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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04
TEE CITY coLLecrosszrr.

Il 10 said that the way Of the trangressor
is bard. TheIsame may bessid OF the poll
ticians 81 tbis city, IL one uere TO Judge OF
the difRcnlty Of gstting an aecsptable person
% OH the once. Several persons have been
talked OF, but ttheif political record is not
quite satisfactory il h fnmored that q
movement 10 on foot looking he appoint
ment Of nottingham to IS position.
This 10, certainly, progressing. There may
be very lsadable desire on the mar. Of
some, now raskipg themselves on the side OF
labor, to assist the President in his dilemma
Ia respect TO the eollectorship. Bas what
ever the difficulty may be, the President 10
convention adlourns, DO will solve the mat
ter TO his own satisfaction. he Il probably
holding the meter in sub. curiG, as the legatI
fraternity cay. There 10 NJ tsboBt il q COM
mittee were 20 be appointed, and were to-
wait on Mr.. johnson, but that they would be
cordially received, and more, they would
get respectful hearing, and promise that
their case would be duly CONSIDER ed. Be-
yond this there mould be no more Of a.
There Is much yet to be done on the lower
steps OF the ladder before We can ascend the
upper ones. Those who are true 20 the
movement OF labor reform, in this city, at
least, should move With great caution and
clicumspection. Let those who are looked
up to as leaders In this movement, beware
there Is not u trap laid for them. The move
ment is in that condition now, in which aiu-
dicious management will gain it friends, but
an InJHdlcious step may kill il for long
time 70 come. Gentlemen, make your zeal
subordinate 20 your judgment your time
tciA come, If you have but the patience TO
wait for IL.
THE CITY REGISTRAR IABkooLIo.
The recent investigation Of western Mary
land railroad bond business, developed some
strange proceedings In connection with said
bond, and led 10 the appointment Of COM
mittee to investigate and ascertain the truth
Of The allegations SET forth by the parties
interested in the affair The committee mas
had the matter under consideration several
weeks. sitting at all times with closed doors.
They have finish cd their labors, and present
ed very volumnUus report, and the coun-
Gil have passed resolution eensuring the
city registrar tor his connection Herewith,
and SO the matter ends.
The CITY COUNCIL AND PAY OF EMPLOYEES.
During the week, a resolution was offered
in the branch Of the city council by Mr..
Crout, proposing to raise the Uay Of certain
employees Of the CITY to $3.50 Tor days
work Of eight hours, and 70 81 for days
work of twelve hours, This 10 very generous
Of Mr.. circuit, considering thai The city elm
ployss are paid in paper currency. anu thar
the paper dollar is worth something less tnan
FORTY CENTS. Surely Mr.. Circuit must bs a
philanthropist. Yours, &C.,
VERIrAs.
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future blessings. Would that their yisIcns
mieht alwsys bs realized. Would that care
and anxiety, and dissppointmnt, might
never dispsl them.
But 70 return 20 our subject. This young
man sxpeois. W bis labor and the amount
Of talent which be knows be possesses, 70
distance hts competitors and scqairs wealth
and fame. An opportunity offers to distin.
guish himself, tine edi6cs ! /, about to be
erected. Open before him stands the door
Of success. Now " the time to test his o.
pacites and make bis mark. He uses the
utmost care 10 making out his plans, speci-
6ca.ions aud estimates. He views his work
At its completies with sslf-easisfsetion and
complaceney, ssals 1t up and sends it to it's
destination, awaiting the result with much
anxiety, though with determination 70 try
again if be fails, and be thinks he probably
may a. men OF more 10 ture experience will,
doubtless, estimate on tle same work. I'm
agine, reader, his considerable and dismay
when he discovers that estimates were sent
for inspection fifteen, twenty and twenty Ave
per cent. lower than his, and the one hose
estimate lie the lowest will have the work,
although be Is an incompetent mechanic,
and unable to do the work in workn an-like
manner. The abler mechanic, whose esti-
mate was refused because il was too high,
will work for him Is jOurneyman, and viii
furnish the skill necessary to Its completion;
and, when it is finished, win probably CON-
mand, as is often the case, more money than
the "boss.n a
Now, this young man thinks, aye thinks,
thinks deeper, harder, more Intensely than
the mere man Of culture bis thoughts are
broad, suj wide, add ar-reaching-thought
that affect himself, his family, his social re-
,atious; thoughts that affect the present,
the future; thoughts, if We will but read
Alright, which solidify the great mass Of man
kind, which affect our manifest destiny"
and the grand universal destiny Of al ma
lions and people.
rhe remainder of thus article will be pub
lished in the ADVOCATE next week.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
FROM MARYLAND.
BALrIxoRs, June ~, 1868.

-
rns LAsos MovBrsrr-A oAnrDArs soa coren.ss-
Tzs cITr coILrcfoRssr--wHo WILL esr rar or
SIos i-THs Orr RsoIsAER IMsRo Guo-THz Orr
couSCns AxD PAT Or EAsLorsEs.
10 the Editor Of the woRkIssxAFs ADVOCATE.
TEE LABOR MOVEMENT.
II the Monumental City has heretofore
been behind-hand In the Labor Reform
M ovement, 1t would seem from the action
Of the friends Of the cause within her cor
porate bounds, that 20 far a. action is con-
eerned, that they are determined to make
up for lost time. And in accordance with
this determination, the Executive commit
tee Of the third Legislative District have
nominated
CANDIDATE FOB CONGRESS.
The propriety Of taking such step, in ad-
Vance Of the meeting on July "a, ia, to say
the lsest, questionable. The ambition Of
come man 20 be placed In conspicuous posi-
tions, or 70 obtain place, and the desire Of
others to be considered leaders, may, indi-
vidpslly considered, be commendable, but
the success of the movement should be para
mount, and oil minor considerations Of an
bition or self-interest should be dispelled
from the mind Of the honest reformer.
y The wisdom or folly Of the step just taken
may be q subject for future consideration.
The chief ground for the present action sp-
pears TO be a desire TO be In the field in ad-
vance Of either Of the other parties, 90 that
IL could not be considered as nomination
in opposirien 10 either Of the other parties
This 10 certainly novel, If il 10 mot new. Bat
lhs nomination 10 made Subject TO ratifca-
tion BY mass meeting, to be held at some
future time. Mr.. VIM. L. MacCsuley 10 the
nominee, . workingman il 10 true, holding
position in the shoe manufacturing estab-
lishnent Of Msssrs. Marks Co.
This may be very good nomination. To
u = b regretsed, however, thai the claims
OF that true tried, and staunah champion Of
the Labor Reform moyenent In the State OF
Maryland, VIM Gather, were overlooked
Hs Uss The choice, wish Others, Of the work
inkmea Vt 3hls city, 70 represent them n
the frst National Labor Congress, which
was held In this efsy. BY the ananimous
yote of that dsleeasion he mas selected -
vice pEesident Tor this ststa He was re-ap.
psinied 70 thss position q Chicago, IN 81,
and sir % TIA iuanguration Of the movement
u mia state, hes bern recognised e the
Standard bearer az our cause. He 10 the re-
presentstive nsn of tho movement IN this
city and uas entitled, and indeed 10 be trre
70 ene pfipoiples, at this staee It the move
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FROM HtW DRIfsrr

Nav OsLEASs, Juue "A, 1868.
~ the Editor q the WoaErSGEAx's ADvecArE.
EaciOsed you WIil hud On appeal to the
land owners u this state-4ul AZ II NAV
be Interesting 10 the subscribers n your
] lurnal Lo zee WITH what success W have
met 10 our undertaking, and what VIZ sH-
oect to DO n the coming fall AMI winter
take the liberty of enclosing WY you
copy, hoping, ia case it meets with your
appiobation, you Siil give it a place h yoaF
columns; more 20, a. we think II high
important that the community az larE4
nould be aware that there still il consiJ-
cradle room foI those who wish IN ssttle,
and as many who may determine to settle
in our stats, If they viii come TO this 0t 1e
on ;hsir arrival here, we will endeavOr t9
suit them in every particular they may wisl
remaiB, respectfully yours,
ii. STUART CoTINAs.
Secretary of tha Bura..
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By being made legal tender for Ill dsbtss
public andprlvate. Thus, BY It, an exchange.
without danger Of loss--co-exiensiye with
the jurisdiction Of the government, could be
effected. Yet the capitalists Of hat day
1t 6rst, like those Of the present, growled
about the low rate Of interest, and ne heine
deprived 81 their gold. Are there sny other
governments lighting Turks, aud reduced 10
straits, between the Turks and the money
sharks. IL there are, they can study the his
tory Of the Bank Of Venice with profit, and
can learn from it useful lesson about mon
ey and its depreciation. We think such gov
eminent not far from the U. s. OF A.,can be
found, and We commend to that government
the Venetian finance. 1t is not always ne
cessArilY that paper is deprecated by not
being based upon gold. Neither il II paper
only, which becomes deprecated. Gold and
silver may be subjected TO the same depre-
cation. They are at the present moment,
as will hereafter be more fully shown, through
unjust financial laws, the moving cause OF
the present arrangement Of prces- Other
well authenticated cases illustrating the fact
that paper rightly instituted will bear pre-
MUM over gold and silver will be given
while on the other hand it will be further
shown, that unnumbered injuries have been
inflicted upon the people, by the depreciation
Of gold, both from natural and frCw political
causes, aud from all which 1t will be clearly
seen that the present elamor for gold is not
e question Of justice, nor yet for the purpose
of curing an inflated currency, but to per-
petrate the most bold and Daring robbery Of
the industrial classes, which has ever been
in the history Of the world, and
gold is to be the legalzed az ,nt of q soOl.sss
corporate money power, not only to inf CT
but to perpetuate the wrong.
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A PLEDGE RRDREMED.

President johnson has signed The Eight
Hour bin in favor Of enforcing the Eight
Hour law in the navy yards and other govern
mems workshops. Il takes immedisse effect,
and the employees Ut the government printing
ef6ce commsnced work on the 18th inst. un-
DEF IL eight hour system.
= despatch Of ,hs ID Of July ssys:
= IN official copy Of the Eight Hour Law bin
ehed the Navy Department. to-day. The
H4cfetary OF the Navy has issued an order d.
f<ftiag commsndahss VI all navy yards 70 pro-
NnsHse the lAE, and 70 enforce Is - opcs.
Now lei the mechanics Of The Unftsd
's'assa prove that they appfselsts ~ sIla
stion.
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Having been prevented, BY circumstances
entirely beyond our control, from attending
the National Labor UOion Conference, We
are unable in the present issue 70 acquaint
our readers with the action proposed to be
takvu but a. We have made ample arrange
ments to secure an impartial report, We e.
pecs in our next to present it's proceedings
In full.
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A wholesale Drv Goods Copceru

WHUfesdB Dfy OUWus COhc6FM
Is about to be formed in New York city on
the cooperative principle. It will be the
largest dry goods establishment 10 the city,
with q stock, it 10 said, Of about twenty
millions. Its sales will be about three
times that amount.
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We have received the following from a
member Of the Carpenters and Joiners'
Protective Tn ion:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-08
1epu6fi6ani(c6e JltaQenUer=
S1mm(unn.

User lcbten Oienitag ourd) bic StroEen ull-
fercr Stabt 9ing, Dem pirb Go 9eipB auf9cfal-
len icin, 10 belen Sremben 81 bc9e9ncn unb
ipclln man einen ober ben anbcrn bCriclbcn nad
Der urla6e ieineS Soirrcin5 fra9tc, 10 befam
man INNER bic Nntipct ban iie Qcfommeu md.
rcn, ben beribmteu 8ebncr 8cn Garl Stur,
az boren. unb alS abcnbS bic @rtras 9iias bcr
rerlbieocnen Giienbdbnen antamen, ipeld)e ole
5um Grorilden boil iparcn, ipurbe cS Id)mer,
hur6 bic StraBen unlercr Stabt ,u 9eben, Gin
ScipciS, oaB c5 bod nod mebr treue 3epubIita>
ncr 9ebe, aI8 uns bic bcmpfrdtil6cn 3citunaen
9auben gu MAIDEN iuben. 60 fam cs aud,
baB Ian9c Dor ocm Sc9inn Der Scrlammuna
I'M Gourtbauie, ipo Gen. Sdu3 IprCd)cn ioQte
rcr 9crdnmi9c Sdd tarm bic ungebcure Maile
Der sInipclcnbCn faiien fcnnte unb aCriB bat
icecm 8cpubIitancr lein Se3 freubi9 9CIdld9cn,
pCnn Ct Icincn Slif iibcr bcIc rcIpeltable Ser
iammIun9 idpcifen IieB
0cn. Sduri, ipeld)Cr bCi IcinCr NnhlnTt bier
bon Scrrn NincD, 4rdibcntcn bcS Grant unb
Golfag elnbS", om Depot CmpfanQcn fpurbe,
be9ab lib i'll ScgIetung bicicS SCrrn in bic
sSobnun9 unlcrC6 ipiirbigen Mibilr9crS Serru
Nibbad, beilcn 0af CT ipGbrcno lcincS Sicr.
icinS 9cipcIen, nno fllr5 nad) llbr fam er ius
GonrtbauS, ipo ibn bic borrCnnc 8crIommIlluo
nit ber5Iibem @ntbuIioSmuS Cmpfno
Sor OenrD gSeinSbcmCr ricf bic @crIomm.
lung our Srbnung, unb nd6bcm Der Naentopn
,,@Iee Club" einen geCi9netcn @elan9 boraetra.
gen, iteIte or. g8cn6bcimcr Den Gen Sdur;
Der 8criommIung por ipcd)Cr nun icne bcrrs
Ii6e @cbe begonn
94ie tbeiIen mIctcn 2eicrn bicic ousgc,ci6.
nttr &eee no6fcI9ene 10 ppQndnbg aI6 c6 un6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-08
lirpablikanifbrs GaantB-GiR

Sir GongrcG
@barles 80. 8unf Dpn 2lllentppn.
Sir bic @cfcB8cbnN8:
@illiam s.. 0Iarr, bon GataIauqua.
Daniel .. SpneaS Slatinstpn.
Sir @cbalf5s8i6tcr .
Samucl S. GillIrr, vpn Seibelbers.
sir S6crijf:
@alter 8. Seip, ppn gtllrntppn.
Sir 0i1ritt. .NunuIt:
9Billiam 8. Oef9lcr, BON 2tltrntppn.
Sir &cccrbcr:
William S. Saines, bon lllentppn.
Sir GanntDs sgCmmillioncr:
SpnaS Sern, BON @aIdinetpn.
Sir Standardization:
Spfepb Gaumer, bon SbersWilforb.
Sir GauntD.9anbmc1cr:
@bwarb &pbIer, BON NprbwbitebaI.
Sir Nucitor:
3brpbpre 9reen, Spn 6pfen6auaua.
Sir SrllitCc6:
@illiam g. gpunG irn., gtltrntppn.
SO. 9S. gSeaptr, Do.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-08
Die surepaifbe prede iiber ois t7emi,
nation ,Sranf H(air's.

gSir cntnebmen Der ,,SlugSb gllg. 3eituna"
| fol9enoe5 dnf nnipiocrlegbare Sbata6cn gegrin-
oete5 llrtbcil iiber @Idir unb Itine domination.
OaS genannte beuti6e Sonrna idrebt.:4 ..4a
- gcn pem gum Ganbibatsn fir bic @ice. 4.rd-
iibcntldaft eripdbIten Grant y. SIar 81 ipre6en
obne IN cine Sprabe gu berfdllen, bic Der
S6mdbung dbnlb mare unb a5 lolde mir
pcritanoen perbcn tEnntc, 1T ldpcr 9lair III
Der Scbn cinc5 0fnitlin9S bcS 0encralS Sad
ion uno bat, ipic Icin &0ter unb lcine griibrr
nie Cncn anbern Ruf aI6 Den eineS 9cipiIenIo.
len Neuterd9er5 9enoieu. Sbu fam bic benlo.
fratiIbc Contention MIR in uncrflGrbter Ser>
blcnbung gum Ganbibaten CriudbIt baben, benu
c5 lit einfabe Gonitatirung elmer SbdtIad)e, pcnn
man laet baB bic SIairS 5u ben perdftetifen
uro perd1tblten poltiibsn Yartei9dngern &C.
bOrcn, bcren Abfal jebe Yarte ipelfe paS lln-
gllf gebabt bat, iie cine 3etang bel iid) III le-
ben, dlS einen @Cipnn bctrddtCt gSenn bds
idroff flingt 10 ici baju beniertt, baB icbr bicI
bdrtereS, Iebr peI IbrcffercS fiber glair Dor bem
3ulammcntritt Der Contention in ben 9eituns
gen icincr eigenen Rartei 9cIagt pcrbeil it,
Scn Name 1T ciil SIcigstrid)t oil bcm SeD>
mcurS, uno bic iderite Geipdbr baffr, ban
benz bcmotratii6cn WabBettc feline oiiIfe bon
repnblitanlter Seitc Der ipcrbcn ipirb. g8as
ibm bic 0unit Der Gonpenticn cbcr biclmebr Der
Stebellenfraction beri6afftc ipor Gin
tlH3 pcrber bon ibm ber6TentIi6trr 9ricf, mo-
rim or cS alS Yhibt beS 81 erip6bltnbcn 4rdIi.
oenten bejeidnet, bic bonn GcngreB I'm Sibcn
crridteten StaatSrs9ieriln9en bur6 s8aFcngt.
paIt 5u prcn9en, unb init gSaffengetpaIt bic ste>
ger ipicber in bic Stellung elmer Dem Staate &C.
leniber polItommen rebtloIen @olfsIlaIIe ,urid,
inordngen @incr ioI6en 2ofipeiIe icnnten bic
II Der Contention beriammeIten SilbI6nbcr iii,
no9lif ipibriteben, unb ba iie @ldir phnldten,
. iparp er, BEN gralide 3ufoIge, bab bic beipen
Sanoiodten aus jiuei beridiebentH SracticHen
'er Yartei genommen iperoen, bon Der Wtdicri.
at jur Scrubi8uus Der gef6IGsensn Snbdnger 7
penolcton'S dcceptirt -l9 Il. h sH
Cine btIcnocrS uubsiIpoac Stbtutung erbdIt
Der bieIe g8dbI burd ben llmitaub, baB Scb.
iourS @rlunbbeit5juifa ifanb Gin lcbr bebentli6r
/ Sn fcincr Camille gift Der Srrilnn fir CRIB
f, unb leincr bebarrIi6en s8elgerung alS @e.
,crber I'M bic 4rdipentldaft ou5utreten, lcu
bic 6nrdt Ju@runbe 9degen baben,
ab bic bon cinem sBablfampf unScrtrennlide
lrpcuaufrt9un9 bic anlOse gum Srrlinn 5nr
Cifc CiItipiten tann." s.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-08

berIteb cS, bcm Siiben Intervening 5u lebrcn.
Der Siocn iplro tinlcberi, baB er iid unteriper'
fen muB, unb baB er Iib einem Wtannc tpie Srant
NIT bouem Scrtrduen ilnteripcrfen tann, ba er
9etpiB nidtS llebeionnsne5 unb llngcre6tcS per-
langeu tpiro.
Die Oemofrctsn la9en, elm folder Sretc ilt
Der Eriebe beS &irbbofS SaS 1T pabr, bonn
auf bieem &ir6bofe ioa bic iiipIi6e slriitotrats,
bic Stlaperei, bic l1nberl66mtbcit beS SilbenS
llnb bic ganjc bemctratilde 4artei besrabcn tucr,
ben slber aus bem &irdboie ipirb cine 3ufunft
| berbprlprpiien, bic Der Stcl, eneS ieben Smeri>
fanerS lein muB, cine 3eit Der freien Nrbcit, elmer
| Ioeialen Srbnun9, bic NIT ben Yrln5pen Der
llnabbdn9i9 9tctSerfldrung Der Ser. Staaten fiber,
cinItimmt ff Nt'.-
gBaS fam nun bic OeutIden bel isner 4artei
nod 5urildbaltcn, na6oem iie 9Cicbcn babcn baR
Grant Der ein3ige Wtann lit, Der bem 2anoe 5ll
einem 10 blibenben 3uitanpe Der Oinge perbe.
fen fam SO linb nur bic tleinli6iten @elddfts.
rfdfdten unb Der unlcll9e, ben Seutl6en oil.
geborne &lcini9teit8geiit. Sd bin, Ia9t ber
Cine, 5ipan5g Sabre SelnOfrat gcipeien, id tpil
Go aud i'm einunbst bstpan5gien Icin, unb, bin i'd
ni6t Oemofrat, 70 gebt mein @el6dft 81 @runbl
ba id) meine belten &llnbsn inter ben Semotra.
ten 5dble. Siclcr unIeli9e &leinigfetSgeilt, bel
bon ie bem beIti6en 8aterlanpe 9el6abet bat
unb aud in Der 9c9enpdrti9cn 3eit nod I6abe
in bcr enblid einmal ein GROCER 0e!it burdi
, Igan5c 2anb tpebt
Der Srantfurter ia9t, ib ipiQ ipobl 9eutlde
icin, mill aber aud 6rantfurter bleben, pailelb
iagt Der gSirtemberger unb Der 9aer, 10 bal
aud icbt tpieber Der md6tige STUFF na6 Srsbei
unb Gini9ung erfcl9lo5 berballen ipilrbc penl
. nidt Gin itarfer Mrm ocm beutIdcn Saterlanb
: 9e9ebcn pdre, Der feline sIufgabe nit @nersi
: perfclst unb sescn bicie tIeiniden &ifiidten mi
| Grfolg auftritt.
gBir bier in Nmcrifa inb bic @crpoiten bel
oeutIden 8eiiteS oil ben &iiffen beS atlantii6si
aReereS ipr buben bic Yfi6t unlercn beutIdsi
; gribern in europa ben Sreibsit6ruf juyurufen
bamit bic Seicln enblid einmaI fallen g8aS fol
: len aber iene bon unS lagsn, penn mir ieIbi
ben sBe9 Der 6reibtit nidt betrsten unb uns icIbi
nod SeiieIn 9efaIIen IaiIen sc III Belt, baB ipi
ben unIeli9cn. .&lcini9feitS9eiit abperfcn 3eigel
mir penn sImeritancr, baB ipir eS pobl bcritsbrn
paS Cute bpm S6Iedcn gu untsrIdeipen, mi
bab mir Gncr9ic gcnu9 beliBcn, unlcrc Sorldb
: bur63nfibrcn 9aBt unS anf bic Sanptiu6el
leben, mi6t ouf bic &cini9teiten -E
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-08
Eie beiocn Dlatformet,
4,318,215.03

Die 9rcBc unb ipi6ti9e Sra9e, um ipeIde Ct
ii6 bel Der ndditen gSabl banbeIt Idbt ii6 lrbl
tur3 in fol9cnbCr gSeiie tarIteaen 10
@rant: 9aiirt unS ,Sricoen" baben.
@Idir 2aIict un5 ,,&ricg" habcn.
ScmofratiIde YIatfcrm: Die 0eIebe beS
Gcn9reiIeS iinb berfaliun9spibri rebplutiondr
nnb null uno nidtig. sic mhfen ulngcitoBcn
iperecn.
ScDmcur SD aeteptire bic glatfcrn
SemcIratilde Ylatfcrm: Die @Idubi9er Der
Station miFcn bctrc9en unb bic @bre Der &a.
tion pernihtet ipCrocn.
3cpubFaniI6e YIatform Den @Idubigcrn
Der Station fol- ebrlidb S8ort gebaIttn ipereen.
SemoIratiide Ydtform: Vile ;, ipeiBeu !"
RenI6eu iinb frc unb 9Ieid geborn. ~. .
8rpnbItanii6e Yatfcrm Vile 9tenl6en
,,Obnc NuSnObmc" iinb frei unb 9Isid 9eborsn.
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SSs F5sg8
Die Gupfer S6lange
perfrie6t T6. ..

80 bonnsrte 9eipaItg in ben @rilnen ga9cn
Iebten 9ienitag unb Ian9e nod ipirb es tpdb-
rem, bis bic GopperbeabS ii6 bon benz erIdht-
tsrnben S6lage erboIen t0nnen ber fe bnrd,
bic 8abI In @ermont 9ctroffen bat NaihrIid,
tonnten iie fcincn Sis9 ibrer Yartei in biclsnl
Staate eriparten bod re6ncten iis init Si6er>
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