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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

70 cay whatever they Viemse IN frgsrd 10 the
uiiieiai r0Bduet q = public msn, however
false and iibelous ia mar -, ard. impHse aa
him eoFrupt and snworthy mntiye-. provided
they 10 so In good faith aud mifhout mai
ices honestly helieriag e 20 Sc trae. No
such privilege l. recognized by Issv. The
hsleriy % the press gaarsnlesd by tise eonssi-
ia'ion = . FiEht besongiag 20 every one,
whesher proprietor q Newspaper or not.
70 Pnbilsl. Whatever be plesses, without
the hrehsrs interference or c0nfroi &c the
goseTnmepf, heing responsible alone for the
abuse Of the privilage. II i right whicIs.
from the introduction o. The printing press
down 30 the year 1894. was in EaRiand de-
uied 20 the subject. On the coairary, no one
was allowed 20 publish any pFinted matter
wishOut the license and Supervision IL Che
government, and Il was against such interfpr-
enre on the part Of the government. and In
iasor o. the right 81 The citizen, that this pro-
vision found its way in our bin Of rights.
No one denies the right Of the descendants
&c disrnss and eensure boldly and ieaFIessly
the Official conduct Of the plaintiff Il i 4
right which IN every free country belongs 20
the citizen, and the exercise Of Il within law
fnl and proper limits affords some protection
at least against Official abuse aud corruption.
But there l. broad distinction between fair
@n1 irAiHA4A&S GtsC0&@tou km regard 10 the
eoaduet Of public man and the imputation
Of corrupt motives BY which shat rondnct
may be supposed 70 he governed. and II one
goes ont OF his way TO asperse the personal
character ola publ. man and 70 ascribe 10
bin base and corrupt motives, he must do so
at his peril. and must either prove The truth
OF what he says or answer in damages % the
party injured
The fact that one Is the proprietor Of a
newspaper entiiles him TO no privilege Ia this
respect not possessed by the eommnnity ia
general. The Law recognizes no duty i'm
posed on him. arising from bis reIations g the
public, 70 defarne and libel the character Of
anY oue, and the does, u il no answer 70 "a '
he dad 80 10 good faith, and without malice,
honestly believing il 70 DC true. Malice. in
one sense, may be said 20 be an essential eie-
meat IN an action for libel, bus not malice IN
the ordinary senses ofhatred or iIl-wiIi against
the person Of whom the denuBei.sory words
are spoken. IL the publication Dc In itself
libeloas, the law in such cases implies malice;
10 other words, IL says you have no right to
libel another, wkssevCr may have been the
motive OF intention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

BALTIAnRR, March 81, 1883.
NeSsrs. Editors The grain market has i'm
proved somewhat since the first of the week
Southern Wheat Is firm and in good demand.
Good 70 choice lots sold at l II 10 l 2O for
FuliE and 20 TO "a for lonR-berry. No 1
Nd. rel sold ~ ! ~. For Western the mar
ket was fairly active and firmer, closing steady
ana quiet. la the afternoon the market was
more active, closing ut ls2 % 20 for Spot
aud April, II TO 20 for May and Al ga
TO % for june delivery. The demand for
southern Corn is more active aud she market
v hrm and higher at from 60 to IS cents for
while and 90 cents for yellow. Western was
nrmer aud moderately active closing At from
90 70 81 tents for Spot aud April, 66l 10 669
for May and CT 70 CIT for June delivery. Oats
are IN good demand and the market il firm AZ
rom 90 10 81 cents per bRshei. Rye is quiet
aud nOmiually steady ut So TO 20 crnls The
Tobacco market remains unchanged, all desi-
r'ble samples finding ready sale at fair prices,
while common is very dull and prices not SO
satisfactory IS on the better grades. Receipts
continue light, aud as the orders are not mr.
gent, the dealings are somewhat cautions and
present no new features The stock of old
crop is lees than for several years PAST and the
season, | think, bids fair TO open under favor
able circumstances. repeat quotation-Ma-
ryland inferior aud frosted 90 TO 3 90: good
common. SO TO I 90; good do, 4 SO 70 5 so:
middling, 90 10 3 90; good to fine red. 8 so
and fancy 10 90 10 IL 90. Ground leaves
from 90 TO 20. Miscellaneous stuff Is still
III demand at generally good prices n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

Tue LAW or LiBEL.---In the Court Of
Appeals on Friday last, Judge llnhins0n de.
livered the opinion Of the Court in the case
Of The Meszrs. Negley vs Farrow, affirming
the judgment Of the Circuit Court of WASH
ington county, ia which verdict IT $4,000
was rendered in FaFFow's favor in an action
OF libel against the editors and prOprietOrs
Of the Hagerstown Herald and Torchlight.
Without setting out the alleged libel at
length, It Is sufficient 70 say il charges the
plaintiff, Farrow, with being under the in
tiuence Of a corrupt ring with having par
ticipated in the republican caucus in nomi-
mating Mr.. Pratt rs Treasurer and after
wards with having voted for Er. Compton.
tine ring candidate: with having aided the
ring Senators in defeating the bill for re-
T'easing tie act authorizing the publication
"f the laws IN tho newspapers, aud by 50
doing had proved false 70 his political ohli-
gatiuns and traitor to his party, and had
brought dishonor upon the republicans OF
Washington county who had elected him to
the Senate. The alleged libel further charges
Farrow with having contract tn furnish
stone 10 the Canal. which was given ~ him
hy its President, Mr.. Gorman, because he
was Scaat0T and had vote to give il. the
Senate, and foF no other reason. As the
opinion Of oCr highest Court on this issue is
OF gravest consequence 10 the press and pep
pie Of our STATE. we shall make no excuse
Eir giving it publication in our columns so
far at least as it covers the law Of libel in
Maryland.
THE question presented by the demurTer,"
SAYS Judge RobinsOR.--we quote from the
SER's report OF the opinieR-swss whether
- publication making such charges in regard
60 the oaieid conduct or the jplaif Il Y = In lsw
"a libel The court SAYS il is well settled that
ANS publication which tends 10 iniurr ones
reputation and expose HIM 10 hatred or con-
tempt, II made without lawful excuse. il libel
Gus.
1; can hardly be necessary "a saw thai sa,ch
charges rs these against Ihe oli. ial eonaurt
OF the plaintiff and the impuLstion OF the
base and s0rbid motions by which such cos-
duct was governed, were calculated 10 iuiure
his reputation and expose him 10 the .eoa-
tempt Of al honorable men. lndependea,
altogether Of the inuendUs. the article on lis
face shows that these charges were made
against the plaintiff, Rnd we have no hesisa-
tsnn ~ saying THAI the publication is in ilse &
lihelous.
ltsC. the question then, il whether II was
published NIthoua careful excuse. a.a RI
this behalf, u ia insisted, sha delenana.s Il
propriesors Of newspaper, had the righl -
CT ticise and caRsure the Official acts and con.
unct Of .hs plaintiff Is Senator, and ina, Il
the article 10 question Was published in gsnd
faith and without inalice, honestly believing
Il 10 be true. they are not liable for damages.
In other wordss Il u commended that - pro-
pFiclors u newspaper, they have the right
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
TEEE
FRon AxornrR srArppolxr.-A

FRoM ANOTHER STAEDPoIxT.-As
we have lately given the political
outlook in our State from democrat
ic standpoint, We have thought that
our readers, democratic as well ne re-
publican. might desire to see how the
situation" appears through republi-
can spectacles. Promising. that the
prophet from which We quote is the
Belair Times. the organ Of the Har-
ford republicans. and the o1Iy repub-
licap paper published in that county,
we proceed with our quotations:
'In all the views and interviews
upon the political situation with which
newspaper readers have been favored
the past week or two, the one thing
most plainly apparent is. thstSae eff
forts Of the Democratic statesmen TO
harmonic that party, esch in his own
interest. are not likely to succeed.
Indeed the only real efforts to bring
about cessation Of hostilities have
been made BY Mr.. German. whose
endeavors have been resisted and
thwarted BY the other leaders. each
Of whom is so jealous Of his rivals that
unless his own ambition Is secured no
one Of them will consent TO a truce
with the others. In this condition
of things the only hope Of the Demo
cratic party (if hope it have) lies in
the retirement of the men who have
become known aud disf.vored as hos
ses; this, the party organs admit, is
an absolute prerequisite to any such
degree Of unity and concentration as
will give them chance Of success in
the coming contest. Messrs. German,
Whyte, Cotton. Hamilton & Co. are
these bosses whose retirement il es-
sential TO harmony and. all the same.
Messrs. German, Whyte, Cotton, Ham
ilton & Go. are the men who are do
ing the managing just a. they have
always done it. What are the peo-
pie going to do about it? We think
thew will turn these schemers down. ="
But the Times is not satisfied with
discrediting the democratic "bosses. ="
1t questions, by implication at least.
the unselfishness aud fitness fits own
leaders, and goes on to say
''In order to establish and confirm
the growing confidence of the people
of MARYLAND in the patriotism and
high purpose OF the Republican party,
it is necessary that we avoid the faults
and follies which have lost the De-
mocracy their absolute ascendency in
this State The history of the Demo
cratic party teaches several lessons
which we will do well TO take sincere
ly to heart. II We descend to bick-
ering and wrangliHg over spoils pres
emit or prospective; If we plot aud
counterpart among ourselves for indi-
vidual advancement, regardless of the
general welfare; if we make Office
the objective point of all party SER
vice. not caring by what by-ways and
indirect, crooked paths the end is
reached; if selfish purpose animate
Us to the exclusion of all patriotic
unselfshness. how are we better than
our opponents who do these things !?
Men who are or who become Repub-
licans only because of the prospect Of
profit it may hold ont to them are
unworthy citizens and would serve
the people no better than the Demo
cratic placemen whose positions they
would like to fill"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

che Sseamer Agrowsmiih on Tiiurday BE Isth
instant. and rested f1F the night at her late
residence 'sBiair's Purchase. . from wIlenee,
on the 18th, ~ 10 o'cinrk, =. -. Their weEe
taken % Sacred Heart church, where the ~
ueral ohssquies were held. solemn Reqsiem
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father FfnneRan
for fie repose 81 her SOIL euiogy aeIiwFred
by Father Jenkins and the burial service read
BY Father Lancaster. n. I. r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
DANIEL r. MAGRUDER,
(iate " tie Court IF APpsuls.)
ATToaNEY-AT-LAw,

Has associated himself WI h Messrs. CAM
ALTER q ABEL of Leonardtown, Nd.
for the trial Of cases in the Circuit Court for
st. Mary's County
OFYICE AND ADDREss,
Annapolis. I'D.
Apr 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
FOR THR LEGISLATURE.

MessTs. Editors Please Announce Judge
JOHN l.. MiLBURN as . candidate sor seat
Ia the next Legislature. Judge Milbarn il
in every way deserving Of the confidence o.
the people and il elected viii prove . most
eihrient representative and one having at
heart the best interests q the people Of the
Iar@2e3 WHOLE CoUxTY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
DIED.

In Washington city on Monday, March
l2ih, 1859, af the residence of her son-in-lau
Thomas &. Shoemaser, No. go 81, s. W..
Srs. SUSAN BLAIR, widow Of the late VIM.
Blrir, in the 5sth year 0f her age.
i EemAias were brought 20 this county By
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

Z
OakvfE
siareT
snow o
nersars
snd hasS
Inc I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
Perfect indemnify
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associ
alton Of New York.


On the assessment plan. Policies payahIe
il fab. membership Of n, 600 and rapid
y Increasing. Rates less than the cost O.
the cd stock companies. Reserve deposited
vita o. D.. Baldwin, Prest. u 4th National
Bank of Bonds representing the ReseFl
eeF ISSUED TO members, bearing interest, which
ean De used after fifiern years for the pay
nent Of assessment aud dues. Policies issued
from 81 900 70 $4,000.
Bsegy policy has been paid according 10 ia
face Dafne.
Advisory Board of Directors. Baltimore Citv
Wm Brown, VIM. II Brown L Bro, Drug
gistsi J u Sickel, Sirkel, HELEN & Co, No
lions; X W Gator, Armstrong, Gator 4 Co,
Silks aud Ribbons; w johnson, johnson.
Sutton a Co., Dry Goods; William Hodges,
Hodges, Brothers 4 Co., Dry Goods; L Ma
grader, Magruder Co.. Boots and Shoes;
Robert ObeF, q Uber Sons, Fertilizers: X
Slockett Matthews, AttoFney-at-Law: Henry
Sonneborn, Henry S0nue50Tn Co, Cloth
ierS.
Reference for st Mary's oounty. Parties
who are members Of this Association
jos hey, VIM y Combs,
4 Frank Yates, TIC Herbert,
8 Harris Camalier, Geo w Goddard,
Dr Chhs Combs, ] Hillery Parsons,
hm Frank Ford, John Dillahay,
= King Clarke, James II Thomas,
Hon Thos Il Bond, Prank DiIIahny.
= Wise, Frank Ford
10. r. MORGAN.
Agent for 81. Mary's county.
April 5, 1883
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

Notice.

U y. FREEMAN, formerly Of tbs New
lie York Clothing House. Nos. ls7 and
ls4 West Baltimore street, i nov wilh fhe
well-kmeMm KxeeIsI0g CIethamg Homae
and viii be glad TO see all his old friends IL
Charles and St. Mary's.
April 5. 1885.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Robert c. Combs, Trustee,
vs..
Abraham Warren,
James 7. u. Raley.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county
sitting rs Court OF Equity.
No. $50 n. +.
nRDERED this 27th day of March, 1883,
Ifhat the sale made and reported by
ROBERT @. COMBS, Trustee in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed. unless cause
to the contrary Do shown on or before the 9Th
Monday OF April 1888; provided a copy
Of this order be published in the st. Mary s
BEACON once q week for three successive
weeks prior 70 the said 9Th Monday Of
April.
The report states the land sold for $3.50.
J. FRANK FORD Cleik.
true copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
March 20. lssS-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
Nobody Denies

That '.ExcEIsloR'' has the largest aud Best
Selected Stock OF Clothing, Has, Gaps, and
Furnishing Goods for Men, Boys, Youths and
Children in Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.


John A. Carter and Richard W. Carter ct al.
vs..
Mary A. ID. RosZell ct al.
In the Circuit Court for st. Mary 9 county,
sitting as Court Of Lq1ity.
No. I94N. r. -
ORDERED this Ord day Of April. Ise3.
~ that the sale made and reported bY BEN
@. Harris and Jos. II. Key, Trustees in this
Cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
% the contrary be shown on or before the 5th
Monday ofApril, les3; pFovideda copy e.
this order be published in the Sc. Mary's
BEAcoS, once = week for three successive
weeks prior 70 the said 5th Monday ofApriI.
The report states the lands sold for g, Oal.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
April 5, lss3-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-04-05

TNHE pruprietors o. the Race Track and the
i I.eonardlown Club ofIer to the lovers q
racing = better track. larger purses and gene
nj arrangements 70 please visitors of each sex
this Spging than ever before
The races sill commence about the 10th Of
May-parses SIS 70 $I00--dislanee from one
bali 10 one and half mile and repeat. TIE
day e racing and all particulars viii hereaf-
Ger be pnblished II the BEAcux.
Gommnni afions shonld he addressed 70
y. r. WALTON. Secresary,
lssonardfown, s.. Nazy's CO.. Nd.
March g, 1858.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09

gu berielben I3ett warp aud auf bic pre-:
edre Gage All imerfium sena6t, III bet ii6 bas
Oeuti6 samerifanii9e 2ebrerieminar in
Otilpuutee (ni6t gu uerpe6ieln NIT Dem
tatbolii6en Ssbrerieminar in ct.
5rancis BEL M~tIwautee), betanntli6 cine
S96pfung Der Surnpereine auf ni6t DRIFT
Ii6er Saiis berubenb, befinbe. Dap ben
StaatS : S6ulmdunern bie fatboIii6er
S6uIen elm Dorm I'M 9luss iinb, lit Lungs
befannt, baB inter ben beuti6en Staats>
i6ulmonopolilten, Die meilten gebeimen
@eleui6uften an9ebOren, Die Gr9ebniie Der
Statiitif unb bic biirftise Gage ibres Gent
mars Grresun9 beruorserufen, ldBt ii6 benz
ten. I'm DaS S6ooBtinb bod nt6t elem
Ot9li6 mtommen 81 lai1en unb NIT Der
i3eit Die Su9enb, bic 0euti6 lerten mill, in
Die perrl6ten Sir6eni6ulen III treiben, ba>
ben ii6 iett % beuti6e Sreimaurerlogen
I'M Stuate Rep gorf pereint unb bei6lois
len ourb Sammlungen einen Sonb gu grim
ben, nm aus bemielben Die l~lnterbaltun9ss
tolten beoiirfttger bellti6er iunger MGnner,
Die bas 2ebrersS eminar IN Milmautee be-
iu9en woQen, St beitreiten. Sin Qibera>
les) QSe6ielblatt meint basu: v2lber NIT
Dem Senoen Don S6iilern lit ei9entli6
nod ni6t lues getban, mas bieie a6tlnbs
;lpanSi9 So9en unb anoere beuti6en So9en
in Dem meiten @ebiet Der Ser. Staaten fir
Oieie Sadie tbun tOnnten. 0as 0ebrers
Seminar bral9t AUDI nod @elb, nm
finanSiea ii6er geitellt gu iein, unb Elm
Sbeil Der 10 %geiammelten @eloer ioute
wobl fir bieien 3wef uerpenbet werben.
Die beuti9en 9ogen-ni6t nur Die Der Sreiz
malrer, ionoern audi bic Der Sieben Weie
len, Sarusari, Sonoerbaren Sriiber, Srllis
ben, unb mie ie ale beiBen mosen-reprd,
~ientiren bas Seutl6tbum ebenio wobl, wie
Die Surnuereine, @eian9pereine, unb anbere
perarti9e @eleaidaften, unb baben in Solss
oeiien AUDI bic Serpfi9tung, fir bic Ssfe,
itisuns unb grbaltrlns Der oeuti6en Spraz
DIE in bieiem 2anbe gu wirfen, unb fiber.
lid 9ibt eS fsiu beiieres Wtittsl, bies gu
beiperfitelisen, als bur6 bic llntsritiituna
bss gebrersS eminars. gus bieiem @rllnse
bofien mir, DAP bic bon ben gfew gorte,
oeuti6en Sreimaurern einseleitete Selpe:
suns einsn irerbisen @ieoerbaQ IN allen
anoeren beAti6en 2Osen finpen wiro."
DAP bas oeuti9e 9ebrerieminar in Otil:
palfee nit Der 3eit gang ben Sdnben be,
9ebeimen @eieai6aiten anbeim iGat, baran
1T tein 3peifel, ebeniowenis ais fir uns
Elm 3peiiel oaran beitebt, baB bic @nitalt
nit Der 3eit trobbem einsebt. Der Opiers
finn Der beuti6en @ebeimbiinoler lit ni6i
gar 9roB unb Die llnterbaltrns zines 9ebs
rerieminars erforoert 9roBe unb i6pere
Spfer. @iro Die beuti6e Spra6e in Nme:
rita erbalten, oam tbun es nidt bic Staats:
i6ulen, gu Oeren tSiilfe ia Oas 0euti6:
amerifanii6e Seminar in Wtilpaufee ses
griinoet lit, es tbun Oies bic &ir9eni9ulen
unO omar meiit Die tatbolii6en, ba bilft ale
OppOiition ni6ts, 10 LANCE uns Die reIis
gtOie 6reibeit bleibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Seine VaifonstpteIe In Nems
BORT.

Der Mapor BON Seem Yort bat benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Morie Die eicenS fir
feline neue Sale, in wel6er bic Saiiions:
ipieIe aufgefibrt perben iouten, ~uerueisert.
Gs udre aber audi Elm S9impf unb cine
S6anbe semeien, elmer S6auipielerbanbs
BON lln9ldubisen unb ReIisionsip0ttern gu
seitatten, Die 9eioenssei6idte bes @elterlO.
iers anf's Sbeater gu serren unb gu elmer
8omObie berabSupiirbisen. yQuod licet
Jovi non licet bowl" ia9t Elm altes Spri6,
mort. Was benz Supiter erlaubt lit, bas
lit ni6t iebem S6ien erlaubt. Wenn es
ben frommen Qeuten i'm Sber.2 lmmer9ou
erlaubt lit, Yaiiionsipiele auisufibren, INN
elm @eliibbe gu erfiiuen, 10 bari es besbalb
nod LANCE teiner SanOe bon profeiiionelen
Sbeateripielem g%eitattet werbeu, y8ai>
liOnsipiele" gum 9eloma9en aufsufiibreu.
(@laubensbote.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
&ir6IiGc Suitdnoe In Yortmsal.

lteber Die tir6li6en !3uitdnbe IN Sortuo
gal bra6te Die yonoon LINES" tiirSli6
6olsenbes:
Die SeSiebun9 smii6en benz Satican
uno Der portu9ieiii6en &egierung iinb fri
til6er Natur. Seit betrGbtli6er i3eit III
cine Insabl Sii6oisiiee pacant gemeicn,
Oa Der Nlntius ii6 weigerte, Die pon Der
Negierang Grnannten 81 acceptiren, weI6e
idmntli6 msgeipro6en liberalen Senoens
sen bulbigen. gu bieien Siben 9ebDrt
audi oas Batriar9at pom giiabon. Ser
9e0enpGrti9e Fatrtar6, Cardinal Gorboio,
wiini6t megen ieines Differs unb itines
Sie6tbumS gu reiisniren, aber es MAJ une
mO9li6, gu irseno elmer Gnti6eioun9 me-
gen ieines Na6fol9ers gu ~gelangen. Seine
Reli9nation wurpe auigebalten uno oas
Satriar6at wurbe our9 ben @eneralTicar,
Der ielber ersbii6Ohi6e WIrbe bat, abmi>
%niitrirt. Der ietiSe %9tuntius, NtOnii9nOre
Wiaiella, iOlgte 1879 benz ueritorbenen
Cardinal Sarg mi unO bat ieitbem itets
persebens ueriudt bic S6mieri9teit gu Re.
ben. Oa feiner pon beioen Seiten na6ges
ben polte, blieben Die Site pacant. Die
Gegierun9 bat iett Sistbiimer unteroriidt
unb sebt nit benz @ebanten UNI, benz Iun:
thus ieinen FaB gu 9eben, wenn ct fortfabs
rem Io1te, bic pom Der Ge9ierung fir Die
iibrisen 0iSesien prdientirten GanOioaten
ni6t an,uerfennen. Nls Dor einigen Ga,
gen sc. GrSceaenS (oer Nuntius) gum SUI
itiSminiiter Sebeten mar, empfin9 ibn Der
Siener iibenb unb rau6enb. Der Soften
an Der Sbiir benannte i'm nit einem ber
uni9madbaften Namen, wel6e in 9iiiabOn
10 oft pom roben @eielen auf bic Yrisiter
anaelpenoet weroen. Dies wirb cine 2bs
nuns bon Der Sebanoluns seben, wel6e
man Dem Nuntius anseoeiben ldBt. Uean
ipri6t bapon, baB ieitnes bes biplomatil6en
Gorps basesen Broteit ein9elest weroen
iou. 0as wabri6einli6e &eiultat Der gam
gen @fiaire miro wobl bic llnterbriiduns Der
6ierardie in Bortlsal uno bic Seritellung
apoitolii9er Sicariate iein, inbem Pcrtu9al
fir elm .D~fiiiionslano" ertldrt wirb. (?)
Dies miirOe ernitli6 pou Der 9roBen Utane
bes Bottles %empfunben werben, ba Die pors
tusieii6en Sii6oie ii9 GROCER fir3li6er
Bripilegien erfreuen. Der Yatriar6 BON
yihabou bat beren mebr, ais irSeno Elm
anoerer, aussenommen Der Yapit, uno bic
GrSbiidofe BON Srasa baben itets ben Eris
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