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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09
The Musical Convention.

As we write, on Monday, there is a
prospect of fine sleighing for the occasion
of the Musical Convention, which we feel
sure the friends Of music, young and old,
will not be Slow to improve. The jingle
of the merry sleigh bells will come in well
with the other melodious sounds. In adj
dition 70 the attractions heretofore met
toned, we have been able to add the name
of MISS JENNIE M. KEyEs, who is now
spending few weeks in Vermont, and
promises to be present. This lady is too
well Known to the public in Vermont, both
as vocalist and pianist, to reed commend
alton. If the weather be redium fair
there will be the best assemblage Of rus.
zeal talent ever in Lamoille county, VIC
feel sure. Remember the Concerts Thurs.
day and Friday Ewes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09
For the Newsdcaler.
Lecture Of Rev. ii. G. Estes.

Mr.. EDITOR The Lecture to which
we of this village listened on the evening
of the Let inst. was a discourse of uncom-
mon merit. l would gladly give your
readers an analysis Of it, but from the
possibility that the author may wish to
deliver it elsewhere, |, therefore, allude
to it only to say, that should our other
villages invite the author to deliver it to
them AM quite sure they would not re,
greet the moderate outlay.
Conversation was his theme. Beauty
of language, precision of statement and
comprehensiyeness of idea characterized
thi: very interesting and suggestive lecture
Johnson, Nov. 9Th. d.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09
|. 0. Of G. 7.

At a regular meeting Of the Lamoille
Central Lodge, No. 46, |. 0. of G. t.,
Nov. 9Th, the following were installed as
officers for quarter ending Jan. 30, next !:
W. G. Jefferson Thomas.
p. W. G. T.-Alonzo Cobleigh.
W. Wins. V. ID. Fitch.
w. SIS. l.. Vincent.
w. A, S.--Miss Alice Gates. ..
W. T.-Wm. II. Smith. ...
W. II. S.-Mrs. VIM. II. Smith.
w. C.-Rev. j G., Bailey.
W. M.-Sdney Newcomb.
w. d. M.-Miss Jennie Keller.
Nv. l. G.-Miss Maggie Hogan.
W. o. G.-George Prouty.
w. r. fl. S.--Mrs. j Thomas.
w. i. II. S.-Mrs. j, M. Hill.
Twelve new members were initiated
during the last quarter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

TERpsrcuoRE,--There will be dancing
at the Mountain Spring House in Water
vile, on Thanksgiving day, from six PM,
until twelve P. NJ. Hall bill so cents !;
meals 80 cents. Capt, Mcfarland knows
how to do the handsome on such occasions.
All are invited no cards. SOB
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09
" Sally Slater.

We have an article from your pen, full
enough of vinegar, spice, pepper, and
condiments generally to keep until next
week, when, extraordinaries excepted, it
shall appear. We had intended publish
it this week, but find our space will not
admit.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

Representative Ballard of Fairfax
has introduced Bill asking for Charter
for a Railroad from Georgia Depot to
connect with the Lamoille Valley r. r.,
at some point in this county.
No proposals to our knowledge have as
yet been made TO contractors for building
the same, and VIC believe the money for
building the road has not yet all been
guaranteed. r,s. ST..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09
Immense Haul Of COunterfeiters

lthAhShcC AkAet VI CbulstJb ESbtVa Ss
1t seems that Mr.. Hart j. Pearce Of
N. Y, who is Claimed to be the best let
terer engrayer in the world, one Reuben
Carpenter Of Boston, another first class
engraver, with several others of less dis
tinction as engravers, but now all alike
distinguished as scoundrels, led on, as it
appears, by one Col. Robert B. Clark. Of
N. Y, have been engaged for some time
past in the manufacture Of counterfeit to-
bacco stamps, which they have found a
ready sale for among the tobacconists Of
the country for about one-fourth the cost
of tho genuine article.
Col. Whitley, chief detective of the
Treasury department, has been on the
trail for nearly two months, and last week
was able 10 put his hand upon the rascals
and say, II want you" with such crush
ing evidence of their guilt that each and
every one Of them was compelled to own
up. They are now "playing checkers
with their noses" and will probably be
able at some future time to give full dis.
cription Of tie inside of a penitcntiary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

-4Renne's Paiu-Killing Magic Oil is
very valuable compound for rheuma-
tlsm, and every kind Of pain, ague in the
face and jaws, neuralgia, spinal Irritation,
headache and lamcness, bruises, con:
tusions and spains.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

M. A. Bingham, Esq, lately in part
nership with the Hon. Henry Stowcll, at
Cambridge Boro', contemplatcs changing
out his single" at No. Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

-Enosburgh has voted not to bond for
the building of the Missisquoi Valley R.
R., and the probabilities now are that il
St. Adams and the Vt Central want that
road built they will have an opportunity to
build it The towns in Franklin county
that have invested in the interest of the
Lamoile Valley r. r. stand true to that
interest and the recent rulings of Judge
Wilson in the case Of A. o. Adds Us. the
town of Swanton has strengthened and
encouraged them. The friends Of our
road have only to swatch and wait" for il
is to be built and us speedily as possible.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

'--Workmen we're engaged in constructs
ing and laying the aquaduct for Mr. Wells
new wooden factory in Waterville last
week---which looks like business.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09

MIR. G. o. Barnes, whom we mention.
ed astweek, as agent for "The Household
in Lamoi!le County, is meeting with graft
flying success. The publishers propose to
raise the subscription listin Vermont to TO-
600 copies, and the quota for Stowe, at that
rate, is 6S copies, A week ago Mr.. B.'s
Stowe list was lis, lie had obtained 60
subscribers in Morristown, and thought he
should get 40 more. The Cady's Falls list
wasl5. Inevery section of the county that
he has already visited, he has met with the
same success. lfeyery other countyisrcp-
resented by as good an agent, the publish
ers of The Household will have no trouble
in reaching their 10000. But the paper
commeuds itself to every person of good
taste. gf.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-09
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

as amended repeals the first and second sections o ,e
original Tenure.OfOce act Of March q 1867 Inc hrss
section OF the Senate amendment Is left utoucheu to
second section amended so rs 10 READ aS 1oioWt:
That during the President herhy e
ciSil
rt Senate Judges Of he Ou
states Conrs until 81 the Senate and 70
designate suitable subject to be renewed 70 ~
hv the Of another perform duties Of such su'po
oaths the bonds Feqqifed by Law 70 De !akh u
suspended officer and shall dunog ise nme Pf speb
oeer Of Which shall beRg " TIE once
be du Of the Presdeo within 90 days are, the M opinion
ought be 6d nominate persons 70 on All sed or
which exist to The meeting s senate pd ss during
advise and eonsent TO an
place such suspended oneeT then aud not % s,oa Of
a pTAetleAoe" :" SAN
the Senate f,f said oGee. ~, A. cootoronca
Mr. BINGHAM Rep.. ohio one OF the ConerenTfds snfd
Committee, made explanation OF tne IePVt' 90 The
1t would be acceptable to the Republican party " '
Mr. BUTLER Rep. Mass) Chairman OF the Confer er,
enee COMMITTEE, also made an ePr,,ns thai gave TO
tbe senate the pOwer renstate the SUI pended
He was bound 10 say that he thought the secoh on % w..
Office Act though IL had never been passed
He did not think altered the power or the fresueh
from what he had under the Constitution -, A., .
Mr. LOGAN Cep, Il.,) wished 10 KNOW "netnel 1U tnU
difference the repeal OF the Tenure-otOnce D
and the report of the Conference Committee was not the
difference between ticeediedum and ttceedtedeeY
Mr BUTLER said he would not put ~ 40 slrong; @ ias
thought the difference right the other way ~ was
the difference between ttceedIedee and ttoeeaea""'
Mr. EfBI ACK Dem Ind said he suggested the other
from Massachusetts (Mr. Butler was only tempoIaiy
1t had turned our He would have TO cease ioo"ins
his lead. He could not vote for TINS measure m .ho
Mr.. BUTLER moved the previous question on tne
report. ,, -. -, no %
81 and report agreed TO by ayote Oh Yeas V0 "
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship The Queen GrOgan Liverpool March H. aud QnseuOrn
Steamship Moro castle Adams Havana mts sad pas.
Noodle Liverpool March It, Queenstown l'tb and
steamship Nersus B.arse Besiou. mdse. and pas"
BnE Joseph Hove, Turner Saga u days .agar
Biss C. Matthews. lun, Coh springs Tor Boston.
seSL R r Rsyn,,d pres P.sA1s US S days eSa..
sioop Agent GSsSici Bi"b.ihpori
scHoOsKRs-nyKK Ann colsTwlsE
A. T. Fitch, EHIsbethpOtt Hydra0ger. BhIabethpor,.
NJ Keun.dy EhIabethport Ceres, BBi.bethport
Messenger, BhIabeihPort sa,a'9gA BiIsbeopSrt
Rachael Jane VI Iab.tbporI Collins JOhusoa.
Kmas l. Phud,n vhgtsiA- MAu Rvslas. yhgisia
6ssrrs Peisod,, virsiuia- 8 W His., Virgins.
SNOW Paie Yrdns Mary A. Hsyer, Virginia
W,D Csr.ii Phisd.iphiA Auns r ssfor, Philadelphia.
X A. Confln Baltimore. 4. Mtisr. Newcastle Del
L. A. TOile' Norwich. Ssns BIoomhsd' Stanford
Ship Queen Of Hearts Liverpool Jan. i6
snip links PhinnsJ, Antwerp J,a via Faya Psb %
Bari sIneho PaRsa from MstanlsA
Big j. Leighton Wallace, from Barbados:
SAILED.
and Siberia for LrerpOOli Mary SRdfOri
Wilmington
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March 3ArriVtd schra Emma from BaIbados.i
na Mhsxs Phad.ph. Callom from Boston Sailed,
ssT'sp GSs'' ' Mach sAyd 1 steamship p Clyde
from SsxYsr, Lass & from B.nn.ss y gs., s n,mo t0 R.
c9 from s; g S1 SSTS1 sS 6a 10" Rio A D'
''s ss1sssaS s1s aeS S steamship. Moaome
yado from Newfork Tonassuds from Philadelphia brig WIN Hob
srt,on from Boior Cleared ,elr II lockwood for Jacksonville
d. r. Brown, for Dsren.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LosDos March The steamship Asl from NewYork iO Bemen
ha, arrived out
Ship LnAs Arto.u b Bs'ton March a. lat 40 "a ~ ioa
ship Good Hope from Lsaaau for NvyOrt, March @ lat 's'
loa. 6l.2o.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

Lieut.. Casey whose funeral took place yes
terday at his fathers residence this city formerly
pnpil in the Public School and Free Academy During
his sophomore year in the latter InstatOn bo was aI
p0nith q cadet 20 West Point IL dstil him
self n scholar while at the Miniaty ACADEMY. aud
upon his graduation assigned ~ to %tcfy CORPS
and stationed for duty at Port WasiiUE.gI JJ Last
Wednesday Willie drilling battalion at g. FOt, lie was
shot by tle acSidenLa discharge OF u muskeL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

Mr.. LAWRENCE (Fep, Mass) sad ne happehen 10 nc ne
present he would have voted Yea
TESTING QUESTIONABLE BILLS.
Mr. WOODWARD Dem, Pal introduced 1ill 10 test
constuonaty of the questionable acts oil Congress
Referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEE; sr,r
Mr.. STEVENSON tRep.; Ohio. from the COMMITTEE on
d% hs eeoOd S I'D Dsc
Louisiana to Mr Sheldon and gave nouce that he wou
'@s Mr. BURR Dem, ill., presenteda minority report in
the same case ,.,o,,,,cv n,,,
Mr.. DAWES CFaep., Massl frou the Committee on Ap.
proprations reported deficiency bill II was made the
special order for two o'clock tomorrow
ALLOWING DEFENDANTS TO TESTIFY
Mr.. BUTLER Rep.. Massl from the Judiciary Com,
cases in the United states courts to testify. ordered to
be printed and recommitted.
He also from tho Reconstruction Committee, reported
bill for the removal OF disabilities from loyal citizens
Ordered to be printed and recommitted
Mr. ELDRIDGE Dem. Wis., inquired whether II was q
Mr iT BUTIER replied that 1t was
Mr. ELDRIDGE-Does 1t apply to every body -,
Mr. BUTLER-Yes, Sir, to everybody, to every loyal
The bill provide. general system tr the r.mS, Of Ptie, Dis
where the persons applying during admitting h'i the
applicant believes the Confederate General and STATE % . 70
THE MISSISSIPPI BILL RESUMED.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the MIS-
MI addressed the House in favor of the post
ponenen of the bill to the next session. He argued that
the military sufficiently strong and the military
cently true the pulsatiOns OF patriotism 70 Justify
leaving the State Of Mississippi for the present under
military control Life would be secure down there
under that than il would be under other form Of
ernment =
THE CURRENCY BILL.
without dispOsing Of the BILL the Senate bill supple
mentary to the Currency Act motion Of Mr GAR
FIELD taken from the Speakers table and referred 10
the Committee Oh Banking aud the Currency.
THE PAY ENLISTED MEN.
The Senate iout resolution respecting the pay and al
lowances of enlisted OF the army was on motion OF
Mr. LOGAN taken from the Speakers table and passed.
POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
Mr.. WHITTEdORE (Rep.. y. .C.D introduced q bill to
remove political disabilities
The House then at ASS adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

FROM LIyERPoOL-Iu steamship The Qeeen, March 3-Mrs
Colus Mr. and Los eli, Mr. Colt Mr. Mcdowell, b. Glen
Brown Mr. and Mrs Hueon Mr Jackson Mr Robinson Mr jean
\ seho Monped, Mr. Bontsure, Miss Foster Mr spencer
Capt Jamison and family Mr. Latd -. -,
FROM HAyANA-ln steamship Moro Castle March Jl-hchno
Gibbs o. Consul NneVa wife and ebltron; hcElws u
a. w- hePsl. PaymAsisr Ch. " Float. 3 n neers
Della Mss.rs A. aud ROdnq~ss Is.r.ss, Ms, A.
Cole Chaeoa faniy Maeaias and lady H. Pond,
sputo,a O. O. Aeg. Ahiss NJ ssrna Lows
and Son r. Psteher Arterch O. CASTELAR,, Dslopss
and family G. Poso aud family Heraad A. hscs Josepa
ROdsrqus ". Wander water l.. Bard
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
IIanossesn snh !

A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN HATs.-The sub
scrber respectfully inirn, his friends and The public N
os,ng for Sprnz STYLE OF DRESS HAT oi
1859 snrcy Invention an Improvements o.
which not only retains ~ shape
but implrts perpetual gloss This Invention Shleh vii es assa
sIeluy, IN the his hats will give them preference
over All oilers Call Judge for yoaueTe ibe ad'angs. oned b
hi, establishment Puee 81 So n hsPENscHsp, hAhuae'u o.
Hat No Nam
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

SPOKEN.
Ship LnAs Arro,.n r bsOa March a. lat 40 "a ~ loa
NV. .
ship Good Hope from London for NvyOE March ~ lat oS3
loa 682o
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

REMoyAL-OFFICE OF THE BURGLAR ALARM
E. H0LnEs
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 97 Fulton-st., New
place buy reliable WArcHEs tne DiAhoFD JAY
ELET and SILVER WARE Diamonds q spfedug
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
- - u,n, Tt., n, WIND Irour Their Wind
hNlots go 90 80 n W March 3l-6 4lo EHN.
Mhoh =, sso 90 ee wv 80 NV.
S7o 30 "a WNW II 80 1894 NV.
-Mopipg-WIndy noOBi haIJ and cloudy from
nxbt 10 81 yer cloudy from 70 H. Ahenoon"nay 70 ah'
set; very cloudy little cloudy a, 81 very cloudy RON - W a
TO- cloudy from 1880 Northern Lights tnoi bsSD H'm
and siil prevailing at ii.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

Public and Private Buildings Ventilated b.
H. A. Gor9s, No. 75t Broadway. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-30

in ieinen @edielbldttern su fabnben 1lnb bic g5de
ein5ufansen, Die BON 3eit Su 3eit elbit ben wobl=
seoronetfen Settings entiprinsen. Sc.
gen Die Wermutbuns mandber golesen, baB beias=
tes @enie auf bitfeu rniAt mebr uneembbnliden
Wese" Die aufmerfamfeit Der Yreiie auf rieine ei'
sene Arbeit" gu lenten iudt, miiien mir 0eruab=
runs einlesen. Ser Wfann befrieoist einfah etn
~natirlides Beoirfnib." Sate Nlt= Ntben einit ei-
men Diosenes, Der nit ber 2aterne Meni6en iubte.
10 fann Deuiia.Ntben audb iein aufseblaenesS Sdul'
meiterlen baben, bas, NIT oer 8rille auf Der ytaie
un6 enem unbeilbaren @parren I'M Ropfe, nad
OrudfebIern iudt. &c mub aud iolde Rdu3e seben,
unb bas ensliide Spridmort eab "a little learning"
elm iebr sefdbrliaes Sling 1T, muB feline 8ere4tis'
uns baben. Wir t0nnen benz 10 iebr perfannten, mos
bernen Diosenes bon Deuti4 =atben nnier Utitse'
fabl nidt periasen, uno eriu6en oaber Die Serren
gebocteure, ueberieber uno Gorrectoren, ibm suue'
len cine tleine Greuoe su MAIDEN.
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@u4I3ettel.

Dir minfden. uniere Treunoe.. uberaa in, Staa'
te ouf oas i'm Sabre 1868 pailirte @eieb in 8etref
Der @obbettel aufmertiam su MAIDEN. 3ufolse bie'
fes @eiebes mdHeu ale Stimm3ettel auf peibeu
Yopier nit idwarser 9inte seiarieben ooer se'
brudt iein. NQe 3eid5en, moour& man erfabrer
t6nnte. iuie Der 8dbler eeiimmt bat, miiien per'
mieben tperoen. Srseno Semano, Der oieiem @eie-
BE 3upiberbanbelt, unb anbere als bic borseidries
benen 9idets brudt perbreitet ooer itu,mt, perfdq
in @trafe. Sn friberen 3eiten lieBen oft partbei'
fiibrer ober Nrbeseber bunte ober nit seuen 3ei'
den periebene Sidets bruden, um db 5u iberseugen.
Oh bic bon ibnen abbdnsisen Nrbeiter aud bic re4=
te rJarbe" itimmten. I'm bieien Wibbrau9 ab3u'
i9affen uno allen @eIesenbeit gu eeben, obne Gurdi
por ueberpa9ung nod ibrer ueber3eusuns 5u finn
men, wurbe bas obise @eleb erlaHen.
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Gro Fartige WfaKen.Seriammtnn8 in
4s5 Columbus! -@t
Geuatur 9enbrids' @ebe.

Sn un1erer Sauptitabt pur0e am Jreitag Mbeno
BON @eiten Der Detnofratie Der Dabltampf NIT
@Iana er6ffnet Die Mnfinbieuns. oaB Senator
senbrids, BON Snbiana, Dor bem staatsbauie ipre=
den ,uerbe, tuirtte mie 3auber. aus allen Gden
unb gnben Der Stabt itr6mten bic Utaiien baufen-
ueiie nod Dem Staatsbauie, uno es bdtte fann1 Der
perlodenoen 86ne bon Semmersba9's Ufulitcorps
unb Der &ateten beburft. Sdon lanse Dor Der an'
beraumten Stunbe maren bic Stufen oes gapitols,
bic Sauienben Blab beten, nit Weni9en beiebt
unb cine mosenbe Maiie umrinste ben Htoner.
ftanb. &c mar in ieber Be3iebuns eine sroBartise
Yeriammluns. Sr. gonperie fibrte ben Borfib.
Senator Senbrids lit Elm ausse3eidneter uno iebr
enbrudspo1er Rebner. gr beleioist Niemanoen
unb entbdlt Ii9 se1iientlid aller unlebiamen aus=
fdIe auf feline politiiben @esner. gr berlaBt ih
einfab auf bic Wabrbeit ieiner Sadie nno auf Die
Rraft ieiner Mrsumente, unb bieie Nrsumente iber=
seusen unb sinoen. gr beidrdntte iid in ieiner
Rebe bauptiddli9 auf stuei 6rasen - oas 15te
Mmenoment unb bic 6inan3fraee - bic ct in sriino=
li6er uno eridDpfenoer @eiie bebanoelte. 8ir
f6nnen ni4t peru9en, bic 9eoe uieoer gu seben uno
Elm Mus3ug mIrbe nur auf eine 8eritiimmelung bins
auslauien. Cine 10 bur6ba9te &ebe, mo- ieoer Sab
iid losiidb an ben anoern anreibt. nluB enttpeoer
gang ober gar nidt mitsetbeilt peroen. gesnlgen
mir uns baber oamit, 5u ertldren, oaB es cine mel.
terbafte, iber3eusenoe Rebe mar bic biel @utes se-
prft bat .-...
Nadb Srn. Senorids ipraden nod Die Srn. 3D.
ber. Willon, @oIoen unb De2anp. Sc mar II ubr
als iid bic Yeriammluns auh0fte.
Dieie rieiise Beriammlung bat betuieien. bob bic
Oemofratie BON Columbus burdaus nidbt i9ldft;
bab lie i'm @eeentbel fampfbereit oer srobenS4 4ladt
i'm October entsegeniiebt Seoesmal, tpenn oer gfas
me Yenbleton senannt ipuroe, eridallten tau.
lenoltimmise Beifansrufe uno mir iinb uberSeust,
BOB Columbus ieinen reialib semeiIenen antbeil
sur grudbluns George $. 4enoleton's bei-
tragen wirb!
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spanien, Guba uno bic Der. Gtaateu.

gerets lit Der Sa6restag beg 8esinnes Der ipa-
ni16en HeDOlution .Dieoergetebrt, uno 0o1 mus ie=
Der unbefanaene betennen. oaB felt iener 3eit in
Spanien Nitts belIer, DObl aber Wfanhes idlim=
mer seporoen 1T, als es uner Der tusenobaften Sia-
bella mar 9Str woaen nidbt mebr BON ben inneren
YerhdtniIien Der Sabinel reoen, Die idon BON al-
len 8ldtiern big gum l1ebermaBe beipro9en Hno,
ionbern pelmebr einen Blif auf Die Ye3ebunaen HI
guba perfen. Dieielben fnb neuerbines ourd bic
paltung Der Geeerune Der Ser. Staaten in cine
nsue. aber feinesmess sintecre Ybaie getreten oe-
miem Sinne unteriddbt 5u merben ideint. Sic
Waoriber Sldtter wenishens dubern lid auBerors
oentld iharf uno lpredben Den aug. oaB, ,uenn bas
Walbin9toner Cabinet fernerbin nid3t feline Sdnbe
aus bieier Sade laie, es iih auf frieseribe gpen.
tualitGten eefabt MAIDEN miIe
eSn G6nlber QSele bat litb aud Yrim in YariS
eeduBert uno in ienen Musbrifen iosar ourdbli-
den ailen. oaB in einem iolden Sale cine mdttige
Coalition binter Spanen 1tehe M0es oies lit lee
res @ei6mdb. Yrm's Stequng uno Wirfen in
Yaris lit piel 8u smeioeutie uno unfair as bab man
leinen Neuberun9en einen belOnoern Wertb beimel=
len ioats: Rriessorobunaen Ssitens Der ipanii4en
meB. oaB Spanien aus bunoert @tiinoen unfdbis
it, einen aus,udrtisen 8rieg su beginner, uno mas
en0li Die angeoeutete Coalition betrfft, 10 lit oas
r.alte betannte rSeeidanse," bic nur ben einen eb
ler ba., oab lie ebt nibt mebr u3iebt." Smmerbin
it Die Situation cine beoentd,e, aber nidt fur Die
lid fir Spauen ielbi. oeiien sr0btes unsld es 1T,
eab es INNER nur galet=S dnSerinnen. Rduber, 8er=
l6m6rer, bin uno Dieoer enen tiidtigen @eneral,
niemals aber aroBe Staatsmdnner proou3irt
gs lit leiht uno es beoarf oasu feines 9ente's,
Die politihen Verbdltniie eines 9anoes um3uftlir.
sen uno 5u perpirren, a0en es seb6ren uirflh gro'
Be Wdnner oa3u, INN Ipdter bic Situaton. 5u be'
berriten nnb wieoer 3u tldren. Spanien beoarfeis
neg Hdelieu's, gapour's ooer 8ismard's, nm li4
aus ieinem iesaen Werfau su erbeben nno Die ibm
9ebabrenOe gteaiuns in europa pieoer su erobern;
"a es oersleiden aber nidt bat. 10 iollte es gum
Minoeaens aae fernern yerwidlunaen gu permeioen
uden. SIN dbnlidem Sinne bat lid9 auh Napo!e.
IN prim eeseniber sedubert. gr bat binidtlid !
suba's seiast, bas 5uedmdbisite Yrineips in Der |
Bolitit lei, bas, mas man nidt balten tonne. aufz
uaeben uno babel iein eieenes Beilpiel nit Wierco
nseflbrt. gs ideint ieoo4, als Oh oieier tpobse.
1einte &atb auf taube Obren getroffen iei uno mir
,iiien oaber eruarten, oab li au bier pieser bas
lte Spridwort bewabrbeiteu psroe; y9Ber ntdt |
6ren mill, muB fiblen!" (Balt. @orr) ;