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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

THE REPORT of Judge Lawrence, Of Ohio,
from the Congressional Investigating Com.
mittee on the New York Election Frauds, is
very elaborate and alarmngly conclusive MS
to the frightful perversions of the elections,
in that city, last fall There is ample proof
that
'.These frauds were the result of syste-
matte plan of gigantic proportions, stealthily
prcarranged and boldly executed, not mere
~ by hands Of degraded despcradoes, but
with the direct sanction, approval aud aid OF
many prominent officials and citizens oil
New York, with shrewdly concealed con-
nivance of others, and almost without an
eHorl to discourage or prevent them by any
of those in whose interest and political par
ty associations they were successfully ex-
ecuted ...........T They were SO varied IN cha.
racter that they comprehend every known
crime against the elective franchise. They
corrupted the administration OF justice, de-
graded the judiciary, defeated the execution
of the laws, subvcrted for the time being. in
New York state, the essential principles Of
popular government robbed the people o
| that great State of their rlgh,ful choice %
electors for President and Vice President, o
u Governor and other officers; disgraced til,
most populous city of our Union; encour
aged the enemies of Republican government
| here and everywhere to dcride our insiitu
tions as Il failure, and endangered the peac
OF the Republic by an attempt TO defeat tn
will of the people in the choice Of thei
| rulers
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

NoruIse is truer than the sentiment ex-
pressed by John Brightin letter elsewhere
published that ''Barbarism in the law pro-
''duces barbarsm among those subject TO the
''law and acts Of cruelty under the law be-
sscome examples of similar acts done contra
''ry to law" These are sober truths for the
people of this State to ponder.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

IT Is DUE to Mr.. Dean, of the Legislature,
to say that he did not introduce the Catholic
School Bill in the House, as we, under a
misunderstanding, stated. MI. Goodng in
troduced it in the Senate, but it has n0i made
its appearance in the House, at all.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

The Senate having finally passcd the
Fnrnsworth House bill to prohibit the use
of photographic fac si1,He stamps as n sub
slitutc for franks, the members Of Congress
are hu,ly engaged hurrying off their docu-
mcnts before it becomes law, MS aitcr
March all siampedfranks are worthless. -
1t is estimated that n quarter of a million of
dollars annually will thus be saved to the
Post Office Department.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

The SrgMisE of the Washington cores
pondent of The Press, concerning the new
Amendment, that ''the Chinese feeling will
"prevent It's ratification in Nevada is
groundlcss, for the reason elsewhere ex-
planned, that it will moi affect the Chinese,
at all. 1t gives their just rights 10 Irislimen
and Germans in Rhode Island, but does not
apply to anybody, moi white, except those
who are born American citizens.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

Letters from members Of the Kansas Leg
islatuie state that the recent refusal to sub
nit the amendment striking the word
''whtr" cut Of the State Constitution was
due to the Fact Of there hting no general
canvass next fall and Congress being likely
to submit m amendment to the National
Constitution, it was thought best To take no
action on the proposed state amendment.
II was therefore moi because the Legislature
was opposed 10 the idea ofmanhood suffrage.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

THE GAZETTE AND JOURNAL do not say
word in favor of the Catholic School Bill.
Why not ? The Legislature has duly ar
ranged it, that New Castle county may vote
for the bill, but Kent and Sussex will kill it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

The SHERIFF Of Dorchester county, Maryland,
advertises ut auction all the right title and inter
est of the party in :. One bed and Jed-stead,"
which he has seized and taken in execution as the
property of j. B. Wales at the suit of one Job
W. Beckwith. 1t is frequently spoken of as
bitter reproach against the character of some
grasping man that he would sell the bed from un-
der his debtors, and here we find realization OF
the possible truth of the saying The long credit
system OH this Peninsula brings nothing but hard
ship on one side and loss on the other
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

Ton, Corwin, the celebrated Ohio lawyer
and politician, wa, noted for impartinlly Dor.
rowing Lloney from every one ofhis friends.
and seldom paying them. Having been fin
ed $50 by judge ono day for disorderly be-
havior In cour;, rom looked all around the
court room, and then addressed the Judge /:
MAY it please your honor, see no one pres
ent of whom | can borrow $50 with which
to pay The fine just Inflicted on me, but your
self viii You be Kind enough to lend me
amount!' The judge forcseeng the proba-
bic result OF making the loan requested, ad-
dressed his reply 10 the clerk "You may
remit that fine, Mr.. Clerk. The State of Ohio
can better afford 10 lose $50 than / can"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1869.

To CONSEQUENTLY brief. Our space Is
claimed by thousand topics. If each is heard
il must be in as few words as possible, and only
very important matters can be deliberately dis
cusspd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

MUM as an oyster-the Gazette on Equal
Representation. No reply, yet, to our plain
and reasonable questions. Itcvidently does
not intend to put itself right, before the
p,,tlso
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

The May anniversaries Of religious sncie-
ties, il is announced will be discontinued IN
New York. The Bible Society has decided
to hold no formal annual meeting this year.
and the ether societies, il is predicted. will
adopt the same course
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

The DEMOCRATS of Delaware county are
men of astonishing political acumen. At
recent general meeting they unanimously
resolved, to ''solemnly protest against the
Revolutionary and unconstitutional pro-
"ceedings of the American Congress in at
tempting to override the dearest rights OF
'the people y &C., &c., &c. Now what do
you suppose this is all abouts Would you
believe that it actually refers to the proposed
Amendment of the Constitution, which can
be done only in the manner the Constitution
directs, and will not be done, and is not
proposed 10 be done, any other way? Smart
fellows, those Delaware County Democrats |!
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
THE GAZET1E'S " WIRE PUL.
LERN +"


off steam, or as 81. N" the ragged philos-
opher, would say, ''remoyes the pressure
His latest is his petition to the Legislature,
printed elsewhere, asking for New Castle
County to be divided. 1t proves what We
said several weeks ago that Sam ought to
have been made United States Senator, as
Democrat, and one of the people, instead of
letting those perfumed aristocrats, the close
monopoly Bayard tribe, seize on the place
and hand it down from papa to son.
Sam. says that representation according
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

The Republicans carried their ticket last
week in Northumberland. Pa. by an average
majority of -. Burgess, Town Council, and
all tic other borough officers on the liepub-
ican ticket were elected. This is the first
time, we believe. that the Republicans have
carried Northumberland
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

w anted--A agents. -T2s i /
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Price Gas
Tie simplest. cheapest and hest Knitting Mnchre
EYER invented. win K 1t 10000 sitche. per rirnic
Liberal indneem' nieto agents. Address AnERcM
hhI1TiHG MACHINE %. Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis Mo
EVERl SPORTSMAN. FARMER AND HORSE
~ MAN s1hnld s,lld for onr Pamphlet II 20 IA
Hes, cnntiihi inl description # n new Inv .nti0u
ny whch the most iny,iera'" X Ckrrs Ru laways
anu cnus horse en- be driv ii with Perfect Safety,
ror breaking d training horsys it il b tier ha.
harey Or my other system. sent Free Add r,s
N. p. BOYER 81 Co, Parkespurg, Chez er o. Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

IORnF. KLINE, Of the Philao clphia Univeirity, 4
making astonishing cares of anceris aud H.
mnr. ny new process. CHEMICAL CANCER
ANIIDo Y that removes I 'nrses OF tlal GERS an
inhnrs without lain ar the use 9TH kni Q: v'thie
caustic, eating " hnrn1g r,dirips. nud win !.
me los OF drop OF Luua For pnriicnl ~, rail n
Address 70. II KLlSk, Nj. D..
No. 03i Arch ST.. l'hila eInbn, IA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
Deafness, Catarrh, scrofulo.

=, lady who had ). i1ered for years. from De llucs,
Ualhrrn and seroiula was cured by II simple rem ~
her sympathy und altitude prompts her 10 scud
fic,receps free of charge any one similarly AZ
nieIed. Address Mr. ID. Z. L HubDken N II
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

N ElEMRR A N aES6sSs Hpor' pnornrons
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
7IfE BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

THE BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARE.
The establishment of the Boston Public
Library dates somewhere along from 1913
to 1877. In the latter year Committee on
the subject was appointed in the City Coun-
ellis, and about 1919 donations of books
began TO be freely received, among the donors
being Hon. II. &. Winthrop, Hon. $. A.
Elliott, and Others. In 1852, Joshua Bates,
shrewd and enterprising Yankee boy, born
| in Weymouth toward the close of last cen
| fury, had risen to be the head of the famous
banking firm of Barring Brothers, in London.
Remembering gratefully. as all good Yam
kecs do, the claims of his native State, and
its chief city, he proposed to the Library
Committee that he would give fifty thousand
dollars to provide books, and leaving il 10
the people OF Boston to secure building
and maintain the operations of the library.
His only condition was that there should be
"room for one hundred to one hundred and
s. fifty persons TO sit at reading tables, and
THAT it shall be perfectly free to all"
This placed ON firm basis, this noble in.
sti,ution. Its growth has been wonderful
and its Influence undoubtedly very great
1t is simply an application of the common
schools, by which education goes on, as il
should do, in all the members of Society
not only in youth, but through the years o
mature life In 1854, the library numbered
some 10000 volumes since then, SO au
merous have been the donations of book.
and money, so liberal the appropriation o
funds by the State, that in fourteen years
the increase has been nearly 100000 vol
umes, the whole number at New Year be
ing over $4,000. This makes it the arges
in America, except the Library of Congress
which numbers about 10000 volumes
The donation Of Mr.. Bates, in 1852, wa
placed at interest, and only that was use,
to buy books But he desired that library
should be obtained at once, and accortlngl,
gave $50, 1000 more for the purpose of maxim.
immediate purchases. This sum obtaine,
} '2G, j92 volumes. The CONS of the emnen
Bowdltcb, author of the works on Navi
J CATION, gave their fathers very valuab
collection of over $500 volumes the Eng
lish Government presented magnificen
series of official volumes relating to thci
Patent Issues, numbering about five hun
. dred, in text, five hundred of magniiicen
/ cngravings, and nineteen of indexes. Then
Abbott Lawrence gave ten Thousand dollar
r ! money, and Theodore Parker bequea,he,
tie whole of his splendid collection of books
over eleven thousand in number.
such have been some of the donations
The present magnificent building was com
pleted in 1855, cost the city of Boston 1865,
600, and will accommodate 200, 600 volumes
1t will very soon be too small for the pur
pose. A.. ..........4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

NesirS's Hard knbher = russ, supn"rter
Alid Ednddgc stabiistmeRl, 1345 Chestnut s.. rhil4
"See Ss Hard Rubber ill-s r4callv cnr,,s Kt,;, 10
never tus breaks or y IT. II gn. safe aud rfma.
bic; 'steey's Had Rubber Alb lonirai SupDerei,
w lali.s suffering 70 fsmilr Uterine or 4 bios.
innl Weaknesses, afford, mnicd ute relief slkport
,nns ne back hight, Ieat and eH,ciual. Send ioI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

General Dix, our Minister to France,
has engaged his passage home
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
PIANOS ! PIANO. PIANOS I
THO E1nl.lnl. nrnnrifn

The INN ,rpe demand fjr this popular instrument
ma ~ uce IL mtte its ma'factIr.. n " er lit
nii W. nrr cUnsequsn ut enabled 10 offer them at
much lower rats han arc led for siinilar in.
strnmenis ~ other makers. Inquire of resident deal
ers or send Tor our ILL., strated catalogue aud price
list Address GEb NJ. GUILD & co
7 amofnrte MnnnLr IirsrnN. MAE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
S. w onder,

INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINES,
nhly THREE DOLLARS. Simple. practic !, AID
Emit rlflS s.w *. xny child can Operate
it. Nm e'cga tGift Testimonials daily. Sen, IN
nus1Er EVILS" haoniSE Ga, Manchester, N, II.
A GENgs, FARMERS. GARDENERS
iA~hh FHElT Gis -wEEss --Seud for par,
,lru ars OF "Be.,'s improved Fruit Tree and viu4
my gpfator aud iqNct DESTROYER" Samples To tr.t
WIN be trwadrdt afy pari Of the United slqrt
ana peri'c satisfaction grnranrel Glod agent sp
wanted y every county j. III United States Adilfce
j. AilkAhH, 81 Second street. Baltimore. Nd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
: It T. A vi T. n q / N Els
AND RuII.ERS.

J1'RoM 4 to $50 HORSE POWER, including III.
i LIBERATED g. rliss tut.Off Engines, Slide viye
Stationary Fngin,s. Portable engine, &c. Ato,
Circular, Mu'ay and Gan Saw Mile. Shat ing, Put
l'ys, &c attn and hinsle Mills. Wheat and Corn
Aills cirtuar saws. Betting, &c Semi for dc-crp.
tive or nj r al, Prics Lat. WJDD Il MANN
STEFAN NNGINE CO.. ulca, N Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25
The Patent Magic Comb

VIII Tor gray hnir permanent back or brown
suid everywhere. Sent by mall fur SIPS Address
WM. PATTON. Treasurer,
MRgie Comb CninpnnN, Snrlnriield MAG,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

100n SALE BII.is Cay at the DKLAwArr
lOONJTBIuuHE efice
FABLE FORKS IS parate" nom Knives can be
had at y. A. ROBlNaON q cos,
Spcpud and Mnrlxat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

F'AhMkR> I'll 70 10 the DELAWARE tn BusE ONO,
70 get their printing because they save time ano
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

OI00 ACRES CEDAR SWAMP LAND for eae
AfOO at ivedollars per acre in d Osborn hu..
ored, Sussex country, State of Delaware. An-ly tuN
MANAEN GUM,
jan2s'stw Frankford, Del,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-25

Dealer in Clover, Timothy, Orchard and He'd Grlss
seeds Also manufacturer of Strawberry Crates ard
agenl inr me most approved Strawberry Blkes.
an2S-3tw .'' ~ '''"N
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
st. Saul, W>innefpta, Samftag ben 12. Suni 1869.

ren, 2ebrfa@ Npiea Iaesn tneem man
rens 2ebrer einen anitdnct9en 0ebalt
gilt uno feline preubilden 2ebr9ebdlter
ei1fiibrt. 2ietee et>paS >pent9er auf
3ierereten in ce'1 Gir1en Sertronot, ol6
Ger Sdule etpos absmaden.
Gin 2ebrerySeminar tpar zines BET
MISUNDERSTANDING Nmerifas, 0ptt
fet Danf> reB tbm ateebplfen 1T. Dur9
9fibt6 bdtte it6 psr Gentraloerein unz
iterbltder Derpient MAIDEN f6uncn TIN
bic fatb. Sabe in Mmerifa, ais rurd
Yriincuns eine5 Sebrerienainars. Sebt
lit bic Sahe 1T ben redten 6dnpen.
Sene MSnner rie cos Nrieiterleminar
ins2eber 9erufen unp 70 9eboben babsn,
roe e6 Der Stol; Der reutlaen &otboltz
fen Nnerifas it, weroen AUDI Elm 2eb~
rerieuinar in Glpr brtn9en. llno penn
cie(e Gaulenoe uun fattolilden Mdnz
neru een tbatfrdfti9en 0riinpern sur
Sette fteben, rann mue cas- llnterneD>
uaeu nit slan;enoemGrfsl9 gefrSnt >perz
reu. DaS 9ebrerieninar miro aber
oas fa6nite Wpnument Ypn bet e9t ia
tboliiden@eilnnu uno Der Spferfreuz
ot9feit oeS GentralpereinS 1ein fir Mit>
welt uno Na1melt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
9>aebtra8 jur 14ten @et'eral'
Ieriam,nlu,t0 beS Sen:
trail 9Sereiue8.

Die 1d1uen Sage Yon Gbieaso fno
nun rorbei. Gerfluneen Gnp bic Qie>
Der, perpelft bic &rdn;e. Mber INNER
ariin tlcitt tie Grinnerun9 IN her 8ruit
Nuer, bic ras Slid batten, cielcm Geite
ou,umobnen. Die Greunci@aft rie
bort Nianner 9eldlo0en, fe 1T fein lee
rer @abn, perer Belt nod Crt fam
rtele 5reuncldaftsbancen serreiben. Nl=
le, rie Don rieiem aroben Yereinefcfte gu
ben Sbrisen beimsefebrt iinp beseiltsrt
fir ben Central z@erein, bel her Crime
run9 an cie pfnsfta9e in Gbieaso, an
bic 0sriammluns Don 2auienpet, reut>
{eber fa.bul. Biecermdnner, tie fl@ hort
tie 8rure1bont rei6ten fdla9t eaa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
m II t J..

Wcrauf, . @tolser, tpilff bu pu@en2
Bepsnf, tab bu IN trenis Wo&sn
8ieueidt auf Grosn nidt n,ebr wsillt!
Was balf bann 6ohmutb ttr unb Dunte9,
Denn in bsm idmalen @rabeSminfel
Du, @taub, BEN &.aub eutseeensillt?!-
Die @t.rne, BE BEN 5tramel f&miiden,
9Th! aud bem fleiniten Iropten i9iden
gluf Grbsn Fe ibr bs(les 2i6t!-
gu, mie Dir @lan3 unp Vratt be(&'eeen,
Sn Demutb wanrle tets bisnieeen.
lluo 19ame bid tes Niepern nt@t!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12

@crs bbbcr in ibrerManne5bruF t. ~Da5
roar Gin Genu6 -la9te nns ein Sruisz
piucr 0ele4ot caSon fam man 1ein
9ebtaa seDren !" uno in rer Ibat, in
elmer 0eIeul6aft spu icl6en Mannern
1hmiu: eie Yrult uno man fGblt f9 &C.
boben uno 9eitdrft fit ren &f pes
2ebens~
llnp ras 1T rer erfte gross, ia unbez
re1enbar 9rpee9iusen elmer {ol6en Ser
1ammlan9 fotb. Dianner. Dos fatbo!.
Bepu6tlein miro !ptererum geitarft, an
rte Steue Der 3a9bofti9felt unp Ml'tbz
lpfsfcit rie in uulern Sasen leiccr 20
Moxden be|bliden, tritt nieper Wu.b
uno &crtraucn. Wer eine fctbc Mnsebl
ppu Mdnnern mutbi9 uno monnbaft
rur1 bic Straeeu 6fentli6 DOR perGelt
Der SABINE re5 &atbolisi6a'us folsen
fcbt, mub aud in pen triiblten Iasen
Mutb fa1en. llnr penn Die 0enera!z
gsrlammluns ce6 Geatralz z8ereinS aut5
peiter feinen NuBen brd9te, ais bab lte
ros fatb. Yemubtlein NAL iptecer .oufz
riittelt uno ,pedt, 70 hdtte ite l9cn ptd
aenuBt. Mutb perloren 9lae6 Serlos
ren Die 3asbaftiafeit uno Mutblo@
iefeit bat Der tatb. Sa6e 1ebr oiel &C.
(daret. Wutb une Dlaunbafti9teh
a5et Nelpeft eit, bic adtet leltft cer
6einr. 9ln pieler idSnlten Mannestu@
ecno bat es uns MIR su aebr sefebt.
Treten mir auf ol6 Mdnner, rann miro
| man uns aud als Mdnner a9ten. -.
6eiabeit entebrt. Gott iei Dant, rob
endid aud fatb. .Mdanerdb mie Mdnz
ner ,eiaen. Gas miro uns }ebr otel
nuben. gSenn Der 6einp iiebt, raj faz
tbcli}1e Mdnner ;u Eauiencea f19 Tim
cas Banner NIT Gem Rreu; ldaarer u.
pa6elte init NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcdz.
balteu, cann miro Ct 3eipeft hapmmen.
| 3eieen erf fatb. Mdnuer, cab iAre &e<
liaion Gin ibnen tbeures Rleineo it, fir
reHen Grbaltun9 fe mutbi9 unp mannz
baft in Die Sbranten trcten, ras wirr
lebr piel ra3u beitraeen, bic fatb. &eltz
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;u brinssn.
slter bic rieejdbri9e General Ser
1ammluns bat nod mebr 9etban. sic
;ei9net f9 portbeilbaft aus Dor ben
Weneral> >YerIammlun9cn Der fotb. Ser>
cine Deutldlanrs unc her eurcpdtlden
&atbplitens Gon9reile bic bis iebt rpn
ldSnen @prten nod ni9t ;u s baz
ten aefommen fnr. @ir baben uniez
rem aelddgten Qeiern bereit5 in pcrtser
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uno 8eibl(iHe Ger IA. Weneralz9erz
lammluna ces Central =@ereins mi;9e<
tbeiIt uno 9ecer miro fl@ iiterseu9t baz
ben, raB man in Gbica9o rie 3eit nidt
nit &epen tortldlug iuncern CUR pratt
tilden 21iun9 widti9er Trasen per-
tpanrte.
Die Ginwanterer(a9e 1T um einen
tudtisen Sdritt meiter 9etra@t. Der
Gentral-gcrein bat pirtlid 9eSeist rob
er opfermiui9 lit uno pab Die se9enz
|leitiae llntertiiBun9 ni@t lein all
ieiniaer 3ued it, ioncern cab er bic
llnter aabuns AUDI auf @nrere aus>
rebnt. 9.iGt nur nit 81 atb, ioncern
audi NIT pcr Ibat wiu rer Central
@srein ren fatb. Ginwancersrn BETTE
ben. 3u pem 3,ped iuQen an pldBen,
100 Ginmanrerer suiammcnftr5men
8ertrauensm1nner anae1ellt werpen uno
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12

1puen in;,crbalh 6 6Wcnateu in aue11 60
falpereinen frei,pilli9e Settrdse far llnz
teri ltibun9 beciirftiser fatb. .Ginwanbcrer
9e1au,melt unp Gil has GentralzGomz
mittee gel1idt peroen. Sir rieie noble
Ibat ,pirp Der GentralzSeretn eenDanf
ron spei @elttbeilen ernten. Senlett5
ccs Sceons miro man etn Dersli6e5
vSer0elt's 0ott" jenen M6unern suru=
fen> Die iitA 70 lisbenpu Der Ginwaaeerer
annebn1en. Die Detpibbeit, raB ciesz
leitS neS Seean6 Wduncr NIT Gatb IT,
Gbot ben Yerla0enen Giuee1panperten
bell iteben, miro r'anbe5 5ers jenIett5
ce5 Oceans erletdtert1, r,,a11Ge Gbrdne
trpdnen. Gs 1T nam aber au9 So1e
Der fatb. Dereire DeutidlancS, enoti9
aud 'mol spn 8prteu ;u s ! a :
ten su fpma,en. Weniaiten6 iogten
fe rafIr ipraesL ea5 fatb. Wuswanpercr
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