davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

not let his right hand know what his LETT
hand does.
Mr.. Henry protested against sending
as delegate any man any way connected
with Federal office and Mr.. Wood of
Fairhaven favored the election of Mr..
Grandy. A ballot was taken, resulting
us follows:
Whole number of votes cast 100
Necessary to Il choice 60
Stannard 80
Graudev 90
Scattering
And Gen. Stannard was declared elect
cd.
Before the other delegates were nomi
mated, on motion of Mr.. Miner the chair
appointed the following committee on
resolutions
\. l.. Miner, Bennington county; {.
w. Willard, Washington county G.
w. Hendee, Lamoille county }. NJ. 1y-
Ter, Windham county ). NJ. Pingrec,
Windsor county.
u t'i''" ~. |e''9'''e' iio,' ~ i'" =,
Hon u,hor H,Lcr or \ovnort OrIa.n.
county
DIR. Geo Nichols Of Washington coun-
tv. nominated Hon. Heman Carpenter OF
Mortified.
Gen. Stcphan Thomas nominated Gen.
VIM. w. Grout of Orleans county.
\ ballot was taken, resulting as fol-
lows:
v,,,,an,n,t,,r 1eo
E,aa,San,. oho;oo 90
p,I-lm III
-" 9o
cs r." ''N -
NJ. p.,., ,,I .,.I
lay t',0'' y, ~.
wins Wv ,'',,' ',s'' - a. o..
n Wn;,n ~ Hra,,Iahnrn
I,hn portar Of W;nJsnr C,uptv no,u-
mated Cal S,murl + pinor,e Of Wind
-,r
/. +. Ward of Westminster. nomi-
mated Hon. VIM. H. Johnson oil Winl-
ham.
\ ballot WIS taken as follows
,-t.I., -
\ece..,,.y "a, cho;c. "a
C,I S,murI + pinnree IFS
80, ,,..-,r II. .,,..
- ~ w. ,','''','' l. -''' " - WV
,T ,T-' . - W, ,-.;,.... ,,.,.. ,h,,
,I,'. ~ ,''''' '''7 Jus
~ ~ H., .rc..,.. y ,alI
W, l'H'e VI n n>t'''',' , .. n ,'','"
bl -AIbiT1!l. u. y l'dlt bl l>l'tlli blll.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

Over two thousand lottery letters have
been intercepted in the Lowell Post Of
flee within the past few weeks and sent
to the dead letter office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

not let his right hand know what his left
hand does
Mr. Henry protested against sending
as delegate any man any way connected
with Federal office and Mr.. Wood of
Fairhaven favored the election Of Mr..
Grandy. a ballot was taken, resulting
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

Mr.. Baker was then declared elected.
For the fourth delegate J. NJ. Tyler OF
Wndham County nominated Col. SIla>
VI. Waite OF Brattlcboro.
John Porter of Windsor County NOM
mated Col. Samuel +. Pingrte Of W ind
Sor.
l.. +. Ward of Westminster. nomi-
mated Hon. VIM. H. johnson OF Wimd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

the southwest corner Of Hudsonave threestory and
cellar franc store and dwelling containing
side the store with lot 25x50 feet was sold to Mr. Ban
croft for $500, with the privilege Of allowing 1850
20 remain on mortgage. A twO-stOry, basement
and attic frame house, with piazza front and
rear contains twelve rooms and twelve pantries
two marble maptels, sliding doors, French win
dows, vault under sidewalk. filed in with brick,
70 the peak located the South side of
use ee West from Fifthave. with lot 25X100 feet
bought by j. H. Stewart for $4,000 The lots either side
OF the mousse 2xl00 feet EACH purchased by the
same person Tor $780, two-story attic end cellar frame
store containing nine rooms besides the store and cellar
win gas, &c, adjoining the vacant lot the westerly
sue with lot 25xl0O feet bought by Mr. Dorian for
1000 a twostOry frame building, used as feed
store adjoining above with lot 25XOO feet bought by
Edward Evans for $3.50. two story, attic and cellar
SIC adjoining containing eight rooms beside store and
cellar gas water. &C. the cellar fitted UP bake house.
and has large and everything requisite to carry
the baking business with lot 25xO0 feet bought by
j. H. Fox for t2l00 RtwOstory and attic frame store
containing five beside the store with lot 25xl0O
feet, sold 10 j. H. Stewart for 1880 Lot 25X10O
feet, on North side of Twenty ecOndt 225 feet West
from fifth-ave, bought by Edward Evans
for $780, Lot adjoining Of like sizo bought by the
same purchaser for similar price. Two lots adjoining,
each 25Xl0O feet bought by D. s. Arnett for $25
twoslOry attic, basement and sub-cear frame house,
containing ten rooms with lot 25Xl00 adjoining above,
was bought by D.Evans for $3.50 This property Was
disposed OF with privilege given the buyers to allow 60
per cent OF the purchase money TO remain on BOND ana
mortgage for five years at per cent.
The property sold in Brooklyn to-day embraced sixteen
parcels and brought S36,95O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
BROOKLYN.

There were not than present at the real estate
.,es 10 day In the CITY Salesroom on Courst and OF
tese only about hafadOzen became purchasers, out Of
,rbaD, less than 20 bidders. II not expected how
ever mat the attendance would be large, owing to tho
very extensive number and great variety OF Brooklyn
s. that the Nessrs johnson Miller announced for the
ALE AT tho New-Ycrk Exchange rooms, ana buyers pre-
,rred afer scanning the location and description OF
,roDerty 20 De offered by Mr. james Coess son. 10 Visit
toe NeTYork mart and to invest in the more desirable
bnses and building be there obtained As II was
over the several parcels presented were taken, aud
A. what was regarded fair prices The sale was opened
with the two-story attic, basement and cellar Iraine
house No $50 wiloughbyst, north side and % feet west
fiow Navyst containing "a rooms TWO marine antoS
grat foidngdOOre water sewer connection PazLa ~
0mi &c with lot Al IT, front by al IN rear ana
ffdtplh and were sold 10 George Wlstmah LOT $780,
10 y, Atantic-st south side III feet east rom NOF
A. OnestOry, attic and basement frame cOtdbe, III
fain.ng rooms, water IN Dascneni Ras s
t,ide shutters, &c, walls papered ana pahsu anu , 81
good order, with lot 136x735 feet, was Douht " H.
banmcycr for tif0O The house adjoining. or s tt
charaotOT aud known No. 2is with lot Zii H. IOht,
by 2s4 t. rear, and 1870 IT, In depth was bOnght Dy
George Schroeder for $500 On these houses ana lots
mortgage exists, which Will pire May 1863; ana OF
purchase money $3.50 may remain on BOND an" nloir
x go at the option Of the buyer no. Boyai-s, near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

DRP0T QuARTBRhAsTERs OREcE,
WARRINGTON D. c. March 8. 1853
GALE of HORSES, MULES, and QUARTER
~ MASTER ST0RESWi be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. az al
Depot. supervision Breve, Col Asa BhHt ~
o MONDAY, March l6. 1863, commencing a. 10 m
30 HORSES AND 65 MULES
all excellent conditions after which lot OF uDseEvicesbe Quarter
masters Stores, consisting IN part Of
3l8 Army Wagons, 1920 D horse Shoes.
32hose Wagons, 2 SEQ u Grain Sacks,
3Carts 245l 10 Rope
$40 sets Harness. 200 10 Lead Pipe
$50 sets lead Harness 200 feet guta percha Hose
$50 sets wheel Harness. 9l7 feet leather Hose,
% ambulance Harness, 100 Hand-saws
Is Wagon Covers ~ Planes.
p Riding Saddles % Hammers assorted,
81 Ofee Chairs Granite Roller.
And many other articles not enumerated
Terms; Cash in Government funds -.
Particular called this se Of Horses and Mules uhcf
will take place the first y as they superior lot OF dfan ANIMALS
and veil worthy the attention Of buyers.
By order Of the QuaEteruIasterGeneral
J. C. McFERRAE,
Deputy QuarteFmssse General
Breve. Brig Gen u S. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
ApnfAN q. MULLEH AuctoneeT I
IL NEnITTORGi SALE of the XAIIIABIE

ADnfAs VI. MULLER, AnctioneeI
EXECUTORS SALE of the VALUABLE
IL WAREHOUSE and WATER PROPERTY known az TI0MP.
SONS sToRES-ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r. WILKINS Co, viii
Al Auction THURSDAY March 49, u o'clock at the Bxchange
Saoom No Broaiway Of the Executors Of jonathan
Thompson, deceased.
between the Wa and Fulton ferries aud known IS IhOMFSVN :
STORES having unt Furinst ard the East River Oi ~ @
reh by an average depth pier ne Of about 40
FEET, bukhead pier aud brick stores and sheds thereon Also
the gb 10 extend bukhead And the Ines
ALSO,
The valuable PROPERTY adjoining the north side having mont
River Of about Ill feet inches by
depth Fuman 10 pier line Of abont 4J feet win me
and brick Also the right 20 extend bukhead and
piers the permanent line The tao plots being together tS feet
inches Width the largest and most desirable water
properties River aad will be sold on liberal terms maps Al
he ohlc o. The Auctoneers ktso9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
WILLIAM NJ LITTLE, AuctioneeE
by WYCK0FF g. LITTLE,

DY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE,
ID AUUTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No ISL M0ptagusst, Brooklyn.
Houses lots Farms Property bought and sod al Public
Private sale Special attention Executors and Referees sales
WIN sell on WEDNESDAY AaIeh Ia 1863 At Y o'clock, at the City
saieto5u CouG Mohtl9u. BfOOtn 50 Vacant Lots on
owrs ana Reuhae Quincy Jefferson Union President and Baltic
it. Puna ini Improved Property No 50 Courst near
LivinEsonsti Cnton, DLek House. adjoining Pseiacst ~ 4
Church Marey.ae Frame Dwellings K0selkqst FTaRe pTs
ing cor Courst and Fourth Property haIing mont OF
lei on ourtst Fourth place For maps terms and
mn parcuars apply 10 the AuciiOaees No. ISL M0BgaesL near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
4ot,ls.
A MEXICAN HOUSE,
~ ROSTON MASS

N BUSIUN MASS. -, -. ,,,.nr,
been ibis popular Hotel The largest ss
hs proprso Offer To Tourists Families and Vie Iayeing ST.
and eonyeueness superior Other Hotel
Dng the past additions have been made nuera ~
bathing water Closets 6e
Tn magnificent passenger ssaier the best ever s
ye guests the upper story Of The house minute
have been newly and richly eafped aud the entire house
plenshed and rehrnshei mpng H. IN all IL
say hotel IN the coualrf. ItiegaDh Ohee, billiard II"
.le EIsl a0Qg L6hlS ktCk y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
sSursts, Gurrias,s, 1t,

ObhAAautpt VIZ
A MOTHER BARGAIN.-A gentleman about
IN leaving the city wishes TO dispose Of oe horse N b. ysa
$50 Also stylish black horse do $3.50 Both warranted SQUAD
and Kind Inquire No 1853 w stable yard
CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ Thirty -ninthsJ J. HENRY Ancieneer Regular ss. Of
Horses Carriages segs Hsr Ro5ss Blankets Whips &e
every WEDNESDAY and SAT URDAY at o'clock There aI
dvng showing sale No posponeen. account
vbsr .re stof o the articles always hand private
sae auction prices respectfully osisea
GOYERNMENT Wagons, Carts, Spring Am
NJ irmT Blankets Mcclellan Saddles Mule Coz
lars Harness Tents Wagon Horse Covers Army Clothing
W. A. CARTER, No. 81 Courtlsndtst. near Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
yuus,s anS fams @mtth.
SuarS anS SOums.

MIDDLE aged Gentleman OF education,
N sWs who Manager in atrsi class nsI
from 10 m would like get 10 hrst class AnseAh
teani family where be could enjoy the comforts OF
he also offers 10 instruct child ort"o
"A eTsn inguages he English Ike native aud VIII nln
the hrhs class parties need answer" Apply
70 H.. Tribune Once for days
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
IN 6rstoass BOARD IN Jersey Cty " MINUTES "A ""n
Courtandtst Perry. Address a. J. ". 1sse, Wy, "
n0ARD WANTED. from April 15 for gen.
ID ,smsn wife child within ooe hour Of voc Chl HAN
Terms moderate depot or on staten Iana AasIess
foOfee stating terms aud location
N0NROE-ST.. corner of Catharine-st.-
l RoLRp for Seuilemsu and wife and single gentlemen
\ M0NROE-ST., corner of Catharine-st.-
BOARD br Gensmsn and Vile, and single gentleman.
~ WEST TWENTY -FIFTH-ST., near
XII desirable furnished ROOMS connecius
- Gentlemen or parties Of senemeu without Board aSteass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

tOh SALE1IIni eSisS mo, and having view Of
Lone Isd Sound; hours ride on railroad Io1 ,s an, 10y,
house Is nearly containing The moer WI "a Tes az Trd
sy lsd out an lawn orchard aud garden mere y I'D "a, 81
of fu Of an kinds photograph OF puse ~. ~, ~ sp
house and The terms be lad VI bqaros Of A' WAS j. "'Ni
No Pne.st, Room No =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

Parties having real estate for sale, OF those
wishing to purchase viii find 1t for their interest to adj
vertlse IN THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory as well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the advan-
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE semi.weekly, and Weekly, arc subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements III
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements arc charged cents per line each In
sertlon in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 90 per line III WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Is cents per line in sEAnWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing Ito value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
Citp Zeal 6statt for Sale.


Holm B. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
CITY and County PROPERTY SOLE REN1ED LOANS lego
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS AT AND NEAR NEW BRySs.
OTHER ACCESSIBLE PoiSIs IN hEw Jhsnl, SA.L
snow
J70R SALE-Two small, brick HOUSES on
north SIDE q ard o[ , a d TSd .us PcaT
ave- Tbrdsy Ade.s 0oehendred. iourt.. on PREMISE.
EOR SALE-The Brown Stone DWELLING
Fifty second and Fiysds; with al modern improvement"
EOR SALE-A good DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT and lots adjoining lad out as garden norm .as .,
E0R SALE-0n the north side OF Eighty.
PREMISE. at any tine. Price $1,000
EOR SALE cheap, two 5-story BUILDINGS
i Thrdsy Apply 20 II p SMITH. No SJ Ba'' POis'h't
before 10 a "a
TOR sALE-A finely-located, well-built, first
Il class stone theeo H. HOUSE, Pliers, lot lCs AL
Apply to o1n or premises 10 as West Broad
vsy o. at cree 10 Broadway, No Possession April
TOR SALE-Fine corner PROPERTY, 115x
100 on The west sde near ferry 70 Jersey cry Eastern t.eamuoA'
location every way suitable Tor hoe the European plan other
pnrpos hne also several properties near new n
Railroad depot St JOINS P'rk Apply to JAMES PRICE
Nc. 700 Hudsonst
TOR SALE-A splendid PROPERTY on
. ~ Il ss R ssi S:e s s1 iips 'si5.Sis os 5
s0FehOufe from s hns un0brnced position desirable
Siis % se So'g2 pp s & 81
EIFTH-AvE., below Fifty-ninth ST, five cor
% b9Ts si s S's; ssS Es1 sa T'
Boulevard aud street LOTS AL localites -
! EORTY- SIXTH-ST. near Fifth-ave. first
II 4story hghstoop HOUSE, superior ordsri
-'' W r. SEYMOUR No III Broadway
/ TOR SALE-The pleasantly situated four-stOry
bck hgoop HOUSE. No 1874 Secoudsve Twehst three
deep al modem mpfayemepis Price $22OOl AppYto
| HOMER MORGAN, No Finest
! nor SALE-HOUSE and LOT, No. ia West
Fortyseyenthst, 2eriO0S feet Inquire only Of A. L. BISHOP,
/ No. 90 West Flay seeesd.st
! LNOR SALE-A thIee-story, brown stone. f n
esh basement HOUSE 10 Py-s ST. Broadway and
/ Eshih-sve. Apply At ofee No lls Kipg.st
! NOR SALE, on Murray Ill., first-class four
story high siOop hrowBston front HOUSE hrSts
Size 25Is5IO ApPy 10 THERON LOsEEi No ITO Broadst
! NOR SALE-Two first-class TENEMENT
HOUSES aBe order price low BRookPELD No 81 cedar
! NOR SALE = West Forty-ninth-st. near
broadway threestor biRsioop HOUSE, modern
! improyements DROOKFlELD. No 81 CelarsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
gusi xnS fOuuA.

s|0ST-A Silver BADGE at the hutuaps Bail.
able reward. Gus u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
Bg s. sTAPIEs 8 Co. AueliOBeers Concord, Mass.
OOITR TIL n Use DWEITING-HOUS

By srAPLEs & Co, Auei.0reers Concord, Mass ,x,
NOURT-H HOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE
~ JAIL and LAND at Public Auction IN Concord Mas on BAL
URDAY H. o'clock the premises concord
Nos on The Public square within ofhe Fteh6urg Railroad
ssu from Boston will be sold at pablo Auction As fol-
lows;
Cou ouse nearly wooden building SIt3 n three SO
% bgh with ate roof CUTTERS thoough bu and In excel
large and four common s5e rooms on We
9n0Fe stands on
surrounded By iron fence With granite onnda
desirable property for institution, school, sum,
boarding house. and woai make with some alterations splendid
private residence
The Dwenghouss the County house occupied ~ Samuel
Staples ESQ and forng The Coud House large wbut square
house with twelve good cellar and wood
shed good repair aud and desirable every respect The
excellent and out With t trees
csuant grapes &C. aad has good barn. 3IJ n nearly new aud
other oatbuidineA 49,,
The structure esz92 a. three stories high sur
ronnei IN hight with stone Gaping
be su removed With and
n from perch spill, granite large amount Of ron
iron wooden aud gables auc RON V 70 81
brick worthy attention Of builders and stone contractors Sale
positive mn -. Ill.,,
Terms osaes5oo cash at sale each building balance liberal
made the time by order OF the lgNn tou.ie
Ftcburg Depot Boston for Concord al I; and u D.
arriving CoHeo 20 and leave for Boston at oIo and eO
concori 20 1863.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

J. JOESsoE, IT,, Aue.oneeE
by JOHNSON IL MILLER
- AUCTIONBERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No 23 KIssAUSr, COR cEDAR-sr.y HEw.foEE
Honses Stores County Farms bought sold rented
changed Loans negotiated Auction Sales Furniture hds ks
WEDNESDAY March IL.
At II o'clock at BIchaRge Sseoom, No III Broadway, " T.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE,
O. close undivided interest OF
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on BROADWAY (Lae South
SeYenthstl
Also number OF VALUABLE SIXTEENTH aud NINETEENTH
WARD LOTS IN FINE LOCATIONS.
BROADWAY (late south feet
Fouth valuable lots and frame houses The desirable bus
locality in tbs Eastern District Admirably adapted for public
building or 6u-cl,ss stores.
SOUTH FOURTH-ST liz feet ives. Of Thst fine lots and
q txOstory frame house.
BROADWAY, D s, 50 feet cas-, Of Eghthst 2ve desirable lots
SOUTH PIFTH.ST., n s.. Is a. E. OF l2th-st Slots.
HBWESST., s. :. 229 Il. G. Of LeeaTe choice lots.
PENN-ST.. s.. 208 n. {. Of Lee-ave. lots
HOOKRR-ST. n 8. l56 n. W. Of Bedfsri-aye. lOtI
PESN.ST. and NAKCH.AVE., q. corner, lots
DIYfSION-AYE.,A g.. junction OF Keapst, 2 lota
MARCYAVR. and KEAP-sT., d. e corner, lots
MARCY.AYE. and KEAP-ST., g. e. corner, lots
HEWRSS between Lee ani MaIeyAyes same block as Lee
church, 2 lots.
Terms easy Msps at once No Is Easau.s; "
Also the time aod place GrsaaYe Railroad 100 feet
south Of Frostst, desirable lots, 2iIl00
McyaTe and KeaPst valuable lots cellars dug ready
20 be bull
Term, Maps st Office. No Is Nassansi.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-10
Gin idSnes BAD.

Sie @eiebeebuns pon Sio garolina, aus Geile.
1ddlern ano Heserr beftebeno, muB Elm itDnes Yaf
iein. Gin Correspondent, ber iid in Columbia, Dem
Stbe Der &egieruns, aufbdIt dreibt an Die oentibe
rGbarleston 3eituns":
ySagtd9lih feben mr grDbere ooer fleinere 8rup=
pen idparser uno .aelber Sdonen q lid. anf Der
Ylotform, Die Der Spreher beg Sauies einnimntt,
beriammeln, Die NIT bren d6ern einen gans grint=
1nigen Mnsriff auf Die SUIT mad,en
yOie Moral bes Sanies muB na6 man6en Se=
ridten Die berlaute feline sans loutere iein. 9don
stpeimal lit Der @eneral @ontroGeur Neogle in 8bD-
mir tpesen oerldiebener 8ereeben, ia @riminalper=
breden ansesriiien lpprben. 9iebitohl uno SSdl=
idnng iino ibm sur 2ait scleet, Mfebrere. anoere
Mitslieoer tperoen oes 9iebita6ls besiihti9t uno
nod INNER bat man feline unteriu6ung por9enonl=
men. Sod bas Iinb Die soeiligen, BET benen mod9t
tol9es pens aus, ipeiln lie nur quite Wt9teoer Der
Union 2eaeue iino.
vMan fann iid6 einen gesriff ppn Der Geipectobi-
Iitdt unb benz GnhuIe oieies 9eebgebenoen Ser
pers MAIDEN, menn man sn ben tdaliden. perpirrten
8erhanblunsen nod Sufigt baB 80 bieier 2eute fei=
men Gent Sor beaablen. bob Die ibriger, @oupernbr
unb Staatsbeanlte nlitaered,net suamulen S625 uno
90 Gents tarirt Inb. Ser Spred)er bes 9aues 5ablt
eiren ODI1ori"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-10
Cine GrflGrnng 9u,ura Gnbb's.

9ur6 oas uniinnise @etpdi6 vrepublitaniifer"
8ldter, Die Siioldnber ieien bon Der gegieroe be-
feelt es su einem iieuen Sample NIT Dem Nproen
fDmn1en AT laiien lit unter Mnoerem aild folgenoe
GrflGruna SomeQ @pbb's, e1tnomnlen enem griefe
an enen Stem Dorfer 6reuno BON ebenali9er vfreas=
bemofratiiAer" Gi4tnng, peranloRt lpcroen. Sr.
Cobb, elmer Serjeni9en, luelde as Ylaner elmer fe=
en- &ebeaion namb@aft geemadt nnreen, ola la9tt:
sd entidlob mi6 Surgetbeiligun9 an beieln gsabl=
bibaten ermGblt su 1eben pie ib es nod ME porber
9e1abt Grmiihet burd1 Die beftgen Gdmpfe Der leb=
ten Sabre, iehne d mid nit aan5em Sersen natb
fsrieoen unb &ube. @emeini6 6aftl6 nit alien bra=
ben 2euten unierer geDDferung ebe if) Elm, o0B Die
grm11luna @pup. SeDmDlrs uno Der grfolg Der
bemofratihen Yartbei ben Srieben ni6t bios in
QusIi9t te1en, ionoern lider brin9en piirbe, -et=
nen bauernben 6rieoen. rpelder unlerem berDoeten
2anbestbeile mieoer aufbelfen, ibn neue SAGE Der
g8ohlfabrt brnaen tpiiroe, oas fribere WerbGltniB
Der 8riioerliffeit 5mden ben betoen Sanoesthelen
pieberberltelenb, uns no1nals Su einem 9liiflifen
nnb bereinten 8olfe na9enb, n)t Bios pereint Dem
9famen nod. ionbern in 3er3, 8eit uno ggabrbett.
Sur1 @efUble bieier Irt lieb i6 mid beitimmen,
bas lange Sdnei9en, peldles i'd mir auferle9t hat=
te, al breden uno mid an has gSDlf ppn Georgia SIT
ipertoen. auf bab id es 5u 9leber NnIhouung anre=
ge. Stellen sic iid nun. tpenn n1Dgli6, metn gr=
itaunen Dor, als i'd Den gommentor log, ben Die
yrabifalen" 8ldtter Su lener Jteoe maAten, inoent
fie ben Sinn berelben entellten llno nelne gSorte
bes sSriebens unb Der 9oitnung in g8ore Der teoo=
luton urb beg glutperaiebens Derorebten! Ste ma=
den mid All enem 8efIrporter bes Samples nno
&rieges; unb bod lit jeoe sSber ieines SCREENS be-
lebt BON Dem ernIfeen unb heilieiten @unid)e nad5
ssrieben, ems tpd6renbem Steoen. Selen Sic, tdD
bite sic barurl ben cDrreften 8eri6t Gber nletne
&ebe, banlit mid i'm Norben peni9itens Elm Sreuno
rif)tia beurt6etle."