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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
IN CONGRESS
Senate and House
Again in Session.
CROWDS GOT0 THE CAPITOL
Elaborate Floral Tributes From Ad.
miring Friends.
READING THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Swearing in a Number of New
Representatives.
READING THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
SCENES IN BOTH BRANCHES

Congress opened today amid confusion
OF sounds and with a confus ion of opinions
The hall of the House OF Represent atiyes
was a tumult of confusion for an hour be-
lore the Speakers gavel fell. The galleries
of both houses were crowded at an carly
hour and people in the corridors were
pressing for admission.
simultaneously at both ends of the Capi-
tol Speaker Reed in the House and Vice
President Hobart in the Senate dropped
their gavels and called to order the re-
spectire bodies over which they preside.
The ceremonies attending the openilI., OF
Congress, though comparatively IF a
routine character and usually devoid OF
dramatic incident, except as it marks tho
formal PRONUNCIATION of the policies OF the
administration outlined in the P.esi-
dents annual message. is a spec tacle which
IN some respects is regarded the great
est ofhcial event of the year AZ tn. ma
tional capital. All Washington attends
High and low, rich and POOR, white ana
black, foreign ambassadors ami street
gamin banker and beggar, cabinet officer
and department messenger JON i'm witness.
ing the starting of the lumhering Intricate
machinery of legislation. All roads on this
day lead to Capitol HID sid the noh,o
structure which surmounts II with It's clas-
sic outlines and broad spreading dome.
Today tn" weather was propitious The
sun shone brilliantly from cloudless sky,
making a glorious bright December day,
with tinge of frost in the air 10 invigorate
the lungs and breeze just strong enough
to keep the stars and stripes swapping from
the hagstaffs. The marble of the Capitol
CLEANED like alibaster.
Long before the hour for the assembling
the crowds began vending their way to
the America acropols.
AS sort of quasi-official function, the
representatives of the foreign governments.
the so-calied leaGers and every body who is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
MIR. ROSS RESIGNATION.
Desired to Retire, hut Was Prevailed
10 Remain.

Desired to Retire, hut Was Prevailed
ON 10 Remain.
Two weeks ago Commissioner Ross sent
Ill health as the sole cause of this action
He took this step impulsively, without con-
sultaton or conference with any one. As
soon as they learned the fact two or three
of his friends set to work to ascertain
if the threatened loss to the community
was unavoidable. 1t was quickly discov-
cred that the President was anxious to
retain Mr.. Ross Commissioner If the
condition Of the latter's health would per-
nit, and the Presiien. readily withheld
the resignation frcm the files and gave full
opportunity for and encouragement to the
effort to secure its withdrawal 1t was
also learned that one of the contributory
causes Of Mr.. Ross i'll health was nervous
worry, due to friction with his colleagues
aid to a misunderstanding of their real
sentiments concerning him. A full and
frank interchange of views between the
Commissioners was brought about, and
finally the atmosphere was cleared and
many MISUNDERSTANDING removed Mr.
dicating his willingness to conform to the
Presidents wishes in the matter of retain
ing the commissionership, stated to one
of his colleagues that he had withdrawn
his resignation, and went away for a brief
trip Of recuperation, which had been
strongly urged upon him. Naturally it
was the desire of those sincerely interested
In the retention of Mr.. Ross as Commits
sioner and concerned in the same connec-
ton in the welfare Of the District that no
publicity should be given to the fact of
the tender Of the resignation while II was
still pending. and they deplore the exploit
ing even at this date of past differences
and misunderstanding between the Com
missioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
Will Employ Sharp Measures,
JAPAN INTERESTED IN KLONDIKE,
Prospect of Large immigration OF
Orfentals Next Spring.

SEATTLE, Wash, December 6.-Captain
w. Thompson of the Kagashima Maru, one
of the Nippon Yusen Kaishi's vessels, sail
ing between Seattle and Japan in conjunc-
ton with the Great Northern railway,
which has just arrived here reports great
interest in Yokohama, Kobe and other
oriental cities regarding the Klondike. He
says next spring will witness the coming of
from 1900 to I0,0U persons from these
places, bound for the Yukon.
captain Thompson said: American news
papers, particularly those Published on the
racine coast, are much sought after in
Japan, because of what they contain re-
garding the klondike. On leaving Yoko-
hama one ef the richest Japanese mer-
chants said: Learn all you can about
Alaska and the Klondike. Get me all the
newspapers and data You can concerning
the country. He is one of the wealthy
men OF that great city, whose attention has
been directed to the country"
Captain Thompson says the officers of
the Nippon 1usen Kaisha's branch steam
ship line operating between Yokohama and
Bombay report a shortage in the Indian
cotton crop. This, it seems to me-" the
captain observed, lis bound to force better
prices for American cotton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
FATAL FIRE IN A HOTEL.
one Man Killed and Five Injured i'm
Milwaukee Today

MILWAUKEE, Wis, December 6.-Fire
broke out in the Lake House, a four-story
structure at Lake and Ferry streets, this
morning. Six people We're asleep in the
hostelry at that time. One life was lost
and five persons were injured in their en-
deavor to escape. Chas. Patterson, a dock
!aborer, lost his life, being overcome by
smoke.
Ihe following were injured III jumping
from the building:
August Henshman, jaw broken: David
Baker, head cut: Thomas OBrien, leg
sprained and head bruised; Robert Potter.
head cut; Frank Meiland, hands and legs
sprained. The pecunary loss is small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
NO LONGER NEEDED.
Rule for Sessions Every Third Day
Repealed.

At a meeting of the committee on rules
of the House of Representatives prior to
the opening Of the session today the rule
for sessions Of the House every third day
was vacated. This rule was adopted at
the extra session in order to restrict the
business Of the House to the tariff bill and
few other important subjects. 1t met
with violent resistehce and caused fire.
ouent disorder when efforts were made to
adjourn for three days. Hereafter there
will be daily sess.ons, beginning at noon.
The general program of business was not
fixed, as considerable doubt exists as to
when the appropriation bills. which have
the right of way, will be ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
Bridge Plan Approved.

The Secretary of War has approved the
map Of location and plans Of permanent
and temporary bridge to be constructed
by the commissioner of street improve
ments. twenty-third and twenty-fourth
wards, New York city. over the Bronx
river, at Westchester avenue. I'm said city.
said permanent bridge to replace the pres
ent one at that place. and the temporary
bridge to be used while the present bridge
is being removed and the permanent one
constructed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
Advertising is not an expense.

Advertising is not an expense.
1t is a business investment. IL
you want to invest your money
prohtably you will therefore put
your advertisements in such a
paper as The Evening Star, that
is read regularly and thoroughly
by everybody worth reaching.
The Star is the recognized
household and family journal of
the National Capital. and has
no rival as an advertising med
iun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
DEMAND FOR SMALL BILLS.
Secretary Gage Regards 1t as n Sixn
of Improving COnditiOns.

of Improving Conditions.
Secretary Gage is pleased with what he
says is an unprecedented" demand for
small bills and subsidiary coins. He con-
siders 1t as the most convincing argument
yet that conditions are more prosperous
than in years. He also thinks 1t undoubted
evidence that the people are in better shape
for the coming holidays and intend to buy
more freely than for years.
At the office of the treasurer 1t is said
that the demand for small bills and SUBJ
sidiary silver has never been equaled at
this time Of the year. An increased de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06

Students Attack Hebrews - Police
Make Many Arrests

BUCHAREST, December 6-An anti-He-
brew riot was started here yesterday by
mob of Roumanian students. The disturb
ance was caused by the circulation of a ru-
NOR that Roumanian had been murdered
by mob of Hebrews. Many EXCUSES were
committed during the disturbance, which
were finally quelled by the police, who
made hundred arrests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06

anybody in Washington goes thither on
this day. The elegant equpages of the
notables, many of them embiazoned with
coats-of-arms. with liyeried footmen on the
boxes, and drawn by prancing horses with
trappings and jinglng
chains added tone to the occasion as they
dashed up the broad. sweeping avenue At
the Capitol the crowds swarmed into the
cor ridors at an early hour and choked the
marble steps as they ascended to the gal
leries from which they were to view the
show AS is usual on such occasions the
reserved galleries were carefully guarded
en- both the House and Senate sides. admis-
sion being only by card. and the public had
great difficulty in wedging itself into the
limited space set aside for IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
THE SENATE.

Shortly after II o'clock every seat In the
Senate galleries open to the public was
filled. and from each door there was q
line of persons eager to gain admission TO
the chamber and waiting for some of the
earlier and more fortunate ones to leave
in order that they might secure their
places. The diplomatic gallery had half
dozen occupants among them being MIN
lister WI 1ing-fang of China. accompanied
by one Of the attaches Of the lexation of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
City of Port au Prince on Brink of
a Revolution.
[NCENDIARY PLACARDS POSTED
Report That Government Has Of
feredto Settle With Germany.
TROOPS IN BARRACKS

KINGSTON. Jamaica, December 6-Ad-
vices received here today from Port au
Prince show that serious trouble is immi-
nent in Hayti. The streets OF the capital
are placarded with Down With the Gov
ernment,'' and the troops have been ordered
into barracks.
Haiti Ready to Settle.
BERLIN, December "a dispatch to the
frankfort Zeitung from Washington today
says tn republic of Hayti is ready TO pay
Germany the indemnity demanded for the
alleged illegal arrest and Imprisonment of
Herr Emil Lueders, a German subject who
was subsequently released and enabled to
return to this country by the intercassion
OF the United States minister at Port au
Prince, William F. Powell, who secured
Lueders release from prison in order 20
AVOID trouble of more serious nature
which appeared to be brewing on account
OF the alleged arbitrary behavior of the
German minister to Hayti, Count Schwerin
Will Employ sharp Measures.
The semi-officiaI Post says:
Should Hayti refuse the German de-
mands for an indemnity on account of the
alleged illegal arrest and Imprisonment of
Herr Lueders, German subject, at Port au
Prlnce), sharp measures will follow. We
shall first borbard the coast forts and If
tney are persistent, we shall lombard the
city and the government buildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06

Government Receipts.
Government receipts from customs to-
day, $25O, SEQ; internal revenue, $1,OO2.974:
miscellaneous $50, BOG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06
THE MESSAGE
President McKillGy'S Official
Communication to CONGRESS.
CUBAN QUESTION TREATED
Belligereney and Intervention Are
Both Discussed.
NO ACTION NOW ADVISED
Prompt Ratification of Hawaiian
Annexation is Urged.
NO ACTION NOW ADVISED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE MESSAGE.

The President TO-DAY sent the following
message to Congress:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-06

who was in command of the Insurgents in
Havana province, was undoubtedly he
trayed to his death few weeks ago. Other
officers have fallen in the same way, yet
there is always some one to take their
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

fopeit geringfiigige 8er9ebeu in 8etra@t
fOmmen, meiitsns e6enfo gut ourdn cine 8orz
labung errei9t perben, pie bur9 Gerbaf=
tung. 8etreffs man6er 5G1e Tte1en Stem
gorter po1i3etri4ter bereits ioG4e &0rtabunz
gen aug, ~befonbers penn Die gnfla9s BET
i6nen felb1t eingerei6t tpurbe; ite Ialien tem
4ngeI6ulbtgten g}oti8 augebea unO finben
i'm our be5ei9nsten .3eit unD StuaOe por
ibrem @eri6t, CUR @ert9eibigun9 bereit pOsr
NIT Dem n0t6igen 9elOe eur 3a6lurg Der
@trafe berie6en. @6enIo briugt &ubt;4
barouf baB Der po1i3iit Bel tleinen 9eIeBes=
o%erlebungen ben nebertreter einfa9 aufa
f3reibt unO boris goli3eigeri@t bef3eiDet,
itatt gIei4 ben @larmtaiten gu benassn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
InGono.

&atbOGif9 8eDDGferuna
pm st. 2outs. Ser fqtboli19en Gens
Ius in Der @r5bt0ceie ct. Souls, Der erite,
pel6er ouf 8enuuigfeit Nnfpru6 madeu
fam, lit bonn &um5er Pater San Der Sam
ben unb feinem Affitenten pater sSo6r
Sannratb %aufgenOmmen tpprben. Sarnad
nimmt 9t. 2puis Dsn Ie9ften Blab in 8eSuJ
auf bic tatboIii9e 8ep0lterung bes 2anbes
Elm. SSn Der StaDt tpo6nen 141,855 &at6pz
lifen. Sic bilben ben pierten She'll Der @in=
tpO6nerf9aft. MuBerbalb Der Staot, in Der
in Der Gr3biOcefe, betrdgt ibre 3abG 1892.
Die 3abl Der &ir9fpiele 1T ITO; oaoon itno
50 in Der StaDt unD 10 auBer6al6 Derfelz
ben. Die Si0ceie unter6dIf II Miiionen,
in tpel9en Meffe gelefen pirb, Die 3a3l Der
prieter betrdgt gegen 400. Sn Der @r5oi0s
cefe 9iebt es IS &t0it:r unb bier reltgiOie @rz
3ie6urgsani toGten. Cine Nn3abl &lDiter ftez
FEN NIT S9uten in 8er6inOung. Die W}aioz
rttdt berielben pirb BON Den S9neiern bes
6eiligen Soiepb NIT 2ebrerinnen Derie3sn.
-@iscpnfin's SubttGu m. Secrez
tGr S6tpaites bon Der 9iitorii9en @eiell9 aft
beg Staates @isconfin berIanote oieler Gage
an Die HOO Sopnclerf8 i'm Stdate, an 500
Qebrer, an bic Mitglieber Der 9egislatur unn
t6Gtige 8iirger i'm Mgemeinen @rempIare
zines nit pieler Sorgfalt ouS9earbeiteten
Girfulars in 8e3ug auf bic beDoc!tebenbs
Staat8z SSubelfsier. 3uO0rberlt empFteblt er
barin Die MnfteGung BON Gountb@ @ei4i4tss
i9rei6ern, tpel9e Die @eT9i9te Der ein3elaen
Counties f6reiben Iouen, Sn Der lebten
8erIammlung bes 9irectoriums Der Mila
tpaufee garnebaG NTociatton nur0e Der
SecretGr a~ngepieien, nit ben 8ertretern
8iscOniin5 in Nui9ington it9 briefIi9 in
8erbinbung gu feben, UNI Die NnpeienEftt
bes PrGitbenten Mc&inlep pG6reno Der
&Slbelfeierz8 o4e gu fi6ern unD i'm gu err
fu9en, bic %@inpei6ung bes @olbatenDenfz
mails bor3une6men. @s purbe auG cine
gtefolution angenpmmen, in Der Die y@isz
confin State Semi=G Centennial Mhpciatipn"
BON Milpuutee Dem &rtegsIecretGr GuieG
u. @lger bafiir burft, baB er 10 prompt ca
tpiberte uuf bas @rfuChen Der MKociatipn,
0aB Die. 8unOestruppen in Sort @6ertban
tpdbrenD Der Su6eGfeier<Wo9 nad6 Neils
tpautee gefanot tperoen folen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

Ser 9aturfor19er SoreG in 3iiri6 bat i'm
Stein Der 8eiien" betreffs oes Senior Sees
einige 8etra&tungen ungetelt, pelde gum
S6eil qub auf anbere Seen N%ntpenbung fin
ben. Sbnen 8ufOlge pirb o3ne 3neifsl Der
6errli9e @enfer See bereinft elmer fru4t6az
rem @bene plaB MAIDEN, tpenn Die &ni9pemz
munqen Der 36one bic @ertiefung ausgefiut
6aben tperber. Dieter Sag lit a6er nod
aiemli9 ferne, es tperben $4,000 Sabre Der
ge6en, Bis fi9 BON 8iGeneuoe Biz Sent cine
@bene init 1anfter Neigung gebtlbet BADEN
pirb, pie bic Gbene bes llnterpalis. Statt
FLAIR unb burGTi4tig pie bente, pirb bas
&6onetpafIer oann grau uno untrtntbar iein.
S6 M ben Gerluit in Ofonomii9er 8e3iez
buno gu 6ebauern 6a6en tpiro, be3fpeifelt So
rel, benin man tpiirbe $500 9ettar @iefenz
Lamb bafiir betommen, Die, ielbIt tpenn man
file aufforftete, bic IbOne Sabresetnnu9me BON
z MiGtonen Sranten ergeben lpHrben. Sc
qenpGrtig bringt Der 9enferiee biel tpentger
Elm; beute lit MAJ s%ufrieOen, tpenn Der 5ii@z
fang ben @ert6 bon 100000 Srunten inn
Sabre errei9t, bic Sagb ouf 8aferDOgeG
brinqt faum me6r a1S 1000 Sranfen. Oo9
btetet Der See er6ebli9s mitteIbGre 8Dr=
tbeile. @r lit Elm bepunbernstpiiroigsr
Gegler Der Semperatnr; er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

Sabre 1886/87 uuf 1928, $40 gfuno i'm
Sabre 1896/97 geitiegen. @nOrm tit irnmer
nod Der 8srbrau9 bon &autd6dd Q53,@
9 1897 9funb pIug unO II, 761 $40 @funo
sine cut" : geraOe ungefd5r nod etnmal
70 bel nie Der BON Rau9ta6ad, Der 83,459,z
984 pfunb errei6te.
8ie felt Dem 8riege itets, bra9te au9 i'm
lebten Sabre Der Gtaat SIIinots benz
8unOe Die gr0btsn @inna6men IN Ste1ern,
ndmli9 $32,115,607. Grit in groBem Qbz
ftonOe foIgte SEEM Oort nit $18,420, 766.
Inter ben ein5eInen Steuerbe3irten ite9t Die
6eimat5 bes @6isfpz3 ruts, Der BON Peoz
ria, nit $15,859,716 pbenan. Din 3peitar
9te(Ie itanb Der 8. Suinoiier Wetin) 8e3trt
nit $1O,O37,884, an britter Der 5. &entudisr
nit $8,793,111.
Die @taOt Chicago 5d6lte Die meiitsn ST.
gurrenfabriten - 265, gegen nur 238 in Der
@tabt Stem gorf. Nber ct. 2ouis lieferte
ben metiten &aud@, Suuz uno S4nupTz
tabud unb Der Stat PennIDlpanien bic
meiiten Gigarren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

einfimmig gu Sum ten Ger @~epdbrung zines
fol9en Sreibriefs berihtet porben, unb i9
Iebt ni9t ein, nes6alb ni9t unIere Iammtz
Iiden @efeb9eDer ben Plan F0roern iolten,
1~1n1ere Musfu6r uno ben MbIab u~nferer
Jarmz unO Sa6rifz@r6eugnifie in unieren
1iibli6en Nu9barldn0ern gu DergrDBern.
Gobdlb Die Snternat:Dnale 8ant ms Be-
ben 9srufen 1T, fpiiroen bic in beri elben IN
tereIIirten 8apituIilten fi9 nuturgemGB
ou9 fir Die @rrt9tung BON 9 q p er :
1inien tnter,Riren, Die l1i4t Bios 8raiiIien,
Ipnbern, tpis bic en3lif6en, bds gan3e latetz
nil 6e Mmerifa nit uns barbtnben."
uni ere Sabr tantea nnb Sarmer i'm 8eiten
finb an alien MeuBregeln CUR 6DrOerun9 unz
feres 6anbsls nit GiibzN merifa lebbaft I'M
t~eref1irt. .@s lit babsr gu boffen, baB bic
tpeitlide Pref1e uno nniere metli&en @onz
greBmitglieber i6ren @tnfluB dusii6en perz
ben, bamit np9 in btefer @ongreBiibung Die
nDt6igen S9ritte CUR @rri6tung bes 70 nOtbz
&penbigen 8an Nmerifunt3 DEN
9 aut@Snitttu 8 getban fperben.
@ugen Seeger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
Netitiom at ben GonGreB Se9et'
Gintu

Der st. Coulter 8prprt bes Nprbamertz
fanif6en Surnerbunbes fat an bic 8unbesz
osreine foIgenbes S6reiben geri4tet:
vSn beiben 6Guiern Der Matchmaker Sc
ieBgebung piro Der &f 9egen bic Gin
panberung in beri9Grftem W}aBe pieber be-
ginnen. Die 9efabr, oaB elm pom @eiite be5
f6roffiten 9tatipismu5 bittirte8 9efeb CUR
8ef9rdntung Der @intpan0erung angenomz
men tpirb, 1T Oiesmal 9r0Ber als je. @s lit
ba6er Die YfIi9t aller beuti9eR SrganiIaz
tipnen un1eres 2anbes, ~beionDers absr hes
decentralization Surner6unoeS, lire
5timms gum prOtete gegen ale Derartige
MaBnabmen 3u erbeben. Der &orort hes
Surnerbunbes srfu6t sic, oie foIgenbe pez
tition an ben @ongreB in S6rem 9ereinsiOtaG
Gin Dem glei9faIs beifOlgenOen englii@en
Serb auf5ulegen, unb ale Witqlieoer S6res
@ereins, fopie ieben liberal oentenben
9eutf4z Ober Gnglii6~& merifaner %0uf5u:
fOrOern, bieielbe gu unter3ei9nen. Nrlen
Sic ben 8pgen, fpbulo er nit Namensanter=
f9rtften 9efilt ift, Dbne 8er3ug Dem Natioz
nalabgeorbneten S6res 8e5irts iibermitz
teln?"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
auad5entltd1e auaaots ataata- Beupnps aaattmod5, Is. pegeuber 1897.

qunq, oaB fein fi9ereres M:ttel erfunben
tperbsn fam, fortgeiebt einen ausensiren
unb gefd6rGi4en @tiatanO rer6si3ufi4rsn,
oGs bic porgeIGtagene @rri6tung elmer dime
ffI6en Mauer BON unbulO5amte:t gegsn Die
@infiibrung reuen 2ebsns in uniere @ez
m%einpe!en..
Mber md6tiger no6, aGs oie1e Dfonomiz
16en @inpGnbe, iino Die @riirbs gegell bic
acknowledgement riidi9rittli9sn MaBnabmen
bom @efi4tspunfte 0es Prtn3'ps unb Ger
@e16i9te aus.
OieTes Qdnb nurbe BON Gin!pu1Derern
uno ibren Na6tommen gu Dem qemodht,
mas es geporben 1T. @rpBe Stdbte 1inb
entitanbsn, unb bic unge6eure WilbniB lit
bur9 5letB unb Sbatfraft in einen @arten
uu19etpanoelt ipOrben. 60 oft bie5s3 Sanb
bpn einem Seinbe bebrobt mar, itanb Ger
@inipanDerer in ben borber1ten Neibtn feiner
8ertbsibiger. Sc fam bies baber, baB bic
Union i6ren erfldrten 3nedsn, 9ieienigen,
pel4e i6r GeitaDe als ben SSafer meni9z
li9er Sreibeit aufiu6en, gu 6sI4irmen unb
gu beI9iiben, treu geblie6en til.
Soeute 1T es 10 bermerfli9, ioie i'm SATIRE
1776, 9efeBe ou5une3men, r1m bas 8eb1l=
fern bie1er Stauten gu %perbinoern" uno 1t3 gu
t%peigern, vanbere @efeBe an5untbren, pelde
bic @inpanberung SremDer aa9 bier err
mutbigen,"
9ie l1nter5ei6neten unb Die MaTTe 9erer,
tpel9e nit ibnen ipmputbiiiren in Dem Be-
Itreben, ben liberalen @eiit, auf rel6en bic
fes 2an0 begriinoet 1T, aufre6t gu sr6aIten,
bitten sic in a9tungspoler, 1ber na6oritdz
li9er Meiie, BON Der Nnnalme Der be-
Driiden0en MfaBregel, tpel9e abermals por
S6nen befiirportet tpirb, Nbitanb 81 ne6meu.
Sn benz 9lauben, baB bic StellunQ, lrel6e
mir einne6msn, auf einem geIunben @rin2ip
berubt, be6arren mir in bie1er StelIlng unb
tper0en BEL ieber 9elegenbeit uniere reftrz
3eugung Dur6 beftGnoige uno entI6ieDene
8enubung 0es Stimm3ettels gum Qusbrud
b~ringen.