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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

TERRIBLE SITUATION OF A WIFE.-Just before
wood. residing at Fairlee, in Kent county, Md,
sat down with light upon the floor to cut q
corn. Her little boy, in passing, upset the lamp,
and tho oil saturating her clothing. ig.
nited and Mrs. Greenwood was soon enyeloped
in sheet of flame. Mr.. Greenwood, who was
in the room at the time, picked up the mother
under one arm and the child under the other
and hurried with them down stairs, where the
flames were smothered, but not before Mrs
Greenwood WAS severely burned. Mr.. Green
wood was also painfully burned about the hands
Neighbors rushed in and saved the building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
anlcIhI.
PRICE OF GOLD II

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Dec. A.
Gold opened, this morning, at $1.14Z.
FURNISHED by Cralge, johnson Co., Bankers ant
Brokers, 9th and Market Sts.]
LONDON, 1890 P. NJ, Dec. 4.
Consos for money "a 1-16 account, 943-16; U
s. 2os of 1866 1O3s4 1s67s, 1O9ss; 10-40's, 1859
New 5's of 81, 1049s; Erie common shares, 14s4
Preferred, 81. New York Central, 90.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 4.
U. s. bonds Of 1862, 995h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
And now Avery.

At st. Louis, yesterday the addresses in the
trial of Avery Chief Clerk of the Treasury De-
partment, for completely i'll the whiskey frauds,
were concluded and the jury, after being out four
hours, brought in verdict of guilty on one
count, the other three having been quashed
by the Court. Avery's counsel gave notice that
he would file motion for new trial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
New ADVERTISEMENTS, To-day.

Boots and shoes-E, Donahoe.
Toys, fancy goods &c-AGams & Bro.
250 steighs at at auction.
trade sales-MeIrick's Bazasr.
Pianos-Albrecht & Co
Grand opera house-Alex. Calhoun, Manager.
Theodore Thomas at the opera house.
koap Stone grlddles-Bilany.
Iaror strap-Bilany.
Central Church Anniversary.
Registers notice-Wm. W. Tho mas.
Notice-D Fennessey.
DIR Bulls brevlty
Adairs brevity
Fullmer's brevity
Buxhanms breyitY
Wheeler Il Wilson's brevity
Gouert's brevity
Webb's brevity
Gawthrops brevity
Fennesseys brevity
Enterprise Co. brevity
Dubells breyity
Blmwood collar, brevty
Lemons brevity
Donahoe brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Ye.terdar,s Cablnet neet,ng.

There was Cabinet meeting yesterday, at
which the Presidents message was again under
consideration. General Babcocks request for a
court OF inquiry in reference to the charges
against him of completely in the whiskey frauds
was also considered and though nothing dein-
ito is known AZ to the action in the matter, it
IL believed the request will be granted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

BOARD OF HEALTH.-A meeting of the Board
of Health was held last evening. The several
nuisances SO long complained of in the 10th ward
were reported abated, and the Second Ward COM
mittee was instructed to enforce the law and Or
dinances against certain parties for refusing or
neglecting to abate several pools of stagnant
water.
A nuisance caused by decomposed matter from
the slaughter house of Hart Il Bro. was reported
by John Krkman and referred to the Fourth
award committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

The municipality Of Pars has contributed
$4,000 towards the expense Of sending delega-
ton of French workmen to the Centennial Ex-
hibition.
Mr. Cunliffe Owen has resigned the position OF
English Commissioner to the Centennial, and
Colonel Herbert Sandford and Professor Archer,
of the Edinburg Museum, have been appointed
ioint Commissioners.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

TIE KENT AND QUEEN ANNE's RAILROAD. =
The annual Meeting Of the stockholders of the
Kent & Queen Anne's r. r.. WAS held at Cen
treville, Md, on the 1st inst and resulted in
the election Of the following directors John
b. Boyle. John Keaveny, Edward Ingersol, O.
W. Leavitt, Joseph Bringhurst and ]. Z. Tay-
lor. Hon. B. 7. Biggs was made President,
and p. H. Irwin Treasurer. The report Of the
President showed the earnings Of the road, last
year, to be $3l ,569 and the expenses 1927. .279,
leaving for nett earnings $4,310. Tho board
declared dividend of II per cent. on whole
amount Of stock which is $315, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

The Hudson river north OF heinbeck Is nfhly ~ ny
closed by ice, Two more steamers, the IL. M.
Wells and Ontario were cut through by the ice
and laid up at Tarrytown. No lives were lost.
The weather WAS intensely cold in England
Yesterday. Wesley Richards, the celebrated
gunmaker, ia reported to have been frozen 10
death while on cunning excursion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

LIGHT. HOUSE APPOINTMENTS Collector No.
len has made the following light house appoint
ments: Gross Ledge light-house-Keeper, Da-
vid R. Blizzard LIST Assistant, Levi j.
Hughes 2nd Assistant, Alexander Flem-
ing. Bchuylkin Rangers - Keeper,
John Sheer, who has no assistants. The Cross
Lodge light ship will be brought up to this port,
on next Monday, and the crew discharged.
Blizzard and Hughes are now on that vessel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
The Grangers' Centennial Euca,np-
mGnL SeCurel.

The Grangers have leased until 1877 for en-
campment purposes during the Centennial u
tract OF 40 acres at Elm Station, on the Penna
r. r., within ten minutes ride of the Centen-
nal grounds. Upon the tract is a mansion con-
tanning seventeen rooms large barn. ample
shade and good water. Possession has already
been taken, and work will be at once begun on
the necessary improvements, to complete which
two million feet Of lumber will be required.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
rhe CentennIaI speaKers.

Hon. VIM M. Evarts has been selected as ora
tor for the opening of the Centennial Exposi
tion Henry W. Longfellow will write the poem
for the occasion, and a grandson of Richard
Henry Lee will read the Declaration of lndepen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Tho French Assembly.

A committee of the French Assembly have
agreed to report in favor of the dissolution of
the Assembly in December, the date to be fixed
hereafter. They will also report in favor of hold
ing the general elections ON the 2Oth of Febru-
ary, and the Assembly be convoked OH the 7th of
Mara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

TESTING THEIR STEAMER.-The Weccacoe Fire
Co. took their steamer to Second and Adams
Streets last evening" to test its forcing abilities.
The engineer of the Water Witch Co. was mas
ter of ceremonies. Through $50 feet Of hose
stream was thrown upwards of 1870 feet The
Weccacoe Company il rapidly becoming an eff
cient organization.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

FINE REsIDENoE-Wm. Cooch is building a
very fine dwelling at Newark. The frame of the
building is put up in the balloon style. Between
the weatherboard and plaster is all lined with
felt, and the general appearance Of the house,
when finished, will be not only credit to the
builder, but also to tine town. 1t will cost about
AZ OOO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

The New HOTEL AT REHoBoTH.-A correspon-
dent writes us from Rehoboth in relation to the
new hotel which William Bright, Esq President
of the Association, is erecting there. and sug-
gesting as an appropriate name for it d" Bright's
Hotel" (The dimensions and a full description
of the building have already been printed in
these columns.) The name, our correspondent
thinks, would be brief, euphonious, easy, con-
venient and popular for the tongue or pen, and
cheerful, sunny and bright in its suggestiveness
He adds that Mr.. Bright is giving his personal
is evidently determined that it shall be Of the
highest order. The fact that the new hotel will
have seventy-eight rooms while the Surf House
has but thirty-eight will give some idea of its
size.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

FIRE IN CECIL CoUNTY.-Samuel b. Dennis,
who resides at Cowantown, Cecil county, was
burned out of house and home on Monday morn
ing last about o'clock. The Elkton Wing learns
that some members of the family were in the
country the evening before and did get home
before IL o'clock, when Mrs. Dennis made
up fire to get some supper, and it is sup
posed the fire originated from defect in the
flue, through which it caught the roof and
about O'Clock Mr.. Dennis felt some Of the
ceiling dropping down on him in bed. The
roof being old and dry the family had scarcely
time to make their escape. They saved some of
their clothing and goods to the amount OF 525.
The property belonged to Mr.. Dennis and WAS
insured for 81, 200 in the York, Pa. Fire Insur-
| ance Company
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

ON FULL TIME-It is stated that Deans
woolen mill, near Newark, is running on full
time and turns out from 6,000 to 5000 yards of
cloth every week. They emplov over one b IN
dred hands. The mill runs night and day, and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

PERsoNAL.-Mr. George Morgan, lately city ed
itor of the Morning Herald in this city, has con-
nected himself with the editorial staff of the
Camden On. J.) Daily Post. He will enter upon
his dutjes on Monday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

INSURANCE PRESIDENCY FILLED.-A meetin
of the managers of the Mutual Fire Insuranc
Co., was held at Coatesville, on Thursday, a
which Lewis Pennock, Jr., was. elected to tn
Presidency to fill the vacancy caused by til
death Of Archmedes Robb.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
FOURTH EDITION.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MUSICAL ENTERTArNMENT AT THE WEsLEYAN.-
At the Wesleyan Female College, last evening,
an entertainment in operatic music was given by
Prof. Hugelman, of Germany. Music Hall was
very comfortably filed, and the audience was
delighted with the music. Selections were sung
from stradenet, Tampa, an aria from Night in
Granada and several other thrilling pieces. The
Professor accompanied his singing with music up
on the piano and zther, which WAS simply grand.
Prof. Hugelman is an accomplished musician,
although blind. He was formerly professor of
music in the Institute for the Blind at Spirer in
Germany, but came to this country year or
two ago, being induced 30 to do by sn adven-
turer who was coming over. He is rather desti-
tute, unable to obtain livelihood, and is desi-
rous of returning to his native land. To help
him on his way, a concert is proposed for his
benefit in this city, which will be announced at
an early day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

TILL RoBBERY.-Two or three days ago the
till of Mrs. Alfred at Taylor and Wilson streets,
was robbed Bony Graham, a lad, was arrested
this morning. charged with the theft and in
tears is awaiting an examination which will be
given him this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
FIFTH EDITION.
Earthquake, Yesterday.

THE PACIFIC COAST SEVERELY SHAKEN.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
\ a.. n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A SCRAMBLE IN SussEx.-Governor Cochran
has appointed P. G. Penuel Register in Chancery
and Clerk of the Orphans Court for Sussex
county to succeed Fl. Il. Downing, whose term
has expired. The Milford Naos says this is q
triumph for the Salisbury faction over the for
mer friends of Gov. Cochran, secured through
the personal influence of Ex-Governor Ross and
the manipulations of Ex-Governor Ponder. MIR;
Ross, the Ne,es says, desires that his friend and
nephew, Edwin Il. Paynter, Esq, shall be ap-
pointed Register of Wills in August next, at
which time there will be vacancy, and he
feared that the appointment of Peter s. Faucett
from Georgetown, PenuePs most formidable
rival, would initiate against the success of Mr..
Paynter from the same place then. There has
evidently been lively struggle for the place,
and the Georgetown Journal, trusts " that MIR;
Faucets friends, who made gallant fight, will
regard their defeat as the luck of war and accept
it as true democrats"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

despatch from Grass Valley, reports q
heavy shock OF earthquake, this afternoon, last
ing ten seconds with vibrations extending
north and south.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

LIGHT HOUSE KEEPERS APPOINTED. = Gross
Ledge Light House being completed, Levi j.
Hughes has boen appointed keeper and A. Flem-
ing assistant keeper. Alfred Gard has been ap-
pointed keeper of the fog signal at Cape Hem
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
com i,E,ercIaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.
Flour quiet at the recent decline extras
do $685. so high grades $7@7.75. Rye -four,
1926. Wheat fairly active for prime, other
grades dull pt ma red $1.S6@1. 46 Western
do $1@115 amber sl.40. Rye s7@89c. Corn
dull and weak old yellow 74@76c new do $50
67c.a Oats more active, white 44@50c mixed,
4O@42c Barley and malt dull. Whiskey 9l16
for Western iron bound.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRAsDywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND eRAIN-ooRREcTED DAILY
Family Flour SO O009 90
Extra Flour. 6.7508 80
Superfipe Flour 47505. rs
Wheat ... 1.35
Corn. Old. 73c
New. SEC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Hurled Alive.

A MAN ENToMBED AT THE BOTTOM OF FoRTY-FIvE
FOOT WELL
associated Press Special Telegram.
MIDDLETowN, N. Y. Dec. d.
George Baker WAS buried alive under twelve
feet of earth in well forty feet deep in suf-
ern's, yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
NeW advertisements.

COAP STONE GRlDDLE5 OF SEW
y eral sizes and Patent Broachers. For sale by
WIN. Ii. BILLANY,
2l4 Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
New Jersey.

DEATH OF A VETERAN EDITOR.
Associated Press Special Telegram
YOUNGSTOWN, N j., Dec. 4.
Louis G. Yogi, for nearly forty years editor of
the Democratic Banner, died, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

Probabilites--For the Middle Atlantic States
falling barometer, light northerly winds, slight
ly warmer and cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

POSTAL SERyIcE.-Postal service is ordered or
the Kent County Railroad between Clayton and
Chestertown, via Masseys, to begin at once.
This will make Clayton the permanent eastern
terminus of the Kent County Railroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

DAZORS, RAZORS AND STRAPS, A
IL large assortment and OF the best quality. For
sale by
2i4 Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
3lew Advertisements.

NORTH FRANKLIN RED ASH COAL
IN FOR OPEN CRATES MAKING A QUICK
FIRE, WITHOUT DUST OR SMOKE. PRICEs1.0O
CASH. ALSO, PRIME HICKORY WOOp.
GEO. ". RIISH Il SUN, French St wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

The regular weekly meeting of the newly-o
ganized Wilmington Young Mems Christian AS
sociation will be held, this evening, at north
west corner of Sixth and Shipley streets at y!
be considered and adopted and regular officer
elected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

be considered and adopted and regular officers
elected
The boiler in Bright's shops, Orange street
above 9TH, set fire to the building, last even
ing, and fire engine was sent for. few
buckets of water, however, soon suppressed the
flames
A temperance meeting will be held in
McDowell's Hall, McDowellville, on Monday
| evening. Rev. A. d. Davis and Rev. j. W. Wes-
ton and others are engaged to address the meet
ing.
The Sunday Temperance Meeting, to be held
in the City Hall tomorrow afternoon, at 319
o'clock will be addressed by Isaac l.. Crouch.
All are invited to attend.
John Roach has named his " cotton ship " the
| City of Chester. She Is 206.6 feet long, 1886
feet in beam and ia feet deep. Her tonnage
| is 1915.
Chas. Gadkee, receiver of the stolen brass
Journals from the p. W. & B. Co., furnished the
required 81, 900. bail, yesterday, and was reeas-
| ed.
A temperance sermon will be preached in
| Madeley Chapel. tomorrow evening, by the
| PASTOR Rev. A. ID. Davis.
| Chester was taken in on the greenback ad-
| vertisements.
The Quarterly Love Feast WAS held at Asbury,
| last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04

a 10000. 100000. $5OO,oOo.
GEO. 8. GRUBB, BROKER.
All Kinds of stocks and Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission. ANY amount of money raised on pro-
per security. Pronissory Notes and Bonds and
mortgages snecialiea feblO-1y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
q SDeutf1lanb b.

Die Gulturfdmpfsr baben cine uner>
|freulide 1batia6e 10 persei6nsn. .Nm
Hbein uno i'm Mtnfsrlanrs," 16reibt
bic .a5ln. 3ts." fallen ni6t nur biz
pelitiiden Nabwablen fir aueeeidie>
cene Centrum mitslierer bes Nei4ss
taaes orsr Qanctagss INNER rierer
|flerieal aus. @lei6es fneet ibsrmiraenr
aud BET renGommunalnablen ftatt unc
erfbwett ben Gretutips BstDrren ess
Staates Gle wtrt1ame Hanrbabuue Der
|@eieBe uu3emein." W51ten cod que
Ipielen neurn 1bailadsn pie Gultulfdms
pier enclt6 ettennen, ra6 ie auf Dem
5OlSmese flnp, ro6 es ibnen nimmer
seltnsen miro, ras fatboIilGe gDlf fir
ibre Speen ia s%epinnen. ,Dos rctbe
Weipenf," ipra6 Nalrcf am 8. Nebr.
1861, bat ale SGredbilp unp Staf,
fase lsirer Disnfe senug eeIeifet; es
pdre enrli6 3eit, raB es ouf Denfon
aefe5t wirre." 6eute eiIt eaGelbe 8orf
BON rem flericalen unp ultramontanen
Wsipenf. SOa eaS Deutf1e 8ei1 in
Wablbett Elm &eih reS Trierene unp
oes Segen6 wercen - wrblan, ibr babt
es in rer 6anc: eebt nur jensm Sc.
lpenffe ben ldr8t os1bienten Abl1ier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02

f@& ## n M& II - #R Ex-kH%#A E# #E4 #a a<. N4&s f&@ #E
men iaGen, rslHe bfe Reaifrune
DsrmSae absei6IcHsner Gontratte 3ur
0erfisun9 bat"
Die 8e9ierunB .bat Gamilien 40,
0erfisun9" unc miro r,eielben cen
..BrOBen @~runrtefBern automme,, lal.
fen" Rann lie Rnedtfhoft bic rem
Gtnwanrerern In Mfrico mint, per.
ldnolider aue9enriift rpercen?
Sbfser Bemefuns III eS tauni nod
n6tbts beisufisen, poe eos risr tanis
l&e Slima. NIT Ausnabme elmer genil-
fen Gone, eeutiben Gclcnifen nur aes
fdbtDi6 iein fam. Man bite fi1 pa.
Der. fcIGen S6rintelprcisften ercet
Aufmerfiamfeit 3u- ftenfen ; lie erin.
nsrr, gu ietr an sewtGeIs flaperei, ole.
MEN in Braflien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
Der @ a n erer e.

Get, alto rpobl gar a0e fG~ulfpenniser
xinbsr onfnebmen une fie fir einen
Dollar per Mo6e erndbren, fleiren
unb unteridteK md6fn. ramit bosbofts
Oemaaoaen. Die In ibreni Q:ben piel.
leidt feinen Gent Al webltbdtieen 3we'
den Deer sar Sfentlihen Gtsusrn bet,
sstragen baben. nadber bielelben rsli.
ei5ien Nntalten NIT ibren lhmuBiger
Usrleumrungsn bswerfen.
Webe Gem Batter, Ger feline BIra.
idaft BON $3.50 fslen fam. rpenn Dc,
Hidter ras G,fenntniB auslpri6t, rof
isin Rino sin @~epobnbeits : 1aeepist
crerS 9ulperldumer (habitual truantj
1T.
Der 0ater unb bic Wutter rerIitrsr
oamtt ibr natirlihes 9nrc1t auf iii
Xino Ger poliieifnlppel miro 3um0a.
ter eemadt int freien Nmerifa. DIS.
sen rte Gltern, bic Gh ole m5elitt
Mube eeben, ibr Rinp jeeen Iae ~,
S1nle Su brtn9en. nod 10 lebr eer
VerIuf ces Rinree. pas iie trcb feline,
IasriebsN eisunsen als ibr 8inp Iiet
bat en- uno bel ft6 bebalten molten, be-
larnmern une beflaaen-lDbalr rerHihz
ter raHelte als habitual truant trfldrt,
sebSrt es Der polisei an. Die natirs
lidfen Hedte Der Gltern rpereen nit
GdBsn getreten. neil Ger raorsrne Staai
feline anperen Ne9te anertannt als bic
our& @eieBe feassfsuten. SO Ia bos
oerielbe @eiif, rer uns BEN Gemperenss
Srparg aaferleat, Der uns Scri6reibt.
mas mir trinfen oeer nidt trinfen icuen.
Die Nebrbeit entideiret. tbre Gntl6sis
cun8 1T @eieB, it cas- He6t.
USE ale Die cbisen Sh6nbeiten fh
in bic Traris iberfeBea lal1su rsrren,
miro rie nabe 3utunft lsbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
Aufb einen Menjabrs-
mnn(fb

erIautt fi@ Der @anrsrer fir fta ielbf
BEN frsuntli6en esler Scr3uIeeen. Bie
bstanrt, baben mir nebf ZEN tisbeyiaen
bsrsutencen Guslneen nun aud nod
tos YcfSslo f6r bic Abpnnenter su Be-
aablen. Go lieet auf Der 6anb, bae 60
ben 6srausssbern unter lolasn ums
fdnten ni&t m1slt@ III, fanftis cas
9Iatt pbne gprausbe3abIuns
10 ltefern. Gdmmtlf@e auslasen fir
Yapter, Druid, &rbeit u. !. 10. mdfen
eesedt rpsrben. 8iIiser @siie fam
allc Niemanb Serlanseu, raB MIR dber<
tiee nod ben @anperer purtofrei rer>
ieneen urb ta;u nebf tcn etn Sabr
pber nod Idnssr auf 8ssubIuns purten.
Der 8ancerer eriudt cesbalb istne
Gtonnenten rrineeno, biee @erbdltnife
su beridf@tissn, gang tsloneers bic
&adFdneisen, bab fe fire ausfdnee
.pbne rsttersn gsraus beri&ttsen, fowts
&ae dbsrbaupt um 8crausbe;oblune,
uue leat cen 5erren NSenten ans 6srI
70 siel al ibnen, ebenfuIs babin 3u
pirten.
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Ter bit enti6etpenttr Nbffmmnngen Der
Abfinena bulpisen, unp Mnc Mnbon's
Niniferium mare 40 Sale astra&t
unc balc Dtrce aud bet ibn s~utrefen,
cuB .eer6er,og remM nod mug.
lie 32Spunpartifsn baben 60 remna6
In tbrer MaGf, rurb ibr @eriht pos
3inslein Der Waage mad reGis crer
linfs su bemeeen. nnc pa fe bic Gem
fituirung eer rsfnitipen Hepublif per-
bcrreseiren mifen, neil fe unfeblbar
pom elmer edit republicaniihen &esters
uns NIT AusnabmeeeieBen eemnsrepsIt
rlroen. 70 babsn fe feline anrere @abl.
als nit Der re&ten gruppen fir pas
Serennot ia ftmmen, rprurh cine
Mebrbeit pom Al ~ Stanee fommt.
Der Nuefau Der Gsmeinpepablen pirfs
te itrisens manhes Nlitelier beg linz
fen Gennums umeefim mt unp ,ur0er,
jweifung on Der gemseieten Gepublif
setraht baben. cenn rtele partet fann
fib niht velbeblen, roB aud fe cine
Niererlaae erlitten bat unp eie rabical>
bemctruti1te partei ibr 6aupt erbebt.
Manter miro ih aud ertnnern. raB
Gambftta 1bters' conlerpatipe Repub>
lit Sfsntlid als cine sefdlldte Nspub<
lit rerb6bnte, uup pab, rpenr rte pihni>
tiue RspubI,f eonfttuirt mare, bic ee>
utdbieten ODER %ccn1erratipen Nepubliz
faner ben Eampf NIT ben radical be-
mcfratiI4en aufnebmen mlbten, binter
cenen bic Nai5en Ter Nrteiter unb pro,
~letarier feben. Dab 1biers, 6. perise,
Dufaure unp anrert e~efalIene, unp
our6 ten Stur3 rss RailatbumS pim
Der oufseridtete politiiGe @r56en BON
eterem an ibrsm reputlifaniiHen pro.
sramm fettbaIten rerrsr, besrefe'n
mir ni&t I'm eerinsfen, neil fs ibr
ftaatsmdnnil6es point d'honneur pae
fir sinseleBt baten. Aber eae baIten
pit fir rpabr1tetnlt6, rab man1er IT,
rer Nnbdneer, eridreft pur6 pie auf=
frfsenpe NaoicalsD emcftatie, f6 abb
penpen uno su Dem prcoilorium unter
Wae Mabcn feline 3ufu6t nebmen
msrre, UNI ss Der 3ufunft anbeimsufels
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