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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
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WRIT OF ELECTION.

STATE LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans January q, 1897
" msKX,, The Senate of the State of Louisiana
did, on the twentieth day of January 1873, "Jy the
constitutional two-thiIds vote of its members"
declare vacant the seats of L. T. jerks, Fl. L.
Swords and Robert worrelI, representing respect
lively the twelfth, eighth and sixteenth senatorial
Districts; and
Whereas Official information Of such vacancies
has reached me in accordance with Law;
Now, therefore, l. William P. Kellogg, Governor
Of the State of Louisiana, do issue this my writ of
election to the Assistant Supervisors OF Registra'
ton and all Other officers charged with holding
elections in the parishes hereinafter named order
ing them To- hold elections for Senators for their
respective distr is. in accordance with act No. 49,
approved November 90 1872, as follows
One Senator FROM the district composed of the
parishes of East Felicana, West Fe!iciana and
Point Coupee to fill the unexpircd term OF L. B.
jerks.
One Senator from the district composed OF the
parishes otAssumption. Lafourche and Terrebonne,
to ill the unexPired term OF II. L. Swords.
One Senator from the district composed of the
parishes of Franklin and Tensas, to till the unex
pred term of Robert Worreu.
Said elections to be held, and notices hereof to
be gwen within the limit of time req uired by law
and the returns thereof to he made in accordance
with the constitution and laws OF the State.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
at New Orleans, this twenty ,venth day Of Jauu-
ara, 1913, and of the independence of the United
States the pinety-scventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor.
&LL1sN GEEKs,
Assistant Secretary OF state ia43g,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

A distinguished clergyman in Boston per-
formed the marriage ceremony, and the
couple walked away without bestowing any
dee But the bride turned and said: Owe
are very much obliged 10 you, sir, and |
hope one of these days We shall be able TO
Ectaliata
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

They use breechlosd"r ballot-boX in
Louisiana. 1t is fed with fusion tape, and
will throw ballot at any range, from a pc
lice juror to Il President Eminent attor-
neys are at Washington soliciting patent,
and asking that it shall be'adopted into the
seRYlce Of the government
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The New Orleans Dental Depot WAS Is
tablished in lSJ;h 1t has been removed to
the commodious and splcndidly located
building corner of Canal aud Charities
streets, where DR.. A. A. Fayerweather may
be found
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The sheriff of the parish of Orleans will
sell at auctt6n to morrow. at 1890 A. NJ, on
the premises the contents Of the store stu
ated on Canal street, between Dryades and
Rampant streets. First District, consisting
Of books stationery, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

.;r .soutisna:i is credited with oseelag.
;ny thai wi.aa tle seSu.S, made up By
War:nott., Woodward x GO weRe FIRST laid
before lin lie Va. startled and amazed at
:H= evidences fraud they bore upon theig
tsce. Familiarity with the corrupt practices
employed has bso"ght him 80 sfralne %
:niaJ, however thai enables him 70 swear
:or these frauds as being proper basis
upon which to build a State goyeynmeat.
1ir 'outhMayd has proved an apr scholar
IN political rav. tina: are dark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The late Mr.. Hugh MuCloskey, accord
ing to the Morning Star, received CLASH
cal education at Belfast, LELAND, and fer
some time pursued the vocation of school
teacher in his native country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
d CARD

EEw ORLEANS. February 2 1873
10 the patrons OF tha North British and Ner-
camille INSURANCE Company" and the public
IN general:
IS unfounded runlOls have been circulated thas
tnis company would not settle its losses made at
nus agency, on he basis of like settlement madc.
by The local con Anh's, and phat the adjustment of
ali l"sses were referred TO the London Office; this
10 20 DrenOuHce said TumOse as base fabrcat ions
Nud to STATE that duly authorized to settle
all losses in fhis city liberal scale as any
OF tho local oompanieo Su0 policies in very IN
stance beng written concurrent with theirs.
FITZGERALD & SASPsER$SSS0
sgcnts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
FUNERAL. NOTICE.

Tde funeral of Sarah VI. ChapPell, wife of Henry
q Dtvbe viii take place from the residence of her
husband No. ga Bdronne street, at eleven o'clock
This day. Sunday, February ,, 1873 Religious ser
vices at the house
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Messrs l.. +. StOckmeyer & 40, agents
of that steamship, have our thanks for late
London papers, brought by tho steamship
Strasburg. Captain Barre, from BremeE.
STA IIasra, Santander and Havana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Senator 3Inchhick had very long and
cordial Interview ~tb Preei.. "a: Grant one
gay Last EcciS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The patrons of the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company are in
Sormed 10y their agents here, Messrs. Fitz-
gerald y Nandertord thcy are duly author
bzeqi so settle all losses ia this sSty O& as
Biorr.l o sssle Ds ans %s ShS ScsaS ecsa'
eea!siRas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

six feet in bis boots! exclaimed Mrs.
Beeswax What will the impudence of this
world come to, wonder8 Why, they might
q well tell me that the man had six heads
in his hat"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Nr. - a. lowe, editor Ot the Shreveport
Evening Telegram. and Mr.. o. l.. Van
8'reeans of the same place are on visit to
Che Cresc mt City at the present time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The prisoner who had not seen the sun
for thirty years, said it was not the sun s
fault in not dropping in. Tho sun had been
out every day, but the prisoner hadn't.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Mules are said to excel in kicking ex-
PLOTS, but at Upton, Indiana, the other
day, horse kicked the head off from a
goose, and never rnt]lGd feather below the
nnrlK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Rear Admiral James A. Winsicw, OF the
9nited States navy, has been relieved. and
J ,hn T.. Warden has been appointed by the
President 10 ill the vacancy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

General tyan& T.. Blais has recently suf
dstr.f .'cw paralytic stroke. and his right
agsn nd hauG have become entirely useless
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Baa baa black sheep, have YOU any wool
Yes yes master, three trunks full
one for Mcmillan and one for War moth,
And Que for the Democrats that voted for them
botn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Distric. Attorney Beei<vith. Marshal
Packard end Collector Casey TeT" am"nG
fhc Washington bound passenger" per Tie
jackson "a ilroad last evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
notice.

'orfi'f o"oI JANA STATE GoT1aIH e'oHPsvy
Now ejrfdn5. January p 1873 (
OIL CONS HTonce oil the repeated violations and
0'es- ohs by the public % The rules and rates as
S"'ro'led 10y this colnpan0 for Hhr carrying on of
rhtr business, the public hereby notified that
IN pursuance of the sights granted them in heir
'"@' %lj the managers from and aSer this date
'%7rf'e I"P themselves the right 30 reject and
erase hoin 'h" vendors books. on their arrival At
me man Office, any play or plays and the money
pad 10" such plays viii be LETT with tn. vendor
thereof ter return to The holder Of the Sertifate
SlS"h Tor the same, and said selected PLAYS viii
% Ita@ III public by The commissioners from lin.
stand before the drawing takes placa>
CHARLES Z. HOWARD, President.
II. PERALTA Secretary, i,ooe,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Che :"b'.f.Gy meeting 81 "a. Chamber of
gomm~fc- vii! u. held m.Nt Monday
eSEGin: &c: az. 0'GiOcis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

H., Ii. !".s 1872. according 20 police re-
groyts. tLe.- were fiftytwo coal oil accidents
80 thi. .ity-;l.at 10 one Sog each week ia
8MN Yeaf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Tb. ..salushiJ. .Juniata sailed foous HS
yaQa "n Thursday 1T q" T.. NJ. f"v Ne" o!.
seaas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

IRe Administrator of Finance gives NO.
ace that t." finance department ~ no"
prepared "a s..civ" cur1 ney IN payment
Cor tccRsc..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Judge Henry G. Dibble has returned
Rasi,. Washington
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Suofs cigars as are sold ~ Mr. Jayne
SIagi, sf the corner of st. Charles and Com
gnon streets, are worthy the attention of the
most SeGncd Connoisseurs of the article.
They comprise all the varioHs brands which
are most esteemed wherever good cigars are
smoked. aud are sold at what any 9easOn"-
Bile person w"ul4 pronounce Ge~5o So and
esannlr them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The seIeh...t.4 Professor Huxley h.s
been Gls"t.i :."t"r St AbeSdc'a inIV'!-
RlHg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The 'rIends ST Mr.. Lewis Davis. OF She
Shreveport Hcr0ido will be glad to learn
that he has been appoSt26 hy Che Gov
ernor and confirmed by SDa0 Senate AGmiD
5strator Wt improvements at Shreveport.
fIayin: purchased new printing material
&C. will resume the publication OF tbs Uer
B5ad - = Republican weekly Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The Picayos seems very much worried
because the registration supervisors and
election commissioners, who tried to
swindle the Republican party out of the
State government, have not been sent to
the Penitentiary 1t need not rend its
linen over this presumed negligence OF tho
law officers. Its friends have by no means
been forgotten. The United States Circuit
Court is aided by all honest, hard
working and an intelligent grand jury,
and if they are not soon heard from in way
which will prove unpleasant to a score or
two of the fusion manipulators, we prom
ise never to utter another prophecy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

R"sda cot 900 highly s5aeaGs @f sias S:'Ih
Gus ana sssquent paefOy of She Coliseum
Place Baptist Church. N,o sne can hear
Gin without tteling that hr is deeply intes-
GstsS il mis- aIaster'S YOCs,o lie will preach
every SasiaS ae his chUroho ecsrcS Csmp
sud coliseum streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
tARPET AND OIL gIOTU
WAREHOUSE,

hLkIN C CO.,
taS.'.'..,...... Canal Street ,c.,
sew and elegant styles of Velvet, Brnsse,. and
three ply Carpets Window Shades and Co..
'l "iul"7' jal7 Imp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
SEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU,
ses. ............a Canal STREET,. q

over Zmmerman's Jewclry Store
= o suffice want widely felt by pStias resident
IN ~ lhe PARISHES of Louisiana and al ioininG states
cni9 81 RhAC was oganized one wear AGO TIN.
demands made upon it by the lady of fashion tbe
JaeI me mIiner, the honsekeeper and the
Not only are its cOlrespondents s,v-d Ar Uy
rhNSh or TRAVEL, but they profit through lta
@ p,G'G arrangements with all the large import.
ing ana retail houses by which FRESH a : bEpS
can always be filled by FRESH &C ODS III
nIuteau pos scSsts especial facilities for th.. mr.
JEWELRY, MILLINERY, DRESS coo7c
BRIDAL TROUSSEAU, SEWING MACHINES
BABY OUTFITS,
ana all other articles common to fam,lylse,
Al communications must he accnipnan:.d -
full and plain address giving name 80 $500 ~
ail1 SIalt III order SO avoid Iors by mail II
,T Te man SUN, tent amount in cash is received
returned. f"N" "e'aiI'c WIZ Dc
Send for Circular
ia2l I'm TuFrSu IL oo' l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
colp WEATHER AT TIE NORTH

Judge Henry &. DibbIe arrived from
Washington last night. lie left Coz home
on Tuesday morning, but vas detained
by inciement weather. oceasioninS stop
page to trains. exc. move than thirty
hours. He speaks of temperature -
below zero, and express trains frozen fast
70 the tracks. Fortunately. she COLI
Portable Pullman sleeping ears pro'ecsei
passengers from suffering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

NEW ORLEANS, vEBRrAhs ;, '":i'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
S:EMSSAI.s

TfsE SEN eefihSsAs BESY2a 9E@&y.
Established 1889, has been resloved to the comlnO
e"us and splendialr located building corneg of
'Ana S%I a'!Sae'Scs streets. Ovor D9rcy'e lsq
epse
3 3. R8SERSEGSYRKg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The Bats Nlrss Harrison Gray Otis Of
lsostoa. dlea possessed of property in her
own right estimated at $2JO.000. By the
will of her brother, the late, William H.
Boardman, she inherited about 5000
In her will the deceased gives the Female
Orphan Asylum $500; also $4,000 eaclr to
she National Sailors Home 81 Quincy,
Massachusetts,, and to the Sailors SHng
aiarbor. Provision is made for the pay
ment of 5000 for the benefit of the soldiers
aybo served in the late war, whenever any
institution is organized for their benefit.
An annuity of $500 is given 10 each Of her
servants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The 81. louis Dcmoc,otH states fhsq %
mcfchant ~ that Sity recejSed sjNty -teur
bales" hay from poinP in Illinois fifty
milea distant. The freigh, was SO. The
eost ~ getting the same across the river
Vyss t.vty cents per bale, OF $25 90. Per
haps. s.es. the Democrat in the face OF shis
showing, cur commercial friends will sie-
clare that the great bridge is Sos :: n'"es-
Rify 90 50 Louis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

4 gentleman PROMINENT. connected
with the Department o: Justice writes &"
/. prominent member OF the louisiana
Senate that the sympathy ior the Eegub'
iicans of this State is hourly increasing at
Washington, and that Our eslstinS gov
ern1nent will be sustained IS NOW teyond
the shadow Of ID doubt. He further says
that the ;ignifed YET modest ,teportmena
Of Senator Pinchback il winning INN
many and warm friends. and preparing tor
him an excellent reception ia his new
sphere of duties next March. He has held
cutie leyee at his foor9as st the Arlington
House. representatives Of the press and
public men OF the highest standing paying
him complimentary visits.
One Of the officers OF the United STATES
Senate writes: We'll our friends 10 keep
. stiff upper lip, and avoid all compromise
complications. The Kellogg State gov
eminent will BE declared 10 have been
legally established 81 sure 81 the sun
shines
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
&NBEkSssN'S

PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, No. l83 Canal strfa'
where will be sound the latest improvements in
fhe Photographic a9t. With close personal ltt{RI-
rOn ANA tho best asst soants and artists we prom
lst The FlHESo NtoBk thar hos ever been done IN
tins city, AZ unifurss and moderate prices Chill.
sSren taken SSom 10 A. NJ. to P M The SIN PEARL
Il Speciality ell work guaranteed fe2 Su A. D.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

DO SCOOTER,
ao%,.............esnn! ~,rcei..............cO5
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN pfHe
~srrHEs, @IsuosD-, @HwELRy.
s:aSEs cen PLATED SsRs
STAGOEVVEso ASU sac BOXES.
SARrs sSoId Blended Came
SPEGrscLLS
"'' " '"'s~ and elegant assortment. O.
a@NCy GoODeo
Has constantly hand and Is IN daily rrrei,.- %
direct invoices OF the most elegant and choice ga
lections of 1ewslry fom the very best Europea,
manufactures
large assortment Of Watches from the ce,..
er"te" fac Oris OfGcrard Hoffman, Russell son.
Jacse and Others.
Diamonds reset with and in tue latest stv,e
elns atcheSsaud Jewery repaired and graraRA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

p. G.. DESLOSDE
Secretary of Sta te,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

bic rabitalen Staatsseiebe perfdetsn
pclittI@en Gntre1tunSen aufbebt. Gtwa
1000 1drSer srbalten patur& ibr Dabl>
re@t jurad.
SIM Staate New yort paGirte Der
Senat BET 2e8islatur bic 8iu 3ur Abs
f@afun8 bes @u@er9eieSeS nit II &C..
gen IL Gtmmen. Mber aud mad bem
t.euen0ekS iuQen mebr ala Z Yrpeent Sns
tsre7en unSeiebli& iein.
Gerner pafirte bic 9sBislatur cine BiQ,
,pena@ be Steuer auf Smmisranten UNI
etnen 1peiterex Dollar pro 4opf erb5bt
uirb, unb etue aueere, ,pona9 benz golte
bte Gra8e porSele8t iperben ioq, ob bic
&emter ber Ni&ter TN Staate pon nun
an bur& GrnennunS beiest pereen ioaen.
au& In Can Graneiseo bat bic
pferbetrantbett In beunrubisenber @eiie
I& aussebreitet. Die pferbe an ben
Straeenbabnsn iine In sroeer &n3abl BON
Der 2rantbsit befuIen, uno bem3ufolse
iinb nur penise 0asen TN Setriebe. :
Die Materialwaarenbdnol iino 8s3puns
gen, Gbineitn sur Mblisferuns ibrer @aas
rem su mietben. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
3nldnoifdDe &anofd)au.

Der ,,euefte Beri@t bee Mderbau>
8ureau'a In @albinston iiber ben Dins
terreiaen lautet IN, MQ8emeinen s1niftD
befomcrS aus ylem Ser(sp unb YeHniyL
ponien. S@le@ter (tebt es In ben Slbs
Roaten, iablt@ pon Worylane. 0ut
fnb bic Beri&te aus Ni@i9an u. Obio,
i&limmer aus &entudy. aus Snpiana
uno Suincis liefen rtebr unsdniaise 1es
ri&te Elm; IN Golse btr Ircdenbeit I'm
6erbf spurbt eas Sden peraSsert unb io
betan. bic junse YRan,e ni&t &raft &C.
nua, UNI BEN barten @inter 9eb5ri8
Stanb 3u balten. 8e1er luuten bic
yla@ri@ten aus Mi0ouri unb Xaniae.
Sn DisccnFu, Minneleta, Soma. Ne.
brasta wtrb nur weaiS Ninterwei3en &C.
peanst. gldn,enb fnb be Brt&te aus
Galifornien.
go tabeu benn BE BIauiaden
DnteI Sam's n&hS fdr's 3pette
Mal ibre 6&ldBe Ysu, Captain Sad"
erbalten. @ie bic Iele8ran,ue bonn
,,2rteesl&auplas" meltsn, baben uniere
@enerale CD aus BEN erRen Ste0e ben
ber Snbianerb6 b6upAiug tn Mnfan8 bie1es
SatreS erfe&t ni@tS 8elernt lonbern
taben f@ Yen ibnt, nu@beut er fe IN ben
S@armdbeln pom is. unb II. Mpnl
binSebalten, aberltRen lanen.
Ddtrenb bic Iruppen BE MotoeS
aaf ber Glu&t ober In entfernten S&lupfs
winteln alautten. bate Sad" unte,
merit gang In ber Ndbe cine neae. NIT
Ar6eter llm(i9t Se,pdtlte Yoftion be3o-
aen, unb eie Gehberrn I'M 2aYabett TIA.
ten ibm ben 0efaQen. letnen auf's @es
f@idtefe peRirten S@asen BE eriebnten
Opfer ~ liefern. e..s
Mas aud bic Toposrapbie ter 0es
8ene fir ben Mn8rif iebr 8efdbrlt& ietn,
70 bdtte NIT beRo sr6brer llmf&t ~
DeAe ae8an9en rerben mdfeu. Do&
bic @ecp9ncS3 S3irun9Struppe Stn8 bltnb>
Nngs IN bic Goue. Die Mnfdbrer iaben
un6 tSrten Ni&ts. bic ibnen bas Geuer
bes Geinbes bic Musen Sfnete.-Da1u
ideint 20, mad ben IeleSrammen ~ urs
tbeilen, bae ber Gauen mebrere binters
einariber an8ele0t waren unb II trar ber
ber RadsuS boppelt Sefdbrli&. 0st0p'
tet wurten 22 ManA ,porunter 3 Off
atere ; Yermiet Fnb 5 unb perwunbet IL.
Sepiel man wete fnb BON ben MpboeS
mur.4 Wann 9efaueu.
Doe S&limmfe bobei II, tae bur@
BE GrfcI9e BET Moepes aud anbere
Stdnime gum 3ampfe seSeu be Bln6.
Aef&ter ermuntert .Dtrbet ,lnb Elm alI9e,
m,einer SnbianerfrieB 8etSrt ni&t ai
eet, llnuiSali&leiten. 8ereitS lou Yen
glepaba biS binauf mad ben Wrenleu
Der en9lil&en 1eftunBen cine Serbd&ti.
Ae:.yte9lamteit inter ben 2ptttduten ~
temerltn Iein. Dae bic panbvo4 3euts
BON Onlel Cams Mrmee ,mit ibren NeR.
Yotnt Off3ieren BEN nt&t 8ewa&itu
tudre, tR potl belannt uub nameuloie1
Glemb t6me ater bic 0renIan(1eeler. -
@ouen toffsn eas 20 nt&t Sef&tett.
Die .i&cn In urierer letten Numme,
ber6tten @&winbeleien ber Mmeneani,
i&ea Gemmil1dre tet bet @tener @At'
auSfeuunS rtdGen IN ber Gbat etneN
febr ernfen Character an I'D trA8e1. =
Staats(elretdr Giib lief Is f& ut&t neb'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
Auslanoild)e Aeberlfd)t.

SIN &et@8ta9 8ebt-tas Wert Der
ber GENERALIZATION. oper befer 8eia8t Der
,.Derpreu6erunS" Deuti@lanbs ieinen
Gang. .-Das Yroieft, bic Gompeten3 bes
beuti@en 9si1es auf bas seiammte blrs
oerli@e Ne@t auSjupebnen. IL auf BEN
befen Meae f& ~ perwirfli@en. Be-
reits bat Der 3eiastuS ben tetrefenpen
Antraa 2asfers In Stpeiter 2eiun8 anse>
nommen unb Der prdfeent beS 3ei@ss
lan3leramtes, Delbrdd. bat ertldrt, tn
BuneeSratte ieien fat aue entssoenite,
benben S@w:eriStetten lberwunpen. Sa
Der Buneesratb Fat i9on bei&loien, ei>
nen Ausl&ub nit Der Mbfai1uns eines
9eaeiniamea Gipilepber ~ beaufna0en.
Die Sdebeutl@en fnben tm Net@staSe
ieinen anberen 8ertbeieieer ibrer &ron>
re@te, ale serabe iene Mdnner, rel&e
bic 9ir@e 8e9en bte ueuen 3wan8sseie>
se SertbeiptDt baben, admlt@ bic Ab8es
crbneten bsr Gentrumsfraetipn. Die ar
men. 1@on balb aus8epl1nberten Gdrfen
bdrften bsnn bod bolb inne tperpen. no
fe lie Staben ibrer Ibrone ~ iu@en
baten. cb i'm Eager Der 2iberalen pber In
rem ser paterlanpsperdtberii&en 3atbo>
ltlen.
Dab ben bo&berstsen 26nis BON Bais
ern ter Gram iber ieinsn 9etbanen
S9ritt 3ur 3ei@seinbeit bradt tbut
unS leip. Dp@ wdre bic @el@ibte bie
9ebrmeRerin Der GdrRen unb barf man
aus Der gersanaenbeit ei,in S@lu6
auf bic 3utunft tbun, eann bdtte sr bod
tpiGen ml7sn, cae Der "preueii@e" Np=
let Elm 3aubpcSel II ft.-Greili& iest ifs
,u fpdt. ..
DaS bic en8lil@en Bldtter Fb ater
ben preubii@en Yarlamentarismus luft8
MAIDEN III ibnen wabrbaft ni&t 3u Der.
bsnten. Denn tu9td8ltb perpen neue
Yroten bisits S&einepnitituti
8eliefert. .....
als BE fir@en politii&en 0eiese Dor
has preu6ii&e 6errenbaus 8elanSten, isbte
eieies cine Gommi1ion aur 8eratbuns
cerlelben Elm, u. es traf fdb, bab In tiele
Gommii1ion 0erace iouiele GeiHee als
Greunee Der 8orla8en 8etpdblt wu,ben.
Dabur@ ssi&ab es, toe bic 0erbanbIun
aen piel etn8ebenber betrieben wurben. ols
6em &atbolifenbai7e beS 6rn. Dismard
lieb trar. unb nae nod beeentli&er mar,
bae etnlelne SefimmunSen Der 0dese
ssr,porfen wurpen. Gnblt& 8inS BEN AQs
9e,paltt9en pie@eoulD auS u. II liee eur&
Desrn Dernmutb beantra8ea, bas 1aus
mS9te feline @emmi0ion auF6ieu. Die
perren suaSten aber )u metnea, cine iols
DE Sneekquen3 let bod eiaentlt& Uenis
pa1ene far bas 0auS. Da boz 1err
Bismard In Srtmmieem 3srne an unb
(pra&. BE 0eri&leppuns Der 0eitse leioe
q nan etnmal ni&t unb ta fe bic Sa&s
70 In be 2duae jieben ,parben. bic eines
ber 1duir bef9lx6unfdbie Seworeen (ei.
- warbe I'D bte Sdetaeberif&e Gbdhe'
leit ber @e8ierun8 auf ei1 aaeerss De-
biet lenten maiIeH, ale auf bAstniAe
wsl&eS Fe In tielem Mueenblide beiWdi.
| tiee; III Dsuti&, n mar6e tie HsSieTunl
e0S 1erenbauS gum 3enler iaaen uni
lire ei8enen 0e8e 0eben. Natdrlt& sinl
l iehf Nets !Nevrpn e{m nwhpveA Qi6ht AMI