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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19
10 VE.
By JOAQUIN MILLER.

There was one who stood by the waters one eve
With the stars on her hair, and the bars of the
moon
Broken up at her feet by the bountiful boon
OF extending old trees-who did questioning grieve
=" The birds they go us two and by two;
The mono is mated; his bride in the boughs
Sits nursing his babe, and his passionate VOWS
OF love you may hear them the whole day through.
There is nothing that is that can yield one bliss
Like an innocent love the leaves have tongue,
And the tides talk low in the reeds and the young
And the quick buds open their lips but for this.
In the steep and the starry sences,
On the stormy levels of the lmitless seas
Or here in the deeps of the dark browd trees,
There is nothing so much as brave mans kiss.
There is nothing strong, in the stream, on the
land,
In the valley of palms, on the pinnacIed snow,
In the clouds of the gods, on the grasses below,
AS the sllk-soft touch of baby's brown hand.
" 1t were better to sit and to spin on a stone
Inc whole year through with babe at the knee,
With its brown hands reaching caressingly
Than to sit in a girdle of gold and alone.
" barren dull days, where never the brown
Sweet hand of babe hides back in the hair
When mother comes home with her burden of
care,
And over the life of her life bends down.
" 1t were better perhaps to be mothers of men,
And to murmur not much ; there are clouds in
the Sun,
Can woman undo what the gods have done?
Nay, the things must be as the things have BEEN"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19

tense admiration for their native island,
which I think they have some cause
for. A ludicroHs story is told of a ne
gro who was cock of sailing-vessel be-
tween England and Barbados. During
the voyage he dressed in the quietest
manner, and was all that a cook should
be; but, just before he landed, it was
observed that he was got up in the finest
style-black coat, white waiscoat, gold
chain, tall hat and snowy gloves. He
was asked what was the matter. "Oh,"
said he, Barbados is such pompos-
ity fine nation, must dress well to go
shore "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19
THE WILLIE DE HAVRE.
The LOch Earn Abandoned at Sea-Th
EOIIiSIon

The LOch Earn Abandoned at Sea-The
Collision.
The crew of the Loeh Earn, which
ran into and sunk the Vile de Havre
have arrived at Plymouth. They were
brought into port by the British Queen,
which took then off the Loch E IN on
the 9th ult., at which time she was in
q sinking condition.
The account of the Vile de Havre
disaster, given by the rescued crew, rep
resents that the captain and the second
mate of the steamer came on board of
the Loch Earn shortly after the collision,
and did not assist in saving any of the
passengers, and that the majority of the
French crew exhibited lamentable cow
ardice.
The captain of the Loch Earn makes
the following statement of the circum-
stances attending the collision with the
steamer: After first sighting, and see
ing that she was coming dangerously
near, the captain of the Loch Earn rang
the ships bell and put his helm to port.
The helm of the steamer was put to
starboard, but she came right across the
Loch Earns bows. The people in the
first boat from the French steamer did
not say that she was sinking, but the
captain of the Loch Earn, observing
that the steamer was settling down.
sent out his boats. Neither the first
French boat, nor the second one, which
arrived shortly afterward, bringing the
first and second captains of the Vile de
Havre, attempted to return, but, in spite
of the expostulations of all the crew
who were left on board the Loch Earn,
and the threats of her mates to fire upon
them, they remained alongside the
Loch Earn. The clothing of the French
officers who reached the deck of the
Loch Earn was very dry, showing no
signs of their having been in the water.
Finally some Englishmen seized and
manned one of the French boats, and
went to the rescue of those struggling
IN the sea. Only one of the French
boats crew assisted in the rescue. The
captain of the IIoch Earn considers
that the great loss of life resulted from
the fact that his vessel drifted such
long distance from the steamer after the
collision, before it was possible to short
en- sail, from the tardiness of the steam
er IN showing signals of distress, and
from the misconduct of her crew.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19
Railroads and Passengers Rights.

In Lynn county, Iowa, S. J. McKin-
ley, travelling agent, has recovered
So, 900 damages against the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad company for
injuries received at the hands Of mus
cular brakeman who handled him rough
ly because he insisted upon resuming a
seat In what is called the ladies car"
which he had occupied for part of the
trip he was making, and upon which he
had left his coat and satchel. Another
recent case is reported where a passen-
ger having had the audacity to enter a
. ladies' car" was promptly elected, and
In consequence recovered S4, 500 dam
ages from the railroad company. In
Kansas a case has Just been decided,
which involves new principle, so far
as judicial decisions are concerned. A
respectable physician of Kansas CITY,
bought a ticket, which was taken ND by
the conductor and a check given him in
its stead. The doctor put the check in
his hat band and then indulged in a
nap, from which he was rudely awak-
ened by the conductor, who charged
him with stealing the check from pas
senger in the forward car. The result
was that the doctor was put off the
bAoAn3 anu bLl6 COiI4puuN WdS COulDelIcu
to pay 81 800 and costs for the incon-
venience and indignity he suffered.
One more case, recently decided in
Dixon, ILL.,, is worth notice from its
novelty. A man named Reed pur-
chased a ticket and went on board a
Pullman palace car, but lost it after
entering the car and before exhibiting it
to the conductor. Though lie procured
written statement from the ticket
agent to prove that he had bought and
paid for his ticket, the conductor of the
car expelled him, whereuponheb brought
an action against the Pullman Palace
Car company for damages, and recov-
cred s., 900. In course of time the man.
ayers of the railroad companies gener-
ally are likely to learn that it will be
for their interest to employ only courte-
GUS and sensible conductors, and to in
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19

struct all their employees that passen-
gers have rights which it is not proper
10 disregard.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19

The heirs of Remus Ferry, who
died recently in Elkhart county, Ind. ,
spent most of the fall in digging over
one hundred and sixty acres of ground
for $4,000 Of buried gold,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19
W, G. Sheppard,
SURGEON DENTIST,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
COLUMBIA, TENN.

OFFIoE-Fleming's block Garden stree T.
nearly opposite the Presbyterian church
keep constantly on hand fun stock of tooth
tablets, soaps and lOtjAMs for the mouth and gums
all Es6pmmended by ths United States dental asso-
cistWh Call and see me.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-12-19

The Tribune calls Massachusetts,
the state where thanksgiving was dis
covered"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
@tt, 5enerfenSmertDer Mrtifel
Bet Shines"

Infer bsilise @atsr 1T in bteiem Muz
eenblife Der Wann auf Grcen, Der bic
Osranfen her Meniden mebr beiGdfz
tiat als ale anberen ;ulamme1. Gr
TT fein Monar9, fem Staat6mann,
fem grocer @eneral, lonberr Elm alter
Mann in Ron,, rer ben Nnipru6 erz
bebt, Der SteQpertreter Gbriitt auf Grz
ben au 1ein unp teien Nnipra9 Don
spet Drittel ber eipilifrten Welt anerz
fannt miro. Gr 1T sieuei9t benz Gnpe
ieiner irbii9en eaufbabn nabe, ta er
ldpn bas setp6bnli@e Wab u1eniali<
den 2ebens iberldrttten, bte a9t3i9
SABRE, mad tener paS 2eben nur nod
Wube unb Mrteit 1T. Sbelet9 ct
aber ale feline gprsdnser auf ct. Ye<
tsrs @tubl iberlebt, ubslei@ ct Dunz
Der seleben bat bic @ott nit feiner
Mitwirfuns berporeebra9t, unc mebr
8sleioiaunsen erbuleet, als SteQetdt
iraeno elmer aus Der lan9en Reibe ter
Ipuper1nen Yapite, 70 fam ct cennp9
in Der 5anb @utteS nod elm @erfseus
unerwarteten Grfplee6 feia ; aber ielbft
nenn ct Herbsn luIte, beSor bteie Grei9z
ni1e eintrsten, rtrp bod bic @ei&i9te
NIT eplpenen 2etter1 bas ppnttffat
Plus TX. in tbre Slider etntraeen,
als 3ei6en elmer tteuen Gpode unb als
Belt elmer Rrifis in Der Stride unp IN
Der @elt, pelde meier BON benz Gbri@
fentbum nod pom Der Welt bte &c
purd1auern iou, unbea9tet 9ela1eu
tperten fam.
Sn 1pl9en @usenbliden, bic iiber
9eten unp Sob enti9eiben, bS,t man
oft 1elbf aus rem Munbe Der Getree
Elm urtbeiL .pel9es, neil BON ber tanez
rem ueberseueuns fait unpiQtarli@ efn>
aeaeben, Der @abrbeit ndter fcn1rnt,
alS ale bic uerbitterten &t@triprd@e
oer @oreinsenpmmenbeit unb beS 9ai'
les. 60 1T Is tntere6ant 3u leiea,
mas paS enslii&e @sltblatt bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
Der @ cuberer.

Ger Ter Contribution cine BunoeszGpu
trpue Der gilenbaDnsn nttt i'm Wuat
babeu UNI usnu ter GpnsreB i'm Giieu'
tabn> Nnseleseubsitsa ro1 e!nen seniis
len Grab spu Gin7lub ausseItt bat,
70 1T IS fraslid, 81 ritB aidt gum sros
een Ibeil aububalt Ter Contribution
ae1dab. 9tbt5seitpneniser 1T Cd
wobr, eag rer Gpnsrsb Ieine Nutorit1t
in eieier 5iaiidt auT RE Con- titutipt
tesriinrete ullo rabst auf SsrinSen ccer
oay fsinsn 0iperfaao llisB.
S~nnerbalb cer iesten S~abr;ebut5
CAB ter GpnsrsB een Seri9ieoenea Gtz
jenbaJlt, Gprppratipnai pie Grlogbni5
our Snubun9 scn bfTentlidsm Gi3enz
tbum ullp res STsutIiNen Grerit5, unp
nabm easeBen al5 SiHsrbeit 5ypotbse
fsn auf oie Giifnbabnsn. 6rute i$eDi
ris Nesisrun8 im SsSrift pteie Gurpc@
ratipnen ns8ta GntweItbuas jster Giz
G,eybeit st bflansen, uap gebt robe!
non csr @oyaueisbNa3 aug, oaf ile
NsAte uno Jntereliell ii Sesu5 ouf
cte 0srnaItung Der Oabnen bate,
Dieie 8prnu5lsBuna m.3 an5 TIL
Wustmeinen lsbr gers1tfestigt sribet@
glen, ater jte tit MD. auf bic Gca ltituz
tim Ter Ser. Staatsa taittt. 2p9tih
cJ.t.L - - st.. tS-u ST}c-~..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07

Gabrt bic GineS fpr) u0tpm fir ganss
3~eitalter ned etn 0eniIensfIbrer, inn
rner Elm 2ebrer, chen 10 wte Elm Wa9ter
uno Sewabrer Der l1eberlteferuns fem
tpirc, cas- brau6en uno wpQan mir
1lbt bs5weifsln, Npm mtrb Nom bletz
ben bis ans Gnce tss Gapttel5. Die
Wslt leltit anbert fD> ale Nrten be5
2enEen5, 2eben5 uno Tib!en6 Gnosrn
it9 70 baB mir BEN Webiel 7elbit ieben
uno fGbIen tSuusn. Welde Wa6t
audi thinner NIT btsIen Dtngen su tbun
Bat, fie mus ii@ ibaen urb i5rsnDedz
IsL otpaisn, ramtt fe nibt III obioluz
ten Wiperlprub nit ibnen iib Iebs.
Dts 5ssrbe r1uB ntGt alein suIammeltz
seDalten 1onpern pierersstppnren uni
spn ibrer 3ert:eunns naa a4ea Nt6z
tunesn suradBeyufen Irerben. Sum If
yerpFihtet cie@ fit wS9iid 1T balten.
Wena nos Mert mGolib IL, muB Gom
ii9 auf bic sin;iS Jpn ge!afienen WeSe
u,!o WlittcL Re drGnfeu-auf Die &tnz
fs Res Jriebsn5 uno Der ue9erteoat8,
Dit pie len aber yer te6t ct netiaitet6
eben 70 GUT su eraejtea, al5 bic u6ri3e
Welt ; nur cie etlsrne Wutbe, bic g
stnit T1pang, I'm ete 05!fer 1T reggie
rem utD it StideSu treger, mtyo n!Gt
ldn9er ii ieinsr 6anb bIeibcn. G8 III
feline gefinlmuas, b03 McTf Ut 9pLz
trin5eu> utrp ut6t l$n9ey in i2inet
5arp bseiten. G5 ii feline 9sEtass
uunG ta5 Wetf 81 apIttinbeL urp
Ca eS ntdt ntebr nit WGrce rrDben
fonn, muB e5 sufytecea iein, 81 I5erre@
Zen unD nit Gernunft GIT iberse19et,"
Wie ttebr1su bic 9otihaft BEG en9tis
l6en Yrppbeten IN. Die WeIt, bic (ta
eupSrt bat, n1uB bur9 reU moraIiiben
Ginfub res 5tsllSsrtreter5 Wotte5 3uz
riidseupmmsn tpsrce1, eurG 0eou|5
urp lansss eeiosn, puyd rea Sob DON
Martyrern> has abset5pttte 2ebsn Don
Wpofleln, raS Ieu9tence Seiipisl Spa
Befennern> RE Neinbeit ron Sung
~frauen, has sstveibte prieftertbam ces
a!tars uno ta5 nidt mincer pidtIse
eatenzprie1 ertbum BET tatbpliidenWelt
urlb enplid, aber niGt 5ulebt, ourd has
Wtttel> meldes 0regpr Der XVI. rem
beribmten briiltden pbiloIopben 9fcsz
mini %geseniber aneeutet Die Welt
mub gum @lauben nurb cen ri9tisea
0ebraua Ter &etuunft ;uridsetrabt
rrercen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
Gtaat nnb Giienbabn.

lleber ben Sampf seeen oas Gtienz
babn> Mpnpppl unb bic beanfpru9te
Ne9ierunes< Gpntrple fprtdt f@ BE
Nep g)prf Shines" aue wte fulst:
Die Ma9tbefusntB etn3elner Staaz
ten iiber bic BON ibnen au>
t5crtIrten Giienhabneu in un;wei>
felbaft wpblbesrlnbet unb audi
bon mebren gilenbabn > @eieaiaafs
ten besriinbet pprben. Dennp@ mub
eS Sebena, ter einisermuben nit Der
Musbebnuns unb benz 3wede unieres
9rpbsn Gi1enbabnsS YitemtS sertraut 1T,
etnleu9ten, taB Maere9eln 3ur 8eieiz
tfeuns ber pbwaltenben Mfsbrau@e
ni6t BON benS taotS> &eeierunsen aus
aeben fBnneu. Die neri9tebenenB abn
lfnien finb ~ausseoebnt unb iber 10 siele
Staatsn nerswetet paB es 1bwer, penn
ni6t unmBeli9 fetn wiree, Elm Con-
trpuirunes>S ylem bur6 Staatsz Sc
1ebaebuns b~er;ufeQen. Muberoem glib
es aber mas &eeierun9ssG pntrplle an
betrift, 11ur nod einen &efurS, namltd
bic Scr. Staatet &e9tsrung.
Mu9 bier bieten ft@ srpbe S@wte'
riofeile1 bar. Gs tpirb npraus9elebt
aas bic Bunbes>N eeterune BET Alem,
mas de tbut, auf bic Contribution bes
Ser. Staatea fube. Sci berNuslesune
oieler Contribution mi1e1 mir aber ba>
rauf 3uridtebren, tpel@e Gnbtwede bic
@rtnoer berlelben int @uee eebabt 9a>
ben. cSt her Thnt fpnrter bic 0riittz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
gDretben bes @r5biftbpfs u,,b
ber S;itbDfe Set &;rcbenprDs
a,ifs ltrbinp im Stalie,, aas
Die SifDDfs Oeutiblai,es
ai,rb Der Sdb,pci;.
Gbrwurciae Yriicer

Mir l1nterei0aete> Grs5tibSff unp
8iIabfe reratrdenprppin3 llybinp> ia
ben BET 0eisSenbeit eit1e 9sneini9aftliz
den 3ul %an1n1enfunft uup Serattuna
aer Aagsle8enDeiten unierer !, Wars@
reswo!tung IS fir uaiere NRibt Bebolz
ten, beSsr toir utl5 wieCeg tyen3lten, tie
tnni8isen Gj:fIble Ger 2tete ul3 3uz
ne;suna io:srhl al8 ret 0emunceyuna
ec9e1 uuiere ebr!pirrtBea Wittripet
igt Sterbir.enzImt tancsG8eten, ne!z
Ae 1T 1sutiH!onS uap bejpnper5 In Ter
|SGwei5 u1a io gl&aseace 8eiipisle
apoi1oiilhsr TeRi3fstt ugp csargsli19tr
Wei5bsit ssgebea ba5m uni tIsIit
nod uebr seben, f. CAP is 1T fsinem
Stife es febIen lailen it rergrfGQuIB
oer TfiGten ciaes sutea 5irtsn, un9ez
adtet ursdtltger OepvSnsntNe uno bar
ter gerfpl9ung, eel,ea ;u ul,ter;teben ite
tb nid,t wetgern.
Wtr f6nnen niGt ualbtn nalnentlt9
rer cprtrsffiGen Sild6fe ypu ga1l
unp 9ebrpn Grwabnut1s ;u tbut,> mel
DE unlsrm 3eita!tsr sbsu III bsr1 Muz
eenbltde, no mir bic ss fdreibeu, bic
Stanrbafti9fstt unp ben Startmutb Der
rubmwurristen 8il9tfe tes Nlterz
tbums mteper Dor Iussn itelen.
Was uns betrift 10 tperpen mir es
ntemals unterlahen, feltf mit'.aQerSns
bruni t i'll beten uno bic unierer 81 lprz
&c anuertranten frpmmen 0ldubisen
CUR GIrbitte at ermabnen, auf ras
0ptt. BET @eber auer suten 0aben, bic
mutbisen @ertbeioiser Der Nelt9ipn,
wel9e 3>par &peltli6er 8afen entteb>
rem, absr NIT ben 8afen zines 9lubenz
ben @laubenS aus9eriii tet fino-(S.
Cypr. ad mart, ct Conf.)-mit
btmmltidem S6uye su beidirmen fprtz
fabre.
Sails bur9 @ottes 3ula0uns uns
bteielten @efabren treHen iuuten, iu
Yertrauer unb teten mir, caB Gurer
Mutb, ben aampf fir bic Stride gu
lternebmen unb jesli6es l1nseua6
fit ite gu erculoea, u1s gum @orbilte
unb aum Spprne 9ereiden tperce.
Snswiiden, ebrpurbise uno tit Seiu
Gbritu eeltebtsfte Mitbrdeer nebtnt
eiele Sunpsebune unierer @einnans,
biefe @lidwuni9e unb 0ellbce In
tritsrltder 2tebe auf {.
llrbino, ben "a. ≺l 1873.
Cure er9ebenFen Bruper in Gbritp unb
int 9irtenzM mte
tMIeranber,
F.. Grttl9pf BON nrtinp.
+pbtltppua
8i19of BON Toroiemprpre.
tGlemets,
Sii9of bon pelarc.
+NIpyftuS
9il9of BON MpntefeItro.
tGran3tsf
8tldof pom Gaslt une per9pla.
+Sofepk
Bil&pf BON Sinieaolia.
+Spbannes Marta
8Hapf pom urbania uno g. Mnselt III
@aed.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
UIrbenW auberer.)
&nrreit,ps,bea3 t1,tS Wons,
Ient, sen S. Mat 1878.

am 5. :. 81. batten 40 f,an;5flWe
pills: lie G5re, Spm 81. Gater III Nuz
btsns eatpfanBsn ~ ipersen. 01cpmte
Daa1o4, Ter a1 bsren Gpise ltanb, ser>
las sins lG3ae rnp ribrenee MpreI1e,
81 eecsy G:1te sr bic 5ofTnung aus
fptaN, off c,e prifuns8<5 fir bic
fatb9N;Ga &:rtDe baloigf tbr Gnee en-
re;Gsu wcs.s. Die ptlaer pabltsn ben
8. Wia;, 29eil or Der Uelttag plus w.
se5 9s:,i8cn IL. Ser 81. Datsr ant<
r0o:Irts it fo.8eaeer Deiie : uUranfreib
bat c.jr sa,n;ss a7o bei alien OeIegetz
Gelts1 &emg5Gs psr 2iebc sesebsu, u1e
aieGi is Mic 2nU le5t ; ote5 1T mir Elm
S9cA eli, Bag 6etpiile Woftc, Die Gus
:em a@ig1.ecren Mlunse G;eiu GDrifi
toulact W3D ate un3 bic GigaJe 1T BIC
ia1 2,otsu Yef 2iuast felt, fctr palTenb
auf Iraa.gsja Qg;;unenbeH finS: Mo-
dicG3- 81. non videbitis me. Sbr
1s,,sa md Fit stae feline Me!le nibt
a.s51 iDt@, aber tD ps:oe mid 11euegz
2titG4 3:!aG3. Gserum moolcum ct Vi
deb.ti& me, Sd wegps mid btsier
9yo5er Qro Eatboliihsn Jiatton absrz
aa!3 S,jasa, SIRE Ssttpsiis gntfer<
nur9 m0y 3teleid)t A~rtDnenpi1, I'M
ras ryeEuegee GerIaneen in rem Ser
gem ter meprsabl mister su srredsn,
I'D nifagr nit Wott perein;st ST leben ;
sis[.stGs9t a1d neil fat slQe in een le5z
ten 3sitsn lire Yfibten aus ben Mus
GET ggloHsn soften. JaIl1e 2ebren,
Maansr, be bsr teuFiibsn Sefte at1se>
bDrsa, rerbstters Sittsn, l~lnel1ubi9e
jsbsr Ngt finn ii ttsles srpBe uno sble
2aub s!assfaQeu. Cine isbr srpSe @nz
sabl SON @aenlden fplstsn oieier Str5z
muns ; aber IS sisbt eu6 Webrere, BITE
baYot surIdiHrsdtsn unb bic, na9oen
fie ii9 unter I'D seiammslt battsn, gu
3pt, ibre 3ufu6t nsbmen. Die 5irs
ten babsn Seipruden uno gebetet ;wtz
1deu @orballs unb Nltar. Dte feu>
I1en Braute Seiu Gbrtitt baben Sbrdz
net, Sersphsn unb ii6 Dor Dem 6errn
su Gibsn gemprfen unb baben sebetet,
bab paS 2t6t jsnen leu9te bic enttpez
Der aus nnwi1enbett ODER aus 8pSbeit
in tet SinlferniB ut1o ben S9atten bes
IptsS tpanbeln, uno baB in Mttte be,
Ttnfiernib cine Tunfe bes @laubens
alien isnen fth aei9s aber tnsbeionberf
btelsn, arf relbe man bic @prte an
tDenoen fam : video meliora, probo-
que, deteriora sequor.-Dtele n @ebez
ten tpuresn iene elmer 9rpBen Wn3abl
gutter Gpriiter betsefl9t rte aud BIZ
trpmmsr Tan1ilienzW Itter unb in6be>
loaeeys etsja,issn ber pbalanr jun9e'
S%prAeba1sr W!anner, bic bic meni9lt9t
ebre nit 6Iben traten, inhem fe 1ul
eas fpabys Cute lu9ten unb nit freie'
Sttrne Iib gbri1tsn erfldrten. @ut
henn ! Die Maufabrten, bic @ebete, be,
Gupfans eer ). +. Gaframente, be,
CUTE 2S'us, Der 1lb IN Tranfrei9 funt
atebt liro Der lIasre 8emeis, pab un1e,
5err l:@ DON Neuem Trantreid ,eioeu
miro: modicum ct videbilitis me
3 eaB er, incem ct ii9 bielem 2antf
seiet, aud ben @rub beiflsen fSnnte
ben er Zen Nppfeln CAB: Pax vobis'
MSge er ui,S Nuen bieien Grieben &c.
ben, Der BE &tnter @ptteS beeleitet IT
Mitte eer WIbelaale unb &dmpfe, be:
men fe auSselebt finb ; tieien Grieben
Der, inbem er uns bic Greibeit bes @ef.
fee bewabrt, uns auf lem pfabe eeber
labt, Der mitte1 tur@ bic i@werter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
2iberalism1as auo Spleran;,

Die beuti9e Iulsrans 1T nidt tie
Tolse tr9eao etaar 2ebre, ipnosrn eiae
n%ptbwenptse @irfuns eer moeernen
@erbdltntie welde in ben meiiten 2dnz
bern bic seridtseenftsn GonfelFonen
urD eonfeltpnSlp lsn Yarteten rerartta
untsr chamber ssnii6t bobsn, eue NON
f1on, um Nube 1T befpmmen, itb 1ez
senieitis tu!oen muste. Srtes it, tnz
ipfern er benz tisftnnerl ten Serlonsen
rer u,enl9lidsn Natur na9 Jriecen
!pioeritrsbt r~naatur, unb fam carum
uiGt ewi9 bawern. SGpn in einsm
fribsren Nrtifsl niei len ptr earauf bin>
cab bic &atbrIifen uuo stuar bic ypn
'Seluiten t%eratbsnsn RatDoltfen Diary
'laao5 bic erasn warsn, pslhe rieis
iocials 9iutbwsnpigfeit vsrnitfligz
ten. Die er1sn", lagt D5uinz
ger, NIT Serufun9 ouf BaHcroft uno
anoere S6rifti1er CSEiyGe uno Sirdsa,
g. 72.)> wet9e mi: Ger Ns~Ii9ton5frei@
beit Craf mo:b!en, una ete GonfsiItoz
men ptyfIi0 9lei6 ite!lte1 pars11 bic so@
tbo!ii9en G~na!anpsr, !pslhe un ste
Mttte reS II. Sabvt. bic Gpicnie Sra
rylano III 9%ipreameriFa t,utcs ter JIhz
rune oeS 2prD Baltimore. sriiucsten.
Ger fleine Staa. senpB untcr tatppltz
idsr DerpaltuaB zine turse 3eit 9!Gfz
liGer Nube anb aulsitiee Urei9eit.
Nber i9pn nod Elm paer Dscennien
turiten bic sablreiGeren p%roteFa1ten
Cpte fd unttr cem SDuBe Der spn ben
&atbplifen sspabrtsn Aelistonafreibeit
niepersslal1en batten) bic betebenps
Srrnun1 fabrtsn bic STRIDE rrn eng
lano als bic bereldenee Elm, une erz
liesen idwere Strafselese 6eser' bic
usbune rer tatbuliiben Ielision". Sn
Tplse pel1en mubtea bic Ssluitsn bic
ein;i9en See!iorser Der bcrtissn
Satbpltfen, III bic @alper lldten. Sp
mar BET 8erlu6 Serunsladt. Was
aber I'm XVII. Sabrbunbert ideiterte,
1T lpdter serwirflt9t rpprpen, "a bic
pben teribrte 0lii9une 1T INNER sr6>
serem llmfanse DOT iiA 9ing. 85lfere
re9tlt9e @ertrdse, 8eiBer9reifuns5>
patente, beI9mprene Gpnitituttoren baz
ben In Der Neu3stt bic BON ten n1operz
men GerbdltniNen seldafene Ioleranl
lanctipntrt.
Nir9snrs auf Ter @elt ftnten rtF
porausseidiften a1semeiae1 Wen1ers
fungeu r,ebr ibre N%nwenoung als in
peutl9en &eiGe. Sn feinem aneerer
@ei9e fnb ~ Yiele Miatunen aatboliz
fen NIT elmer protefanttl9en Majprttaj
III einem @emeinme1en Ssrtuncen, uni
In feinem auceren Nei@e 1T ben &atbo'
lifen unp ben prptefantet bur9 70 stsl'
Wertrdee unb telaworene8 erbeibu1eer
Der Treibeit ibrer Neltston suseft9er
.pprben.
Ser Sinn bieler Iolerans fam MID,
,petfelbaft fein: bic Ratbplifen UNI
pruteRanten mu1en fid une fbre reli'
oiSlen Meinunsen essenieitis buloen
WSoer bic &atbpliten AUDI nod iu ieb,
ppr per Observation-Disclosures" sepiie1
protetantii9er eebren iber3eIst ietn,
oas fann fir iie fei,en 0runo atseben
. I.e.m. a,~t uo ma fntkn(ffAt