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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28
METHODIST CONFERENCE,
The Filling of the PulpIts ON sunday-A
Great bay Ia DIorgantOWn.

| N"U N"llhS pt tue fulplts ON huhuuS-H
Great bay In SIOrgantOWn'
Special cOrapOHisRos Of ne lRtCHiqaea.
MoRaASTowN, Sept. 27,-sundsy was q
great day in Morgantown. There were
no services at any Of the churches AT
lO:SO. Atan early hOur the people began
to come in from the country in various
vehicles, while the people OF Morgan
town joined in the current moving to-
ward University Hall, where ,Bishop
Mallalieu was to preach. The Bishop
preached maaterly sermon on tho gift
and Offices Of the Holy Ghost. The Bish-
op was fillsd and thrilled with his sub
iect, and at the close OF his discourse he
said IAN who desire to 1.-Two Q better lie
stand up" to which request the great
multitude Of between ten and twelve hun.
dred, responded by rising to their feet.
Strong men wspt while the Bishop offer
ed . brief prayer OF great power and
Dr., Bayllss, editor of the Western
Christian Advocate, preached an able, logi-
cal sermon, after which the elders were
ordained, In the evening the educational
anniversary was held and addressed by
Dfs, Stdder, Payne and Upham, Mem
bsrs ol thb conference filed the following
pulpIts; Dr. Randolph, the Presbyterian;
NJ, r Dryden, the Episcopal; l.. L.
Stewart, the Methodist Protestant.
Monday morning the conference opened
IN usual form, The first part Of the ses-
sion was largely occupied by reports OF
committees aud educational reports, DR.,
Payne, Of Ohio Wesleyan University, Dr..
Wheeler, Of Allegheny, aud DR., Klddsr,
OF Drew, presented the claims of their
various institutions.
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, the memorial service
Ia honor Of the deceased members OF the
conference WAS held. Four members Of
the conference have died during the year,
Dr., 8 Steele, N. O. BeCkley, j. s, Laugh
lin, A. Dixon. Conference will adjourn
after the dls.appointMsnts and appoint
ments are announced. There will doubt
less be soms unexpected changes.
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LONDON, Sept. 27,-Tho hydrophobia
scare continues unabated, and the news.
papers contain columns Of letters daily,
some otthe writers protesting against the
muzzling OF dogs and others approving the
action of Sir Charles Warren, Commls.
sionor OF Police, requiring them to be
muSSled. Many ladies OF high station de.
clare an explanation OF the order can be
found iu Sir Charles Warren's we'll known
horror Of dogs, but the Commissioner de.
MES that he mas an extreme fear OF dogs
and bases his order upon his belief that
one human life Is worth all the dogs In
the universe.
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Notices.
Lift.

LllG
For a pris,e;;IASShtor-"Ho ,;I & that is down
For 9 seamstress-"Be what you seem
For a Wall street speCulator-"God
tempers the wind 10 the bhorn lamb"
For the silver dollAr-"1 would rather
die than be debased."
Fort fashionable dressmaker.. ."Worth
oveTComes ill.will."
For messenger boy-"He who runs
may read"
For negro minstrel-"The bones are
for him who comes late"
For lover whose fancee has q elasG
eye-5."wlth all thy false eye love thee
For riding GLASS; Every one has his
own particular habit"
For boy who wishes 10 hire out TO a
dime mugeum-"Two heads are better
than one,n
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THO OlIY OF Crlnle.


PANS, Sept. 27.-The city continues 10
furnish siugulRrly large number Of mur
dsu and suicides, Az one oi tho hotels
yesLerday'tlo cook shot and fatally wound.
ed Ills mistress and then Attstnptsd sui.
eide because the woman had msde him
Jealous. A haIr dresser shot and MORALLY
hurt bio mattress because she had tired Of
their relationship and resolved 10 feiorm.
A workman, having his weeks pay III his
pocket and feeling hilarious, mot q pretty
female organ grinder and asked her 10
play 4 waltz 30 that he might dahCe for
her amusement while Bho played for him.
The wOman'a male companion Instantly
became InCensed at the request ol the
hAppy.mindsd workman and shot him
dead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28
THE BOYCOTTING MEM
IN THE GOVERNMENT OFFICE.
The Merchants of the Capital City Making
War on Them-An Issue Between the
Government and the Boy colt element
Expected Labor News Notes,


Special Dbpa!eA 10 he hItelllqHosr.
WAsHISaToS, d, o., Sept, 27.-The mer-
chants aud business men OF Washington
have begun war on the leaders Of the boy
cott some OF whom are employed in the
Government Printing Office. For some
time they have been collecting evidence
against the Boycott COMMITTEES of the
Labor and Typographical Union who are
employed in that office, and have deter.
mined to make a united request for their
discharge from Government employment.
About two hundred discharges have been
made in the Government Printing Office
in tue last two days, made necessary by a
deficiency in the appropriations aud about
two hundred more are expected to.mor.
row.
It Is thought the boycotters will be
among the last batch, and tho result Is
looked for with considerable interest, "a it
Is expected that q compliance with the
request Of the merchants will cause an
issue butween the government and the
boycott element which may lead to serl.
GUS complications, 1t Is stated that a
majority OF the employees are not In sym-
pathy with the boycott policy, which has
been carried TO extremes In some cases,
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Tng lSTgLLlGESCRR regrets that the
printers lately in the employ Of the
the Wheeling newspapers have not seen
their way clear to accept arbitration, as
proposed by the proprietors in the con-
ference Of yenterdsy. Arbitration is ad.
mi!tedly lair to all parties to a controversy,
and the drift Of American sentiment ia in
favor Of this rational mode for the aettls.
ment al all labor disputes. /
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sun In Tile Hing.

wAUnlSorOS, September 27,-TAo Post
to-day sayst "Mrs. Belva Lockwood, the
lady who, in 1881, was aOandldate for the
Presidency Of the United States, lS In the
field again. There 10 10 hO q coalition oI
tho woman's Rights party with the Fro
hlbltionlStS. Already an entente cordialt
has been established, and Mrs. Lockwood
would have been out In tho State eide By
sldswlth s.,tohu aud 10 the thick oi The
campaign, weeks ago, had II not been fol
the persuasion Of her mother, Mrs. Ben
nett, who inSisls that Bslya Injured her
voice seriously Ia her leCturing tout tin.
der the auEpl6es Of the Chicago Bureau
laSt winter, and fears that another cam
pAIgn on the stump, especially at thlI
tIne, might utterly ruin her voice and do
sLroy her hopes for lSsS"
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81. Paul GICbs.
Doctor" said a patient, who lived in a
boarding house and consequently had
nothing to do, "cau't you suggest Boms
light employment for mC, so that 1 can
keep my mind off ot myself"
"Ars you fond Of fancy work." he
asked. .....
IOh am heartily tired Of that, I've
been Learning new BiicheB ior the last two
yeara. / want something new and dii.
ietenl."
"yomething that will keep you busy ev.
cry moment Of tho day--keep your hands
otcupied7"
"ThGps II exaOlly.n o.
"Tell your husband 10 gst you a Water.
buty watch, and you take the contract tC
wind H. That will come pretty near keep
ing you busy ~ long ~ you live"
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ON BEER,
An American Consul Gives Same Pointer
ON tho Amber Fluid,

| uH thu Nuluul Hlulhs
WASHINGTON, D. q, Sept, 27.-Oonsul
Tanner, OF OhsmuiIz, reports to ths SeCEe,
tary OF State that the beer production ol
Germany in 1885 was 100000 600 gal.
Ions, enough to form q lake more than q
mile square and six and half feet deep,
or 1t would make a running stream Rs
large as'Home ot our rivers,
He says the consumption ot the intox-
lCauts In Germany per head Is four times
as great as in the United States, yet there
aTe thousand hopeless drunkards In the
United States to ten iu Germany, The
difference arises largely, he says, il not
entirely, from the manner OF drinking in
vogue in the countries.
"This science Of drinking he writes,
Consists simply in tho tRrdiness OF drink
ing, All drinks are taken sips by sips, a
half or three.quRrters OF an hour being
consumed for glass OF beer. This is 90
ample that one Is liable to ridicule for
laying stress upon 1t, and yet on this one
point hinges, In my opinion, n question Of
vast Importance to Americans, By
this manner oil drinking, the blood
Ia aroused to greater activity in 80 gradual
a manner that there ia no violent derange.
ment Of the animal economy. BY slow
drinking the German aCComplishes the
object Of drinking, and gives hiB animal
economy chance to say, "hold, enough,
which only slow drinking will do" Mr.,
Tanner says that since his arrival in Ger
many he has his frat glass OF water to see
drunk.
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Jesse HollingsSorth, of Flushing, was
In town yesterday.
Daniel lluH, OF Flushing, took two carr
ol cattle TO Pittsburgh yesterday.
Detective Andy Dandclizsn, OF MaSsil
Ion, was In town yesterday looking tit
important witnesses In murder case
there.
John Stewards team took fright aud
ran oG yesterday running until they
upset the wagon, when they stopped.
William Smith received word yesterday
that hla brother Oliver, who was injured
last week a. the Mlngo steel plant, died
from bis lnIurIeH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

LoNDoS,sept. 27-ThSAfark Lane Etpres,
in It's weekly review Of the British grain
trade says, Trade was exceedingly low but
prlceS were sustained. The new Eugllsh
crops Of wheat were in tho best demand
The sales Of English wheat during the
past week were 62,12l quarters at 3O.9d
against GS,5Ss quarters at 30J 10i during
the corresponding week last year. Flour
was slow on sale owing TO the large
stocks and continental and American ar.
rivals at rates previously unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

g. F. Dean iS spending few days With
Two furnaces at the 1,uuhlin mill caved
In yesterday.
Theteseryolr men received three weeks
pay yesterday.
Lewis steero Is home from Iowa with
several cars Of cattle.
Bayless Bros. are putting up large
new business house on Fourth street.
Mr.. M, Sheets ls home from an extended
hhslness trip through Texas and Other
western states.
Miss Rachel 1}aylean, Of Cambridge, o.,
is visiting heI sister, Mrs. Baylesg, o.
Fourth street.
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Special DiIpa'cA 10 The MtelllQcnesr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. Ex-senator
Camden, Hon, B, F. Martin, Judge Okey
Johnson and several other West Virginia
citizens arc in town.
RS. E,chelbsrger, OF Martinsburg, rO-
Gently appointed Estimate Clork Of the
government printing Office Is the only
West ViTGinian on whose head the axe has
fallen up to date.
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THE jig is UP
In Lewis COunty-lipnnon's ESoyno
Speech ls u FlxIlO,

In Lewis COunty-BrannOn's Keynote
Speech Is n FIzIlO.
Special pSpGleh TO The MiCIIigtResr.
WESTON, w. Va, Sept 27,-Brsnnon's
int effort at a blowout was fzzle. The
county was flooded with posters announc.
Ing Lively, Elmiston and Chidester to
speak at 7P. NJ. Saturday. twenty-five
men, six Of them from the country, were
present.
Brannon came all the way from the
Pan Handle to witness the outpouring
He walked the streets In agony, whacklng
the pavement with his Caue. Chichester
has retired from tho political arena. Ed.
lniston and Lively kick il tho harness,
and refuse to wear the Brannon collar.
The Jig is up in Lewis comfy.
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AT Philadelphta-Chicpgo, 2; Philadel.
phia, 2. Earned runs, Chicago 9; phlla.
delphla l. Base hits, Chicago Z: Phila,
delphiS D. Errors, Chicago Il; philadel.
phia Called on account Of darkness.
At New York-New York o; Kanqas
City 4. Earned runs, Now York Q.
Pitchers, Welsh and Whitney. Base hits,
New York 10; Kansas City 9. Errors,
New York 8 Ransag City .,
At Washington, y. O.-Washington, &;
st. st. Louis, 2; Pitchers, Kirby and Henry.
Base hits, Washington 81 st, Louis 4,
Called on account oi darkness at the
sixth inning,
At BoSton-Detroit, O; Boston, /.
Earned runs, Detroit /. Base hits, Detroit
= Boston .. Errors, Dettoit7; boston I,
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KANSAS Cry, No, Sept, 97.-About
forty union book and job printers en-.
pIoyed in the city struck to-day, demand.
ing revised lcalOof wages, The Kansas
City Bank Note Company was left without
working force, bnt ls rapidly filling va
CanCles. One firm, R, H. Tiernan, con-
Cedod the demand temporarily. Others
are not greatly effected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

IL President Cleveland will hit the bar
barous boycott, as he now has chance
to do in the Government Printing Office,
ho will perform the most popular act oI
his Administration thus far, and every
rigbtthinking man will say amen. The
ugly thing is not u nsIlveioi this goIl and
cannot take root here. The boycott must
20, The bOycotters will be fortunate il
they don't 90 with 1t.
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Anolher 1snrlllAnnhn slnnL.

CRARLEsrOS, s, Q. Sept. 27.-A Blight
earthquake shock was iOlt here at two
minutes past i've O'Clock this aitsTnoon
accompanied by a loud runbling sound
The wave moved from north To
south, The shock lasted about two
seconds. HouIel were shaken psECsptI
bly,, and number Of persons rushed Into
the streets. No damage was done beyond
the falling oi loose plaslerlng.
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TIE sudden death OF Mr.. Alexander
Lsughln, aud now that Of his brother,
MI Samuel Lsughlin, are unquestionably
to bO attributed to the pressing cares Of
business. They were both men who at
tended closely to the affairs Of the great
industrial establishments Of which they
were respectively the heads. They were
both men who thought Of business out
side Of business hours. Upon each Of
them there fell, in addition to the ordin-
ary worrimOnt Of business, the weight OF
all that grew out Of the long strike
in the nail mills. Nobody doubted that
this was tho immediate cause Of Mr..
Alexander Laughlln's death, and the sim.
liar death Of his brother creates like
reasonable impression.
These gentlemen were both in comfort.
able circumstance" as tho phrase goes
but who can envy thOm the discomfort
which finally ended dindeath, robbed them oI
aserene old age surrounded by loved ones,
aud deprlyes their families Of their main
stays. Surely nobody will envy men who
are thus literally consumed by business
cares. There Is lesson To be drawn from
this by other men in the whlrl Of affairs
but they will not draw II.
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A NEw ORLEANS politician fired three
gho!s at a reporter for an article he had
written, While the politician was praGtic-
ing the reporter got his artillery into ,ac'
tiop and perforated the abdomen ct the
too previous politician. The moral is that
the politician didn't know it IVES
ia,lInJV y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

Civil SERVICE RRPoRM, that once fair
butnow greatly abused goddess, is wonder
ip,vhich OF her eyes is drapOd in mourn'
ipg, aud whether both of her optics have
moi been damaged out OF CountenanCe, 1t
isassd 90 ior @, s., r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

WHILE lie President is gathering data
for Mis- annual message he must not forget
to order iourColumn cut Of Special
Envoy sedgwick, the most ornate states
man who has ever crossed a boundary
line. The President may go sixteeu years,
without oucountesing such another.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

1.-THE world had known what was hap.
pening last Sunday it might have been
fearful Of being thrown out Of its orbit,
Ga that day died Herman D. Busch, the
iAttes. Of fat men. Mr.. Busch had tipped
the beam at 595 pounds, but illness reduC'
cd him to mere shadow OF his former
sell, 80 that when he finally passed away
he lett behind but 425 pounds avoirdu'
poiR. 50 yanishes the greatness Of thil
world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

NEW YoRK, Sept, 27,-A committee Of
representative Irishmen this evening
called upon JuHtin Mccarthy and tell
dered him reception aud dinner, to take
place Saturday evening. Mr.. Mccarthy
accepted.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September 97.-At a
conference here to-day between window
glass manufacturers and a committee OF
employees, the wage question was settled
and fires will be started at once. This
settlement effects all factories in New
Jersey, Maryland, New York, and Penn
sylvania, east Of the Alleghenies.
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NEw YoRK, Sept 97.-Ex.President
Arthur arrived homo tonight from Now
London. Save from the natural fatigue
Of the journey, he is feeling US well as
usual.
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Tue Pennsylvania Railroad is under
stood to bO reaching out to perfect q
s,uthern system all ita own. Some Of
This may benefit West Virginia, the first
thing We know.
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WILMINGTON, N, .. Sept. gI.--A special
to the Star, repOrIS two earthquake shocks
Of snithvlllS, one At 1880 o'clock lasi
night, aud one al 4!5O this morning
There was no damage done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28

James MOCambrlVk, Of Chicago, bsaL
hi1 wlIs,poutCd Coal.oil over hsf, intending
o burn her alive, but changing bis mind,
brew her out 2, 9 window, breaking be |
hack, She will die,
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Good for District Assembly No. 40 Of
the Knights OF LabOrl The action Of
these men in behalf Of their colored
brother will touch everybody who loves
fair play, and 1t will increase the public
respect for their order. We shall see a
time in this country when all men who
conduct themselves we'll shall be on an
equal footing in public places. The
Knights Of Labor have been wise enough
aud broad enough to establish, so far as
their order is concerned, the equality Of
all men in labor. The same equality
should apply in oil the relations Of life
except the social, which regulates itself in
respect Of white men as well as black.
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slrlko OF Clerk. AvsrtOh.

PIrTspvRoH, Sept, 27,-The threatened
strike Of the statesmen has been aysrted
by the propriotors Of the gentlsmen's fur
nishing goods stores agreeing to close at
o'clock In the evening,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 97.-rhe Demo.
Gratis OF the Seventh district to-day nomI.
mated DE-. A. D. Markley, Of Montgomery
county, for Congress. 7
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Tug Laugnlin brothers, Alexander and
Samuel, were active and useful men in
blscommunity, and 4heir places will not
soon bs supplied,
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Tnr ladies no doubt will pack the
Grand Opera House Wednesday afternoon
10 Gee the "GsneyA Ofoss," Admission
only % cents 70 oil patt1 Of The hougO,
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BASE BALL.
Pittsburgh Again Defcats tho Athletics
other Games ofNote.

Pittsburgh Again Defonts tllo Athletics
Other Games of Note.
PlrraDuRdn, September 27.-The Ath.
letica lost another game to the Pitts.
burgh's this afternoon, because Of theil
inability to hit Morris curves. The home
team played brilliantly at all points, and
by hard batting earned four OF their five
runs. Tho attendance was the smallest
Of the season. not over 900 people being
present.
,1nnlngs. ....".,...."..."" ! "a! !5e7s
Pittsburgh "........u....". 2oo2 ~
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4; Athletic /
Two base hits, shomberg, Green. Three
base hits, Mann, shomberg. Passed balls
Carroll ., Milligan |. First base on balls
oil Atkisson /, First base on errors,
each. Struck out by Morris s; by Atkis,
son 8. First base hits, Pittsburgh Il
Athletic 2. Errors, | each. Umpire
Kelly.
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The total trade has not increased in
the same ratio that other trade has fallen
oil. There has been very large number
OF failures Of grape growers, mostly in San
joaquin county and tho liabilities have
been heavy with small assets. The loss
falls mostly on local merchants who are
obliged to carry large line Of credits for
iarners However, there has been very
heavy wheat crop. The wine crop prom
ises to be 100000 gallons or more, rails.
Ing the crop to between 600 900 and 700,-
600 boxes, Fruit growers have all done
we'll. The orange crop also promises to
be fully an average with last year, when
over 2,20O car loads were sent east, beside
those kept for home consumption.
The extension otthe Southern Pacific
through the coast counties ia having good
effect on business. many large ranches be-
ing put up and settlers coming In rapidly.
New towns are being laid out and business
men are establishing branches which will
help the San Francisco trade.
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r the signal ,oltiCe thinks it is likely
~ sj,ht any more earthquakes the Char
,..,on friends want to know 1t.
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:nalee. No.. % ana y YourtosnIh stte0t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07

Sabrer auf bieler ~nationalen 9b9f6ule
Sugebra9t, miiroen ii6erli@ fir Die
Sadie elmer paitei berloren gehen, Die
iiber benz fleinll9en Staten : Partifuz
larismus bic gemeinfame 3ufammens
geb6rigfeit gum gunoe pergiBt ober ges
lingf9dBt. 9as 1T aber i9lieBli9 mod
bas ein5ige Bano, mel6es bic bemotras
tii9e pattei loder 3uIammenbdlt, unb
obne bieien fleinli1en v&ant6nlis8 Self"
-pie es Der @6wei3er nennt-wiirne
bieie iebt berri6enbe Yartei fdon ldngit
aufgeb6rt baben, eine partei gu iein.
Sas pifen bic 9emotrater iebr uobl,
uno oesbaIb itimmett He einfa9 sesert
Naes, mas bas Mnieben unb Bic Wa1t
bes 8unbes ftdrten unb ben ginfuB Der
@in3eltaaten fhmaden f6nnte-einer=
lei, Oh es fonit miini6ensDertb unb i'm
Snterefe bes Gortidritts fei, Doer ni9t.
Bel Der iebigen 3uiammeniebung beg
&ongrefes 1T baber nur febr serinee
9ofnung borbauber, BOB Der Mntrag
bes Senators Sngaas in ~abiebbarer
3eit sur Nanabme gelansen peroe.
Der Wuni9 nod elmer nationalen Unit
perlidt, oeren 9eiitungen Der @r6Be un6
8sbeutung unieres 9anbes entlprd6en,
uno bic auf Der 90be Der 3eit ftinoen,
iDiro baber mobl elmer iener frommen
Winf@e fem, beren grfilung mir
f9merli9 nod erleben tperben!-