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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-21

Company upon the latter's own terms.
As an embyonate monopoly it is entirely
undeservin5 of any sympathy that may
be wasted upon it by those who have an
instructive o. acquir, d dread of such aids
and incentives to self shness. 1t is a
very weak and foolish thing to suppose
that Mr. Sutro is doing what he is doing
merely to assist the anti-monopolists of
this State in carrying ON a crusade
against the Bank of California.
Moreover, if the miners and shop
keepers and real estate owners
in Virginia City don't want the
surplus revenues of the Comstock to be
applied toward building up a rival city at
he mouth OF the tunnel, and if the citi-
zens of Carson would prefer that this
and not future 'Sutroville'' should be
The distributing point FOX this part of the
Site, they will withhold something of
theirsp re sympa h J from scheme WI ic1,
st.ipp.d of its specious DISCUSSES, is as
greedy grab fol. power and gain as any
thing ever devised by selfish man. The
fact is that Kendall, in doing what he is
to excite a tenderness of public sentiment
this scheme, is going on very
much like a demaGogue.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-21
+" Liberal "Republicauism a

'' LIBERAL "Republicanism as inter
preted by the light thrown upon it by the
luminaries who lately got together at
Reno, would seem to mean p-edilection
on the part of the boilers from our ranks
to help themselves to the biggest half of
the roast Possum. This is one of the
cases where hberalty, like charity, begins
at home.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-21

For CoNGRESs.-G. neral John B. Winters
one OF the very best in the State is likely Il
be called upon by the Ropublican State Conven
ton At r. no 70 accept nomination for Congress
Judge Hawley of White Pine. is gen, rally re
-lardtd as . tine coming man for place on the
Bench. an that would make General Winters
seograpLv right for the Congressional noInina
tion.-ii h,te Pine Seirs.
Our Hamilton contemporary processes
to be unaSle to inter- r t paragraph
which it quotes from the APPEAL of the
l4th inst; but We will not rejoin by pro-
Tossing any such obfuscation concerning
the significance of the foregoing. 1t
means g anything to beat Levi" or,
perhaps, more correctly stated, '.any-
thing to nominate Hawley," which mean
ing also involves the defeat OF Charley
Goodwin for Congress. We do not be-
heve this to be wisely constructed pro-
gramme. In selecting our candidate for
the Supreme Bench We should take what
is known to be our best material. This
as Is known by the bar, the press and the
party, means Lewis. Mr.. Hawley is an
excellent gentleman and respectable
lawyer; but his elevation to the place OF
Supreme Court Justice would be an ex-
pertinent which there is no sort of neces-
sity for making. Moreover, we believe
that there are matters of personal record
which need not be lugged il here. that
would render John Z. Winters candidacy
a very weak and vulnerable one. Final
ly, We cannot admit that a nice knowl-
edge of the science of the law or rare iu-
dicial qualifications are matters which a. e
properly within the scope of that pecul-
lar geography which is only acknowledge
ed by the political circumnavivators who
map out the charts that govern State con-
ventions.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-21

Pending the building of the Ornsbv House.
r. Fred Brooks. the well-known and popular
dealer in books, Stationery, musical instruments,
guns. fishing tackle. toys, cigars, tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed TO Millard's
store. next door 10 Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. s14
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-21
SOMETHING ABOUT THE SUTRO
TUNNEL.

Mr.. Congressman Kendall with an ad-
nlirably free construction of the scope OF
the Frankins Privilege is considerate
enough to his constituents to employ his
autograph in sending, CONTINUOUSLY,
through the mail, many blue and red and
yellow covered copies, in clotk-bound
pamphlet form (''with evidences of gilt
upon them') Of AGolph Sutro's last Call
members of the House Committee on
Mines and Mining. The argument which
Is thus launched upon Mr.. Kendalls con-
stituency is marked by the ingenuity, re-
search and inciseivness which charac-
terize its persistent author, and embra-
eas many matters of interest to such as
prefer aequaintins themselves with Su-
tro's views by reading his books rather
than by listening to his nlelliauous voice
and giving ear to the persuasive and I'M
deviatins flow of an eloquence which is
characterized by more dips and spurs and
angles and drifts and wines and tunnels
and shafts and slopes and sich than any
rhetoric of ancient or modern times.
It is because Mr. Sutro and his enter
prise have been hauled, body and heels,
into the present political canvass that we
propose. herewith, very briefly, to treat
u the subject matter of his scheme and
its forced relationship to the politics of
this State; and before doing so we may as
well 60 through the form of saying that
our views are our own and not the prop
srty nor prompting of any corporation,
company or monopoly, whether it be the |
Bank Of California, the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. the Western Union
Telegraph Company, the Goodyear In
dia-Rubber Manufacturing Company, the
Universal Clothes Wringer, Helmbolds'
Extract Of Buchu or any similar consoli-
dation, patent or manufacture. We are
sufficiently in debt to paddle our own
canoe in very free and Independent way
of our own; and this why we are induced
to say what we do say, and that is: That
the SutrO Tunnel Scheme has no more
business to be rung into this canvass than
Won Schmidt's project for tapping Lake
Bigler or Ben Ftch's scheme for convert
ing the sage brush of the desert into
Hair Kestorative-not bit In the first
place. Sutro having failed to induce the
Republican party in this State to cham
pion his cause, has taken his pack over
% the Possum camp; and he is now the
'pecial champion and chaperon of Mr..
Kendall as well as standing
upon the platforms
Fhich overlook Conglomerate political :
meetings. But because he has chosen to
make his Great Bore party matter is no
eason why it should be treated in any
ther light than the true one in which it
Dok upon it, and that is: As a private
cheme for securing and perfecting and
making operative an enormous monopoly
'hich. if it is ever fully established, will
ither cause the suspension of all opera
ons upon the Comstock lode or compel n
sose who now own and control those
lines to surrender to the Sutro Tunnel
50 81 q Z a ---SlFT"
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

: will work earlier and later in the day, and
consequently they gather more honey They
are apparently large, fly stronger, besides
having three ycllpw bands, which latter is
a good test Of their purity they are more
doclle, and in handling them they cling more
closely to the combs and brood than the
Z black hees. They are much handsOmer
/ bee. The tall an queen is beautiful. About
the middle OF January queens commence lay
Ing their eggs. If working bees have the
same eggs that wOnld have come out workers
given u them. they being without queen,
II those eggs are not over three days old,
they (the workers. can start qu' el cells, and
raise queen of tlcir own. o., in other
words, It a swarm has lost their queen, an
ApHian can cut out piece OF comb about
tao inches square, containing brood ami eggs
fresh lad and insert 1t IN a como OF the
quceules7 hive. as netr the centre as posi-
bile, and the workers will commence on it
ana start queen cells rom those worker eggs,
and queen viii emerge ia sixteen lays. If
those essS hal been left in their owu hive,
they would have been tWeuty-0ne days IN
h4tcnIns The queen is truly a female bee
She lays both ozone and worker bee eggs,
each 10 their appropriate cells. The drOnes
a.e TOR the IL. riIl ,tioa Of the queen, and
after the swJrnIuE season Is over 1t the
Aparian wishes for an mere use OF honey, be
can by simple apparatus destroy the drones
4 because one drOne can eat as much honey as
a worker bee can gather in the same time.
rave read Lusroth, Q mhy, King,
Mrs. Topper, aud o her writer's on tae honey
be, and their plans for wInterlng them. |
viii simply say that me best plan tor winter
ing them, IN my humble opinion, is As fol-
lows In the trsJ place see that your bees
are strong, with not less than twenty five
I and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

In sre,kio- of the Granite 81 Washington
C,un,v. il wall NJ, be expected that should
enter up.n any discussion il regard to it
Geological position; it is enough for our
present purpose d ascertain IT, locality, its
quantity and quality, It's commercial value
and the ease vIth which il may be quarried.
TIE Granite Of this County, like that OF
all other localities D. composed Of quartz,
teIdsrar ana MICA .ndiscruntn ,tely mixed to
eetne-. it Is course ~ fine, according TO the
state st IDS constituent minerals; It Is Of
every shade 0f color. but the mos esteemed
t.- monumental and building purposes IS Of
hight gray shade
Granite IS one If the lowest rocks with
Which the geoluzist Is acquainted, and yet II
Trm- d.. SUBMITS OF the highest mountains,
ard / .auI in VEINS varying from few
inches ~ timex re-s 70 those that are several
yards ia n Ja.
From .t- cry-taline structure, and the
postum J.. accupus, there - no doubt but
tLat granite has been melted, and it l. also,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

PEEsLEss vs. PSoLIrIo PoTAroE~ With
a. Bresee'. Proid-. Ike tle Il irison, sois
TOO many tubers M the hitl. Wlth rich
s1u ami so5i cultivation wc can get proii-
.ious yield. bur, as IN the majority OF cases,
wlcu the season, soil ami culture are not
favorable. the result is a large nemoer o.
small potatoes. The Peerless ike tue or
net CaIi sets but few tubsrs 40 q hill,
waich attain - good m trketlh slza. even
under unflvorable circumstances IHe dit
ference in labor 10 digging is great, also tor
while the Prolific grows s. scattered that we
have to dig 10 fni them, tbs Peerless lie
so snug aud close together that 1t is easy to
find them and fun . roll slem 0Ct.-A. t.
IiilHgiGst, Wgomtag Co, Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

la like manner the granite of Washington
county ID become valu tble to It's owners and
a source Of wealth to the county needs for its
development the hand VI bumtn industry
and skill to give it form and direct its move
ments.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

NAS.GEMExT az BEEs.-Much has been
written, and much M re might be 10 reg ara
% the successful treatment OF bees. As
have had some experience 10 the management
d, both black auJ Italian bees | would mere
say. 10 my opinion, that a swarm Of tne az
Ter i .yorth more than two swarms OF the
black bees, and / would say three, It | could
not ItlliAnizs them myself The Italians
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
agricultural.
Granite QulrTieS.

APAr. X REAu Al Ills LATE MEETING or
lu1 STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
All MONTPELIER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

swell 1t u fifty IRON tn founiatioa OF the
GDvernment, where legislation has in all
manner of ways regulated and controlled the
exercise of the powers which the CJnstitu-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

We know that IN some OF the States (tnt Z
will always be So judges are guilty Of favor
itism. ana that they ield TO the blandIsh-
nents, behind the bar and outside Of the
l,,.,-. L,n,,a., e ..nnr anl "a nthn nc MI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

know personally whether any one q tn
cwo thousand persons IN hIs employment is
hest suited lor a particular promotion or
nor. because he often does not know them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

French heels have mt last slccum5ed to the
gaze
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

talking 81 anybody but myself lam making
my old complaint. | think it great out
rage on my rights at should be required
hnrc a..rrnl..d-- r,r..rnend lrr Z, nf.la 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

~ .---~~. -
OF a surrender VIII
for this young lady
ner seli-pOssession,s
thn hnrE l.I.nlshn,l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

1870
to be the less desired because he did not
always receive her teasing in spirit of
meeIness. Whether or not she loved him
Il L - -, - lon:lnA h1,t -, rrnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Was bet sSriihling nit fid] brinat!

Son eiuem arstlrden Stanopuntte ~betrabtet, lit
Der 5riibtins nidt bic r9o4li6e Sabresseit, pie ie
BON Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bei6rleben miro. SIM
8e9ertbeil Ieine Srnote Don @e9ietfebern, ealisen
Infdaen, rbeumatiiden S6mer6eu, Uia9enftcRtbei=
ten, acknowledgement unb 2unsenleiben lit fat 10
9roB, tuie feline Setl6enz, S6nee9toften= Ii. Sirid-
btitbeR. grnote. Die unftbtbGren Saamen un;Qbtt=
ger arant9etten itet9en nit ben Ntorgenncbelu auf
uno DerOen bon Den nIbtliben Siinten lpcitbin 3erz
ftreut. 8er permas ibrem mepbitiiten @infufie 81
ipiocrftcbeH2 @elpiB nibt Sieicniscn bon i9pd6-
li4er Natur, ODER 8ieienisen, Dercn Gerpentraft ourd
seifi9e ODER pbpitibe @rbeit lberanse hrenst luoroen
lit. meun tie ibrsn 8orper nitt itdrfen uno ~frdltigen
uno ibu aui oieie gBeiie in stauO iesen, IS nit oen
unseinnSen Ginfiiisn, bon melben CT umseben in,
auisune9men.
9as etn5ise uleoisinii4e NitteL burd pas bieIer
!3psd Ilnel uno iider erreidt psrben Tam, lit DQs
9roSe oe9etabiiiibe grneuerun9ss unb GtartuEqez
0ittei, Solicitors Wasenbitterer. Die Gbdtis.
felt bieles beribmten Speciituns 1T cine pierfade.
So itdftt Die Seroauungsorsane, reselt Die 4usf6ei.
ounsen, befiert ben 3uitano ocS Slutes. iibrt 8iegel.
md6isteit oes Stublsan9es betbet uno perteibt oa=
bur9 Der gan3en Sorpsritruttur io(de etdrte upo
Spanntrait, baB fe oaourd fdbie pirb, Der Sbatia=
felt 9iltiger Nia5men, nit pelden bic 6riiblinosz
2nit tets in selpiiicm Oia5e 9ei9tudnsert lit, an mi.
~oerfteben. Sier olio lit elm ierti9es uno 5uperldIiio cs
Mittet pprbanben, ben in bieier SabresSeit bertibcu.
Den Sranibeiten gu ent9eben, pber (fuenn lie bereiis
Dem aorper anbeItenI tie itleunig uno atinblid an
pae9en. aui ben @eibnad elmer Otebi;iu fommt
nidt uiel oil, tpenn tic nur 9eb6ri9 bilft; aber bon
Soiietter's Sitterem bari man iuQbrlth iaacn : er
befuirtt cine Setiun9, obne Den @eibmad BEG Sati=
eIteu Qn5ueteln. t73-otAfp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Sic au,erifanifdbe p~artei=MfafAiue

Die Sorteiung pom Der Aues ~ibermaltis
9euoen 0tabt Der Darteimaidine, in Die lth
Bic meilten Imerifaner bineingelebt, baben
mir nod nidt leidt lfarier aus9epragt gefunz
ben, ais in ben f~olgenOeu aeuBernngerI, mel
die elm WaihiHetoner Correspondent Oer Sri.
bine" bel elmer 8elpredung Der bortlgen
Stimmuna mittbeilt. @el6' beifamenDeS
l3susniB fir Die Sertommsubsit naierer poli>
ttifen 3uitGnbe liegt BARN! Der Gorreipon,
Dent l9reibt: oSn ben lebten paar Sagen
berridte au5 Der republitaniiden Seite oes
Saules eiu entlhieoeaerer u. ir0bliderer Son,
als man leit einenl ytonat gemohnt wGr.
gSie es ldeint, lit mebr 9ofinun9 pOrbanoen,
paB Ger Drobenoe Sturm oOriiberseben pirO.
SD CLAUDE ni6t, baB es nit Dem Sdauer
arg lein Miro" iagte geitern Elm 8cprdien'
tant BON Yeunlplpanlen, 1lSeru er BON Der
Ginc;nnatier Contention ipraf; eS itsDt
3iemlld) lf,pars aus, oaS 1T pabr, bat aber
nid)t piel su iagen; bic alte republifanil9e
Iartei fam lolGes Getter abbalten." -
,8ier Sabre meiter," lagte Elm S6to.Ntit.
alieb, ,,uirO cine 8eiormbepegurg mie bic
Don Cincinnati ben Sram binmesfe9en, aber
ieet IT'S nod Su friib-oas Solf lit ni6t reii
Dofir. SIS mag ieln, baB bic republlfantihe
Yartei ibre 4rbett getban uno feline beleben>
oen YrinSipten mehr bat, aletN in benz SOrs
per elmer groben politlldenS Organization itedt
cine &rait, Die ibu1 nod LANCE 3ett MaAt
perleibt, uadJoem oas 2e6en l6on bon linn
qeidieoen 1T. 0fit anbern &orten: cine
Yartei gleitt elmer Dtai9ine, DIE, menu aud
Die SrIebfraft fortgenommen 1T, nod cine
!3eitlang in Beapegung bleiben miro. Sd
meiue, mir Nle 9epabren Die unperfen1ba=
rem j3eiteu Der Iuf0lung in unierer Yartet,
aber tie wiro lanse genug 5uiammenbalten,
UNI Die rdd)ite @ampasne nod nit 5temlld
uugei6pdhter gewegfraft burdlaufen 81
f0nuen. 8ie Die Sa6en ffenen, benz id,
tbun mir republifanii9e Bolttiter am Seften,
ms an Der Mai4ine feitsuAalten, bis mir
fiiblen, baB fte inter inns 5ulammelbrift."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
+ Gr. Carl Nrebt.

Sr. @arl Yred)t in Gan Sron3tsco, beiien
iriihen unO plosliden Sob in 6olge elmer
Ser3franfbeit Der telegraph am %. .. 0tts.
neloete, elmer Der eriten ullb beliebtelten Ocuts
iteu glerste Der Stabt unb elm ALTER ~califor,
niider Yionier," mar Elm j|iingerer Sruoer
oes Serrn Sittor 9reft in gtemz0orf. aui
8etrieb peS 2ebteren ituOirte er Wieoi5tu unO
madte nad Yo1euOung ieiner StpOien in
Der eriten :3eit Der cnliforniiden gntoedungen
(1848) ais ShifsarSt Die Oanals 5 Wonate
lange Geiie BON Sremen nah San 6raHStsco.
Inter ben 3elteu unO 6iitten Der erlten Ye=
rioOe bieier &unbertaDt ais ar5t NIB an.
fdH9li9 audi 5usleid) ais apotbefer etablirt,
erparb er ii6 bur6 eini9e ~9elun9ene Surer
Den eriten 9tuf eiueS 9eihidten ArStes uno
@eburtsbeler8, Den feline tpeltere $rarl8 be-
itGtigte; er g~riinoete Elm 6ojpital; iclne
Yraris puas nit Der Staot; nit lbr branHte
er aufangs Der finf5iger Sabre total al uuo
baute id uns bas Slid, bas i'm ni6t per-
lies, Oeito ioliOer nit ibr ipieOer auf. Sb=
glelA 9ar5 in Iulerifa ein9ebiirgert, beab'
ithtigte er bod, Die 6rii9te ieiaer mebr ais
20idbrlgen 3bdtigfeit i'll pDuiger 0tu9e in
0eutidlanO 81 genieBsu, ais ei1 berbes
S6idial i'm 10 ltnerpartet ben Setnigtn ents
ril. lStSitl.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Yrdfioent @aibin9tom - Hrdz
iiNenf Grant.
SrG>

Radfebenoe gricfe g8aibington's, rpelfe
sur Summation Der Sanolun9sueiie bes
letigen Yrafoenten ge9euiiber Dem erlten
Yraliberter uniereS 9anoeS oienen %fDnnten,
iueroen gepiB nld)t obne Sntereilen 9eleien
merOe1.
@eorge Waibinston, banlalS nod nidt
nahoem Der Staat Strgiuien lbm cine pertb'
oOIe Sarm idenfeu wOllte uno er bteie8 Sc
idenf ansunebmen iiA iiift beredtigt
9laubte, 6olgenoes:
pSd neroe biejes Iuerbieten ais Elm pes
ientlides 3eiten Der A%nerfennung fir ben
Sb.il, ben i6 on Dem geldlide Amertfa'S
bate, betrafte1, uno freut mid biele Nnerz
feunung; ieood] oieles 1T Illes, mas i1 fam
ooer meme ,tbun Su fDnnen. SD ertldrte 9leid]
na9 meiuer Grnennung benz GOngreiie, oaB
i'd nltts fiir bic Oienlte perlanse, melfe 81
letien ih fdhts bin fir Die Sate, fir welAe
man mid angenommen. Gs ruar mein be-
iiimnter @ntlhluB, als i'd biele @%rneununs
ipieoer 5uriidgab, ME Elm Qmt bon Der Hes
9ierun9 ansunebmen, bel lpelt9em Elm 9e6alt
nptbrpenbig nit perbunben iii, ODER nit auz
berell @orten, lpeldeS mid bon Der nDtht9en
Iufmerfiamfeit, tpeldle metre eigenen Briuat=
Serbdltniiie unerldBll6 erioroern, abSieben
miirbe, nod aud ipiirOe tb irgeno cine lnz
%elfennuns in @elo annebmen fir 9inse,
nelhe geldeben fnO. Son otelem meinen
@ntld)luie meroe t6 ntenaiS ablpei1en."
6erner lebnte0 albtngton alS Yraiioent ieiz
nem Heieu 8uihrOo @albin9ton gegeniiber
ieire gmpfeblung 81 elmer 4niteQuu9 ab;
mir itelen benz %se9eniiber Srant's Shma9er,
Solcolettor i'll Nep=S rteans, ben S6wager
Aramer in &openbagen, Shma9er Gent,
Sect unb einise anoere Scrlpanote. George
Baibingtou l9reibt am 27. Suli 1889 on
obengenannten Neffen:
r3meifeln Sic nid)t an n,einen @iinihert,
sic in elmer Stedung in Der neueu 9fegie=
rung, lei es Elm gbrenpoiten ODER nit @ebalt
%uerbunOen, fir uelden Sic bic Sdhi9felt boz
ben, Su ieben; aber, ob9letb Sbre Senntniile
sic 3u etnem Sunces.D tlirifts- 4nlpaIte be>
fabi9en, 70 tpiiroe nleine &erpenoung fir
sic nid)t geredtferti9t iein, ,uenn Sbne11 Der
Yor3ua Dor eiuiaen Der dlteiten uro aftz
barlten Gnrpdlte bieies @erid]tes, msld)e oieie
Stelun9 gerne miinidyten, aegeben ~,piiroe.
Wleiue grnennunsen miiiien auBeraearuUbnli6
umiihti9 urb erbaben iiber jeDer &ritif iein,
benn argu8ansel ieben auf mid unO nihts
mirS unbemerft bleiben, Sas gewsis geben
f0nute BON Ydrteili6feit fir Ger1panbte ODER
Sreunoe."
Ssruer besiislid Der Ssfibisuus 5u einem
amte idreibt er oil Soiepb SoneS am 80.
Nopember 1889:
vSei ieoer @rnennurs Su eirem amte babe
i'd mein Sauptaugeumerf auf Si6tisteit oes
@barafters, loweit BARN nleine eiseue @rs
fabrung rei6te ODER i6 8enntniB oaporl er
langen fonnte, 9eridtet; uenn iid bieies nit
ben i~onitisen @rforOerniiien oes Steuei u6en=
ben pereinigen lteB, 10 mar es mir nod Elm
beionoerer Anlab fir oeiieu auleuuns."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Senator g mannerais Sengc DOR
DEM CDinite CUR nnterim=
cbuun nes SSnffcnSdhnd1rrS.

Scflator Snlnner 1af Der SorlaouH9 beS
Wafienihafer~ @omite's MN bod, Golae qe=
geben uno tit al5 3euge erldienen, uatilrlih
geIfab Mues inter Proteit.
Sofort nadl ieinem @iutreten in bas 3im<
mer beganu Senator Gunner isinen @oQez
qen ben Sert III lelen, inbcm er ~bebauptete,
Dap bteieS Gerfabren aleu parlamentarild)en
&eseln S%urpiber lei, @s lei Yraud, Sc
natoren bios ein5ulaben, ben Serbanolunaen
beisumobnen. Gr CLAUDE beute nie gejterr,
bab bas @omite nid)t competent Jet, Die Sas
DIE sl u%rteriudleu, ba cine WtehrSabl leiner
Wtitglieoer iid ielbif ge9en bas III u~nterlu=
9euoe Ding erflart babe. Sr. Gunner lei
iiete ben .gto inter Dem Yrotejte, baB Der Sor.
fiber Snr Ibnabme ~beifelbeu niht qualifistrt
iei. Inter Yroteit iagte er %inOeien aus: @r
babe bon Der Sabe bis sum %. ODER "a.
December gitdlts 9ewnBt. Gin Sreuno i'm
Senate - aber nidlt Sr. S6urs madte
i'm nit ben lmitanbsn befannt. Spdter
babe er nit 6rn. Sdurs sslprodsn, Ser einiae
Der Bapiere geiehen bate. 4uf Sorldlaq
beS 5rn. Sdur5 babe 3eu9e nit benz Star
quts Be Gbambrun gelproden uno bon BENT
jelben babe er abidrlften Der griefe Geminas
TOMS an 2es @eSne unb bon 8riefen bes
&rieas=S efretdr5 on ben StaatstS efretGr erz
haIten. jSenge erSdhlte nmltdnOlt6, melfe
S9ritte Ell porher eetban babe, che er feline Ste.
i~olution etnbradte. Su S%eantmortuns elmer
61ase lagte er, bab er piele pertraulidcnW iit,
tbeilungen iiber Die Sade empfau9en babe,
miiiie eS aber abiebuer, Die Nameu Der Autoz
rem ansugeben. @r babe Oieie Wtittbeilunsen
benz Senator Shurs iibersebsn. 9r. Sum-
rer %erfldrte, er babe es fir leine Gflitt gebal=
ten, Die ln,eriudung gu beautragen.
SIN 9auie oss SerbOrs iaste ST. Gunner,
er babe nidt getpubt, oaB Gbambrnn irgsro
cine o~iiiSieue Sttlung utter Der fransDil1en
@eeierulls betleibe. gr babe inn i'm Mdr5
1865 elnen Yrief ietnes Sfwieserpaters,
Nioni. GorceaeS, gebra6t, Der ebemals @es
ianbter in Gom mar uno cine @nfelin bes
Generals aafapettc seheiratbet bat, uno Msr-
quis De @5ambrun betratbste cine Sodter bes
Moni. @orceles. Seit Iener 53eit oatire iif
Die intime SefaHntihaft bes i3eugen nit benz
Warquis. @r babe iih NIT INN bauptidd=
lid iber bic frans. Geibihte, iiber 2afagette
uno anbere ausseseidnete Oidnner untsrbals
ten. @r muBte, baB Gbambrnn nit ben ber=
porrosenoiten Berionen in 5ranfreid befanut
iei, unp auf lolde gSeiie babe er ilh itets gez
naue S%nfornation iiber be Nnaelegenbeiten
ieoes aauoes gu peri4aifen seiuuBt. @dbz