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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10
Sibmn9 Ses DEMO fratifd1 confcr
OatiOen Sta1ts Gcuttal=
Ennfftp1S

Sn Solge Ser @lnberuiung bur4 ietnen
@oriibenbcn, A6tb. Soibua Sauiant, trat
oaS pon Der oemOfratiiden StaOtS @onoen-
tiou 9onuerltag, Den %. Su!t, etugelette
StaotS- &entralz@omite 9eitern Sornlttta9 II
ubr i'm Saale oeS tenllI6en 9eparteGentS
Oc8 ,MorplauO Suititut5" 5uammen; eS
prGitairte Utapor &anIant, uuo 0r. SameS
u. 8. 0tc@lure iungirte ais Sefretdr.
Inn 4l2 llbr maro Die 8erlanmlung sur
SrOuuug gerufen. Der Setretdr oerlaS 0a8
&er3ei9niB Der 0titglteOer, luobet eS it9
berau8 tellte, OaB Die Wtttglteoer aus ben oret
@eiebgebung8 Se3irteu Salttmore'8 unO
alien Counties bis auf Sent, Slcomlco unO
gSorceiter, irel6e unuertreten maren, Gou3Gb.
| Zig erihienen maren; nen1ltdI:
2lae8banp-Q8. S. gSitberS, 6rauct5 9arz
ri8, s. 8. 6amUiu.
Slime Qrnnbel-Of. 8aunon, 6. S.Seufle,
Sa8. 0tepel.
Stabt Baltimore - @rfer 9eiet9ebungss
8e3irf: !6einr. &ai9me1er, 9t. S. Slaterr
Sobu 6. 9lObiniOn; 3meiter @eieegebun9Ss
8eSirt; 6. Smltb, Sas. {. DtcSlHrer Sreo.
Gaine; brltter @eietge gebuu98beSirf: 9S. s.
WtcSepen, Sol. y. Srd9er unO Y. 9S. Al'
baugb.
Baltimore =@ouutp--9eniS Suruerr lun.,
gSm. Sc. SiaocS, Sobn Nterrpmau.
@aIpcrt-P. 9S. 0OpHS, S. gS. Srpant,
Daniel 6ielos.
@aroltne-g8. $. Sanoerforb, 90. O2cStu=
Itrp, @eOrge u. Sbomer.
Garroa-8. g8. &Aigbt, gS. $. 8raG9
SameS u. OtcSiuitrp.
'@cril-gSH. 30. Sni9bt, 6enrp $. 8rabg
| Sanes u. Mcaep.
GbarlsS-3Obn 9S. 0ait8ea, q. 5. @mOOt
s. 2S. QSeems.
0Or@eiter-@lemeut Suaiuan, gt. IS
Mace, Or. Gugen 5O0iOH.
SreOerid-SObn 9titdte, 8. 9Oriep, Is
@arrett-Bm. 9au, Is. u. srpbOn, 2r
$. s. Seller.
SarforO-S. 3. 6erRanOiS , SoBn &
Streatt, Sobu s. gGallb.
pomaro-1boma5 >. 9unt, 2lrtbur =
@Orman, SObn 3. @larf.
DOntgOmerg e. 3. 9rettpman, 6. SO
Smeur 0eOrge Yeter.
4rince @eorgt'S-SBo8. S. Gurner, 3
@oOt, 3. 9. golen.
Queen mnne's-Sohn 9. SrOmn, SO. 8
Genple, 9. Clements.
SOmeriet-2. 6. 8aters, Or. @eorge
Dennis, g9. .. 9ioa9.
ct. Marg'S-SObn s. Dent, SEQ. y
Nluraan, 0enrp IS. Carroll.
8albOt-gO. GlOpO, SObn 9arringtOn,
g. s. 6arOcaitle.
g8aibingtOn-@e Or9e 6reuner, s. 9Orit
,Serbert, 5ane8 @ouob.
Die ieblenben Wit9lieber mareu: ans Ser
Gountp Sames u. Scarce, 81. s. SObuir
lInO 81. gS. Soue8; ans gSicomico> @oun
, $. 6umpbrcps, U. s. @ramforo uno Sem
: &OuOUiue; aus QSOrcener @Ouutg 5rDmg
. Utottbelps, 9r, $. q. Bits uno 9lleranO
! Gbbett5.
> Sic SerbauOlungen wur0CH in 'iibld
: gSeiic bel geidlOiienen &biiren geiiibrt.
I Ntan nabm beu pom 9ru. 8. u. 9lob
= aus Baltimore Ofiertrten Sei9luB, baB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10
Sfe MDnf0as sTer5o,,,,,,T,,,,n ~,

/
| llnler NtontagS- Slatt brinqt bic Scrbonhs
lungen elmer gelern Nbeno Inter ben Nuiniz
glen ciuer Iniabl berborra9enber sahaetfp
na6 Der D5retmaurer Saae," M6rb gbarle8.
SraBe, berufeneh Rerfammluua. Die Scr.
lanlmlhng' 5it welfer ipeSlea Die piilabhdu.
9tgen oeTnotratphen II. notwithstanding
geber Der Stabt Saitittore" eingeluben parerr.
mar 5nbireidl belud1t unb erbebliber @ntbm.
tnSn1GS be9lettete Die Serbanblunoeu. Sip
Q6. 6eeier gSilmer uno &idter NPQulsbn
blelteH 8eSen nnO cine 8eibe Seidliife, bic
alS bejetdneuo fir ben Gbaratter Der 8ers
lammlun9 9elten niiien, fano &ufdhme.
Die Seialiifle beuutrogett bic Gruennuno
elneS, ans finfuubSmansi9 Serren beItebenoefI
Snmtte'Sr oeren Aufgabe eS ieiu loa, anftSz
Blge Sanbloaten anf ben Gtdets Ut fretdlen
lno oatttr before Qeute 1T iubititulren. Sr,
Smttb bleit in Gthleituu9 Der Seihliilie cine
Heoer III pelder er bauptiG6iih bas nnrae,
irl9e muni6ipa!e &efen- @femse! 5es ,amez
rtcan" oorlaS nib SarduS ar9eu WiBbraud
| Der Ofentlifeit @elOer folQerte; mir miiITen
6etGTm baben, lnbem mir Die i9lehten @ans
| oloaten auSid)cioen unb before oafiir iubitiz
turen. Sr. &eeie iolpobl ipie Dr. 0ilmer
erfldrten, Dap iie 9emotraten ieten uno es
au1 bleIben piiroeH, aber Die 8artei nliiIIe
oon Den unlauberen @lementen 0eretniqt uno
ntd1t lGnger Der StttatItr einselner 8erfouell
underground tueroen. t6r. gS. betoute
terner Die iacuBltde Serraltuug Der SnOru,
gtotblng8 unO Die nod erbIrmlihere Der
RaoIfolen, wclten man nid1t na1abmen
Iollte.
Gum Salufe Tsraf Gidter Waulsbn BON
9arrollsGGlntp, Der 3undtlt conitattrte, OaB
Ielne (ote bemofratiid)e) Bartei nift fir Die
Siinbeu Der Staptuermaltung BON 1864-66-
ilebe 0teden, grcmpel bes ,.9merican"- pers
antportlid lei, baun aber cine Qanse fir
nGeform" brad uno ifart oieSermebrun0 Der
4uSgoben Der @eiet9ebung getBeIte. Gin
Dtuiifbor fiillte Die Baulen ans. Die Sbcils
nebmer Der &eriammlune beitanben aus
Scuten alIer polttii6eu Sdlattirluqen; nadl
ben SeiiallS QeuBerunQeu, Die qemiiien
Semerfun9en Der 6eoner fOlgten, idienen Die
0fepnbltaner unO- v@itiScnS" i'll Der 0ietrbeit
Su ein.
SeOenfallS fsl9te alien peuiger idarfen
Neuberungen Der JteOner gc9en Die 0emOfrat
tie fetn Selfall, unb bel Der Seriibruug Der
Climber Der SnOmnotbin98 NIB 6aOifalcn
berritte tiefe Stille i'm Saale. 9aS Motip
Der Seme9ung muB, iOpett e8 Die leiteubcn
Uldnner anbetrifIt, ais eln aufliftige8 be-
tradtet lueroen lno e8 lit nunmebr ah5um0rz
ten, NIT meld' rpeitercn 8orihlGgeu Oas 25er
@Onite Dor oaS Solf treten nir0. Sr. @tl.
nter ia9te runo beraus, baB man MIR bic
2luSmcr5uug Der anf6Bigen Hamen auf Dem
Selet9ebungSz uub &utbS5ettel tn'S Auge
faiien perOe. - Sriefe be8 orn. 9. 8.
9SGaiS unb anberer !Serren, pelde ba8 Sc.
ritdJt III Au8fd)t geitellt hattie, famen uid)t
CUR Serleiung. I'm 10 llbr fanb Die Serta,
9uug itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10

Der 9riinoer oes Ronumeuts, ieiu Is. E. 6rns
Suih's) Bib, nit Der 2lufhrtft nl6ernaHn
Buid, BrQfoeut Der &ereluiQten S6ubeugCs
iclidOit. BlauOcutdlcr &olf5ieluceiu, To-
8eptember, SaiiRtuplrt, llulOn@6iu. 81
S." olt Gstrtae o9ien Dortcr Irlbiiue" uno
0Sun," Die nyisY. StlOtSSettuug" uuO Die
anOereu oeutiheu EuQsStl0tter ytemsDorts,
Sa8 6elblatt ,,llni' li0oetipraf" Il. I. ~. in
ben auSgeb6blter GrynoIetu, peridlOB oeu-
idbm nit elmer 3mtploue uuo elmer Stein=
platte, pcldlc iogleih NIT waiicrOidtem See
ment pertlciOet wurOeu. Jtahoem S9r. 8ul6
ole iibliheu orti Oammeridldge auf ben Stelu
gefiibrt bate, murDe oericlbe in oeu fitr lbu
beitimmteu @lot eiugeieHft uuo ctu9emdntrt.
0r. g. &. Stsfien biclt OauH Die 6citreOe.
Radoem Ole S0ohrnfe uerlIuugeu maren,
mm6eu Die @CremOuIe'n fir beenOlQt Crtldrt,
uno bie periammclte Itcngc 3eritreutt iIdl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10

attaGirten te cine abtbeilana con 6anbeu,s
Sermeiiungs- Gartie, in Jtepaba ridjteten lie
ein NaNacre 1lntcr Den gtniieOleru HuO 8ero.
IPutPu M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10

IN 9tcm NrUu5m d , rs,
bItlt uorQ,trrE ole vjroB &OmtBmc olr&em-
pthitlcr lbr Z. IdbrlIdlts &Oucl0uc. &Omtbua
rclcu ans @amotu, 9(uhwau, Jlcwort, &reus
tou, 0obotcu, StulD GItr, lSd'BugioH mo
Quetreu Srttu waren aumt'tuO. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10

SoriitenOe etH aus einem 0titglteSe aus il.
0em@Ountpu. @eiebaebungSbe3trfe Der StaOt
Salttmore beltebenOe5 @Ouite, melde5 Die
SeIt unO Die Srte gum Abbalten BON Mai-
lennrlaWMlungen IN alelE 3beiIen oes Sta0a
teS beltlmmen loft, errienna, all. Sic 2lhss
mabl pes Sorlbenbeu ftel auf folgeuOe Ser
rem: Ditdlael 8annon ans 2tnne 9lrrnOelj
SS. st. QSltber5 aus QQegbaup, Sobu Nierrps
man aus Baltimore @oHutp, Sobn 8. u.
HobloH aus oem l., 9. 8. Smith aus BEN
2. unO Sm. s. Mc8emcn ans Dem 3. Sc
eB9ebungSbC5trte Der Staot Baltimore, SO6n
2S. Ntttdeu aus CHARLES, Or. Srelan0 aus
eaipert, gS. 9g. 9omHS ans Caroline, SaS
u. DteSning altS @arrog, Same3 u. Ulats
teg aus 9ecll, Clement Sullisau ans 0Or=
beiter, Y. y 9. &eOD aus Sre0erit, 2Hm.
9al ans S0rrett, Sobn {. Streett aus Sdrs
toro, Arthu y. @orm0n ans oomarn, SaS.
Altreo Scarce aus Sent, 9. IS. Brettgman
aus .utont9omerp, 9bOma8 s. Suruer aus
Prtnce @eorge'8, Sobn 9. Sromn aus GueeH
Nnne'S, Serr9 y. Carroll aus ct. Warg'S,
gontS (. gSaterS aus Someriet, Sen. s. {.
9arocaltle aus cabot, Otaior 9S. Ooren
0erbert aus 8aibiugtnn, @ea. 6umpbrep
aus gSlcomtco uuO y. Smltb Gperit aus
4S~SANNFNN SN%llLL1" ~|kNlNo SUAltlk HAL ltN5
5uglei9 nit Den ueri9ieoencn @anOiOateu i'm
Staate unO Der StaOt Baltimore 81 beraz
then.
Der 4ntrag Oe8 Srn. 8rettgmau, Oeut be-
rett5 bctcbenOen @TefutiUcomtte Oie Srage,
oh e8 SwcdmaBlg iei, an Die 8cpOlfcrun9 OeS
StaateS elne Aorelie 81 erlaiien, 81 itberpet.
len, fanO allgemelue 3uitimmung.
g(uf SorI6lag OeS 6ru. 9lrt6ur .. @ors
man erbtelt Der SOriiBcnOc Die grmGttiguug,
eln aus iiebeu 8eriOueu beitebauOes TtnanS-
&Omite iu erueuaen unb NIT Der SbEut unO
Seaufidtigun9 Der 3ur SeireituH9 Der In
foiten Der beporfebenOen Sablcampague 5u
lammeluOen 6OnoS 81 betrauen. 9iciC5 50.
mite mtro III eintgen 3agen ernannt perocN.
lin llbr mar Die StBung 81 @uOe.
0aS llutercOmite, pel9e5 nit Der 8eItim.
mung Der 3eit uuo Srte fitr OemOtrati1e
Observation-Disclosures i'll alien &beileu Oes
StaateS betraut lit, miro iid] nd9itcu Dtitt
nod 2lbenO - wabrideinlidJ III 8arnuuFS
6Otel - ueriammeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-10

9r.9.5.Steiner S. 6. gtaiQ
q. u. BERN g. 0t. Glmbroie
E. Barter 3. Stanbiforb
II. %. 8OrieH g8. sc. 1tarine
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lRontoumcrp $. $. @riifttb 6rancis 0liaer
y. @eOrge's y. s. Sln9blm q. s. Merrif
| 8. 4nue's @. Maaaltcu Sobn 8. 6anb
9t. Dturp'8 G. Dt. 9fOllin8 4.d.Qanrence
Sonleriet s. @. 5obion S. 9. 6ooiou
cabot IS. Y. s8rigbt gf. Sauiaut
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ate @rnnpitetnIeauna.

Die S0ee 3ul @rri6tuug ems 6rib 6euter=
0ntmal6 i'm SdiibenzBart gtug bon 6rn.
6ermoun &uih, @rdiioeilteu Der !, ,&ereiuigs
ten ShiiseuzA AfociatiOn," ans; oerielbe iubz
icribtrte oafiir ben gr0Bten &beil OeS Ou3u
u0tbiaeu @eloes uno leitete ale Gorbereltlln=
Qen. 9aS 8entmal fommt in bic Dtttte oes
logeuanuteu guit9arteus, welter an oas g@a=
ltle" anit0Bt, gu rGben. 0afielbe miro aus
eiuem 8ieoeital aus 9rauem g)rauit unO etuer
8rouSe. Statiie oe8 plattoeuti6en 0ihtera
bsltebeu unO iOQ bis gum na6fen 6ritbJabr
fertlg perbeu. 9us 6unoament, meldcS,auS
@rauit uuo &ement beitebt, lit bereitS iertig.
Die 2lusfiibrung Der Static lit oem ytCm
Yorter Sil0baucr gouaro @brle iibertraqer
morbeu, ytad)oem Die Sonne Qeiuuteu ma
uno Die S6atten Des 4beuos anfiuQen, lid
iiber Den Bart auSaubreiten, idrltt man Il
Der Seremouie Der 9ruuofetuleguuq 0r
0ermunn SuIG, angetbun nit eluer meiBeI
/ Dtaurerlhiirje, crOfnete nit elmer fur;eu 2tu
iprad]e Die 6eIer. Gr iagte, baB er nun ol
Seremoule Der Seguug res @)ruuofeineS I'll
: Oas Srlb 9euters9entmol uouSebcn molll
{ Ster, aui Oicier Seite OeS S3eans, mcroe Del
2 ncrltorbenen erfeu plattoeHtihen 9idlter OO
B erltc Nentmal gelebt mCrOCu. 2lud) bier hal
I man bltlCu Uiann, DER 10 piel ositteu bab
4 hod) IN Shreu mo mlhe lelne uuDer9dHgllhi
Il 2Htrte 5u mut0igeU uno an ld0b5u. 70
Il Suld lc9le bteraut OaS bon 6eutCr lclbl g
Il lhrtebCue Yiauucript bon ,,3een Siiluug
|, Ole pom ms dou mltgetbeilte SeitungsorO
Il mn ben Srlef Der gSlttme 5teuter'S, etne "
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Der 8roScB gSeiterpeltS, bes Sfma9er8
eineS Der mutbm aBlifen 9Guber BON Charlie
&OB, lit pIGbltH in etue Ybaie getreteu, mel
DE Die Situation fir ben Oiann auBeroroent=
lid peinlih maht. Anfangs nabm man an,
eS meroe ben @elterpelt nldt oiel belpieien
perOen t0uneu, OOr9eiteru trat iebo9 cine
3en9tu uuf rpelfe 6en Angeflagten am 6.
Snli 1875 nit oem tleiuen 3foB III g4illiamss
burg, N..D., geieben baben nil. SIN Salle
olele Ausla9e anfre6t erbalteu merben fam,
oilrtte es bem Sru. 2Selteruslt idlimm erz
9eben.
9efieriOn 9uuis belt uOrgeferni III 9eSoto,
Nflnourt, cine 0febe, Die bon ben groBen Sour.
nalen oeS SanOeS megen hires cOnierpatioen,
nerlGhnltfen Zones allgemein belobt miro.
Setne anllAtcn iiber Die 6iuan3fro9e itnD
gut bis auf Die, OaB es an @ourant mangele,
mas namlIf gtlemanO 9luubt; es mungelt
ourhanS nitt au @elo, louoern nur an Der
@eIe9enteit, fott @elO gu peroienen. Die
9euen i'm Beiten uerpehieln beibe 8,ariffe,
nm oas 8oit IN Der Snhatonsfraqe rTe su
iiibren.
5ie Snbiuner in Colorado, N,poba mo
lltnb haben fidl in ben leeteren ga ZEN mieoer
iebr ieinSIeli9 9esei9t. SH acre II @taate
, 1875-01-27

af de af Foreningen udstedto GjnldsfOrskrivninger, der
svarer til / af den paa Pantet hvilende Gj@ld til Fore
ninpen, OF i hver af de to forste derpaa ~f6)gende halvaar-
LICE Terniner ct lignende Bel6b. Pantet skaI STILES til
of6entlig Auction linden Udl0bot af l Aar efter Oyertagelsen.
Forsaayidt det like smlges, kan detfor Fremtiden kun opf0res
i Foreningens Boyer med ct Bel0b, som like oyerstiger det
h6ieste we'd Auctionen gjorte Bud.
, 1875-01-27

shall be called 10 and annulled during the first halfyearly
Term that occurs after the expiration of IL weeks after the
mortgage has been taken over, and in each of the two follow
ing ~halfyearly Terms a similar amount shall be called in
and annuHed. The mortgage shall be offered for sale at
public auction before the expiration of one year after it has
been taken over by the association. If the mortgage be not
sold, it can for the future be entered in the books of the as
ISOLATION only with an amount which does not exceed the
highest bid made at the auction.
n.y. If Governments of the opinion that the Board of Directors
Of the Credit Association cause any essential deterioration Of
the security duo to the creditors, and if the Board have not
within a term allowed them done the needful to remedy the
defect. Government shall be empowered to suspend the trans.
actions of the association, or, according to circumstances, to
cause the estate of the association to be taken over by the
Dealing Court.
~ No change in the statutes can be effected except in the man
ner determined by the statutes, and with the consent Of the
Government.
, 1875-01-27

The facilities and immunties which, under the conditions above
stated, can be granted, are the following:
a The bonds issued by the Board Of Directors of the Credit
Association may be drawn on unstamped paper, payable to
the holder or drawn on name, and may be transferred with
b. The Board of Directors may with legal validity make
agreement with the participants or debtors of the association
to the effect that these latter, in the bonds issued in favour
Of the Credit Association, accord to the Board of Directors
the right, ia case the said debtors do not fulfill their con-
tracted obligations, without previous essay Of reconciliation,
suit, or sentence, to levy by the sheriff on the properties
mortgaged and everything thereto appertaining and
to have the same conveyed to the Credit Association, in
such a manner that the levy demanded by the Credit Asso-
citation, or the auction thereupon appointed, cannot be stayed
or set aside by appeal to higher instance, provided that the
auction be held in accordance with Piacard of 22nd April
18l7 and Ordinance of II September 1888, cir. Rescript
OF 10th May 1888; but the participant or debtor in question
shall be at liberty to enter suit for the recovery of full in
Identification from the Credit Association.
g. Administrators Of minors and public moneys, are permit
ted to invest such moneys in the bonds issued by the Credit
Association.
When Government has sanctioned the statutes Of the Credit AS.
ISOLATION, public announcement thereof shall be made, but in the
event that such sanction be not accorded, Government will inform
the parties concerned of the reason for Withholding the sanction.
To which all concerned have to conform.
Government Of the Danish Wet India Islands,
St. 1aomn, the 2ls January 1875.
UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT.
AUG. GARDE.
IL. S.
, 1875-01-27

M skulde Creditforenngens Bestyrelse efter Gouvernementets
Skjon vasentlig forringe den Creditorerne t%iIkommend Six
kerhed, og har den like linden Udl6bet al en- den forelagt
First foranstaltet Diet FOrn0dne til Mangelens Anticipating,
skal Go~uvernementet vere berettiget til at standse Forenin-
gems Virksomhed eler efter Observation-Disclosures foranledige
dens DO taget under Skiftebehandlng.
~ Ingen Forandring kan vedtages i Statuterne uden pa den
disse f~oreskrevne Made og med Gouvernementets
Samtykke.
, 1875-01-27
ORDINANCE

empowering the Government
of the Danish West India ISL
ands to grant divers facilities
and immunities to a Credit
Association for Sugar Estates
in St. Croix.
, 1875-01-27
Janus August Garde,
co,,erneuy for de Understandable Ger, Commander at
D~annebrog og Dannebrogsmond,

MJ0RyITTERLIGT: Paa Finantsministeriet derom
nediaote alIerunderdanigste Forestillng har Diet behaget
Hans Majest@t Kongen we'd a%llerh0iegto Resolution at
eide I. NJ. allernaadigat at stad1este i6lgen1de of Coloni-
vember f. A. vedtagne Anordning hvorved Gouvernemen-
tet for de dansk-vestindiske Ger bemy1djges til at meddele
ct Intere=1entskab tor oprettelseh OF Centralfactorer paa
, 1875-01-27


bvorved Gouvernementet for de
dansk-vestindiske Der bemyn-
diges til at meddele en- Credit
foTening for Sukkerplantager
paa St. Croix forskiellige
Begunstigelser.
, 1875-01-27
Translation.
Janus August Gayde,
Governor of the Danish Wetindia Islands, Commander of
DanneBrQg and Dannebrogsmand,


Awake KNOWN: On the most submissive representa-
ton of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
has been most graciousy pleased by Resolution of 2lst
by third discussion in the Colonial Council of St. Croix
the 18th November 1874, by which the Government of
the Danish Westindia Islands is empowered to grant d.
vers immunities to a Joint Stock Company for the estab-
, 1875-01-27

De Begunstgelser, der under f%oranf0rto BetingeIser kunne
tistaaes, ere:
a. De af Credidoreningens Bestyrelso udstedte G%jeldsfor-
skrivninger kunne udstedes paa ustemplet PaPir og iyde
enten paa Navn eHer paa Ihendehaveren, og kunne diSse
Forskrivninger o~verdrages og transpOrteres uden Brug at
stemplet Papir.
b. BestyreIsen kan r~etsgyldig forene sig med CreditforeningenS
Interessenter elIer DebEOrer ON, at disse de til Credittore-
ningen udstedte Panteobligadoner ndr6mme B~estyresen
Ret til, naar De like opfyIde deres c~ontractm@ssige ForpIig-
telser, we'd Fogden at gj6re Udlag den til Pant suIIede
Eiendom med Iilbeh6r og derefter lade samme borts@Ige
we'd ofentlig Auction eller forn6dent Fald udlmgge Credit
foreningen til Eiendom, Alt uden foregaaende Forligsm9g-
ling, Rettergang elLer Dom, hvorhOs Diet af Creditforeningens
Bestyrese begaredo Udleg eller den derefter berammede
Auction Ell skal kunne standses eller underkjendes we'd nogen
Paaanknng til h6iere Ret, naar Auctionen er afholdt Over
eenstemmelse med Plaoaten af 22de April 1917 og Forord-
ningen lite September 1888, eff Eescript lode Mai 1888,
hvorimod Diet skal staae vedkommende Interessent elIer Debi-
tor frit for at anl@gge RegresS0gsmaal til at erhOIde fluid
Erstatning af CreditfOreningen.
c) bet tllades Bestyrere af Umyndiges og ohentlige Midler at
anbringe disse: Midler i De af Credidoreningen udstedte
GjeldsforskriVninger.
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interests of either the public or the cor
poratlons. l believe every one familiar
with the facts will concur with me in
bearing cheerful testimony to the i'm
partiality and ability with which the
work of the commission has thus far
been performed. In addition to the
ordinary duties of similar commissions,
the act clearly implied the necessity of
protracted Investigation, impossible OF
satisfactory completion within the few
months intervening between the or
ganization Of the board and the meeting
OF the Legislature. Sufficient progress
has been made, however, to assure US
that the Commissioners have laid broad
and strong the foundations of future
progress and more intelligent legisla-
tiOn
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The State Historical Society is steadi-

The State Historical Society is steadi-
II advancing in its work Of collecting
the materials of Northwestern history
and forming great historical and gen
eral library. It has published several
volumes of history and now numbers
over sixty thousand bound and unbound
volumes in its library; being thus early
the third in Importance among the his
torical societies of the United States.
The Wisconsin Academy of Sciences,
Arts and Letters, also provided with
rooms in the capitol, has during the
year published a second volume Of val
liable scientific papers, and embracing
in its membership many Of the most
learned men of the state and country, it
has already gained an honorable rank
among philosophical societies and fairly
entered upon a career of great useful
ness.
Both these institutions well deserve
continuance OF the fostering care of the
state,
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PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.

The total amount paid from the gen
eral fund for printing and publishing,
during the fiscal year ending Sept. so,
1873, was S595, 51661. The total amount
paid for the same purposes for the fiscal
year ending Sept. 30, 1874, was 1885,,
2S9. o. OF this sum the amount Of
$55, 327.02 was paid for printing under
a contract which expired on the 1st of
January instant, and 500, 621.30 for
Legislative printing and the advertise
ment of laws in the newspapers Of the
state. Under the legislation OF last
winter a new contract has been made for
printing done after the LIST instant, and
a material reduction is anticipated. It
is believed that this reduction for the
ensuing year, under the terms of the
new contracts Tor printing and paper,
will amount to at least $35, 900.
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state is impaired by the imprudence in
the execution of the original trust. The
duty imposed upon us IS clearly indie
pendent of fortuitous circumstances, and
the obligation of the compact wisely
permanent.
Notwithstanding the adverse circun-
stances to which L have referred, the uni
versity is rapidly becoming q benefcent
power, and the center Of enlightening
influences. It's organization is compar-
atively perfect III plan, the administra-
ton of its affairs efficient and econorni-
cal, and its growth in popular favor con-
hnually increasing. An additional build
ing for the accommodation of pupils is
now required, the plans of which viii be
submitted to you by the faculty and
committee Of the Board of Regents in
charge. 1t is believed that the compile
ton the present year of the additional
structure proposed is a vital necessity,
and would SO positively enlarge the use
fulness OF the university as to enable it
hereafter to command in a still higher
degree the confidence and patronage of
the friends of liberal education, thus en-
larging that patronage and proportion
ately diminishing the partial dependence
Of the institution upon Legislative be-
nevolence
In connection with this subject again
bespeak your earnest consideration of
the problem whether our existing system
of public instruction cannot be so har-
monized and simpl1fed as to render pub
lie labor and expenditure IN this depart
ment Of progress more economical and
efficient. We have at present schools of
every grade common TO the several
states. But they are neither so sup
piled and distributed as to meet the
wants of all sections of the state. nor
do they possess that completeness of or
ganization, mutual dependence of rela-
tlonship and unity of purpose so essen
tial to the efficiency of state system of
education. Manifestly, our schools
should be organized into a system of
successive grades, wherein a certificate
of completion of the course in the school
of one grade should be passport of adj
mission to the next higher, and in all
schools supported by the public money
of Wisconsin, courses of instruction
should have reference, in whole or in
part. to courses of instruction in public
schools of succeeding grade within our
own state.