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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

tics once forfeited arc not commonly regainod
d" Once she passes a man, not the devil him
self can catch her." runs the old proverb Z:
and here Is an opportunity which, unless we
greatly mistake the temper Of the meeting at
Albany, there will be no necessity for his
majesty to follow. We shall take it our
selves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

The question of immigration is still
discussed with much animation in several OF
the southern states, but more especially in
Virginia and Maryland, and the general
belief is that immigration can be more sue
cessfully encouraged by county aud local
organizations, or even by individual efforts,
than by system of large state appropriations,
The Virginia settlement associations land
sales already amount to about sl,l00,000.
The settlement at Wylliesville, in Charlotte
county. number. 50 families, and that st
Parnsyille in Prince Edward, nearly ss many,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

The new rulers of Rome are rapidly form.
ing their plans and pushing the work oflaying
out the city anew. Tho buildings crowded
up around the Pantheon are to be removed
and also the two narrow streets of buildings
extending from the 1iber up to st Peters,
and obscuring the view of that magnificent
building. Five new bridges are to be thrown
over the Tiber On the Paatine hill, in
excayAting the palaces Of the Caesars, colos-
sal statue in sitting posture was recently
found. The ugly Roman Catholic churches
over the Forum are TO be removed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06


ToBAcco. THE head Of the Tobacco Di-
vision Of the Treasury Department has pre-
pared some very interesting statistics for the
use of the Ways and Means Committee. He
estimates the consumers of tobacco in the
country at 100000, or about one in five Of
every man, woman or child During the fs.
cal year ending June go 1871, taxes we're
collected on %, 1886, 504 pounds of manufac
tured tobacco and for the same period on
| 1872, s44,357 cigars. Distributing these
amounts equally among the 100000 con-
sumers gives to each individual consumer /
pounds and IA ounces of tobacco aud lG7
cigars. Allowing for frauds and the con-
sumption of manufactured tobacco, the off.
Ger thinks the average amount consumed per
head would be about l6 pounds. There are
92S tobacco and snuff manufactures in the
country, Of which New England has IS, viz. :
II in Massachusetts, 4 in Connecticut and
in Vermont. The differences drawn from the
statistics are that the tax on tobacco has not
diminished consumption, that it is quite
closely collected, and ought not to be materi.
ally reduced A revenue Of about S25, 00O,.
600 per annum is what should be aimed at.
The tax comes wholly out of the pockets of
the consumers, and it is not unpopular with
the dealers. Contrary to the experience of
other Departments of the Treasury, this to-
bacco official says; al have yet to find the
first man Of them who has uttered COM
plant, or to see the first petition from the
eight millions Of consumers asking Con-
gress to repeal this tax or to reduce the
rate" Perhaps this is owing to the good na-
tured disposition induced by the use of the
weed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

gTQueen Victoria was subjected to das-
tardly attack by an Infatuated Fenian on
Thursday last. The Queen was returning
from drive 10 Hyde Park, when young
man named Alfred 0'CoDnor rushed to the
carriage and struck the royal lady with an
uDloaded pistol, at the same time presenting
document demanding amnesty for imprison'
cd Fenians, and exclaiuipg "sign this or de-"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

Joseph +. Page of Philadelphia has pre-.
scented building lot worth 100000 70 the
city, for site for Baptist home.
Mr. Bright's friends are now convinced
una, T his health is not perfectly reestablished.
ihey Tear that he may not be able to attend
rarliament' and they apprehend that he will
work, f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

"A farmer residing near Utica, N. Y,
while being run away with by pair of fright.
ened horses, shouted, al leave my wife $40, 1000
no time to make wll.' He is still alive
but badly bruised,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

ABon REroRN. Tho Labor Convention,
at its recent meeting in Columbus Ohio,
nominated David II. Davis, one Of the JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, aud Joel Parker, the present governor
Of New Jersey as candidates fo- President
and Vice President. Both Of these gentlemen
the one Republican aud the other a DEM
ocrat--are tolerably well known as lawyers,
Of opposite political aihnities yet neither Of
them has hitherto been identified with Labor
Reform. The movement would seem to be
tentative, bearing upon its face the appear
ancc Of inauguratinga new party, at least for
the next presidential election, to be composed
Of materials drawn from the two great par
ties Of the country. 1t bid for the disaf.
lected Republicans, with the hope that the
Democracy will accept the ticket, and thus
give it some prospect of success. Aside from
the democratic vote turned over to it in a
body, the ticket has not the remotest chance
Of receiving single vote in the Electoral
College. The Republican party surely will
not adopt it and, if Democrats stand alooi
from it, then it will share the fate of the Ere.
mont end Cochrane ticket, in 1864.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06
REMARKS OF REV. DR.. LORD.

MIR. Loan said that the invitation 10 speak on
this occasion was probably due h the fact that
he had been an engineer ON a narrow gauge road
for the last twenty-five years. and had therefore
some practical knowledge Of the advantages over
the broad gauge which had led to the death Of 50
many stockholders.
lie then gave an account Of the narrow gauge
and its relative capacity and value, 1t had ca
pacity for business, both scientifically and by
experiment, equal u twice that Of the present
business of the Vermont Central road The rail-
ways already constructed on this principle had
astonshed even their advocates at their capacity,
both for freight and passenger business. The
most accomplished engineers Of England and this
country were now advocating their construction,
and many trunk lines between great terminal
points were projected. In a country like ours,
thinly populated, full OF timber, aud Of vast dis
tances, the narrow gauge road furnished the only
solution to the problem Of easy communication
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-06

Prince Arthur, who was seated in the car.
riare with the Queen, knocked the man down
O'Connor was seized aud conveyed to prison.
The Queen was perfectly calm. When O'Cou-
nor was questioned he said his design was to
frightcu the Queen into doing justice 10 Ire
land OF course the event has caused great
excitement in London. Business was pcremp-
torily interrupted in the House Of Lords
while Lord Granville related the facts to their
lordshps. His account differs very slightly
from that first reported. The pistol was pre-
scntcd within foot Of the Queen head. The
Queen bent her head to avoid the shot, but
the pistol not only was not loaded, but if it
had been, would not have propelled bu't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-19
gelenraobi1d,cs 9lQcrlei.

- Die rep. StaatS> >Gonoentton pom 8lrz
oinieu, in lpel6er bic gteser cine beOeutenoe
JtoQe ipielen, hat @rant vberili9 inoOiE1t"
unb empfebt feline @ieberwabl. Der globr
bat feline SdulOt9feit geban.
- Su Heru.gort ta9te 9cItern baS yeat.s
@refutip Gomtte Der Linton 2eaaue Of
Qmerica;;" oaIielbe beidloB, bic gtomina.
tion Grants 81 betretben unb 5u unterz
ltusen.
pie @eietQebung bon Wafa6uiett8 bat
beI6loIien, Die Statuen BON Sobu gStntbrop
nnb Samuel 4oam8 i'm National capitol
auflteaen 3u lafen. S.e bat $4,000 fir ben
3pef ocrluilltge.
- Die Qi6eralz zGepublifauer bon Bennz
iuluanien baben eiuen 2(ufruf erlalieu in
Sem ie 3ur Organization auhor0crn, oamit
Der 5taat auf Der Contention in Cincinnati
uertreten neroe.
= 0ie rep. Staat8=@ Convention BON gorS.
Carolina bat getban, mas ite ntdt laifeu
forute4 nGnlid @raut'8 NOmlntltratton ln'
boiiirt.
- Die Iufresung tpe9en Der .3iegentnicl
in Der Ndhe bon Gan 6ran,i8co, tuelte bic
.N1rbl. Bacific. 8abn" al5 einen Plab fiji
ibr Nradltz Depot pom Gongreiie uerlan9t, IT
IN SQH SraH5lsCp I'LL SSulYeIt' Velell IuIlp
bort abermals cine groBe Suoi9natiOnsuers
iammlung itatt.
- Sn BbilaOetpbia itar6 9efern bic BRO
feiiorin Inna Yreiton, lett 20 Sabren 9etau
beS - Bomans ReOicaI Solle9e Of Yeunipl'
pania."
- Die neueIen geridte ans Merifo mel
ben, baB eS in Der gtdbe bon gtegarIa 3lui
iaen ben 8cgierln9struppen unb ben &eoo
lutiondren 3u elmer entld)eioenben S9Ia9
fommen mtr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-19

beutenb iein wiiroe nit Der 8eitallratiou Ser
bemofratii6eu Yartet.
81 9aB cine ioldIe Neaauration mad benz
slorreideu Griumpb iber bic 8ebeaion I'M
8ude Der @eidihte auSieben wiilOe, pie ole
Sorg z3feiurreftlon Su GnDe llnlere8 Heuolu'
ttonstrieges.
4) 8aB Die Republifaner, tpel6e ibre grz
p1bluug Seueu Su peroanten baben, peld)e
in SlD unO y1oro Die Union angrifien, ben
V(Gdten OienItbar tperbeu nliilien, peld]e Ee
unteritiiet 6abeu.
s. Dag Der BatriotiSmu8, tpeldem Grant
ieine @rndblung gum Brdiinsuteu Der Rez
publtt, Die er gerettet, Su perOanfen bat, benz
gleid fommt, tpelfe= 8albtn9ton an Die
Splee Der Station iteQte, bic er 9eidlafIen bat.
Washington tuuroe naf Iblauf oeS erten
2srnllns pieoer 9epablt.
g. 0aB mir 9e9en Die feinblid)en 8efrttz
teiungen uno unbc9riinbeten Inldulbiguns
gen, gegsu uerlodtnoe Seripreduugen unb
prismatiide Sbeorie'n bic prattiideu Hefor.
men uno glGusenSen ReluItate Der lettgen
aOminiitration iteuen. Die droniiden S9ds
ben lange beitebenoer SpIeme ioQcn ubaes
idma9t ooer gang entferut peroen. Die
Serminberung Der Staat8idulO bat Die Be
numbering Der gSelt berpor9erufen. llnIere
Diplomatic bat ben 6rleoen sum luitrten
unierer Gbre gematt. llno uuier Prdiioent
1T in Der Sbat Elm guttr, freunollter unS
ygroBer Sater" ben Snoianeritdmmen gene-
len, welde nod in unieren Sren5eu umber'
,panoern. ~
y Dab, ud6reno ebrlide Sppoftion sur
adtung bered,tigt lit, ieoer Seriudl, aus po=
litiiten 9rinoen oeu @baratter be5 Yrd1s
oenten @rant an;ui4wGrsen, Elm Serbrefen
on Der g8abrbeit uno etn SMUT be8 amerifa-
ntideu SoIfes lit, luelde8 ibu ebrt uno bod
bdlt. Stein i'm Brioateben, o4ne SaOel unN
aormurf8iret als Staatsmann, bon ieltem
Si1en, aber benz @iuen Des 8olfe8 iid) beus
geno, rubig weun ange9rlfien, eber genelgt III
bOren, al8 5u ipreden, obne Sie9 gu 9lan5en
ODER eine RoQe 5u ipielen: tptIIen aue, Die
i'm fenneu, paB tpeHu er iprid)t, Elm 1ieIer
Siun, ein griinolides gSiiIen uno elne praf.
tilde gBeisbeit ieine @orte au8setdnet.
81 0aB mad benz llrthetl oieier Serianlnl'
lung eiue Waloritdt bes 9olteS Der Seret-
nigten Staaten Die denomination unO gSle=
oerpabl be8 lllpHes g. Grant gum ErditOen=
ten erpartet, wiiui9t uno Oefletirt. (SicD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-19
Sie Nrdiibenten Der Ser. Staa:


Son ben 18 GrdiiOenteu, welfe bic Ser
Staaten gebabt, paren in Der Triiblahr8'
3eit gcboren, nGmlif SameS OtaSiIon am 5,
OldrS 1851; Qnorew Sadlon am 10. UtdrS
1867; Sobn Spler am 20. 0tGrS 1880;
Sbomas SefierIon am 2. 9(pril 1743; SameS
Wonroe aul %. 4pril 1853; Same8 Su6az
nan am %. 9lprtl 1891 nn0 ulplics 9.
Grant am 27. 4pril 1922.
SIM Soumer ipnroe nur elmer geboren,
nGmli6 Sobn Guincp Ioams, am II. Sull
1867. Sol9enee Yraitoenten purOeu I'M
6erble geboreH:
So6n IDamS ont 80. Sftober 1925; Sa8.
6. Yolf am "a. 9topember 1884 uno 6rauf~
lin Yierce an %. gfopember 1904.
Sm gSinter: @eorge gSaibiu9ton am %.
Tebruar 1892; Dtartln San Suren an 5.
December 1772; 9Siliam Senrb SarrtloH
an1 9. Sebruar 1853; OtillarO SlQmore am
7. Sanuar 1900; 9lnbrem Sobuion am 30.
DECEMBER 1903 uno 2lbrabam 2incolu am
12. 6ebruar 1909.
gSaibinston itarb i'm 6s. Sabre; Sobn
abams i'm "A. Sabre; Seiisrlon im 81. Sabre :;
Maoilon i'm 85. Sabre; Sobn Suincp4oams
I'M 81. Sabre; Gan Suren i'm 80. Sabre;
Sarriou i'm 60. Sabre; Spler i'm 70. Sabre;
Sanlor i'm 66. Sabre; Yolf i'm "a. Sabre.
Htanore. lebt nod uno tit Jest ~ Sabre oft,
Bierce itarb i'm &c. Sabre; 8u6anan IN II.
uno 2iuccln i'm Sc. Sobnion lebt nod uno
lit Ga Sabre alt, ,udbrenb ugIies g. Grant
in oieieul Wonate so Sabre alt mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-19

@enn id bas tuplte, pp5u bate i'd mid
Dor feds Sabren lpsseriiien BON elmer mil
tbeusr gepproenen @elt, tppSu bdtte i'd
bic 8irpe per Grinnerung mutbig auf mid
genpmmen? Sd that es, neil t6 Die llnz
iuldngli6teit jenes Saieins ertannte, neil
i6 mid ieibit aus ienem trdgen 6inpdmz
mern berausreiben mubte, lm ni6t oarin
fir INNER Su periinten. g1as fra9te id,
babel, pb allie glerpen AUDI BON pieIer
Operation t6ptlid idmerSten unp bluteten!
llno Sic bereuen es jebt?
Stein, nein, aber i'd babe nidtS, mas
mid bic gersunsenbeit per9eilen madt,
i'd babe9tiemano, per iie mir tragen btlft,
id babe nidt erreidt, mas i'd gebrfft t6
bin pie Der 9trme, Der ieinen Giniab
peripielt unb nidts bafir semonnen bat.
IS lag Elm eridiitternoer Sdmerl cine
ber5einidniirenoe Srpitlpiigteit uno Gntz
multiplying in pieien gGprten. GerbarO
fiiblle iid tief cr9riffen, pieuobl ibm nod
Mandes unuerltdnolid idien.
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alauS=SepeI9eu.
SlnS lHnfhinntntt.

Us q ibtngton, IS. Gpril.-(0ie ALA
bama"= "=6la9e.-Gin midltieeS @eriidt. t.-0ie
aOminiitration gibt nad.) - Seit geitern
Sormittag iiro bier uohlbefannte @erii6te
I'M llmlalf, baB Die abmtuitrotiou beidloiz
ien babe, Die Dem Seufer Shieosgerd)te uor.
9elegten tnbiretten Stlaoeneriae .6orberun9cu
Suriif5uSieben. Die Reiolution, petde Ser
Peters Dor etuigeu Sagen i'm 6auie abbot
nno Die auf eiu ioldes 3teiuItat bin;ielte, ioll
I'M gSeiBen Sauie imprint porOeu ieir.
- SIN gSeiBen 6auie" fanbeu heute fur;
nah Dtittag iiber 6unoert farbtge @etitli6e,
Die Der 0ietbo0ilt,g gpiscopalcn Stride ange4
h0ren, uno oermaleu bier cine &ouiereuS abz
balteu, eiu, uno luuroen non benl YrGFheuten
empfan9en. Gr ihitttelte 9dnoe nit St-
ld)OIen, uno elmer beriel6eu bielt cine an
Iprahe, iuorin er Der 2lnbdn9lid,teit Der Dte'
tbobtltenttrde on bic Qomtniltratton Qusbruf
CAB unO Die 0lenIte prizes, sic Der 8rIEoent
Der farbigen Gace III bteem 2anSe geleitet
babe, sum ShluIIe duBeruo, ,oaB Dieie Hace
lbm Grfolg bienteoeu uno Selt9teit I'M Seus
let's luiinide. Der Yr1IOent 9ab cine snt-
ipreden0e @rlpiperung uno bemertte Inter
4uSerm, er Aoife, b1B Die farbigeu ), Sretbren"
balo Die biirQerIidIen 0tehte erlan9er luiirOen,
bic lbnen bis lest nod abgeben.
Us al btngton, IS. Ipril. - Die Gcs
oeniiez Ginna9men bglIefen th Beute aui 1892,
49,. .01,
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Sermiiftc 0cpefd5en aus N1eip=
Wprf.

9Iprf.
New,9 ort, IS. Ipril. - Carl 6ofiz
mann, Elm 8rauer aus Cincinnati, pur0e
9eltern Iben0 in eiuem 9lliignationsbaue
nm $500 bTaubt.
- Die 9urtgclOausiubr belief iid bcute
! aui S68,OOO.
- Seute Mor9eu purte Don sp.i Gin
bredlern auf ben Boli;eibeanlten S'Neil,
melAer OteSeioeH oerbaiten woQts, geiboiieu.
Glner muroe uerbaftet; S'gfeil lit mr. lei1t
uerpuuOet.
= Sn benz grOSefie Der M6rberin Iannp
Snoe ia9ten heute bic 4er3te 8prnn II. &orp
aus, oaB Fe Der Iufd)t tnb, baB oas Trau.
enjlmmer 8ur 3eit untsr Der Morbmanle Ia.
borirt babe.
- 5eute begaun Der gro3eB Ses 3. 60.
Iteuoo, melder an9etla9t lit, ben Sad Slap er=
mor0et 5u baben.
- Solgeube0 e0ampfer fnb bier eiugetroffeu:
vGttp Of 9leru= Oorf" bon Qiuerpool, oGiber"
BON Gan Domingo, uSSmalia" bon @ibral.
tor.
: 9n elmer 59entc an Der 60. Gnabe er-
ld)oR aetsrn 4beno Qapio UturpbD ben 0a.
pio Sarrp. 8el0e maren bisber 6reunoe ae.
nelel1, lte hatten iif bctrunteu uuO 9erietbtn
llber Dem &artenIpicl in Streit.
= Der neue 6rcibrief Der Stabt 9teiu.Oort
1T enOll1 bod BON Der @eieggebuug ange,
nonlmeu uOr0en
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Spe,ial>Netia.
9(n Sic 8rdnfeu.

Or. Nieprt bat 20 Sabre Der ipesielen Sebanb.
fung BON droniIher 9eibcn unb aronfbette bon In.
bebad} }tfamteit seuiomet. Surge 2cute on 2cib uni
@eH burb l1nheoadtiamfet unb oes llcberlnases
eeifpdht, nit yierpenI6nd,e, 3ittern, 6erSfopIen
lriibselises Alternun por3estiSen SerIan, unuer0
gen, tperben raiop 9ebeilt
Insebenoe SraEtbeten ber Sornorsare tperoen il
2asen beieitst. 9itise 8rontbctten oes glates
oes p0lies, Der gtaie unh Der 9aut perben grnolit
opne auefiilber ODER ibdblld,e Stoife seleilt; b
Seiluns pirb sarantitt. Siirsau g,r. n4f, Bcft
fapetfeffr., Spijfen Garf. NM Sowarbi!r. Con
illtritunoen: 9 bis 12 llbr Moreens, bis nb
gafmittass unb bis ubr abenos; SoM1tn9s no1
10 bis 12 llbraforoen5 II. uis lbr Ibenhs. (244f)
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Scr 6tftmorOpro,cB IN Nteip,
.Gdbcu (SDuu

New.5 b Ell, IS. g(pril.-9n benz pro.
6eiIe Der @iituliderin 2gOia Sbermau, Der
Sergiitung ibres @atten an9etla9t, tpurOe
heute bic Dtutter Der In9etlagen perb0rt.
Sbre 2lu8ia9eu waren ieri05 fir Die Gertbci.
oigung. sic benertte, baB Der %sritorbsne,
nadOem er cine 9aiIe Gbee, ,peld)e Die 2luge.
tlagte Subereitete unO t9m Su triuteu gab,
iiber 8reunen i'm WageH tlugte uuS Sann
nhun1Idltio murhe
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Scr 6pINutnrFf.

New.DOrt, 16. 9(pril. - @elo flHiRq
fl; Ged,el rubig a6er firm 94-9s; Golo
6eltanbtg l1-l15; 8Ou6S felt unb rubiQ.-
Sedier l16; Ger 1888; attien firm Il. Sem
tral 81; @rle 62t; Safe Sbore 96B; Scrip
934; 81. Central 1888; Sittaburg 90; gOrtb
meItern 815; YriOritdten 95; Rof,SSlauo
1124.
S1lan3 ocs lluterifatamte8: s7O,119, 1863
in Sob uno 81 1881 ,622 in @ourant.
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4Orth= 1uffis.

q Nai9Otlle, 18. 9lpril. - Die gfeger,
pelhe bon benz 3uge Der p9taibuiac~ Decatur.
Sabn" bon elmer 8anoe 8epafueter beruu=
tergebOlt luurOer, iino nitt, tpie man pernu=
tbete, auf9efniipft, iouOern-Ireigelaiieu nor
ben. Sic Wuroen ipGter iuieber perbaftet IL.
befinben ii4 iest i'm Guuntp. .@efdn9niiie 5u
Ntben.
Gin fiinfter Neger it usrbaftst wOroen unb
bat 9etanoen, OaB cr g8ilion, ben 9atteu Der
5rau ermoroete, Die 6rau It1dnOete uuo ipds
ter bic 2eide in ben Genneiiee mari. 8tn.
fielo, Der rpetBe &omplice ertrahf nift, rpie
beridtet lpuroe, ionberu beitnoet lid) nod auf
freien 6iiBen. 9a8 Geiee miro ieiucn Sang
9eben. Die 4ufreguug, meldle nod 9eItern
Iebr groB mar, bat uadgelaheu. Wtao. @il.
ioH, Die 9eihdnoete 6rau, lit nod an Qeben.
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Die liberal=republ. Sene9un9
in 1lliuoiS.

6 6tcago, II. Qpril. - Namen8 elmer
groBsn 2lnSabl 9fepublifauer oe5 StaateS lit
elu Sirfular ,erIdieuer, ba8 an Sberit 8m.
@ro8ueuor, &oriiter zines Gomite8 oe8 llbe.
ralsrepubl. @ouuent8 Don Wttiiouri, 9erihtet
lit, uno morin eS beiBt: r0te llutcrSeibner
OcS GirtularS ertldren fd bjermtt fir bic
8rinSipieu Der liberalsrepubl. Bartei, neil iie
5u Der lleber6eugnng getommen itno, baB Sle
republ. Partet, Der mir angeb0ren, inter Der
GoutroIe BON Geuten lteht, Die bios 3n per
i6allden 3rueden gebraud)t iueroeu uuO bem
freien Utetnun9s s=lu5orud iiber pibtige 6raz
gen SuoerniIic in Den Q8eg legen." Socann
ertlaren iit bic llnterseid)uer be8 Circulars
fir cine augemeine 2lmnclle, fir m0gltbt
geringe Steuern, fiir @infibrung bon &eior=
men i'll Ger GtpllUerpaltung, BeidrdutuHg
Der 8unOeS9 S9ewalten &C. SuSbeionoere ertld:
ren e8 bic llnterSeiduer oe8 @irtular8 iiir Die
Bilift be8 GolteS, Der Corruption unter Oen
Beamten Sn iteuern mo boiieu, baB Die Be
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iiber alle Staaten Der Union uerbreiteu unO
ibren @in1uB auf alle politlden Yartcien
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oamit per Staat auf Dem @incinuatier Con.
bent in un9emeiiencr g8etie repraientirt ietn
u0Qe.
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