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she gave them notice directly

she gave them notice directly.
set 10Y wits to work how to get
the money to take Lettie to town {;
but all that night no idea came to
me, and the next day it was the
same, With two pair of hands we
had maintained ourselves decently :
but hew was it going to be now
there was only one! Rich folks lit
tie think how hard it is for many OF
us poor day workers to live on our
little earnings, much more to spare
for m evil day.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-08-07

meadows in silence, The first per-
son we met was young Crotts. Let
tie seemed put ont when he joined
us, and turned back. She stayed
behind, and was presently in com
pany with our landlady, Mrs. Da-
Wis, who was taking the air in a lit
tie wheeled chair drawn by foot.
man. Mrs. Davis had always no.
ticed Lettic. Harry Crotts looked
back once or twice to see if she was
following but when he found she
was not, he proposed to wait for her,
and we sat down by the water on a
tree trunk which lay there.
"ThiS is "a sad thing about l4ettic's
eyes. Jane" he said SUI .enly
"Ies. it is. What DO Yea think
about them Is there any chance
for her ~
doctor Nash said not; but, Jane,
next week Philipson, the best ocu.
list in England, is coming to stay a
couple of days with Nash. Let him
see her.
81 meant to try TO get her to
town for advice
"There is no body so clever as
Philipson. o! Jane, wish | had
passed"
DO YOU fancy you know what
would cure her e
I'D try. You know, Jane, | love
Lettie. | meant to ask her to be
my wife. did ask her this after,
noon, and she said No; and then
told me about her sight--it is only
that. | know she likes me indeed
she did not try to deny it,"
Yes, Harry. You have been so
much together; but there must be
no talk OF mmrying.'
THAT is what she says
She is right-She must Just stay
with me. You could not do with Il
blind wife, Harry you, a young
man. with your way to make in tue
world"
He tore mp n handful of grass,
and flung it upon the river, saying
passiouatcIy, Why Of all the girls
IN Dalston must this aAIiction fall
upon poor hettic ?" and then he got
up and walked away to meet her
coming along the bank
They had Il good deal Of talk to-
gether, which | did not listen to
for their young hearts were speaking
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and was committed for trial on
charge of obtaining money under
false prctenses, and the victim was
also detained as witness. He thus
loses money and liberty, as the con
federatc has not been found"
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III

III
Ilr PhIilpson 5 opinion was the
same as that oi l)r. Na'h. LcttIe
was not SO oo"n7tTinNeh as / had
dreaded she would oe' ana she oade
Iooo ol' 10 ll@tlt 'i''tS almost
ch'cii'I'N W'ie" i' "'hl up 10 town. II.
mere '4'l'' a'" nope ne II
l"' j., 1,t me- s"' 9"',' - ne VoI' /
IKE 20 see see MN 50 o''..'
-. nv. Gay MIS- i'd' y sen. ny' d
'Irntl Io' q go','tI' dl '''c n.'l'd IN
NU'"'iol' ''i,' sue Ne"l' " men Sue
'%'ie nome 70 ,'' sue 'o'a me 'u"l
i"c ooN 3 ANA I't'N VINO sang lookt4
III'e ,"Pi} "I'' Co"'e'i,ed' Ai0
WY si''," ! 'IoN Ne - 700 "''''t Il
" "''"uV' '' 'e',"'''"' S'G'I,> ! c'''' Ie-
"'Ii o''' "'lt'l >'nls 81 '.''il ''cN eF
S"' !. sue |U''''! WI" N'5','
l'''' ,''lN' ImulpgI''2,'o' m "tI
'.a"' N'nO u'''.i l no'lee" '',"5' L
~ 81, ~. - U.,.,i' r : ''1 .i lGo' 9''L i 'e,'
"nt Er Nh '' a. y, " ''', ',.,.ai 49, m'a
III. i,innnnn' - a,94 hor',,dn,i4tod i,
- 49, tbn Iu.tif,tio1 l.nt i'm YIn oIvoy.
nlonboI u1t mn .to,. with ,'nn
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rof,.a. th,naI, sb. n,n,,I Loyo
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',tard hn,. ''''' ''''
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c-,a, '' I ',' W. ,.ia ,, ,'' w. ~.
sidas ,,,,.in,1 a"J ,a.,d -, ns o,.''a,,i ~ =
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toon LII of'a, a,,,,;aI lin, =
nosa,. c-a,, on,. +,.,Ian - ,nd liz
l,,,nd ,LiI,I,.n c,r5,. ~ ,no i,r n,trh.
49, a. drnss ,h"irInus N,llnr WA.
d. ,'ri,' rut,.t;o Innl.;r,, Ganro I'm,
n inI '',',',,.t'0 Lra, ,Go",,'|' ,',' 5id Uo
nr,'. ' Lana,.n,a,,+ 'indrIa LI in,n,.. i
v.as Lis t,il, ,ho+ hnd ronnncilod
T"ttia c r,orn r,N ,h,m ,,"s s,yt6;ng ,,' eisn f.
her condition. lie was SO poor,
yet SO satisfied; SO afflicted, yet un.
rcpiuing.
learn music--I will teach thee.
he said to my sister. So sometimes
in oul LITTLE marion. and sometimes
in his. he raIr her lessons in fine
sacred pipCps from 1andcland Hay
den. and taueht her TO sing as thr\
SIM. in cburchcs. which was grandc,
than nur simple Methodist HYMNS
If wns a oreaf delight to listen +,
>
nor # seemed ~ if She felt every
fh,nr de.nrr her heart. and eX
nrrsSnd il hettrr than before; ane
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had maintained ourselves decently:
but hew was it going to be now
there was only one! Rich folks lit
tie think how hard it is for many OF
us poor day-workers to live on our
little earnings much more to spare
for an evil day,
II.
Sunday found me still undecided,
but that was om holiday, and
meant to see DR.. Nash myself, while
Lettc was gone to chapel. She
made herself very nice, for she had
a modest pride i'll her looks which
became a girl. thought her very
pretty mysclf, and 80 did the neigh
bors; she had clear, small features,
and a pale color in her checks. soft
brown hair and hazel eyes. 1t was
not easy to see that anything allied
them, unless YOU looked into them
very closely. and then there was a
dimncSs to be seen about them,
,,a ,,'l %. t,,;,,i.;.u oi,a,'+ i.,."rf n"d
,ros os 'nn,,',- ~ a c,i.I.ot uho, ,Lo
,rn,,t d"u.n tl'o lana i'm ho,, whia,
bonnet and clean muslin gown.-
She nodded to me Il was watching
her from the doorway, and smiled
,,,,i4a ln,n,u, v.,, ,e ,,ro,d nf
Lettle as ever my mother had been.
She was always such clever,
Warm-hearted llttlc Ting, for all her
high temper.
when She WAS flirly rome and
fine rhurcb hollis ceased dressed
nvs.if in Lo.ta ANA se+ uft into +hr
tn0r IA son DR. Nash lie was at
homo and hi. mann showed me into
tbr surorry. whore had to v9if
may hn am 'boar Whom the doctor
Hcamc i'm he asked SharnIy why |
rou,l not have Dpt Off M visit tUl
Monday. was m> business 50 prrSs-
ING lie 'u'' I"I coI.SIuer no"
/ precious Wtle tIle Woth-daES 20 u.s.
or may be ne would not have Npok-
en- So-lor he was benevolent m2a
as we have every reason 70 know
/ ne having attended our mother
through her last illness as carefully
as If she mad been rirh lady. tho
we could never nope TO pay lHn'
!
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leisure.
y Southcrner pretty nearly Int
the general feeling of his section
when he said he was a converted
rebel, but ''llable to backSlidc."
\ Missouri paper calls the nOml.
nation OF Frank Z. Blair on the tick
ct with Seymour, letting "thc tail
90 with the hide
The Chicago Times says of Cover
nor Seymour "IIe does not get
drunk. lie is not a profane man,
He never was political apostate.'
But how about the other mans
An exchange says; "Our mem
Der ot Congress is smart sort of II
chap, and is doing himself credit.
He has already got off two speech
cS prepared for him, ground seven OF
the district axes, teathered his nest
freely, and promised to marry the
plettiest widow in town. An ac.
tive and valuable member.
Papa, | think You told fib in
the pulpit today said a little son
Ola clergyman. "Why my boy,
what do YOU mean q asked the ia
thcr. "Iou said,' continued the
child, cone word more and | have
done Then you went on and said
Il great many words. The people
expected you'd leave off, cause you
promised them; but you didn't, and
kept on preaching a long while af
ter the time was up"
Dix to Scymour--"l have troops
enough to take care Of the mob, and
You too
\ gold coin, which has been dug
up near Omaha, is dated 1886. On
the strength OF this, Omaha is go.
Ing to lay claims to antiquity!
Tie New Orleans Republican
says: put down Louisiana for
Grant and ColfaX by majority OF
f,rty thousand
Sheriff Mckee, bathing in the
Tallahatchie river,discovered chest
containing $1,000 in silver, $500 in
gold. 200 Mexican dollars, and 81,
O00 in Confederate money,
\ coronerS iur, was summoned
at bridgeport, Conn, to preside
/ over " man supposed to be dead
/ AS they were proceeding with tho
! business, the man "camc to- and
wanted to know what tile matter
was. Verdict, dcad-drunk.
An Illinois farmer discovered %
mcla dramatic robbers den on his
land the other day, with q trap door
covered with sod, elegant stolen fur
niturc inside and much plundcr.
In So, when seymour was elect
cd Governor OF New York, Stone.
wall Jackson, riding 10y rail from
Fredericksburg to Richmond, called
upon the people at every station for
cheers for the triumph of their
friends in New York.
\ lady at Boonyillc, Mo-, who
couldn't make her gcranium grow,
took it ont of the pot, when she dis
covered four or five young snakes,
of the corperhcad species, coiled
around the roots. The reptiles be
ing disposed of, the plants growing
finely.
\ smart child, upon being asked,
what is conscience p replied, AN
inward monitor And what il -
monitorV 'Onc of the iron clads.'
The unconscious innocent hit the
nail very exactly on the head there.
/, There are some cunscicnccs that u
battery Of 20 inch Rodman guns
could not penetrate
Superintendent Kennedy has de-
, termined to close up the bogus jew.
, clry establishments Of New York
, City,
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y. Sa'ssEisas.ANes.

IRlN .ulNDER AND MACUlNISr.
Au. I4 l..tuerot Agricultural Imp tucut-
i.. NpF0EB, VERMONT.
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EiesIS MLa. GIAneNlgA9E,
ksa.a4z~ EsE.ESS.
.HNIYssa.l. EEkTNfg.

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LICENSGD All tII y T. + L,
BRADFORD. NHRYo>T,
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-25

untnes for the exercise of freedom the burden of the
song of every ignorant and interested tool of Conserva
tismwhich is the friend Everything that is bad and
rupand the enemy ofeverythng that pure of
good report As able correspondent of this journal
has declared taught directly and indirectly that
the property Of privileged class-mortgaged to
polemics and politicans-that province, like the
famed Uriah Heep is to be umble" and to lick the
dust We afterwards compensate ourselves by ours
ing the niger The number of Heeps that this style
Of instruction has managed to manufacture has been the
ruin of Ireland, it is the danger of America. Let
our people know this that until they able to respect
freedom in the person of every and EARTH
they not, themselves fit for freedom do they
deserve to be free
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-25

gated exterminated, nor alas Free but the worst days
past, and the spirit of the time is favorable if
but take advantage of the many elements that lie within
our reach If we sail in shoreess SEAS we cannot reach
harbor If we grope in darkness we will but dash out
our brains against the rocks.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-02
Sat alles 1tins llriad5' /!

Nad, Der Waibineton Gorreiponbentbes gincin,
natl Commercial er3dbt, baB elmer Der fieben ~Sm>
peonment Waana9ers@ Dor 5tuei Sabren ein io.arfer
Sobnionmonn NOR, boB er bem Yrdfoenten Den Ratb
aab, bic Greeomens Bureau Bill unb bic gipilredts.
Bin nit {einem geto 3u beleeen. Ct lebte Sobnion
gan3 beionbers Bah borauf aber leste er Dem prd-
libenten cine ngotton Claim gil" gum Betrase bon
$4,000, nobel es iid fir ibn ielbit I'm cine slono.
tatensebIbr bon $50, 900 banoelte sur @enebmisuns
Dor. Ser Yrdibent tueiserte iid Die ge8ablune DER
Bin gu eenebmisen, uno BON ienem Sage on III oies
fer ebemalise SobnIonmann Elm Iebbafter 8efiiruor-
ter bes Smpeadments seiporben. 0e Stunbe Der
8ade lit fir i'm sefommen unb iebt iibt bieier
i9mar3b ounfelbdutiae Gentleman am Slide
Der Manasers iberINnbrep Sobnion su @eridt. (gs
iit idabe, baB O}ad nidt seraoe3u Den Namen bie-
es iaubsren Mitsliebes bes Siebeneeiiirns senannt
hat)
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Gpnare6.

Mm 0onner{tag lief in beioen pdulern Elm proieft
BON Der @eeb9ebung bon Gentndb Elm, Die ild iiber
ben NusIhluB ibrer Reprdlentonten pom pauIe beg
gpnarees beIhwert. unb oies Werfabren als ner=
faiiunaswiorie besei6net Sie Supreme gourt=
Su Die Der Yrdlioert nit ieinem Ueto bee9te, pur<
be in, Senae nit elmer raoifalen 3uei3rittemehrs
heit pailirt &e9t uno Verfaliung haben in ben
Muqen bieIer raoifalen Meute niht mebr @enibf,
ats elm @trobbalm. ss las I.
Oas Sans perbanoelte iiber cine Bill fir bic
3uloIiung bes Staates Mlabama. Sbmobl Die pom
GpnareB 6ietirte Staats .Gnnitituton bel Der Wabl
onr6fel, 10 1oa Mlabama bph nun burG ein Utoht=
Gebot bes gonsreiies suaeIaiien uno bel Der Gdifen
YrGIoententpabl in ben Sienif Der Haoifalen ge-
preSt tuerben. 9ie Bill perbietet ben 8ir9ern oes
5taates fir ale 3eiten irgeno eine Werdnoerung
ibrer Gtaots- Contribution, moourh Die He9er oas
Stinlmredt perlieren ooer Die ee6heten WeiBen bas
Stimmred1t erbalten miirben, ebe Tie i'm raoifalen
Sinne lopal seporoen lino. s
Mie iid) eriparten lieB, bat aud bas Saus Die Su<
preme gourtbia nit elmer 3peiorittemehrbett, trpB
oes 8eto's, suin @eieb erboben. lleber Die neue
Steuerbia baben iidb ole beoen S,duler imnler nod
nft aeeini0t unb cine reile eonferen3 COMMITTEE
iIi ernannt noroen. 9ie Bill fir bic 3nlaillng bon
glabana iii i'm 9aule gdnslid1 perdnoert luoroen.
guf Nutrae BON Gpauloin9 paIlirte nemlld Elm CUBS
ftiiut, oas cine propioriid,e Hegiernng anf @rnno
Ser burd,oefoQenen gonitution in slabama eintebt.
Oe 9ea,nten fir Die bas 8plf bel Der ebten gSabl
{timmte. 5olIen ols propioriide geafnte engeleBt
perben. Sic burdgefaaene Contribution lon Dem
BpIfe nod einmal sur MbItimrung por9elegt fper'
ben, ub 1pbalo es bielelbe annilnmf fan es nm Die
Qufnahn,e BON Mlabama nahlnhen. go
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Gabifale 0eipeniferiurf)t.

0or einieen 5asen sino in Waibinston ipiaher bas
@eri4t, bab Wosbp's Rebellen I'M Mn3use ieien, lint
ben Gonereb gu iprensen unb Die rabitalen Mit9liet
Der als @eiBeln fortsufibren. Gs pnr nemlid5 on,
Morsen ienes Sases cine gan3 auberorbentlih erobe
Gn3abl bon 5remben in Der Staot einsetroiien, Die
BON Den rabifalen @eipenterebern I'M eritsn Nusen.
blife fir perfappte Gebeen gebalten Durben, welte
mabriheinlid Die Yorbut BON Musbp's 8unoe biz
oeten rtnb bon benz wsroBen Iduberbouptnann abs
geianot worben maren, nm oas Serraln ,u ionbiren.
sia1 ndberer llnteriuduns Iese l inbs1en Der idbe
Sdreden iebr balb. Wan iiber;eusie iidb nen,lih,
oaB es nidt sefdbrlide Mosbp'ide Gebeaen, lpnbern
bab es frieolide rabitale u teridser uaren, Die
3u bieier friiben @tunbe einridten, um. bel Maiia
98abe ben goripruns gu setpinnen
Wtan miro Iid wpbl niht munbern, Dab rabfale
gonsreBnit9 t9lieoer BON b0len, bansen Srdumen se=
qudIt ueroen, baB iie beral Experimentation nnb
ioear ibre eisenen 9lemteridser fur Mosbp'lhs 8e-
beuen balten. 9as boie @emiiien rddt iih ON oen
2anoesperoerbern.
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Weu. aEoht Gin Wiloer.

Ser rabifaIe glepeanb .2eaber1 1T NIT Ben. Waoe
nod nid6t fertis. Gein Waibinetoner Gorreiponoent
idreibt unterm 2S mlar3:
Tim Ben. ggaSe su ieitt, nub er fluden. Bin
gBaoe, SOM Waoe ober Serapbim gSaoe fonneil cts
ne onftdnbiqe Sprane eebrauhen uno tuiiroen bod
All erfennen iein, aber Ben. Wabe iudre obne einen
Ilud eine MiBseitalt Ser Sinltnel pilrbe ibn pbne
feline Wertpinlhungen ear nidbt erfennen. Ben.
Wabe,s GrunoIaB iit. feline peri6bnenoe Mttel al,z
aupenben, ionsern allies nieberSntreten @r tit elm
aefdhrli der SO ilber, pDn oes unperlOlhboren
SSeuers tpranniiher Gahe 5rouris mar Der Sag
fir Die Yarbei bes 2i1ts Der nteligens, Der Barm-
bersigfeit unb Der 3ufunft, aIs biefer uhenoe uno
kaffe1oe aIte Wlann fih auf uniere Organisation
pfrDpfte Gr ilt fiir us tpeber cine 3ieroe nod ein
BeiIpief, mod ene n1oroliihe 6raft. Ste Natur CAB
ibm feline Wiirbe; Die 2unft feline @ra5ie unb Soft
aab linn fein Moblmpllen! W1it ieinen Sunoen ;u
ieinen ssisen, elei einem unpilIenben 9intermGlo,
rer. perlanat er Die Gelaperei unierer Gpupatbie,
Die auloigung unieres unfreiwiligen Woblipouens.
Ct {oll feines BON beiben baben. Srbem mir ben
trauriqen 3ufal 1einer 6telnn9 annebmen, pDl-
len mir ibm nm Der Gad)e pilen, be Ct pertrift nn.
iere 1nterftibung geben ober mir tpoIen ibm n!dt
mebr aIs oieies 9eben Gr ioa fraft unleres Sd3id.
ials regieren, aber niht fraft unierer adtung!4
Soipeit ber rabifale r2eaber." llnb oieien 1se.
fdhrlifen Wilben" woIlen Die Raoifalen als 2enter
Der Gef9ide bieier Rspublit auf ben psdiioenten-
iiubt ieben
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sen. Grant mnB Elm Wann BON unbdnbigem
Gbrseis iein, pnt tuiroe er rimmer feline sesenpdr.
tge Gtelluns ols Obergeneral pertauId,en mollen.
@s lit cine seadteie, unabbdngse Ste1uns, Die ibn,
sumal in Triebens3eter, ridht ansuiebr nit 8ei9df-
ten iiberbduft Gs 1T eine Steauns, in tpelder er,
als 5olbot, su Sauie 1T unb ipenisfens Neman.
beg eelope gu iein brau6t. @arum brdnet lid Die.
fer Wann ill einem Mme, beiien Yflidten ibm bol-
fla fremo fnb? Warum min er Yrdibent Der yer.
Staaten weroen? 98dre er Elm Stdatsniann ooer
aud nur elm routinirter poltter 10 puroen mir oier
le Srage nidt aufmerfen N6er er lit ein Soloat BON
Sanblperf, Elm slidi6er Soloat Der ourd) Die Nfadt
Der llmtdnoe Su bem bid iten mlitdriiden gbrenpos
ten emporeeboben uorben lit. Benn elmer unierer
erfolereiden Yoltifer, nadbem er bic bD9Ite blir-
eerlife Gbrenitufe errei9t, nod Der gbre itreben
mplIte, ObG @eneral Der Nrntee Su ueroen, 10 mare
bas nm tein Saor obiurber, als bas Rennen u1o
Saeen bes Sber. Generals Grant na6 Der YrdH<
oenti9aft
gBelder erobe Gei3 fam oenn iberbaupt nod boz
rim liesen, Elm Yrdlioent Der Yer Staaen su iein
0as 2oos Der leben ore prdiioenten TT nid}t ermu=
tbiseno. Buchanan lit beinabe peri6olen; 2n=
cpln uurbe rneudleriih ermoroet uno Sobnion fiebt
als ngrober 0erbre6er" ppr @eri9t I'M pDn Ieiner
eiesnen 9artbei moraliid 9en,oroet 5n iperoen.
Z Inter bieien llnitdnaen ldbt iih @ronfs 5asen
nod Der BrdfoentIfaft nur -our9 einen trantbaften
Gbrsei5 ertldren. uriprinelid bat er pobl nidt an
Die 9rdlhsntidaft seoadt, big bn bic 9oltifer ba-
rauf braden; Der gbroeiS madt blino uno General
Grant peiB jebt pielleidt nod nidt, oaB ibn oieie
4olititer nidt nm Ieinet-, ionbern ein5ig uno al-
lein nm i6retwilIen pprlhieben. gBie Der gr-
trinfenbe nod einem Strobtuiid sreift 10 slauben
iie in ibm ben Hetter i'll erbliden Der ibre Yartbei
Dor ben, orpbenben llntereang bepabrt. LIN Grant
ielbi eeben iie niGts; e miiien es Iebr pobl, oaB
ibm alle Gigenldaften zines Staatsmannes, ole grs
fabrunsen zines gipbeaniten feblen. aberi brau-
den i'm. Sollten iie i'm ertpdblen, 10 miroen lie
6m BEL Der eriien Geleeenbe eben 10 ihnen Den 3u<
den febren, iuie iie SObnion ben &iden febrten es
nb bieIeIben aSabes uno Gonorten, Die lelbt 9eeen
9neoln pieSerbolte anfdldse madten nno BET jeoer
@elesenbeit beret poren, i'm Su untersraben. Sies
len peri9mibter, treuloien golitifern bat General
Grant bic eanse Sanb 9ereidt unb er mag fb por-
ieben, bob lie i'm nidt perratben uno pertanfen,
sbe Der Sabn breintal sefrdbt bat
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In Mooe,s gerfahren erfldrt R1 bur6 Die 9batia-
DE, baB or. 5noiDn Elm 3euse sesen anbp Sobnion
I'M Smpeadment werb0r 1T, beiien .3ensniB mbg.
Iiber Weile oas Miittel isin mag, 9rn. Wabe auf
ben Yrdibentenfubl 5u brin9en. =
gBir aeben nidts um @abe's inoipiouene aulidt.
Seine roben Bemerfunsen sesen Den r2eaoer" baben
gerabe 10 piel @etpibt, als oas Belen etnes bbien
9unbes segen ben Mono. Seine ihauoerbaft nns
ridtise Gprabe er5iirnt uns ebr als raeno etfpos,
oos er iasen f6nnte Aber mir erlauben nrs, Srn.
Wabe oaran su erinnera, bas bic &eporter @allerie
beg @enats nidt iein Yripat gisentbum 1T; oaB er
dig seittueilieer Wice grdIibent fen &edt bat, Dem
b0flid1en gelude zines Gentleman mie Serr Sopn'
5eno aeoenber cine Sprade 3u fiibren, Die bDdltens
Der ssdbi9feit zines BOD s2oaiers entiprift.
Was Die Bebauptuns betrifft, baB Der r2eaoer" !,
.bie perbammteite semeinie 3eituris in Obo" il, 10
lit bas einfad cine Meinuneiade aber Or. aBaoe
.bahte nidt 10 i'm Sabre 1860, aIs er enen Der He<
bacteure oes v2eaber~ NIT Der Bte belalti9te ieine
Grnennnns fur bic prdibeniibaft su nnteritiiben.
@eine aebilbee @attin badte nidt 10 i'm Sabre 1854,
aIs iie Mrifel sur gerDHentliduns i'm p2eaber" elm.
fanbte, I'M ibren Mann eegen Die Werwiinlbuneen
Der eeiamp,Afn Union preiie beg 2anoss pesen oss
.ggabe unS Dapis Manifeftes" 81 pertbeioisen. er
bate nit 10, als er ben Gdreiber oeier 3silen err
|iudte, Die BeIduIbienns oes Cleveland straio 5u
wioerlesen, Die Srn. Mabe als einen 2iebbaber be.
rauldenber @etrdnfe bariellte. Gr babte ntdbt 10,
ols er bur6 ieinen Wsann 6reitas Den p2eaoerA ers
|iudte, feline Wieoerer,pdblung 5nn. wer Staaten
eenat sn befar,porten.s llno, Dor allen Sinsen.
oaAte Serr Wabe nidt, lbaB Der v2eaoer" Die ppers
oammteite, semeine 3eiiuns" lei, als er gum l5tsn
Dtate feline idbrlide @ubicription fir ben vaeaoer
5e3ablte Ger 1T INNER nod Elm unteriAreiber). Dies
seist, ba6 Sbaten lauter ipreden als gBorte.
Die Nusiidt burd einen 3ufaa ben Stubl su be-
fteigen, Der bon Waibinston, ben Ioanls, bon Sef-
ferlon uno 2inceln eineenonimen wuroe, bat germ
Wabe offenbar ben Ropf perorebt uno spar IN lol'
dem Graoe, baB er ii5 fir einen Spcoon bdlt, bem
Die aeporter @alere, wenn nidt bas ganSe Capitol,
eeb0rt unb baB er obne 8udiiAt auf Saidlidtest
iagen fann, mas ibm sefdat.
Sir Die sroBe 6adbe, Die mir unteritiben, tiir Die
gbre Der boben Stenuns, bic frlber bon bOflldDen
uno aebiloeten Staatsnidnnern einsenon,men ipur<
De, bebauern mir es iebr, baB lit Serr @obe nd1t
in elmer tuiiroseren Beiie betrdst, Die Dem boben
8oiien, ben er nod aler menidliden gDabridein.
lidfeit ensunebmen baben miro, beiier eHtipridt.
SdlieBlid5 mSdten mir Germ 8aoe ernitlih em-
pfeben, ii1 iofort burd oas Stuoinnl Der sebn Ges
bote, gutler's ensl9er Grammatit uno zines tiir3-
lid6 erIdienenen Werfes iiber Die Sitten itnb Ge<
brduds gutter GeslldaIt fir ieine neue Stenans
|por3ubereiten. -
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Infer 8l6ertii1.

2eipaiaer 8artenlaube. Oas stpeite Seft
bes Sahraanaes 1868 bieier beribmten 3eitihritf
lieat Dor uns. Man beftelle bel Yh. G. Sbeobalo
in Cincinnati.
9an Der gelbes Werfe biloen einen Shsl
Der ,glaiiIaen Nopellen 2iteratur" ots bss III y. S.
eriheint uno slpar su eritaunlih bllieen Yrellen.
Wpll Ban Der Delee's germ 9eleienen gSerfen llegt
uns bereits oas brittle 8ano pDr.
WprIb at Some. Die April Drummer oieler
3eitihrft Iieet au unierm slide Wir
f0nnen bielelbe allen empfeblen Sic cine untsrbaten-
Sc syanliIien 3eitidrit n enslil4er Sprads gu le.
len wiinIden. 1rauen finoen pieIe nibIide anpei.
iungen iber Dsblde 2qnoarbetes u Der yyprls,
Gpans H. Co.. 3l4 gbesnutfrabe, philadelphia.
3u SauIe. Don bieier. in 6tuttsart erideis
nenoen, tuitrrten 3eitihrift erbelten mir bas Ste
Seft bes lnufenoen Snbrgonees burh bic Buhhnuo'
lune BON 9}b, &. 3fsobalb IN gineinRatt.
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Gin ,pidjtiaes Weridjt.

Cine Depel4e BON waibinston iast, bab Sber-
Yldssr gbole, nod senouer asrifuns Der gonifitu,
tion tnb Der Ausipride ibrer gerfafier, su Dem
S&lulle eefpmmen if, baB Inn bei BEN Smpead-
ment yerb6r Die Gunttionen zines prafoirenben
Ri9tefs sniieben unb bab Tim 'oober Die Gntidei'
ouns auer @eiebesfrasen, bic i'm 2anfe beg 8erbors
oufaemorfen werben m0sen, oIlein 5ufommt. Die
Hidter Der eupreme Court Iollen in bieiem punfte
nit 2rn. gba}e Ibereinitimmen. Oa Die Haoitalen
i'm Genat entsesenseieBter Meinuns Inb, 70 pirb
fd, uenn bas @eridt mabr III, Elm gonfitt stpiiden
linen uub benz Oberri1ter faum nermeiben laien.