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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07
A CARD.
PLAouEMIyf, Aug. 26, 1877

To the Editors Of The DerriRe Ne,cs:
GESTLENEN--I beg the privilege
of o small space in your paper,
feeling it my duty to disabuse the
minds of my Republican friends in
this parish, of the erroneous ami
falsifed statements in regard to my
political position made by one j.
Henri Burch, of East Baton Rouge,
who came to this place q week ago
as the champion OF q set of unprin-
cipled men, residing here, who have
been for the past three years rob
bling the people of this parish, and
are now trying to ruin the party
which, through the providence OF
God, vouchsafed unto the colored
man his freedom.
1 am to-day. and ever have been
a better Republican than Mr.. Burch
ever can be. My record in this
parish, as a Republican and an
honest man, is without spot or
blemish. no
His statement that he had talk
with me, at Baton Rouge, and that
I conceded with him in his argu-
ment against Governor Warmoth,
/ must pronounce O most wilful
falsehood. l am ever ready, as a
friend of Governor Warmoth, to
defend his administration against
the base attacks of such adventu-
rers as j. Henri Burch.
] fail to see what Claims Mr..
Burch has upon the colored people
of this State. When his services
were needed to assist in suppressing
the late rebellion, where was he !?
Did he respond to the call of his
country and hasten to the rescue of
his colored friends in bondage !?
No; but sitting with folded arms in
some secluded spot in New York,
he in vain tried to avoid the draft; ;
and when drafted, what did he do?
He furnished q substitute rather
than run the risk of coming in con-
tact with rebel bullets. And now,
when the danger is past, he comes
before the colored people in his
parish claiming to be the only man
that they can safely trust.
Ihsve heard the father of Mr..
Burch, who 10 personal friend OF
mine, and the worthy Bishop of our
church, say that he hal no conf
dence in The political integrity of
his son; that he would not dare TO
vote for him, because he would
sell ont the party to the highest
bidder; that all he was after was
money. d.
This man Burch, / understand,
came to Christian convention, to
which I was delegate, for the
purpose Of defeating my election as
q delegate to be to ths General
Conference Of the A. II. z. Church.
The opposition OF this man among
Christians naturally added to my
strength, and I was unaninously
elected a. one Of Ire two delegates
to represent this StAts in said con-
ference. a. ~ az
'sT JERRY WILLIAMS.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07
"Birds in their little nests aerea

DiHuS III IlleIT HttIt Hesi5 aGfea
And It's shameful sight
When children of one family
Fall out and ehide and fight DR.. Watts. =
What in all the world was the
matter on Monday last in the af-
fectionate family of the late Citizens
Guard, now National Republican
A correspondent immortalizes the
courage Of the belligerent children
in a facetious doggerel.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07

%We copy elsewhere a card to
the Iberville Melcs, which has been
also sent to us for publication. Mr..
Williams is a colored man and Of
well known reputation.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07
THE WANT OF HOMES

There are times in the history a
every man when no reflects on ,ba
mistakes which he has made in p,s
life. There are times. when the cu3
Of life weigh heavily on all; there 81.
times when the laboring man, ies!,
that his days are fast closing when la
can go forth to his accustomed latc
and procure a living for himself anil
family, old age, decripitule, disea,a
and weakness, viii some day assign
aim to his household to hnger around
the fireside, and walk about the yard
When this period comes, he ceases to
earn his daily means of livelihood
His trent day" comes swifter thai
before. Every day reduces his little
savings which he has in the bank, ia!
after day he sees his savings going
from him, trent day" comes again.
and again, till his last twenty dOIsr
bill has been drawn from the Bank.
he has no income, disease preys upon
him, his children are scantly. fed, bis
wife is reduced to the necessity o,
going out to days work But shs
is fragile, and delicate, day after by
she comes home tired, worn, wand
and heart broken, the husband lo9E'
Mt her, but is not able to all bel il
her struggle for life, trent day" cOns'
again, and there is nothing topay With
month after month comes and goes
and still there is no relief-d;sca's
preys on his frame, he sees his via
and children, in suffering condition,
his heart fails him, and he remembers
the precious time lost, when he could
have secured home for fifty dollars
when he was getting good wages
when his wife and children were IN
better circumstances, and he had good
health and a good trade, and was GET
ting good wages. Yet he neglected
that opportunity; he. would not oe aa'
vised by those who were really hn
friends, and desired to see HIM and
his family happy; but he TOOK tue 81
vice of some one who was eh'''u'
of his happiness, some one who vs.
not rs industrious as he, and was lear
full that he might do better than Hil'
self.
The golden moment has fed, III
day has passed, and will never retuil
because his health is gone, he calh0'
labor, his wife is afflicted, she csn d'
but little, his children are bessal'
and are homeIsss, his wife is p'naoH'
er on others charity and is often III
suited, and his landlords patience y
exhausted and he is ordered to NOV
out of the house, and is eyentuAn,
compelled to take shelter in some Wv
shanty, not fit for human beings
live in, contracts cold, children a.
wife become diseased, and one o' 0-'
they drop into the grave 10 MN .
where they might have been ooili''
able, where he might have w.
spared tho pain of seeing his ialAi'
distress. Oh! how such man VIZ
a home. Gentle reader, DO n0' 's'
till you have a home, place VIZ ,
You can rect III your declining ~
and leave place for your ehii'''-
Mss. Record.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07

NIn London they have 10
wears out of mind cleanser ~
fronts of their granite bulidns
from SCOT and dust by han' ~
entirely. which necesslf''s'
erection of costly scafold'ns 49,
the employment Of numerous =, :
borers. They have recently - =,
upon the plan Of cleansing ". !.
use of steam fire engines, WIN :.
said to be very efectual, ana 49,
costs about oIie-third Of what VI"
formerly paid.-Erchasss
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07
Mr.. GEO. Z. PARIS is our special
agent, and is authorized to solicit
subscriptions and receive payment
of bills. =

nS~ On Tuesday last We had a
very pleasant interview with our
confrere of the Attakapas Register,
Hon. Emerson Bentley.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07

position ms fiduciary agent of the
the State to subserye his personal
interests; and 4th-illegally remov-
ing Secretary OF State Bovee.
The Guard had no circulation
here, but it is suspected
that a lot of extra copies OF this
closing number were struck off TO
circulate this letter at the North.
But to give it circulation at home,
Mr.. Dunn procured its insertion in
the leading Democratic organ, the
Times, after first carefully eliminat-
ing all these SPECIFIC accusations
which really constituted the chief
substance of the letter. Why was
this done? Simply because the
charges were untrue and libellous,
and the Times is a responsible paper
The leyity which characteristics
this production is exceedingly un-
dignifed in the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and unbecoming the gravity
Of the questions in dispute. From
politicians stand point we think it
calculated to do him more harm
than good, and to bring into disre-
puts Southern Republicanism with
the leaders Of our party at the
North. So far as it 10 likely to
bear upon the contest in this State
we regret that want Of space pre-
vents d. giving it the benefit Of our
circulation among the people.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07

JERRY WILLIAMS.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-07

name? Has the Customhouse fac
ton forgotten that they are still in
existence? For instance are they
not aware that State Senator P. B.
s. Pinchback is as popular colored
man as there is in the State OF Lou
isiana? Does not even Lieutenant
Governor Dunn know that the poll
teal career of Mr.. Pinchback has
met the appreciation Of not only his
constituents in this State. but his
fame as a representative man of his
race, reverberates throughout this
continent? This then should have
been a warning to all those indivi-
duals who have deemed it q neces-
sity to Withdraw their support from
the State Administration, and TO
give it to Federal ofice-holders,
because one of them happens to be
q brother n-law Of President Grant,
and because it is thought that he
has soms influence with the Presi-
dent, that they can turn to some
advantage in the State politics Of
Louisiana. n this they win be
disappointsd, and now what will
result from their vain -s6ortsa I
have itfrom : feiiable source that
Lieutenant Governor Dunn has
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19
0efaGr MN GnrIif1t.

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iciHer 9Onitttutton 8riiunseE briust. Bcnu 5rncr
ODER Dtsie ~irscnbpO cine iapGhc STEELE bat, 70 rer=
ben Ole irotiscu 0iHite, bic sumpfnsbsl, tie 9erduz
%ocruRsen oer Semperotur, tpeI4e ben gnfans hes
Winters brScidncn, lie sepiB bcrausfnHer. @s stcbt
lucnise WsRihentOrper, Ole nibt i~rgcnSiuo eiuC idpaz
DE STEELE BADEN, uHo bas atigite, bGs Gin 0tanH ODER
cine 6rGu tbuu fam, iii 9aS, ibrsr s6rper curb cine
Sur pom 5oRettsr'S Wasenbitterem an icRisen
uRe Fb oaburh Den 6eino pom Sctbe bu balten. SIM
Stic9e, tuenu cine StGbt bcbIobt piro, miifen junG6ft
Die @dile beieiti9t iueroer. 9aIielbe 8crfabreH iolte
bel benz menitlthen &6rper an9enOmlnen iucroeu,
lucHn ieiu idredltditcr 6etLo, ba5 Sumpiicber, INT
gcbt. gSenn ocr Utagen ibuu6 III, Wtrb ibn oieiCs
Stdrtuussmtttel Graft perIstbeu; iuenu bic Ginaes
4ucioe irdnibGtt empftHoIit iino, miro bicies Sdicz
ptrheherungsmtttel tie re9eln; lurnn Die Seber trdge
1T, miro oteies beiIiame ReiSmitttI lie Gnre9en; ptrn
Sertopfun9 oOrbapoen 1T, iUirb eieics o%iiuenoc Utit'
tel ie beilen; iDeun Die Reroen ibtGif iinb, miro oies
les ytcruenmittel lie nit nercr Spunntrait a%ustGt=
ten; pcnu llnreinistett i'm 9tute porbanber, miro
bieies RetniguugsmitteG ie nCntraItiircn; iuenl Die
Scbens9eiiter %perolitert iino, miro oicies Auibcltc=
tgrungsrntttgt bic % Soften pom i6uCn uCriasen. 9us
itno 6batidden, rueldle lett SiuanSig Subren bcuteitn
luorbsn itHb. Sanu man 10 uicl Su @uniten lracno
elmer auocrH DiGbistH i09en, ODER ptelinebr fam 10
piel fir cine unbere belpieien lperocnE Germ Hagen
tonuen Die @eluiienloieR alcs. Timm teinen Yitte=
ren an, OCT BON Sinolern bier unb ba ~Bulutilcn antatt
bcs anetfannter Observation-Disclosures empiobleu miro!
i29q-304t&nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19
Sur Ginpanbcrnugs Jrase. -
Num 9icaeu inter Die Srdufe,

Der alte flun, bic ~@mpauoerun9 Der Cont
trole Der @tuSclltaateH III eutritGlu mo Elm
neues Ser. OF. 8eamtcubeer ,Slim Sdlutc
Der Seute" in'S &cbeu Sl rllfelt, meld)e l1adl
ben Ser. Staateu ~auSluluoeru, 1T aut's gteue
uufgetaudt, un0 Der GrIiiOslt iou oemSanoe
ais %SeibuudtSs @cideut cine Soti6Gtt an
ben @ou9reB IN SCfitruort1ng oteles 4role!s
ties suaeoadlt babcn. AlS Sruuo fitr Elm nit
oieienn GroIcftc ibereiultimmeroeS @eieb nil
or auf sic Bludtreieu uno Setriigereicn btn-
msiien, ocnen i'll rem Ser. Staten Nunoenoe,
melhe nit ben bieitgeH Serbaltltncn nId)t
pertraut, auSgeieet mo, SSeltn aud Su9e,
oebelt meroeu mug, ouB in Setreii oeS Sdltz
3eS Der @%iuTpanDerer III Heusg)ort Srlno 81
8ei6iperpeu ]pOrliegt, Obglcttl audi bort beute
gSielcs better 1T, ais nor Sabreu, 10 trifft ood)
iueocr Baltimore, 8btlabeipbia, @alueitor,
9tepzS Orleans &C. ir9eno Gin Sorpuri, uno
nameutlid) Baltimore tam ItolS Oarauf ieil,
oaB Der @inpanocrer bier gebiihrcuoen S6ut
nm alle oitlfe fiRbet, bic mr. inter ben yer
hiltuiliei ermartet perOer tam. - NIebr
9eamtc! idleint Die S%uuptparole Der 8egiez
ring ;u iein nlcbr Scdmte! nm 0aS Solt Su
fuebeln. 9Sie peroei il9 Die BaciTcsS abn'
SpetlltanteH f~rellel, Denn Die Re9ierlH9S'
&9enten ben @inpaIoerer bearbeiten t6nnen,
ielle SrGfte I'M Sutereiie Ger MiOuopole aus,
Subenteu, unitatt ibm ireie 8abl gu lafen,
i'd n~ieocrSulaIieu, no CT nil! 9Gs project
tirtc Seies bat glcidSeitig au ulfu Saisuors
ten gSebiel . SlireanS fir bic GlnWanOerer
Cmpioblell, hamit Der sut6mmliu9 ia uift
betrogen miro. 3uuadh Oitrfen mir III Der
rabiEGlen Yrciie algcmetuen SeifaaStlatib
5u Dem ycoleu uno MISREPRESENTATION Sor-
id)lage" @rant'S erparten. Sritt nadher
tatttiG elm @eiet Der 2rt in's Qeben, 10 mtrN
ith bte nttc Griabruu9 pieSerbolen, oaB ieoe
@inmiiduug Der &cutrGlz8 e9terultg in Die
Der @iujelitaaten Ocn 6llb leiblt nit itf
brIHQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19
0rpScs 9lmfIcbcn

crregt Der Sdla9 nuf S6lag in ben lester
Sa9en erfolgte Bauferott Der ygtAten,
yStean-" rno Hutton : Square Itotional
Banter" in ytem.Dort. g8eun aud Die Suba'
Der pom Noten beiagter Sauten BON Der Ser
Stauten. Ne9ierung ifuolos gebalteu ipsrOen
10 oedt bod Die Sbatiade, baB Der biSbertgt
He9ierun9s. Suipettor Gauenber cine Men9t
Sheds" Die fetnen Seller mertb iinb, All
rueld)e aber 9epiiie Yerionen 9elO Der Yarfer
in ibre SdnOe manipulirt baben, ais Sor.
r1tbe oes geietlifI bon ieoer Hntioualz Saui
er6ciihten ySegal'Senoer SonbS" mit9e5abli
bate, etr neueS SpItcm oeS Stuinoels auf,
pofiir oaS SOlf III Sablen hat. Gallenber, Der
wobl muBte, oaB er iolde Sheds" uid)t oils
nSonos" betraften ourite, bat ueulid reiig=
nirt, moburf II eSitr9en oerSlcmme cntgails
gen iiuo, uuO uunmebr Die 9fegierung oet9luss
faa 81 ceden bat. lluo trotoem iiimmt Die
@raut,@ lacQue ale Gage ben 0trno uol, nm
elmer rabttalen 6ctnigung hes Iu9taSltaleS
Der Seanteuruelt alSSulpeid)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19
Ser 1lnterIud,uuesfampf

oauert I'M Serate Der 95er. Staatcn tort unO
ieOe before repnblifanlihe 3eituug OsS 2art=
beS miBbiuiat nit Jiatorud baS 2luitretel,
Der Anbduger Der AOmililration, Die allen
Qutra9en ami itrengc uutcriutuu9 Der utels
icitig erbobcncn &lntIG8cn Der Corruption
uusSumcihcu iuten. @llcroings bat man it1
ldlleBtid I'M Caucus in ole @rneuumg einss
oltebenpcu @omite'S" gtit9t, aber Ole 6u Die.
lem Suede uorgeitlugenen WiGnner ituo, nit
4usuabme oe5 9emotrateu Satl5burp, iamrt
unb ioHberS @eyucr Der reiormutortlhen Se.
%itrebungeu SrumbNl's, S9urS' u.i.p. WGre
eS Srn, @raut eruillider oarau gelegeu, ben
pieicH Slugen oeS SolteS uno Der Steuer.
SabIer ibcr amtli1e DtiBbrdud)e abSubelien,
alS ieiue Q8teOer.yi Determination fir ole 8rdiis
bentidait geraOe init Siilie bieicr DtiHetbater
an ben beili9Icn Sntereiien Der Siirgcr Sl
iiteru, 10 witlOe er ourt) SotiGaft an ben
@ongreB ieibit 0ui cine lluteriuhung autra'
gen. aber OaS idelul ntdt III ieiuen Sraul
gu poiieu uno Die NrminifrattOnS Dtebrbeit
oeriel6en Aniidt Su ietu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-19

Re9icruug iagtcn: o9Slr liebe1 Die 2lrbeitcr
BON Horo- 4meritG mebr, fiue ourd, Otitac-
fiIbl ullo Sntereicu eugcr nit ibuem uerbuu.
oelI, ais init Der AriltOtratte SHglauo's: uub
ob9letd) mir SIelcs pon Sud ertra1eu haben,
ems moliet nil lltgt ertruleu, nQn-
lld), caB SIR Gle Niadt Gu5lauo'S graen Die
Sadie III bic 8aagidale legt, luel6e Die
Arbeiter N~oroanerifa's ais ole ibrige be-
tradbteH." @r pIiie, baB cine betr1hlide
AnSabl einfluBreIacr oemotratiider Ntitglie.
Der otc~llnterludluug begiiultige. SuWiaifadu.
IettS lct cine 1bnli6e &ommiiiiou ernannt
moroer, uHo Die untcrlu blng babe oaS 9tes
lultat er9ebeu, ouB Die yrepublirdniide" Ser
malttng le1eS StnateS It'd groBe 6ebler babe
su ShulOen fommeu laiicn. IS lei eiHe
Nrd9c, OBJ oaS ta9lide 2eben uon Dttuioueu
BON Imerifauern uerbeiiert meroeu fUHHe.
Die Sra9e itebe itber ben ParteieH, iie lei 81
beillg, nm mt Den tleinltden Sntri9uen bio.
Der YoIttiter uermIibt III meroen. "a"
Scllg BON YcHnigiuanien iprad in oenliels
ben SlHne. Gr lagte, Die SeruahlaiNguug
Der arbeiterintereieu babe @nglauo ieiner no,
tIotlaleu U(0d)t beraubt l1o cS elmer Neuolu-
ton nabe gebradt. 0aS gtt9tantrfenucu
6ieler 6rageS eltenS Der taiierlid)en& e9ierung
Srantreid'S babe oaS Seuer Der Commune
a%ngeSiinoet. Die SernadlGiiiQuuq oieier
Bra9c babe tc Suseno Gnropa'S g~cgen8ird)e
uno 8brone aufgebrabt. Der amerifaniid)e
GongreB ioute in bteier Gugelegeubeit banoelu
iliS oafitr iorgeu, baB Die Grbeiter Oieies 2alIz
oeS telnen 0tau9eI leioen.
gtatoem etntge amendments Su Der Bid
geItclt poroen maren, ipuroe beittmmt, oisic
mad Der Bill ielbit Orudeu gu laiIer. IS
ltebt oemnad Su eruarteu, oaB bic Sad)e
lpdter 81 eiller auSfiibrliheu 8eipre6uug
tonIrnen meroe. 2aS Die Strren 9fcpublitaa
rer oeriuten werOen, aus Der Sra9e pc.
lttli1es Yartei-G capital ;u MAIDEN, eri6emt
mad ben mit9etbeilteu Vrober, mie iie BON
betannteu DISQUALIFICATION aus Der ,republi.
taniltel" Bartet mltgetbcilt weroell, ntGt
mGbri1ciulid.
0aS srothe geipenii" III alto auf ieiner
5eiie nm Die grbe I'M ameritarii6ell Gonz
9rsiie o~n9elaugt! Seit Wtouaten fiwtlilirt bic
nene9fepnblif 0runtrctd'SSdupte unOSpter
Der Commune, uno nod iino bic Qeetel uiht
s~eIauent ais ibr &lagerui III bic 6alen beS
amerltantiten GongreiieS brtngt. Sdugt
man aud bier ihou al, Dor ben Sranofadelu
Der Yetroltuieu iit gu fiirdten uno aut cine
leue Heltorouun9 ilt) porSubereiten?"
90 idlimm lit eS alerOin9s nod nidt,
nber oem bieii9eH Sema9o9entbume lit AucS
mo9iid, uno bic cOnierUatipen Sntcreiien
6eSganoeS baben ale llriade, gegen ben neIeu
Serbiinbeten Der polttti1eu @auner aui Der
Sut Su iein.
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Sas rOtbe 6cipenit i'm Spn=
arcEe.

0aS PIG. Sourn." iagt: y9aS 9oos Der
Irbeiter 1T bereitS Dor benz SOrlm oeS @ors
9reiisS. WiDge Der blutige Shatten Der ,,Sns
ternatioIalen" lillere Slinfte Iueuue nibt err
ihreden!
(pr. Soar, TepI6ltfaner bon Mafaduietts,
berid)tete Wiittlpot SeitenS bes Gomites fir
GrSlebung mo 2lrbett elren @eietentmuri
fir Die Grnennun9 ether &pnnliiiion, iueldje
Die Gage Der Nrbetter in ben Ser. Staalen
uilterlid)et ltno WaBregeln Sl peren Sd)itte
ge9en Seoriiding ourfl Wtouopoliiten III
Sorlhlag bringcn loa. Sober ~bcrSommiiidre
lou Elm 1abrllheS Saldr BON $4,000 befonls
men. Serr BOAR beantragte, Die Sill fir
ben 10. Salllar sur lpe5telen Sagesorbuung
3Il MAIDEN, poge9en Ole Oemotraten Scruanoo
@ooo bon 9few=Dorf unO aerr BON Snoiana
opponirteil, neil le ben 3rped res GntmurfeS
mlBperliaitoen hatten ullb oerDtelnlng paren,
6aB eS fb rlur barlin banole, rele @emter
fir nlltBi9e Hcpublitaner 5u creiren. Ste
pnroen oarauf iofort bon tpoar ais @e9uer
Der grbetter beSetd)net li1o faftoelt III ibrem
Seroruie, baB ite burt) ibre llnad)tiamfeit
1tf IN etl,e talldle Stellng hatten brd1gen
laler, aus Der ne MIR militant burd) bic
GrtlIrung fid) beranSminben %fonnter, oaB Ie
fetnespegs gegen ben 3rued Der Bill ieien,
aber Selegenbelt 81 babG1 miiHi1teu, lire
NnIi6ten barber aliS5nlprehen. lleber bic.
len 3Ded nun polen mr. perrn Soar ipre,
den lailen:
nuGs lei befannt," ia9te Der Mann bon
V~taHatu'ettS, pbab aus alen Sbellen oieiss
Sanoes rno ans Der 9atSen ciotlillrten gSelt
BON ben arbeitenoelt Slalien etn Ruf Der Int
Sntrieoenbelt auS9ebe. Die erte Eflid)t bes
Seietgebers in Sesug ani iolte &lagen lei,
ben 9enanen Shatbeltanb Sn ermitteln.
Sie crepe tnternatiouole Arbeiter. Iiiociation,
cine Organization, pelde iih iiber qal, gu.
ropa erltrefe uno ibre Wiad)t fiiblbar Made,
babe poni Songrelie nieie WtaBregel oerlan1t.
Gr lei lild)t i'm Stanoe, iiber Die intereliarte I'll
ftorilde Srage Der Commune cine Wteinuna
auS;uiprehen. lleber Die @reignllie, peldle
leeten CONNER in BartS itatt9eiunoer, lei
bic aroere Seite nod nift gebort worberl.
Nber Gtne5 JET niht 81 l1ugnen, buB eS eine
uriad)e CAB, weld)e jeues IrbeIterpolf in Yas
ris, innge Wtdnner uno innge gBciber, niht
bioB ans ben nnpiiienoen unO unterbriidteu
8laien, oaSu antreb, obne Hiidiid)t aufSans
be Der Samllie, rubig lno frenoig in Sen Sob
81 geben. @r claude, baB cine Safe, bic
ioldlen pereiSmuS eingebaud)t, bic ad1tuuas.
poae Iufnlerflamteit uOlI merifarern per6ie.
lie. Die ihtertiationale Niioctation bon els
ropaiihen uno amerifaniihen Irbciterr babe
Inlprith auf A6tuug oafiir, baB fiebie2lrbeit
ais ein Sano Der Serwanbtibait ;wiiden
Wtdnnerit aler Nationen perfiinoet babe, ais |
etn Saao, bas feiicr unb binoenoer ais bloBe
rationale Anbdugliffeit lei. Sn ben buntel-
fen Gagen unieres leeten Yiirserfrieses, ais
bic rcgierenpen 8laien Guslano's nur 3u
frob geueien rpdreu, iid nit Dem iran,Bfiden
8atier CUR Entertaining Der iiibli6en Comb.
beratioH sl perbinOen, jeien fe burd) oas ar.
gerlife Murrea Der arbeit bon 2ancalhire ba.
ran perbinoert wOroen, pelde our eusliiden
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Nic (s;cufer Nunfcrcn,.

StoH lett mebrcrcn &odeu luerOen bier
mn BORT 9leuBerungcu ldut, binter weld]en
uur nit Diitbe Der l&unih mad etuer iolten
GpeutIalitdt lid ueritedt, OaB Die @eHier @Ous
fereu; feline grleptguHg Der DISQUALIFICATION
sudden ben Ser. Staaten uno @roBbrittan-
rien III Starbe brlngen weroe. Die Spetu.
lauteil Ouf eineH Srieg NIT 9roBbrittanien,
mpbet lie i'm Gritbcn iiiteu %t0uneu, iiuO
HcuerOiugS 10 p]lelieitig auigetauht uho pa
ben 10 nabOriitIiA Oegonnen, IN ciciem
Sabl beruorra9euoer Wtdnner gtcmsYort'S itt
ioebeI ueraulaBt i0b, i'm r@oOper~ 5nititute"
etrc Seriammlnng a~bSubaltet NIB benz
,SrieoeH" oas &ort Su reOeu. Sine dbultd)e
S~eriammlung iOu and I'M Setrcii eiHer al.
leuiauit9eu triegeriideH 9SenOung unierer
Se3iebuRgcn 81 Spauiel i'm lSertc ieiu.
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R5- Va Id uon Srn. Or. SolIpm oGs Meat
tetre Ssrbeherunai in fsr Contribution eer Sobns
piatteit in bteicln St1ate 81 9ebrauhen, 9etauit Dab be
10 btetc th %oteieIbcn lest Dem Yrblitun ais eire Der
pro5ten @utoeiungen, iuette bis lest in Der mehlntz
iten Saln1r5neiturit senudlt iporben, an. @ine Der
sr6Bten Slpicri9ieltCn, IpcIGC biz icet bci Golden,
lpelbe tnnltlitbe 3Gbse trqgen, eInpiunbCn porbCN, III,
bag o~ieicl6en bclfn giien 5per Sprshgn lo5c peroen,
uno bel ctni9en Yerioten nit bcIonbrrcr Wiunbfornas
ton bat man tic bis iret mob nidt mttGrioI9 9Cbrauz
den %torncn. Blatten, mad, bicttu neuen Suiieme
5erlertl9t, 6letben IN alien 6dllcn feh iisCr, tnbcn feir
Nabrun9sItott oocr Suitmo9tihcripeii inter ~oieiclben
%9elansen tann; aud tonnen bic Ylatten an alien Sc
biieu GHgchratt luer6en.
SD empieble oicie reue grftubune ~bcionecrs ieucr
groBen anSabt bon Pcrioncn, ipeld,e fuiebcrbott, ieooth
obne .Gr!ol9, 1erinbt baben, auf 9elpobntttc @Gtie
an9etertt9te BlGttsn 5u tra8en, uno ~garautire i'd in
alien 6GAen, baB Bcrioncn mitocniCtben eneu tSnner,
ODER 9ebe oas @clb Surlt. SABINE iperbcn obnc
ShrerS ourb Gebrdnh pon 2afleas aussrsogcn.
Od il baielbc pdbreno rncbr, ais Z Sabre gebrGubt
babe, lit cs taIm notbi9, benz Bubtitum Die @eiabr.
loi9teit uno 8orSl9e otcies ScriabrGus Ill il6ern.
Seioneere auimCrtiamicit niro Der 8ebanbluns Der
uatiirltben Sabine selutpmet.
Or. VI. 8. Scopes,
iSan5ttS) Rr. 81. SiortsGnta,pStraSs.
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Sine ncue japnnciiidbc 6eIaubt:
IcDaft

lit, mad ben HcuclCn DtclOungcu bon ScOOo,
mad oeu &cr. Staatcn ruterwcgs, nuO fam
bereitS I'M Sauunr in Gan 0rauSIsco erwar'
tet mcroen. Nh ser Spite Der Seiuuotid)aft
ftebt Saufura, iriiber Nttutiter Der auSrudrtt-
9eu @ngeIegeubeIttn. s SetretGrG, 81 b6berc
SifiSlsre mn 81 Iuugc apltgc begleiteu Die
DttiItou. Die @elGuotiAait pirO Die Ser.
Staaten lopobl, mie europa, bcinden uno
hat ais Siihrcr Soru. s. 8. SrOOfS, Ocn ia.
puuefihcu Goniul i'll Gan Sran5lsco, &C.
i%uonleu. SIM Streite barber, oh man Suerit
Nmerifa ooer europa beiuhen iOute, gcpann
oaS @rltere. Der Ser. StaattI,Seiunot De
Song l&hiua) wtrp Die @CianOti1ait in
98alBiugton inrOoujiren.