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REASONS WANTED.

SOMETHING disagreeably like a munity Of
the old historic kind took place on board
the English frigate Aurora in Devonport
Dock yard the other day. Through de-
reelection of duty on The part of some OF her
crew, a general stoppage of leave was order
cred by the officer in command; whereup-
on the men went below in violent fury,
and began to "make ducks and drakes''
of the ship-tossing the heavy shot about,
casting The guns loose, pitching a barrel of
tar down the hold, and being with difficult
ty restrained from throwing gun into the
engine room. At last the turbulent sail
ors we're paci6ed by an address from the
captain.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Another Subsidy scheme Sprung.
House Reduces Postal Appropriation
$1,500,O00.
SENATE.

Il
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 6.-Messrs
Stevenson and Stockton asked to be ex
cused from serving on the special commit
| teesto consider the testimony sent from the
! House, duplicating eertaia Senator. The
Senate refused to excuse either.
Mr.. Stevenson entered motion TO re-
consider the vote By which the specie pay
ment bll was rejected yesterday.
Mr.. Rice moved to postpone the pending
order for the purpose of proceeding to the
consideration of his resolution directing the
Committee on Privileges and Elections to
inquire whether there is legal State gov
ernment existing in Arkansas. Lost.
Another Subsidy--PrOpcsedI Increase
Of the Bonded Debt.
On motion of Mr.. Cragin the bill to es-
tablsh an iron ship building yard on the
waters falling into the Atlantic and another
on the Mississippi or one of its tributaries,
was taken up. The bill proposes to create
building yards, in which ores and coal shall
be made into superior iron for the special
purpose OF steamship machinery, and that
by the various improvements which this
company controi, the method proposed
will so reduce the labor and cost that iron
steamers may be built at less price than in
England Or Scotland. TO prevent a mon-
opoly, the committee have added an
amendment which compels the company to
supply all ship builders with this iron at 5
per cent advance. The aid proposed is
guarantee of bonds secured by the property
of the company existing and created before
their issue and payable from fund formed
by 5 per cent upon the work done in the
yard, which commission composed ofthe
Secretaries of the Navy, Of War and of the
Treasury are empowered to collect and
pay into the United States Treasury.
The Vienna Imposition.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, offered an
amendment to the Vienna Exposition bill
providing that not more than $4,000 shall
be paid for salaries nor more than $1,000 10
any one person. Agreed to. The bill
then passed. Adjourned.
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and Means and on Education, was taken
up, and the following resolutions offered by
Mr.. 81. r. Moore was adopted in lieu:
Whereas, the question of the States In
| debtedness is one of grave import, demand
| ing the most serious, and at The same time
deliberate considerations; and, whereas,
there exists much difference of opinion In
| regard 70 the best means of dispOsiug Of this
subject; and, whereas, the question Of fund
ing the State debt is surrounded with
many difficulties, and demands wise, and
rot precipitate action; and It Is of the very
INST Importance that the Lsgi Ia ure should
provide amply for the Liabilities Of the
State, and In doing so take no step back.
ward; and, whereas, we must look to the
taxable property of the State for the source
OF money with which to meet said liabil-
tiles; and, whereas, the Committee on FL
nance, Ways and Means has under eonsid-
Grafton and win report a bill at an early
day, reforming our assessment laws; now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
House, that the first thing essential to the
welfare OF our credit, and its maintenance
in the money market, is such an assessment
law as viii reach all the property Of the
State subject to taxation, and thus show
our ability to pay what we promise as q
State.
Resolved further, That in the opinion of
this House, the Committee on Finance,
Ways and Means should arrive at no hasty
nor imperfect conclusion, but should act
coolly, with deliberstion, and with that pru-
dence which is conserved By time; proYid-
ed, that nothing herein shall be 50 contrued
- ~
porting on the financial question as soon as
possible.
The resolutions were agreed to.
REASONS WANTED.
Mr.. Ferguson offered resolution re- |
questing the chairmen of the various COM
nlittees, when reporting on any bill, to SUBJ |
nit briefly their reasons for the report they |
make. Adopted, under suspension of the /
rules.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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SAILING FOB SANTANA.
The Tybee Starting on Her Voyage
a Prosperous Departure.

The Tybee Starting on Her Voyage
A Prosperous Departure.
From the New York Herald.
Candlemas, 1878, must hold prominent
place in future history, for on that day Feb.
2, the really inaugural movement toward
the founding Of a new city and province,
destined, no doubt, to figure largely In this
age, was made. The steamer Tybes, bound
for SamaDa Bay, LEFT her mooringt az pier
No. North river at about ten O'Clock A. N.
with happy party on board, a clear sky
overhead, everything "taut and TRIM
about her decks-auguries Of pleasant
aud prosperous voyage on all sides and
hearty "God-speed" following her from the
crowds who witnessed ber departure. AS
has already been reported, che carries
number of passengers-some bent on
pleasure, some on adventure and others on
business. A commission, consisting Of
Messrs. F. DelmoDte, w. L. Halsey and
Samuel Samuels, sent out by the company
to select site and lay out The plans for =
city, are among the passengers. Il was ex-
pecsed that a large number Of sectional
houses would be sent out, but az they were
not completed in time they viii be for
warded on the next trip Of Inc Tybee.
IL - CNl0Cn1 bllAG bAAS NOAAfe~AAI A-AsoA-o ~
lose no time in pushing forward their enter
prise, and the ausplc Gus sailing on yester-
day, it is TO be hoped, viii be followed by
speedy and successful arrivals and landing
at the several ports for which The vessel is
destined-Porto Plata, Samana Bay and
st. Domingo City. The names Of the pas
sengers are as follows: z. E. GarczyDski,
E. Stewart, W. f. Lemsn, s. Sanuels, w.
L. Halsey, Charles Halsey, F. Delmonte, J.
d. Ward, ". z. Lsaman, A. F. Aacias, 81.
N. Marsh, j. Q. Adams, James Rennie, A.
l.. Caleia and wife, N. D. Royce, Capt.
PIummer, G. Nettleton and j. NJ. Delgado
and son. Besides these there are E. A.
Delaney, Captain; Albert Emery, First Oil
Ger; Robert French, Second Officer; j. r.
Van Dusen, Purser; Edward Garrett, Chief
Engineer; Jas. Morris, Steward, and twenty
nine in the crew, besides three carpenters,
who 60 out to put up the wooden sectional
houses and hotel as the beginning OF the new
city of the sea.
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LOUISVILLE.
Determined TO Have Another SOuth-
eru Outlet.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.-The City Council
tonight approved the contract with the
ElizabethtOWn and Paducah Railroad Com
pany, by which the company receives a
million dollars in bonds of the city as a
subscription to be applied to the construc-
ton of a road extending from that city to a
point. on the Elz3bethtown and Paducah
road yet to be decided, thus giving the road
an independent entrance into the city. 1t
now runs d miles over the Louisville and
Nashville road, with which it connects at
EliZabethtoWn.
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I It is reported, says the S,riss Times
thai last week Prussian officer of Euein-
GERS fell down dead Of an spoplec;jc fit as
he was descending from train at Lausanne.
On being searched for papers to prove his
identify, plans of all the fortifc2tions of
West Switzerland were found 9pOa him.
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The Colossus of Roads.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. Ga bill au-
thOrizing the Pennsylvania Railroad CON-
pauy to increase its capital stock TO an un-
limited extent, has been passed by both
Houses Of the Legislature by unanimous
vote,
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ERt Tuesday.

Preparations for celebrating the Mardi
Gras festivities have been made On an ex-
tensiye scale by the Mystic order. TIE
Exposition building, the New Theatre, and
the Grand Opera House, and some of The
large halls have been secured. The rail
road and steamboat lines will furnish excur-
sion tickets at half-fare. ...--
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For unlawfully destroying three pleas
ants, property of the Duke Of Marlborough,
an Oxfordshire laborer has been sentenced
to twelve months imprisonment, with hard
labor. The prisoner, though, had been
seventeen times convicted of infringements
of the Game Laws of England.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-07

BUFFALO, Feb. 6.-Graye doubts have
existed during the past 48 hours as to the
sanity of John Gsfney, condemned to be
hanged tomorrow, in consequence of which
Gov. Dix has respited him for week, to
enable medical experts to decide regar ding
the mental condition of the prisoner.
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Gov. BROwN,s MESSAGE.

Gov. Browns message to the present
General Assembly is still attracting much
attention North. Its recommendations on
the subjects of our finances, public debt,
and school and immigration interests are
especially applauded. Times.
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The French Government has determined to
adopt strong measures to put an end to the
organization on the soil of France of the
bands which, under the pretext of an Al
phonist or Carllst restoration, maintain a
system OF undissembled brigandage ia the
Peninsula.
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With view to the prevention of suicides.
a receiving house for the resuscitation of
the apparently drowned, is about to estab-
lished near Waterloo Bridge, London, by
the Royal Humane Society.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-07

JUST at the conclusion Of recent eircns
performance in North Carolina town,
The clown stepped forward and informed
the vast assembly that they had taken in
about $500 that dsy-more money, he yeE-
tured to say, than sny minister of the Cos
pei In that county would receive for years
Service. He then plainly told them that
large rtion of the audience were church
members, who would plead poverty when
asked for money to support the Gospel, ald
severly exposed their inconsistency. A few
Sundays after, he preached IN the same
community, and made q roDg appeal for
missions, when collection was taken up
amounting TO S435.
Toung-tied women are very skarse and
very valuable.
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NEW YORK.
The SnInRna Sch eI,nn

NEW Y ORK, Feb. 6.-Barton n. Harri-
son, counsel for tie Samana Bay Company,
says that hundreds Of letters are received
daily by parties deSirOus Of emigrating TO
St. Domingo. The company intend to keep
their matters private until after the result
of the election il LnnUn
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LIffIe Rock and Sc. Lnnis.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 6.-Regular trains
commenced running between this city and
st. Louis over the Cairo and Fulton Rail-
rad this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-07

The Japanese Government hasj just made
an additional grant of 100000 in aid of
the schools Of the empire. A geographical
and historical manual in japanese aod Eng
lish is also about to be introduced.
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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, Feb. 6.-The spring meeting
of the Chickasaw course has been ARRANGED
to commence April 20, for five days, stakes
10 close March |.
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Professor Kraut, of the University of Got.
tingen, died on New Years day at the age
of seyenty-two. - Il s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-07

DeDgue fever Is gradually spreading
along all the coast of China, and is report
ed as prevalent at all the ports.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-07

GOLD was firm in New York yesterday
morning at 1l3s, but declined during the
day, closing at 113k61lSs.
TENNESSEE BoNDs closed in New York
last evening at 50 for both issues.
COTTON in New York continues at 2l &c
for middling, in buyers favor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-07

The Speaker announced that the special
order for IL O'Clock was the resolution of
MIR. Steger, requesting our Representatives
in Congress TO advocate the establishment
of an Intentional system Of crop and weath-
er reports, and the same was called up and
adopted after brief speeches by Mr.. Steger
aud Mr.. Kerr.
THE ASSESSMENT LAWS.
House resolution (Mr. Lindsley'sl direc-
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AnOther ST, LOuis Bridge.

The Senate Committee on Commerce
voted to-day to report fayorably the bill
authorizing the construction of bridge
across the Mississippi river, at Carondelet,
Missouri, providing that this bridge shall be
sixty feet above high water, or ten feet
higher than any other bridge over the Mis-
sissippi. s..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
(gorreIppnben8 ber Sainois StaatsSettuns.)
WeW 0Orfet 8ttefe.
20. 16S.
81 em gorf, 6. Qlpril 1878

SEEN gorf, 6. Qpril 1873.
Marion, paul &infau's erfte Sramatifd,e giInbe.
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GpuIiifen Ter Gbarter=G pn6bie. gairpn's
&ernrtteilnns. - Ser er,nprbete @ppbriG).-
Sin 0ranta pDr unb binter Dem Gerid)tss
tiid). - Ser Strifc Der @asarbeiter.
9eute m1tB t6 pie6er Sic trtttI6e Sober
ipiben. IS gilt bic 5pette bramatii9e
ult6at oeS 9errn Saul 2tnbau cine
Genue palitren 81 ldiien. Na9bem urs
uWtarta nnD so d90alena" tbre
&et5e entbiat, 6urfte nns au6 SO az
RON" ni6t eriport bleiben. 9teie 1T
aber, tpte i'd Bore, bte Sru6t elmer fri=
beren 8e9atttng oes @rtticus nit Der
Dramatic en Wuie, unb 3tpar na66em ct
tpGbretlb zines mebriabrt9en Qlufentbaltes
III Yarts it6 b;nldn9lt6 nit 6em Sranz
so1er1tbum tnft5trt bate, INN bte1es un9ez
1unbe &inb in bic Be1t su 1eben. Oas
mag 81 etntger @nti6uloigung bieIer err
ften Sinbe I'M iereS Nutprs gegen BEN 9u7
ten @ei6naG 9erei6en. 9teie Marion
lit fretlt6 Elm GuBerIt moralii6es Stid
(nilo tnlofern legtttmtrt IS it6 in 8e5ug
auf ietne Oeut16e Bater16afD, 6enn am
S6Iuiie 5iebt baS 2aiter entI6teben BEN
&iirseren 9esen bic Gllsenb, aber es 1T
su8let9 oas 6GBli6ite, mas man ie6en
fam. bGblt6 bis CUR @ibertpdrtigfeit,
pobet man nit Ge6t fro9en farm, mad
nel6er 9leitDettf es bie Qufgabe Set
&unit 1T, bermittelft beS 9GBli6en fir
oaS S6Dne gu tptrfen? 6ogartb's 3et6z
tungen ftnb genial, aber Die 9te1t6ettf
muB fe bertperfen. 9lu6 bieies Stid
filtoigt ii6 tpteber ais 2ebens Bills an,
aber bic @ere6tigfeit nerlan9t, bafir
2ebcns ia + e 31 ieben. @tgentli6 1T
eS aud ni3t Elm 8ilb, i%onbern pier,
6eren Gabmen bnr6 3ipii6enrdume BON
2, 4 nno 5 Sabren 5tpii6en BEN ein3elnen
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BEN bon Dem @eieBe ser @in6eit Der .3ett
bat rns nun stpar bas moberne Drama
ldn9lt .9etpobnt, ober bon &e6tstpegen
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ttl6en Gunit ber Mutoren. 8telet9t lit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15

gegaugen lit, iuiro 9}iemaHben iiber 6a5
ipa6re Sa6perDdltniB tGu16en. &ein
Otenl6 lit etnfdltig geltrg, INN at gIallz
ben, baB Sheridan Sen i~ltn0en, l;iGjt5
mel1i0er ais bodbe9dbten Wen10en IN
ieinen Stdb b%erlfen baben ipiirbe, lpenl1
.er nidt Ser Sobn 6es Brdftoenten mare.
Q8dre Der YrGitOent nt6t pDutg itlmpf
gc9cn bic Dffentli0e Meinrng, 10 ipitr0c
er cine fitr Dtele Derbien 1tbole Sffi3tere
10 DerleBenoe unb beu 0tenit %Demproltli7
tenoe Seppraugung 1eiteS SoDne3 Mint
nlern1eDr geltattet Daben.
SIS iparo Dpr eirtgen WoGen ben al
berren @eipeniteriebern boS WtGr0en 1T
ltlnlauf geiebt, baB Grant auf cine brittle
GrmG6lung i'm Sabre 1876 Ipecultre.
Stun, Ote eriten fInf @o6en 1~eiter 5tpeiz
tet 8erpoltung baben 16on sl1r @enige
6etpteIen, DaB Bic @cfabr elmer 1ol0en
N6ermali8en GrpGblung ni6t beltebt.
@tnlt6tige 9tepubltfaner tparen 1id 16on
tDd1relto DeS DDrtgen SaDreS flQr barber
(uno e5 1T bte1e lleberSeugung an bDrlie>
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felt a~usgelprD9en tpOr0en) baB bur6 bte
gSteoererDGDlung @rant'S oaS Golf ser
Ser. Staten it6 II cine Dieridbrtge
9tltDe 1t6ern t%Dolte, tpGbren0 tpel6er et1le
neue BartetbtlDung auf 1oliber
@runOlage unternDm1nen tperben fottte.
Dap Sic BON puften Nbenteurern in ben
Snn1pf gertttene @%tncinnatter 8epe9uns
Mot bd3l an9etban let, bte pplt>
tii6e @ntptfelung 6eS 9anbes in
nelte 8abnen GIT l%enfen; boB cine
@reeleb> 8ropn'16e 8erpoltung Elm
Dtel | 0ItmmereS 1tebel getpe1en ietn
piirbe, ais etne 8e~rlGngerung Set @rant'-
i6en nm bier Sabre: : baS 1T es, mas
tint NDnentber 1872 bas amertfanti6e
Soft nit iibermG6ttger WtaiorttGt erflGrt
Bat. Sn iet1em 9eiunOen Gimme bat es
it6 IN na9bridli6iter @etie gepetgert,
aus Dem 9tegen nnter bic Sra11fe 81 treten,
Qlber baB Ste 9totDipenbigfett ether
~ d Ell Neugeitaltrn9 beS garteie
leberS, nt6t elmer blpBen S6ipinbelrez
form, tpel9e 6as r1ebel berI6ltmmert ba>
ben ipiirbe, allgenetn erfannt miro, bafiir
legt 6te ieBi9e 9altung fait auer oerientz
gen 3eitungen, tpel6e aus boler, 1nabz
bGngtger 11eber5eugung bic WtOglt6feit
zines Steges ser Gtnctnnatier Gol1Dtbaten
ais Elm i6tperes l1ngllf fir bas 2an6
be5etdnet baben, 3eugniB ab. SIN Sabre
1876 tperben it6 anbere Garteien gegenz
itberiteben, ais I'M Sabre 1872; oteie
arbere 8arteten aber tperben aus 0en1
@etitesleben 6es GolfeS ertp a 6 en-,
nt6t BON ebrgei5tgen 9emagogen abrtz
5trt fetn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
Sic @maSe Ses @rdTSentem.

Natt Dem 8egna6igun9sre6te bat gu
ietner 3ett Nn6re&D Sobnion BEN i6n0>
Oeiten WttBbrau6 getrie6en unb baB i6m
Iemals trgen6 etn grdiibent barin b0uig
glet6 foutrnen ionte, 1T faum meni9enz
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tommen bat 9rGii0ent Grant fid nit
gifer m1b @rfOlg bemitbt. @r bat Ser
BREEDER b%e9na6tgt, fir 6eren S6ulb AUDI
ni6t Ser ~letIeite S6atten zines Wfilz
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rem Sreilaiung ~9cra0e3u alS cine Grmunz
terung gum 8erbre6en eri6etnen muBte.
80 BEN 8oli3iiten S'8rten, tpel6er benz
Mtan1e elmer 6rau, bic er nit un3ii9tigen
QntrGgen berfolgt bate, %aufgelauert unb
lbn nit faltbliittgem gOr6eoa9t bon btnz
ZEN nteOer9ei6Ofen bate; - 10 etnen
Goitbeamten, tpel6em man 6aS BON ibm
nus etnem 8rtefe ~geitO6lene YaptergeL6
aus benz Weu16e 9enommen Bate; 10
linen 6alIunfen, tpel6er in Bbilaoelpbta
pei ber lebten Wabl feline Stimme an Ell
aem balben 9ubenb Deri6teOener 8abIs
plGte abgegeben bate.
gu Der ~&nnabme, baB 6er 9raftbent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-15
Sta0t tito &nmS.

ltnre6t Get6en lit idlinmt, aber I'M
re6t tDun 1T nod i6limmer. Die
2anbleute in SutnotS be16iperen ft6 Bit
ter ilber bic 8eoriiGungen unb @rpreliu1z
gen, tpel6en 1te BON BEN Gt1enba6nen
ouSge1ebt itnb, aber fte, p6er tpentgitens
tbre 8ertreter in Sprtngftelo ftnb ieoerz
sett 1e6r berett, BEN 8etpobnern bon
G9tea9O, DteQei@t CUR 9trafe bafiir,
6aB fe 0roBitaoter iinb, 6as Sen iiber
bic Sbren AT 5teDen. Same es auf tie
al, 10 miiBte tpp mDglt6 bic Sta6t Gbt>
cago Sic gauge Staatsiteuerlait auf 1i6
nebnten unb bic 6erren Tarmer ais dead
heads nit 6ur616leppen.
9as setgte ft6 i6on Dor bier Sa6ren,
ais Ste 8e60r6e, pel6e bic Steuereinz
i6Gbungen in ben etn3elnen Counties
ausglet9en iDQte Equalization board) bic
ebrlidite, 5. ;. benz N a b Wert6e
6es @igent6ums am nG61ten fommer6e
@ini6Gbung In @opf County INN "a
8ro3ent bermeDrte. @s mar oas etne 10
i6amloie, BEN Sbatla6en 10 16roff tpt>
beritrebenbe 9an0lungSnetie, baB bte
8ertreter bon Gopf County aufs ener>
9i16fte bagegen proteitirten nnb ber
GountD Glerf it6 geraOeSu ipetgerte, BEN
Stetersul0lag, Der i6m ais ein &aub
eri6ten, a11s3u16retben. st ipar6 stpar
pegen bieler Wetgerung bonn Sberitaatsz
9eri6te in $1,000 @el6buBe genommen,
olletn Ser SteuerSul6la9 blieb ulter6oz
ben. Soute ct nod na6trdglt6 eingez
trteben tperben, 10 tpdre bas leotgli6 Die
mirfli6e NuSfiibrung zines Dor bier Sabz
rer gepla1ten 9taubeS.
Sebt 1iegt ser Staats8eieb9ebung cine
WaBregel por, Bel mel6er tpieOer1m baS
@elIite oerQlbgeoroneten bonn 2an0e, aus
6em Sele Der 8iirger bon @bicago &te7
men 51 i6netben, freien Spielraum fin
set. SIS batbelt fi6 barum, Der Stobt
sic Mittel 5ur @rbebung ibrer ftdotii6en
Steuern 3t 9eben, ipobei bic 8~orauslebz
nng lit, baB Der itdbtii6en 8eiteuerung
cine anbere 00bere) 8ertbf6dbung bes
iteuerpft6ttsen @igentbnms gu @runbe