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New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
IF TILDEN Is DEAD, WHO LTVESt
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The Democratic situation Is perpeXlng. III
dem I'm getting up his reputation rcformrr offended
TImmany, winch II IA tumnr on the body pOltic, anu
therefore cannot unite his party. The Democratic party
does not take kindly even 10 the pretence ofreforn
But n Tilden cannot carry NewYork, what Democrat
can do Tden Hnd Thurman hhVing whlheI the
nank into The deep sea- wherc the great Democratic
leaders Bayard, Pendeion and heudrlcAs 10 sep
IL
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
ANI-NFaTTpFI-L WIFE SHOT.

Mrs Catharino Madil who was shot by her hus-
band John Madill. In Olver-st, Wednesday even
ing is AT the Chambers Street Hospital. She may
hive several days, but cannot recover. Madill was
committed 20 the fombs yesterday by Justice Nor
gan. Both husband and wife are natives of this
city. They have been married eight years and
have three children. For several years past their
life has been wretched. The woman pawned her
children's clothes to obtain drink. and the was
fan iIa>cible aud jealous temper About two mOntsh
ago Madil, upon receiving convincing proof of his
wile's intdelity. brought suit for divorce. More
than once be threatened TO Kill her. The story Of
the murder is thus told by Mrs. Mary Jane Reilly,
friend of Mrs. Madill "Betwoen and 10 o'clock
Madill came In the room without his hat and look
ing like a crazy man. He had a revolver in his
hand and was drunk. Not seeing his wife IN the
eittng-rOOm he went into her bedroom aud fired at
her twice saying Pm going TO kill you anyhow.
ran out of the house for fear OF my life ana Mrs.
Gadill followed me crying out, Oh, Mary Jane. do
call an Olfcer' SAID couldn't find one. She ran
M toward Oak-st. and when near the corner re-
ceived bullet in the back OF her neck aud fell for
ward on her face. MadIll then ran down Oak-st.
toward Catharne and was arrested by Officer Bar
Iett before lac could escape"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
FoRETAsTE OF 1880.

The blood of the people is up for the Presi-
DENTAL campaign. 1he stupid BOurDan Democracy
have nrecptated the excitement. and gwen the old
war tunes and easlgns "A fiesh lease. Anybody VINO
ets aboard the neof- Da tlesnlp that went into
commlss0n i'm 1860 Will ahead for the peo-
hIe know that ship the minute they see II, whoever
may be officers big or lttle and whatever theH
capacity or characters
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
SIGNS of cATA1RE.

No other such onthsome, teacherous and undermining
alady curses mankind OneGfth Of our Children die %
diseases generated by Infectious Poison and oueourh
Of living men and miserable exisences from
the ssme cause While asleep, the Impurities IN the moss
ris are necessarily swallowed into the stomach aud Ina
hailed into lungs poison Of the system
DR. Wei DE eyer- Catsrrb Cure absorbs the purulens
virus aud kills the seeds o poison parts
the system 1t only relieve. but certainly cure
catarrh stage I'll the ony remedy which In our
Judgment yet really cured case Of Chronic
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
NO MORE DEAD PAST WANTED.

The lesson of tue election is plain. The
Democracy Newlork must present united front 10
he con mon enemy II 1t desires To recover control OF the
sfafe OF 10 save the Federal Union from the clutch Of
Radicasm. We must let ibe dead past bury It's dead.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

existing The revusion IN 1879 has is root In cause
eansiiy d,sncI which IA a dstrust Of the capaby ot
the Democratic party Tor general adnimstihlion anu
alarm their reckessnes- Of sDeech ana action, ana .
we'd etermnaton net 10 drift away from the plnci-
pies which carried toe country through al its
trals,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

A PosER.-Master Tom Stand in the cor
perf wat for Z" Ills Mamma 4" Because you are "a
bad boy" Master Toni " Cant be a bad hoy here
just as well l-lFun.
"You see, massa," said the old colored wash
woman deys got desc here big don't
hat so much ~ do. De gemmcp puts On big crayvat
now sdays instead oh u clean shirt You don't know
much about desc matters but you take of all de cray
yats ia an make the eemmen show up, land
sskes you'd de worst lookn white men you ebber
laid yo' blessed eyes on. "-t5yracuse Herald.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
NEW-YORK ALL RIGHT.

From TIE ROcheSfer DemocTat and ch,onicle (EspD
Ncw-YOrk elects a Republican Governor and
a Republican LEGISLATURE even more strongly Republican
than that 1879. The practical effects oi victory are
with the Republicans OF NeNIOrk, as they are VITA the
Republicans Of the Union, and, n wis action j. here
aftr had there reed be no fear that Newfok Will ater
in the great battle that approaches.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE.

II Is the answer of the country to the folly,
pfatuation wicked dsre of the In
al the country displayed at the last Of Con gre
ana to he sins against public and private iustce In
some OF the Southern States and II lie their decree that
such proceedings must be stopped.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
WANTED A UNITED FRONT.
H., M poch.,ter Union and ddrsTtlseT (Den-i

The duty of the present hour Is TO reform @
our broken ranks and presenting united 'front.'
70 tie enemy march forward 10 certain victory In the
coming PIesdeutinl campaig upon which hangs the
destiny OF the country and of the people for generations
A
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
ECHO ANSWERS WHEREi

FTOm Tie NtN- IdteH Is't tsItF I''N'I,,
The defeat of Robinson IN New forK IL
serious blow AT the pohicH prospects Of Sslnue j. III
den. This cannot but be regarded "a nlsortune 10
the Democratic party. II he retires rom the canvass
I'm 1850 where can the Democrats expect 10 nnd a
leader brave, keen, farsghted aud politically balanced
enough 10 take his pIacet
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

Harris and Andrews in turn occupied che char,
Tie business Of the meeting was wholly devoted 20
making appropriations for foreign and domestic
az 5000 600. and the following additional arpro-
prlations we've made, For India, S6O.OOO Bni-
raria, 1o.49s, Italy. $22 500; Mexico. S3o.oOo;
sions Of S26i. .Ol0 The appropriations for domes-
tic missions amount thus far to S2fo slo, Inc Inc
meeting adjourned TO reassemble at 10 O'Clock this
morning aud will probably finish It's business ny
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
ENFORCING IL : GENITAL SYSTEM.

The managers of the Produce Exchange. at their
meeting yesterday. considered the request Of the
grain trade to discontinue the use of the GENITAL
system and passed resolutions declaring in sub
stance that the Produce Exchange had committed
itself in favor Of the system too far to withdraw
md that the movement is in the interest of trade
and In full accord with the system of decimal cOiu-
age and which, when the Iuconve nience at
lending its introduction shalt have beeu overcome
will commend itself to the judgment aud support OF
the mercantile world. Therefore it was commanded
that all transactions IN grain hereafter made, and
falling due after JunuaIy l. 1850. should be in
conformity with the Genital SYSTEM
I Yesterday, at the first call. j. Il. HerTick an
nounced the action Of The Board. The oall on jan
nary options was proceeded with on the basis OF the
Hental system. but there was very little trading. A
few operators showed desire To continue the sys-
Tenn but II was generally treated wltn Indifference.
The only sale made 500 cenials of No. corn
st al O7sI0. by Sawyer. Wallace 4 Co. TO Bingham
Brothefs.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
THE HEART OF TIE PEOPLE STIRI;ED.

1t is like the mighty loyal uprising OF 1861
the sam. I'D impulse. meaning, The samc in
irresistible power. The great heart Of the people Is
stirred 10 rs Vrofoundest depths. II IL the swelling
tidal wave Of patriotism SURFING and sweeping over tue
new front OF Confederate assault.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
MONEY FOR MISSION WORK.

The General Missionary Committee Of the Metho-
Aist Episcopal Church continued the annual session
yesterday at the offices Of the Methodist Book Con-
ssrn. No. 500 Broadway. Bishops Bowman. Peck.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
JUDGMENT on DEMOCRATIC FOLLY.
L. INA Ia Iol.L.lLa.. l.rx.. r..

The Ievulsion of 1874 proceeded from dis
Of the Republicans, who had then been long aud
continuously IN power and who held responsible
for business depression and general dsress then
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

No other company IN the world has pro-
duced an Automatic Tension sewing machine
thing approaching I'm value and merit Wilcox a
GiDbs s. IA. Co New York.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
announcements.

Steel Frame, Flre-PrOOf Safes, Combination
inside Bolt Works Frehing CHAM Emery Oveseysl
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

For comfort wear one of KSOx's felt hats,
comfort elegance combined, Of his unap,
proachab sk hats zl2 broadway Fth vel
uotsl.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
MARINE INThLLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


aru -,.ea e3a srn sets $50 CLOCK slow. l6m.12s
Noon rises -. Noon souths. GIL MOons lays. rs
WATER rO-DAf-A. NJ
sandy HOOK los GOV Island l35l ieu Gate 321
4isH "
sandy Hook 1872 Gov IslAni ljJ 1eu j4t3 3e4
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

Clothes Wringers, all kinds. repaired prompt
y. METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE Co, 80 Cortlandtst
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
Announcements

WNCnEsTERs HYPOPnOSPHIrEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis. DeJinty go
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNuTs NO
Qls BROADWAY
sam-sI'. Noon. Al. 3 n n, 40, Mdn,sns So''
Highest du5ing the day. az l'0west o.,
average 37N. same day. 1873 S3s'.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

spurts Of disgusting from h nosiris or upou
lie tOnsils Wstery Eyes, snufes. BuzNng IN the Earss
Denfne-- Craekng sensations Head Intermitt'ns
Pains over the Eycs Fetid Breath Na-a Twang scabs In
the SostIils aud Tickling IN the hroat are
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
TUESDAYS VERDICT.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS THINK OF IT.

THE GREAT CONUNDRUM
From The C,acfHnGh kngufrcr tDenl
The result in New y Ork has not taken ou'
OF politics the question: "What MI. Tidens lltI,
gam
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

Men 0nd women retain the healthy vig0r Of
early llfs by usnZ hfCHARDs 1RgrOrAL TOXIC
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
% DEEP FOR UTTERANCE.

Feelings TOO DEEP FOR UTIERANCE
From The BuGdiO Courier lDcnl.l
The result altogether Is not pleasant one
10 contemplate, and reserve comment upon Ii Till It's
outlines are more clearly defined
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
the ACTION OF A BANK RECEIVER.

The Congressional Committee appointed 10 IN
orire into the affairs of the Ocean National Bank.
of which T. VI. DavisIs receiver resumed its business
Yesterday morning at the Grand Central Hotel
Charles l.. Crosby. of Fullerton Il Crosby, testified
as 10 the old suit brought restrain the receiver
from selling the bonds of the old Lake Superior Ship
Canal, Railroad and Iron Company. Some CORE
fpondeuce between Bank-Examiner Meigs and Con-
trcller Knox was then read. in which the former
wrote that after making inquiries III Wall Street he
had reached the conclusion that the bonds of the
Lake superior Company had no market value at all,
and If Davis got 500, 900 for them he did well.
William l.. Hovev said that he visited England In
1879 and in 1877 TO get English capitalists inter
rsted IN the TeOrgaulZed company. The outbreak OF
the war between Russia and Turkey caused negOtIa-
tiois 10 fall through.
Arthur w. Sherman testified as to his examination
Of the banks accounts IN the absence of Davis and
when the latter was a stranger to hIm Out of the
ference of only S6 between his and the receivers
figures. THIS balance was III the receivers favor.
The legal expenses OF the receiver III the SUITS
growing out of the robbery of the bank had
amounted to S3457l 80. and his other legal eX
penses were S;}2,47l l3.
At this point Receiver Davis SAID. in answer tC
questions, that there was from $l9OOO0 "a
500 900 due to depOsitOrs IN the bank, including
40 per cent OF interest One-halt of the depOstOrs
had Telluquishcd all clam to excess of interest,
leaving about 100000 dne. There being no wit
nesSes present, the Committee then adjourned until
1890 to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

a "PINAFORE" PERFORMANCE STOPPED.
The afternoon performance of " Pinafore," at the
Aquarium, by the New-York Miniature Opera CON-
pany vas brought to sudden and unexpected
termination. yesterday, by the receipt of COM
inuncation from the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, saving that the performances
of the children IN direct violation of law and
must be discontinued Immediately. An audience
had assembled and everything was In readiness for
representation when the note re-
ceived. Without hesitation the audience was
dismissed and the children discharged, the
manager not feeling warranted I'm going to the ex-
pense of a legal contest 10 determine his rights in
the matter. The thirty or more children left the
huidinV crving and lamentng. Two more per-
formanccs had been advertised for this week. f..
H. Harvey musical manager. said last evening (;
"Wednesday afternoon while our performance was
going on. gentleman. who proved 10 be the pIesi-
dent of the Society. entered the room. viewed the
stage for moment ard then came behind
the scenes where ] was. He said the performances
clearly came wi hin the act. the children were
under fifteen wears OF age and warned me that they
must be stopped. He would listen to no reason.
Tue proprietor of the Aquarium and | went 10 see
Mr.. Bergh about the matter As lie had been here
aud knew the character of the performance, he as
snred us that we would be permitted To carry the
engagement through; he guaranteed that much
promising 10 communicate at once with the officers
~ the society. Our surprise, therefore, was COM
plcte to-day when received this notice"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07
CARPETS.

Administer,
Moqrcue
Niiion best five frame.
Brussels, three grades.
Tapestry, four grades.
Ihrccply, two grades.
Ingram, sly grales.
Venetian. ior stairs and hail, rsles
grades
Drugsets, grade oaiy.
Rugs
Mats,
Mattings.
Oi-cl0ths.
linoleum.
llsaum.
Lord e Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-07

Only twelve walkers appeared on the track al the
Rink at IL a. N. yesterday. At noon the stood
Hartman. ls4l Faber 1s4 Armstrong, 174G
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-08
Sparbanksvasendet.

Superintendent for Statens spar
bankar har nu afgifvlt sin arsberat.
telse for 1S78.-Af densamma fran.
gar, att fyra sparbankar under forli.
det ar gjorde konkurs och att iva fri
villigt upphorde med affarerna och
ito till fullo betalt sina kreditorers
fordrlngar. Ingen ny sparbank upp-
rattades. Delta saval som manga an.
dra omstandigheter, visar, att altman
heten tagit warning af de manga spar
bankskatastrofer, som under de sedna-
re aren intraffat och borjar s6ka SAX.
rare f6rvaringsplatser for sina pen
ningar. De banker New York, som
subscriberade det nya fyra procent
lanet, meddela salunda, att st6rre de
len af obligationerna ink6pas af en-.
kor, prester, yrkesman och altman.
het de klasser, som f6rut patronisera.
de sparbankarne. Obligationernas
storlek gor dock att de icke aro lamp.
liga eller tillgangliga for den egentliga
eller fattigaste arbetareklassen men
de nya Observation-Disclosures a
$40, som ocksa lopa med fyra procents
ranta, skola undanrodja denna olagen.
het, ON de blifva mera allmant kanda
och af regeringen tillhandahallas pa
tlera platser, an annu ar fallet.
postkontoret New York saljas bortat
ett tusen stycken ON dagen, men i
landsorten ha de allmanhet annu
icke blifvit synliga. Desse regerings
f6rbindelser, ON de ocksa icke pa
grund af lagre ranta kunna uttranga
sparbankarne, aro dock for dem farli-
ga medtaflare och skola ALA handelser
medf0ra den nyttan att sparbanker-
ia skola eggas till en- mera arlig och
forsigtig f0rvaltning af sina kapita-
ler.
Tjugonio sparbankar ha estate of
New York; giort konkurs sedan ar
1870, och mera eller mindre bedrageri
ha hvarje fall gjort sig gallande. En-
af dessa banker har gifvit sina insat.
tare en- utdelning af 30 procent, iva
andra 80, men "Third Avenue Savings
Bank New YORK, som hade IT,
900 insattare har icke gifvit
mera an Is procent, ehuru man
tror att utredningsmannen skola kun
ma astadkomma en- ytterligare utdel.
ming af 10 procent. Den sammanlag-
da f6rlust, som genom dessa tjugunio
sparbankers fallissement drabbar in
sattarne, belopa sig till $5,300,O00 och
det elande som harigenom tillfogats
manga tusen fattiga familjer kan ieke
annat an alstra misstroende for de
manga solida sparbanker, som iemte
egen vinst afven hafva hansyn till
sina insattares sakerhet.
Den Januari 1879 funnos staten
1872 sparbankar, men af dessa stodo
alta begrepp att stanga sina d0rrar
och egentliga antalet utgjorde darf0re
endast l24. Insattningarne hade un-
der aret minskats med $l3, 748,-4l9
och insattarnes antal med IS, ,533, men
de solventa sparbankernas insattare
ha 6kats. IF. r.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-08

karleken till dess eget. Det kan dar.
for under var strid mot det onorska
partiet hos oss komma att intraffa
ting, som mahanda synas svenskarne
besynnerliga och smaaktiga, ,men tanka
de ratt pa var stallning, tro vi att de
skola fnna yttringarna af vart natie.
nala lif fullkomligt fsin ordning. vi
forutsatta det ON syenskarne, att de
icke ha nagot slags onskan att CORA
sig gallande vara saker, att de tvart
ON med gladje Sc, att3yi (som de sjelf.
ve) utvecklaa ossi national riktning.
Och darf6r tro vi ess ,kunna vanta af
dem, att de icke obetingadt tro ALT
hvad vara onorske motstandare saga
ON oss. ON an deras r6st ar sa stark
att den hores battfe pa andra sidan
K6len an var protest. Och ALA ham
delser ma de vara beredde pa, att ON
de tro dem battre an oss o. till fold
daraf forebra oss obroderliga 'kanslor
mot dem, vi icke lata aoss anfakta dar-
af, utan ofortrutet arbeta mot vart
NAL: det att saorske norman ma rada
i Norge och att national kansla ma
bli hyar norrmansS sgendo Omi
svenskarne misskanna oss, kunna vi
darf6r icke lagga handerna kors och
lata arbetet hvila.
"Vi skola bedja att fa erinra sven.
skarne ON en- SAX till. De veta att
det finnes sa val en- fordanskningslust
som en- f6rsvenskningslusth hos en- stor
del af var bildade intelligens. vi
maste' darfor kampa bade mot hem.
danskeriet och hemsvenskeriet.-D
ar svenskheten Norge, vi fora strid
mot och som vi villa fora strid mot
tills hon ligger slagen. Svenskheten
Sverige 6nska vi en- rik blomstring;
en- sadan, tro vi, skall vara oss till
help i var kamp for utvecklingen af
en- rik och blomstrande norskhet hos
oss. Kunna svenskarne ha nagot
emot att racka oss broderhanden pa
dessa vilkor? vi tro det icke. Men
skam 6fver de norske ssmarkte," som
sa arbeta for uppvackande af natio-
nalhat g
vi villa harvid blott anmarka, att
den norska norskhet, hvilken utg0r
ett sa lofvardt NAL for ALA CODA norr-
mans f0renade strafvanden och som
helt visst kan rakna pa den varmaste
medkansla det svenska broderlana
det, efter hvad det will synas oss myc-
ket val kunde vinnas utan att den ge-
mensamma yttre symbolen af var bro
derliga forening rent ut sagdt neddra:
ges och cores till NAL for norska par
tistrider. Vart marke betyder
Norges hagga hvarken mera eller
mindre an Norges marke var. Det
ar det faktiska denna larmande ord
strid. (Nerikes Alleh.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-08

fanns andra mj6luare att salja till
hvilka kande till samma f6rhallande
hvadan de- maste, for att fa varan
krypa ut med dess ungefarliga varde
Delta ar en- vigtig lardom, 7hvilker
farmare eforeningeni Meeker co. noe
will begrunda. Nj ser, en- tidningsre
dakt6r som f6rsoker att vara en- san
ningens budbarare befnner sig ofts
ibland tornen, och ON han da inte
forstar sig pa att forsigtigt leta sig
fran till malet, blir- han ofta stuckeu
pa ALA sidor. Heder och tack fol-
upplysningen. vi skola nog ge It'd
ningen atervaluta form af ytterliga'
re spridning; men kan nj nu saga
mig, hr Fischer, ON mjolnareforenin'
gen betalte 36 cents pr bushel samma
dag till farmarne
Fischer: Nej, det gjorde den inte
men hvad kan nj CORA vid det?
Bonds: Nj skall nog finna ut hvad
vi kunna CORA sedan var organisation
blifvit lika fullstandig som deras,
hvilket gar framat med rasks steg.
Jag horde en- statesman en- gang saga,
att den NEST yinstgifvande jordbit
att odia arhjernans och f-skall nog t
langden finna ut att Minnesotas landt-
brukare kunna odla afvan den lille
jordlappen for att skydda de rattma.
tige frukterna af sina 6friga odlingar
fran att vandra fickorna pa speku-
lanter utan atervaluta.
Litchfleld April 10.
v
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-08
HVar SAX har iva sidor,

heter det, och kan ocksa ses fran tva
sidor. Sa forhaller det sig ock med
den norska "fagg-fragan," som pa
senaste tiden vackt en- ALT annat an
angenam uppmarksamhet pa denna
sidan Kolen. Utan att kama ringa-
ste deltagande for den byrakratisk.
rojalistiska del af norska pressen,
som med ifver begagnat delta otreai-
ga kabbel till forman for sina enskil.
da intressen, ha vi ock manga med
oss liktankande icke kunnat undga
att kama oss obehagligt ber6rde af
bade cit och annat i de opinionsytt'
ringar, genom hvilka stskillige ifrare
trott sig kunna framja den renG
norskhetens SAX. Det kan visst pa
stas, att saken icke kommer oss vid ;
men forst och framst ror striden ett
ensidigt slopande af unionsmarket,
hvilket Sverige bar sin aagga lika
val som Norge, och for det andra
framkommo under dessa moten So
pass manga och retsamma nalstyng
mot Sverige, att man maste aga en-
mer an vanligt barkad hud for att
icke kama dem. Bast hade det utan
fraga varit, ON stortinget uteslutan.
de fatt taga fragan ON hand och be-
handla henne ur rent statsrattslig
synpunkt.
Mer da So icke skett, da man nu en-
gang vadjat till allmanna och enskil.
da opinionsyttringar, b6r det ocksa
vara af intresse for oss att lara kama
rata grunden till de valdsamma
str6mningar denna tvistefraga franz
kallat i vart granland. Den finnes
med stor bestamdhet angifven det
senaste hit anlanda numret af tidnin.
gen "Oplandenes Avis" hvilken ut.
gifves af den bekante folkhogskole.
f6-estandaren O. Arvesen pa Saga.
tun.
ssDe unionsmarkta I'd. v. s. unions
vanliga) bladen," sager O. A., cha re.
dan vunnit en- seger, de ha namligen
sd lange idislat, att faggforslaget
framgatt ur hat till svenskarne, att
dessa redan borjat tro darpa. Det ar
oss ingalunda likgiltigt, hvad sven.
skarne saga och tanka ON denna SAX,
SO att de unionsmarkta nog f0rstatt
sara oss pa ett omit stale. da de pa
ett 50 uselt satt lyckats "a malsman
for det svenska folket-Aftonbladet
och Goteborgs Handelstidning-att
uttala sig mot var. natianala strafvan.
de. vi tro oss dock kunna vadja fran
den lila underrattade till den, som
skall battre undertakes, och vi bedja
svenskarne tro oss pa vart ord, da Vi
f6rsakra, att det pa intet satt fins
nagon mera oYillig ,stamning mot dem
hos oss rationale an hos de .smark.
te. vi bedja dem ocksa minnas,
att det icke hos dem som hos oss fin.
mes ett starkt parti, som regeringen
spetsen arbetar pa att denationalise,
70 folket, pc att f6rsvaga / stallet fol
att Okla dess tro ph sig sJelft och pa