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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16

OuR 1neighbor appeals to the
sympathy Of the voters of this coun-
ty because he was born across the
ocean. sa r5ss..s t,t@ i.s-,u 5..
Well, VIC too were born in an
other land, but as we were not con-
suited, and had no say as to where
we should first make our appearance
in this world, we do not think our
self entitled to any peculiar merit,
or notoriety, on that account.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
Tax PAYERS. Read!

From the Crawford Co. Forum, =
the radical Democracy of which,
will not be called in question 6y any
man-of July 9th 1869, we clip the
following authentic account of the
proceedings of the Auditor Railway
Convention, held at Canton, O., on
the 18th day of May last. We do
this because we have had considera-
BILE to say on the subject and our
Democratic friends may be disposed
to doubt our assertions, for with
some Democrats anything that a
Republican paper. says must. not be
believed, and is often put down as a
radical lie. Here, then is the identi.
cal and frank language Of the
Forum : -t-- .-.ts r.
rr4 HONOR TO WHOM HONOR.
1t is source Of interest to the
tax papers Of Crawford County, to
know that by virtue of the statute
OF Ohio, the County Auditors of the
different Counties through which
passes any line of Railroad in the
State of Ohio, are constituted a
Board, for the assessment of the
valuation of the Road bed, struc-
tures, moneys And credits, and
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
WATCH THEM ~

One of our most worthy and res.
pected citizens was at Ada, Hardin
Co., o. on business last Monday a
week. While there he was ap-
preached by Democrat resident of
that place and was infol med that an
interview was desired and the par
ties mutually agreed to meet in the
evening. When the parties came
together, the Ada Democrat expires.
sed the desire. that the Upper San.
dusky gentleman could be there on
election day. "Why," said the Up
per Sanduskian. ssBecause" said
tho Democrat, very confidentially
I'VE want to import votes enough to
carry the election in this county
this fall. The Upper Sanduskian
then informed his Democratic friend
that, neither he nor those associ-
ated with him could vote if they
we're there. 'sWell," said the
Adaite, "bring your washing here
and report that You have it done
here and you will have no trouble
to vote, our judges are all right"
The above is the true substance of
the conversation that took place
between the two gentlemen, and
shows conclusively that there is
some infamous work contemplated
by the Democracy in close counties
like Hardin. ...-..
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
POLITICAL HYPOCRITES.

There are Democratic leaders
who assume to be the great vindi-
Gators of the poor mans rights,
and yet, if they have hired man OF
woman employed about their pre-
misses, they do not consider them
good enough to sit at the same
table to eat and would regard it as
an insult, if such employees should
make their appearance in the parlor,
but for any other purpose than to
wait upon them. They must eat
what their superiors, as they con-
slider themselves, leave. Indeed,
we are informed, and by good
authority, that in a certain Demo
cratic family in this town, but
short time since, a young man of
eighteen, who has neither parents
or home, was, after performing his
usual hard days work, demanded
to wash dishes and do other do
mestic chores, which any man of
dignity or sense would scorn to
require. The young man replied
that he was willing to do anything
that was reasonable, but that he
would not wash dishes, &c. Where
upon the dignifed, aristocratic,
Democratic champion Of the poor
man, informed him that he might
leave, and the young man did leave.
When we learned these facts, we
knew how to sympathize with the
young man, for not many years ago,
while working for a farmer in Penn
sylvania, at eight dollars per month,
after having worked hard in the
fields, all day, we too were called
upon to perform the task of wash
ing dishes, and have no difficulty
in remembering the numerous occa-
sions, when we we're called to eat
dinner at the second table, after the
good cakes, preserves and other
luxuries were taken from the table
and stored out of sight. z eIF d.
Now, we are not disposed. and
have never been, to use our col d
umns as an exhibition of mems
private character, not deeming it
our province, but the private char
acter of the individual after all, is
the only infallible criterion by
which to judge Of his real worth,
and we venture the assertion, that
if the real true characters, of some
of these Democratic champions of.
the laboring men, were only known,
every laboring man would indig-
nantly exclaim: Oh, you monstrous
hypocrites! 1s -.4.I. I...- In. -.....1r-,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16


PRESIDENT GRANT has appointed
Gen. W.. T. Sherman Secretary OF
War, in place of Gen. Rawlins, de-
ceased. In this choice the Presi-
dent has again shown his consumate
good judgement, and the appoint
ment gives universal satisfaction to
the nation. With such distinguish
ed patriots and statesmen at the
head of our. national affairs, and
almost unprecedented good crops
and prosperity throughout the en-
tire land, the people may well feel
thankful and happy. s1ni s.ta
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
NEVADA, o. Sept. 18th, 1889.

To THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL Con-
MrTTEE OF WYANDoT Co., 0.
RESPECTED S1Rs:-Being informed
that the Republican Convention,
which met last Saturday, did me
the honor to place my name on the
ticket as candidate for Auditor. and
not having been present at the time
to offer my objection thereto, I
would beg leave to be allowed in
this manner to tender my grateful
thanks to my numerous friends
throughout the county for this addi-
tional proof Of their confidence in
me, but to offer what appears to
me, sufficient reasons why I should
not at this time be your candidate.
I care nothing for being sacrificed,
as many term it, I am willing to be
sacrificed if thereby 1 can contrib
ute to the advancement Of the glo
rious principles for which we ale
contending. But my name having
been on the ticket number of
times, for different offices, it begins
to appear as though I were a stand.
ing candidate, although I have never
asked for an Office. Lest I might be
an office seeker. think
it best that my name should. be
dropped. Had been at the Con-
vention I should have positively
declined, but as it has gone so far,
with this explanation I leave it in
your hands. Yours Resp'y
j L. Cook.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16

HAVING never allowed ourself to
engage in personal quarrel with
our cotemporary, through our col
umns, we do not propose to do so
now, and therefore, treat the ungen-
tlemanly, low, sneak personalities,
in regard to us with which the col
umns of the Union have been teem-
ing for weeks, with silent contempt.
"Answcr not a fool according to
his folly, lest thou also be like unto
him."
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16

In another column will he found
a letter from j. L. Cook, Esq, the
Republican nominee for County
Auditor. We are authorized by the
Central Committee to state that they
peremptorily decline to accept his
declination. Mr.. Cook was placed
upon the ticket because Of his emf
nent fitness for the office for which
he has been nominated. and the high
esteem in which he is held by the
Republican party Of Wyandot coun-
ty. We know that he has not
sought the nomination, and il elec:
ted, would make most capital
officer. ~, '
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
PUBLIC SALE.
Real Estate and Personal Pro.
pc, ty at Public Auction.

THE undersigned having removed the
L publication of the BEE KEEPERS
JOUCNAL from Nevada. Ohio, to New
York City. proposes to sell at Auction on
The Oath Day af September, go,
All his real estate and personal property,
consisting of three and three quarter acres
ground in the northern part of Nevada,
upon which is good Frame House, nearly
new containing Office. Parlor,. Dining
Room. Kitchen, Bedrooms. and Cellar. Also
a large Brick Out House. and a good Farm
Stable. Also our shipping Warehouse just
east of the Railroad Depot.
The Personal Proderty consists of one
Bay Mare, seven years old, (good), one
choice COW, one one-horse wagon, one top
buggy an6 harness. Stoves, sofas, bu-
reaus. bedsteads, tables, DC with other
household goods to tedious to mention.
TER MS OF SALE.
On the Personal Property.
All sums under ten dollars to be Cash
on sums over ten dollars a credit of twelve
months will be given by purchasers giving
notes with approved security. A disconnt
of fifteen per cent: will he allowed on time
bills where cash is paid. : -;
Terms on Real Estate.
One-fourth cash, one fourth in twelve
months, nd the balance in eighteen months :
Deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage. and bear interest. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
u H. A KING,
" A S KING.
% Nevada, O., Aug. 80, 1869 42,4
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
OUR opponents work while we

Our opponents worF while we
slumber. We are informed that
the Democracy of this county have
prepared a. list of each voter, es-
pecially doubtful ones, in each
township and that the most extra
ordinary efforts will be made to re-
claim any Democrat who may be
considered. doubtful. The leaders
are working like beavers night and
day, while our own men are paying
the closest attention to their private
business. ga mis- -sz gt .zyeb
+ Every Republican should do his
very best to secure the triumph of
our ticket. Present the naked truth
to your neighbors, and, whatever
may be the result, you will have the
consciousness of having done your
duty. ga'f' l1ll;H eit e
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16


In Europe men become rulers of
great nations simply upon the merit
OF birth. In this country men can
only be promoted and attain power
ty personal worth. If citizen is
brought into court upon charge of
a crime, the question to be decided
is, whether he is guilty, and not
where he was born or what is the
complexion Of his skin. Hence,
why this nonsense in Democratic
papers about that or some other
nationality7?.. ~. .s..:... >.
The Eepnblican party OF, this
country has done more for the wei
fare Of poor, laboring masses, than
all other parties that have ever ex-
isted.4 True Republicans advocate
the elevation of all men, without
regard ito birth, color or posses
DlOnSs. s.,-.,,...-.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16

MARK THEM-The Democratic
leaders of this locality and else
where, make great professions
of love for the foreigners. They
assume to themselves all virtue,
morality and everything else. AS a
foreigner, we know that no class of
men ever made more false profess
sions than these. They will pat a
foreigner on the shoulder, get him
to spend his hard earnings in treat
ing, secure his vote, and that is all
they care for. There are widows
in this town whose husbands slum-
ber in the graves, who, but for the
ruinous influence of these Demo
cratic politicians, with whom they
associated, would, we believe, be
healthy, industrious, and respected
citizens to- -day,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
9eW Adrertisements.
iTUNIS TEN EICK'S ESTAT

.TUNIS TEN EICK'S ESTATE.
The creditors of Tunis Ten Eick, decd
whose claims have been presented and al
lowed are notified that the undersigned has
declared dividend of fifty per cent on
the same, and payment will be made on
presentation. '.r
JACOB RoHRER, Admir-
of runis Ten Eich decd
Tippicanoe City, o, Aug. IL, 1859. st.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16

The Alabama State Journal says
that, in many sections of the coun-
try, both corn and cotton are be-
coming badly twisted by the heat
and continued drought. aa
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
THE MAINE ELECTION.

Maine, says the Cincinnati Ga.
zette, follows Vermont and goes
Republican. Democrats that have
taken such solid comfort with those
celebrated "fgures that don't lie''
have again come to grief, and the
Republican banner once more waves
over a triumphant party. The vic
tory this year is the more crafty
ing that it was won against unusual
odds. Last year Gov. Chamberlain
ran against Pillsbury, and in total
vote of 131, ,762, had majority of
1928. This year the Republicans
nominated Governor Chamberlain
for re- e-election, the Democrats put
up Franklin Smith, and the temper
ance man N. G.. Hinchborn. Our
latest dispatches state that the total
vote polled will probably come up
to $4,000. Of this number Govern
or Chamberlain has $4,000, Smith,
5000, and Hinchborn, 5000, giving
Chamberlain a majority of 5000.
Reckoning Hinchborn's vote as
made up equally of Republicans and
Democrats, a calculation that is
more favorable to the latter than
the facts would justify, the Repub-
lican majority is over 10000.
This, in proportion to the total
vote polled, is considerably larger
than the majority of last year.
The Legislature is overwhel-
mingly Republican, and thus the
election of Republican Senator in
place of Mr.: Fessenden is insured.
Not si.,gle candidate Of the
Temperance Radicals is elected. 1t
would be well for the temperance
men of this State to make note of
this fact. -.
''As goes Maine, SO goes the
Union," used to be the old rallying
cry. The times have surely not SO
entirely changed that this beginning
is inauspicious.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
CUTLERY.

One of the largest assortments of Pen Knives,
Knives and Forks, ever opened out in
Upper Sandusky. -
Musical Instruments.
ines, Accordeons and Coneertinas, Music
Boxes and Harps. Flutes. Fifes and Picco-
los, Italian Guitar and Violin Strings. and
large assortment of FANCY GOODS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
Goods Warranted as Represented.

Repairing of all kinds done to order on
short notice and warranted, Special at
tention paid to Watch Repairing.
JOHN PAuSCH, jr.
noI9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29
Gin Sahr brs 1tcberfluics.

yon alien S6eilen oes 2anoes erbaltsn mir Die
erfrenli9Hen Ia6ridtsn in SetreH Der grnbte. Sie
@e5snfeloer iino seibnitten lno Der ungemein rei=
DE Grtras lit seiidert gSeibforn puroe in oeler
@eeeno in 6ose oes naiIen gSetters nidt In lod3er
Nusoebnuns 9epHan5t tuie fraber; oa9esen ltelen
Die Na6raten ous anOeren @eSenben oes sroBen
8eitens, nit Nusnahme zines Shells BON Sainois,
cine unsep06nlid rei9e aornernote in auslidt.
6lei95eitis iebt man i'm Siioen Der 8r6bten Saum=
pollen =grnote ieit benz Iusbrude Oes &rieges ent<
gegen.
ntit Iol9en Nusidten birien mir elmer Ssbuns
Der in oeiem Nusenblde troitlOs barnieoerliesenoen
8eIaafe i'm fommenoen 9erbit ent9e9enleben g8ir
lebeu in einem BON Der ytatur be9iinltisten 2anoe
unIer fru6treibsr 8oOen, unIere ungebeuren Sllfsz
oueQen balten uns iiber Dem gSaiier. SeSes anoere
2ano mIbte urter elmer iold)en corrupten uno uer=
ItpenoeriIden Geseruns toie oieienige it, nit pel=
der mir eeeen,pdrtis seiesnet iino, rettunssos Su
G6rlIn0e dehen,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29
. Sn GentudD bat bic rabifale Staats= Central

- Sn GentudD bat bic raoifale Staats= Central
Committee Elm Gunoi1reiben on ale YoHmeiiter,
Steuer= goIectoren &C. erlaen, lporin oieen 2euten
in oiirren Worten ansefinbist miro, baB bren Die
beiaate COMMITTEE Die fOlsenoe Steuer fir Wabl-
spsde aufeeleet bot: Elm babies Yrocent BON ben
@ebalen aler Sunoes= =8eamten, Die idbrli9 mebr
als Elm tauIeno Dollars betraeen. Sie perben auf=
eeioroert, Die getrdse iofort ensuienoen, tuorauf
i6nen oann bic Nuittuns per poit suaeianot tuer<
Den loue. Sas @elo ioGe fir Die 8erbreituns BON
BabIbocumenten, CUR NusIenouns bon &ebnern unb
iiberbaupt 5ur gef6rberuns Der Snterehen Der re=
publifanil6en Yartbei pertpanot iperoen. Natilr=
lid iperoen bic Serren lire Betrdse einienoen oenn
,per nidt bledt, bat Nusibt iein Nnt 5u perere11,
uno 9ieiensen, Die nidt san5 fsltltben, peroen
pabrl6einli9 ipdter nod einen 5tpeiten geitrag S1
5aben boben.
Man liebt, bic sSiibrer Der berrihenoen Bartbei
baben bas uGlectionieren" in Elm f0rmihes Spltem
sebradt. 9ie geben nidt mebr nit Dem &lineel=
beutel berum unb iammeln frei1pii9e getrd9e, ions
bern lie la9en einfatb 10 piel mubt ou gum Gor=
ruptionsfono besablen. Sic Wablen iino bel ib=
men su elmer Sade BON Dollars uno Gents sewor=
oen uno ba lie bas meilte @elb (seitoblen baben uno
Seben fir eben 10 fduid halten mie lie ielblt linb,
10 sauben lie Dem Soltspillen f6rmlif Srob bieten
Su f0nnen unb ni6t mebr n6tbig su baben, Dor Der
6ffentliden Meinung HIdiidt su nebmen. gSiro
Dos golf beien idamloien l1mtreben, Die ale Site
luntergraben uno unIere @ablen 5u einem @autel-
ipel berobwiiroisen, nibt enolid einen Damn ent=
eegenIeben?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29

Sic Ylatform Der 9emotraten BON $ ON a
ertldrt fdb sesen bic @etualtanmabunsen bes eon=
sreIes; oerlanst cine Geform uno idleblide 4b=
idaifuns bes NationaIbanf=S SDitems tritt offen
eesen ben S9us5oa auf; beroammt oas 0erur'
tbeiIen BON giirsern burd Militdrseri)te in Jries
bensSeiten; perlanst eine ebrld5e Sdlidtuns Der
alabama TorOeruneen; fOroert Spariamfeit i'm Tas
tional= uno Stuats= Sausbalte; erfdrt Die gaional-
iduio fir einen Stud uno beaintist Die Se5abIuns
oerelben laut oes Contracts in 8reenbads, uno be-
itebt i6lieBIi6 auf Dem 8toerruf oes Sempe=
rensgeiebes, bas Die Geieb6ider bes Staates
Soma perunebre. Oieler SeibluB ioate bas oeut-
i6e Clement Solpas auf Der oemofratilden Ylatt
form oereinsen. Sie Deuti6en ienes Steates iinS
lanse eenus BON ben raoifalen Semperen5 =5anati-
fern dicanirt wDroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29

8runolab Sbrer Yartbei. Nua min ib mid nid3t
auf cine 8eipreduns Der iosenannten a. uno Is.
amendments einlaiIen. Sbr 3tued uno Der oes yie-
geritimmre9ts mar oerielbe, ndmlid Der, Die Side
runs seieal9oftli9er Oronuns uno gutter 8esie=
rung Su bintertreiben.
8on Dem Sage an, mo- vunpartbeiides Stimm=
re9r Suerit promulgirt tpuroe, mubte ieoem Wfenz
i6en BON sem5bnlider Rlusbeit Die tuabre Nbiidt
oieier MaBresel far iein. Sieie abiiht 1T, oas
Stimmrebt 10 su be9raoiren uno 10 pertblos 5u
MAIDEN, baB 0olfstpablen politdnois in Werruf
tommen, bamit l6lieBlib oas Yolf bas Wablre6t
au5eeben uno Der Weg sur Monardie ooer 5u enem
2aiierreide sebabnt werben m6se. Sereits baben
Die Smperialifeu (bie Sreunoe zines &aiierrei6s)
ben Nnfer ausseuorfen cine 3eituns sesriinoet uno
einen Oroen gebilbet, I'M bic Sabe Der Wtonarhie
in bieiem 2anbe 5u bef6loern.
Sic 1relinoe bes runpartbeiii9en Stimmre4ts"
m6aen 5aber als bic Selersbeler Der Smperialiiten
betradtet werben, bic ebt i'm 6eloe iino uno einen
Wedlel BON Der republifaniiden Sbeore unlerer
aseieruns gu Der monarbiiden befdrporten.
sic baben, mie ib CLAUDE, Die Gbre, in Sbio Der
erte @ouperneur su ien, Der ii basu bersiebt, Den
seIebgebenoen 3meig Der Staatsreeieruns tpegen IT'S
seno wel1er permu.blihen ssrrtbimer betrefis Der
Dffentli6en Yolitif su Idmdben. Sn oieIem Yuntte
mDsen sic pieIeidt bem 8eiipiele oes lebten repub=
lifanilden Yrdibenten, Nnbrem Sobnon, gu fol9en
winiden, Der nit Dem Gonereiie iber beiien WfaB-
reeeln in cine gonropere serietb. 2aiien sic ben
@ebraud, DAB Elm 9epartement oas anoere taoelt,
einmal einsebirsert unb bic Sdidlidteit oeiIeben
bon Der DTfa,tltd)en Weinung senebmi9t iein, uno
mir m0gen 9eeenietieen acknowledgment entsegen=
fehen bis oIler HeiDect pDr Der Heaeruna perlDre
sesaueen lit.
Matunsspou, Sbr Mit6irger,
&alpb 2eete.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29
Grants Mnifeluugcn.

Sic Sem Oorfer gpenng 8oI, eine einhuBreide
oea6tete republifanifdbe 3eitung, unterwrft Yrdi=
bent Grants Ion,iniitration elmer ibaren aber se=
rechten artit. Sn elmer i6rer lebten Nummern
iaste Iie:
uGs mar unuiirbs fir i'm Brdi. @rant,) enen
Mann als @eianoten nab 6rdnfreb 5u id)tden, Der
burh grsiebung, @rfa6runa uno llnmliIenbeit BON
bena6e Illeul, mas 5ur Sullung elmer lolhen Stel=
lung nothwenoig it, unTdbtg aena1t it, oteelbe ju
fulen. IS mar eoO6 beer, i'm mad Tranfreih 5u
itiden, ols i'm i'm Staatsoepartement Su 9Salbinas
ton su bebolten; alein es lit ueOer reht nod I6d'
lid, perl0nli6e Sd)uloen ourh lDlo1e grnennungen
,u be,ohlen, oher Den iibermGbigen gbrgei enes
Giiniilings ourh cine grnennung su einem Wmte Su
bsfrieoiaen, osien pfidtsn Der erHannte nid)t er=
fiillen fann."
uNuein Wal6burn's Grnennung als Gelanoter
fir ssranfreih erifeint beinabe ehrcnpoa in Dem
2idbte Der grnennung 0es Sen. Sdles als @elano
ter fir Spanien SaB Der Yrdoent auf oieier Gr=
nennuna beItano, nad)bem Sifles 9el6d3te befannt
oemadt moroen mar uno nodosm Die reipettabeften
3eitungen beber 4artelen oa9c9en proteilrt baten,
seiet mad unierer Anii6t cine grOBere WttBadtuns
Ser Dffentlidben Meinung, bes Gehts uno bes Nn=
tanoes, als es paiIeno fit bas Saupt eines freten
2anoes it, Ye elnigen anoern grn0nnnnsen tilr
Den austpGrtQen Sienlt 1at Der Yrdloent eben1o
penia Nernunft uno Shdlidfeitssefibl ge5egt.
sic lpurben aus perl0nllber 9unfbe5cu9un9 oter
auf oas 8erlangen BON Yolitfern 9emaht, oenen CT
nadb lener ei9enen 2ebre bdtie tpioereben lolen."
@ornenbIumen, penn in beoeutenoer Nuan=
titdt aephun5t, ipaen Die unseiunoen Nnsolnltun=
aen BON 5umpien neutraliliren uno unlbdollh mas
cben. grpermente lino in beoeutenoer NusoeDnung
bel God5etort in Sranfreih uno In perl4leoenen St=
itriften BON Solano eemaht porben unb in auen bat
es lid betdtist oaB 6as Wsdleliieber, BON Dem oe=
leben iriiber beimgslu6t faren, aufborte. Heber
oiele Sbatiade ibent oesGa!b fein 3pefel berrdaen
Al f6nnen, alein mir baben bs ieBt feline tpiilen=
ld)aitlite grtldruns uber OieIe Griheinung.. Wenn
Die 5onnenbume in Mmerifa bieielbe Wirfung bat
ME in europa mas faum bespeifet meroen tann,
10 rpdre oieie Gntoeduns fit Die Ser. Staatsn BON
anberedenbarsm Nuben.
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ssg Ius Der Yortsmoutb Simes aberieben MIR
beute eas offsne59reiben oesadtb. &alpb 2eete,
Neitelieb unierer lebten @eiebsebuns, an @ouper=
neur Sapes Sr. Sapes, Der f9 aus reiner par=
tbeioienere nidt i9dmte, aus ieiner boben Steuuns
berab5uteisen uno feline politiiden @esner in Der
unsere@tfertistiten Weiie su peroddtieen, oarf ii
ii6er oieie 3idtieuns ndt betlasen. @ie 1T tuobl
perbient uno trifft I'M 10 beer neil e in anitdnbi-
eem Some sebalten lit. Bir mollen boffen, oab Der
Serr @ouperueur, tpenn er ndhlens pieoer ben po-
litiiden gtumpen beteist in ieinen ansaben ettuas
porli1tiger iein miro.
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pg Serr Seinri6 @einbaro tpiro i'm 2aus
fe oieles Monats uniere 2eier in ben folsenoen
Counties belu9en Bapne, @tarf Solmes,, golboc-
ton, Summit, Meoina, 2orain, Srumbuu, portase,
Mabonins, Suscaramas, golumbiana, Carroll, ,Bel-
mont, Monroe, Noble uno Waibnston, um Die Gel=
Der fur ben vBeHboten" gu erbeben uno neue Abon.
nenten su iammeln. llniere 2eier in ben ertudbn-
ten Yldben moIlen oeBbalb bieruor sefdQisit Noti3
nebmen uno weroen uns nerbinben, menn lie benz
6rn $. @einbarb burd5 CUTE Nufnahme uno pantts
Iide 3obluna entgeeenfomn,en. bD tu
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Gen. &oieerans uno 8ouberneur Sapes oien=
ten bem glu3brude bes Grieses in bemelben &ess
mente; &oiecrans als OberIt unb Sapss als Oberit
9ieutenant. 9aelbe mar ou6 ber Sal nit Golo=
mel Gpnnea; Dem osmofratihen ganoioaten fit ge=
neral Nn,palt uno ienem rspublitaniden 8egner
4ono, Der unter Gonnea als Sberit 2ieutenant
oiente.