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Smyrna times., 1874-03-18
Republican County Meeting.

The usual mass Convention of the Republi-
cans of New Castle county to take steps for
organization preliminary to the campaign, was
held at New Castle, on Saturday, and was
attended by an immense crowd. A special
train Of five cars was run from Wilmington.
The meeting was called to order at noon,
when Joshua Maris was called to the chair,
and Rev. L. q. Steward appointed Secretary.
Geo. w. Williams, of White Clay Creek, and
Daniel B. Anderson, of Christiana, were
elected additional secretaries.
The following gentlemen were elected a
committee to prepare business: H. +. Pickels,
Howard NJ. jenkins. Chas. II. Gallagher, j.
s. Valentine, John Pilling, Amos w. Lynch,
William Silver, ferdinand Janvier, John G.
Clark.
A County Executive Committee, consisting
Of two delegates from each Hundred, was
appointed.
chair to prepare resolutions then reported the
following, which were adopted by the convsn-
ton amid much enthusiasm, each being en-
dorssd by q tremendous Aye" and continued
cheering
/. WHEREAS: The principle that there
should be no Taxation without Representation
was the foundation of the contest for American
Independence, and it is joined to, and supple
mented by, that other principle, upon which
all free governments are established. that the
people shall be equally represented in their
law making and tax-laying bodies, and
WHEREAS: The people Of New Castle CO.
now suffer under great disabilities, from the
tact that they do not have, in their Legislature
| the number of members to which they are
entitled !; therefore
Resolved By the Republicans of New
Castle county, in Convention assembled Tha
we regard Representation on the basis o.
Population as a cardinal principle of Rspubli
can government, which we cannot surrender o.
qualify, and that in the practical application o
I that principle the system of slsction by dis
tricts should be adopted.
g ResOlUed That, as the means Of securing
not only the principle Of equal representation
but other much needed reforms in the organi
zation Of this State, a Constitutional convsn
tion is imperatively demanded.
/ 3. ReSOtUed:. That the laws of this State
allowing wages Of labor to be attached fo
debt, are oppressive upon those whose dali
sustenance is dependent upon the fruits o
their daily toll, and we are in favor of thsi
repeal and that, in harmony with the libsra
policy of other States, we are, further, in favo
Of exempting from execution a reasonabl
D portion of the property OF debtor, not only a
affordng relief TO his family. but as bette
securing the creditor, and tending to elevate q
: classes of common citizenship.
1 a. ResotUed. That we are 10 favor of 81
tending to all classes of our citizens the oppol
r tunity of acquiring an education, and of thu
: improving their own condition and advancin
: the welfare OF the State.
Resolved: That We regard the law, passe
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Ex COL REDDEN-The Committee on War
Claims Of the House Of Representatives have
under consideration a bill for the relief of Col.
VIM. o. Redden, of Sussex, late Colonel Of
the 3rd Regiment Delaware volunteers. II
provides that the Secretary of War be author
lied aud directed to place bis name on ths
rolls as Colonel of the Sd Regiment as of date
January l, 1869 and that the Secretary Of the
Treasury be authorized to pay to him ths pay
and smOluments OF Colonel from said date
until the 18th Of May 1862, and also the sun
of 81 ,9O5, in full compensation for money sx
pended by him in recruiting, enrolling anC
subsisting the soldiers Of said regiment
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

WHAT thing is politics The character of
Charles Sumner in the flesh is no more like
the character of Charles Sumner in the grave
than life is like death, if We may judge from
the standpoint of political opposition. Who
would have believed that the hundreds Of
journals throughout the country who could see
nothing but evil, and that continually, in the
life and policy of the living man, woald be the
ones to pay the highest eulogies to his mem
ory? We read the editorials of our exchanges
as they came to US after his death, and in none
did we find higher tributes than in Democratic
journals that had always said only the bitterist
things of him. 1t was from these papers that
thousands Of reads read, for the first tune in
their lives, in their party organ, that Charles
Sumner was the greatest American of his time.
Never had they heard before, from a source
entitled to their credence, that this political
adversary, ay, personal enemy was a man OF
so exalted character that in ali his public life
of thirty years nothing had ever been brought
against him to tarnish his henor as man.
Whileever he was enabled to press his princi
pes to a successful issue-whils ever he lived
in short, he was hated But the moment
death toek him out of the way of his politica
opponents then they could see his greatness
lie was no longer an obstacle in their path ant
they could join with his friends in strewin,
flowers upon his grave. 1t is for Demo
cratic journal now to tell US that it was principle
that, above every other consideration, mad,
Mr.. Sunrcer struggle, many times against hi
party, against sxpediency, even against hope
to secure the great measures inauguratea b.
him. 1t is for Democratic journal to nov
tell US that Mr.. Summers unceasiBg effort
in behalf of the colored people was not the 60
pecial love he had for the colored race, but hi
undying conviction that the Fundamental lav
was unjust and undemocratic so long as it mad
distinctions in the rights of men. 1t is eve
for Democratic papers to rejoice that the grea
statesman lived long enough to see his polio
so nearly realized, and to rejoice that his wor
has not died with him.
How utterly at sea ara scores and hundred
of men to day in their views Of Charles Sun
ner. But yesterday they believed him tn
sum of all villanies to-day they find him p
tured as saint by the very papers that ha
learned them to hate him. And even mar
Democratic papers are awed into silence
the course of their Gls leaders. Rather tha
follow in the road to praise they say nothing.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Col. HENRY s. McCoMB.-The New Or
leans papers contain interesting details of a
testimonial OF regard recently presented to
Col McComb Of Wilmington, who is regarded
as the railroad king of the Southwest. 1t con.
sists Of memorial addressed to Col McComb
as President Of the consolidated railroad line
from New Orleans to Cairo, and is signed by
a large number of citizens of the State OF
Louisiana and Mississippi. The New Orleans
Iicdyune, of tho llth inst. thus alludss to the
memorial:
"This tribute has been we'll deserved by this
gentleman. There are few men in this country
who could have achieved this brilliant result.
There can be no doubt that there did not exist
in our section either the capital or the enter
prise to accomplish SO great an undertaking.
1t has however, been done through the vigor
pOrtinacity, activity and large credit of {
single individual, and that person is Henry s
McComb. A memorial has been got up
signed by corporations and merchants, capital
lists and citizens, OF all classes of this State
aad Mississippi, addressed to Col II. s. Nc
Comb, President Of the Great Northern anC
Mississippi Railroads, expressing to that gen
tleman their great admiration, respect ant
gratitude for the energy, enterprise and th'
vast service and benefit rendered to thei
States and the great northwest by the compile
ton Of unbroken railroad communications be
tween this city and Chicago.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

THIS TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
Delaware.
r2RMS-SUBsCRIPrON-On year $500 advance or sG5
paid till the end of No unit
allarrearsare pad-ony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will inserted atthe rate Cent
ane nseron insertions Three
Shalt cents liberal made quarterly ssniaI
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

Sam. Townsend, tired of being a political
raider, has turned political joker. The article
ITO the Democrats White Men of Dola-
ware" is Of his paternity. His hit at rich, un-
educated Governors is not bad
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

RECEPTION AND DONATION.-The Metho-
dist congregation of this town gave their pastor
and his wife, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Ph@bus, q
most hearty welcome and liberal donation on
Thursday evening last, at the parsonage, in
acknowledge of the return of Mr.. Z. to
the pastorats for another year. The atten-
dance was only limited by the capacity of the
parsonage to hold the visitors. The prominent
feature of the occasion was the presentation of
handsome study chair to the pastor, on behalf of
the young people of his congregation, by Mr..
VIM. FAIRIES The speech was in excellent taste
and Mr.. p. reply was of course of that heart
felt character that such token would inspire.
The ladies' also presented Mrs. Phebus with a
purse of over $50, and the the pantry materia
wheeled into the back yard commenced with q
barrel of -four and ranged all along through big
list of substantials and delicaciss, too numer
Gus to mention. The enjoyment Of the evening
was of the ovsrfowing character that invari
ably comes upon company who have done
good deed The refreshmeut table was equa
to the unexpected heavy demand mad
upon it.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-At the present tina
when diseases OF the throat and lungs are so
frequent, every one should bear in mind the
.ecessity of attending to o cough or a cold, at
the first commencing. A cough, no matter
how slight" should be cured; when neglected,
It too frequently terminates in consum ption.
hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar never fails
In curing the worst cases Of coughs, cold hoarss-
ness, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma and Group.
Ii ls an infallible remedy for hopping cough.
Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers through
out the United States.
Russell 4 LASDIs, Prop'rs, Philadelphia.
p. s. See that the signature OF RUSSELL &
LANDS, PrOp'rs, is on each wrapper.
Cheap Cheap Cheap l-Bedsteads fOe
80 and mattresses for $3.50 at McDoKalrS
Smyrna times., 1874-03-18

DELAWARE ASSOCIATION FOR CRIMINAL
REFORM-The annual meeting of the Dsls-
ware Association for Criminal Reform was
held in Wilmington last week. Officers for
the ensuing year we're elected as follows:
Presidents Ne,o Castle county, Rev. Fielder
Israel and DIR. l. p. Bush; Kent, DR.. Isaac
Jump; Sussec, DIR. G. H. Richards
Corresponding Secretary. S. Valentine.
Recording Secretary and Treasurer George
G. Maris.
Manrgsrs-Ne,o Castle County, VIM. G.
Spruancs. Esq, Rev. G. A. Latimer, Rev
Fielder Israel, DR.. l. p. Bush, Anthony Hig
gins and George G. Maris, Esq. Kent County
DR.. Isaac Jump, Henry B. Fiddeman, Esq,
J. Alex. Fulton, Esq, George " Massey
ESQ., Thos. L. Madden, Esq, DR.. J. V. SharE
and Rev Mr.. Hutchinson; SUSSEX County
Dr. c. H. Richards, c. S. Layton and Jacot
Moore, Esqs., DR.. Stewart, Rev John l.
MeKim, John Hickman, Esq, and Hon. Jas
| Ponder.
On motion of Mr.. Higgins, resolution
adopted one year ago was reiterated to tn,
following effect: That Rev. Fielder Israel, on,
of the vice Presidents, be authorized to visi
the managers in the several counties for tn
purpose of making any arrangements for car
rying out the provisions and powers Of tn,
charter and the usefulness of the association.
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. Ser .ebip Msailemfreunb@,

Aer aeRSe tleber1d}ub J, Der t1d} aus Oct ,@tlts
Habmc fir abonnen,ent uno an5eigen bee
r0bio @aiienfreunb" eraibt, miro obne ie6er
gbsua su Dem 3uedc beItimmt Elm @aiien>
hauS fit sfnabeu innerbalb her 9io5efe golun,s
6ua. au erridten. Ser us8aiienfreuno" fol- itets
sin ma9rbaft boltstbiimlides 8latt iein, al!e
@ebietc oes ipcltlid)en unS tbeoloail6em @i1ens
salt fih ber vssaiienfreuuo" often, nur qise,
Auredt uno 3wan9 ioQ itets oaoon auS9eidlois
fen lein. Da bic 3ubl unlcrer slbonncnten
hiol orob aeuug lit oab luir 9ofen tDnnen,
ssr .Moilcnfrcuno" perhe cine @3utunft baben,
s,,n 81 mir min ld,en unfere AbiIdt Die @r=
y;d,tuno sines MaileuAauies, red)t bato ausSu=
f;ihrcn, 70 uenoeu ipr uus an ale Menid)eu,
fr,unbe NIT folecnoeu Nnerbieten
Br pcrieMoen Den nSpio Maiienfrcane":
10 Sabre lang gcacn
8orou5bc,ohtuua bon -. $1,000.
ssbcsslanslib aeecn -
SorsuSbcsabuna bon -. S25.OO.
Dobe mub her Gmpianeer bas Hoitporto
klbit bcsablcn. 0as lebenSl0n9lid,c @bonne,
aent tann nur auf eineYcrion, ni1t auf
cine Eamilie ober Girma anacNonllncn mcrhcn.
NScnn elmer I'M lerer lsbensl6naliAcn Nbonncn~
ssu fterben jollte, 70 iuo beieu sln9eD0rige bet
p{lidtct, u,ls Icinen Son III meloen, hun,it oery
albc I'M ,@aijcn nircuuo" onaeSei9t weroe. Ser
aer. tpenm Die bon unS pruiectittc @oiienanitult
sinmrl in's Qeben eetreten lit, 70 iollcn bic Ct
na hi,eterloIlencn &nuben eines lcbensldngli<
Aeu Nbonncnteu oor anbereu etinoern neu @or=
r,a boben III oielc Antalt aufaenommen gu
DerSsn. Der .sSaiIeufrcuno" lit tein 8latt
sos ir9cno elmer Speculation wesen berausae>
seben miro, Der 9erauSacber ber;id)tet ouf alien
ubiid)cn 2obn, eriuorth ober hesbolb aud bon
allsa Mcnideni irsunbcu bic bercitpllislte Inter
Ribuna fit oas beeuauene llnternebmcu. -
GE Nbonnenten ouf 10 SABRE ooer ouf Sc.
benascit miiica ecn @etra9 oireft an ben
bcrousseber bcs uSbio MaiicnfreunS"
s;nfeMheu
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Die beatfcbe airbettpplitif.

Sic 9an5e cipili1irte 8elt 1T in 9e<
lpannter @rwartuns, tpel6es bas Gnbe
oer pon 9eutI 6lonb, reIpettipe Preuben>
ein9ef6la9enen &ir6enpolitif lei; ,uer,
Of @taot ooer STRIDE, enolib als @ie9er
aus Dem Sample berOor9eben 'ueroe.
9orum miro mani es per5eiben, , tpenn
oieie sSroge, Die alle @en,iitber 10 lnd@tig
belpest, ou9 in uns ouf ftou6t, tpenn ou9
mir, oDne Propbet lein Su wollen unlere
2eIer nit Den Mnli6ten pertraut MAIDEN,
bic mir be5iigli@ oer genannten &ir9en<
politif be9en.
@tellen tpir uns auf ben @tanopunft
bes mpoernen 9toates, B. +. auf ben Der
obloluten @epalt, Die feinen anoeren
6errn iiber ii9 ertennti lonoern III i6rer
5elbitpereDtterun9 10 tpeit 9ebt, Die Gyi=
{ten5 eines jus divinum zines 9fotur=
re5tes bos sll perleben aud Der itaatli=
den @e1ebsebune ni6t erlaubt if gu
leugnen; pfli9ten mir Der @nli9t mos
oerner @tootsmdnner Bel, baB es auf Der
Melt feline anoere Mutoritdt 9ebe, als Die
oes @tootes bonn freiliA ,oeroen mir
su9eben mii1len> baB bieie oleini9e Ma6t
sic glei65eitig Die Snbaberin Der pDDli=
l6en @etpalt 1T, olleroings i'm @tanoe
lein miro ben @leg gu erringen, Den @e-
bprlam 5u er5tpingen. Cont lpare Die
Trage 16on 9el0st: Der @toat 1T i'm
Nedt> Der @taot er5uingt ii@ &e6t uno
|cr # @ieger.
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Gum Sapeiten Sabr9aue.

Ilit @ottes Siilfc beginner mir ben aueitcn
,aobreon0 bcs vSbio 8aiienfreunoeS." 9ie
Senb eng uno Der 3wcd hiccs Slattes bltlbt
anberanbert. Uortmabrcnb merocn mir unicre
2eicr bon osu wid)tigiten SorQdn9en III ben
serld)icosucn sbeilcn Ser ssclt Godridt aeben
ano Ben Ebriesn 9faum bes @latteS nit belebs
5cnocn unb untcr9oltcnbcn s(ltifeln ouSfilllen.
mir fiuo nit ben idGnen @r5aDlunsen unn
Spnltieeu s(uflasen fit lanse 3e,t Dinrci@eno
serleDen s. wiro BON alen seiteu lett 1n@
srronat, cab unier @latt, pas ben anDalt be-
srifft, ii1 actroit ben bcltcn 8lattcrn 5ur Scite
acl(cn parf. So Die 3ab( unierer sbonnenten
Rdi in Den lektsn @oben ii6cr GrWarten raid
acnacbrt bat 70 ioll unS nieicS Gin s(ntrieb
fein, Dem @atte fortiua1rcnb bic 9robtc Sor9s
falt susu!uenben uno nur iolde Nnflatc obsu<
arudcn bic fir ale luirllid leiensipertb iinS.
Maoc bcnn @ott Scu auten gSillen be5 SerauSs
ssbtrs isancn uno icins ld,uaden sfra itc itar<
len, bonit er itetS boS 9itige trifft uno ieine:,
Hsicrn nidts trinai, maS itncn nid' CUR rniibli>
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81 Bomero - Die Meiifion toaroe an'
leBten sonatag beenbet, uadoem iie atsei Bos
1eu sebauert Bate. Sim Sonntog No9mitta9
mad bet @ciper bielt Der So9lp. Yater2S Simeon
int SAulbaufe ben fdon friber ertpabnte,1
8ortrae ubcr Die Se{uiten uno. ibre @ertreibnns
aus Deutihlans. Bic aablrei@ berlammelten
3ub0rer lauf9teu nit seipannter Muf,nertiams
felt auf ben interelianten Bortrag, Der mebr als
~ Stunben 6aaerte. Die sanje geneinoe,
bic fid, bonsdbIia, ia Iber;dblig an bieier Wifs
fon betbeiiiste, ftattet bier,nit uod'nals ben
bon uns eeldiebenen Miffiondren ben ber3lib'
fen Dant ah fir ibre Miiben.
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| len, in seiner Ri1tung in lpelber i
enttpeber Dem Nbgrnn6e entgege!l gebel
ober ,pobei ise itd bod 10 arg perirren
| bas 1ie bas ibnen bon @ott gelebt
I3iel niemals errei9en. gu ben. nab
rem no,, @ott getpoaten 5ortI9ritt glib
uns Die pon Gott seoffenbarte Religion
Die beili9e tatbolHbe Stride ndmlih
|bie, Gdbigfeit unb bic Ulittel; obne Die.
|ielbe 1T Elm tpa1rer 6orti6ritt gar MIDI
m0gli9. unb obne bic fatboliI9e &ir9'
bate Die WfenI6beit ben nn8ebeureu
SortI9ritt ben ,1ie i'm 2aufe: bon Is
Sabrbunoerten aus Der Siniternib, ben
@raueln uno Dem san5en gleno oes
6eibentbums 5ur Bilsuns uno @eiits
tuns, in @i0enj6aften uno 3ilnlten ge<
ma9t bat, ME unb nimmsr MAIDEN fon'
men. Ser tuabrs TortI9ritt in Der red=
len 8ihtung 1T allo nur innerbalb Der
fatbplil9en Stride m0sli6, uno Die sldu-
bi9en une treuen Gatboliten iino eisentr
lid bic re@te 1ori@rittspartei> oenn iie
baben an Der Stride cine Gibrerin, Die iie
bepabrt por.. M6,pesen. 9iejeni9en
Men1 n19en aber, bic beut;uta9e in 3ei=
tunsen Bu9ern, 2osen, Wereinen,
Wirtbsbdulern uno Sbeatern nit Dem
6ortl9ritt einen 9eioenlarm hla=
gen 1inb meii items nod midi NAL einen
@9ritt in Der re@ten &i9tuns fortse=
ldritten. gBas man jebt fdll9liaer
Weile Tortl9ritt nenut iit geraoe oas
@eqentbeil BON Dem ,pabren 6rii itli@en
Tortl6ritt. Ser fallde Gorti6ritt lit
BON Dem grimmi9fen 9ob geSen Die faz
tboliI9e Stride uno Nlles, mas oamit
3ulammenbanst err fIQt. Gbre, Gintub,
uno @enuB lit allein lein
@treben. @aB oer Meni9 eine unferb<
li6e @eele bat bab feline wabre 8elt'm=
muns unb oas 3iel leines Daleins aber
oieIes Groenleben binousrei9t oapon
min Der mooerue Qiberolimus nihts nil
len. un}er beili9er 8ater Pius TX.
seidnet Den 9eprielenen mooerHen Sort
jbritt nit folgenben Worten: Ser
6ortl6ritt 5ielt ein5is barauf ob, olle
@runolab Der @ere6tisteit Suseno,
@brbarfeit uno &elision iiberoa gdn5ll9
5u beieitisen unb oas abl@euli4e @pltem
oes losenannten Socialisnlus ooer aud
gommunismus, ,uel6es logar Der natiir=
li6en @ernunft ano Dem natiilli9en
@e9te bur@ous lpioerlpri9t, 5um grDb@
ten @9oben uno 8erberben Der san5en
menl9li9en @elelll6oft ein5ufibren. )"
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3 G it "a fee 1t.

3eitfra9em.
Wiele @orter fansen an nit ben @u9=
faben s. 9aruuter iinb man@e Die
iir ale 3eiten belonbers aber fir Die
|iebise 3eit cine 9robe 8eoeutrn9 baben.
@ol9e W0rtsr lino ). 9. fromm friI6,
irob, FeiBig, Triebe, Treuoe Trennb,
Treibeit, Tortlthrit. gamentli@ ma9t
oas Mort Sort Aritt in unlerer
|3eit setpaltigen 2drn,. g}atiirli@ 1T
aas gHrrt al uno fir li6 oaran unldul=
big uno Der 2arm eebt aus bon oer
Yortei, sic ite!s Den S ort Drift i'm
Munoe iiibrt. QDir luollen uns oaber
oen 6ortldritt uno bic Gorti@rittspartei
etmas nd6er an nleben. He@t per itanoen
uno leiner pobren 8eoeutnn9 nod 1T Der
Sort 6ritt Der 3>ped bes menldl. 2ebens.
Tort1dritt fpmmt BON fortl6reiten 1i6
pcrmittelF Der TiiBe bon o.@telle be,ueaen.
9as lit Der leiblide Tortiaritt. Dieier
lit ober selu0bnli6 ri9t 9emeint, lonbern
Der 9ei1tiee Tort]9r;tt ,poburd mon
permittellt @ebrou@ b.s @erl ltanbes uno
freien Millens lid entlueber auf einen
onoeren gei1ti9en 6tonbpunft IteQt D. ols
man pprber batte ooer inbem man Die
Sage Der MenI I9en ooer ir9enb tpel9e
menl9li9en @inridtun9en perbeliert unb
perpollfommnet. 9as lit bic natiirli@e
8coeutung oes Mortes Tortl 9ritt. Mir,
Die mir entl6ieoene @esner Ser Deuti9en
TOrti6rittspartei lino, la8en nun, bab
Der Men16 bon. .@ott redt eigentli9 gum
maDren Sortldritt erl@affen it,: SUM
leib i d II, oenn oasu bat ct Die Tiibe ;
gum gel iiti9en, benn bo5u bat ibnl
Gjptt ben @tri itano, ben freien @illen
unb olle &rdfte Ser Geele seseben. gBie
es ober beim leibli6en Tortibritt ni6t
Ito lebr onrauf ontommt, ~ E., ionoern
~ o y in mon fort Idreitet, 10 lit bieles
auD beim seiiti9en 5ortldritt Der TaQ.
9Benn Elm Menl9 an fteiler Se1swanb
nur Elm ,uenig bon Der re6ten &i9tun9
!fortldreitet 10 fdlt er uno serlbmettert
lid i'm Nb9runbe. @enn Semano cine
Gbeue su 0ur6reilen bat, uno in Der fall
|lden Gi6tuns, auf perfebrtem g8ege
fort lbreitet> 10 perirrt er li6 unb erreidt
fem 3iel ni1t. &erooe 10 lit es nit Dem
eeiitigen Sortl6ritt. @iele 01enl lben,
borunter olle III Ier mo6ernen Tort1 DRIFTS
mdnner, l6reiten fort, aber lie Ieben ni6t
ouf Die 9ouptla6e> ouf Die &idtun9, in
| ,uelber lic fortl6reitcn. Gott >pi(l, bab
Die Men19en iortl6reiten in oer 5u9eno
in Der 9Scisbeit, oaB lie fortl l6reiten aus
hip1rm seitlidlrn in No5 etnine 0rhpn
fcrtl6reiten BON Der @rbe. gum 9immel.
Ginen lol6en erpben unb 9lorrei6en
Tprtl6ritt f6nnen luir nur nit 6reuoen
be9riiben uno in bielem @inne wollen
mir INNER an 0er Spibe bes Tort'6ritta
}, ,narI1ieren. ltnlere mooernen Sort
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