the toscn of sounded all true
Ishmen and lovers of Irish independence will be found
side by side on the same glorious battle field fighting for
the destruction of English rule and Irish independence
Resolved That pledge united support to true
and trusted President John ONei James Gibbons, and the
Senateand instead of Withholding any will col
ect and raise all and remit the punctuay TO
headquarters for the purpose placing all the snews of
within the grasp of the Fenan Brotherhood for the
throw of British rule and the final establishment of Irish
Republic on Irish SOIL
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be forwarded to
President Neil and James Gibbons Esq., also for publica
tons to the Irish American the Irish Harp, Irish People,
Fenian Volunteer and IRISH REPUBLIC.
THOMAS OBRIEN, Centre
EDWARD MORAN, Secretary.
B. r. McCABE, Treasurer.
LANES MES E Mnnpa Committee on Resolutions