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The evening times., 1896-03-06
MUSIC HATH NO CHARMS.
Mrs. TurnbulIs "Nigger" Showed His
Dislike to the footing Band Men.

New York March 6.-The second annual
national cat show entered upon the fourth
day of its existence today. Mrs Lizzie
A. Turnbull is one Of the largest exhib-
itors in the show. Niger. a handsome black
Persian. was very nervous. and yesterday
morning while Mrs. Trunbull WAS trying
to calm Nigger's nerves Niger escaped
and hid behind the proscenium boxes. A
number of persons gave chase, and this
only frightened Niger more Mrs. Turnbuil
did not worry about the lost Niger. As
soon as it became dark she went to the
spot where Niger disappeared and called
her name several times. Niger, looking
very penitent, came out and was easily
captured. This morning Niger seemed
better used to her surroundings. Neither
Niger nor the other cats approve OF the
band. 1t CRATES on their nerves, but be-
yond a slight sign of restlessness and a
twitching of the muscles they show but
little sign whether they like music or
not. The cat fanciers say they do not
like 1t.
Pcaslee, the Spirit OF the Times NAM
moth blue and white Maltese, is enjoy
ing the snow in his own peculiar way
When at home he occupies Il chair aJ
the entrance to the office. Nearly every
caller who is not acqua inted with Peas
lee begins TO pet him. This is Just what
Peaslee is in Il prominent position for
He lets go the instant any ones hand
is in reach, with both paws, and seldom
fails TO leave his trademark on any stran-
ger who attempts TO be familiar. Those
who know Peaslee never put their hands
within three feet of him. He spends the
time while on exhibition trying to in
duce visitors to caress him. and so get even
with the human race 4 few unsuspect-
ing individuals have been sampled by
Peaslee, and he is ready to meet all
comers.
The Persian cat Jerry is one OF the most
singUiarIooking cats in the show. Jerry
is a perfect white. He is OF grand size.
and a remarkably Handsome specimen OF
his kind. Jerry's claim to fame is not
so much his conformation, coat and ap-
pearance as his eyes. He has one OF
azure blue, while his other eye is n bright
emerald green. Jerry is expected tQ
earn ribbons as blue as his right eye.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
HOPPER AS DIR. SYNTAX.
His Acting in the Role of the Giddy
Tutor Is Most Amusing.

"Dr SyntaX' was given for one perform
ance by the De Wolf Hopper Company last
night at the New National Theatcr. In
spite of grand opera. there were found to
be enough devotees OF the lighter class OF
music to make up crowded house.
The musical comedy-iti is little else-was
given with excellent satisfaction. Though
not up to the general excellence of some
other American products, ii Is more en-
joyable performance than the musical come
dies sent over by the English mana gers this
season.
The merry star diSported himself as
the giddy tutor in the girls boarding
school with the same satisfactory results
that mark all his work. De Wolf is spring
ing the suspicion of a voice. which is a
fatal defect. But IL is plea sat to note
his dancing improves in spite o fthe threat
cned rSsul1s from Il sprained ankle last
sea son.
Edna Wallace Hopper, Bertha Waltz
singer, Edmund Stanley and Alfred Klein
appeared in their original parts. The new
cOmers did well anu the chorus was par
ucularly pleaSin
The evening times., 1896-03-06
CAUGHT IN THE wINDwHEEL
Owner Narrowly Saved From Death
by His Son.


Lambertville, n. j.. March 6.-During the
galeOn Wednesday the vanc Ofthe wiDdwheel
used for grinding feed at Cyrus Risler's
near this city. was blown off, So that
the wheel could not be controlled.
In trying TO stop it Mr.. Risler's coat sleeve
was caught by a set screw, his coat, shirt
and undershirt were torn off his arm aud
drawn around his neck, nearly choking him
to death.
He was drawn over the pulley wheel
with his head down in the feed box and
wedged in SO tightly that he stopped the
wheel. He was held there about ten or
fifteen minutes, every surge of the wind
nearly choking the life out of him. His
son, James, coming To the barn, found
him and threw the wheel out of gear and
got him out.
Three of his ribs were broken, the cords
OF his neck were terribly strained and he
has bruises all over him. A broken bolt is
supposed TO have caused the tearing off
Of the vane.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Suits for Misappropriation.

Duluth, Minn., March 6.-Suit has been
commenced by W. E. Richardson, assignee
Of the American Loan and Trust Company,
against George A. Elder for the recovery Of
$l9a,115, alleged to have been misappro-
priated by him while vice-president of the
company during 1929. Therearetwenty-
five separate causes Of action. alleging mis-
appropriation in different ways. The cause
will be tried in the present term Of the
district court.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
uENT ARMS TO THE u1TLANDERs

American Arrested at Kimberley for
Abetting the Transvaal Revolt.
London, March GA dispatch from Kim
Serley says that Gardner williams, an
American manager OF the De Beers mines,
Raa arrested there at the Instance OF the
government OF Cape Colony on the charge
n having supplied arms to the Uitlanders
4 the Rand, to be used In their threatened
svolt against tie government OF the Trans
5aal.
il is said that Williams aent supplies OF
INNS to Johannesburg in trucks, the weap
pms being placed In the bottom OF the
trucks and then covered with coke.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Daughter to Countess Bi.n,arck.

Berlin, March 6.-Countess Bismarck.
wife of Count Herbert Bismarck. has given
birth to a daughter.
Prince Bismarck Is keenly disa ppOinted
because the infant is not boy. Countess
Marguerite Bismarck wasformerly Countess
HoyOS. She was married to Count Herbert
at Vienna in June. 1S92, aud in November,
1898. gave birth to a daughter who was
named Jeanne.
Count William Bismarck, the Princes
second son. has three daughters. This
accounts for the Princes disa ppOintment.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The note OF
$1,000 sued Oh. at the instance of
Mary E. Ludeke. was paid by us before
maturity, and We hold the receipt of
VIM. H. Manogue for such payment. We
do not eve anything thereon. JAMES f.
PADGETT. EDWIN FORREST. mrf-3t
THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Z. Morrison Paper Company
day March IL. S96, at 10 q m.
mr5-4t. CHAS. j. DEAHL, Sec'y.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
SHOT BY DISCHARGED EMPLOYE
Supt. Watson of the West Shore Rail
road Seriously Wounded.

HObOkeD, n. j.. March 6..Supt. W illiam
@. watson of the Hudson division of the
West Shore Railroad was shot twice in
his private office in the weehawken depot
yesterday afternoon by Detective Edward
Clifford, who was discharged yesterday
morning. Mr.. Watson was taken TO the
Roosevelt Hospital, in New York, and his
condition is said TO be critical.
Clifford was employed by the West Shore
Railroad as yard detective. Among the
important arrests made by him was that of
ollver Curtis Perry, the notorious train
fObbef.
The operation OF iaparotomy was per
formed on supt. Watson as soon as he was
nHcn to the hospital, and he stood it well.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Erlcsson's Trip Successful.

New London, Conn, March 6.-F. L.
Dickey, treasurer Of the Iowa Iron Works.
said that the official trials of the torpedo
boat Ericsson are over and lie believed That
everything was satisfactory, though that
will not be known till the report of the
trial board is made known-frOm Wa ashing-
ton. Mr.. Dickey said that the suits for dam
agesSro wing out of heaccident La st tsunimer,
which resulted in the death OF three men,
were not WORRYING the Company.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
vienna Municipal Election.

Vienna. March 6.-The third days poll
ing for members of the municipal council
resulted in the election OF % Liberals and
lS anti-Semites, mil king total of SO anti
Semites and ~ Liberals that have been
returned. This ma kes the election of DR..
Lueger, the anti-Semite leader, as burgo-
ma ster almost certain. If he is again
elected it is believed the government will
again dissolve the council and take the
appointment entofburgomasteriD of rim its ownhands.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Brown juniors VIII Return.

Providence. r. l., March 6.-The sus-
pended juniors of Brown University, re-
Gently exiled for ..cribbing'' in tie
work of the rhetoric department. are
rejoicing with their classmates over thu
response OF President Andrews, who says:
HE stands ready to consider the question
favorably In the case of any one Of the
suspended men who shall write pledging
himself to absolute honesty in his work
during the remainder OF his college life.''
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Russian Prince Arrested.

Paris, March 6.-Prince KropOtkin, the
Russian revolutionist and author, arrived
at Dieppe yesterday afternoon from Eng
land. He was Immediately arrested un-
der a warrant OF expulsion issued on Febru-
ary 10 and ordered to return to England
on the next steamer.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Big street Railway Deal.

City of Mexico. March &C. F. Meek,
has purchased the Mexico City street
railway bnes, comprising about 16O miles.
and resold the same to Henry Buffers of
San Francisco. The price is understood to
he seven and a half DD'ion dollars (MrS-
icapl.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
ANTIMckNLEY MEN CONFER.
Indiana Leaders Try to Interest Gen
Harrison in q Scheme.

1ndianapOIis, Ind, March b.-A. Z. BaX-
ter OF Elmira, n. y; d. S. Alexander, n
personal friend OF ex-President Harrison,
of Buffalo, and W. A. Sutherland OF Roch-
ester, a member of the National Republi-
can Committee, held a conference with the
anti-McKinley leaders at the DenisOn House
here last night.
Ii is understood they favor Gov. Morton
for the Presidency. 1t is reported the three
men will call upon Gen. Harrison today
and attempt to interest him in the scheme
to send a divided delegation to St Louis.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Gov. Greenhalye's Funeral.

Lowell, Mass, March g. The funeral
of Gov. GreenhalGe will take place Monday
afternoon from the First Congregational
Church.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
THE TRACKS ATTORNEYS. 5.

Mr.. Edmund Burke and MIR. s. G. Brent,
who represent the race track associations,
said yesterday that absolutely no action
The tracks would not be opened his month,
however, as has been reported. because
March is included i'll the section prohibit
Ing winter racing.
The opinion is general, however, that the
ra cling people will have little difficulty
in evading the law. The first Mushback
bill, approved on the 25th of February,
1892. was absolutely prohibtive of betting
in Virginia.
A Richmond bookmaker, by the name of
Lascclcu. conducted a business, however,
claiming that he took money on commission
and forwarded il to the New Jersey and
other foreign tracks, where il was bet.
TIE case was taken before the Virginia
supreme court and it was there held that
q bet was not consummat ted until accepted.
As il was accepted in some other State il
was not betting in virginia, and Lascclet
was sustained. Then everybody went into
business and the Ia W was rendered inopcra-
tive.
This defect was remedied in the second
Mushback law, passed in 1894, but az
ricultural associations and driving and
riding parks were xcepted from the general
prohibition. Had the second Mushback Ia "
been amended by striking out the exception
in favor of the associations, Virginia would
have had al absolutely prohibitive gambling
law.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Iowa,s Patriarch Dies at 116.

Dubuque, Ia. March 6.-The Patriarch
of Iowa, Christian CO0nrad, who lived in
Della ware county, has passed away at the
age of 116 years. He was a soldier of the
war of 1912.
The evening times., 1896-03-06

Roscommon, Mich. March 6-Itdeveloped
here yesterday that eight sections of land oh
the bottom of Houghton Lake, have been
placed ON the market. All OF the persons
Implicated in the fraud are outsiders.
The evening times., 1896-03-06

Every child In Washington Will
want 1.-The Brownies" the complete
theater presented with next Sundays
Tim e6.
The evening times., 1896-03-06

Every child in Washington will
want '.The BrOwnies," the complete
theater presented with next Sundays
TT n,Qa
The evening times., 1896-03-06
TEXAS CONVENTION SPLIT, TOO.
Republicans Divide on Reed, Mckinley
and AlliaOD.

Austen. Tex. March 6.-The Republicans
of this Congressional district held a con-
ventiOn here yesterday to elect delegates to
the national convention. The session was
a stormy one, and finally split, two con-
ventions being held.
One body elected delegates known to
favor Reed for President. and the other sent
a delegation which will support Mckinley
or Allison. The last was dominated by
the Quincy clement and was scOmpOsedlargely
of negroes. Reed, 1t is now asserted, holds
seven out of ten of the districts in the
State.
The evening times., 1896-03-06

''The Brownies" Will be the COM
plete play presented by Tho Times
next Sunday.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Munyon's Remedies
Are 4 Positive lsVsladsl in Medicine.
Hundreds Being csn7erled 70 The
Use d Ills Remedies Daily.
Sold by All Druggists, Mostly for
% Cents per Vial.
Munyon's Physicians At Your
Service Free.

you need the advice Of Q thorough spec-
ialist, call and consult them absolute FREQ Of
charge. Onice open to daily; Sunday ~
to ls; also Monday and Thursday evenings to
g. .13 Fourteenth 81. n. W.
The evening times., 1896-03-06
GlMBLIN6 BILL. DEFECTS
Prosecutor. .Marbury's Opinion Of
the maupin Measure.
WAS o'FERRALL FOOLED 2
The Alexandria Lawyer Believe srhnt
the Opposition to It Was Genuine
and VigorOus-Test Case VIII Prob
ably Be Made. Though the Tracks
VIII Not Open This Month.

| In the opinion OF many OF the leading
attorneys of Alexandria county, the fact
that the Maupin anti-gambling bill is now
| a law will not in the least deter the two
| race track associations from opening up
their tracks in the spring, as they con-
templated, and the only way in which the
meetings will differ from former ones will
| be in the absence OF bOokmakers' books
and stands. But so far as the actual pro-
| hibition of betting is concerned, the law
is considered imperative.
The act makes il unlawful to record bets
or wagers, TO sell or make books, pools
or mutuals, or to become the custodian
or depository, for gain, hire or reward, OF
any money, etc, bet or wagered or to be
bet or wagered, contrary to its provi
sions, or to receive and forward or TO
| pretend to forward 10 any foreign race
course any money, etc, for the purpose
OF being bet.
There is nothing in the act, the In awyers
say that can he construed to prohibit the
| making of private bets, or private memo
randa OF bets, a1d the second section OF the
act expressly provides that nothing in the
act shall be construed to prevent agricul-
tural associations, and riding and driving
clubs or associations offering purse or
premium at such trials of speed as may
be held by them.
Mr. MARBURY's OPINION.
| Assistant Commonw wealth Attorney Mar
bury was asked as to the probable effect
| OF the bill upon racing in Alexandria county.
He said:
lam not in the confidence OF either side.
| as in all probability l shall have TO prose-
| cute the track people if they intend to make
a test case. The bill however, is certainly
not as complete in its provisions, SO far
as the prohibition OF betting Is concerned.
as it might have been. As substitues
for the Mushback law. L don't see how the
racing people could want anything more
favorable"
Have the attorneys for the track peO-
pie signified their intention of testing the
law?'
mot that am aware off,
There is some talk of the bill having
emanated from the track people, and that
their fight against it was a bluff"
II am quite sure that that is not the case.
Their opposition to the bill was not as Wig
the final vote ON its passage, but the meas
ure was really intended to do away with
the bett ing evil. 1t will. of course. improve
condition to large extent, and viii do
away with the tout element. That in itself
Is an improvement"
The evening times., 1896-03-06
Children's Refers.

Large lot Children's Fine Refers In Blue,
Black and Tan-worth $l.60 and $2-for
Saturday
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
MarMtat ati0t &apfer?

@arum lit in Der pOpuliitf4en Silberz
platform ni6t AUDI Elm sutes Wort fur
&upfer eingelest iporben? 9aben Die 8upfer%
grubenbefiser nt6t ebenfo groBen 8runh CUR
8lase, tpte bic @tlbergru6enbeiber, unb TT
8upfer ni9t ebenio gut Elm @slomstaus
SIT ni9t 8upfer in berielben 3ett, IN Der
SLIDER BON $1.29a auf 5000 per un5e fiel,
BON 81 Gents auf 81 Gents per
@funb .eefalen, unb 5lpar aus
Der glei4en ltrIa9e, pegen Der
ungebeuren Misrepresentation, fpel9e Die ur7
gebeure Me6rbernenbuns nod iibeftrdf,
9enu pdbrenb iene fi6 felt 1850 perfteben~
fa6t bat, bat ii9 biefe nur Derfintfadt.
@ir prdgen iebt aus einem Pfnn9 aupfer,
pelbes 81 Gents toitet, 10 Gents, parum
g~eitattet man ni9t audi 9upferfreiprdgun9,
unD narum Derlaneen bic 8upfergrubenbe@
flyer Te nt4t. oamit fie tbr Pfunb Supter
fir $1.70 bertaufen fDnnen.
Nus Dem Ie6r einfa6en @runbe, neil tie
ppbl piFlen, baB tein Menf9 bas sepfagte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

iteiu, bic msiitsu SurbftOffe unb 5arbbOl~
ger, 5DI3, meOi5intide RinOen u. I. M. gu
re9uen limb, iiuo tutiitii4e &ngaben eben@
fans nun i~n1pfern pOrbanOeu, pte fie in ben
6anbel unb 8erbrau9 Der cioiliftrten 8plz
fer eintreten. &uh 10 errei4en iie cine @um@
me BON 1895 MiQipnen Dollars.
Die grpBe 8ruppe Der mittelbarer HObz
prpbufte, a1fo Der ~Ndbrnn9smittel, Se@
trGntioffe, Hei5mittel nnb SnOufrteltOffe
ergiebt, troB mertli9er 2iiden, elnen 1dbr7
Ii6en YrobuftipnSmertb BON 19,552a Wttlz
lipnen Dollars. uub Die id9rli9e Sc
fdmmtz9robuttion Der grbe fteat it4 mad
biefen 3iffern auf 3O,3O2 2/5 Milipner
Dollars unb pirb in Wirtlidteit pobl So
900 miaionen eber iiberi4reiten, als ba.
btnter 8uridbleiben.
sSnbefIen bleiben mir BEL ben bprliegenber
53iffern. @ir np1eu bana9 einmal Der
@ert6 Der tpi4tigiten &Obprobutte mad
i6rem 8ertbe bier 3ui%ammenftelen. s.
fino:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

NupTer DabeH pp4eH Duf0e, DdB eS D plut9
iperben piirbe, nie bic 9ineiI9en Cab,
BON benen man ppn $50 bis 1000 fir einen
Ouaar fauFen, unb bic man in ben 6inefiz
I6en Sdfen fir melt unter benz &upfer@
tpertbe our ELECTROMAGNETIC 8erfenbung
baben fam, neil fie our inbuitrtelen @er@
pertbung erft umaeH9mol3en peroen mill
len. DAP aber Die StlberboGars bas glei3e
S9idial notbpenbiger @etle treffen muB,
geben bic 6erren Silberbefiber Dor nibt
einieben gu tOnnen.
Sic 1eben es aber febr tppbl etn. Was
Ie tpollen, unb nobet fte pabrI9einli9 audi
gan5 ri9ttg re9nen, 1T, baB fe eritens ibre
iebigen @ilberporrdtbe gum bpppelten Wertbe
gegen Sob eintdui9en unb 3peitens, TIRE
Silbergruben in benz erIten Der geIebli9en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. folgenben Saumel
pprtbeilbaft unb peit iiber ibren Wertb tperz
ben losF9lagen fOnnen. Mas bunn sic neuen
8efber bamit anfangen, 1T ibnen in bobem
GRADE f6nuppe!
Oie Rupfergrubenbeiiber baben ii9er ben
slei6en Nnfprub auf S4ub ibrer Sntereiz
len, pie bic @ilbergrubenbefibsr, ibon neil
aupfer Elm nidt biel pentger pertbOoles
2anbesprpbutt 1T, Die Silber, Wir bubbel@
ten i'm lebten Sabre fir $32,OO0,ooo @il6er
unb fir $23,Ooo,ooO &upfer aus. Wsnn
bic @ilbersrubenbefiber ftatt befen a9taebn=
mai 10 piel, alio $500, 600 900 bafiir be-
fommen fDnnten PEI. niirbe bas ni4t cine
f9Dne Sadie iein9!
limb pie I60n lpirbe fi9 na9 Der propbe<
aetung Der Silberapotel bann bas 2eben
setalten. 9enn ba, ibnen sufolse, BEL Gill
6erfreiprGgung i'm @erbdltniB BON 1:16
ftatt 1882, elm 8uf6el @ei3en itatt 80 Gents
einen 0olur, bic she 8aumppllen3erg ltatt
9 Gents IS Gents, bas @las 8ier 10 am
ftatt 5 Gents bringen unb Der Nrbeiter fir
ieben Dollar 3tpei als 2obn erbalten pirb,
70 muB ia audi bel &upferprGgung i'm @er=
bdltniB BON 1910, tatt l ;;9a, iid jeber Ser
febrspertb oera9t5ebnfahen. Stir Elm @lus
8ier piirben bann unfere Mirt6e 80 Gents,
un1ere GARNER 80 Gents fir eine 99ahtel
@rbbeereh unb 450 Gents fir Elm Pfuna
Butter, unIere Wteb9er $50 Gents fir elm
9funb 8leif9 erbalten, 1nb cine ~ein5elne
3eitungsnummer pirp bann itatt / poer 2
Gents Is pber SO foiten, ., pel9e 2uif,
oann @ef9Gftsmann unb 3eitungsberuus<
geber gu feinI @ie tpirb man bunn i'm 8elbe
niblen fDnnen! unb pel9' erbebenoes Sc
fabl pirb es fir uniere 6ausfrauen unb
iungen 9amen iein. Die bente nit lumpigen
3nei Dollars auf ben Marft ooer NIT 5panz
gig Dollars i'm balbbanbgroBen 8ortemonz
naie looping" geben, bann nit $500 @ents
i'm eriten unb $4,000 i'm 3peiten Safe aus
riiden au biirfen, ,. +, NIT 20 Pfunb in
einem uno nit 200 9funb i'm anberen Safe,
Slider befommen mir Oa3u bann auA no9
bic &ulis, pel@e ben 9amen Die 80rfen
traqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

Wer nit bieTem @runbgebanfen auf Die
@ef9i6te Der 8Dlfer Der alien Melt 5urld@
blidt, benz merben ii9 manhe 2dtbiel lDfen
uno Der pirb aud bic @ef6tdte Der Ser
9taaten unb bic SteGuns Der beiben groBeu
politiI9en 8~arteien better perfeben.
9otittf4e Parteten tnb Der
duBere Musbrud hes Seelen
IIebensetner Ndttpn. Sc giebt elne
@oGfsfeele, unh fie Bat ibre StGrten nno
ibre @9pG9en; es giebt in Der Nqtipn, tpte
in iebem Organismus, bas @a9sthum for
bernie unb bas 2eben Itorenbe &rGfte.
Mls bic bemofratifde Partet i'm Sabre
1860 ben @iben gegen ben Nprben anfbeBte,
unb auf bic Mabnungen ibrer unipnstreuen
@lemente ri9t bDrte, ba tpurbe tie CUR a n L
natipnalen, itaats5erfDrenben Partet;
ba itelte fe bas gigenintereHe zines 2anbesz
tbeils iiber bas @efammtintereffe Der Union
unb iebt tbut ie oasfelbe; au9 ieBt ntez
Der f4ldgt ie ben @igennab Der Stlber=
ftaaten bD6er an als bic Moblfahrt Der Sc
iqmmtbeit, audi iebt tpieOer hebt tie einerl
| 2anbest6eil gegen ben anoerer; au9 lebt
pieber fpridt tie BON &epuOiation singegan=
gener Matchmaker 8erpflihtungen;
audi iebt pieber ~perlangt tie, bob Die 8un=
besautpritGt unter Die @taatsdutorttdt
setelt, bic Ma9tbefugniie 5es Prdftoenten
benz euten @iIen ober Der bOien 2arne
zines @puperneurs underground perben;
aud iebt pieber Iuht tie bic &rGfte Der Jea@
tion gu aerfpltttern, ben n%atipnalen Greott
au unteraraben, bas rationale @elo gu eltz
pertben, bic rationale MutoritGt gu 5er>
ft0ren, bic 8unbesregierung auf Soften Der
@taatsrsgierungen gu i3pGhen. Die De-
motratie, tpie ie borige @o9e IN Gbtcago
ae1prp6en bat, lit cine neue unb 3par b r
{9te9terte 4uflase Der Democratic pon
1861; in i9r berrf9t Der alte 8ourbonens
qetft, Der befanntli9 ni9ts lernt unb nt9ts
perqiBt. @er ba6er piinfht, bab Die Der.
@taaten ibren natipnalen SrgantSs
mus meter enttpideln. bab Die rationale
Re9ierung i'm Sntereffe bes 8an3en tpeiter
qetdrft, baB bic rationale @hre rein erbal@
ten, Der nationale CREDIT unbefledt blei6s,
Der penoet 1ub ab BON elmer Democratic,
bic fib in ben Oienit 3eritOrenber Rrdfte
getsat bat unb f9lteBt fi4 Der Bartei an,
pel6e l6on inn Sabre 1861 berufen mar,
bic Union gu retten, unb pelder aud in
bieTem Sabre pieher bic patriotiiae Pfli9f
aufGlt, aus benz nqtiDnalen Sr9a@
ntsmus bas @tft Der populitii4en De-
mpfrqtie aus3utrejben.
Ni@t nm parteifragen banoelt es fi9
mebr, Ipnbern UNI bic b0@te Glitter
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