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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
FOR AssAYING AND sAMPLING.
Secretary Carlisle Rejects Those
Coming From Border Points.

Secretary Carlisle Rejects Those
Coming From Border Points.
Washington, Sept. 14.-Secretary Car
Isle has rejected all the proposals offered
for assaying and sampling ores on the
northern and southern borders of the
United States for the purpose of ascertain
ing the quantity of lead contained therein.
Proposals were submitted only for Paso
del Norte, Mexico, though asked for
the entire border section.
Secretary Carlisle in rejecting all pro-
posals takes the position that it is i'm
possible to carry out the intent of con-
gress when bids for doing only part of the
work are submitted, and he is of the
opinion that the work can be done more
efficiently and cheaper by the government.
He will, therefore, refer the matter to
congress next winter and ask for an ap-
preparation sufficient to establish proper
ore reducing works at points along the
Mexican and Canadian borders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
TO RIVAL THE BALL NOZZLE.
A Savannah Mans Invention of a
Fire Quencher.

A Savannah Mans Invention of a
Fire Quencher.
Mr.. Ed Willink IS the inventor of a spray
nozzle for use in fire service which is vo-
ted by all who have seen it to be ahead
of anything now in use for such work.
The spray nozzle is intended to accom-
plish the same thing as the ball nozzle,
a recent invention. about which a great
deal has been written. Mr.. Willink's in
vention is equally as simple as the ball
nozzle. 1t consists of two pieces or rather
only one piece, the ordinary fire nozzle
forming the first piece. The nozzle is
slightly bell shaped at the mouth The
piece which causes the spray Is plain,
circular and slightly oval piece which
screws into the nozzle, the size of the
stream being regulated by the exit al
lowed the water around the edges. With
a good water pressure the water comes
out in a large circular sheet, varying in
diameter according to the amount of pres
sure.
A Morning News reporter saw the noz-
zle tested with hydrant pressure estimat-
ed at thirty pounds. The sheet of water
thrown was between twenty and thirty
feet in diameter. With a fire pressure
Of from sixty to eighty pounds. Mr.. VIII
link estimates that a sheet of from forty
to sixty feet in width can be thrown. He
will make further tests and will probably
exhibit the invention at the convention
of fire chiefs in Augusta this fall. pat
ent has been applied for.
The spray MOBILES are being largely used
now by the fire department in the large
cities for fighting fire In close quarters,
especially where there is dense smoke,
the sheet of water serving TO drive the
smoke back, which is not the case with
solid streams. The spray stream is also
Largely used in protecting cotton ware
houses and lumber yards. Mr. Willink
is believed to have a good thing in his in
vention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
c. w. sPICER DEAD.
Had Manufactured Tobacco in Vir-
ginfa for Half "a Century.

Petersburg, Va, Sept. 14.-C. w. Spicer,
a prominent tobacconist of Richmond,
died in this city, where his family reside,
this afternoon about 1870 o'clock He was
a native of Louisa county. this state and
90 years of age. For nearly half a cen
fury he had carried on the manufacture
of various brands of tobacco. About ten
years ago he moved from Petersburg to
Richmond, where he was largely engaged
in the tobacco business at the time of his
death. He leaves five daughters and one
SON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
SMALLPOX WELL IN HAND.

No New Cases RepOrted-TOwns
Quarantine Against Wheeling.
Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. lathe health
authorities have the smallpox situation
we'll in hand. No new cases were reported
to-day There are twenty-four cases alto
gether Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
Bellaire, suburban towns, lying in the
west side of the river. have quarantined
against Wheeling, as well as a number
of small towns throughout the state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Taken to bryan County.

Caesar Butler. colored, was taken
back to Bryan county last night by
Sheriff Thompson of that county. But
Ter was charged by Matte Thomas. col
ored, with highway ROBBERY, committed
in Bryan county several months ago
He is also said to be wanted there on
other charges.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15

Ashland. Wis, Sept. IA tidal wave
swept over Lake Superior and Chequam-
egon bay late yesterday afternoon, doing
considerable damage. The water rose
nearly six feet in a few minutes. The
engine rooms in the elevators at Washburn
were flooded and several wagon roads
washed out
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
MERCURY KEEPS wAvERING.
All sorts of weather Predicted and
Experienced.

The weather prediction promises some
decided changes for to-day. Threatening
is predicted. 1t is expected to be cooler,
and the winds will be from the east The
maximum temperature yesterday was 90
degrees, and the minimum 6s. The drop
was a very sudden one and came during
the squat yesterday, the maximum hav-
ing been reached just before it came on,
and the thermometer fell % degrees within
an hours time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR.

Three Thousand Soldiers Have Died
Since Operations Began.
Paris, Sept 14.-The Eclair publishes
dispatches from Madagascar which as
sert that 5000 French soldiers have died
in Madagascar since the French expedi-
ton began operations against the Ho-
vas. The dispatches also say it is not
likely that Antananarivo, the Hovas' cap
ital, will be occupied by the French be-
fore spring.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
New Austrian Cabinet Announced.

Vienna, Sept. IA new Austrian cab
met has been formed as follows: Badeni.
president of the council and
minister OF the interior; Belinsxi. minis
ter Of finance, Gelispach. minister of JUS
tice; Ledebur- Wicheln, minister Of agri-
culture: CLAM, minister of commerce:
Gantsche. minister Of education; and Well
serscheims, minister of national defense.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
TREASURY GOLD RESERVE.
Gold Withdrawn Friday $4,3OO,OOO;
Gold Deposited 81 ,OOO,O 900.

Washington. Sept. 14.-The treasury
gold reserve is stated to-day at S99, 6S2, ga
subject to a net deduction of SS,SOO,OO0 as
the result of Withdrawals and deposits of
gold at New y ork yesterday.
Corrected official reports received at the
treasury department this morning from
Assistant Treasurer Jordan place the total
sold withdrawn yesterday at 81, 100000 and
the gold deposited at 100000.
New York, Sept. 14-Transfers by tele-
graph were made to-day of $l05,000 in small
bills and $4,000 in silver dollars from the
New York sub-treasury to the sub-treas-
uries in Chicago and New Orleans. Large
bills were deposited in the New York sub
treasury by the banks for the currency
and silver certificates for the specie. The
money is to be used in moving the cotton
and wheat crops
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
A LINE OF STEAMERS TO TRIESTE.
The First Vessel to Arrive Here the
Latter Part of the Month.

LHNttF IIIFt UI tHt WOHIhs
Arrangements are being made to op-
crate line of steamships this fall be-
tween Savannah and Trieste, Austria.
The Austria-American line has recently
been organized at Trieste for the pur-
pose Of operating lines of freight steam
ers between the three important cotton
ports. New Orleans. Galveston and Sa-
vannah, and Trieste.
There is a large amount of cotton CON
sumed in Austria most Of which is now
brought by rail from Bremen. The mer-
chants of Trieste have decided to make
an effort to bring tins traffic through
their port, and have organized the steam
ship line for this purpose AS the ships
must go through the Mediterranean and
all the way up the Adriatic to reach her
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
BIDDERS FOR THE ROAD.
Sale of the Columbus, SandusIxy and
Hooking Yesterday.

hOcklhS Aesteruay.
Bucyrus, o., Sept. 1.-THE Columbus,
Sandusky and Hooking railroad was sold
to-day by Special Commissioner S. w.
Bennett. It was bid in by w. E. Guerrin
for $4.1OOo0O Guerrin represented G. w.
Sinks of Columbus and d. B. Hatch OF
New York, the committee of the bond
holders.
One other bidder, who gave his name
as w. 7. Watson of Columbus ran the
bid up to 100000. No one knew the bid
der. He claims to represent eastern par
ties, and denied that he was Briefs agent
Nevertheless, it is known that a dispatch
from Brice was received here this morn
ing. The bidding started at $1,5O0,00O ana
went up by jumps of $4,000 to 100000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15

New York. Sept. l4.-Gen Benjamin F.
Harrison reached the Fifth Avenue hotel
at 1870 o'clock tonight. He looked in
excellent health. He said that he would
leave the city for home Monday and that
he had thoroughly enjoyed his vacation
He refused to discuss politics.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Harrison strikes His Tents.

New York, Sept. Interpretations were
made yesterday for the breaking up of the
Dodd camp, where Gen. Harrison has
been for the past two months. This af-
ternoon the ex-President and the entire
party VIII take the Adirondack and Mon
treaI express for New York, where they
will remain until Monday afternoon, when
they go to Indianapolis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Back on the bench.

Recorder H. f. Wilson presided in the
police court yesterday morning after an
absence of two weeks. the greater. part
Of which he spent at Sea Girt putting in
good work with the savannah team.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15

destination, the success OF the venture IL
a matter OF experiment.
The Tergeste, the first ship OF the line
to call at Savannah, Will arrive here
the latter part of this month, and will
be followed by another vessel early in
Ostober. Wilder q Co. are the agents
of the new line here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Native Troops NIntInX.

Madrid, Sept. 14.-An official dispatch
from Manila says that a column of ma
tive troops mutined at Jataay, in the Sulu
Archipelago. After killing their comman-
Ger the muuneers fed to the Borneo
coast. Gen. Blanco will proceed with a
force of troops to quell the rising.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
COLUMBIA BELL ASSAULTED.
A Crank Strikes the Lower Rim with
a SIedge Hammer.

a SIedge Hammer.
Chicago, Sept. H.-The Columbian hber-
ty bell, on its way to Atlanta, and thence
around the world, was greeted yester-
day at various towns in Illinois by throngs
Of citizens and school children.
At Arcola a man named Matthews ere
ated a sensation by brushing through the
crowd and striking the lower rim three
hard blows with a sledge hammer, max
ing three dents in it. He then ran back
through the crowd. Manager Knapp leap
ed from the car, succeeded in locating
the man and Immediately ordered his ar
rest. The United States marshal was
telegraphed for to take the prisoner to
Springfield.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Columbus Municipal Campaign.

Columbus, Ca, Sept. 1.-THE campaign
will open up in local politics to-mor-
row by the announcements of Hon Cliff
B. Grimes and Judge j. NJ. Mcneil for
mayor. No other candidates are expected
to enter the race, which will be one OF
the most exciting in the history of the
city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Suspect He stole Sweetness

Lee Hazel, colored, is held at the bar
racks on suspicion Of being one Of the
gang who stole a bucket Of candy from
the Ocean Steamship Company's wharf
about a week ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Death of Former savannah Lady.

Mrs. II. c. Smith. Jr., formerly Miss
Florence Eastmead of Brunswick, was
buried at her former home day before yes
terday. She died in New York. Sept 6, in
a hospital where she went to undergo a
surgical operation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Ex-sPEAKER CRISP AT ATHENS.

Denies Having Declared for Mr..
whitney for President.
Athens, Ga, Sept. 14-Ex-Speaker Crisp
is here to-day. He denies having declared
in favor of ex-Secretary Whitney for
President, and says he will make several
speeches in Georgia next month or in No
vember in behalf of free and unlimited
coinage of silver at 16 to 1.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
Denth of Prof. RiIer.

Washington. Sept. 14.-Prof c. V. Riley
who was injured this morning by being
thrown from bicycle, died at HIS o'clock
tonight.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
3. &. z. .. bon Stearns GonntD

Snoem bic Seit Der jdbrliden Ser.
iammlung Obisen Bereins. tpelhe BON
9ienitas ben 20. bis %. Nusuit incl.
oieie8 Sabres in s 9 9 OBJ
ssbalten uiro, n6ber uno ndber berau
riift, 10 iino Die Witslieoer, wle aqe
Su9enbireuuoe, frsuuolidt elnselaoen.
iid Sablreid gu bstbsllisen. dat ous
5ortbetebeu Der Shullebrer . @onferen
sen OILS eln tiidtises Bilounssmiitel iebt
winibenswertb 1T, miro ieoer 2ebrer
ielbit einieben. uno 1T oiss aub fruber
iton ndber erDrtert puroeu, Shon oas
SuiammenIein NIT 8ereinssenoiien, bic
man auBeroem oas Sabr iber nur ielten.
ooer uieueiht gar ME in srDBerer Gins
sabl oereinist ieben niroe, III au6 fir
ben iittliten gbarafter niht obne MIDI
tisen @,nfuB. Sci elmer 8enmtsnpers
iammluns in &Ibmono ben 8. Suli b.
s. ipuroe ouyb Sttmmenmebrbelt bas
Iebbaite Stdotdeu Cob Spring nit ieis
men ireunol,den g,nmobnern als Srt Der
Ssriummluns serudblt. Die @rinoe.
parum lsstere nidt in 81. Glouo, wls
lestes Subr beidloiieu, it%attfiuoet, per'
ben slelb BEL @rDffnuns Der 8eriamms
flung ben anueieuoen Witslieoern be-
tunai semadt percen; 1T ouber iebr 81
plni9en, oaB ieoes Mitslieo, unb iolhe,
bic es 81 peroen winihen, ibon beim
Nnfans 0ienitus ben 20. Nusuit, 8ors
miitass 10 llbr, on Srt uro STEELE err
ibeinsn mDhte. Gud miro unier tbeu'
rer bodw'iter 8i,dof Wartin Warip,
D. 9. y, 3. o, Die Yeriammluns nit
letuem boben Beiude beebren. 9ies
uno nod manbes Anbere ldBt cine rese
9beilnubme ieitens Der Witslieoer ers
mnrten.
9as 2%ooiunssnurt beiBt alio: auf,
uab Cob Spring! Seoes Witslieo. mel
Dies i'm 8eiis Der rSberboiers2ieeer.
Sommluns" 1T. m6dte bieie sef. NIT
brinseu. Wit freunolldit briioerlibem
9rub:' 9beu. Gobmiller, Braii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Die oiesjdbrt9e Watsernte

peripriht, bon Sadueritdnoisen ause'
iteaten Serebnuusen nnh, bic reiditt
~ fpsroen, Die iemals in ben Ser. Staas
ten porsetommen 1T. @ie Die 5eloer
iest itsben, lit wobl an5unebmen, oas
bic ~biesjdbrise grnte, Die anberer gutter
Sabre nm 2OO, 100000 Suibel iiber.
treffen meroe. 8ei Dem 9esenpdrtlsen
Yreis BON 50 Cts. per Suibel, BEL De-
cembsr, ODER Wat 9ieferuns, rpiro Die
oiesidbrise Grnte einen 8ertb BON iiber
glbtbunosrt Wialonen Dollars baben.
Gin Nbihtas i'm Sreiie BON nur 5 Gents
per 8uibel mIroe einen NusiaQ bon
600 ausmaben.
Die Grnte ueripridt 10 9roB 81 tuer
ben, baB ). 9. Der Stuat Soma in bic
lem Sabre flint 8uibel Mais fur iecen
grmadieuen unb iebes 8ino in Den Der.
Stanten proouSiren mag.
Sqiuois, WliiOuri, Soma, Winneiota,
Nebrasfa uno 8auias btloeu ben lo9e
narnten ,Rprns0 iitrift" uno er5euaen
spei 9rittel, rpenn niht mebr, Der &C.
Iammten Waisernte in ben Ser. Staten.
Die 8eribte Gus oielen Staten lauten
10 siinitis, oaB Die Betrlebsleiter Der
perldieoenen Babuen. iuelbe Die M,ili'
iippi uuo Wifiouris1 bdler paiiiren, nm
faIisnoe SOrbereitunsen, betrsHs Ser
ppQhdnoigung ibrer Sradtgelesenbeit
trsifsn, nm Die @elittornienouns bsior.
bern 81 f0nneu.
Der pom Bunoesnderbnubureau ON
eriteu Suli b. s. u%er0ffsntli1te @rnte'
beribt meloet, oaB Die Wtaisernte in
oieiem Sabre unsetuObnlid sroB iein
iperoe, aber Die 8eoinsunsen baben iid
felt oieier Belt nod uerbeiiert. Sber-
bauiefretdr Wortou bat infolsece1en an
aeoronet, oaB o allen Siationeu i'm
Qauoe bis Sieniias ben G.. ansnIt eln
Specialberiht iiber bic poraus lihtlihe
8elidtoruernte einsereidt neroen lou.
Dos blsbsr siinfiafte Sabr fir Wais
mar bas Sabr 1889. msldem aui 49,.
3l9,651 Ndern 2,1l2,S92,00O SnIbsi
aefponnen tpuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
@arpIano's Semofraten.

Die bemptraill9e Stanisconuentlor
bon Warpinuo bat hire Nrbeit in Der
unalaublid furSen 3eit BON orei uno Ell.
ner balbeu Stunoe b~eenoi9t. Sn oieiel
Seit ernannte Tie 9auoionten fir @ous
perneur, fir Staats controleur uno fir
General. Nnipalt uno nabm cine famOiC
Ylatiorm on. Der Ganoioat fir Sou.
perneur be,Bt s. s. Surit unb 1T elmer
Der anssiebeniieu &uu leute Der Stab
Baltimore, S,ceprdiioent Der @eielihaii
Der 8uuflsute Der Staot, Brdiioent elmer
aroben 8ant unb Gbet elmer Der eriten
Sanoelsfrmen. Surft gilt ole elm itars
ter @anoioat.
Die YlliIorm 1T 10 gut iuie lie nur
iein fann. Glspelano's Administration
piro outs @drmite euoonirt, namsntllt
aub pesen Der ieiten Steauns, pel5e fs
in Der @elofrnse eiusenommen, ,noem
fie Die Srrlsbren Der freten Silberprd'
suus 81 Der State bon l6 81 l bGtdmpIe.
Die 9emufrateu bon Warplano iteutr
iid auf Die Ylaiiorm BON 1892. ueltC
bas Sberman @eies uuo ben Wc8tnlsp
9arif psroammte uno lie enooiilren ben
neuen 1urit, Del. renn aud nidt pol'
fommen, nsunod Der bette 1T, ben nil
ieit 35 Sahre aebubt baben. Spfteutltd
seben be 9emotratsn Don Marplano als
Sisser aus benz ndditen Bablfampis
berpor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Decentralization.
lnIann.

SrouW o a | n.-9ie WiQie
Winins SO. bat bic 2Dbne ibrsr Nnse
itelten UNI 10 bis rs BroSsnt erbDht.
9 pracu e.-.@sneralolfar 8eus
nebp bon Der 9l6ssie Spracuie, q. o..
1T gum pGpftliten Sausprdlaten nit benz
1itel acknowledgement ernauut tuoroen.
@elt s.-9ie biesi1briee
SbIternie III Miiiouri III 10 reid, oaB
3auienoe BON Suidslu Yfiriide uno
Nepiel uerlorsn seben mullen, on Die
Sdnoe Sur @inbeimiuus manseln. 9en'
nod neroeu ourh llebereinfommeu nit
ben Babneeisaihaiteu unb nit beoeus
ienoen Sblibdnoleru enorme Guuntltds
ten auf ben Warft sebradt ueroeu Ton
men. Sn 5Olse gang beoeutenoer Serab'
issuns Der 5rattraten ieitens Der @iien'
bnbnen piro ulel Sblt nab Dem Noroeu
oerfrabtet weroen, UNI bort su Branop
iabri5irt 81 weroen, oa uiele ObiSi6tsr
lieber bic Jradt 5ubleu, oils lbre Bro.
oucte bier peridleuoern. Cine Was9on
lubuus Yfiriide uno aepiel 1T bereits
probsweiie nab 81. Yaul a%bsesanseu.
9isielbe sutbislt 1876 5aB aepfel uno
Yfriide bon Defenders gutter Gual,tdi.
Sennep .-Die Sesrraupe bat iid
an einisen Bldseu in Der Nabbaridait
o Ssnnsip. Stlaboma, seSeist uno fdst
sroBeu Sdaosn benz Nlfalia, adffir
8orn uno einissm SpdtsW slibtorn ~.
Snoianapotis. - GluS 9reen'
caitle. Snb.. meloet cine SpsSialospeihe:
Der @siunbbeitsratb iu6t mad ben Yer-
ioneu, uelbe iir Die Giuidleppun9 oes
9eras fieber in bic einbelmiiben 6eroen
BON Yutnam' u. Senorids gountp per.
antportlib iino. Die pon Dem 5teber
ersriifeuen 1bisre puroen BON 1saneiiee
bierher 9ebraht. @s crepierisn Is
Stid RInopieb an Der Seude uuO NOS
rem oieielben ausiblieBllh BON ben eins
beImiihen Seroen. Naes 8inopieb itebt
inter Guarantdne uno sr0Bere 8ertuite
meroen bsfirhtet.
Gblouo. - Cine 5pelte GObner'
bobuns BON 10 YroSent 1T ben Gnse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Seutj6Iano fampfbcreit.

rSisr itsbsn mir aui %unieren &stteu
uno Yerirdssn, mir erbalten feline Dc
idaisfeiten uno mo0sn ieiue. Blr lino
berelt, Nles 81 uerIbeiolseu, mas uns
sebOri uno mir nebmen fein 9lftat BE-
Siislib Der Serpaliuns uno 5lbruna
unitres 9anbes unb Bottles on. 2te.
lsnisen. pelte broben pcIen, elnen ISol
bon un'ersm @ebiei poer etpas BON M
ieren &e6ten Al nebmeu, mossn beoen'
Ten, bob mir gum Sdlase bereit lino."
9erartise NsuBerunsen fiuoet moi
iest idslib in Der r86lniiten 3e'tuns"
IN Der rNotiOnal. 9eituns", Den rNeue
item Hudridisn" uno Dem nSamburse'
&orreiponoent". Gles 3eltuusen erIte'
alahe, Die nismalS oaielbe iiber aus
iudriiss Yoliiif iassu, penn iie n'dt Yin
oeuiurssu aus benz BreBbureau Del
RanSleramteS srbalten baben. Us ttnl
oits NotiSsn idr Jranirei6 unoNuBlan'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
Die. fommenoe Gauptfraae

@s 1T faum a~njunebmen, bob in ben
ndhlten @ablen. anh rl6t in Der Bra.
f%bentenwnbl, bic 3arifftuse bic sntidei.
benoe &oIe ipielen iplro. Nn1 bic
Wdbrunssfrase, bic sur 3eit nod i'm
8oroerarunoe Hebt, oiirfte idperlit
bic Saupt.8 ablfrose rperoen. Die Tom.
menoe Souptfraee. bic Don ben fauatis
Ideu Republifaueru itOu jsst mebr uub
mebr in ben 8%orbersruno seordnst rpirb,
if bic arase Der peritHlt9eu 5reibeit.
Wau maht ndmlid bic 8subadtuna,
oas in aIen Staten uuo Stdotsu, IN
eeuen bic 8spublifaner leBteu Ssrbit &c
iiest baben, cine bodgrooise 9emperenas
uno Sabbatbsnutb Tlas sesriffen, Die
fid lelbit in Stdot,n teruOrmust, in be.
men bic purltanli1en @eiese bisber ME
poufreft puroen. unb ous es ausidlieS'
lid bic neu erndblten rspublifaniiden
Beamten 5inb, melde iid ourb bieie
Strenae eineu Hamer gu MAIDEN iuben.
Wan blide nod Seem gOrt. @bleaso, ct.
2ouis, @leuelano uIfu., iberau berridt
Die unleiolibite SeBe, uno in ben meiiten
5GQen tperoen bic 9euiiden ON idpers
fen bs~trOffen. neil ebeu bic 9euiidsn i'm
Sample fir bic peri0nlide 5reibeii i'm
8oroertreffsn 1tebeu. 2ieier lmtano
siebt ben 9emofraten cine sroBs 8els,
senbelt in bic Sano une boffsntlid finb
ie iberal flus senug, es ein5uisben.
gta1 Der leBten Wabl itanosn bic Gfllsn
Der Democratic iebr nieoris, bsute Itebeu
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