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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
SENATE

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9.
In accordance with the constitution and laws
Of the State Of Vermont, the Senator'S elect as
sembled in TIC Senate chamber and Mt 10 O'Clock
were called to order by the Secretary, Henry
Clark, Of Rutland
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. VIM. II Lord
of Montpelier.
The roll Of Senators was then called by the
Assistant Secretary, Mason b. Carpenter and
the following answered TO their names, were dolly
sworn and subscribed to the prescribed oaths
e "a,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

The following named gentlemen were severally
admitted to take their seats In the House without
producing their credential.
On motion Of Mr.. Pitkin Of Montpelier, Mr.
james Stewart Of Moretown
On motion Of Mr. Ffisbce Of Poultney, Mr.
z u Armstrong of Castleton.
On motion Of MIR. Munson of Manchester, Mr.
solomon Wright Of POwnal.
On motion 0f Mr.. Wyman Of Athens, Mr. l.. G.
Batchelder Of plsnleld.
On motion Of Mr.. Harris Of Panton, Mr.. Put
nam Allen Of Fcrrisburgh.
On motion of Mr. Brown Of Lowell, Mr.. JOINS
g. Stevens Of Eden.
The Secretary uf State directed the House to
the election OF Speaker.
Mr. Granger Of Peacham, nominated Franklin
Fairbanks of ST. Johnsbury seconded by Mr.
Smith Of st. Alhans.
Mr.. Buell., Of Middlet0wn nominated Hugh
Henry Of Chester; seconded BY Mr.. Pingree Of
Hartford.
Mr.. Butler6ed. of Wilmington, nominated
Kitredge llnskins Of Bratileblro seconded by
Nr Munson ct Manchester.
Mir. Grhnasr, Of pe.cham, Mr.. Buel Of Mid
desown, and Mr. Baiterfeld Of Wilmington,
were apgointed tellers.
Tho lr.ltits having been aiken and examined hy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

And theroupon the President Of the Joint As
sembly declared that John A, Page, having re-
ceiyed majority OF all the votes east by the
ireemen of this State, is duly elected Treasurer
Of the State Of Vermont, for the two years next
ensuing.
The senate thcreupon withdrew.
On motion Of Mr.. ptkin, Of Montpelier, ad-
iournet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

There being no election, the Secretary Of State
directed a second ballot. Mr. Henry Of Chester
withdrew his name as a candidate for speaker,
and sounded the nomination Of Mr.. llaskns Of
BrattlebOrO.
Mr. smith Of St Alhans, Mr. Munson ~ Man
chester and Mr. Pingrec Of Hartford were ap-
pointed tellers.
M. .,....,d botlo4 ro.rIt.,d oe E.llnxa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
Watchman s. journal.
LEGISLATURES OF VERMONT.


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1872.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
REPORTS FROM HOME.
4 Liriag Witness :


BosroN HpRALn OfrtcEl
Boston, Sept 49, ls7U. )
D,ar sIr-Amon. he many cures efT cted hy the use
0f NtcEriyE. have heard of none n satisfactory
than my have hecn afflicted with Scfoiua salt
Rhcum "a. many years Inherited In the h0Ud making
Is appearance On my whole body bursting out In differ
no aces, and painful beyond description. SIX Of the
most popular purifiers whi b are advertised to cure
,orofda and like complaints have filthiuily tried nut
my dlsVase was 40 deeply seated AZ 20 resi- ALL laid
ny case before several prominent physicians but moth
,.s tended 10 alleviate Finally bV no inopc,ce ,f
1ends I consented 20 try NEgguNE. commencing the
/ Il of January last Ard soon nner exparicnecd "A
cnsihle relief and could Feel IL working in my system
very drreuty from yihing hid ever taken before.
md at once discovered that " accomplishing the
cct 20 earnestly desired. continued on, following
directions for three month"; and the lst u April found
a well mun have passod through the hot summer.
na have cont nued TO be free om any appearance of 10
NJ seue.ti health excellent and my recovery. Of
-ch hat about drspiret. ascrihe entirely 20 the
ise ol NtgefNt could never have been convinced oi
hr mHryD 0us roeu O. fls WOudCriul NrgETiNp under
any other clrcumsttnces' nui now recommend every
rue o. represented ara living witness and il will
,fiord me great satsmcton to show the marks Of my
sease, ani conyerc on the merits 0 NEGETSE as none
viii dispute who owe ii what do
will here mention II my child having severe attack
heart complaint, which NEG riSE has entirely cured.
,nd shall AWAY he happy To make It's virtues known
Yours very respectfully,
T. II YOUNG.
NJ Young has beon in The employ q the Boston Her.
The above statement
EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAVoRABLY.
EAsr MARsnrELD, Aug. 81 1870.
Mn. Srry Ems
Dear Sir,-l have been troubled with canker from
h dhood causing my mouth % he al tnes that
Wa unable to tat Have taken many preparations,
with no effect until tren your NFGaTiSE. Antcr
taking few doses found IL relieved the mintncss at
the stomach that always aocompaulrs ctnker humor
,nt By the time had taken the third bottle my mouth
sas entirely cured Have not boon troubled with 90
nee that lime. which Is eight mouths ago have rec
mmcnded t 20 several of my qua ntauces and every
one speaks fsYofarly OF IT, good III, Ct
iouH truly, J. S. SHERMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

Washington Co. " Carpenter,
Wiudham Co. " Estey,
Windsor Co. " Scott.
Mr. Mason from the Committee appointed to
wait upon His Excellency, the Governor, reported
that they had performed that duty, and that His
Excellency had nothing to communicate at the
present time
The Committee appointed on the part Of the
Senate to canvass votes for State officers presented
themselves at the bar Of the Senate and were duly
sworn.
On motion of Mr.. King the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Field, of Springfield,
that the House do now proceed to the election Of
chaplain for the present session . adopted.
Mr. Ilobard, OF Chelsea, nominated Rev Peter
Merrill Of Barre; seconded by Mr. Boyce Of
Barre, and he was unanimously elected by rira
r0ec vote.
BY Mr.. Davis, Of Reading, that the rules Of
the last House no adopted as the rules of this
| House until otherwise ordered /; adopted.
Joint Resolutions. By Mr.. White, Of Tops
ham, that the jOint rules of the last session he
adopted as the rules Of this session until other
wise ordered adopted on the part Of the House.
From the Senate, that the joint rules uf the
last session he adopted as the Joint rules Of this
session until otherNF Use ordered adopted.
BY MIR. Waterman, of liydepark, for "a joint
assembly tomorrow morning at II O'Clock, 10
hear the report of the committee to canvass the
.yates for Governor Lieut.. Governor, and Treas
urer; adopted.
Resolutions. Mr.. Frsbie, of Poultney, that
the Clerk he directed N inform the Senate that
the House Of Representatives has completed its
organization and is ready on its part to proceed
with the business of the session adopted
BY Mr. Swain Of Rockingham, that the Clerk
be directed u furnish each member and officer OF
the House with two daily newspapers printed in
this State to be selected by the members and OH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09

And thereupon the President Of the Joint As
sembly declared that Russell 5. Taft, having re-
ceiyed majority Of all votes east by the ireemen
of this State, Is duly elected Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State OF Vermont for the two years
next ensuing.
The Committee further reported
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
Meut Advertisements.

NOR SALE-One 2.horse power Thresh.
a inr Machine, with Circular and Drag Saws com
pleto W.ll ha sold cheap for cash Apply TO
N-3 IL. " SABlN, Barre ST., Montpelier Vt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, July %, 7:30 P. NJ
observation-disclosures weather, with
southwesterly winds, will probably con-
tiuue on Wednesday in the Southern
and Gulf States. An area Of lowest
barome eter will move down the st. Law.
renee Valley, with clouds and rain over
New York and New England. Partially
cloudy and pleasant weather will pre-
vail from Pennsylvania to Virginia, and
rising barometer and clearing weather
west Of Lake Huron. An area Of Low
barometer With local storms diminish
ing in force will move eastward during
Tuesday night into Central Illinois.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
SARATOGA, n. Y.
state Temperance Convention.


SARATOGA, July 23.-The semi-an-
nusl meeting OF the State Temperance
Society was held here today, Vice
President A. w. Riley, Of Rochester
presiding. Resolutions were adopted
favoring the repeal Of all excise laws,
urging the prohibition Of the liquor
traffic, and the passage OF law Like
that Of Ohio. awarding damages To
those who suffer injury by the sale oi
LIQUOR. A committee was also ap
pointed to cooperate with other com
mittees for calling State Convention,
After the nominating canvass had been
held, in the evening, General Nesl
Dow spoke before large audience, and
several choice selections were sung by
the Hutchinson Family.
Teaehers' Association.
The State Teachers Association com
menced its annual session at the Meth
odist Church this afternoon. President
Hopkins, of Williams College, opened
the proceedings with prayer. Mr.. L.
s Packard, Superintendent of the
schools at Saratoga Springs, made the
address OF welcome, which was re-
sponded to BY DR.. Cruikshsnk, OF Brook
lyn. Mr. Jas. II. Hoose, Of the Cort-
landt Normal School, President OF the
Association, delivered the inaugural
address. At the evening session Rev
C. II. Buikley, Of Malone, read ar
essay on music in the schools and Rev
Dr.. Bennett, Of Syracuse, read 40 essay
on the philosophy OF pedigogy. The
session OF the Association will continue
on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
WISCONSIN.
Attempted Aaieide.

JAyEsyILLE, July 23.-At Menomo-
nee, on Sunday night young girl was
heard weeping in room at hotel. but
she refused TO open the door. The
landlord son got in at the back win
dow, and found that she bad attempted
suicide by taking lsudsnum. A doctor
was called in and succeeded in saving
her life. She refused TO give her name
or her home, and the only clue they
have is that the laudanum bottle was
labelled Detroit. . e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
EwITZ ERLAND.
The Geneva Arbitration.

GENEVA, July 23.-Owing to an un-
forseen difficulty Of which nothing was
known, there was no session of the
tribunal of arbitration to-day, nor will
there be any tomorrow. The precau.
tions to preserve the secrecy Of the de.
liberations of the tribunal are confined
to the most minute particulars, and
nothing whatever can be learned that
is reliable as to its proceedings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
CINCINNATI.
Fall Of an Elevator.

CINCINNATI, July 23.-An elevator at
McNeale & Urban's safe mandatory
fell at one o'clock this afternoon, four
stories BY the giving way Of a cog
wheel. julius Urban, brother of the
proprietor, aged sixteen years, was
killed; Charles Scaef had his jaw
broken; Albert Roach, was severely in.
jured internally, aud q boy named
Yost was injured in the back. ALI
the above were upon the elevator when
IL fell
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
BUFFALO.
Heavy Failure.

BUFFALO. n. Y, July 23.-Hon. G.
L Williams was to-day appointed
receiver for Kings Iron Works, which
suspended operations last week. It ID
understood that Mr.. Kings liabilities
will reach nearly 100000. His assets
are as vet unknown. ....s- se-.s,L
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
PHILADELPHIA.
Alderman McMuIIeu 8hot-Ratal Re-
suits Expected.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Last night
the notorious Alderman, Wm.Ichul-
len, was shot in the breast BY Hugh
Mara, Q recently psrdoned convict and
is not expected to recover. The shoot
ing occurred in Q tavern adjoining the
Moyamensing hose house, where the
anniversary exercises Of the Company
were in progress. McMullen had fol-
lowed Mars for the theft of boquet
into the tavern, when the shooting
took place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 4.-The
college regatta, which was to have
,teen rowed this afternoon, was post
poned until tomorrow morning, on
account of high winds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
To be Prosecuted.

The Government has ordered the
prosecution OF the Bishop Of Cloniert,
in Conneaught, Galway county, Ireland,
and of nineteen priests Of that district,
charged with intimidating the voters at
the late Galway election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Weather and Crops.

LONDON, July 25.-The weather
throughout the country is wet but
favorable to the growing crops, which
are generally reported in thriving and
PROSPEROUS condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24
FamiIyPSoas.

lW Nils" White wSs.s f.sy. -,
no barrels sYo Semitic Ldys White
Wheat Family. JuR rssavsd - ~ -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-24

vESTIg0S Of all Kinda. 80 o..
ENGLISH MELONS and KENBEYB fpr
SPRING OvERCOA1B, &c, "a, vhSeh -
are prepared 70 make 20 order IN ths ls4Ns
and mast approved ayisa Aiso . lGrDs
stock Of .atL.a4 Hal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01

mpfratiI1en Mrbeiter : 0ereins. Gnce
December peiieIben Sabres ipurbe er
Mitrecacteur peS y8plfsfaat." IuS
rem Mnflase Ncte beben mir 6plsenres
berpcr: Bon b%ersprrasenper Seeeutuns
auf tem @ebiete Der 9lrbeiter SeireS
suns 1T bic I'M September 1864 su 3pnz
bon 9e9riincete Sntcrnatipnale @rbeiter :
Ihpciatipn. 8arl Warr, Der Sauptbe>
srincer rerielben, felt ratei bic Grcbe>
runs pplitii6cr Wadt ais cine Saupt>
aufsabe Der slrbeiter unp bic sSllise
emancipation rerlelben ais Gnp;iel bin.
Die i'm @usuft 1869 ;u Giienna6 spn
ben @nseelasten mitsesriinrete @rbeiter :
partet idliest ii6, 70 nett eS bic @eieBe
seitatten, als 3weis Der Snternaticnalen
arbeiter : DEPORTATION an. 5erner bat oas
Yartei Organ uSplfStaat" i9 itets
icentifh nit Der pariier Commune erfldrt."
IS tpercen aueeroem cine srpee an;abl
Geben unb S9riften BON 9iebfne6t une
Sebel citirt. 0iebfne6t 1T nod resen
B~eleipisuns pes OeutIden &aiiers anses
flast ben or i'm u0plfsfaat", rSaiier
gpmba" unp ,,&artdtlden Yrin;" see
r,annt babe. Die anseflasten," fibrt
Der Anflaae : @ct aus, ubattvn, all rieIe
S%plfommni6e ins @use ~faiIene, phenbar
bic &bibtbie ia6fide &esieruns in liz
rem tpeientliden Setanbtbeile aufsubes
benz. Die ein;elnen Yuntte Der Inflase
ipureen BON @nseflasten tbeilS tejabt
tbeils 6eioneers mas cine unseieBmdsise
Serbincuns nit Der Snternationale am
belanst) befritten.-Der ;weite 9ers
bantlun9stas purte gum srpsen 1beil
rurd bic 0erleiuns bes Seridts iiber
ben 6. 8ereinstas ;u Giienna6 aus benz
oDempfrattiden Wo1enblatt" ,,nb eines
aufrufs BON, %. SUM- 1869, in wel6em
bic beuti6en Social 0empfraten aufses
foreert irercen, fd ;u einisen, als ipus
Seraines 0Olf Steluns su nebmen, uans
sefi6ts Der Greisnife bic beranfpmmsn,"
in @nipru6 senpmmen. On bic ein;elz
nen @nseflasten miro Johann cine sar;s
Reibe BON 6rasen seridtet. Sammtlids
@nseflaste seiteben, in rem .freien Bolts,
itaat', ibrem 3iele, bic &epublif III erfens
men. ySepp6 it," erfldrt 9iebfnedt,
IAN einen sepaltiamen llmiturs Der bette
benpen Ssrbaltni1e unter feinen llmitdns
zen seradt porren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01

Gs i&sint uns tptpsr ~ Ipat nod iibsr1Iias,
an bieie feline lsytsn @prts nod Elm gaal III Grim
nsrn. Gs crying BEN arpben Nasplspn L. ni6t
anSsrs, ME ss pislsn isinsr nidt 70 srpsen Rit.
msuidsn srsebt. Sn ben Tassn bss @Oblsrse-
bsus 1T ibnsn ale ppiGYs 8slisipn ans Sas psn
ibr utattrennbare ecnfsiicnsle gsfsnntnis nur
cine 6rSee 3~psitsr unb erittsr Srbnuns has
b06fte, pr;u fs bic &slisirn ibrsm @esanfsnis.
ifems psrpenpen fcnnsn iinp entipsptr Gmmsns
sienlts bel ben llnminpisen, cher NabtrpI6tsr-
sisnits surer S6uy bss Gissntbums upsr psli-
~;sieisnite sur @abruns Der UHentliten Srpnuns
une Sittlidfsit. Sn ben Sassn sss llnslids u.
rsr Grnisprisuns, rsnn Elm Wal bic tlalen
S6attsn rss Sppss mittsn' in bas nod friite &C.
ben binsinrassn une lh an bic nod parpslnben
6eltalten beften, Ssri6pinest ale SGui6uns, al
ls Stltf-S ufFianes. Gs blsibt nur bic @abr-
belt, mel6e bic i6ls6tern Hatursn CUR @sr,psi-
flung, bic tsisrn CUR &slisicn ;uriidfitrt, Die ls
in elmer Stunee unsliflsIiser SsltitYsrtlsnsung
s~srlaitn babsn, bic absr, neil is sSttlib lit,
aud in sisit Ssslsn nod ssn @rttssfrisc.n Der
Guistsit trinst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01
Nus &~aremburs.
7sines 5reunoss.

9ursmbura 20. @Sr,. Der Bii&0f bon
eartmburs bat iitsr has air6ipisl BON aasl has
SntsrSitt ssrbGnst. Ocrtiss Suri4sn battea
ben 8arnssal bur6 Gntweituns unp GsrbObnuns
Der 8slisipn ~ssftiert. Snmittm Der Stassn
une Der GiupebnsrI3aft nit l4wsissnprr 3u.
limmuns Der SrtsbsbSrss uns Obne alien Gro
tsif pts psrniinftissn Sbsils Der GinpObnsr, pur-
ben pisis Btfialitaten ssriibt. Ha1esm Der Si.
i6pf bon benz piarrssrf rerssbli6 cine Sibns
Der al Der &elisiOn une ibrfm Stsrhaupt srr.
iitttn S6nra6 btantrast bate rars am QGtarc-
tag, mad eem Sp6amt ssm Ssfrttar ssa 9is-
tburis oas Sntsreift, ssrfiinert, pemit bic Gin.
rpebner Son aasl 10 LANCE bslsst tleibsn, bis bic
BON Zen Decentralization Glsnsntsn gsriibrtsn
itr Senstmsn brrsusn. SVicrt puresn eann
untsr Der alssmsinsn SstirSuns Der pfarr. Su.
ldhtn cas- SanctiiIms uns BIC btiIissn Sriien
ptssstra9t bic Gwies eamps ess Ssilistbums
rars anssslSi6t bic slltars sntflsiest slsitwie
am bsiliaen 9harfrsitass, bic Slisnile Der pei
ltssn wuresn ssrbilt, bic Stride Johann ssl6lcl.
zen une has WclSuts ssrbetsn +; bic 6sisr Der bel.
liSsu @rbsimniis III sinssitsat Ter Srtspfarsr ab.
ssrsilt nne nur Elm l'rislisr Der Na9tarI6ait bat
Sellrnaht ee z tsrbslaframsHte in J pessnctben,
aser etnr ale 9nsmenit ~ ~ipsupsu. Mit sinsm
Mort alles pas, mas fir zine nit benz air&sn.
banns sslssis Warsi p%Srssi&ristm ltsbt muB
nit alltr Strsnss bsfelst tperben, bic bic trafba.
rn S4Snssr sss Ssiiisisn ibr Ysrtrs9sn ssiibnt
baten, TitItr gprdona mabt i'm aau,en Fannie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01

in ben an preussn anneftirten prosin,er
s%eltenp, ,pe bic Spfer fir ben lesten &ries
mabnen, neuen Spfern bel 3eiten at ent>
rinnen. Sn ben iippeutl9en Staaten
miro rieGinfibruns Der a~asemeinen8 ebrz
pai6t sepib am rriifenpften smpfunren
unc pirp Elm fairies Contingent fir bic
Nuswanperuns itellen. Dice lpfalsn llr>
laden iinp aud ;uslei6 oft senus per-
lSnlih unp pplitiiber Natur.
Sn einem She'll res neuen ceutl6en
GetbS aber wirten ale rieIe llria6en
sereint, nm ben Srieb ;ur @uspanceruns
~belonpers ansaresen, pas lit in Gliass
2ptbrinsen. Die 2eipen pes Srieses, bic
neue pplitii6e @eftaltuns Der Oinse, bic
Sur6t spf neuen &riesen, surd welde
man suna6it leipen wiirte, bic Wilitir>
pft6t unp Der @ieperwiaen ii6 sescn
Sranfrei6 unp fir OeutIdlanb ;u erfld>
rem, treiben GauIenbe aus elias unp
e%ptbrinsen iber has Weer.
gsi Der Mbtretuns pisier 9aneer an
Deutl6lanb purbe Rem G%inwpbnern bic
@abl seftellt Oh fie bleiben sper mad
Granfrei6 ;ieben MOLTEN, tefen 8iirsera
pfidt ibnen pann serbleiben ipute. Siele
scsen bin, namentli9 junse 2eute
bic feline reut'6en Solraten tpercsn
rpollten. sic faneen tale aus, pab
bic 3uitdnpe in Granfrei6 iebr fritiI6er
Natur iinp, UNI, pas gutter @ereienf,
&ube unp Sriepen bort nt6t 70 lei6t ~
fnetn iei. @ber in Der Seimatb ppuen
ie pas Bette, mas fe unter iulden Ser
bdltni6en tbun fSnnsn. sic ;ieben mad
Amsrifa.
Sn Der eriten ISOLDE tes Gpril famen
Muspanberer aus GllaB unp 9~otbrinseu
su New yorf an, ,pel6s mad Gem fernen
@eftsn sieben.
Gisentblmli6 ! Scr 10 Sabren ia
men e~benfaIs WaFen spn Glia6ern unit
0ptbrinsern an. sic famen mad Ybila'
relpbia, um picniere Der ceutl9en ans
~ieplunsen in YenniylsaRien ;u pereen
sic rparen DOR Der Sranpfafel unp ZEN,
Senfersldwert Der 6ran;plcn seaoben
llnr ieBt fpmmen Sauienpe aus penlsl:
ben ednpern, neil piele spn Osuti6lant
pierersewpnnen purren unp neil iit pil
Sliebenren ni6t ra;u seriteben ppllen
pieperO eutlt su tperren. Selbitserit dnp'
lid lit es freili6 oft aud nur bic mate.
rielle Nptb, wel6e sur 5ludt aus be,
Seimatb trieb. Cpb. Demo-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01
IeutImeS 3ein.

Berlin, "a. Rar;. Die Slattsr brinssn nod
INNER Na&trass gu ben 5sfbsri6tsn u. Tsmpn-
fraticnsn, psl1s am @sburtstass ees 3aiirrs
Statt fanhen. S4abs, pas bic Sauptpsripn. Der
8aiisr isltsr unI@tbar unb nur fir bic Witslis.
Der Der faiisrli6en JamiGe II. siniss aussrpablte
;usansli6 mar. Sbat pies benz 6lanjs sss 5e-
tee sinsn psientlitsn Na6tbeil, 10 srfiQts has
taiierli6s I%anfitrsibsn fir bic ibm srpieIeneu
5reucsnte;eusunsen bic Str;tn nit lsbbaftsu
Ssmpatbien unb man sibt lid Der SoHnuns bin,
hap Der faiitrli@e 0rsis balp pisbsr in b~stauntsr
&iiisfsit unb aSrpsrfriide erldsinsn mSss.
Man fam isspd ni9t iastu, ZAP Der Gang Der
Gei8afte bur& has llnrpblisin %psIslben s~eIittsn
babe; alss 1T in Der ssurbnstitsn Wsils, mie
fraber, absslaufsn ia bel Der publifatieu
ses @sissss iitsr bic S9ulaufI9t bate man al.
len @runs, ii6 barber 3u Ysrpunssrn, sae bic
taiisrlite gcl;iebuns %psielben 70 unmitteIbar
mad Der annabme in ben bsiesn Sauisrn sss
9anttasss srfplsts.
Die Wirfunssn bss Isstsrsn @sisBss Rsrbsn
nun alsenaa6 beginner unb in bifier Ss;isbuns
fSunsn mir Der ySrsuBsituns" nur beipHihtsn,
wsl4s ben 8eiiIi6sn BEN &atb sibt bic S4ul-
inipsfticn ni@t f%rsipiais nispsr;uIsssn, ~isnpsrn 10
LANCE su bebaltsn, bis Der Staat 5prperurssn an
ie itat, bsnsn @sniss ;u lsiitsn bic y5rsus &C.
gen bic Stride" ibnsn psrtistst. usbrissus idsint
bic 9atridt bab tas SduIaufi6tsssiss in ben
alsrbS&ien arsiien auf sinise S9wierisieitsn
ssftresn isi ni9t 70 sanili6 aasr Sssrintuns ~
trmaussln. Nan ipri6t namIid in ben bSbsrsn
arsiien pom sinsm 8riefe, ben Der Sunpsstau;-
Ter DOT GrDFnuns Der 5srrsubaus-O sbatten iibsr
has S&ulaufF&tsssitg aus anIab pamals UNI
I~aufenbsr Gsrii&tt bs;asli& misfaaissr asussr-
unssn Der 8aiitrin binT@tli@ pisiss gprsebsns
Der Resisruns an NasrbS9tsisielbe ssi&risbsn
batsn fol-. 5irt gismard bate, 70 bsibt e.,
in bisem Sriefe isns @srii6ts CUR aenrtnis Der
8aiisrin ssbra6t Saran bic Ssmsrfuns ~ssfniipft,
RAP er ni&t an bic @abrbsit psrartissn 6srebes
slaubsn fSnns, uup nit Der Bite sei6lpitn Sb-
re Raisfat mSss ibn gu elmer Dssappuiruns irl-
der 8srii6te ermG6tissn. Nat Der sinsn 9ss-
art bate bic saiisrin parauf srpibsrt pab ibrs
aeuBerunsen aIerbinss in sntfsQtsr Wsfalt mel
ter ssrbreitet isien ane Rap lie ssssn cine sSrlid-
tist Ssri6tisuns ni9ts sin,upsnssn babe. Rad
Der aneeren Sesart jeec6 bate fs gar feline
i6riftlihe gntpprt ertbtilt, pislmebr, rbns li9
auf cine ia6li6s GrSrteruns sin;ulaisn, BEN 5ir.
ten gismard bur6 cine @srtrausnsperipn ben
Ssi&sis ;ussbsn laFsn, baB CT tbun mSss, mas
CT 81 tbun fir gut bsiups,