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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
AN ,Op1NIoN.-The First Assls-

SOp1N1oN.-The First Assls-
tant Postmaster General--Whoev-
er he may be-has given an opnl-
ion. He. decides, upon a question
raised by Col. Lowell(who appears
to have bought out LoulslanO IN
reference to the ranking prlvl-
.lege, that the gentlemen elected
to Congress, one year ago. from
this state, arc not entitled to
frank their mail matter, because
they are simply "candidates Tor
Con gressr' This decision is wor~
thy of Judge Ray OF Jack Bunsby'
If the gentlemen referred to are
candidates for Congress noar, what
were they candidates for, before
the election last November? LIS
Seymour candidate now? Or Is
Grant a candidate now? Do the
people elect, OF does Congress
elect? And who, pray, elects
Con gress, or is Congress elected
at all? Will some one explain to
us what an election means, ana
what a candidate is? for by all the
gods in Mythology we are III total
darkness. If the First Assistant
Postmaster General-whoever he
NAV be-is q man Of sound mind
we ought to be in some insane
asylum, or better, be dead. Ii he
, is not of sound mind, his opinion
is reconcilable with what might
, be supposed to be the opinion O.
, any other "damphool!"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

The bombardment of G. g.
F.'s store night before last occur
red while the night per1ice was in
bed. The salary must be increas-
ed without delay.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30
TO LEASE,
che RAILROAD Gotel.

THE RAILROAD HOTEL situate stu 1Sa %pon
streets; Monroe. La, is now offered for lease
for one, year. and perhaps more, dating fro"
The ! $. day of January, 1870
The location of this Hotel is central o@'"g
convenient 10 the business portion OF t"""
aad within three hondred teet o, ne ''sr'
,,,;u no 10 ased with complete outfit ct bed
room aud dining-room furniture. An excel
lent garden, with out-buldngs' is attached ["
I'll" H. KING, Monroe a
Oct. 80, 1869. no'9t
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

Recent Washington dispatches
state that there is a strong proba-
bility that the Supreme Court will
pronounce the Reconstruction
acts unconstitutional, in decis-
ion upon the Yerger case.
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DR.. U. r. Miner, once citizen

DR.. U. r. Miner, once a citizen
of Union and subsequently Of
Jackson parish, whom we knew
as a pious and very temperate
Confederate surgeon and who is
now residing in the small city of
Jefferson, has been telling tales
on the Board Of Aldermen of that
place, through the local paper
He. states that a certain candi-
date for city physician did actu-
ally purchase the votes of six AL
dermen for one-fifth Of the salary
attaching to the said physicians
office. The Aldermen's names
are given, all Of whom are ap-
pointees of Gov. Warmoth. The
Doctor relates the full history of
the dirty job, not concealing the
fact that he himself was the pllr-
chasing party and the beneficiary
in expectancy 1t is said confess
sion is good for the soul /; but we
are surprised at the Doctors par
|ticipation in such an affair, no
matter if his conduct was based,
as he states, upon the advice of {.
friend. No one will be surprised
at his revelations, except that
they are made entirely in the first
person. We have fallen upon
evil times when the only matter
which should excite surprise and
comment in the administration
of public affairs is the honesty and
fidelity of the official.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

Andrew johnson has been de-
feated for the U. s. Senate in
Tennessee, by a combination of
his Conservative enemies with the
Radical friends of Stokes. The
Tennessee politicians may have
acted wisely - they certainly
thought it for the best-but we
cannot commend their gratitude.
Tennessee will suffer in name for
the course she has pursued, wher-
ever there is Southern man who
admires native talent, indomita-
BILE pluck, incorruptible states
manship and great intellectual
abilities-all Of which johnson
certainly possesses. We can never
forget that it was he who relieved
Louisiana of Sheridan and sent
in his place Hancock. There are
too many Johnsons in retirement
now. But, doubtless it is appro-
pirate, when the Constitution it
self has been retired and the
country is subsisting on a thin
cruel which is growing thinner
and thinner every day.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

L. We demand of the editor
of the Homer Iliad-as we have
a right to do-the proof that the
editor of this paper has ssspept
other peoples money in the vain
pursuit after Office" Let us have
neither shutting nor quibbling,
but a plain, unvarnished state
ment, and we may then air the ac-
cuser's financial exploits a bit.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

The reconstruction of the
seeded States might properly be
designated as the golden era Of
the carpet-bagSer.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

lY Does the editor of the New
Iberia Times correct with pen
Gil the errors in each copy Of his
weekly edition--in the manner
those were in the last Times re-
ceived at this office? And does
the editor Of the Bastrop Conser-
vative print his sheets SO that the
head of the outside, "registers
with the bottom Of the inside-as
is the case with the last Conser-
vative received by us?. And who
is it publishes half-sheet at Del
ia, Madison parish, with no name
or head at all? And what is the
Franklin Sun doing with one-half
Of its orb SO long in eclipse? And
upon what days Of the month is
the Louisiana Baptist published 2
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
IToxvn Lots for Sale

r,ur PROPERTY AT DELTA. laid of
into Town Lots, will be offered tor SAFE
1veduesdav the 1st day of December nerf'
at the Eastern terminus of the North Louisiana
~ A@1>"' FRANK p. STUBS, Agent
Monroe. La, Oct. 80, 1869. h"'''
o-z- vicksbnrg Daily Times, Daily ''e.a'a'
ord I,,uisaua Intelli gencer copy Till day o.
sale.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

LIT Gov. Lewis and Judge john
ston are the new Virginia senator's
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SuectaI Attention

c;ven :, tho storage and shipment Of cotton,
10y - no receivine und ;,rwa riding of al kinds
Of Merchandise. Consignees notified Of arri-
walls of freight at the earliest moment. ware
houses convenient to access, and situated on
the river bank.
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NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. t
The Northern Democracy have .
a way OF fighting battles not at ,
all to our liking. We have wait
ed patiently, and even confident
~, during the past four years, for
q r,afpable manifestation at the
polls of that preponderating De
mocratic sentiment which we have
been frequently told certainly ex-
listed at the North, without hav-
ing, as yet, seen the realization
of the oft-proclaimed preponder-
ance. 1t is bad enough to fight
and gain indecisive victories, as
the South SO, frequently did In !
the late war; it is worse to fight
and get beaten on every field.
The recent elections in Ohio |
and Pennsylvania presented an
opportunity never surpassed for
gaining a Democratic triumph
The Democracy had their best
and ablest leaders, and the adj
vantage Of the very position for
which they had so long maneu-
vered. The XVIII Amendment
brought the question Of Negro
suffrage fairly and squarely be-
fore the voters of the two States,
as well as the question of State
control over the right of suffrage,
each question in it's direct effect
upon the States of the North.
We have longed to see this test
made, and have deferred much to
the hour of the final decision; be-
cause we have believed that Con-
gress in it's course toward the
South and it's departures from the
Constitution, was not rejecting
the popular Northern will, which
we have ever been ready to con-
code was the court of final resort
for the South. We regret that
that tribunal has been SO tardy
in rendering judgment and that
it's treatment of the South has
not been more candid. The CRU
elest, feature of reconstruction
was that where Congress shirked
the responsibility Of organizing
State governments at the South
with the negro as a voter, and in-
stead exacted that duty of ou1
people, or falling, to suffer the
penalty of living indefinitely un'
der martial law. The willingness
manifested by Ohio and Pennsyl
mia to accept Negro suffrage fo1
themselves, puts the question, al
the South, beyond the pale Of dis
cussion, and may be urged as :
warrant for the action of Congress
in the incipiency of the struggle
It brings us to the conclusion tina
there is permanent enlargement
of the limits to suffrage, and dis
poses us to make the most of tn
change SO unwisely wrought.
But the Democrats of Ohio ant
Pennsylvania suffered defeat, no
SO much because they opposed tn
extension Of the elective fran
ehise, as that the party name i
odious and the party leaders ar
esteemed as inimical to that ex
cessive loyalty" which is the lie
Iict of the war. We told the rea
ders of this paper, last Spring, il
we1l-considered letter from thu
Federal Capital that the wor'
Democrat was odious to Northern
ears, and that this fact "threw
flood ofigbt upon the causes O
Seymour's defeat" The observa
ton then made is now verified
under circumstances hardly t,
have been expected.
1t is time, we think, for tn
Southern people to cast about 70
national policy of their own
in which they should cut loose a
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p r. srAHp1FEK. TAos. INQUIRE.
IL MCGUIRE,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
merfba,1ts,
TRENTON, LOUISIANA,
"AVE inst received, in addition to their
III large md varied stock OF groceries and
,Irv Goods a fresh and extensive assortment OF
Euucv Dress Goods,
Eu,,cu and Staple Dry Gootss,
boots, Shoes, Hats,
Cfosn1mg, Hardware, etc.,
purchased ir New York expressly Tor the
trenton trade, and Low offered ut reasonable
prices.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-30

COTTON GINS. 49, State Auditor
Wickliffe has issued the following
instructions to Tax Collectors, to
which sap-headed members of the
legislature may refer for informa-
ton touching the legislation OF
that body:
DEAR SIR-Owners of cotton
gins are liable to tax Of 500,
where the cotton glnned is not
raised on the place and belonging
to the owner Of the cotton gin.
Very respectfully,
*...- &. NJ. WICKLTFFE,
State Auditor.
Owners of gins will either in
crease their tolls, or require those
for whom they gin to pay the tax
pro rata. It is the poor white
man and poor negro who pay the
tax, and not the ginner. Colonel
Ray will make a note. We I'M
derstand he advocated this tax,
and of course has never plead ig-
norance Of the meaning of the act.
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&aleubariu1,1.
u u 8 u #.

29. Gntbauptun9 bts betz
|li9en Spbannes. Spbannes,
Der Tdufer, flbrte bel 80 Sabre etn lebr
itrenses, einiames 9eteu. Da er unter
ancern leiner &eoen ;u bem &Snise 6ez
robes 1a9te: vGs 1T pir ni@t erlaubt,
reine68rucers Grau 3ur Gbe gu baberL"
wurpe ct tn's @efan9nib 9ewprfen unb
auf 3uprin9en ber 6erobiaS entbauptet.
Dae 6aupt beS propbeten par per
YretS elmer Tan;erin. ta .
80. 80 a, aus elmer pprnebmen
lpanil9en Gamilie 3u Gina in Nmerifa
seboren I'M Sabre 1886, entfernte ti6
BON per @elt uno ma9te nit un9laubz
li6er Strense ibren 2eib oem@eife un<
tertbdnt9. Sn ben 2eipen elmer fdwe>
rem &ranfbeit nouenoete ie ibre 6eiliz
suna uno ftarb i'm SABRE beS 5errn
1917.
81. tmunbu6 Npnatu6>
aus&atalpnten, 9eriibrt Don bemGlenbe
per 9efansenen Gbriiten> bat NIT elmer
belcenmdbisen 6er;tafti9feit aus 2iebe
@ottes unr pes Nddfen piele 9riflt@e
Slanen aus ZEN 6dnoen ber Muba=
mecaner unter ben srSbten Mtbbanp<
luneen befreit. Na9 &om berufen une
gum Cardinal ernannt farb er i'm Sab
re 1910. .... ... ...
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(jJlr ben ,Danteres".)
Sun Der Nfi6t elmer 8nte,'
Grjieban8 Der &inber. b

8ie srob, wie ebr,plrots erl9eint
unS ein &ino, ipenn mir es BON Dem
boben Stanppunfte betro@ten, auf ben
uns bic 3eli9ipn erbebt! @ei9afen
na@ bem BilOe @ottes, berufen Sur
Mebnli6feit, llnterbliGteit uno emi8en
Grbldaft @ottes> erlSf BON rer &nedt5
l1aft Der Sdnpe rur9 rem Sob. Seiu
@bri0i, 1T eS Gin eiiter,rerf Der MQ<
ma@t, Der @eisbeit, Der Site @ottes,
cine 3ierpe Der S9Spfuna Gin Qieblin9
ne6 bimmliiden gaters, Elm Gieentbunl
5cinss Sobnes, cine @obnuns peS bei,
lieen @eifeS. llnp Elm pom @ptt 70
febr auSeeset9netes @eie, }ollte es ben
Men19en ni9t au@ als Elm belonbers
miireiser @e9enitano ibrer M@tunA
2iebe uno Sor9falt erldeinen? Do;u
fprberteS Selus, ,ter sSttli@e8inberfreunp,
feline S1naer auf. Darum {9ilbert er
ibnen 70 rlbrenr bic 2iebe letnes @az
ters, womit Il ietnen Gnseln befcblen
bat, bie(e &leinen ouf ibren 6dnpen ~
traaen; rarum Iaet er ibnen: rer ei>
mes cieler &leinen in meinem Nomer
aufnimmt, Der nimmt mid auf. @aa
wdre aud per Menf@ obne BE pfes'
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OaS @pitctl.

Die Spenerlae 3eituna entbielt ctes
fer Iaee einen Qeitartifel iber bas be-
porfebenbe 5tumeniI9e gpncil, Der in
einen, pfenbar feinplelisen Slime &C.
I9rieben 1T uno babel bod cine @eibe
BON 0epanten uno Sbaiia9en entbdlt,
Die fit Gin. protefantil&es glatt iebr
mertwarpie, fnp unp rie mir hniern 9e>
fern ibrem Dauptinbalte mad mittbeilen
rclIen. Die Spener1@e 3ttuns 1T su
Der Gtnf9. selanst pab g ni9t mSs>
li@ II, bic rSmi}9e&irde 3u neEni@ten.
Der 3weifel, ber unelaube uno ber
Spptt t6nnen bieler 8n@e ni9t6 anbaz
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per Mttmenf9en? S9on tte S6wd>
DE uno 9llfsbepIrfttsfeit res &inpes,
wie bereot ipreden fe gu une fit ta5<
lelbe! Dies 1T bic Srpnuns, ,pelde
@otteS @ei6beit 1elbit ein9efabrt bat.
Gr mpute rab ber Menl1, BON @ptt
sel1afen unp GUT episen Seli9tett bez
itimmt ourd Menl9en gum oerniinftiz
gen Belen 9ebiloet uno gu 1einer boben
Bettmmun9 9elettet trerbe. @ott sitt
benz Menl6e1 troS itm Die Meniden
ni9t eeben fSnnen Gdbiefeiten uno
Mnla9en bes @eifes unp res eeibes;
aber piele mi6en pur9 bic unSerpronez
ne Sursfalt sMeniden entwidelt &C.
lettet unp 9epfe9twerren, fonft fann Der
Menb bas nidt ,peroen, tpp;u Ct spn
@ptt bier unb bort beftimlnt 1T. Dies
wpute Se}u6 nit ben Worten la9en {:
,per zines pieler &leinen in meinemNaz
men aufnimmt, ber ntmmt mid auf.
g1er tinem bieler 8leinen pas III tbun
iu@t ,pas i'd ber 9an3en Welt 9etban>
tper es 3ur G.fenntnib unb Siebe bes
8ater6 I'M 6tmmel unterri9tet rptr es
our9 @elebrun9, @arnuna Grmabz
nun9 uno Badfamfeit bur@ @orte
unp 8eiipiele Dor Srrtbun, unb 2aiter
benabrt unp gum tbdti9en @lauten an
n,eine Qebre er;iebt Der 11tmntt mid als
leinen Grl1ler auf unp nit1mt She'll an
neinem 8ereienfte um oas 9rpbe @erf
Der Grlbluns Der Men{1beit. Dorsl9z
lid an eu1 gltern, g8drter unb @dr<
tertnnen, Grsieber uno 9ebrer ber SUI
eenb ri9tet f9 Die &eoe Sefu. @orz
| ;islid eurer @a9famfeit uno Sprsfalt
fnb Die &inper, ;br reineS @emiitb, ibre
| i1DneNnla9e sur Tr5mmi9feit unb 1uz
eenc, 3ur Musbilpun9 uno Bewabrune
ppr nercerbliden Ginfl0en onpertraut;
npn eu9 miro Der a5ttli@e8inperfreuno
pe9en ben eurer YRe9e unp 2eituns am
rertrauten &tnrern 'Rehenihaft abforz
bern; eu1 percen bic Sinner pann ent>
weper als bic 8esrdnper ibrer Iu9enp
unp Selisfeit preilen, poer ols ten llr<
bebern ibrer Serfebrtbeit, itrer 9afer
uno tbre6 GlenrS Fuden6. 't]' ..E
M69ten Nlle an icnem 9roBen Sage
Der 8erseltuns ser rer 9ansen serlat1>
melten @elt aus Seiu Dlunp ete@orte
pernebmen: Sd bin Elm fdwa9es,
bGlfsbebiirftta (nb Sewelen unp tbr
batt mid aul Dh,nen ;cas @ute> cas
tbr ibm setban, bic pfe9e, bic @adz
lamfeit, bic Gorge, bic ibr tbm erpielen
batt Mue6 Gas babt ibr mir 9etban !;
fommt nun, @eitsnetc, NIT Denen, Die
ibr gu &inpern @ottes aufeejo9en baz
bet 1T pa6 Nei9 neineS 8aters.
.,... ..ftsr II.
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l1nb uber biefe Mnttro.t bes Ganbibaten Sob1es
@eldab aQoemeines S9iitteln tss Rppfes.
Cine ,.nbe9riinbete Mnfla8e
9e8e,, bic SSihenibaft.

Dian bat su tebaupten sepast
uDas @tden 1T idledt an fid; biz
sroben Ealente baben cine nerbdn9niB>
pp1e Nei9uns aum 8S1en." DaS ii
cine @ottealditerung etne Berlduenuna
BET Site unieres S@1pferS. 6at penn
Die Guseno pas 8eplrfsie Der Gtnter>
nib? StrSmt iie ni9t aus oemjelten
Borne, mte Die @t6eni9aft ;. J. aus
Dem Steane pes Qidtes unp Der 6eili9=
teit, pel1er @ott 1T?
@enn bic Grmeiterune tes @eritan=
oe5 gum S@le9ten fibrte, 70 niibte bic
S6le&tisfeit Der @eien I'm @erbdltniGe
III ibrer 9eiitisen @r5Be fteben. Siebt
man. pobin oiel.r Sas fabrt? @as
wdre Die fdliebli9e Gpleerune? Die
unenrli6e Mei6beit wliree bic unenbliz
dye @dledtisteit lein 70 felen mir II,
ben Srrtbum peS Manes, per als ras
Oberite auf oer 5tufenleiter rer @eien
Elm bSles prin3ip felt. Bas iase i9 ?
Infer Srrtbum piiroe nod ent(eBli9er
letn> penn er i9l6lle bas CUTE Yrin3ip
aus, ,pel6es BET Wan6en ueniefen6
sur @eltun9 fommt. Der @eniu6 pe6
BSlen mlrpe aQetn unp pbne Neben>
bubler bic S@idiale Der Belt reeieren (;
Der aSni9 cer Gtniternib miirpe In BET
ftrabIencen @cbnuns oerSelieen {tinen
1bron aufidlosen.
Nein, Der Menfd brau9t bas Qi@t
ni9t 3u meioen aus Tur9t Dor oemB6>
fen. Die Nabrbeit 11eut ni9t pie6elle
oeS Ta9e6. Das morali19 @ute 1T
ielbt nidts Nnpere6, als cine orobe
@obrbeit. Sc auisttldrter bein @er>
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Septem + er.

1. Neeip tbeilte nad Dem Iore
leiner Gltern fein 8erm5sen unter bic
Armen unp entfernte fid pon ber @e<
ieQl1aft Der Menlben um ber @efabr
oes ett!en Qebens su entlieben. 6tarb
3u Gnre bes 7ten Sabrbunpert6. .
2. Stepban &5nie Don llnz
earn, arbeitete unermiipet an Nu5rotz
tuns ter Mbs5tterei uno an 8efeft9uns
pes Gbrifentbums in ietnem Retde.
Dapur6 bat er fd ben &ubm etnes
Npoitels eer llngarn percient, unp mar
belpnpers 9cgen Die Nrmen barmber3ig
Don oenen ct ME Ginen obne Nlmolen
entla6en bat. Starb 1893. VI
3. 5erapbia tparb >peaen bes
Betenntni0eS pes@laubenS 3ipei Sing
lineen preisse9eben. Muein bic beili0e
S9ambafti9feit troBte pieler beftiasn
Yerludun9. aus s5tli9er Gdeune
wurpen ALE MnfdQe auf ibre &eul9beit
pereitelt. Sie 5tarb i'm 2ten Sabrbun<
bert. .....a 90
4. @ p5olie Yon t5nieli9em @e<
blate, fabte aus eiebe 3u Selus ben BEL
oenmdbt8en Gnti9lub, ben 0of su per<
lanen unb perbar9 f@ In elmer f9redz
barren 66ble. Sie farb paielbit i'm
SABRE 116O.
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9tu,,t,tter 81.

ftanb 1T, bette be6er erfennt Ct bic unz
ausipredli@e per Tuaenp une
btele GrfenntniB erlei9tert ibm bic eNusz
ii6un9 pes @uten.
Demna@ perbinoert cine 9r1bereYFez
sc Der E eoleren Gabi9fetten, in chen
pemMabe bic @nt,pidelun9 Der 9rSberen
2eioenI9aftNa, per SueQe Der 2afer.
Die @ei9tdte lebrt uns in Der Tbat,
oaB 9runpldle6te Weni9en ielten nit
iebr bobem @eiite be9abt waren.
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Nur ,nitbt ber5d9t.

ur n;Gt ser,ast .penu betnem ernRen eben etrsten
Reib uub Miesunf in ben Bee ftd aeQt
eiebf bu utdbt, rie bort ter Wolfe gDadernets
Durd BE &lutb ber sunne nieserfdat2 .-s
2ur nidt s<r,ast! rem sna're, feee @emmeafsslsn
Auf bein beares Wpuen @eiisr fpei'n.
Sleibt sas gplb ia. rsnn Il qumstr aud bsf&mussn.
Dsdb sas tbeuerfe Metaa uns rein!
Nu. ni&t ser,ast! renn bic pIanea ssinss &abnes
e&Sumena ,plb mandmal b.e Dpee Fdlast.
$50 ia bic eturmesrose. hte oieI f&neaer
Setes Sabr,eus bin sum 5afsn trdst! =
Nur uidt seraaat mena aud i'm &f uub mutt'ses
Singer
Nauner greunb spx beiner eeite fdlt-
ygsrwdrts! Aufwdrts!" !" fei ft.ts betae erfuas.
,lnb lem Nhtbisea eeb6rt bic gelt! -. -
Nur ntt s.r,ast nenn man&mal aud tie tlate eprs'
Nu her Settle beines pfabes lalei&t -.sa rr,,
eteb' hie esnne, bic aad fdwalen Wetterwulten
Gid siel Harer bort tn Ietber aeist! q. o.. .4.y.
Sur nit sersast! ena bic uns Ia ssn fafen Sseunber
Tene f95nfe Jreube rtrb setrdbt,
60 rirb bic 8utunft srpYslt ild perfdSnsx,
Dur& ten 3enen. Der bid pabrbaft Iiebt. l.-
Nur ni9t ser,ast wenn aud tas qeten tir nit @rcten
0.rse auf ben gilserYfab tir tbarmt. ..-
.5aten nitt I'm mutb bsen Rineen einf Gisanten
Den Glsmp. ten Gftterfs. eealrmts
Sur ni6t sersaet uenn man&e betner blintsn Ssinte
Dir f.insfelte tets eutsesen feb'n - ~ ...E
GinmaI mta.n ,.Rettt unb aDatrbstr" trixnpbrsn,
9a6 unb Neib unb Gali@bet nntereeb'n! .f ..g O..
..tm.. t.r.. S. 4. eailer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-28
ct. @anl, mtnneiDta Samfta8, ben 2S. Muauf 1S6

ben uno werpen fie ME tiirsen, penn ibre
erfen uranfdn9e i9on, ,pie ta6 8erliz
terBlatt ia9t, erboben itd fiesreid iiber
@abrucder, Gpifurder uno Stoifer, unb
,pas ben @ebilpeten cine Iborbeit oe=
ldienen> tru9 ben Sie9 I'M Mpr9enz
unb Nbenolanre BARON.
| Mu@ bic &erful9un9 1T tteler &ir9e
9eSeniiber madtlos, pie pieS ooS 8et>
ipiel @re9pr5 VII. Benefit, per ME itdrz
fer ,par, als ca er na6 Salernp fI9z
tete unb in rer 0erbannuns farb. -
Selbf bic Nuffldrun9 fann Die fatbol!z
ide Stride nt9t t6oten, penn auf bic
ippis oufldiebenoe Muffdruns pes Is.
Sabrbunoert6 ieben mir rie1e STRIDE I'M
16. it& nod fdrfer In ibren Dp9men
unp in ibrer @erfaNuns tefeitieen, tudb>
renb fe I'M 18. Sabrbunoert bic Nn>
erife per Gnepflppdoi ten unb cen
6turm ber fran;Sf1den &epplutipn
iesreid beitebt. Gbenfo bat bic r5n'i>
I9e &ir9e in unierem Sabrbunbert ben
9rpeartteen Gortldrttten in ben Natur<
pi0enldaften 9esendber ii9 itdrfer uno
einbeitlider ols je 9efaltet u. l.w.
Su lauten in &irse bic seldidtli9en
Nusfiibruusen Der Spenerl9en3eitung
beren @idtiefeit mir onertennen. Spnz
|perbarer @eile fcmmt aber ba6 8erltz
ner Blatt na9 Der Mufsdblun9 bieltr
biaoril ldenGbat1adcn i9lieblid auf BEN
@eranfen, bic beutisen@eeierunssn Dor
bem @pneil 3u ,paraen unp ibnen cine
entidtepene, ia io9ar eine eoent. feinrie-
lt9e6altuna 9esen oo1elbe an;uempfeb=
len, ,pas nit, often seiaet, ni6t be9ret>
fen. Qiest in elmer iol6en Mnempfebz
lung nidt zine Sntonlequen3 uno Elm
@ioeripru9 nit pem Goran9esan9e>
men? ...
Benn BE Nuffldruns> ber Spptt, rer
3meifel, Die Se1folsunA nit einem
@orte ale irpil l9en &rdf;e i6 biz jebt
obnn1ad:is an Der fatboliiden Stride
unp peren @eitaltuns er.rtelen baben,
mirD pa nidt auh cine feinrlslise 6al>
tuns Der mopernen Me9ierun0en, bic
@ptt perbiiten ppue, nuslos letn f? 8ir
sIanben, bic Speneride 5eituns tbdte,
um tpnlequent ;u iein, ndd allen pom
tbr eittrten Trfabrunsen be0er, ren 3e~
lsicrunsen ben Ratb gu ertbcilen, bas
@pnetl rubtg 9epdbren ju laifen. ,f.l.
| reber Die Mn9ft Dor bem @onetl, bic
,pie Elm anitedenpes Jieber unter ben
Diplomaten, Ntatboliten, Qiberalen unr
0emifen belprsnibppuen& n&atbolifen aus>
Sebrcden lit unp, pie es i6eint wd1E
je ndber Der December beranriidt cariiz
BET ua9t bic ,,Demofratil6s sGprrelponz
ccns folsenoe oerniinftise 8emerfuns.
sic fdreibt !: ... ="
~Gin Sabrbunrert cer@ewi0ensfreiz
beit> aber >penn bic fatbplil6en @e,pi r
fen rSmild i6lasen pas iou unerlaubt
fein! Gin Sabrbunoert Der freien Gorz
Il@une aber Die porausi9tlt@en Bc<
| fdl1f1e bon etli9en bunoert &arotndlen
uno 8iidGfen ja9en ibm Gur@t Elm
Gin Sabrbunrert per Ioleranb aber i'm
8crauS i1on iou bic Staatssewalt In
einem balb Dubenp Staaten il4 riiten
nit cer san3en &raft Der politif 5pz
benlobe! Wa1en mir pcer trdumen
rir 2"
- Das 1fumenil1e @oncil madt