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due bonts constitute 80 much of
the lire loan debt fr which the
capital of the Bank. of the State is
pledged, and your committee hope
that it may be discharged from
that source.
Ii the arrangements sue gested
by the committee can be carried
into effect, the result will be rs fol
lows:
Sun, total of debt slready stated
Ss.S65. .90S.9S. Add tho bonds
now in the hands of the Agent,
aud proposed to be
issued 1900, ,OOO. 90
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svssonIrrioS Two: Dollars per annum.
ApvnhrissssHrs inserted at the rates o
one dollar per square of twelve Min,on lines
Sthts sise typsl or less for tho hrst insertion,
hity cents esch for the second and third insor.
lions, AMI twenty-five cents for subseqaent
insertions. Yearly contracts will no made.
Az advertisements must have the number
snssr.sd Gill ordered out, snd charged for.
Uniesa ordered otherwise, Advertisements T.
win inyatiAbly be /" displayed"
Obituary notices, and all matters inuriue to
% the bsne6t Of any one. are regarded ~
Advertissrssnts.
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Tax-Paysrs. Convention.
[cosrrNuED FROM LAST WEEK


Your committee are gratified ia
state tlIat this system OF cunula
tive voting, which is destined to
play SO important part in the de-
velopment Of popular rule, has al
ready been pnt in operation.
" Proposed, explained aud advo
Gated in the first instance by
James Garth Marshall, O subject
of the crovn Of Great Britain, !"
this plan has been cllampioned by
ex Senators .Bnckalew, Of this
country, has been incorporated in
the revised Constitution of Iii
'nois, aud has been put upon it's trial
in q Pennsylvania town. Recent.
ly the subject has attracted uni.
vc-eal inter est in the South. liz
our own State il has been receiv
cd with great favor, and lifted
above the plane Of political par.
syism.
Your committee are of tie
opinion that, abstractly consider.
cd, proportional representation is
81 great governmental principal
~ wise, just measure Of reform.
and one absolutely necessary to
mako unlimited suffrage consist.
ent with peace, order and securi
~. 1t enters the political body as
a saving, a conserving element
1t comes to leaveu the lump of
Democracy, end to give the es
sence of genuine Rel,nLlicanism,
which is, briefly stated, thorough
and general representation. But
II proportional /, presentation be
an admirable system in any gov.
ernment founded upon the I,npu
lar will, your committee hold that
The plan is peculiarly applicable
10 snch a condition of society Us
this State now presents.
four committee do not affirm
that this woul'! cure all the disya,
es OF the uody politic; but they
may, without extravagance. sug.
gest that the system of proportion.
al representation, If adopted b
those who WELD the numerical
power, would alleviate many of
the evils incident to our present
abnormal condition. would to n
large extent, tranquilize public
apprehensions, would moderate
tie spirit of'political convulsiun,
and tend TO bring about in this
State all The peace that we can
reas"nabiy hope to attain.
b Your committee are aware of
the TACT that this measure of elec
tCral reform, ifit shall be prompt.
~ realized by us, must come from
the dominant party Of the State.
Whether it will come or not, we
cannot decide. In eiyI,cr event,
the minority Of Soush Carolina
pnt forth their clai,ns in this he
half it Is siieir right. Should it
be denied, the responsibility must
rest upens those who use Tins the
POwer--that the presput gives.
Should it be rendered, it will
doubtless produce the fruits of
Justice and wider the circle of
peace. This much we may add !:
Since it il the nature .f n,aiori
ties TO change, it may he we'll for
tho d"ininant party to consider
whether the adoption OF proper
tional representation may not for
them be the best policy for the
future, ns well as the highest wis.
dom ior the present. Respectful.
ly submitted. sk
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Ambross r. Woodruff. . former rrom!.
nr"' oft zen Of LynchhurY, Virginia. rerent.
y committed freeries TO the extent or
about eco 900. and left for England.
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John H~nni"gs recovered Sl0 0oo IRON,
the New Orleans snd Chattanooga Ra,ltosA,
for damages sustained by falling through
." opening in the oomp.ny's wharf
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fatal stabbing affray occurred mar
H"nea Paih. in Anderson County, on Suna
day list. colored couple had been liv.
ing together as y m ~ and wife for n length
"i time. and on the ds. mentioned had a
hight, when the man stabbed the wofnsn
and then ran off. pursued 10y hi. victim for
fully fifty yards. when she 70 ! dead. The
murderer was arrested 10y another co or.d
man, on Monday. and lodged in Anderson
ilil
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Mr.. John W. CLARK. the County Fyssv
r'r Of Fairfield, was shot By ". Il. A.
!" difficulty 10 wissstsse. a.. -eu.
rnsiay ,ls.h inst -. died on
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The Union Times OF the l9rh Inst .n,s
that the prospects for an ABUNDANT crop Of
wheat are quite gl"'my. The rust and fly
have taken complete p,ss. ssion Of IL in
many localities. and fr M all quarters fears
Expressed that not more than enc quarter
OF sn average crop will be made,
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Aessrs Walker. Evans 4 Coesw.ll. tie
en'erpr's'ng Siation-'s. P,inter. and BOX
B'"ders. OF Ch"ries'on, gave their employs
ees delightful ric-nio and excursion to
The Middleton place on Ashley River last
week.
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Total,
S2,G07,943.OS

loidl, SS,tJ ,Jt0.US
This sum, divided by the five
periods, gi, es an average of $3.50,
SIS Gl, as the sum Of the advances,
and seven and half months as
the period of time for which they
were made. The interest and 9th.
er charges, as shown in another
part OF this report was for twelve
months $94,777.42 or S7,8ll.7S
per month. For seven and half
months it is $59,36O.S5, or at tie
rate of II per cent, per annum.-
And to this is yet to bc added the
agents commissions. Mr.. kimp
ton is under the impression that
his average advance was greater
than the sum stated by your com
nit ee. But even if it was 500.
900, instead Of S539.5SS.6l, the in
tercst (wit!iuut his comission)
would amount still 10 the high rst Q
of 13t per cent, per annum.
CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE
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constant and regular accord is
great. 1t will be seen for exam.
pie, by account "B" that at Il Q
end of the year, the total of the
suins charged to the Treasures by
Mr.. kimpton, was SI,0O7, ,924. .54.
while the sums credited to Mr..
kimpton by the Treasu rcr.
amounted to only 1898, 600: OK
hititing a discrepancy of 1884.
924. 81, or disagreement OF 1884.
024,54. In like manner. accouin
&c" exhibits a disagreement OF
$294.924.92.
1t is trme the accounts were re.
Gently brought into reconciliation,
or rather into conformity with the
accounts of the agency. There is
added to buth an account of the
subsequent interest by which this
was affected. Nothing appears in
these accounts to iinpeach their cor.
rectness, but will he seen how wide
open is the door for errors and
disputes. it for no graver misfor
times. 1t will be seen that among
the items brought to tho credit vi
the account by the subsequent en-.
tries. are these, viz:
Account (B) fiscal year, 1860,
for expenses, including inter-
est as explained to the commit,
tee, S64.999.7l
Account (C) fiscal
year, 1870, for expenses,
interest, including 94,977.42
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year, 1870, for expenses,
interest, including 94,977.42
$159,977.13
These appear to have been pass.
cd to the credit of the agency with.
out being audited. Tie commit.
tee understood Mr.. Parker, the
Treasurer, to say that he had not
received an account of the seve al
items of expenses that 90 to make
up the two sums $G4,996.71 and
of S94.977.42. These charges, us
will hereafter be shown, add enor.
mously TO the interest of the pub~
lie debt nor is this the end. The
committee learned from Mr. Kimp.
ton that his own proper commission
as agent was not included in the
above sums, aud that the rate of
compensation is not even deter
mined or agreed upon.
Your committee would have
preferred to show with precision
what rate of interest results from
the addition Of these charges but
it is seen that the fnll sum of the
expenses is not ye: known, neither
DO the accounts show the exact
average sum of the cash advances
made to the Treasury. Some ap.
Proclamation to the truth, NAV
however, be made in this way
By the report OF tho Comptroller.
General for 1870, PIP. lOl to 1O4,
the following appear to have been
the quarterly balances due to Mr..
Kimpton, by. the Treasury.
Oct. lst, 1869, $515.424.54
Jan. LIST, 1870, 1SO,0O9.54
April 1st, 1870, 54S.357 S4
July 1st, 1870, 5I3.317.21
Oct. 1st, 1870, S-O,S43.05
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$1o,665,90s.9s

SiO,ooo,SUo.So
Deduct the ad.
vances made by
the Agent and pro.
pose to be paid sOc,0OO.OO
$9,225,90s.9s
Deduct the amount
OF funded debt
proposed to be paid
by SS0O,OOO of sur.
plus bonds on tho
basis of 80 per cent.
for the bonds, viz. G4O,UoO.OOl
$9,225,oos %
Should the remain.
der Of the S994,OOO
OF funded debt,
now pressing for
payment he dis
charged ont of the
assets of tho Bank
of the State, viz: 354,0OO.oo
Tie sum of the
funded debt will
be $s,s71,9Os 9s
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Your committee recommend
that the $l,S00,000 of surplus
tonds abo. o referred to, a. soon as
they may be relieved from hy poth-
ecation, be applied to the satisfac.
ton in part OF the above debt of
$994,o 900. The S744,oo0 OF over
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Tie sum of the
funded debt will
be
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AMUsEMENrS.


728. GLOBE rHsArRg;; -BRoADwA7.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. More nov stsrs
MONDAY E Ny'ns' sss%n sasosss More .lr.cson
oons.n hs kHesos sso iSs s'
s' roTr ssssss ss n. aS e
g'f bs sfi 1sbGLsSY. the eench; 10, WV .owp
Mr. josh Asr NEWS sa Ir s @1 an a l%msa...
.'1as' Hon On WV W.T. 's!T HOW tho
GLOBE n.,,., taLosz
Gare the rden sister. I.s wsns. nellie sasisS
s1ssn ss s AMI: fS ::,
os ss ssa .p,sa a. an
S SS:ss ! s,s;! $ e.
Ms. HAITI. oss s si.a ssDon.la r.. sss, e.
JUDGE suA sfdAi oooH ao sS+ ~ r. Hown
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER = ,su.
and every ,G srsnRS WA %Hrf fSTser pose' and
a. his theatre Of The popular sr.sses ~
FLORENCE.
who will gnaze their reappesraacs In this city By pre-
"ssn 81 Re FsaSs s1 e rs .a has
pure fresh, . aTas y
ELLEN OGE;
pARKs THE HOUR 'saroRE THE DAWN,
which viii be presented with entire coatUneS
HAGAN have been specisy to give strength -
cast OF characters that challenge attention.
Bhl AN O'fAhkEL m w. j. FLOkEkOK
BklDGET MAGUiRE............. MRS W. j. FLORHkEA
ra:rcs o,Dennei Gecrge GSkS
Ms Mss E Essn nonHs E Soss 49,
H. .'',, Lotus r; Re, n.
Mr. c. W. Barry Mr.. M. ". F1ske
Mr.. Morarty Oalcer OF the Constabslary.
Mr. r. J. Hurd. Mr.. w. n. Ro1A
The other the Poperful Company THl3
ESTABLISHMENT.
The charaeerit csy beautiful Scenery and noye risses
Effects Aessrs. SCHELI and q. w. DAYTON. ne
peculiarly Irish Dances Jlts and ecceniricles 81 secn
and direction MADAME
WlN DELL The Costumes by Mr. HAMILTON and A38DDy.
ANTS. Machinery and Properties by i. WALTZ and As
SlSrASTS. The Gas and Calcium Effects by j. X 6IArON
ana ASSISTANTS. The accompanying incidental AuQA
inclusive of Overture snsed Mr. H. TlSaIkGTuk nd
produced under the personal supervision and Aeo
ton of Mr.. W. +. FLORENCE Mr. LEWIS BAKER
EILEEN OGE MATINEE SAT RDAY AT O'CLOCK.
Seats reserved from A. N. to r Mat the Box 0assS
at schrmcrs, 70l Broadway, and at the Erie Tc~sk 0ns
Tweny-shird street, Broadway and Fifth avenue
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nPEhIkG.-MApAME LAFOnCADE. JUST ARRIVED
~ from Paris, will have her fall enng Thursday
October N7l No West Eleventh street, secohd door
of Broadway
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I .)f.D BROADWAY. BETWEEN THIRTY. FIRST
.LDsO an Thirty second streets Mrs. TILrO>, AT
kINSON 4 CO. are ready for Drcssmasng
ami nerv shing have their mad. at
home them an basted. Presses lifted over the
elegant corset attach nert just introduced
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EILEEN OGE MATINEE SAT RDAY AT O'CLOCK.
Seats from A. NJ to 2. the Box O0eek
schrmcr's, 70 Broadway, and the Erie Tc@se OAs
Twenty-third street, Broadway and Fifth avenue
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\ NEW NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

For reply aud unjust attacks ~
methods ~ instruction challenge professors or ELMER
W., music PRODUCE pupils that In AcsisS'
cal y,mnaton, excel u equal those Attending hls M
stl,ltinn.
mr experiences has sbis oOunyv
has neen very superucisy tangh and tna many o. NO
pr cssors WIN oppose tile Conservatory sysem WousS -
classed low Conservatory pupils ..-.... .
ThE GENERAL CONSERVATORY OFFICES arsM
No 80 BROADWAY, near Twel,h rect Nov HoSHt
No. wv COT kT eIkEEI. Stale, Br0okvD
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(GUrtisBuns fUISt.)
Der finftiae TricSe.

Die BON @raf 9ismarf tn Isinsn bip.
lcmatiI6en @rlaGen an9sssbsnsn @riinre.
tpsSbalb Deutf6lanb auf abtretuns bes
GlIae unb stnss 3tsilss BON aOtbrIussn
beltten miife, Fnb pcrtptesenb mtIitdrt-
fder Natur. DeutI6lanb-lc erftartt Der
arcBe Winifer - btbirft elmer beiTsren
9rsnse, nm eeeen tiinfttss franSGffde
8aub. unb 8a6e. .Nnfdls msbr ais Bis.
Ger ssII6ert 3u fstn; bic erpbmiitbtefen
gtbtnsunsen, ia felbf bsr 8er;t6t auf
alIe grpberunesn piirbsn bas fran3Gli1Ge
Bolt ME babtn brtn9en, ben gebanten an
9a6e unb 0isbereewtnnuns bss Strlp.
tsnsn 9rtfi9e auf3ussbsn unb es piirrs
In temIrlben Qugenblif fstne Qngrtfspc.
Iitit misber aufnetmen, mo- es bic Strait
bdju In R6 fiitltt. = 6rantrei6, pslhss
fir ,,Sabopa" 9enustbuung perlanete,
l66t f& ntHt nit eem Wase meTen, MEL
dies ale nnberen NatiOnsn ais bas gs.
rehts anerfennen; Jranfrri6 bulbet ntdtt,
bae an Ietner @rsnSs elm md6tises unb
blGtsnbss 8st6 bsRsbe - trtnn es biss
~ ttnbern permag.
Die @nnsricnssriinps bss @raltn Bis.
mard 1nb niht Uber bod nur In Sweittr
9tnie bic cpltsttGmIiGen. Das beutIhs
9UIt SsrIanst GlfaB unb Deutfd. .9otbrin.
gen, weil bte1e Yropinjsn purd @epalt,
eiit unb llsbtrfaGl pUn DsutIdlanb abse.
riTsn Tnb, neil fe bic Spplitn 7nb, bic
Der grbfsinO In Der 3eit BON Deutf6laubs
tttfier S6ma6 eewann; neil ss aIte
bsutihs, NIT DeutI6laubs frii6ertr 9es
f6iGts eng SerHoHtsne 9dnbrr fnb, neil
bic SspObnsr niGt uur Der Qbfammung
mad. Ipnbern nod teute In Spra6e unb
Sttte btutfd linp, Der Srcjeb Der Grat.
jGiirung nidt ppaenbst purbe unb neil
Deuti6Ganb elmer Sitns unb @tnusttu-
uns fir bas StrbrtherifGe Itttntnt auf
feline Snttsritdt unb SsIbfbeiiimmuns
unb fir bas In StrGmsn SsrsUftnt Slut
lsintr S6bne bsbarf.
DaB absr ntbtn btslsn ales &nbtre
iibtrpissenesn 0rinbsn aud bas Slider
tsitsarsumsnt pCn srSbttr Bi6tiefeit III,
pirp burd bas bewisien, mas mir iibtr
bic Gufnabme Der NahriGt BON Der Ya-
riier Gapitulation BET ben 6ran;plsn In
GrantrttG feIba, pis bier In BEN Ser.
Staatsn erfabrtn. aGs SsiipisI tbsilrn
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S&ma6 BON Der Belttibns absstretsnen
qouis NapulsCns 5u ipieltn. Inter alien
llmIfdnben ill absr sines fiber, bic bieiis
gen DeutGten, wsnlsfens tsr 8rSbte
Sbeit berIslben. balten feif an ibrsr Spras
DE, ,pennslei6 lle R6 In anpsrer 5tniidt
eriinblt6 ,,amerifaniFrt" BADEN m6seu.
Dafiir fcrat, namltd fir Die pflese Der
btutfaen Sprads. In erltr 2Inte bic 9ie.
Gae beutIde YreGe, bic etnen md6tt9en
GinFub auf cas Deutldttum amcrtta's
ausiibt, nobel niGs 3u rsreeiIen 1T, baB
In ben Der. Staaten metr pplitilhe 3ei,
tunesn In beutfder SpraGe erfGetnen.
ais I'm fritereu nprbbeut1dsn 8unor unb
RAP, was Circulation anbeIan9t, /. o.
bic ,,Staatsjeitune" bas bel pettem pers
trettetle bsutl6e 8latt Der gBelt III.
6srner 1orsen fir bic Grbaltun9 Der
beutf6en SpraGe In BEN Der. Staaten
teutlGe S6ulsn unb fsr bsutiGe Bud
tanbsI, Johann reut1de StrGensemeinpeu,
pptlt9atiss, s:lsuise. 9sians> unb Surn>
8srsine, peren @e1hGftt, unp um9an9s.
1prade psutlt III.
Sm gef6Gftlihen Qeben fpielt bic beut'
I&e Spra6e tn amerifa cine bebeutenre
8UGle. Sc sisbt taum cine amerifantf6e
Sparbanf, Seusrs pbrr QsbensperIiht>
rungs. @slsuf6aIt, SmpUrts prer antere
geiGdfte, bic nt&t 9en6tbi8t wdren, il&
beutiae @etulfsn Su balten, ibre @es
l6aftsorbnun9en in peutf6er Sprahe ;u
SsrGFsntliden, In ptuifaen SIattern an-
3u3eigen II. (. II. Nanher jun9e @e-
fddftsmann, manher anesbenpe aopOfat
aualt 1t Sabrslans at, in rein en9ltl6en
6Gulern Elm untertpmmen pber etne Grts
asnS ,u fnben. wdbrsnO er T6 lst6t cine
eintrdslihe Stsllung errtn9sn wiirre,
penn sr bsutfdt psrfdnpe, bafslte gilt
BON mandsm iungsn 4rat. llnlere bteFs
gen GQenpaarsntGntler In Der gewery,
Wranb Ctr, pritten unb adteu Npenue
rpi1sn sfnau, mas bic reutIGe 8unbfhaft
psrtb III unb bebdnsen itre S6auienfer
nit Ylatatsn, tsren Snf6rift lautet:
nDeutlde 5anbluns. pier wirp pertid,
selprpnsn." Gs giebt teinsn etnji9en
@eIddfts3wets I'M san,en 2anes, In MEL
dem Der 8orttsil Der &enntniB Der beut'
iGsn SpraGe nt6t ausenidetnltd ;u
Sage tritt, tenn ss 9tebt bier gu Ganns
taum cine etnjtSe Stapt, In Der nt&t bae
beutf6e Clement einen betrddtliden 9rp'
eentiaB btIpet. 5cfentli4 werren pas.
mas bic Imeritaner faon felt 9eraumer
3stt etnIetsn, ndmli6, bae bic 8enntnie
Der beutIGen SpraGs ibnen 9robe 9e-
IdaftIide Surtbsile brtn9t, snblt6 einmal
pteIe DeutIfe etnieben. reren BIER aufee'
paH1ene 8inrsr bura bic @ieih9iiltistei
unb StupipitGt tbrer Gltern pbne Sennt'
mfg ter beutldsn Spra6e ifuo.
On. 9. St.)
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0efpnberc Slatbritbt.

glatritt ipirb hermit sserbsu, taB her Inter
sridnets, ,,Serfrrtigsr unb gerfGufrr ron Mi-
nrraltpd1rr unb ICnlti9en @etrGnfcn In 8ln1Gru,"
cine Qiife Der ppn ibm gsbraubten 8laI6en 1T
tsr gmt8ffute brs StaatsirfrrtGrs ben genniyl-
Sanisn brppnirt bat unb gesrn tr9enb cine 9era
Ipn pber peripnrn, ber 70 brSritnrte 8Iaidsn nit
Wiueraltpa1er ptrr irgrnb rintm anSerrn &C.
tr1nfr fillt, pSer r fauft, Serfauft pter nuf irs
senb cine gtrt bnmit bantrlt, cher iir benuBt nm
Sbf barin su baItrn cher ;u irseuS einem 3prds.
tirb grIeBli6 Serfabren tprrben.
5riebr. S6raber
Srautcu pa.
Mau trattr na6lfebrnten Gr1sBsrlae:
IS pirb biermit ais ungeleBIih srflGrt fir
irgsnS peIhe grrfpn pber grrioueit, pbne Gr-
lautniB hes GtsrntbiimrrS irsenS 70 teSet6nete
8laIden nit MineraItpaiIer cher fpnifisrm Sc
trGnfe ;u fiiIIcu, su Serfhufrn, su Drreebrn, Su
faufen, pber hamtt 3u banbrn, ipenu fpIde Sid
19e ni6t Spm redten Gigrntbiimer grfauft pirS
unb irgenb Semanb, ber lidj 70 Ser9rbt III balts
bar fir cine Strafe ron fiinfsis Gents fir jebr
fpIte 8laIde, 70 gefiillt Obrr Sfrfauft 9sbraudt,
pergeben, gsfauft pber bamit gebaneelt, fir taS
ere 8ersrbeu unb fiiuf Dollars fir jebes peiterr
8rreeben, ;u erIansrn Scr treenb cirrm @Irrrs
ntann pSer 8riebrusri6ter, mic @trafrn srIrBIidb
su trlangrn iiub fir Zen Staat." 2lf7ti
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Die senntnia Der SeutfBen spra6

Die SenntntR Der eeutfben Sprabe
seBdbrt 8Urtbtils, biss Bat Der 1dlaue
yantet fGUn auseefuncen unb Stele GIN
9tbprene baben if6 bestalb srnIflih NIT
bsm Stubium Der beutIGtn Spra6e be-
faBt, ni6t 9erabs aus 8prliste fir bas
DsutfGs unb fur uns DtutItt, fonbern
neil 60 ebsn 8ortbsils sspdbrt. DU6 OBJ
eslsten bon ben NutiSsn, Fnb bieIs 2tute
bod Siel Srrniinfttser, ais isue DsutIHe,
wsltt itrs sistnsn 8inbtr bier aufpah.
fen laFsn, ubne 8tnntnie unb grGtrnuns
Der bsutlden Spra6s. Das heutlhe
Clement In ben Der. Staatsn III unfrsi-
tis elm tpi6ttser Sbstt Der @tfammtbts5l-
teruu8 unb ptrb trUb bsr 9srinelGdbun9,
nit Der es isbt BON 5errn Grant unb bt1|
fen abminilraticn bsbanbeGt pire, bsns
mod immsr msbr an 8sptutlamtsit esipin>
men. Die bttfsen DsutlGtu tptrbtn iibtr
tur3 Cbtr lang pas slprretGe Stifpisl tbs
rtr grlbsr In Deutl6lanb nahatmsn
unb BEN gttpsts Itsfsrn, bab fis aud bier
bur& gtntstttt ;u Stss unb Wa6t sslan>
gen tSnnsn. 8isllsift bat bic 8prftbuus
6trrn Grant ba;u bsltimmt, ben bIrlfsen
DsutI&sn ssssnitsr bic 80as bss NIT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-09


t9rr Qussn Ienttsn T6. itsr ibre WanSta
,cs Elm bufttsss Rct9.
,,Du baf mir se3iirnt," ipraG is lsils,
balls FaFernb.
,0ein, nein Spnt!" rtsf er. n6alilt
DIV 60 fir mSelt6, bab Id Dir 1arnen
tannP SD babe SIsl, Stel an Did ssba&t
ais Id psrreif mar unb Id babe mid oft
mad Dem gusenbItde ssletni, in bem ih
wisber an 9einsr Sstte bier bur6 ben
9arten seten warbr."
nllnb bod biR Du felt Gasen ni&t
bier sswsisn," parf SCni Elm.
nGs mar mir nidt m6sli6. @istns 0s'
panfen baten il6 um 70 msbr NIT Dir be-
fGdfttst."
Gpnt antwprtste nht. Die llnruts,
nit Der itre Singer Elm SIatt ;sr3uplttn,
perrtetb tbre Iufresuns.
sd CLAUDE, Du taf niat baIb 70 siel
an mid ssbatt," fiiste 5etnrid biu,u.
Ganoiam iGlus Sunt bic ausen Su ibm
auf. Sn tbrem nod feudten 8lids lag
eine wunbsrbars NiIrs unO Snnisteit.
uau& i6 babe oft an Did 9eba6t"
fpra6 fe. sd babe Dir llnreGt setban,
ais Du gum lebten NaIs bier MART. gu
fpat ertannte i6 es, als Id Dir msin Tin.
re&t stnssfeten ppllts, MART Du tsreits
fcrtsesiIt. SD bin bamals niGt nit 9ors
pins Grau ipa3teren Ssfa9ren."
5einriA btelt nod immsr 3ont's 5anb
In Der istntsen. gr bate frsupis autaud.
gen mUsen bel bteIem 8rtsnntniiTs.
uEOnt SUni, unb wssbaIb btf Du
niGt mitsefatrenp" rtsf sr.
vWstl Id Dir unre6t estban bate"
entse9nete 1e. Dor fsinsm Slide bic au-
gen intercollegiate.
nOu baf mir llnudt sstban," fu9r
5etnria INNER errestsr fort. sd parnte
Did Dor 2cppins nur, neil i6 um Did
tefcrst mar, neil i'd Did liebte. Sa,
Cont, tH lte6e DID" rief er, nun itm
piss 8Ort stnmul sntf6tapft mar, nod
leitenf&aftIi&er. uSeit Sabrsn trase Id
Did tm 5sr3sn ltrt unb fst In Dir er-
bItde Id nidt metr bas Bib meiner Su.
9enbtraume, frnbern ras elmer sIidlidsn,
feltsen 3ufunft. Soni, Ipui, wenn Du
btele 9tebe srtpiepern f6nntsa, tsin Grbsn.
finb sermS6te T6 NIT metnem Glide ;u
mefen!"
9Ont faptes. Gr fi9lts bic 5anO In
esr Ieint9en 5ittrru.
utlnb Du baf teins, fsine QntwCrt fir
mt&" rief er balls famsrsGi6.
Da fdtus 1s bic au9en auf unb bItdte
i9m sIadlelis sntsessn.
| vWuB Id Dir bsnn bisrauf nod ant.
wcrten9" fprad Tr.
nNstn, nein!" rief 5sinri&, ile NIT BEL
ben &rmen umfdItsbsnb unO fslt an lsin
5er3 prsfenb, uOetne ausen babsn mir
a0ss psrrattsn, Du biF metn-mein"
| sd Bin ss ia lan9a sspeien," Fillsrte
bic 9ladGide unO fatans ben @rm nm
fetnen 5aIs.
| Iuf Der Saut nebsn chamber IaBsn Is
in fsItssm Glide. Gs i7 bas 8unber-
Bare, bab 3ret Iiebenbe 5er;sn einanber
Ssritetsn, Ubne bab Der @unb ein gBprt
iPriHt. Gin einsiser Druid Der 5onb per.
mag mebr 3u fa9sn ais taufenb Bprte,
Elm sinjtssr Itebenber Bid entrplIt eine
8an3s 8stGe Der slidliGRen Stlpsr, ct
umIaumt ben 5immsl Der 3ufunft nit
ben sUIrisfsn Grdumsn. lleber BEN Ser.
gen Iiest In fcl&en Iussnblifen nod Der
9anSe unberiibrte Sau6 unb SGmsI3 Der
3utunft, is sleiaen einem SdmsttsrIinss,
Der bic 5Ia8eG gum srRsn Male In benz
pcasn, tparmen SunnenfrabG sntfaItet.
| Stunben warsn persunsen. ais Te R&
snSlia trsnnten, fsliss, sIid!i&s Stun.
ben, tpts Te bas Qstsn taum is pisbsr
brinst.
(Gprtlebung fGlgt.)