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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
9as Ser6altnik Der Stride gum
staat, In Sstrsf Der s&uls
in Der Sersansenbeit uno
Wegenwart.

8enn bic menibliGe @eIell1aft ni9t
III einem blpeen Naturfaate, Der rur auf
rpber, materieller @epalt berubt ODER
aud sa einem finfli9 %seorpnetsn 8ers
nunftftaate, Der jeeer s5ttli6en @runtlas
&c sntbebrt berabfnfen fol-, 70 muB fe
ibren @runc I'M sSttliden @iaen iu6sn
unb in benz pur9 bic S6enbaruns ssses
benen 0eieBe fnpen. Naa Der s5ttli6en
Srbnuns erideint Der Stuat ais cine
@nftalt peren erfte unp spr;lsli6fe @ufs
sabe in Der seredten unb peiien 0eieBz
9ebuns fir ben Yeitanp Der meni6li6en
@eIeaidaft ,inb beren auberli6e @pbls
fabrt in per Iufre6tbaltuns bes 3e6teS,
B. +. Der In Wprt unp Sbat ii6 funpsez
bsnben @eredtisfeit paber aud in Der
matsrielen Silfeleiituns sur SeiitiSen re-
li9iSlen, iittli6en Silcun9 teS WenI6en
beitebt.
Die Ssfimmuns Der Stride binsesen
1T es, bic beipsn seiitisen 3ebensprineis
pien: @abrBeit unb 0tebe gu
SsrmittsIn Hnp gu pieism SseufsSis Ssrre
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~2ngembnrger Gazette.
bepeutet bieies @prt jebeS Mal, 100 ite
es ausipreden, 0erfplauna. Der &Snia

bspeutet bieiss @prt iepss Mal, 100 ile
es ausipreden, 9erfulsuns. Der 8bnis
ron preusen serbirst es ibrtsens ni9t
renn je srauiamer RE Mlasreseln inc,
bic CT rer Stride anrrpbt, beite tirmis
idern 8eifau erntet CT Spn ben fplsia<
men 9plfsYertretern. slls er anfiinriste,
rab er bic llnabbdnsisfeit res Staates
rer Stride seseniber pabren rerce, fenns
tie Der SeifaIsturm fem Gnpe nebmen.
0arum fonnte CT aud Sert%rauenSSpa
fcrtiabrer, unp elm @eicB iibcr bic Civil
che, lber bic Saltuns rer G%iSiltanesrez
glitter, iber bic seieBliden Golsen pes susz
trittes aus per&irde,u. iiber cine ausemeine
&efprm I'M llnterridtsmeien an~fiineisen.
Die STRIDE TT i'd einseiegt
UNI etnem 9epanserten 81 IL i
tdrfaate 9anblan8erptent
;u lei ten; tbre Sertreter # e.
ben Elm Dir bic 6retbeit Der
fleinen Staten unp lafftn
lid weber bur1 0pdun9en
nod pur6 DrobunSen ppn
be m @ess ben ibnen ibr Sc
wtffen Yersetdnet abbrin NJ
gen. Daber rieie perbprsene @utb sez
aen Mqes, mas fatbcliId 1T. Wan erins
merit fid, ME Dor einsm Sabre, als Granfs
reid rarnierer lag, unp bic Sanp pom
Satican tpes;ps, UNI feline blutenren
@uncen su linpern. bic @usen Der fa>
tbplii6en @elt auf Berlin seridtet pas
rem /; BON tort bottle man 8ettuns; pieie
9pHnuns marp aud iprsiam ron
Berlin aus senabrt rur1 miince
lide unp i6riftli9e @euserunsen;
Der 8Snis pom Yraabsn idrieb rem
bl. Sater, CT i6nitt gu Striaiaes rem
Siidpf RON Ypien nidt ale SpTnuns
ab. Die &atbplifen tauiften ii6 srauz
fam /; iie batten iibrisens llnre6t son eli
ner proteitantiiden Ma9t bic i'm eisenen
Sance idpn ldnsit paS 9eben Der fatbplis
iden Stride ;u unterbincen selr6t bate,
aud cas s~erinsfte ;u bpfen. als ras
reutide 8aiierreid fet sefittet Ia fam,
pas beist, ais ras fatbclil6e Bayern pbre
@irerfanc in Den Sad sesanssn mar, pa
seiste FER preueii6e Sanus Gin aneeres
0eiidt, Die fatbpliI6e Stride tparo pps
selfrei erfldrt; unp ieither miro ridii6tss
LOG sesen cieielbe Yprscsansen. Sreibcit
Oas 1T Elm SesriH, Der BON Ter Wplel
bis sur @ei6iel talp abbanren Ssfrms
men lcin nirp.
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9as nsue WiniFerium Muerspsrg una
bic Sefirdtungen Der &atbulifen
in ceterreia.

Seiterrei6 1T nit einem nellen Winis
iterium beslift, auf ipeldes bic Satbps
lifen feline srpbe Spfpuns itelen. Der
neue Miniiterprdiipent Slrit slrplpb
@uerspers, wel6er ais alter 0%rpspnerz
capitan bic 9aneessertbeibisuns iiters
nebmen fol-, bat ii6 bereits in 1einem
friiberen pplitiiden 2eten ais Seinc Der
fatbpliiden STRIDE seseist SersnfaaS
1T ct aud feline pplitiibe 0rDBs pbppbl
er SOreem Stattbalter su Sal;burs serpez
fen mar. Die fatbpliiden Ssfsrrei6er
baben 3edt Jpn nidt NIT prlIem @ertraus
en- gu empfansen. Gr 1T Elm glnbans
ger aIer mOrernen Sesliidunssieeen
Der SrennunS Der Stride pom Staate,
css cOnfeiTOnslOien llnterri6ts, alto Der
S6ulseiese BON 1868, unS natiirlid
aud rer Gipilebe @~uerspers bat Seuf
BIT Irsumente seliefert, tpomit rieler
mad hem Gpneil pas Goncprtat serris.
ollie tieie 9sriu1e tperben alIo pobl
iest pieper a%ufsewarmt tpereen, eamit
bic &ir9e in Seterrei9, persn Steuuns
unter pem Miniiterium 5sbenwartb me-
nisfens cine leiplide mar, aud bic
Wrbltbaten beS 4iberalismuS nidt sers
se1e. So taumelt bas artne Seferreid
aus elmer SerpirrunS in bic ancere, bis
eS ii6 in ieinen innern llnruben enrlid
eria5pft bat. Die Snterefen Der fatbos
ltf9en Stride in Seterrei6 finb yertpads
fen nit eenen Der 9se9en polen, Grcaz
ten u, {. ~. +; ale tiefe NatipnaIitaten mol
len befriepist iein, unb f5nnen cas aes
bietenpe @Ort zines wiQfirli9 berrIdeneen
StammeS, Der Deutlben ni1t ertraaen.
Die Sabsbursiide Monardie wirp
param aud tann erft Hube fnpen ,uenn
ale 1betle bes &ei6es slei1sn 9lntbeil
an per &esierune, sleide Greibeiten erz
lanst baden; bas sei1iebt abee erft eann,
ipenn bic Gibrer tes &eiGes pieeer AZ
zen fatbOliiden 0runpldBsn suridfebren.
au9 in pieiem punfte fine bic 0eiinunz
gen @uersperss ni9t sseisnet Gem Geie
de sl caaerbafter Iube su ~serbelfen.
Gr 1T Spr allen Gentraliit anb 1T CT aud
ili9t seipnnen in bic Sprpsruns Der
G3eden ein;useben ; i'm Wessntbeil FAM
Sencie bSbmiiden Sldtter itpn an, iiber
barte WaBreseln sesen iie su flasen. @as
iinp bic arpern Miniter? 8e9tsselebrte,
bic gum &esieren mebr peer weniser fabis
ilnc, carunter lcsar Elm Sure ME penn
has 9aus Sirael iberbaupt su gSien tas
bpbe @srt bat.
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nsb riamal Die (ossnannts pStsspls
fair" in pubuqus uno Die Wrunh-
faBe Orr katbolifdrn Rirhr.
&. +. Caller, o. p.

Bon 9eebrter !5anr, sins uns grade
spr S6luB .unierer leBten Drummer Elm
,,Ginseianet" gu, iiber bic ,,Steeple Fair
in Dubuque, ras mir ni6t umbin fSns
men, uniern 4eiern beute sprsufibrenL I'M
Dem IS nlr ca;u ttenen fam uniere, in
Spriser Nrimmer iiber benannten @eacns
ftanp aussepridten slniidtsn ,u bssrins
rem nnp au unterttBen.
Die pplitiIden 8Idtter Ger Stact"
i6reibt Der a9tbare Ginisneer, .baben
spn ibrem Stanrpunfte aus iber bic
nJair" bic wdbrenp Der 81. Nbpents;eit
in Dubuque fir BEN &atbecraltburm ab>
sebalten prrpe, elm 2anses unp Sreites
ibren 2eiern sebradt. Sbr ppppeltes
Tbema mar: prpft6en MAIDEN II. @pbls
srseben senieeen; Mir pollen bier i'm
0erinsiten nidt nit ibnen reGten benn
fte referirten bios lbsr ras 0el1ebene.
Bir aber betradten bic Sa9e pom firGs
liaen Stanppunfte aus, pom Stanr>
punfte peS &e9teS unp Der fir6li6en
Wpral, unb in bieier ;peifaden Sinfdt
baben aud mir Elm @ort iiber eielen Tin
fuS, nSairs sebeiben~, mitsurepen unp
;rpar Gin @prt ernfen TabelS.
0as &e9t her Stride serurtbeilt ale
jene Wittel, peren man ii6 tebient Inn
0elb fir Stride unp S9ule suiammenz
subrinsen unp bic sur nd6ien @eleaenz
belt Der Stinpe pienen, Shsntlides Slerz
sernib seben unb ben fatbplii6en Namen
Gem Sfentliden @eipbtte preisRsQen. lin
ter rieie 3ubrif nun fallen picsNics,
5airs, Woperne Sdn;e II. IT.; 70 su les
len i'm III. Ylenar;G pneilium Spn Saltiz
more 1866, ipel6eS Dor ettpa spei Sab
rem in bieiem Sistbum burd Circular
pom SrpinariuS prpmulsirt purce, unp
resbalb na6 Dem &ir6enSeieBe serbinps
lid 1T. Sier alIp III ein @efeB Der
Sir9e unb es purbe BON Zen &atbclifen
iibertreten. Man wenpet Sieaeidt Elm,
ia allPsrrdrtS tgut man audi 70, I'm feline
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Waruut bic Stride non ben MadtiSen
Der Groe Oeriolat miro.

in ben beipsn, firsli9 gu 8pm unp
Berlin Sebaltenen Sbronrepen miro 9es
paltis sepp6t auf has Slid, bic Orb
nuns unb Sreibsit ca, wsl6e ris respect
tipen Seberri6er ibren llntersebenen &C.
bradt !,-Seice 8iritsn fiibren pas @prt
Grsitsit ~ ssrne i'm @unps pnp ppG
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&atbplifber &irHen : &aleneer.
1. Ssnntas mad Gpipbanis. Gpans. /: als Ssfui
IL Sabre alt mar. - guf. 2.
b t
in Der ssssnpartissn lriibial fur unisrn bl. Batter
HiuS ZEN Neuntcn.

WV
Dor auf Ssines Bellies 5lsben
!Seilanb ! tae srr~iiberesben
Teiner Stride Scsesmebeu.
@as Sbr Ieine Dub ~selpenee,
GH ibr aleinpb 1T snttpeneet,
aSuis! Seine Sraut eeihGntet.
8Gubsr babsn Spbn selprrden,
Climb NIT Vditsruns une OGDEN
Sn Tein Scilistbum setrr6en.
Isine Seerts pirs ssrifreuet,
Weil Ter SSrlf Der did ni6t i6surt,
Ssinem Stclssrtreter srIuet.
Sbranen rufcn lid uuS giepsr,
aSnis irnes Silfe uicrer,
5rsi mad, unisrn @atsr pisssr
Wcqeit ben @eiang'n men Harlem
Bel hes beilsen amtes @erfsn,
define Silf' 5bm laFsn msrfen.
5a Sanct yeter mar in TStben,
9iitsn Gbrilten nit 0ebeten
9brsn Sirten Su crrsttcn.
lint ais paulus lag aftuneen,
Satcn Seil'se ii6 gefnneen,
lin 81 linrern ieiur @unbrn.
pstrus, .pauIus, air6eniGulcn,
Seil'st Shirmer I! sprlet ellen
llnisrs gatsrs Ssrs 81 tcilen.
Die nit .3prn erfiiltsn Wisnen
9inf hem Attila sridienen,
llnp i'm ;tpansen euG 81 eisnen,
WsQet BALI hem 6rssler lpbnsn,
Der s~ertretsn eur arrnen,
@rllst LANCER ieiE' ni6t Itpnm!
RGubsr nit Rem trallden Seers,
5ibl' or ees WerihteS Sdpere
Ssrr! I'm Srinss Hamsns Gbrs.
@appns did nit Seinem SliBs!
Sbn, Der an Der 0%reSlerlpise-
S9leubsr' pom s~eraubten SiBe.
? I. peter, Wis.
&. +. Caller, o. p.
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Nss. Rub. 6. aan.sr 1T ron Der llnbs-
aedtsn GmPfansniBfir@e in @anayst Co.,
an bic 81. Observation-Disclosures in philadelphia
sfrisst.
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= saving is effected. The question would perhaps
be somewhat different, ifthe Administrative or Elk
9cutive Functions of the Police Authority were
separated from the Judiciary Functions such a
separation would however, by oil means be very
cumbersome, and at present we hear no men
ton made of it. We do not for one moment
venture to advise the Government in its actions
we would not for one moment have it understood
as if we were DESTROYS of exercising an undue in
huenco in the resolutions or dictates of the SUPERB
or Administration but we beg merely to express
M opinion. We arc very much inclined to believe
that it would be meeting all reasonable wishes if
it were established Onco for all, that the offices Of
Town-Judges i'll both towns shall be filed by one
official, but q separate policcmaator in both towns.
With reference to the point whether Lawyer Jurs
should be Policemastor or Judge and Policomaster,
we have no hesitation in expressing as the convio-
ton OF many persons by whom we have heard the
approaching changes mentioned, that he would
certainly be the best qualified Of the Jurists at pre-
sent here but he could and must not be moro than
ono thing at a time, not Policeinaster and Lawyer
together. Whether he be suitable as Policemaster
is of course matter for difference Of opinion
town-folks for instance would be inclined to disre-
gard a P~olicemaster who had succeeded IN winning
the sugary hearts of planters while on the
other hand, they would dislike n Policonas'er who
had gained the confidence and respect Of town
folks, On the whole oifici2ls can ncyor expect to
win favour all around; nor do they require it.
Strict observance of duties and humane admins
tIation of existing laws, coupled with discrote
Judgment to find out tho golden medium, if not
the perfect right and good, is all that an official
requires; Tho rest he can take as it comes. In
most GASES party favour will prove di8agreoablo
and unpleasant to the upright official. But who
ever be appointed. all care should DO taken to
avoid a clash of official duties with those TO
clients oto.-lED.
, 1872-02-14
TO the Editor Of the "St. CrOiX Avis"
Sir,

DIR,
Having noticed in the last number Of your
paper, an extract from the New Law on Mer-
chant Shipping" in England, for the purposeo of
keeping proper control over vessels going TO
Sea. that they leave port in a Soaworthy con
dition; and your remark thereon recommending
that a similar law be passed for. this Island,
with regard to the vessels trading between this
and St. Thomas. l beg to inform you that
this subject has been twice brought before the
Colonial Council by a member sec Proceedings
9Th August 1867 and 28th September 1868
and on.the last occasion the late Governor Birch
answered that che considered the subject in
question as one appertaining to the general
supervision of the Police in reference to mat
ters of general safety"
The question now arises De the Police Au-
thOrities consider themselves in duty bound to
keep a proper supervision and control over
such vessels ? If they do mot, then certainly the
Government should without loss Of time take
the necessary steps to have the matter put on
d proper footing, as it is q subject of interest
and Importance to this community.
l remain, Sir,
Yours truly
OBSERVER,
February l2th 1872.
, 1872-02-14

gpHE list of those qualified to vote for
"a members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection a. the Court
house from the 18th to the 28th instant
from 8 o'clock a. H.. to 3 o'clock p. m.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list is hereby in accord
ance with the Colonial law dated 9th
November 1868, requested TO state such
objection in writing to the Chairman of
the electoral board with Inc reasons on
which such objection or objections are
based, within 3 days after the last men
toned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of HE Jurisdiction of Frederik-
sted, 3rd February 1872.
C. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1872-02-14
UrZNDLOSTE BRErE

l FREDERIKSTED'S POSTCONTOIR.
l.. Airex, John Benjamin, II. Bentura.
J. Brathwaite, C. O. Bryan, Sarah Bun
tin, c. Breadwell, o, B6rnseu, J.. Nc
Clockson, Mrs. C. Conton, Mr.. Cornelius.
Jane Crow, Maih' Danie!sen, Mary Ec-
clos, Mary Eddy. Sarah Edwards, f..
Ferdinand, Miss. A Fo5s, I Francis, Cath.
Gordon, Eliza Gordon, r. Gordon, Jose
phine Hatchett, Gary Heyliga, Chic Hey
llga. Sarah "A. Henry, Sarah Hendricks,
Cath. Holder, Mary jackson, E. Jacobs,
Aneter James, J.. w. Johannes, Julian
Johannes P. p. Johannes, Mrs. Isaacs,
John G. Isaac, Frederikka Knight, L. Il.
Leach, RS. Lucas, Ann Ludwicsen,
Jane Maghee, Emily Mariso, d. Morten,
r. Morton, T. Phillips, Charles Peter
sen, w. Ramsay, c. Robber, Diana Ro-
berts, Mary Roberts, Susan Sample, Ma
ry Samuel, Miss r, Sayorv, Charlotte
%Slmmonds, Martha Small, r Smith, Mrs.
Stevens, a: Thompson, Louisa Williams
Salmy Williams, Sarah Williams, Miss
3. Zahn.
, 1872-02-14
Publication

EJIHE list of those qualified TO vote for
A members Of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Court
house from the 18th TO the 28th instant
from Q O'Clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p. m.
Whoever has any objection 10 make
agajast TIC said list is hereby in accord
ance with the Colonial Law dated 9th
November 1853, requested to state such
objection in writing 10 the Chairman
Of the Electoral Board with the reasons
on which such objection or objections
are based, within 3 days after the las!
mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the town Of
Frederiksted, February 3rd 1872.
c. SARAUW.
Chairman.
, 1872-02-14
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n listen over Valgberettigede til Co
IA loniaIraadel er henIagt til Eftersyn
paa dettc Steds Ybinghuus fra l5de til
28de dennes bcgge Dage indbefattede,
fra KI. 8 slet Formiddag Ill Xxi. 3 slet
Eftermiddag. Enhye1 der har Endsi-
gelse at tremfote imod ValgIisten OPP
fordres HenhoId til CoIoniaIlov af eide
November 1868 s IS senest 3 Dage eff
ter UdI0bet af den o~veonaynte It'd, til
VaigbestyreIsons Formand skriftligen at
indgive saadan l~ndsigeIse med Opgiveles
af de Grunde hvorpaa samme st6ttes.
Valgbestyreisen for Frederiksteds
Dyes VaIgkreds den 3dic Februar 1872.
G. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1872-02-14

VId8E list ofthose qualified to vote for
a members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Court
house from the 18th TO the 2sth instant
from 8 o'clock a. M. to 8 O'Clock D. m.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list is hereby in accord
ance with the Colonial Law dated 9th
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing to he chairman of
the electoral board with The reason on
which such objection o. objections are
based, within 3 days after the lastmcn-
toned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District OF the Jurisdiction Of Christian
sted, February 3rd 1872.
G. SARAUW,
Chairman.