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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
MAINE AND BLAINE.
what should BE Done 10 Carry Maine
IN November. t..f


The Democrats are talking OF carry
ing Maine at the September election.
There is u better prospect for their ac-
complisbing this extraordinary feat, IL
they try. than ut the first blush might
be imagined. -
In the earlier and better days Of the
Republican party, Maine, next to Yer
mont, was the most trustworthy Repub
lican State in the Union, and it even
went through tho first term Of Grant
without tlinching. In 1868 1t gave Grant
majority of $4,000; and the Greeley
campaign having broken down In the
preliminary elections, Grant got ma
jority Of 80 900 in 1879.
From that time the Republican ma
iorities have fallen off. The leaders Of
the party have been Blaine and HaInlin.
The political machinery has been under
the control Of Blaine. Himself notori@
ously corrupt, he has brought Republic
canism into disrepute among honest
men. In the years 1873 and 1874 the
Republican majority on Governor was
Just about II 900 at each election. But
last September the change was very sig
niflcant. The aggregate vote thrown
for Governor was III 900. This WAS by
far the largest vote ever cast at q purely
State contest, and only 1000 less than
the largest thrown at Presidential
election. Yet the Republican majority
was only 1872. .ft
The Legislature which chooses q SEN
ator in Congress Is elected In Septem-
Der. Blaine, who now holds the seat
temporarily under appointment by the
Governor. is clandestinely a candidate
for the six years term. The Democrats
should force this issue and compel the
Republicans to show their hand on
Blaine. With him openly in the field for,
the Senatorship, the Democrats will
stand an excellent chance to carry the
State in September. With success then,
its electoral vote would be sure for
Tilden I'm November. aHe t.f
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
at 0URlLAnY OH CEI0NAC.
Her Mlracles-Her Crowning In the Name
E4 ~ the P0pe.


It appears that the Pontiff ordered
crown not only the Virgin Of Lourdes,
who confirmed the immaculate concep-
ton, but also our Lady Of Ceignac
Some fifty Thousand persons were pres
emit at this ceremony, the streets were
hung with dags, and there were several
triumphal arches The "onicial com
mencernent" of the fete was announced
by the peaIingof bells and discharges
OF artillery. At 10 b. m. the Cardinal
of Paris said mass, assisted
by all the bishops. At SIP, IN. came the
ceremony OF the coronation. The pro-
cession is said to have been splendid. It
was opened by mounted gendarrnes ;
then thousands OF persons divided into
sixty-three groups next 1b0O priests,
followed by 600 nuns with young girls.
The Cardinal then left the Cathedral,
preceded by the miraculous statue,
which was carried by four priests and
escorted by four Gendarmes and two
sappers. 1909 80
There were also 81 other statues,in the
cortege, one being that OF q negress,
which attracted great deal OF atten-
tion.a Afterward followed historical
groups, the first representing Saint
Martial, who founded the sanctuary of
Cologne; the second, the Prince Pala-
tine, who visited Ceignac, with 100 COM
panions, in 1850, and recovered his sight,
etc. These persons were In the costume
of the period. At :3Oour Lady Of Ceig-
nae was crowned In the name OF the
Pope. From that time, says an eye
tho crowd abandoned itself to
an indeecribebls enthuts6m, which
reached ttsi highest pitch atoe O'Clock,
when tho AiGnfi Was Etyeno for thesflres
works toshs lsc offNt1hb Virgin ofsCeig-e
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
THE REASON WHY.
A True Reform Of the CIVIL service IL n
Different Matter.
from the Chicago TiuesJ

from tho Chicago Times.l
"a true reform Of the civil service, :"
remarks an Eastern advocate Of Hayes
ism. 'is a very difficult matter" It
certainly is, and the difficulty is griev-
ously Increased by the fact that when
ever party obtains position in which
it would be possible to institute or nd
vance the reform, the desire to do so
disappears. That has been the rule
heretofore. at least. Nothing resem-
bling an effective reform Of the civil
service is or can be practicable until the
constitutional gprerogatiyeS OF the Pres
ident in relation to appointments are
modified or abolished. No act that Con
gress can pass will have the slightest
effect In limiting the range OF the Pres
ident's discretion In this respect. Hence
the necessity for placing an experienced
and instructive aref0rmer in the White
House. # From Y, the strong will and
ripe Judgment of such an executive
some reformation OF abuses In appoint
ments and Offloe-holding, In spite OF the
slamor OF Congressman, might be ex-
pected. But the first step toward per-
manent cure Of the cancerous disease Of
Official corruption must be taken
ton that will place the lower grades Of
public employment wholly beyond the
reach OF political influence. Any party
which prOclaims its desire for civil ser
vice reform, without accompanying the
declaration with demand for the fun
damental change which alone can make
reform possible, proclaims its own
Ignorance or dishonesty, or both. The
difficulty" lies mainly In the unwilling
ness OF members of Congress to take
the initiative in depriving themselves of
the right to. recon mend" their friends,
cronies, or mistresses for appointment
to Office, and the President OF the power
to fulfill these COMMUNICATIONS, with
out the slightest regard to the fitness or
integrity OF applicakfts. 90 a9ss7 h}+
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
TRUTH - MIGHTY.

BeHson's Capene Porous Plasters are, with
out doubt u great i'm proyement on the ordinary
article. They relieve pain instantly and cure
quicker than any known plaster, liniment or
compound. They are purely vegetable.
Chas. Althans. Vincent h Co.. Parker's pbar-
macy, ". d. Cook h Co., W. Wynn Il Co, Men
ninger Il Co, and other representative druggists
Of the city Of Brooklyn, ~ Y, voluntarily state:
That al who have used Beuson's Capciue
Porous Pastors SPEAK Of them in the highest
terms their curative properties are established.
and although they are not in the habit of com
mending medicines. yet they unhesit8tlngIy
recommend Bensons Capcine Pasters to their
patron, on the ground that they know them 10
be greatly superior to the ordinary porous
pastors operate quicker. relieve Immediately
and effectively, and cure disease which the ord-
nary article simply relieves after continuous
wear" Try them and be convinced.
Price Is cents. SRABURY Il JOHNSON,
auI Pharmaceutical Chemists New YORK.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31

what q saerslsEt6us Correspondent says
About ~,

what Sacrt1sEt6us Correspondent says
About ~.
Especial Correspondence Of the Enauirsr.J
WAsHfsaroN, D. G., July as, 1875.
Few American citizens will be able to
read the proceedings OF the Senate on
Saturday last without weeping. After
nearly three-quarters OF d century OF
agitation that body has found the cour-
age to vote away 100000 OF public
money To renew work on that national
disgrace, "Washington's Monument
The last and ali preceding Republican
Congresses refused to vote a dollar to-
ward completing this fraud. But when
the country receives u centennial and
unexpected blessing In the shape OF q
Democratic Congress, something must
be devised TO test the loyalty OF the
Confederate Brigadiers," and the clas-
steal mind Of that eminent politician,
financier and public economist, John
Sherman, devises this test, and proposes
to add $2,0OO,0O0 to the peoples taxes,
by completing d stone-pile that will be
an insult TO art, a disbonor to the coun-
try, a disgrace to the memory OF Wash
people Of the earth until it tumbles
down.
When this bill comes up in the House,
some lover Of his country ought to move
q committee of three to escort our own
John Sherman to the top OF the old pile
and push him off into Babcock's frog
pond, which dozes in the sun at the
base OF the structure. Let the thing be
converted into q 1arpeian Rock, from
which oil public mon who are faithless
10 their official trusts shall be- hurled
into history and eternity, but do not
vote to add smother stone to the abor-
Al l.. 49,. H. L. l.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31

A strong independents Element Enthu-
siastically for Tilden.

from the Anzeiger. St Louis.l
The Independent Germans OF Ohio
appear to DO most enthusiastic for
1ilden and Hendricks. The Waechtey.
am Erie In Cleveland publishes call
for the organization of Tilden club,
which is signed by nearly five hundred
German citizens OF Cleveland. The
signers OF the call are nearly all men OF
more or less influence in the city, and a
large majority OF them voted for Hayes
last year for Governor of Ohio. Some
OF them, as Louis Ritter, Jacob Mueller
and others, helped found tho Repub-
lican party. Among other things the
"call'' says: NV D..
We have taken stand under Tilden 8
banner without regard to past party
connections and without regard to any
peri onal feelings for either of the Presi-
Dental candidates. We have been
guided only by the force Of facts and
from patriotic motives. We entertain
Hayes, but in his candidacy we are
fighting the Constitution of the RepubIi-
can rule, which we think has already
lasted four years too long, and which
has in the last few years assumed almost
despotic sway over the people and
become the protector of monopolies and
subsidy corporations. p
Mr. Hayes, the candidate OF this party,
must be looked upon as strict party
candidate. He was nominated by
party which, although burdened with
the sins OF Grants administration, saw
fit to reject their only reform candidate
by an overw helming majority, giving
him, in fact, but one-seventh Of their
votes. t+
1t would be folly to expect reform
from party led by such leaders as
Blaine. Morton and Conkling. all Of
whom have been intimately connected
with Grantism, and who, IL the Cincin.
natl Convention fairly represented the
party, are the favorites Of six-sevenths
Of the Republican party. lnaah pnB III
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
Worth knowing.

For nearly thirty years there was no improve
ment In plasters, until Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters we're invented. Necessity is. indeed
the mother Of invention. The ordinary porous
plasters had been found to act too slow days and
weeks of continuous wear being required 10
bring relief and cure. The discovery of Capcine
has be n Of great value to medicine. and to the
people an iuealeulabIe boon.
Capeinc operates with astonishing vigor upon
disease, brings immediate relief, and cures
quicker than any known pa ter. linmeut or
compound Capene Is superior to electricity.
and more certain 1t strikes the root of disease.
1t Ia purely vegetable. Benson's Capeiue Porous
plasters are perfectly free from metallic or
mineral poisons. Thoy do not bister. and ara
indorsed by over two thousand physicians snd
druggists of excellent reputation. They differ
from the ordinary porous plaster in giving in
slant relief to the sufferer. and insuring posi-
tive and prompt cure, Price IS cents.
SEABURY h JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, n I,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31

mac thus h5nored formerly occupied q
niche In small chapel, but she ran
away and hid herself In some bushes !:
brought back, she repeated this esca-
pade several times, and at last the
sacristan, tired OF running after the
Madonna and finding her In forest,
boxed her ears. His arm Immediately
withered. The necessity of building a
sanctuary for the Virgin was then recog-
nized. Ceignac Is near Rodez, and from
1t one canse the mountains where the
Albigenses we're noassacred.'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
shernsan's View.
lCotlrier-J Ournal.l

Gen. Sherman says that he has troops
enough with which To manage the Indi-
ans, but the Republican organs assert
that the confederate House" wickedly
cut down the army so that the Indians
could slaughter Sherman's soldiers.
We prefer to take Sherman view OF the
situation. OF course, he has enough
troops; for, counting all the soldiers for
political service In the South. and those
stationed In the North. there are left
over 10000 men to be used in the Sioux
WAL
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
OUR ANNUAL STATEMENT.

We again coll the attention OF mer-
chants to the fact that on Friday, Sep
TENDER L. 1876, we shall publish full
and reliable review Of the commerce OF
New Orleans for the year closing that
day. Such document, widely clrcula-
ted, cannot fail TO aid the business OF
our city. and for tho convenience Of our
patrons we will furnish the paper con-
tanning IL. ready wrapped for the mail.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
JUST RECEIVED,
FRENCH C0GNAC BRANDY,
Oh
JULES BELLOT Il co.

The celebrated Independence Brand" now on
exhibition ut the Centennial
We have Just received from Bordeaux by the
French ship LIE Phare an inyolce of the above
famous COGNAC, and we invite dealers a d con-
noisseurs to give it trial before purchasing
elsewhere, The trade supplied at the lowest
market prices.
BY arrival Of steamship st. Louis and other
vessels, we have received the following:
WEYMOUTH. Molly. Pratt d Co; Burgundy.
Port. Rcd and White WINES; COGNACs, as
sorted Liquors, assorted SHERRY, Muscat and
Malaga WINES, Brandy CHERRIES. J. Cessat
Jr., VINEGAR, SARDINES etc.
just received per steamship ST. Louis. POO
pieces IA and % MOUSSEIINE, careau
In stors-A very large and well assorted stock
of
FRENCH WINES, LIQUORS and FANCY
GROCERIES.
In and out of bond-An extensive assortment of
French. German and English
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. ETC.,
At lowest market prices.
MARKS BROS. 4 CO..
Commission Merchants and importers,
~ MAGAZINE STREET.
jyie I'm Upstairs.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, a
large eight-page paper, will be fur
nished from the LIST OF July to the 18th
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar. Every man in the state should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con-
seryative club should subscribe for
from twenty-five to one hundred copies
for istributinn Iaa
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-31
III. RIQUELME,
Cigar Manufacturer.

OPPOSITE POST-OTFICE. NEW ORLEANS.
Has always on hand q fine assortment ct Do
mestic and Havana CIGAHS. from 90 upwards
also. a nice Lot Of Smoking and Chewing
TOBACCO. ie2s Su sun
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ahqc,6 qoW
Jag puqulnuB gun 9pnpts

- Ser Berwaltun9Srath unierer
@adbarfaot Gbamois bat in iein.r
am Dieufta9 lebter Wode abaebaltent en-
Sibuns beidlofen, Die Sdanfitsusr.
9i,ens auf $1,000 ~ erboben. 81,
9isens betrus biSb.r $500 uno puro,
alaemtin erwartet. oab cine 8souttior
cintretn t%ulirNe, anftatt oe0en uerbsr
Die Serren Birtbe NIT Der Nidridl
Der Grh0buns iO.rraidt. Sb BE-,
Stabtfhab baourd etuaS seuiuner
miro. lit febr Die 6raa'. ba fderIid
nidt ale in Gbamois bstrieben.r
Birthidafttu bisie bohe Summe aui
b%rinaeu tonuen. Wtnn Der 8oart
beabfhti8t, eurh bleie Wlbresel Den
Senub Don "Seifisen" Setrdnten Gin
bait iu tbun. 70 III er crit redt auf Den
Solsweae, b.nn es miro lid wenigf.ni
giner unttr Den Wirtben Der anaebtn
Den SroBltatt nnoen. Der $1,000 I'll
bas priuilts einiissr Sdaniptrth il
3bamols ~ fem bs,ableu fann, oi
Staot pirs aber oaourd etwa 81, 50'
eiubIben. Do braudt man nod bon
SdiloaersS irsermeiiter ~ fpredsn
~snn in zines auf Sei&aftsaeit IN.
enersiider lInternebmunssIuit rside,
ameritaniiden StaSt oerartisss selis
fert niro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-06
Cine ipertbDoac meeieiuifAe Mb,
b%anbluua.

las sbtt mseieiniite Sabrbu6, Ssfdtti's
aaIsnbsr fir 1877, il itst ftrtis unb unsnt.
stltl1 bel DrOauiftn uup Santlrrn auf btm
qanee in altn 1bsilsn her Der Siaattn unp
Sritiib- amerifas unt in her Chat III ittem Ct.
%piiiiirttn lhtii Ter peitlit,n ealbfuad ,u
babtn. Otter Calender IN ftit ttpa ii en-
9inftsl Sab bunbtrt restlmGbis bel Yeainu
jtses Sabres btrausstsebtn porbsn. aussr
hem riGtisntn prafti(ben Hatb fir bic 8tpdb.
runa unb : ieeerbrrftluns Der 8tiunebtit
tntbalt CT clue Wtnst ansiebsnstr unb unter.
balttnpsr lsi6tsr 9teture unb bas aaisnbarium
bic afrpnOmiittn 9%srtbtunssn, bic 6rcnplo.
siiten Wetijtn re. lino nit grocer SorafaIt
ansSrartsiist u b prreen burdaus rittia bt-
funptn ptrbtn. Die Nussabt non ScHtttrr's
sa!tnper fir 1877 tpirb wabrlbriuIi6 bic
srsBit aufiatbattn, bic Gin irssnespp III br
@'It ttraussesttenss mebieinii&e 0nf it
ssbabt bat. Die Gissu,biimtr, Strrtn bsn.tttr
nne Smitb in pittsburgh. pa., ptrbn ssatn
utbsritneuns timer 3pei-G tuts- Warft Stesr.
mann, esr in ifinsr Iahbaribaft bi.im Ga.
!tnbtr nt9t brfpmmtn fam, Gin GrtmpIar ~
f&idsn. XII,
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Sprtuserle Wuoels bet
Moolpf Z. Eruoot.

M sm Sonntaa wurbsn Die irbi
iden lleberefte BON ferdinand Sdmibtp
Dem aasemein betannten Gisentblmsr
Der ct. Charles Sals, in ibre l.bte
8ubefatte, auf benz itdbtiideu Srieo'
bofe, gebettet. Ter 8erforbeue mar
81 Sabre alt uno aaaemein eeadtet,
mat aud ertdtIid mar, an BEN unse.
mein 9roben aeiden,uae. ben bic S.uer'
fNmpaanie in BOILER Uniform, mil SlOr
~behangter Hahne %anfuhrte.
auf Dem Srieobofe hieIt Serr 2tbrer
guebrlpn cine turse auiprade IN Del
ct Der Geroienite bb 8e~rtorbsnsr
G%rpdbnuns that unb 8orte bss Srofti
an bic trauernoen SinterbIiebenen rid,
tote
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@olofeoern, III gutter Ausmabl
tn Der a~Sler=

skSr Gin cisentbiimlider Sal bon
Btrsiitun9 tam oiefer Sage bier ror.
Die beioeu tleineu ainosr tes Serrn
Gbr. 8nbn purben pl6biih tranf unb
ole berbeiserufenen Nsrite ertIdrtsn TO-
tort Die Sgmpiome. ais bic eiuer
idwaden Teratftuua.
Bon Nlem was inGrfabruna aebradt
weroen f%uHnte, batten bic Rinoer am
Sage Uorber bon ben lanaen Samsn
caspeln Der fog. Srompeten>Y dame,
, IGataipa) %aenoFem unb i&reibt n'an bic
8ranibeit Der &S;yfunS Sisiet G'ftsnt.
baIteLben GaspeIn ,u. Gltern ioaten
ibre Sinoer warnen, nidts berartises
~ senieben. Slhdlidsrweiis bsfnben
fd bic Rlsinen auf hem @tse Der Bei.
ieruns unb bereitS auber pIler &C.
iabr.
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20 staf setOperte Tlaneae,
III 20 sts bic 9aro bel
u. II. & .. 3. mertemS.
Trii6e MMffern!
Soeben erbalttn e,ne Ssnouna frifder
Wultern bel . dwerbel Il & b n t.

aas- @adirbsno aebsn mir cine Git,
Nrr SrieoenSridter unb GontableS poi
9aSconabe Guuntg
riebensrid ter.
8oart sownibip-6 i. y. pilter &
9. Weniel.
8oeuf Sownibip-B. Il. Dspp'
5rsb. Sdultc.
Canaan Sownibip- Siam 9oIanSs'
NORTH. $. q. We8inneb.
gruib Greet 5wp.-Sumann Sber
from. Ssnrp 6. &ebr, ". s. Wurpbp
Sbire Greet Sp.-Gbas s. pop
Sobn Us. Miqarb.
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Cooper. Samuel 8obnion.
@idlanb Sp.-Gbas. Soffmann, q
Or. Suntsr.
gourbOis 5p.-Gbwin y. Bopen
Sos. VI. Sadion.
nfabter.
@oart-Nusuft @euenbabu
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Gansan-Searp @rote
Bruib Gteet-Sapio SinteI
3birb Greei-Sreberid Seba
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ssy- 9lus Srooflsu melset Der 8

seS- @us SroofIbu melset Der Sc
lesrIpb iiber elm iar'dlides llualid.
8dbreno Der 8oriteaune SeS Iebten
Nttes Der y8aiisn" brad pIoblid
Seuer aus. Sbeater mar su etra
,uei SritteI beiebt uno fir bas gang
srobe Gebduoe uur Gin @usaans Dor.
banben.
Die pon paniiaem Sareden erfabter
3uidauer eilten fofort benz Musgana,
iu, benfeIben sanilid bIotirsnb. &.n
fden pislen iiber sinanbsr meg unb an
anbere eiIten iiber fe binrpes unb f
Iassn suIebt bic llnsIidlideu bier Bill
finf Reriousn ibereinanbtr in bilflo
fer Sage.
Srob ben ber,weifeIten Mnfrensuu
gen Der raid berbeisssilten 5suermebr
tonnten nur uenise aus benz &naus
se;osen tutrotn, unb bitfe fuarel
meiffsns petIsbt. BU e.ftern Gbenl
bate mon bersits 2s5 2ti&en unite,
ben Srimn,ern bes 9ebdubes berboroe,
aosen unb sIaubt man annebmen 4,
birfen bab ipsnisRsns nod SO bic 81
barunter bsfnbeu.
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6r Sdwer beimaefudt ipurpe bic
camille bes Srn. Ssrmann 4eGeI.
am lsbten Samitas ftarb mad fu,ser
Sranfbeit beren 6 Sabre altes S6dter
den unb ani Sonntaa abenb trtranttc
bas bis oabiu gang sciunbe breiidbr,sc
Sobnden oerteIben on Der Group unb
ant barauf %oIaenoen @bsnb mar es cine
astde. Ser Sdmers Der @Itern unO
uno SrobeItern iiber b'sien 70 plobli.
den Serluit ldbt iid wobl oenten, ibn
W beidreiben in uniers 6euer au
idwad Hrau 9cfel beinbst id our
Belt bel ibrem Brubsr in Senper auf
Beiud unb III 10 trout, ZAP Hlar es
nidt fur ratbiam bait. ibr bic trauri9e
Nat ridt mit.utbeiIen.
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Na& benz neusiten Dspef4eu f4sin'
SiIben bel Der eeftsrn abssbaItsnsr
abhimmuns Der Glsftoreu bic n0tbiest
1856 9timmen erbaItsn au baben uni
wirb foIsIi& infer nd&fer YrdfSsn'
fem.
Tie eontefirtsn Staaten bab,r
fammtIi& ibr 9otum fur Sapes abst
seben, iebod srbisIt Sileen i'm Staot'
Oresan eire Stimmie, bic bisber f6el
tut Sapes eerednet ipuros. Giner bs'
@lettoren biefes Staates ipurbe, ba s'
Gin Ser. Staaten Gmt beileibete all
~unipdhlbar srtldrt unb Der Goupernear
fertiate bas Wanbat fur benienisen ssi
bemotratifden Ganoibaten aus Der BIZ
nadit. bodife Stimmen3abI erbalter
battle. Su beiuabe altn Staaten bel
Union .Siitiren Sefete, tpeIde beftim
men, bab i'm Sale cine @atan,. out
iraenb elmer llrfa&e in benz gleetorsr
Solssium eintrete. bafeIbe bic Mfadt'
pontOmmsnbeit babe fd su eraani,a
Diefes aeidab aud sefern in mebreren
Staaten, ia feIbit in Wifouri. 6rof
oeFen BdbIbarteit in Srase seiteli
iuorben, fanb iid nidt beim Mumens'
aufruf elm uno bic ibrisen Witalisbs,
fulton feline Stsle bur& bic 8ahl bon
Srn. SIcOt. Sb baGelbe Seieb i'm
e.oate Sresan fiItia if wiTen mir
nidt ST binsesen Der Souberneu,
bereGtist bic SteIe su beieben, bas
hei6t benz politiiden @eaner Gin
!9anoat ansauffeQsn. 10 in Silber
redtlid aewdblt uno wiro ieps auf'
ridtise Burger iid IN bas 8siuItuI
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