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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

The City Democratic papers and
their worthy coadjutor, the National
RepuNicop, seized with avidity and
evident delight the unfoundel
charges against Messrs. VIM. Vigers
and Louis 4. Kenner, two we'll
known respectable colored gentle
men of this City, and gave them
the widest publicity and endorsation
even while the charges were Ped
ing. A Judicial investigation has
dissipated the cloud that hung over
the good name of these gentlemen,
and triumphantly defeated the ma
chinations of their foes, sent them
from the court room without a stain
on their characters. Fully endors-
ing what our Camp street cotem
the Repuk;caa of yesterday says on
tins subject, we transfer MS remarks
10 our columns and commend the
Justice of them to the consideration
of sail journals:
IF it is not asking too much at
once, we hope that such of our con-
temporaries rs have given currency,
with some uncharitable remarks, to
the trumped up charges against
Captain William Vigers, will now do
that gentleman the justice to give
their readers the upshot of the case.
No sooner had Mr.. Luzenberg,
the District Attorney, Strengthened
out his testimony, 50 that he could
see what it amounted to, thai, he at
ance abandoned the prosecution.
Judge Abel instructed the jury to
bring in verdict of acquittal, which
was accordingly done at once.
Bring on another charge"
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
~A contemplate rumor was

b@-A contemplate rumor was
circulated, from an equally con-
temptible source, to the effect that
Governor Warmoth obtruded HIM
self unlimited upon the Congress
sional Committee which inspected
the levees below the city few days
ago. The truth is that the revenue
cutter WAS placed at the disposal of
the Committee, whose Chairman
took pains to personally urge the
attendance of His Excellency. To
desperate straits, indeed, are the
opponents OF the Governor reduced,
when such petty mendacity is en-
p,oyed to discredit him.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
GRAND CONCERT.

The LOUISIANA PgOaREssIvE CLUp
have resolved to cater for TIE
amusement of their friends and the
public. They propose to give n
Grand Concert and Ball ut the
Mechanics Institute, on Friday
Evening, November p.
Every effort will be made 10y the
managers to make tie entertain
ment worthy the most liberal pa
tronNge.
Fifty CENTS will purchase a ticket
Of admission, which may be had of
any member of the Club, at this
office, and al the door on Frid "
evening.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
GEN. SHERIDAN.
1t has been satisfactorily decided

1t has been satisfactorily decided
hat no just cause for blame rests
On tie sentry who shot Colonel
';rosyepor in Chicago, nor on Gen
.nral Sheridan who placed the city
under martial law.
Since the agitation of this matter,
attention has been directed to a
discovery Of the MOTIVES actsating
The movers in the attack Oh General
sheridan. And now that the "storm
n teapot has subsided,' we ap-
lend two brief testimonies to Gen
raj Sheridan S integrity throughout.
The .Ner National Era says:
I'VE called attention few days
ago to the mean fling of the New
York World at General Sheridan,
concerning his conduct at the Chi
cago fire. The Evening Post, OF
Chicago, thus rebukes the World,
and pays a deserved tribute to
Sheridan:
1T may be well to inform the
New York World that Sheridan has
earned the admiration and gratitude
Of the people of Chicago, without
distinction of creed or party; that
he did more to restore the public
peace, reassure public confidence
and drive from the city the horde
If thieves and scoundrels that
locked to it from the east and west,
shan did all other men in authority.
He posi- lively refused to proclaim
martial law, and never for a moment
placed TIE military power in the
city above the civil. He initiated
the blowing mp of buildings to check
the progress of the conha9ration,
and, in many instances, carried the
powder and set the fuse himself.
His conduct has been marked by
courage, common sense and manly
simplicity, and, whatever ignorant
and malicious pariisans may have
to say, Chicago knows her own mind
upon this subject >
The Arkansas Weekly Republican
Of November 1G, says:
"Geueral Sheridan's conduct at
he Chicago fire needs as much
iefense as his conduct at Winches-
ter, and on both occasions he
merited the thanks of the loyal men
Of the nation, and vii. for both his
conduct at the one and the other
place receive their applause. The
outcry raised against him for his
prompt action at Chicago arises
from the prejudice generated by his
famous ride at Winchester, and can
saSily be traced to that cause. The
one will iniure him no more than
The other.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

S@ The Harrisburg Daily State
Journal, Of November IL, contains
the following severe comments on
the repeated demand fUr labor and
capital i'll the South:
"Our Southern exchanges never
come to us devoid OF articles urging
the emigration of the skilled labor
and capital OF tie North to the
South. and claiming for that section
greater advantages for men OF caer-
gy and intelligence than can be
found elsewhere in the country.
We grant all this, and if whipped
traitors had not Teen hardened
criminals, long before this the South
would have been populated by some
of the very best men OF the North
by scores of our industrious me-
chanics and their thrifty wives-by
men of wealth aud genius, whose
citizenship would have given that
locality power in business and a
force in society it never before pos
sessed, and will be long in possess
ing. The men of the North are
accustomed to peace. When the
lawless people of the South can APP
preciate this fact, and learn how to
practice on its justice, they will
secure the emigration they now 80
much need. Not before.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

CHANGE OF FAIrH.-The telegraph
flashes across tho atlantic the i'm
portant fact that the Marquis OF
Bath has renowned his adherence
to the English Church, and joined
the Church of Rome. This event
has created considerable discussion
and comment in the clerical and
aristocratic circles of London and
elsewhere.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

ANOTHER MANDAMUs. --Messrs. Hart
man and WurreN, Projectors of the
Lafourchs Times, are endeavourine
to obtain from the Eighth District
Court, an order to compel Lieuten-
mt Governor Dunn and Speaker
Carter, as Commissioners of print
ing to approve their bill for publish
ing the laws of the session Of 1871
according to contract"
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

egThe Louisiana .State Regsier
is an awfully rd-,o-please paper
There is never endiag vein OF
cynicisn pervading Misleading utter
ances of late that makes it almost
painful to even to It's most admiring
readers. Mere fault Erding and cen
seriousness are SO easy, and cal into
exercise such ordinary qualities
that We regret to find our able
contemporary of the Register so
constantly and almos5 exclusively
davctine his energies to this ignoble
work. Mend brother.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

AS clronicler of the changes
passing round us, it is our part. to
notice the ret rement from the jour
nalistic field, of Mr.. Daniel bennett.
from the Planters Banner. The paper
will hcnceforward he conducted by
Messrs. VIM. T.. Smylie, & Ethan
Alien bennett son o. the retiring
Editor.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

%Three colored Sheriffs were
elected in Mississippi during the
recent elections. j. II. Sumner,
of Holmes County Merriam How
ard, jefferson County and j. A.
Ross, Washington County.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

a@rThe city is endangered by
caves in the levce above CarrolIton.
Will not the Mayor use his great
Influence with the citizens associa-
ton to induce that body of wealthy
and respectable Odd residents to
advance funds for their reconstruc-
ton. Here is a chance of lasting
fame for al parties.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

p@The Mississippi Weekly Lea
der, of November 1G, says:
General Emory has been placed
III command of the Military De-
partment comprising the States OF
Louisiana. Mississippi, Alabama and
Florida"
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
EsksEEs.

FoE THE -srAI'E At LARGE
EDWARD BUTLER. ef Plsquerninos.
.. $. SCHMIDT, of Orleans
THOMPSON COAkELI, of Rapides.
ALBERT GAIT, of 81. Llndry.
joins PARSON, o. Orleans.
\. ". SMYTH, of Orleans.
H. RAHY. of Nati;oches.
JAMES McCLEERY, Caddo.
DAVID YOUNG, Ccrcor,lia.
7. j. HEBRON, Of Orleans.
First Congressional District Hu IA J.
Campbell, II. Mahoncy.
Second Congressional D;strict-A f.
Barrier, James l.. Beldrn.
Third Congressional District Thomas
II. NolLni, George Washington.
Fourth Congressional D.stfiet-E. ".
Devices, Eniori Blunt.
Fifth Congressional District-A. VI.
Faulkner, A. B. Harris.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19

France UNoUIET.-The ru1nors
hat recently obtained currency in
Europe and this country, ofattempis
among Bonapartist devotees, to
overthrow the Republic and restore
Napoleon, seem to have been found
ID on fact, as recent dispatches de-
,lare the discovery Of a formidable
plot Of the Bonapartist Generals,
headed by Fleury, to arrest Theirs
md proclaim the Empire. The
papers of the conspirators are said
70 be in the hands of President
Theirs who is confident Of the fail
are of the conspiracy.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
GFFiGEss.

Pas r-P. L. S. PINCiIDACK Of Orleans.
RECoRpIxd SEc'y-WiLLIAM NIGEHS.
CORRESPONDING Scc'y-J. W. FAIRFAX.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
sUe.ExEcuTIyE COMMITTEE.

Hon. HUGH J. CAMPBELL, Chair
man.
Hon. J.. p. s. PINCHBACK.
Hon. HARRY MAHONEY.
Hon. +. J. HEBRON.
Hon. A. b. HARRIS.
Hon. A. L. BARBER
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
OUR AGENTS.

MISSISSIPPI 49, Dan.l T.. Young.
(;reenville.
LOUISIANA John A. Washington.
Black Hawk, Concordia Parish; Hon. e..
y. kalso, Alexandria: ANTIQUE Il S,errett,
Shreveport, 4. c. Ruth Carroll Parish.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA :-yaines
a. D.Green, Washington City.
ILLINOIS Lewis B. WIte, Chicago.
kENTCCkI:--Pr. Il. A. Green, Louis
vile.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-19
FINANCE CCMH:iTTEE.

Hon. F. J. HEBRON.
Hon. THOS. J. holland.
Hon. Ed. BUTLER.
Hon. A. W. FAULKNER.
JOHN PARSONS Esq.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

bic S6lanse bdtte fi@ pteoer in ben
S@wanj 9ebi6en, uno Der Mann, mel
der bebauptete, ~Nue6 pteberbolt it@ nut
I'M 2eben"> uno bic @clt9ei9i@te ii
ni6t6 ols cine ewige S@6p6prebe bdtte
Neht.
@r boftn, rab bic politifde Ditby>
rambe BEG u5eralp" bic nad ddten1
uold Bourbon" 1dmedt %weni9iens
bic quite @trfuns baben werpe, tem S.
mtg @ilbelu bic popularttdt bee UNI eren
eb1enwertben Mitbur9ern BON Ger 9riinen
Snlel mteoer 3u;u>penpen, pie er perlpren
bat, neil er tas un9llid batte, ;uerlt Ell
men Marl9au NIT einem irt11en
Namen au %~pru9eln". Sc bat NQeS
fem @ute6! ca. 9. D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

fell e.rrbaalten bat, bis gum 10. Sanuar
ieselfertte gu iein, unt bic @ommtl1on
na@ Gan Domingo gu brtn8en.
@s fest bte6 pprauS, baB Der prdlioent
uberseuet 1T, bab bas Experimentation
9au6 bic &eiolutiun mad Neujabr fpfort
pa1fren meroe.
Wir tDnnen bos Gan Domingo prcz
left ni9t beflrmorten; aber mir bchen.
oa6 BON jener @ummilitpn bic &n9elesen>
belt 9ebSrfs unterlu6t rreroen miro> UNI
fef3ufeQen, pb i@ bic Gbatla@e eur@
bic ent1&teoene Steuuna wel@e bic Mo>
mininration 3u @uniten Der Mnnettirun9
Gan Dpmin9u6 etnsenpmmsn, rs@tfsrz
ttde.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
Sic fran36ff@e Mrmee-

Der &rie9s>G Correspondent Der 8erli~
rer u@olfl@en 3ettun9" entwirft etn
lebr lebbafte6 BilD BON Der au9enblidli=
den 3ulammenieBun9 Der fran;5flaen
Mrmee. Gs beibt barfn unter Mnoerem :
uGtne buntldedteere @ertbeiotounBs~
Mrmce, bat nieuei&t taur, jeunal6 etn
2anc dufuweiien 9ebabt als jeBt Granfz
reid. @us jeper fran36fl6en pronin5>
aus ben @clonien> aus fremoen 9dnbern
fino in Der leBten 3ett btlettirenoe &rie<
9er, elmer muncerlider alS Der anbere,
purG Gour6 pa1jtrt. ga fab man Norbs
amsrifaner uno @%anaDter, Stoltener,
@panisr> Mraber, @rie9en 8raFlianer
u. {. ~. SAT- ale tra9en Die fur;e SUI
ntfa poer bic hide mp1ene8lou1e, 19mari,
erin,' blau, NueS nteif b%unfelfarbf9.
@amalden BON Sud-, 2etnmano poer
2eoer 1inb all9emein; Siele traeen blaue
ODER rotbe @@drpen I'M ben Sells. Mm
mannisfalti9ften 1T bic &opfbebeduna
man itebt bic Tyrolerb1te unp &alabre>
ler nit &pfarben bon allen @r1ben uno
Barben. Selbf ben mathematician
8anciten 9laubt man pertretet1 Su leben
unp oft 9enu9 miro man an Sra Dia=
polo> MaNarpni uno anpere 6eloen otez
1e6 Genres erinnsrt. Die 6uoamerifa>
net. itno DEFENDERS fantafil9 berausf afs
fnt; ibr 6auptmann 1T Elm LANCER jun
9er Wenld, Elm SIR. be Bries, ben man
na@ @leranper Dumas @eloen uo'slr<
ta9nan" 9etauft bat. @r unb feline
mpntepireant19en &an1eraoen trasen als
ueberwurf ben pon@o uno io0en eS AUDI
wtoer bic ublanenpferbe nit Dem 2ai1o
perlu9en molen. Damn 1T bic @arbe
BON @er8, mel@e gang 1&war; eefleioet
unb tumm 1T, pie Elm Trappiit; Elm
Grupp aus Der Daupbfne bat einer
nambaften &olle9en @ambetta's> eineu
M~ospfaten, gun, Trompeter. Dte ST.
wafnung 1T lebr oerlaiepenartie : @iele
BADEN nod bic alte Minniebl91e, bod
miro iie 70 rai@ ols IS 9ebt eesen @em<
tn9tons uno @ba6epot6 pertau19t; @iele
fibrer AUDI nod &eoplper ODER Dol9e.
Die @rteaen ftnb tenntli@ an elmer bi9t
ani9liebenoen peljperbrdmten &oppe.
Die T1eii&Gben fine meiit iebr i9le9t
eefleioet bod baben ie 9ute6 S6ubmerf
uno CUTE mp1ene Deden. Gneldnber
ftebt man nur went9."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
Minneipta 3eifB9ebun9.
IS. Gifuna-

Die @elsbsebuus tratD ienitus Mittas
IL l1br TT BEN Capitol 5ulamn1er uno
nabm iofort bic Sr9ant1run9 Der beioen
por, na@bem i@en IN einem@auz
cus ber &epublifaner am 9efrieen @beno
bic betrefenben Nomtnationen 9ema@t
1parer.
Toleencs 8eumte 9insen aug %
Yrd1ipent Gr>Sficio: @m. $. Yale.
Secretdr: j. 6. @now.
M6iFant>@ ecretdr: q. 81. 5arwooo.
Gn9rolins @lert: IS. s. &ambulb.
@nrouinsz@ erf 6. .. Euttle.
Sergeant at Mrm6 s. s. W}Qiam8.
Geuermann: 6. 6. &o9er6.
&aplen: HeY. s. WarYin.
@preder: s. 8. Merriam.
@bef @lerf: g. .. Senntlon.
@0t. @lert: 6. 8. @locum.
Gneroifne @le,t: 81. 81. &{mbau.
Gnrpuino Glerf: 81. $. Scribener.
Sergeant at Mrms: q. 6. 5arpleY.
Neuermanr : .. @anwif.
&aplan &eD. g. 81. Ybelps.
paoen: Miuie @rube, Dates.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
&euelfe NQ&ri6te11 ppmt
&~rie96f@auplQBe.
Dpnnerfag, 49, Desember.

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Mdbrerb ber @efe9te am %. DECENT
ber ftarmte ManteufelSNrmee 8oncourt,
MontmeoY uno bic u%mlte9enoen YldBe.
Dte Noroarmee urter General 6atpberbe
3o9 ft6 5urid. Die beutl9en &ruppen
perloren ungefdbr $500 Mann> elm
l9lieblt@ Der @efansenen.
ueber iene @efe@te melpet Elm 8ert@t
aus Dem peuti9en 6%auptquartier na9
Berlin : General ManteuHel bat am %.
BET NmienS einen SieS iber bic Nerp>
Irnee errut19en urb oerf oI9t bic Gran5pz
fen na9 @rraS.
Der @arntionSbienf In preuben &piro
jebt au611liebli@ bur9 TreiwiQiee 9e>
tban, pel&e nidt mtlttdrpFtdtie f1no.
Da6 8pmbaroement auf bic NuBen=
tperfe Dor pari6 bat am Often be9pnnen.
Da8 fa&dlde Corps beldoB Sort MYron,
6 Wetlen Don Der Stabtmauer BON pas
RIG.
Die @erlenfur9 DON 6 eneli19e11
Sdifen in oer @eine pur9 cie preuben,
UNI bic S9iffabrt gu blodiren> bat in
England 9robe Mibfimmun9 berYor9ez
rufen.
Bioi6 1T BON 10000 preuben beieBt
wel@e Staot uno l1m9e9eno pl1noeru,
Sn Srleans befnoen fi@ 1000 Mann
preub. Gruppen.
&m 24lten ma@te bic fran;. 8eiaBung
in 5pnReur, in Der Ndbe Don @aYre, Ell
men Nusfau, wel@er ;u einem btBt9er
@efe9te fIbrte unb NIT Dem &Idsu9e Der
6ran;plen enpete.
Su Berlin finp Na6ridten ein9etrpf>
fen> paB per @ultan Befebl 9e9eben bat>
al, ber &ai te bes Bp6pboru6 unb Der
DarooneQenzS trabe Tprpepp5 anjulez
gen.
Samfaa 81. Deseunber.
Das Reimbursement auf Sort Nprp1
bat bic fsinpliden @elauBe gum S@wei<
gen 9ebradt.
Die Gilenbabn>@ Citation bel Not6Y
purre bombaroirt, uno Die fran;Sdi9e
Mrtilerte bel Bonpy aus tbrer gpitipn
Yertrieben.
DaS 12te preub. Corps bat Mont
Mpron na@ eintd9i9em 8pmbaroement
beiebt uno bic Gran5oien ;p9en ft6 nit
3urUdla6 flung tbrer Epcten unb zines
Gbeile6 tbrer @el@uBe 3urid.
Die beut(den Truppen serla6en bic
Departments 1itli@ Don parts, uel@e
bi6ber Don tbnen belebt 9ebalten purbeu.
Die frar3. 8eiabun8 BON 8elfort
ma9te einen Mu6fau, BET wel@em bic
preuben einen ntdt unbeoeutenben Ser
lut erlitten.
Die Na@ri9ten int Naeemeinen DON,
&rie961bauplaBe lnb unbeoeuteno uno
1T am S9lub be8 olten Sabres oas 9roBe
&rte96orama ietnem @npe nod nt&t nd=
ber 9erift. Soften mir .bab bas neue
Sabr einen balot9en uno bauernoenGrte>
ben brtn9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

- Sn Newbern lebt ein Mann, Der
oas nette Sitter BON iii Sabren unp 10.
Munaten erret6t bat. Ct beist Grit
tppb @roB, 1T ME Der Naune anbeutet
Elm beutl9er, unb wanterte i'm Sabre
1915 in Snptana Elm. 81 erfreut fb
troy ieiner Sabre ber beien @e{unbbeit
uno faut, tpie maj. uns perf9ert per
8o4e fir so Gents Cabot sunp III Elm
Greunb bon lan9en @pa3tersdnsen.
Der Maeiitrat IN gbenaniB bat e.
.ner Straee ben Naulen nBisulard-9tra
Sc" beiselest. Ginesarbere4 GtraBe fpls
.aab 81 aAiIe ,aeta4l psisf1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
BUR Mmueftie<

Beioe 5duler oes @onere0ea be19dfti>
gen f9 eesenmdrtie wierer einmal nit
Der Gimme tie ra9e. SIM Senat bat Se<
natcr @@ur; ne&elolution etn9ebra@t
pel9e bic @ufbebun9 aler politii9en
@ntre9tuneen Serfu9t, 1obalo BE DHent>
li9e @i9erbett cine ipl@e Mabre9el su>
ldBt> uno i'm &eprdlentantenbaule wtro
9eeenmdrtts he Butler'i6e ipsenannte
Mmnehiebiu beratben. @tr ia9en abz
fl9tlt& ~1p9enannte al19emeine", neil bic
8iu 70 psrflau1ulirt 1T, unb 70 piele
tbeils 1ebr 3ablrei@e &la1en Don friberen
Nebeuen BON Der Amnetie ou69el&le6en
fnp, oab mir in oerGbat ;meifelbaft iinp;
pb, ,penn biele Mabre9eln burd9tnsen
bic BAIL Der bur9 fe Mmnetirten poer
bic Der &ussel@lo6enen er6ber lein
mIree.
Muf ben GrlaB elmer %au9emetnen Nmz
nei}ie 19etnt unS 9e%9enwdrttg weni9Nus>
li9t pprtanee1 III iein> ben1 f1e f5nnte
MUIR pur9 cine 3meiorittel6majeritdt bet>
Der 9auler bes @pnsrefe6 beialelen
tperben, ba bic tur9 ba6 Ia. Mmenee<
ment auferle9ten politii@en Gntre@tun<
gen nur pur@ cine lol@e Majoritdt be-
leit{9t rperpen burfen.
Die 8ut!er'19e BiQ nit ibren 1ielen
Mu6nabmen bat aber ebenlpwenis Au6>
ii9t auf Mnnabme, ment9dens nt9t in
Der 6orm, mie {e etn9ebra9t 1T.
@e9en einen GrlaS elmer ou9emetnen
MmneRie 1T smor nt9t piel gu 1a9en> ober
Mande6 ldbt 1l@ Bonn bod etnpenoen.
Der @eif Der ben Sueen CUR GebeQtpn
trieb, 1T nod feine6pe96 au6oe orben>
lonpern mod weit perbreitet. Saul ence
Don Gr>&ebelen inb nod 10 erbtttert
our9 cas Teblldla9en aller ibrer 5Ofz
nun9en, pob fe 0rubmutb nod ni&t 3u
wurpi9en >pii1en uno fe als S@wd@e,
msnn nidt gar al6 Geisbeit beutea Mir
be. Sod iino bic &utlurzS r9anil aticz
men in mebreren @taaten pes SlbenS 49,
oarunter aud &entudY nt9t 1ern{d>
tst uno Die 2ofalbeb6roen> &penn fie> m{e
bel unS, in ben 5dnben BET Demofraten
iino, baben &pepcr ben @tuen> nod in
ptelen TdQen bic Ma9t, bic weiben
union6leute ee9en MiBbanoiunsen Senii>
aenb gu l@uBen. @enn bemna@ Der
Gpnereb es ablebnt> int 9eaenmdrti9en
Mu9enbltd cine auaemeine Mmnefie ;u
erlaGen, - fam man pies DieQei9t be-
bauern, ptne parum oielen 8e19lub gu
percammen..
Gntl@icpen III peroammen mare es
aber> >penn eineMmneties8iQ burd8tnee,
wel@e pur@ 70 Yiele Musnabmen per-
tleuiulirt If, wte bic BON Butler ein9e>
bra@te. Cine Mmneite nit aablrei@en
Musnabmeu miro 1ompbl bic Mmnei ttrten,
pie bic &uaseldlofenen oerleben.
Die @riten perpen ft@ bapur@ fit be-
letpist ero@ten, neil maj, fe fir unbe>
teuteno unb beebalb un9efdbrlt@ bdlt,
unb bic 2ebtercn tperoen f1@ oariiber be-
Hagen bas man ibnen ibre polittl6en
&e@te nod Sorsntbdlt, pb9leid bieielben
Mnperen, wel@e elmer iolden 8eaQnfiz
9un9 ni@t mlrpi9er finb, ol6 iie, wieoer>
se9eben finb, uno pen1 man bic Sa9e
BON ibrem ri9tteen Stancpunfte aus
betra9tet, fam man 8eipen nt6t unre9t
9eben.
@ena baber Der Gcn9ree eineMmneffe
erldbt 70 m6se cislelbe cine aQ9emeine
ODER &peni9fenS cine iol&e ietn> Don Der
nur bic beroorraeenoiten Gibrer BET &ez
bellipn aus9eldloi1en ffnp, bena our9
pos Ausl1lte6en 9an;er &lahen t1nnen
2eute betrpffen weroen, pel9e pieQet@t
Der Be9naoteun9 spiirbt9er. inb, ols
man@r i@pn ldn9f 8e9naoi9te.
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Tloren> 81. De3.-@{ftpr Gma<
nuel 1T na@ &om se9ansen.
Gan Tranctsep, Des. 31.-Ds
frau;. 8ep1lferung BON California bat
Elm Meujabrs @eiaenf bon 100000
Trancs an @ambetta mad 8prbeaur se@
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Dem &nsrif auf 8elfurt Yerrunoet
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a%mtSeemBlbe1 pobin 1e et9entli9 nt9t
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lpiro bertdtet> bab Sag uno Na@t franz
31dlAe &rie9ssefan9ene Don bort entwtz
l9sn, pbeleid, tpte man bebauptet, BE
bel9il9en Mtlitdrbeb1roen bic 9rSBte
@a91amfeit a%nbefoblen baben. Mebn=
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rem Srten, 100 frani6fide @efan9ene
internirt fino> 9erneloet. @us Dem Eager
BON Beperlpp 1nb Sor eintsen Easen
einige srpanjig @efan9ene fortse9ansen>
oener, Elm 9err Martt1t aus Mntwerpen
bareerli9e &letper unp @elb perl6aft
bate. Die 2a9ermade erfubr ert am
nd9ften Sage pauou, obgletd bic Saz
DE pbne Ytel @ebeimnib aus9eflbrt
tpuroe. Warti1 1T ipdter III oerbafz
tet unb in6 @efdngnie su5ailet sebradt
tpprpen.