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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

Leaving a balance Of s2Gs, 900, which will be
amply sutheient to pay all existing liabilities
A. lehNe TO the credit Of the Corporation on
the 3Oth OF June, 1870, the sum OF tlOO,OCl.
on the tl0Ol may appear somewhat high, and
the sum to be raised by 1t more than 10 actually
necessary, But II is less, much less than that
stanced than we now are. We need more i'm.
provements In our streets, more OF which
should be openedj more bridges and nag foot
ways must DO paved, tho intefsectlons OF
which cost large sums Of money; more sewers
should and must be constructed immediately
the Iatetss OF whieh, with the drops, man;
funds. The Fourteenth street sewer requires
to be relAid from end to end; wells and pumps
are elanored for all over the eityi a station:
comfortably furnished for our policemen;
school-houaes built where necessary, In order
to save the thousands paid for rent OF incon.
Yenient and poorly adapted sohool-rooms, The
| sea-wall on the west side Of south Washington
should be removed outward to tho river chan.
nel, and the space nlled In, SO as to give place
to wharVes on the river 'front.' gas must DO ex.
tended on most Of the streetsi the people who
are without light and who pay as much for
lighting other streets as they who derive the
complaining about II, and other extraordinary
expenditures, which none but those who are
required to audit and pay the bills would ever
think Of are requisite, which amount 10 a
very large sum during the year.
But these Improvements more than pay the
cost OF construction In the enhancement OF the
value Of real estate In the city, which comes
back to the Taxpayers 10 this way fouT-fold,
to say nothing OF the additional comfort, con.
yenienee and satisfaction they afford. Who
does not know that this city whether justly
or unjustly does not change the factl has the
reputation OF being century behind Others
Ola like population 10 all that relates to put
lie improvements and progress, when, as the
capital OF the republic, the resort OF people Of
all nations, we should be foremost In these
thlngG. To effect this object money 10 re-
quired, aud the only way TO obtain 1t is
through taxation. Besides all this we have
thousands of mech anics and laborers unem.
ployed, many OF whose families are suffering
Tor bTead. We should strive to give these en-,
ployment aAfar as possible to make them and
their families comfortable aud oontented, by
doing which much that tends to vice and crane
will be destroyed, and the morals Of the peo-
pie Improved. And how can this be so pront.
ably done as Dy putting the idle poor, who are
willing aud anxious to work, but are totally
unable to get II, to performing labor on the
streetIi The result will prove the wisdom OF
such course, not only by what 10 above
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20
CORPORATION AFFAIRS.
MAYOR sowEN's MESSAGE.
The Financial Condition Of the City.
MPoRrANT DEMONSTRATIONS,


wisHIseTys. D. q. Jay 70. ,is@
uEsTLENEs. In accordance with custom,
and with the requirements OF the charter OF
the city, l have the honor OF transmitting for
your consideration the following communica-
tion relative to the condition OF the city and
Its affairs during the fsoal year Just closed,
and OF calling your attention to such measures
as Ia my opinion, require the action Of The
Councils feeentiy Installed Into ofice,
we have enjoyed q season Of uninterrupted
and une xampled prosperity, which has had the
natural effect to increase our wealth and popu.
lation. sud give an impetus to improve ents
and business that cannot fail to be gratifying
to every citizen as we'll as every weil.wisher
OF the nations capital Ia no one year have
so many hrst-clans buildings been erected, nor
so many public Improvements been made
within the city limits as In the fiscal year just
closed. This has silenced the declarations Of
many that In consequence OF our proximity to
the great battle-ground OF the rebellion, and
the sympathy Of some OF our people with the
South, clAmor would be raised against re-
tanning this as the seat OF the General Gov.
ernment, which would result In Its removal
to one Of the great cities OF the west Now
that Its perm snency as the capital of the ma.
tiou appears assured, II behooves Us to make
the most of the advantages We possess over
other cities, from this A. well as other causes,
and to strive to keep pace with the progress
and spirit Of this enlightened age. To do
this much will be required OF the Councils,
but the results will amply repay for every
sacrifice that any or all OF - arc called upon
to make.
STREET rrrnovssxsrs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

Ol TINS amount was paid on previous indebted.
nessI IL cash tlOT Isl In bonds, s22 sOs.7ji
niUu AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
The early establishment Of scientific High
Upon tne completion Of the Franklin school
building, rooms for such a school could be set
apart therein, to be used until the finances OF
the city VIII Justify the erection Of a building
exclusively Tor the purpose. The manifest
advantages resulting from such an institution
lead me to hope that by the time OF the open.
Ing OF the public schools for the next schclas.
one on such basis as will give to 1t the ut.
most efficiency and usefulness.
TnE OoLoREp SCHOOLS.
The schools for cOlored children In this city,
with some exceptions, have been maintained
during the past year with a considerable de-
gree o. eiteieneyi but they might have at;
minea much higher excellence and SUCCESS had
they been under the management OF expert
eneed and well qualified directors. In my
Judgment, the time has arrived when these
schools should be Incorporated with our other
public schools placed under the same manage.
ment, be conducted on the same system and
share lmpArtially 10 all respects In the same
advantages. The Board Of Trustees OF Public
Schools should sOnsist Of both white and col.
oTed members, 10 due proportions, and no diff.
ference should be allowed 10 the qualifications
OF teachers on account OF the color OF the pu.
pils. The exigoncy which required the tempo
rAry creation OF separate board Of trustees
for cOlored schools has now happily passed
away, II Is much 70 be regretted that the
hVNlOH VI Nbublthb NJ lhht btbblOn, provide
Ing for the Termination OF this separate Bys-
tenn, should have been defeated by the veto OF
Andrew Johnson, through the influence and
misguided efforts OF = f0w OF the very class
for whose benefit II was intended.
The distinction OF color Is no longer Fecog.
niEed In our charter, nor at the balOt-bOx, In
the courts OF Justice, the lecture room, the
hall OF public amusement, the public convey
ance, nor Ia the CITY Councils. II should be
eliminated as speedily as possible from our
all caste. distinctions is one of the
great missions OF the American people, and the
sooner all classes conquer their pTejudicesm
and accept the situation, the better for ali con
cerned. AL children should be educated "a the
children Of American citizens, the future soy.
ereigns OF the Republic, and should be taught
to Ignore all class distinctions. Nowhere can
this DO done so eifectually as In the common
school, by the daily exercises OF the school.
room, where merit and achievement only give
precedence. And, on the other hand, by no
method will the anlmosities and pecullarItles
Of race and caste be so surely peTpetuated and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20
Personal.

Capellmelster Tschirsch, tho distinguished
German musician, has gone 10 Rochester,
N, Y, where a singing festival takes place
to-day and tomorrow.
Gen. Augur has gone to Fort sedgwlck to
meet Gen. Carr, who has Just returned from
an expedition.
Commissioner Van Aernam, of the PEN
slon Bureau, will return to the city to-day.
Senator spraguc will spend August In
Marlhn's Vineyard,
Captain J. B. NJ. Cltz Is ordered to ord
nance duty at the New York navy-yard.
Colonel Robert II. Douglass, Private Sec
rotary to the President, has recovered nom
his recent indlsposltlon, and was at the
White llouse yesterday.
Thomas Ferran, chief clerk in the Office
of tue Commissioner of Customs, and four
moved yesterday.
General Robert Williams, Assistant AdIu-
tant General, has left town for weeks
lrllay. In the meantime the duties of
his lyr'. IRE being performed by General
Vincent
Gruo.d Gordon Granger, United States
army, Was married in st. Pauls church,
Evansville, Ind, last Wednesday night, to
Miss Maria Letcher, daughter Of Dr. Joseph
Lctcher, OF Lexington, Ky.
CINCINNATI press and people complain Of
tho pcstlferous stencil arising from the
Miami canal, which runs through the hoRrt
of the city, and demand It's abatement ~ q
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

Tho amount 10 bank to the credit OF the In
terest and sinking frnd Tor the redemption
OF the ten.ycaf bonds was, on the 30th OF laat
month tT0, jG5, "a, which 10 larger sum than IL
necessary to be raised, the law requiring only
one tenth OF the amount OF the bonds ISSUED,
and the interest on the whole, to he collected
In each year. The rate OF taxation on this sc.
count eau therefore be materially reduced the
present year.
A large portion OF the water stock falls duo
the present year, and the entire amount will
soon'be payable. No provision has been made
by our predecessors In Office for the payment
OF any portion Of this debt, and the whole bur.
den OF 1t falls unjustly on us. There 10 now
standing to the credit of the water fund the
sum Of go $40 30, which 10 more than sufficient
to pay the years portion OF the debt. The
remainder will have to be provided for with
out delay, and recommend that authority be
given me to anticipate tho revenues from the
water fund to enable me to redeem tho stock
as II 10 presented,
BY the report OF the wstcr registrar, trans.
mitted herewith, II will be seen that me
amount OF water taxes outstanding Are.
Duc anu ble''..'......,...... t1j,22i n
het 70 hil uue't .sI..............., Ss,Ols AZ
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20


tfAnu tOthl.,. '.,.,.....'.''s ,'.'', 'tooo,TOI
For this sum OF s2J,3l2,S7, which has been
AGctulng for fifteen years, and which the cor.
poratlon has been totally unable to collect
from the company, have instructed the cor
poration attorney to bring suit 10 our courts.
REGULATIONS NECESSARY TO PREVENT ACCI-
DENTS.
oAnnot too strongly recommend the Coun-
ellis to Invoke authority from Congress giving
the Corporation full power to compel all rail
roads running into the city to conform the
same to the legal grade Of the streets, and, 10
order to avoid accidents, l also recommend
that the railroad companies be required 70 re.
strict the speed OF trains within the city limits
TO four miles al hour, and to station hagman
or signal officer at the intersection OF their
road with each graded street Of the city to
give notice OF the approach Of trains. Also,
nat an ordinance be passed imposing heavy
penalties on any company for obstructing any
street by suffering trains or cars to remain on
II when not In motion.
IMPROVEMENT oV TuE AVENUES DY THE uKN-
EnAL GOVERNMENT.
PonnsylyAnla avenue, the great thorough
fare Of tho Ioity, 10 In q wretched condition,
and requires 10 be newly paved with wood or
some other approved material. The other
avenues TALL Of which arc under the Jurisdlc'
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New Advertisements.

NOTICEABLE PERSONS ARE HERsBY EorI.
~ fed not to pay any money 70 Il. O. Sterling On
sponsible for any collections made BIZ him on our
account f.S,ls after this date. rpkyLIkAS0
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

To be given BY tho YOUNG hgN,s BENsyo.
sSEtEPTioN EkRisa;, on GoHDLi, Jolly
bratod Holy Hill Rand has boon engaged for the
occasion Tick sts, 81. jJ2)-eo3ls
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20
A UoTIos SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE.

A oof'o' SAIL " sa &c, oN'oAA'
ASSISTANT MInicLL PrayEIoIs 0,yLes.l
viii be offered at pubiic Auotion In this city. At
sSss.' Ss aSa asS
Of August. at loa. IN, large assortuent 81 Hoe,
pital furpiturs and Appliances. auong which will
bs found the following. yin!
500 Tin Basins, SHO Iron Beisieais. ssooS Deli
y, 900 Tin Caps, 400 Def pi.hSs assorted, Y, oe
Pitchers, 400 DELI Plrtes. sp Deli Tea Pots, 900
slteellar..l2 Razor.spd strops. 40 spi,tcoes,
Chests. 81 R1bss1 Ca.hions, e,6o ysrd u,ia.
large varl ~ Of other articles. embracing fun aels
Cork.erews, Dippor,, Oridlrons, Lantorns. Scales
Tables Sick ehairs, Cots, Horss. Litters, Co iee-
Mills. Thu Tumblers. &o.. 10.
new, CatAlogre' With full particulars furnished
upon application
Terms; cash. In Government funds only; ,5 per
cout deposit required A. me OF sale. and all pur.
CHAs, SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical PurVOy0r, Brevet Col. U. 8. A.
iyD-dt
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N 0 TIC E |

these dull times, 10 call at
WILSON g. CO.'S,
500 Seventh street, ludet odd Follow Hall. and
buy their BOOTS and SHOES. Don be afraid 70
try u.s. We have ali styles for all classes, and at
prices equally as low as any list Of prices you see
advertised In huy city paper.
Remember the No, Dog, And Name.
jyO.u OEO. d. WILSON CO.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
TRRLarRgR's OFFICE, SoLDikRs' HonH,
MEAS wAsuisIros, d, c., July ID. 1862.
Proposals. vii! be received BY tho u1dersisned
until the 18th Of August next, for the delivery at
United States soldiors' Home, District Of Colam,
bis, BY the frst II October. Of the following
us tons Raugo Coal, ffGi ssh.J
2,i tons furn.ee Coal. ,red ash
q. Il. LAuBS, Surg n U. g. A
jy2O cost Secretary and Treasurer.
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Icy 9 ~ TT-IxI WtTI
9cnneup Nebi1iDu6.

a@Dup. DpnneQy bat abrrnnalS 1ei elmer
lanse1t Brief y%er1fentli9t oleSma't gu ar
Germ 5fan Dprget 9ert9tet, 'aueer1elnn
bierr befaunt, ais per Man11,, ,tpel9er ben
n8anjo"' ,ieb }dHn i@laeen uno setlitt1>
lt9e 2ieper ra3u fnecn fam a''oerrueea1t'a9'
aud ais, dirty landlord Ibefannt, pa er
ieine5duler nur an uretnli9e" 9eute per>
mietbtt. 9err DonneuY punl9t leb1n1:>
lidi nit General Bafer pie Tarifirase
o1o,lr 'ppeen1 8olfe su bebattire11. -:
Isl ruerpen in unierer .naaften Nu1nn1z
n1er @ele9enbeit 11ebmen> auf bic Sa9e
lelblt uno pie Motipe, wel4e ben @tlet1e1
@ieien ;u pielem Sdritte Seranlanen,
n,dber eiinsu;ieben. 5oote aber> was ,au
er,parten ifebt> General 8afer eS aug Jug
i9laeen il9 an piieiem S9auz uro SUIT
Spiel betbeilieen gu wollen, Is wdrretn
mir als Subfituten General 9prn1ar,
De&p9eburn, Bris> Merrtmac ODER dabnn<>
lide: 2i9ter porldlagem uno Dont1fulY
fam tann lein neue6 G%pan9eltum per-
flnben.
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Rerutiatipu.

=; sSn. ptr Sibune hes Gpn9reeee an,
letten Dcnnerlt tag nobnt 9eu Muu9en,
Elm Democrat uro&eprdlentant Sen Sbto
@eronla0uns cine @eee ~ @unRen: Der
Repupiaticn Der National @dulb ia
balten. Dits ceranlaete* pte 6ubrer cer
oemctratilden Seite I'M 6auit, San.ee
Brcote spr Seem Sort, &err pom Snbta<
M, &!erirae son @iseonfln, Suniet&or,
Slceum unp %npere, Die BON Mun8en
ausaefprc1enc Dottrin Der &epuciatic>
in rtr entidieoenf1en @eiie ;u tapeln
uni! erflarten jene6eun rauo beraus, mas
ou@ bic perfSnli@sn ani@ten bes 5erra
@unsen lsin mSsen, eDemetratie ni&t
fir feline &sre rerantrpprtlt@ 8ebalte1
nerpen f1nne. " ~ ~ .t..':~
8roc.e ertldtte rie~ Nationol S&ulr
lit, fonn unp nirp aud 1teu,ale rtpuetirt
,peroen. Ser erndrte bab bic oemotra'
tide parlt; pieie Ibesrie nieusals 'sneof>
iliireu ,purpt. n@lei9piel nun, &poS iere
par,ci IN pieitr6 infdt tbuen rcer unter>
iofen rrdrpe, 10 it .s jepsnfaus EN- TT
ireuli9es 3e!9tn Ser 3ett in 10 ent|9te>
penen Nusiprlden iu b6ren,i oa6 oaa
gptt per Ser. Staatex pbnc l1uterl@iee
rer partei ii9 fir Nuire@tbattuns Fttf
credits her Station unp ptr natisnalen
Gbre ntrtur9t. @H-"~ IL .4st52 ~.
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3ur &ituatipn.

Mud I'M Iuplt9cn Gbei!e ce6 Staatt6
lolen f& Stimmcn rernebmen, we'be
0& ~ @unfen elmer N%sustfaltung pr
liilder Yarteien, prer rp6 1%penialten5
Der @ecrsonilaticn Ger rfFub|'ten1l@m
partci ouSlpn@en unb sioQ jenc Neu9e<
fa(tun9 auf Der BaliS elmer rp|itl@en
platfprm opr ii6 9eben rerens 9aupts
planten, GariL Currency uno SanffraSe
ionic Tinanapuliif int AQsenetnsn! ftno.
Sn eincn, grtifsl an ben "Bincna
&epublieon" lpri@t6err 60. youmans
Gin beryp1rassnbss Yarteimitslieo uno
~ mieperbolten Malen &eprdltntant
BON @incna County in Der @eltb=
atbuns. l& in dbntider 8silt nenn
aud ni9t in 70 rnpltiiaenl Bertsn,' als
@op. DrnnsIY in Observation-Disclosures
aus.
.8.nn mir aud nidt pas &e9t jene,
6erren bsRrtittn tbre Anft@ten lbt'
bie|t ODER jene politilde Gra9t in Urgent
>pelder @eilt tunp lu 9ebsn, 10 lie91
biertn nod tein triftt8er @runo weebalt
rir u nier { Anf@t, mte beretttS IN e.e
,er onoer,1I Spalte an8eoeutet, BAT bic
lest fetn @uunb nprbanbea jene Gra9er
lur partei>Gra9en IN &erbeben
iraenopie ~rspuoiren lollten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITURG
Mu uu}ere Mbpnnenten.

Neuiabr 1T yor Der Gbur unp pamit
audi eer4Ea1 an benz ale alteu Neddnul~
aen an,1aseeslttdens mnerpen ifu4ten. OFF
balb erlu1en mir a1e uniere Mbpnnente1
bic Die ubli@en $3.50 bieles Sabr nod
ni9t eingelanpt baben, oiele6 wonSsli@
Dor benz bo@widtisen Sage 81 tbur
unb fi@ ni9t tamit gu trSiten> bab ea ia
muir. Elm paar Dollar finb> bic, fe uns
I&utoen unc bab 1ie bafir coQftdnois
gut fnp. @ir bespeifeln our@au6 ri9t,
oae jeper e~inselne unlerer Mtonnsnten fir
ben Betrae ben er 1auloet> p%cQfdnpt9
out 1T, bod aibt unS. pieie6 caflr gut
lein fein @elp in pie 5dnoe wpbl obtr
,eiot es unS cinen Nu8fano Don ca
$4,000 in unlern 8udern rcr rpn
3e9t6mesen in Der Tcrm orn @reenz
bads in unltren 5anoen le'n
lollte. BGre riele6 leBtere Der s au, -
f1nnttn mir man9en Sag ben MIR jekt
nit Der aneenebmen @rbeit ee5>@eloouf'
treibens aur 3abluns unierer Arbetter@
unp papierre9nunsen o%erbrtnsen mll1er1>
Der @erbe0erune unieres BlatteS mlontet1
unp 70 wQroe Der 2eler lelbR 5und@it
oerieniae fem, Der caour@ proftirte.
Der fleinen 9lu3abl 2eier, bic NIT ib>
ret 3ablun9 INNER piinftli9. ilnr, erttat>
ten ptr biermit unIern ber;lt@1ten
Danf.
@iner anoeren fleinen An3abl cie ben
l@Dnen @ebrau9 baben,. f@ cine i:3et>
tuna ,rpei oper prei Sabren ienoen su
lafen, in bieler 3eit unsefabr aQe le@ss
Monate einmal gu i@reiben> bab fe nit
Der 3eituns lebr s~ufrieoen unp aud in
BGloe ielbl # tommen nno beiablen MIR
ben, pann aber l@liebli& penn mir aut
Besabluns orinsen> bic Gntpedun9 ma
9en pab bic 3eituns gar ni@ts tauee'
oar fein 2e(tltof entbalte c. u1p auf oer
po}t bic Mnnabn,e Yermeisern, NIT BEN
fiQen @orbebalt un6 uni u>ler 1aue1
perbientes @elp III tttri9en, oieien tbn>
men mir bic 9sriideruns 9eben, PAP nj.
Die MGbe ni9t l9euen ueroen 1e ou'
seriati&em @e9e sur 3abluns gu smin:
0en. DEM lieber ebrli&er uno re&tltd
oenfenper 2eitr, III neu, aus 5ebn Tduer
no nieies 9ei@iebt> 9cldiebt IS oer' Seu;
ten Die |ebr mcbl int Stanre 1lno ;u be:
3ablen, ii9 ater au6rednen, oos et'
5umme 10 flein lei, pab Der Drade'
peBbalb feinsn prpstt anfan9e11 'r1roe
Mue unlere 6rcunce perneilen nil
biermit auf unltre @nSsiae III. Sobr:
oane" in elmer anoeren Spalte. We'
einen ncuen Mbonntnten ncbft Dem @:lp'
fir Elm Sabr einienoet tefommt auf lein'
eieene 3tituns p:ei Monot Greeit. Use
prei einlcnret befomnt Gin Sabr 9ut9e:
l@rieben.
Stir ale @elper in &e9ifrirttn Brie'
fen poer pof SfFee money Srcers tint
mir p.rantwpr!i1, menn (c oporelttr
Gbepbbr Sanoer
8pr 262
ct. Yaul, Minn.
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DaS Meuefte Don wiunepe9*

D" < ~
priootua6ridten Don @smbina mel
ben, paS @oup.. MeGaviid, ieitoem ct
Die proclamation erlaien, ypr pen. SSnz
iursentenf 4arf bewa@t wirr. = Dieltlben
tbeilen mad mie Yor, Dieielben Rattpret1
NIT GROCER Re9elmdeisfeit aus, pconr6
bic @interporratbe Der 5uplcnS ayGomz
pany ftorten Nbbru@ leicen. Captain
Campbell, Gin Sff3ier BON ! @our. DC
Dpusal6 Stab, bat aberma!5 einen Scr
iud eema6t, f1@ in Sort @er;y einsuz
i9leiden, rpurce aber pom ben wa4ba>
benren pofen 9efqn9en senummea uno
einfa@ beoeutet baB rpen,, e. }id nod einz
mai in Ger Ndbe pe8 Sorts ais 5pipn
ertliden lafe, man i'm obne Beitere8 erz
i9ieBen 1pirbe.
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Qualification in 9owa.

Dat es leiner 3eit cine Qualification
in Gin Carolina unp cine Wbi6tey Ste
in psnnlylsonia 9at, 1T uns all
len tetannt. 6ier;u oeieut {i@ in reue<
,3eit NOD zig 8pnpsR eteQien in
Scipa. II,
Boz u,etrtrtn Sabren batte Soma tiA
@eicb paIFrt wel&es sept1e @ou1ttta
autborifrte ietn8 cnp5 anGt{snbabneo t's
paeniien ;u eeten. Da man slaubte bab
oieies@ eits ni4t eDnRituttcnel iti, wano<
ten N& ne parteisn, nod ebe genrs
ausosaebtn ;rarcu, an bieS upreme@u urt
p,e iStootes unp enti@tsb pie|tlbe oab
ienes @eIb unter Der Contribution bes
Staotes Ycutpmme,1 binptno fti. !bie<
rauf eab,n jene Counties ibre 8onos an
pic &ifenbatn UNI einise ~teiab!ttn far
fur;e Set auf bic fdlt9eu .Sntere6tn.
Maa uneefdbr s Sabten .puroe Elm neues
Ridter Gcus9ium ner Supreune Court
aewablt u1o Bic n'taen Ridter aaten ibre
Gn.fd.ipuna 'pabin ob, pae iere Bpnrs
uueeftslid }tien unc pas jene Counties
teine @rbinblt@teit baben oieielben ;u
,ablen. Ddbrenb bieltr Sit abtt botte
{dpn bae 8T. 6taaten Bunce8sert@t
fdr ben Soma Bunbss D'frtft tnti&ie@
ben, roe jtne Bombs un.er etr Gcnltltu>
tipu oee 6taates re&tmdbis unp !9ele6z
liz fnr. unp bic Gpuntie6, rel9e oie>
ielben a%ussrRtut Yerpat&ttt. ieitn bic
SntereNeu .unp Capital, penn &Qia ~
,ablen. Das8unbesseri&t bate 9lei&>
,eiia einenB eftbl on reagunoeenortbau
ous9efertist, bic son zen -@uuntitS fdqt>
aen 3inien auf eem Beae aer'@tli@e'
Grstution eiin,utreibta.
sSn folae btftn pcriammelttn fi@ nun
am 16ten De3suabtr 600 Delt8aten
jener .Gountits in Ruseatine. Soma une
fabten B,f4ldGe@in pelden te 9eser pen
ll~rtbeils@pru@ une ri&terltden Befeb|
pes Bunpeseertdts protef einttata, uni
an ben &pn9re unr aneere Staaten
appeuirm bic Re@tc pcr 8lraer cou
Soma seeen bic l~liurpation pcs Bunoes=
@eri9ts in 5au6 ;u ntbmen. S&litbz
lih empfrbttn ftn ben. Bdrstrni lene'
Counties &c sur 8e,dblun9 jener Bcnce
Observation-Disclosures S.euerna ni4s ~ 3ablen.
Alip Stsuer,erreiseruns unr Jnlurre.t>'
non. .IgfaemS -&siSnHYraEH y"!n;t VI.
Sepeniaus i4cintg sc, fbaFe5r!t Sqa@s
btir, paffpsnB itDerfanc p%tyb:tlbtn lpirr
aso 43monasmasrrseln 5eiteus tpeS8 uns
pts@arftaUe naittintr posse Cor1Natts
ni@t uetbwenci9 isiu uereea.