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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

Berlin dispatches OF the 18th report that
Bismarck had rendered his resignation. which
was refused. lie afterwards conferred with
the leaders of the National party regarding
the future conduct of affairs, and an under
standing was arrived at.
In The German Reichstag, on the 18th. dur
ing the consideration of the appropriations
for the Foreign Office, Herr Windhorst OPP
posed the grant for the secret service, and
moved 10 strike it out. Herr Benningsten
replied that the motion was simply an attack
upon Prince Bismarck, in whose person the
Ultramonianes increasingly and bitterly as.
sailed the German Empire and the national
policy. lie asked that the Reichstag pass
vote of confidence in the Chancellor by re-
jecting the motion 10 cancel the grant for Sc
cret service. division took place, and
Herr Windhorst's motion was defeated by
vote OF Il yeas to 90 nays.
Judgment in the case of Count Won Ar
MIN was pronounced on the 10TH He is sem
fenced to three Honths Imprisonment, which
includes the one msnth that the Count
mas been under arrest. The Presiding
Judge, at the close of his summing up. said
The accused is thus convicted of an Of
Tense against public order, in purposely
making away with thirteen STATE papers.
The position of the defendant, and the i'm
portance of the documents, aggravated
the ofiense. which, however, was Biti-
gated by their subsequent restoration" The
sentence Of Count Won Arnim, in addition TO
term of imprisonment, requires payment Of
costs. The Count is permitted to retain his
official dignities, with the title Of His Excel
lency.' A special dispatch to London paper
states that both the prosecution and defense
have appealed to tie kammergereight from
the sentence of Count Won Arnim. The case
will come up in the higher court in about
three months.
The Pacific Mail Company's steamship
Japan, from San Francisco and Yokohama
for Hong hong took fire from the boilers on
the night Of the 18th, when about 90 miles
out from Yokohama. The flames spread
rapidly, and after two hours unsuccessful
effort to subdue the fire, the cabin passengers,
officers and crew were transferred to the
boats. There were four hundred and twen-
ty-four Chinese passengers in the steerage,
all of whom were lost. The ships boats
mostly reached land in safety. The mails
were lost.
BY the explosion of powder-magazine at
Scutari, Turkey, on the 2lst, caused by a
stroke of lightning, two hundred persons
were killed and injured. and many houses de-
Adyices from Venezuela report that des-
perate battle had been fought in Barquisi-
nento, bet'Teen the Government troops, I'M
Ter General Marquee, and the insurgents,
Inder General Colena. The engagement
lasted eigh:y-four hours. Between seven
md eight hundred were killed and wounded.
Both sides claim the victory.
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The Freedman's Savings Bank.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 15.-The Commission
ers Of the Freesman's Savings and Trust Com
pany I'm their report say that the cash on hand at
the several branches, as called for by the com
pany at the close Of business on July III last,
amounted to 90 ,13l a. of which = 81 $50 Is had
been received up 10 Nov. 30. The difference con.
sists mainly OF temporary loans, due bills, and
shorts carried in the cash of some OF the branches
portion Of which, the Commissioners say, will
prove total loss. t.ing to defective system
of book keeping, and the general confusion Of
accounts, and considering the material ON which
they have 10 rely, the Commissioners express
doubts as b. whether they will be able 10 ever oh
tain a correct statement of the concerns labili.
ties. There are over 20 900 depositors on the
Company's books still open, each of which ne.
quires careful examination. The deposit.
ledger balances were found 10 be untrust.
worthy and Inaccurate those Of the Washing.
ton branch alone containing when examined
over &C., 800 discrepancy, Of which, how.
ever, 10 800 was ascertancd 10 consist Of dupli.
cation OF depostors' accounts. All the schedules,
except those OF New Orleans and st. Louis, have
been received. Most Of them show the amount
due depositors 20 be greater than the amount pre-.
viously reported by tine Officers In charge of the
several branches.
Most Of the loans held by the company are over
due, and the interest has been allowed 10 accrue
In some instances for over three years.
The Commissioners say their collections have,
comparatively speaking, been small. and tho cash
on hand does not promise "a very early dividend
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Gold closed in New York, on Dec. ed, at
Ill 5-s.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of the 18th con-
tanned full erpose Of the notorious katie
King manifestations. so called, as practiced
by the Holmes family in that city, and concern
ing which Robert Dale owen has recently con-
tributed a number Of articles to the Atlantic
Monthly. The gentleman who exposed the
fraud traced the supposed Katie to board
ing-house, and, after a long continued effort,
persuaded her TO confess the deception she
had been practicing, and to produce the gauzy
dresses she wore at the manifestations. The
production Of letters, with a large lot Of Jewell
~. etc, that had been presented TO Katie at
seances, induced Robert Dale owen and DIR.
Child, two leading spritualsts, TO publicly
repudiate the swindle.
At North Warren, Me-. on the morning OF
the 1Tth. the Postmaster and his wife were
found dead in their beds. sufocated by coal
gas. Another couple in the same building
were nearly dead when discovered.
The new dam Of Hayden, Gere & Co.. at
Haydenville, Mass, built to replace the one
swept away with such disastrous result in
May last, gave way on the morning of the
10Th, threatening still further destruction of
life and property. Fortunately, a cotton-mill
dam, located about half mile below, proved
strong enough to hold the rushing torrent of
water and ice, and prevented any loss Of life
or further destruction Of property.
The most severe snow storm of the season
occurred through the Eastern and Middle
States on the 10Th. A depth of ten to twenty
inches was reported from various places, and
the snow still falling.
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CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

The House Committee on Railways and
Canals. by an almost unanimous vote, have
agreed TO report bill recommending the
Government to guarantee the bends of the
Washington and Cincinnati and St. Louis and
Chicago Railroads.
A formal reception Of King Kalakaua by
the members of the Senate and House Of
Representatives took place in the chamber of
the House on the 18th. Senator Cameron
made the address of welcome to his Msjesty.
and Judge Allen read the Kings reply, his
Majesty being unable to do so on account of
extreme hoarseness. In the evening recep.
ton in honor Of the King was given at the
White House
The full testimony Of Richard Il. Irwin. the
Pacific Mail lobbyist. before the WAYS and
Means Committee Of the House. has been
published. Witness testified that the whole
amount received by him from the company
was $50, 900; that he paid no money to any
persons except for their own services: that
he had list containing names of such per-
sons, but that there is not among them the
name Of any person now or ever a member or
officer of the House.
The House Committee on Elections have
decided that snyder (Rep.), sitting member
from the Second Arkansas District, is enti-
tied to his seat.
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Colling, the girls lover, Mrs. Little, her sis
ter, and Charles Little, her nephew, Ms being
accessories TO the crime.
A. w. Hedges, Postmaster at Lancaster,
Ky, was shot and killed in his Office on the
night OF the 2lst, by Ebenezer Best. The two
men were brothers-in-law, Hedges having
married two Of Bests sisters. Family trou-
bles are understood TO have been the cause Of
the tragedy.
BY the explosion OF a steam boiler in saw
mill at Angelica, Shawnee County, Mich "a
the 2lst, six men were instantly killed and
another man fatally injured.
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At New Orleans, on the 18th. a committee
of boys from one of the public schools visited
girls high-school and demanded the re.
moval therefrom of number Of colored pu.
pills, threatening to use force II necessary. All
the colored girls in attendance at once quiet
ly left the school. ON the same day an alter
cation occurred between the white and color
ed school-boys at Keller Market, which ter
minated in general melee between the
whites and blacks in the neighborhood. Dur
ing the fight colored policeman was badly
hurt by being struck in the breast. by a me-
gro,st is said, and number of other persons
were bruised. During the excitement ne
gro man fell dead Of heart disease.
The Mississippi legislature convened in
special session at Jackson, on the nth, in ac-
cordance with the proclamation Of the Cover
nor. Nearly all the members we're present.
Governor Ames, in his message, saws that the
present condition Of affairs was brought about
by violent white men for political purposes !;
that at this moment the State and county au-
thorities are successfully resisted. and the
free action Of officials is impossible. lie
closes by requesting the Legislature to take
such steps a. will overthrow the instruction
In Warren County and prevent similar occur
Fences, and says: :" venture TO express the
hope that there are butfew OF our fellow-citi-
gems who will not cheerfuIly respond to any
demand made upon them-
-Four masked men rode up to the house Of
farmer living about twelve miles north OF
'larksville, in johnson County, Ark, on the
hight OF the 10th. and, after shooting the
farmer and choking his wife, robbed him of
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unless Congrcsscomes 10 their aid and authori,ss
the purchase for the use Of the Government "a
some of the real estate owned by the comnan,
long time will elapse before they can hope ~
70 per cent. for ID requires nearly sGOO 900 to
make such payment, and the amount of cash I'M
the Treasury subject 20 draft at the writing of this
report is ellis sos. 80. - ''"7
The ommissioners recommend that they Ia
authorized 81 invest the money on hand IN rni,.d
stats bonds that Il may be drawing interest
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09
Cine Dfentlicbe &bmIe lit
Sapait.

Die Spradidule In Iofst bietet in
ibren DISQUALIFICATION piele @bwei&uns
eert ppn ben amertfanif6en uno eurcs
pdil@en SGulsn. Der Seuba&ter bes
fnpst i9 MittasS IL rbr bsimS &lus
Der S&ule Dor ben es5fueten IbcrFae
eeln res eroesn nmfaRun8ssauns.
Da balten auf Ger Strabe etra 20
3psirdrerise Stublwasen. sinise Gquts
paaen unb finiae Reitpferoe. SeBt err
tSnt Der Rancnenl6ue BON Ger 55be
ces ebsmalissn Eaitunfses, Gle S6uls
aIodsn ntIinssn, unp eiliasn S6rittes
srldeinen ole 9ebrer. beftsisen ibre
Sinrifl6o's @asen Drer Yferre, uno
ellen ibren 8Obnunsen au. Nun
fommt Der Shwarm Der S6ilsr in
;brsn f6lafrcddbnli6en @ewdnrern
unc peiten 8sinfleipsrn, rpelae leBtere
eenau ME Jrausns unterrbde ausieben.
Die er5ssre 5dIfte 1T bereits NIT ses
berfiefsln uno 8iIs@ ccer StrObbIten
befIeiret, etn bnrd@tlt6er She'll Der
S6iler foIsirt nod auf ben fOIOHalen
6~Ulslanealen eret 3ou bod iber Dem
Grpbopen eatsr, b~arbduptis unp am
@irtel pfeife uni Gabadsbeutel tras
9ene.
Die S9ulbduler linb ein15dis, aus
5OIs ssfertist unp entbalten sssenwdrs
tis IA snslil6e, z franSSfl6e uno 6
bsutl1e Slonen, aubsrpem usbrere Dis
reftcratss .,.Sibliptbefs uno @cnferenss
3immer, uno Elm srOBes Bartssimmer
fir pie S6ller, pel6es bis Dor Rurs
,em in cen Yauien Don Gem curd Die
@9aler perurladtsn T~abadquulm an
ssfiat mar. Sn neuerer 3ett f&eint
aber ras 3auheu Der SdGler SomDis
rettcrium INSET telonpers b~eainfiet 81
rperben, ba bic pteIen apblenfdf6en gum
Yfeifsnauainpen ans benz Bartestm>
mer perlGwunosn fino. Der unterri6t
finret jeBt ron u bis 81 une BON 10
bic IL llbr fatt. cod miro nit Der
Wtnterstit rpabridsinli@ Elm tleine0ers
dnperuns sinsefibrt wercen. Auf Der
iapaneflden Nprmalidule su 6irOidie
ma pirD Die iapaneTide S@riftipra@e
nit lateinil6en Bu9fabsn ssIebrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

9anb ; pom ben 400 gbsneieu, weld,
ienes SdifT iepc6 an Bcrc bate, II
niGts meter beridtet rporpen, rermutb.
lih finn %eisIslben idmmtlid nit pen
brennencen Dampfsr Qeiunfen.
Das ~abaelaufene Sobr NOR iibers
baupt pertdnsniepol fir Gle ShiT.
fabrt. Die fransSdide transatlontilHs
@efeQldaft perIor In Golee Der untiihs
tisfeit tbrer Offsiere jwei grcse Dcfs
pampfer Ce'Amerique unc 8 europe,
aubsrpsm ereisnste iid Nnfanss De,
sember beS lebten Sabres ote 70 per-
bSnenispOae giIe nu 6aures Satatros
pbe ipelde 70 sublrei&e Spfsr an 9es
ben unp Gisentbum forperte. Beions
pers perbserenp waren bic StIrme,
pslde rrdbrenb biefes Susres I'm Ga
nal uno an Ger ensliiben Sife pdtbe>
ten ; cine NnsaSl sr6sere uno fleinere
S&ife 1no babel unter9esansrn unc
leiper raren bieie unslidsfdQe meiffens
pom f9psrem 0erluit on Wenl&enles
ben bseleitet. Die beutfden Dampfers
LINEN ffno aud rdbreno bes lebten
Sabres aueercrpentli6 pom Slid be-
einftet eepe1en. Mueer Dem S4efs
tern pes Gampfers "86niB Bilbelm"
pom Der Bremer>0 inte, nobel ieco6
NiemanD psrunstidte, 1T fein l1nfaQ
oon Bspeutuns auf pen peutiae Nd ams
pfern ;u psrSei6nen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

Der @ertb pW Snleln fir Mmerifa,
na@ ZEN ltbten 20 Sabrsn bsre6net,
betrdst u%naefdbr $i9,500,00O. On
36Qen nabm Mmertfa ourd Die GIN
fubr pom 3uder uno 8eis BON ben
Sancwi9sinlsln jdbrlid sesen $780,
900 eth. Grportirt uon bier mad ben
Sanpwidsinfeln rrurren jdbrli9 fir
$l.00O,000 Waaren, baup'ld&lid So.
brifate, 5oIs. Brcrfofe u. {. 10.
8ei 5erabieBuns pper Mufbebune Dec
Ginsanessolss werpen biele Sn1eln
binfprt nur NIT Nmerifa PANEL treis
ben. Die pacific Staaten perbrauden
isBt uusefdbr 6s,000.0O0 Yfunp3 uder
jdbrlia, auBI Dem bierlanrs fabrisirten
8lbensufer. 6npait lisferte i'm Sabre
1873 0lIrin 22,500000 pfunp 3udsr,
ulio ben prttten Ibeil res Beparfs Der
paeiFcfiite, rod bat Der bcbe ;3ca
Nmfrifas cen 8obrsudsr BON cen
Sanrwidsinleln meiftens mad Aus
frelien setrteben, 100 Der 3oa tepeutent
niepriser 1T. Die 3ufsrernpte tn oies
fem Sabr wtrr auf rs. 600, 1000 pfuno
ansessben, pdbrenb fdr tas ndh Sabr
ldOn 100000 pfunb erwartet per>
Den. Dur@ Nbidlub zines 6anrelss
Ssrtrases swiiden Mmsrifa unp cen
Sanpwi9sinleln niroen Die Pacific,
%tauten, fspeit 60 ben 3udsrbanpel Be-
trift nur serptnnen s5nnen, pa mir
atscann cen sr6Bten 2betl res bier
perbrau&ten 3uders 3oufrei pon ben
Sancwidsinleln importiren t5nnen.
Nsbn!i& uerbdlt cs iG nit benz
Heis.
DerNertb te5 erpOrtirten!R REFS betrue
tn Sabre 1864 $l,t13,323 unp 1873
$1,725,5 07.
Dat Der grport Der Sanbwi6sinleln
lOmtt in ierem Sabre susenommen mas
BON elmer er6bsrn Ibdttsteit Ger Be>
wcbner 3eust. 70 bat Der Support In ben
leBten Sabren UNI mebr oils Elm 0iertel
absenommen, mas Der 8erminceruna
Der 8erSlferuns susul6rsibsn 1T.
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nnfdae sur Gee.

Der ~uneebeare tlmfdns, ben Der
transatlantii9e 8erfebr In ben lebten
Sabren anaenomnten bat, bas punt
lt1e gint1efen Der nielea ppRcampfr,
bic ,3abuofen Wenfdenmafen, tpel9e
i'st 3u allen 3eiten pes Jabres benOcs
can u~nesfdbrret fYsusen, baben Die Gre>
den elmer Ssereile fat seri9euHt unb
man rifst f6 beute ~ elmer eurcpdis
fhsn Sour NIT fat r%erlelben unbefans
senbstt, uie 81 einem aussebebnteren
Spn3Rrean8e. Dann unp mann iero1
rpiro ras pubIifum aus oisler 9stboreie
Durd cine jcner fdrefli1sn Gee Rata.
frcpben aufeerittelt pie, tuenn (e elm
trsten, UNI 70 rerbeersnber inp, als rie
S6ifscOlOfe. isBt cine 70 unaebeure
9aounssfdbisfeit befBen. Cine Iclae
Gutafrcpbe III abermals einaetreten.
Das gmferanten : Geeell1if Sos
patrid" III am II. Nopemter auf Der
Reile BON Qcntcn mad M~uiralien auf
bober Gee Serbrannt. Nur bret bon Der
Wanniduft retteteu G6 an bic 5pen
8ifen pom 81. 6elena, cie ibriaea
465 Dericner, al, Bprb faneeu, In ben
Glammei upsr III BET, @eaen ibrenEoe.
Dieie neue 8atnfropbe erirnert an bas
S&idlal bee fd5net pofpampfers
.@itY Of Bottom" relder Dor einissn
Sabreu NIT elmer pollen 2apun9 rcn
pafaaieren tn gee fad urb nor BEN
man nte trieeer Elm Dort gsb5u bat.
Cine anpere Dtrartise 8atafropte ers
efenete i@ frf rsr, faum IA, Gagen I'm
paeiNl&m Ocean, 100 Der Yoframpfe.
hsSnpnr Ysrtrannte. DIE pefBsr pals
iaeiere uno Mannfdaftsn rsttsten fG
frsilta faf iammtli9 an pas nabt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

tie, iiberbaupt In ieeem 3retse bes Sfs
fentli&en Dienies. 8epor mir elaus
ben fSnnen. .raB pisfelben ibren GinHue
f~prtDdbrenp eesen bic grlfens u~nisrer
rspubiifunii&en Snfitutionen ri&ten,
mt1en mir ~perlanssn. rab man uns
Sepsiie pafir aus ibrsr 9anpluuss.
peiie beibrinse. Sidsrli6 olrfen mir
cine 70 ubideultde Anfluse ni6t auf
bic bIrse G%usIesunp bin %annebmen,
bic Spl6e Der fatbOliiden eebre seben,
relde ni&t an btele.be slauben, unc
welds BON Semen, bic baran slauben,
ni&t ale ausleser autOrifrt inp."
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Sic GanbmicbS= Snieln.

Da &alafauu, 8Snie Der Sonb'
pi6s> Snleln, Die Ser. Staaten bersei
nit ieiuer Mnweienbett beslidt, pdrft'
60 pom etnieem Sntere7e lein, Die Ss'
peutuns jenes Snislreids fir rieiee
eanO in cOmulersieaer 8esiebune su be-
Ieuaten, sumal Der 85nis su Rem
|,3wede nod Amerifa eefommsn III,
um ei1en @eeenieitisfeitss unp 8un>
cesuertras nit unierer R~esteruns ab3u>
I9liesen.
lie 8ep6lteruns bss aBnisrei&s
6owaii betrue i'm Sabre 1872 nur
56,8S7 Sealtn. wdbrenp III GoofS
3sitsn risitlbe 100000 S5pfe tetrus.
gs eebt Der BeoSlferune eerape 70 pte
eS Der aan;en malail@en!unp rerSnpta>
nsrs &u1e ersebt, ite 1T lunoiam i'm
Nusferben besrifen.
Die idmmtli6en Snleln oieier@ ruppe
entbulten unsefdbr A MiQiOnen &dsr
9ann, ndmlih
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geimatb-W f(6ifbten
Dpn
ger 4eidtfn6.
(TcrtieBrneO
6. BON Dindlaee.

,Sa Bauer, parur, loute i'd nidt 2
SGidt 9br mid beut Nadmittas nit
Mlert auf'e Wooy2" q s.
vyaein |" antrrortete Der Bauer furs
unc unfreunpli6 unp sins IN ben
@taa. 8
.Das baf Du bon Deinen nalswet,
fen Trasen !" fnurrte Bile siftie.
@erape als Der 6ausbalt fh aur.
Wittaesbruo nieceresfeBt bate, fan, Der
Yiebbdnoler nit ben, @slpe, fe rparen
Banfnoten ;u atbu Gbaler uno Der
Nann sdblte fie auf bic Eifbsfe.
Ser Got |" plagte tletn Iinden
teraus. nbafar f6nnte mon piele 4lei,
Der faufen !" Damn tpteoer tpurhe fe
gang ROTH, benin Der 0isbfaufsr mnc
Nlert uno bic Mdsce ladtsr. Bring
has @slp In ete 9tube In .meinen
S1reibelhrant 2i6tfoctr befabI BET
Bauer. unb flein Linden, bas elids
TIDE Sinb tes Ausenblides jand3ts
ouf als fe cine sanse nGapfe" (teies
6dnce) .rcQ @elD bate. n@ae III tae
fdr ein GslpbdbnGen 2" fraste be,
S1weinefdufer. AafsaGT
DSie III pom @rsnsaufleber Ia D.! |"
%ontrrprtete 6ermlen mil Betonung
Muf nae BIN 3udte Der liza bIauen !, Sits
tel bie @&feln urb iraete fein.ferneres
Mibtrauen sessn bie abfannuns ber
7Ietnen laut trefpen su la7en. SiQt
aber blidte ROTH unb 3crnf9 rtein, III
l6dmte fi6 tbrer MaBp.
Mit Der Brcpbsrrl9aft 4use In Au.
Sc wasten eie DifnRIsute feline Inter
baltune ansufnlpfen, absr mad ben
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Tfutllft0n n.
GIrbenW anberer.)
peim 9abres(dlub.

8ommt, ibr Gsrmanen !. Iabt urs fnssn
Gin 9ieb. aus BOILER, eeutf@er 8ruf;
Sn ale @auen fol ss brinsen
Des @insers Gbre, Greab anb 0nff
Das 2teb, es iOQ sefunsen ietn:
| Sir ales GbIe unb-ben Wein
9tebn mir an elmer QebenStr enbe-
@ilts Treube Uber Ir~aurieteit-
Wer III es bean, Der ea an. Gnbe,
@ar innis iiBen Irof uus teut?
Wer IFS, Der Der eri&laften &raft
Naf's Neue 9uf unb 2sbeu f@aft2
Go If Der @ein! bic ehe 9penbe,
Die bette @abe Der Natur!
|sl1nb mas eeipenoet @Ottss Sanbe,
Das I f-fir CUTE Weni@en nur.
Grbebet bas @las NIT perlenbemW etn:
Soft, Der &sbsn fGuf iOa ssprteisn istn!
Ner ie Der &ebe 8lut eetrunten
Weit Mns-unb nun i'm Grabe rubt
lem iei in unieru frOben Stuuben,
geweibt bes 6ersens 2isbeeslut.
Eriutt tets nit Dant! tcmn1t, f@enfst etn,-
Sur @utes tniptrir' Der Wein!
SapuN ! bss bebren Mcnnefunfen,
Der Greunbeslisbe fet seDa@t;
Der ibre Wsnne nte %smpfuuben,
Dem bat oas 2sben ME ssIa&t.
@er nie elm ebles 5ers rannt' fein,
Sir ben pd&f ME Elm Srrpfaa @ein
Das Neuiabr freae 1immeisipenbeu,
Gu9 Mlen rei9lt& In BEN @&oO6;
Dsntt ibr sann aud Der aranfen,-Mrmen,-
Damn feb ibr ebe, sladli&,-sruB!
Sd ruff, es pieberbalt im5atn:
9eil sblsn 9erser,-9eil benz @ein!
Stein.
ct. Glpub, Desen,ter, 1874.
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JntereHamt fir &atbDIifen

Der st. 2puis @lrbe" febt f6
Yeranlaet, unter rem ubisen Gitel ;u
ben Nusf1usn, bic ft@ elm auseri6cins
LID auf Der ~b5be Ger Belt fsbenper"
prsstyterianil@er Yreo:eer tirsli6 in
g. 9puis bel ~Vertinpisune pesBOrs
ties @ottss" sssen bic fatbclii@e Stride
erIaubte, folsenpe Seusrtunsen 3u ma
den.
Der Self Der Sntoleran; lebt Inn
r1er nod. unp ss beoalf nur elmer se>
i@tdten 6anp, UNI tbn sur alien tOptrins
eenben, oerlfngenben Glamme an;ufas
den. GO oft Ger 8eriu6 sema6t miro,
tenleIben pur9 finflide Ibeorien les
benpis su erbaltsn, iolten mir uns err
innsrn, ras cine nnse 9butla@en mebr
tpettb 1T, alS cine Come Ibecrien.
tSn Der @el@i6te Der Ser. Staaten
febt bic 1batIa6e %unabdnperli6 feft
paB bic Satbplitsn fets loyal waren.
0ie0ei9t ldst fi1 cieles better 70 auss
prdden. rab, neil bic blrserli&enNeate
zines Mannes bisber niGt ron ieiner
&slision abbdreis sema@t murren, bic
&eliston NiemanUen sebtncert bat, lps
pal gu lein. Disis betren Dinee fan
ben in feinen Be3iebunsen ;u einancer
UNI nienals ror Elm Wann oesbalb.
neil er Satbclit orer prUtsitant mar,
mebr pcer rpeniaer loyal. Die Ratbos
lifen fnp INNER fOls carauf 9emelen,
eas Giner ibres @laubenS NIT 3u ben
l1ntersst9srn rer Interchangeable Gr<
fldruna sebSrte, unp ras rer,. 9ater lei,
mes I~oterIances" ibre 2oYalitdt auSs
trldli1 anertannt bat. Sn nsuerer3eit
III cie9cyolitdt teraatbOlifen nod mebr
In ben 9orpersruno eetreten.
vSn ben rreiRrieeen, bic mir ieit Der
&eSOlution nit a~uswdrtisen Geineen
3u befsben battsn, wurren bic Mdnner,
bic bereit tuarsn. ibre 8ruf ben feinos
li&en Ruseln n~ussuleBen, niAt sefrast
pb in ibren Baien eth fotbclilhee ODER
prcteiuntil6ss 5er3 foliage. @er Die
@el9i1te unlerer 8riese aufmerfiam
9elelsn bat, rrsr eie Namens Yerset@ntHe
FER 3eeimenter unlerer Nrmse unb BITE
3abutfen Der @ittwert uno @aiien Ger
@efaGenen bur6seleben bat muete ft9
fdcn aus benz Slan9 Der amen dber<
3susen, ras RE Ratbclifsn su DEMENT,
gen. Die ibre 9pyalitdt NIT ibrem Dilute
befieBelt boben, itren SpuenTbeil beige
traeen baben. ia, rieaeiht mebr ale
ibren Gbeil baben eie &atbOlifen beige
trastn iinb ia bod unltreNrmeen gum
eroesn Gbeil aus Srldnterl refrutirt
tvorbsn, bic ia meifens Gatbolifen fnb.
81 nun nter baS @srbdltniB erBBer
.Obsr serinser 1ei fcrisl If fiber, tas bic
Reli9ipn nur treris pamit au ttun BAT.
te. @enn geweile rafir ssrlanet trsr=
ben lcQten, 70 mSGten MIR barauf bins
ipeiien, boz, ale beirt Ausbru& Ger Res
bsaion, BET jsnsn, bsftisftsn ansrif apf
unisre rspublifanil9sn Snfitpttcnsr.
ben bic Geinbf1nft muir erftnner fcnnte,
bic libli4en prcteRnnten ebenlca bereit
ruoreu, trte bte fiplf9er 8atbplifen, &C.
gen bte Repubiit su ~fdmpfeuH unb bab
tie nSrrIi&sn prctefnntfri nidt tpiliger
,trurerL ! als bie x5ybli1sn Sntbplifen,
btefsibe 3u SertbeiptSen. SOt&sn Ebats
fa&en aessniber iTnb bic fubtilen 6aars
lpaltereieu BET Dialeftifer bebeutunes>
lUla ale Die eineu 3amine entReissnren
Gau6wclfen. @ir taten ,Eatbplifen
I tn unlrsm GDnsrefe, in Der Ttplpmas
ia E saaa ess 'Rff