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New-York tribune., 1871-06-02

the land There Ia nothing In him his lifo which should
hs visit here 10 beat up froh upon tho surface OF
popular feeling but everything that feeling 70
IL depth with sentiments " kindness anu respeoc
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
D6Iiiical Notices.


cd iFi $500 @ ioa i''f Re RrSa, q
tat the 1..ets l 4 70 msse m a., - .
TO-. sAI. Jals At - II Fr'nkirs-, from MN 10 ? ~.
sJ44% t:S,SIsY & J9 J9S Fp EPMST2I q :, fLY
''''' WILLIAM MoNEGAL
Third Assembly District-A sFeca meeting Of The Grant
1l.I EVENING tie Headqaar -rs U-on Ai,I.-
S ] q IN m as Ss 6 p II be .G tsassed % W. G&ssE fa 'i 10
Jan. FLEE Na. SEC e,ry
iorrth Assembly DisirictIa pursuance tlc dec.oas Of
m.s, me q 4cA lie District bc-by not a. Lat tbg unir
sp s1 % $50 EyESryG Jaae s E0yDAy EyRSSG Japs5
auI EDS aspAl EYkNltG June from 60 10 oclo's l' Be-
Go Srrrgsc TT secretary. c y BRACKErr. casruan.
mat o'r Rrrrt' 90 Eecn Of the t.r,, sAIUkDn EvvtS
INC June MONDAY ByESiSG Juse AID WEDSh'DAl b'@H
ING. Jlfa- Sou Z 10 % O'clock. at No. 30 s1haye -
yOnS LAWSON, ~ H. DTGAAHSNHi
kkRi2fSh kRasff5 nFSE6iSr SSE26aiESrSd JAMES, JAMES TclaosD
Eishrn Assembly Dslrict-rLe Repae.as Of ta' pas' %
rS s 10 co1 i e % eSo4 b.osrt be w ore9 'rd zoe
T H % sa a5oif S EVENINGS W M s. .s jale Eaai Hotel
J4ME %. TAYLOR. WIN T. ,l-a PALMER
gti4, IniiG d; ASS.S55 'A,S,,S55 WILLIAM GELLMAS,
ALFRED OSBORNE -----
,,c, - n le uud gned COMMITTEE aFPo.1'.
cd m % @ ,,rip and Jacksol s. schultz frsPsl91iy n". We
E,F0leaas Of @ s9e' & 1S s. n TUESDAY conoriA
Hall Nos - and Averue 70 see lll % i i,oa Al are
cord a invited Very respectfully 2IN yAT2G NJ "a l,sf
W5lGS M a 1 IIoaekS'%6ob aeS'6ob cRAS NGnovSaLL' 5StSp
mos H. oAkLEl. bLSJ T. 'IAir -
rar,ecth Assembly pistrict-Th' oen5. &C. P?, P?onS
% s.usres Sat p-pose . sgpS & "1'5 P,l is- is o.
i'.',,s, jn, n ,ui WEDNESDAY, lre ie@ to u oe'eA
IIbt| .A,sbT Jt@.ai I,'ls' i'u 'uf,vR
'o''' '''' JOHN u 8l.tD.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
FULL IEPORTs FROM TIE SIGNAL STATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Jne For the tirst time since

Contrary to general expectation, John p.
Hale is recovering his ongimpaired health, and his
friends in Ncw-Hampshrc think Of putting Him in the
political field once more.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

IT7roRer ship Ners sec Third Fagel
ARRIVED.
Steamship Aeo.he Rector Ao"beor with nds 'nd pas to
.'s. T.lr Psralre Gs,lron May p, da hey West 1tl,
"a, i. ....r ilI las. 6. Gas li MtIlil s. 20 o..
y. L, aig GgIL tls .t-I--4, eA'A VIA ''s'' AIa ~v
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
prr1vopp LIVE STOCK MARKET-JrsE /.

C,le this wes much superior to Las; wet odsr market ery
Al a. 49, ..... rr hest slle t0ly, Ssa-. t qsli
81 ,s4-f ,seium' - 25a$i15 receipts lOl hell s' 40
- n os of supply goJi, pfrs lower g1l-5 -td - "a
- a ~ head sheen gey du AMI sa3rJ has ieur s,e
IN 10 god - 5jari ' good to tTss, % 30 % 81
70. 4 q = Le4
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
STATE or THE WEATHER

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT from SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS. u. 5. A., or OBSERVATIONS AT 1I:4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

TnE WEEKLY TRIBTHE for this week IL ready this
morning and contains. in addition 10 the general news
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES
THY cHRIsrIAN MORAL SCIENCE MOVEMENT.

THF cHRIsrIAN MORAL SCIENCE MOVEMENT.
CHICAGO, June THE International Chris
tan Moral Science Association breakfast took place this
morning. under the auspices Of the Rev. Dr. Gather. the
originator and General Secretary OF the English Pro
Nislonal Council. Dr. Gather y making an effort 10
organize Provisional Council in II States OF the
Union and In Canada, 10 comprise 700 1nembeiS.
Three hundred have already enrolled. In order
to organize tie Council preliminary Congress will be
held In Philadelphia the llh 18th and 10th nsts The
OBJECTS OF the Association for defining aud promoting
the unity OF the great Christian Church, creating and
applying the science Of Christian morals and develop
Ing ana systematizing the bencfcent resources and
agencies OF the Church IL is proposed tO hold in this
country, and England, and Germany, an annual Con
each country
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
IBlrJnetcr cJrfel 01 lOr icmporature and eeVatonI
non.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OfTCE Or TIP CIurT SIGNAL OFFICBR,
WA-HfSGTcS. u. G., June l, l6l-5:5O D. IN.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIP CHurF SIGNAL OFFICER,
W.-HISGTcN. u. G.. June /, l61l--s:3O D. }
SJ'OySis tOr Ns pGSt hoertgJour hours
The barometer hIs again fallen somewhat on
the Pc Coast 9Gd has risen at thc Rocky Mountain
stations md in .ne Bile JWi valley. II Las fallen de-
cidedy the Mississippi to southern foriia, ard IL
rising from south Carolina 90 Msne The temperature
has from PenHsvlvgnia eastward, but elsewhere
mains son-lbly the same Wednesday, excepting
heavy fall az Key west where heavy rain has fallen.
Rain fell very generally during the night rom Georgia
10 Massachusetts, fOOwJr to-day Ny clearing mp
weather Cloudy and troateuing weather u at present
reported southern Missouri, and probably also pre-
walls in Gc0r-f md Florida Pleasant weather has pre-
vailed on the Lakes.
Probabilities.
n is proballe that partially cOudy and pleasant
weather viii be experienced Friday from Missouri 10
Virginia uorihWard. It - probable that rain and
high winds viii prevail in the Gulf, west of Florida dur
ing the night.
fULl. REPORTs FROM TIE SIGNAL STATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June For the first time since
the establishment by the signal Office of their eight
stations reports received O'CLOCK this evening
entire stations. The signal Office expresses
thanks TO The Western Union Telegraph Onrc IOr ito
prompness sending the weather reports the reSu
lar tine.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

BosTON, June 1.-The American COngega-
tonal Union held its annual meeting in Mount Vernon
Church to-day. The Hon. Emory washburn presided
and the Rev. DT. webb conducted the devotional
ciscs The reasnrers report showed the receipts were
$4,000, and the expenditures dncludng halance from
last yea S2 900 which hid been paid tO c. churches TO
aid them In building. Since the Society Organized
700 churches had been added 10 the amount Of S5O0,
the entire cost OF such churches having been t25OO0.
UNITARIAN FESTIVAL.
BOsTON, June 1.-The annual festival OF the
Unitarian denomination held in the Music Hall to-
night, and attended by 1000 persons. William T.
Davis OF Plymouth presided. and addresses made
by Richard Warren OF Eew-YOTk. the Robert Laird
Collier, the Row DR.. Bellows the Rev. George II. hep
worth, DR. T. ". Hedge, the Rev. Henry FersOD Oi En-
gland the Rev. J. J.. W. Ware Of Baltimore, and hrs.
Julia " ard Rowe.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
MR.. GREELEY IN THE SOUTH.

JACKSON, Miss, June Tho Hon. Horace
Greeley arrived here this evening. and will deliver an
address. Ho proceeds 10 Momphs tonight. where nc
intends TO lecture tomorrow evening. His recopuon
hore WAS cordial
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02

THE EEWSDEALERS supply EEARrH ANp
HosE at 3 cents. you gtho'
the Prthshcrs or you can
mailed 10 you a whole year of g.
Three Months for &i-Or you
can have HEARTH UosK and
The AxgRIcAS AGEcuLrUEfsr len
nry diftTe1sJs whole year 81
ORANGE JUDD & Co., PCBLiIaERS
215 DROADWAY NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
Important 70 Railway Travellers.
The JUNE NUMBER Of
APPLFTOHS' NATIOSAL HALLWAY GUIDE

Important RAILWAY Travellers.
APpLEroys' SsTios1G HALLWAY GUIDE
CONTENTS OF W. b SE i xrasS G TX 4rFErosg eps,
STATES SsD TiiE B0GIEI0S OF CANADA rlviesnasz
sl DE RAILWAYS in actual orsaton aHd nany Nhiei are nesrs
II. oSF ntSbRED local GSiIwAY MAPS rp,s enass The
ana lr,t opposite 70 slich he c lime lse Of tie
line eprert' by PrSs for the 100 MsPs n.sdas the
IT. npGRiSSr iS5TPUcTIoys TO RAILWAY raj lyELERs
in Tfree 70 rgehasns usk.ts ehes1mg .assaa
Sss Se r % % % ss % oi ..p s ss.,9 ss%s. 1
" roaI S5F Ts rg!SciE s TsrEFsc R1E r1AGsss AS:s
eeogs Lsis MemFlrt@,sas TSs Sasqsasy ssvisa. Isss
SS'.s.t Nosa3 B.: Ai.s,. "a, 81: n.y = ss :
v x6SfdLT ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AID THHia PROG
VII TABLE OF fivrR AND LAKE DISTANCES ,is THE
VIII ArpfEr0SS ff'1 RAILWAY GUIDE oouSTISG.HouE CAL
TX A LiST OF PROMINENT HOTELS IN THk rgTscIPaL
CITIES or TIM UNION
NEW IlME,i4 ~ htsS s. S9F5.S,ei S ,s2,. 70 sse ,,r0
AfFI los EGlW[ STIT s.s
H''' --' s. APLBioS sO Ca PSSis 11s''
70 REMEMBER. ONLY IS CENTS PRR CORY .4I
Geui-'
PEARL CASHMERE HATS,
FIyE DOLLARS
WARNOCK & CO..
5Ig BROADWAY
Boys Hats in great ure'y.
MODERATE PRICE,.
~. james Bete
lfoe' ,sf @ win l,ey Inf 's11fe E. y t.' he By s.s By % =
reputation q ~, ard erssg, s,iastnn a require Ss
PROPRIETOR sr JAMES r0TjL Bosoa
Nran shuttle sew ms ach'acs he ts snd aespss sat
sa'e'roeu. io| B'o.av.r
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02

DIED.

III Notices Of Marriages mus. be ind0sed u',A fat
nnnis and a1lress.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02

For 81 so per line. win advert ment month
IL 80, t- e GStc Tennessee Newspaper iuelurg io4s "a =.
We rei publisher Of this PAPER 20 viaa repors ~ VOL
known List Address Gko RoWEIL o. AdFefSHo
Agents ~. 81 Psrs-rcw, heV-Iork.
JObusnn's anodyne Lnime NIT tI'hed iolltoi nt'rnA
AMI ete1a and recommended By fbyacSs eFrwaSr
Wedding ard Visiting .aris, Initial Ssn1ng no., Fsoe'
Wa bvEEDELgs Sons loi FCiroSsr orr O-D D-f'h 'dDOh
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
ALL the NEWS FOR. ........A WHOLE WEEK.

Particular atertlcR is called 10 lie
NEWS Department Of HEhErHssD
HosE.-niss thorousb Digest q
tLs Current Events OF tue Week
giving Ia Moderate space = re-essi
OF what Is going tho
world. BUSY HRN. WOMEN aud
CHILDREN can here &C. an iatsri.
gcnt snnDary OF what doing
wiihoat weding through Of
printed matter II Is also Hscil 10
preserve RECORD Of tie
TIMES.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
FRIENDLY WORDS FROM THE TEXAN PRESS.
Tf0b Tie Ars'ia S!G'. Journal

There is no peison on the American Cont
ncnt, whether in ont Of public life, who wlelds to-day
both in this country and Europe, the potent influence
that is exerted 10y Horace Greeley II his impress
meuts in THE TRIBUNE will he worth
millions OF capital and tens Of thousands of imm
Grants TO Texas within the next u months. The
nouncement Of nj, Will probably gather larger
CITY our continent has produced few finer instances Of
expansive growth than this printer, phauthropls
open-Leartcd humanitarian and friend Of his kind.
F5or, The Gal1e.,oH R,pressaiqtre
The great man OF the age, the iree-think-
ing. OutspOkcn pAilanthTOpst, Horace Greeley arrived
public career consistent 1t is possible for leading
man 10 be- In early days, his journal, IHE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE, bcldly espOused the cause OF the free
dom 0f the cOlOrcd from which ne never sWeryed.
miuistration OF the Federal Government and he has
reaBed rch reward. Horace Greeley comes among
a fearless representative InhnrtIthentlng pflnci
pie from which no person can sWerNo MN,
and in quest Of knowledge. True. he comes
here AZ the request OF oar citizens to open the
Fair at Houston and 10 give Us Information AS well as
receive that Information which ailllldr knOWlcGge
Of country alWays gives We are glad To welcome Mr..
Greeley because believe both hc ana our citizens
viii be benefited thereby. He viii learn something Of
state and viii learn something oi hlin.
All honor then Horace Greeley, thc man VINO always
spurns the wrong and clings 10 the right May nature
guard him for the next 10 years as Wen anu deal as
Kindly with him as ,he has IN the last 10, and may he
live long and prosper.
From IN, Hoas,on Union-
II Is chiefly as the able, busy, qulch-slghted,
aud candid Cd0r Of daily paper that ms name VIII de-
sroud 10 poEtcuty His ready, deep, ahd honest sym.
pltir with every earnest popular NOV ''t h7 manly
hatred Of every fOm Of mcanuces liJu7utt, tuiIii-
utss aud OppIc ,s0u aud his uIintlus upi 'stoL tO
tA IN thIOs 10 ycaTs Of editorial , have made the
LA-g u H.. u, Q.a lg lg.es1-41 GglI ,lIg k49U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-24
9lus Sbicaau'cr SSlGttcrn

(yGblCugo'ct Union" 20. uno 81, Stt,J
-- Scr SGr, rucld)Cr I'M Gallon OO az
nus Sabn IN SiosSlcrIlir. augebunoen mar,
1T uiht Ucrbrannt. Gr iprCngtc ieint Aette
uno lliidltete iid. NO cit Sdr Scn auoern
lab, bieb cS 49, YcB 1T wIcScr bu.
0ic Ncuialcn 6rsSto DtGlcr @e6r. .&eOlin9
iinb aud) ab9cbruunt, 3. \. ibrc irNiidlc1ubt
0aS burd) 6cucr nidt Scritjrbarc Gi9cntbum
- Die &unlt - 1T ocu 0errcn cbcuo 0cbtt,
ben, mic uuS Sum @uipicl Der bnmor Sum
Sd,rCtbeu. 9lc @cnunnttu inngcn, mic
Sauicnoe, BON uorllc an, nno III brSGhditSs
otal yir. %, NauoOlpbitr.
- Sn Der Ribe Der WihoClS.Srd)c ltcben
idou ilbCr 80 ueue Srtterbiittel, in oeucu bic
bleoercu DimmclsbtWobnCr ibr 9lipl anfgc.
idla8cn baben.
: Die Ocutid)e nNniitcr lluion" murOc
anl WilttwOdl GuiBelblt, N0S ScrmGgCn oeS
SrcinS, beItcbcno ans $4,000, ans Grilnes
bOum'S 9ant 8cnonimel uno inter bic ciu
,enCu Wtitglicocr Uatheilt. - Die y@rat
Bcierl gigbt Sano" tr0t gcitern cine
0roBc Concert GoW an. Die Su ocridben
9ebGrigtnOiuIicr bubcn AaeS ucllOrcu, auBcr
ibreu 3uirumentcu. 2Slr wiinidcn Der Sus
pelle unb ocrcn id)ti0tn ytitcr, SaaS, gulcn
Grloig llntermcgS.
tn3us. 9t9ate,tg., ;" 90. mb q. Su)
- Der 9elamHtc Snbalt Der fcucrielen
Spnoc uuo @nu6lbe Der vEcutonla VcbenS-
periid)uuugS9cicllihait," yir. 100, Va Sullc.
inaBe, III Uollitdnoig crbaltcn unO Die Seicll,
itait IN Solgc Dciicu I'M Stauoc tbrc G>t.
i6ditc obnc ir9cnO Clue llnCrbrchnu9 iorBus
fiibrcu.
= 6ol0cnOcS lit oic Statiitif 0rricligeu,
meld)c ourdl ole 6cucrSbrunlt ibrer S,cimltGt
tel bcr0ubt Worbcn lln0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-24
Drr lebtr &Onig Orr 4alagDaren.
Siitoriider 9toman
BON
SccpOiS BON Sdber=WioIdd.
tGortiesuus.l

tfsortiesuus.l
Gabriel elite Su Sofa.
glub ibre crientaIiide Pbantaiie fab
Die SADIE i'm l6le6teiten 9ibte an. GrIt
als 8eren iie aufcrperte, tbren @ater i'm
aerter nit allen ienen 8eauemli6teiten
5n periebeu, welde er i'm I6auie gewpbnt
mar, fam iie Su ii6. SSerencies iot aud
beiterer brein, ais er iein ilppiges 9ett,
ielnen 9eliebten S6lairod, leine unent=
bebrliben Sdntpiieln einrilden fab. Die
poblbeiebte WiittaSStafel CAB ibn ieinen
SeelerIrieben pUlltpmmen mieoer.
9lls Gabriel ibn unter bem Shute Der
Suntelbeit am 9lbenb nit Spla belu6te,
mar er auBer ii6 por Sreuoe uno bat
8abrtel, iein Sino unter ieinen trditigen
Sbub su nebmen.
Sie Serbaftllng oeS SiuanSubeu be-
frieoi9te einen 3beil bes 9loelS, Der an
oere perlau9te aber, bur6 ben Gripl9 nod
fiibner gemabt, bic Sant,ioniruns ieiner
Selbliliie I'M 10 brpbenber, unO erfldrte
BON Der 9ei6laanabme beS 3ebents unb
Der Satpaner Geriammlung auf teinen
Sail abiteben Su wpllen.
Ils Der abnig eben 10 entldieoen feline
GInWtllt9ung perwei9erte, ginS Der slOel
nod AM ielten Sage auseinanoer, pbne
nur einen !Seller Sl bepili9en.
Der Heihsratb mar 10 beltiirSt oariiber,
baB in offener Sisun9 Der beiti9lte Streit
entitanb. Gbriitopb 6run9epau tlagte
ben GrSbiidpt an. SSaltan iprang ani
lno iabte ben Grafen beim 8arte, wdb=
reno bieier ben GrSbiidcf nit Der 5auit
ms @eiidt iflu9. Die Sdbel wuroen
9eio9en.
Sa erihien Der abnis I'M Saale: Der
Sumult legte ii6. Die abnisin iplgle uno
ertldrte ben Wtusnaten: .9ie Sel6lilNe
beS 2tbel8 beitdtisen, beBe ein grbBere3
lln9liid berauibeidwbren, nm Elm tleines
abSuWenoen. Die finarSieIIe Gage lei
ni6t 10 trpitlps. Sic werbe ,ibr 2ebteS
eber perpIdnpen, ais iih beugen."
Sialtan tlagte bierauf ben @raien
Sraugepan ais ben llrbeb t bss StreiteS
an. Dtaria peruabm aui Der Stelle ben
slnsefla9ten unb bic 3eugen unp iallte
aud icfprt ben Spuf.
Sic lief 6rangepan fir cnige Sage in
Den Glpntatburm werfen. 2llS CT ireige=
lafen wuroe, perlieb Der itplse @rai, Germ
i'm ,6erjen, ben Spf unb oas Heid, unb
trat in @ien in bic Sienite peS GrSber=
sp9s Serpinanp ppn Seiterreid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-24
StuS SSaibiu9tou. -SUfdluad,=
Ii. .Aa.a

" a hing ton, 20. Sltbr. @cferu
Ibeub nm llbr itnno 0tao. ,NolmcS III o.,
Snild)eu Der u. mo -. Su., Dor ibrcr
Sbiire, ais Scnup SrOmu, aud 9utd ,SCus
IN" geuNnut, upribcrtam mn Wtao. ). III
iuiultncnNcr 9Stiic Nurcbcte. IS fam Sl
btiti9cn @tgcuauBuungcn, uorouf Scunp elH
0tciicr 500 uno b0iiclbC Der 6rdu %. in ole
Srult rNuute uno lbr nod uuoUlpClti0e
gSmOcn uricBtc. Mao. NolmeS 1T in Sc
bcnSgcfabr, SeuuD i'm @cfdnBniiie.
- g. y. NollIcr, SudBtlt- Supcrtnteu'
Ocut. uuo y. WcCSrNp, SouirattOr, Gerlctbtu
id SumitNA III y. Is. @ubcrt'S Office ne
gen cinCr 3abluug ciuanocr IN Die 'oaart mo
y. crbClt babel Orac %rit8eI. y. bat Wic.
uCrtIugt
--- 0eS bctriigcriitCn 3NblmcicrS 0oblcS
WoblllCn mlIrocn bcutC oul }luttlou uCrtauIt.
GS ltcattn iih inr AmItion Utclt Sciudtr
eiu.
-- SumCS, NCr i'd AM NbtnSt, 100 Die.
SartbO'S Grmorbuu9 ltattnnb, III @citltidnit
9oroen'S bCiuuocn bobcu mo iCttotm uahc
NlerGnorln ourh ctiltn Snbniu9 itbCrinbrcn
mo 9Ct1ctct ictn iou, loll id, pobluuf mo
mlnter III petersburg, Su., bciiuocu.
- Sn @corgctOwn ftnbIt Der Snlueit ScS
SorontrS iibCr -. NuthinS itatt, Der Som
lngt IN Sol0c ciner uor lSod)eu Uon ~ u.
giifoion crbalCncn SdIuBuuuoe gcitorbcn
III. Die Aritc 0nrtlNou, 0iuidnS, Ritdlie
mo2lcnldmot iGnocn Die Augel I'M 0tiiden'
,urbci ocS toOtcu NtunneS.
9iabt Solp JiOuN. Cemetery fam Die Gar
btgC u. GiogelD III Sclgc Der GrploiiOn cts
nCr Acroiin yampc clcnbialid um'S Seben
- ytGbe 2lltruuOria pmOc BrOf. Sb. s..
Sidln uui Der SagO OurdI Die iuiillige @ut
lao ng itincr Sltutc id)IImm uulcet.
49, ". u. SamcS bon gSnucutou, ber AM
Dtithuodl uabe NlerNuNuu ourd cine Hoto.
motlue id)ucr ucrlegt mo Dem cin 2lrm ab,
genommcn ucrosn mIBtc, IT nit loOe abgcs
gan9cn.
- SOr Cem GGrdte dwcbt ;nr 3sit bic
SnbbitionSllogc gegcn Die 9luSgabe Der si,s
600, 900 Improvements @onoS. Die SnOigs
nation oeS SoltcS gcgeu bic id)cuGlid,e 2Birtbs
iduft bcS Jog. 9ircltOriumS Der Dficntlheu
gSerte 1T cine atlgcmciue. Ob nber boS Solt
fdl lturt genug crwCiien miro, Der 2Siltiir
bcrridait Gin .3el gu icbcu, ii cine unbert
Srage, gSollcn bic 40" ochthen ScOmteu
Der Convention lidl nidIt gum Sctcu reS @c-
meimuoblcS inS Wiittcl lcgeu uIo bgrt Of
itne YoSiGguHg bon Der Corruption oeS 0t
rCltoriumS cine RCaition gum SGeru, SIT
weiterCr Spurinmtcit ms Veben ruicu? 9Hct
uon ben u40" 9luSerludbltcn ipridt Sucrlt /?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-24

Sn bieiem 9lugenblide itebt Dir tein
6eino 9egeniIber, Sieb' oas Sbwert, uno
9u Sauberft ibn aus Der Groe. Ser &ai'
Ter, Der Grjberjpg meroen oem beprdngten
abni9e ibre 6eere ienoen, uno bic Spls
raten, pel6e 86nis SranS geidlagen bas
ben - t6nnen aud ben @pimpoeu ppn
Siebenbiirgen idlagen. Wein Ylan pdre
frteoli6, aber iider; er gebt babin, ben
S6nig oem Ginflulie Der &6nisin UNI 9as
tbUrp'8 Su entSeben unb fir INNER unter
ben Seinen SuiteIlen. Der Gag gu 6at>
pan bietet unS bic giinitige Gelegenbeit,
bieS su erreihen. IS gilt aIip, ben abs
mig Su beitimmer, bab er oui benz 2anb=
tage erideint. 9ies foil pOr glIlem mel
ne Gorge ieiu. SD werpe icrtiabren
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befer eienen Su ttnnen. Sie abni9in t0nn
leinen 9iei6sratb ipielen, aber nidt ieinen
8eidtpater. Sier rubt mein Ginilub aui
ben a6nig aui iiherer @runclage. 0enn
Sbr, idbne Srau"- iibr Der GrSbii6pi
Su Srma gewenpet fort - mir bethlehem
mput, prln9en MIR Den Spnl9 nap 0ats
pan."
Srma nidte ldbelnp.
SSalfan iebte ieinen Blan weiter aus
chamber. pGine idpierigere g(uisabe 1T
es, Die abntsin in unier 9ieb Su ,ieten.
Sic lit Hug, titbn, gu 9lIIem entidlpilen.
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uns aber Die 2iit aud bier triumpbiren
laiIeu."
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noaB bic 66ni9in iid ielbit ibren 5turj
bereiten ipq."
v93ie?" riefen 9(lle.
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ten ytbclIS. Ser NlGgr urlah9t 80 900.
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unc erlud)t ben Frdlioentcn, oaB Sen. Groot
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