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@rrfdGaunn pun @ctranfcm.

otupltNt 6
Cine Nttr, M, einen %ipritcrcn stbidnitt aum
Wrttfcl - nee 6uocE bet 9tilgcmciucn
Stnntsgcictc upn WiarIlauo, Sitcl ,@cs
iunoBcit,". 5u5niii1en, peldler ais sbihuitt
sly bc5etdlnet lperocn iun.
1. Ibidntit. IS 1T bicrInit bon Der Sc
[eb9ebung bon AGaruIaiio uerorbnet, BAL; Scr
~tolgetloe sI1fhniit Dem gtrtiieI 43 oes Gooer
Der aligcIleineHS tdntsgefebe bon MlarOlau0 All
ptiii9i mn ais 9bfbtitt St8 beSeibnet ipcrs
ben mo tolGenoen 9~SortIallt hnber ioa:
Corporation, ipcldbe bic 6GbriSirung,. 8ufnlls
menfebung mo Den @eriduf bon Grfrnlten.
Slien5en ODER anoeren Sliiiiafeiten, peldbe aas
genletl 9ebrnitht ipcroctt, mn Gbrudureit uoer
Vetrafttcr cincIl 9eiUiiien 8efdntnd 81 gebcit,
betrctben, fouen ben @ebralt ober Die @ns
ten rod %erlulben, buB iplhe SnGreoicn5en bon
tbrerl, Ilacttclten oocr Nlaenten gehrauht pcrs
pen III Der 5n!rt5iriita. Serfteltnng ooer 3ls
laIlmeItetlng lol3cr Grtruite. G%iien6en pocr
0!lliltNtettelt. Nod iolell irgeno cine Beriort,
6trmn ooer Corporation, oeren glnoeiteQfe ooer
%glgerielt ir9enh ciucn 0efhniodqebenbcn @r.
tratt. Snen6 pocr anbere Sliiiii9ieit. ipelbe
nuaeInetn gebraIdt miro, I'M Gfipdnrcu uocr
@efr1rleil etltell Geloiiiel @efbrtud 5u gebeit,
81 eertGlttelt poer 5llrt @crlnuf. peber i'm
@r9B3 mob I'M aIetrnerlanf olieriren, iuenll
oanelbe Wtelhpl oSer paI5niobol cntbdlt. Or
9eno cine 8erion. 6irna pher Corporation
uncr oeren Nlgeitellte. ~glgcnten uocr Qeaute,
pclbe Dc in htcfcr GeruronliItg cntbuItener
%oridrifieH pcrIeben iolet iib eines&ereebcIt3
l6llloi9 ntaden nm iuenn iberiiibrt. fpucn
mic. ei1 @inhert Collars. lIno nidt rlebr. mic
filrf Sunoert Collars. noer Su niGt ~ipcnieer.
lpie oret NIonatett nro lidt rtebr, ipic 6lp1lt
WIonatell @cldranib, ODER 81 9eioert mad @ut
nbteil pes SeriCbt5 oerurtbciIt perocr.
2. g9ibnitt. - llno iei es ferrer peroronet,
ea6 hieie gfte Dom Sutrirt Oct Sutbeibulg nm
Gene6miSi an I, NpriI 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
p3tm Gruiu" fir Sampfbuute.

eiue oo,c ,,.iN. Napltst ~,
e'"' i'm my ,r Wesre ,nf oe ieparate Itfnntmpoa'
I'D. S nj MN 'uSS, , Sana9isre ~ oei
6nSte inaaf m ."S Tin ~ nsn Gsn,n antt San,pI'
gGle Ger SnrtsSitti0n beg STATES aiarp.
rriu rim ,"g ~ H. "Sns nmtttlmieo post Sts'
sidtrit ner ~ ,n nvr Enaiitat NM Scanrsl'
+ iamTT mHbr OF Httoni"ip0at.phen ,
md;rb h IniS1s ntr m @s' e. poa Sfr SSeieg9ebung
icHrt WnTi}5u us'"t 70 hI.s GWb g que SIlt9t eilLes
Il ,icTrs e ~, y -, Sugame.ivt2 onet uI9erell. NJ
n @ M \ ~ ~ SuniMntleo tlgeHo cues Saliplers,
, M NH 49, SYyirtDeit uIo " oen Seiualerll
SSsju M ~ "r' SHt,soiiitoH MtnrQinnos 1aDrt,
~ ~ sIiG *. w ue{ben HNo lufol9sn Sala1lerell
u ,,r Gc i SuHnpletH tQte feleltlpeli Flape ait'
Gu anr Htv 't ut9 |aUn9lefe oeS Sooies ellis
~ gutn l"uSni unH oub g oe Slll0f nes gei,
Suputu,'' 2ugiuellflS poet anoeren cnnlllalt'
1 ~ GlI6lete lttn lou, 10 lpett es ole Cons
htntilun tytIeS SUUlGs- lillo Hlldltht aut ole
SvqHtll'pteiI OCT Fnnagtcre 6nlaBty Die pets
GtH uHo lutol9el Bsdla9lete aul .oleiel in oet
nv. SuiulL HHo CB6l!HWtetl gu lep1rtren, oora
ais9T!ept 10000 oaB " Der Gialttdt lro 9es
uheIntlUlGll OCT pen B1lugterell gebotenenJtdits
n,S. ie'I uiiet!ple9 9entaat miro, lluo oornus'
Beltei, ouB olele @tle llD lil9t arl Wdrtertls
MI Mao Sso,saie oeile2en lons i6le jl1tt tbFelt
Itnelis9eoer retleit, llpD nIf Eoli8iifeIl, ipel6e
0e!aahgene pei llD 1ahen leien ole @eianqertep
lnSiB o0tr l9r9tg oSer %%el3e9 nod dni @efans
9eIe nllef AoDtit oorl Roll5titeil. $50
= |u!Whllt -. uro let IS nerorniet, oab
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@erfaWcm bon @eib uno 9inb.
~ Gauntlet

Cine elite snr 1menoirnng bes %. Mrtifcls Der
aIgemeiucn Staatsscicee. Sitct ,,@erbrehen
nno Straicnu" ourdj @iocrrnf beS M6s
idnitts 41g, mic oerieibc oardl has 13.
Sapitcl Der Aften pun 1896 anaenummeu
pnroe. mn slr observation-disclosures oeiei.
ben NIT Mmrnoementen nrtcr bem Hitter
titcl pgcrlafen BON @eib nno SiiS," ms
Surdl 3inSnfiisnug cities mcitcrcn Ab-
Idnitte 5n oemielbcu, Der nnmittelbar btu
ter benz N6ilnitt 47T Sm iplgen nat uno
ais ,,etbidnitt 4sS" 5u be5cid)ncn 1T.
T.. Ibfcbnitt. IS iuiro bon Der SfantSgefets
aebnns bon IarnInio pcrfiiet. ouB Der 81. gr.
fifel hes 9ooer Der 1llaerieinen .Staatsaefebe
Sitel s0erbrchen lHo sGirafen," hermit anleits
Dirt ipiro bur6 ~sSioerruf bes @1ihnitts 47@,
uie oeyfeIbe onrh ben "a. strtifet Der slIien
bon 1896 angenouimeH plroe, mn 5ir &ieoers
inirdftiebuua ~oeiieIben nit slmenoereuten uus
ter Dem Inherited rSerlaiien ben aseib tao
&ino, 2 NIB onrtD 5ir5iiiignag cincs ~peitcreIt
stbf6nitts sn pemielbei, Der iifmitteIhur biitter
benz slbfhfitt 47H 81 ioIgeu bat ulo ais nIbs
fHnitt 47BA 5u be5einnen lift.
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@iOerruf Der Srsut6efru. atener.

N''' 1 Iiss S i9sa s'' ifaR, 14 4ss 2s'i i ( i i4tSs:
mp ii66 bes .Nrtitrls 81 bes 6nnorr orr
Snsmt,,asn @eisFe, SLtel yGinfinitc uiS
enrh Snpitcl l2O Ser in her o %u nc
Sitnng unn 1896 paiirten wife Der Dr..
1fssaeomnsI Smtd' @apttsl 3i3 Der in Ocr
Der ,0eiesgebin9 rnS burd GaSitcl 10
per III Der Jnnnnr.S ibnna pan I512 mi.
, mTira @ idIusi Ps ID, @S}sifs Ss ]amraSlrt
Baltimore, anns Nrunbei, @aitinnre'
Erihte @curac's, @arioro, 6barlcs, Sal..
s STss, @'i5s,G n SsEii, e.: @sara's, &sri,
Surtlcitcr Counties b~r5ic9cn, nrio Ben
ncrldlicnencn Counties. nit Nuennbur Der
gisam,l aeanunteit, III g%sitnttrn, bciaatc
ilrch etgcien Gintiuitcn, mn irci uot
ellen Nnipritdleu Ors staatrS, bin5nsu.
fii1ef. '
/. @6f6nitt. t- IS ,pirS BON ser Gctcs.
geblin9 bon WtGrDlaro perfigt, ban bic nh.
ldolittte 146N, i46N, 1865, 1865, 1889,
dl6G, f46G2 mo 1865 oe5 grtifcis 81 6es
sS?aiitu tie pn %D@ gieacrfl. i6li Iisrfifef 2Spy 5ttst
len" mle. ie bird &upitel 100 Der in DcI
Sanlinr5SlpuIlq bon 1896 pGiItrteH %tife Der
@eieb9ebula. olirb aupitcl St3 Der In Der
SanuarsSttlng bon 1898 p%nifirter Nufe her
9eleb9e9un9 lHb bur6 aGpiteI 2G Der in Der
&S,aillar, SitiIrI9 bon 1902 p~uiiirten elite oer
OeleGgcbltIlg al1cnotrt ipIroeII, bierburh mi.
oetrliell meroen; %iorueit it6 beiagte @GiDniite
allI Die Staot Baltimore. gflue @ritnheI, Sars
%tinlore, grtnce 9eorae's, Suriuro, Charles.
91lnert. NIcgaHO. Cecil, Ct. Wiarp's, Ncrt,
queen anne's, Caroline, cabot lrnb 9ordlcs
iler Counties %be5icbe1 mo bnb befagie Sio.
l6llitte IN Den bcrfhieoencn Counties hes
Stdntes Wtdt0lun0J bic b%ierourdb Mot ansdcs
itomnlcI murocn, 81 ooler &edtsfrait 6eitebclt
loilen. Us lei ieoob porgeihrieben, baB aQc
ioltbe, in bctagtcn pcribieoclen Counties bcs
men Counties, IN ipeIben fte bereinrubn,t ipilrs
pen, altsinlteBlt1 iGr GuuutNs 3tUede uerpcns
oct tpcroen iollell. bon ule1 g(nipriiben Scs
unS nusQeuunrneu. ~
2. slbihnitt. llno tet es bcrfiiat, bah oiefe
Ntte pom Satlm iGrer gtriiGbme in Strait
trete. NN
@%enebnigt an 7. gpriI 1901.
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Sm5ctfcn bes Crocus Der eagles"
t~n Gouftpf

Cine cite, Ecriuuci hnrnt 5h binoeri, tngeleB'
lidcr 45ciic bic SHfigniei;, unteridienlidlen
Bdnorr, Wtitgtiroihuita : 9~tuirttcn uocr
SuIpfc nrs griiocrlifcn Srbcits Der Sag
lee" IN DeuRgcu uocr 5n trngeil..
I. @Ufhuitt. = &c; &C non Der @ele6aeOlllg
BON MnrUlauo OCruronci. haB cine meitere N0s
~tbciluna ocm grtifel y hes GpoeG Der otferts
ifdcn dQGcmcilcn GccGc, ItteI nSerbrabell
iiiot ,pcrpc mff Der gtlimnler @bidbniit 979. oem
@6fhnitt 979( folGcuo, mo foIacnoernIabeit tnii'
icno:
lther gSeiie bic NtIignlciL u,tterlhlcbltbeli San
Der oocr oic WiitglienfDuits s~Jioiettcu obcr &Hp.,
bic oc5 griioerIifeu Srbcus Der SCALES"
tvGgt ooer ~pieiclheI bcultt UNI tilllcrbalb olts
les Stantcs 6illic ooer WciitGno 5u crlnlgell,
fon itb zines %erdebcn5 fbulotG madclt nm
nit cincr Straie DON MIDI mehr. ais NuHoert
Solurs ~bcftrdft pCroeIt. ulIsGcloutIllcIl oclllt,
sic bctreiieHoe Feriot lit aemdb Der CONT.
tuition, gcbenpciebe, JtcgcIt UNI 9tcgutatlo!len
ocs %gcnanntcR Green's gum 2ra9eIl O~erleIoeii
bcredtiqt.
Gene6nigt an %. MSdr8 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-07
Ve,pcieiibrung, Fraris gjouSripfs,uro

yeiueisfiibrnng, 9raris = giauSrinluiuuo
26. aapitel. r"'""s'
Cine Nftc fir bic Yeiiiguna cincs urucr sfs.
iftitts jn,tI 10. Nrtifel ocs Suocr Srr
ail9cmetnen Staatsncietc, Sitci .,Vemris.,
f%i1fnilg,. Grari5 nno IruSci," .iintcrtitsf
gftattoetnipiung," ciusuidbaIteu uann Ssm
III. IDtdlnitt, nth uls Mbinnitt iiiN IN
pe5eidlnciis. ant @hrgihaftcn Inn Vcriab.
rsm gon Fianbeinibiuus Sc5ua babcus. -
l. Us miro BON Der Iiu.
oer SiaafSgslep9ebun berorenct. oab biernif
per ptlentIidben %algemeinen Siaatsoeiese. Sfs
iel geipetsllt9rina. Traris ulo Yroseb,1 lns
t@ertitel "Nl1loetul1fune," einsnttbaIten nod5
penn III. Ibi6nttt, un6 aIs glbidnitt ittsi III
hes3eibi!ent auf Girafnaften i'm Serjabrrn p9ii
lueroe. "" ''"o"e''"ei
sbf6niit 1t1N. sot bpn ,,ns non nor
Self oer .Nnrnbmc biefer 9tfte an auc Niiros
lWalleMs ore eol! Scnt Nldaer in iraenS tpeiz
Uehl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, baS bon ieft
ml III lraeilo ipeldeH Seri6te aigeitrenat
ioiro, oem Situate WlqrpInto 81 aeben ffrto, iir1,i
loipe Virsl9dften touen 5im Scbraid)e liz
SSelfe an benz @iaentbrm. intereffirt IN. Sas
Dem .Groaeiie. Der 4failoeinI5Iiino iIntefftsbuf'.
nlo ir9eno etne gerfon Die irge1o Elm Snte.
rene poer Nllrobt aal. joIebes 4@iaentbuu INF
Tam I'M Sale Der 9sidtbeiplenna Scr pehhi.
eiilaei lolber Vilraida ftitellnng Elm 0eriabrXu
an lolhe .girpl6aft i'm glGmen oes ChIntGsS
eltreiben fftr oeu Scbraudb FOLDER 9,erinnsn
Die Elm foldes S~nfereiie ober gHredft o,,i snt.
Si9enfhuM BADEN. 3 - ~
2. gbf6nitt. 1lHo es miro berprhret aob
Siele Niie BON Gage ibrer slnnabme an in
ste'fiaiiaii an 8. sOtir 1904. |
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9lQaemeine Gtaaieacicbc.

9nuapuItS, nh. i'm @tai 1904.
gtr beelaubigeu bierourdl. baB ole berlnles
bmng eenaue a6i6riflen Der berfhieoenen @fte
limo, luo odB ous Sdtltnl Der @enebmlglllg
elmer ieocn iolden glilc am Sine n%erleibelt
ribfiu unaedebcn IN. nlto odB bcingte y;fic Der
@eiebacnuTd Der Stbulg BON 1904 oieieItiaet
ute iilio. ueid6e rom @oIoerilenr mo Dem
General 9tufualt eur g}er6ffentIi6rltg b%eitinlnlt
luurben.
spcncer Is. TUtce,
Erdftoent beS Senats.
Bcorac 81. Sntchnrt,
Spre6er oes llnterbauie3.
Rp6crt MICS, Scfrctdr pcs Senats.
y, y. SuIitl, GDcfsGlcrt bes llltterbauies.
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,Safe Gepuiit GumpanH."

w. Nauttcl.
@tne gtte, einen ,%peiieren 'gibihnitt benz VT
tttet % oea Spoer Der Ingcmcincn uttent'
itdlcn. 8cieBe ppu Dinrnlanb, Sitei ,epr'
porettoaen,n bim5n5uiioen, Der ais w.
tGnitt 221I, uutcrtitct sSaic SfpUIt
Gumpaanic'n" bciannt icin unb bic Be
oinshn9cu o%eiinireH uro bcid)rdnfeu tpu,
natsr %s,asn C. @sr,paitern, ssame,,srn
trafcisperinnen ipetdIc SGiteu pocr Sptii'
ben In Stabitammcrn In bteicm Stadtc
nietgen, %oeitattet iein ion., Snaann nno
Striirertreter III baben.
bon MlnrpIaIo berfiiat, bnb Elm reier slbs
tbnitt Dem grtifel % pcs Gober Der Muees
rteinen 0ifentli6en SeieBe. Gttet p9orpnrGs
ton" bin3ngeiii9t ,perhe, Der aIs Ibf6nttt
22t@. llntertiteI rSufe Sepnfit 9onlpuenie'n, "
bciunrt iein uno Dem Ibfdnitt 221 beiagten
griiteIs iolBer ullo bieieit &ortlaut baben fol-:
Abfbnitt 221g. aeiiie Saie Sepoiit 9onls
pagnie. ole inter Zen @eieben oiefcs ooer els
ooer eines 5erritoriums Der s;ereinieten Stdu.
ten ineorporirt lit rno bas Gef6dft betretbt.
ncrihlnitene &lIicr ooer Spiroe1 litr Die sluis
ten oocr ggertbpapteren in einem @efpbIbe ID.
res @ebdlioes ODER infer ibrer 9ontroIe ins
nerbdlb oiefe5 Sia1tes 81 nermietbeil, ltno feline
10 beibdftigte CORPORATION in bieien Gtante,
tou lueoer Sutriit iiio @iftiidt an cinem, 5luei
ooer nlebr 9os5riitees. GoAScqueitern ober 60
giudlnboeripoltert oocr nnoere aeIneinI6aits
litbe Sertrauensperlnleil %9eiiditen, on Die jte
eineit &nitel ODER cine Spiroe in ibrem Sc
tunlhe fir Die sluibetpabrulg ooer iibere Gage.
riutg bon Sefiritdten ODER aHoeren 8eribia.
den. 5i ibrcr SerpaItinesmntie ~eeb5reilo, Der.
intellect bat, nod folben 3utriti liio foIbe
giniidt in folden Sdlen in annerer sSeiie ee.
%ilntieii. ais oiirh nlle fuIhe Serrtieiber in Ser
fut. hereH lleberIebenoe ooer 9iadbiolaer; nod
fou fe in 5dlen. in henen Elm saiteH ODER
cine SpiI,oe at eitieH Seriualter. Seoneiter,
giadluBnerlpGIier poer a.ioere 8ertr1uensper,
ion fit foldDe 3fpede berntietbet III. 3ntritt nocr
9iniibt nnoeriueitig ~aeitatfen, ais fol1em Sers
fodlter ooer 1rtocrer &ertraieispeyioH in 8ers
fpl poer ieiueu NndfnIoeru. npraiiSoefest 10.
bod. oaB in foIeben Sdueit. in beiien IS itbriits
lid i'm @ietbsepntrnit fir eircu foldcn Gaifen
cher Spinbe aloerpeitia peningt uno bon al.
len Wsietbern untcrdei6net III. ober tn ocnen
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acsihriruma uOm scsrOiaunas 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

jSl. NnpttCl.
Cine Aftc, bic luta!eil 8eiuuobcitSsGcBUrocn
Der Counties unb bic GuuntDs Gumnliiar re
Der pcrldlicocncu Counties 81 uuturiuren,
lucnn tic iuidIc Gcfuguiiie ausiibcn, ais
Inter GcGiftrurc uno III bcuuliriid Jttscns
ben Wrist uocr ipldle 9lcrjte, 3u bcicidlucn,
iucldlc III irgcno eincnl Guucaium, cIucr
NTatcniic, Nciis Snititut poer Mimi, 9euiius
nat, Snritarium uocr nHultdlcm 4laB In
ihrcr rcip. Counties pUBrcn uoer IN bent
ieibcu prattiiircn upcr ocniel6em SugctBeilt
iuurhcit, Sccroi1umgs . Grlnubui6idcin
aueiultcllen nuo .9tcgcln u~ur5uiMrcibcn
nm ben Sharnttcr ipIhcr GriauDuifilcinc
5u ociinniyeu.
+. gbi1nitt. IS miro bon Der @eIeboe0rrp
bon 1tnrOlalo Oerprotet, oub Die Iptuien Sc
iull6beits-NcbdrOcu mo oie 9ountO-G OinintffHre
Der neri6tcoeHen Counties. no o~icielbclt fpid)e
&eiugnite uu3itbcIt, am erien Sage i'm @pril
SdDresi ben Ettit ooer ote Ier3le ais SHbe4tes
giilrGre, 6uri 9llisilcuen bon Beeroiglngsz@rs
lmthntBldetllelL 6i be}etbnen lrio al e%rnennel.
Die in irgcIto ciiIem EullegiuIm, 9ltuoenie, 0elIs
iloHnt, Soipitdl, @ctlsSnitiiut. IiDl, SnHitns
ruin ooer dbHItdcrl 4lleu ipubHelI, ODER oelIs
ielben 5u9etbelIt itlIo ober IN oemieiben pruftis
5trfn.
,. gtbf6uitt. llnb es Iei ierner ucrorouet,
onb folfe Slh=ltCGiitrdre bere6tiet iino, bic
Sliiirle bon iilni5tg Gents I'll berednen uno
nr5ullebtlel iir ieoen 9rIaubniBi6eir 10 aus
getieut.
4. slbf6niit. rlnb es fci terner berorbnet,
Dab otee Stlte bonn Satunt tbrer glnnabme an
in Strait tretc.
Getebmiqt am 7. spriI 1904.
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6ortietuna foIst.)

Woberne 9e5ei6nung.-
~@as mod)t Oenn eigentli6 bos
iilnge @bepoor, bds mir i'm norigen
Sabre in Der Shrpei5 fennen 4erii-
temp" Sb, Die iino bereits ihon
ipieoer BON Gid nno Ailtomobil &c.
i6ieoen."
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Naaemeine Staatgaeietc.

enc l6riltli6e SoIIud1t ooer utoere i6rif!lis
Decentralization, bon allen Diietbern niIter5ei6s
meI ooer ineIIH elne ooer meDrere iolhe Be-
liahtlle. an elIIeH ooer mebrete iibtrlrdgen. ldk
bef Snlritt ooer 6iuiibt liir eineH uner mebrere
ntA llrcr .3abl in 4eripH uber StGnbertrrturd
auiotlltreiIo, lou Der Sntritt in llt6ereiuilinls
mIIl9 nlli oel Seotngnngen oes i3rtlti6en
DIetO2seolfrdiies poer Nolnadt geitaiict fem.
Senebnigi am II. Dtdr5 1904.
Geruonfumnnung oes SeIistitels oun 9ouos.
1913. &apitcl.
Gine gfte sur @~iltismadlnng uuu gu~amnhtru,
SgputDelen, utneftragnrgs : Surbs nnb
Serlanf9nrtnnocn, bic in Der gueriennung
uocr Selheiutgnng icbIerBnit iino.
i. IbldHlit. Gel eS p~eroroHei BON Der
StuatSgeiepQebIng Wiarulato's. ban g%l6id1nitt 4
oet Itle Der SlautsgeieDqcbltg opn Ban ldno,
radu1g bon SCumaft ten, 6Opui6eieI1, lIebers
ltn9u1gsfgonoS tfo SerlaHfestrlm0eH, bic in
a{et I4eriennuie Deer &ei9einigung leblerbaft
mo" hermit lpiOerrntcri iiuo ibtcOer inter fuIs
geltoenl gSortIalt dtge1oI1mcH fei:
~ slue .%olma4igt. SpputbefcH. S(ufbes
ohllgel, uehettrugun9s sNurios, &crfduisurilins
6ertrngll1gcn bon @runos uocr pcri6ullderr 9e.
lgiDuIl ooer bon irgeno einem stntbcil an ocnts
letoeII pel6e lod Der Nnru6me Der cute Der
SiadiSgeicbaehltrg hon Warulano, outaebeike1
N Der SHHunrs Stbnna 1858, Napitel 2O8, in
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the United States is shown by the
fact that where ever a populist prin-
ciple is submitted to the people aside
from party designation, it usually car
ries by majority of four or five to
one. Here in Lincoln where the re-
publican majority is from 200 to 1900
when populist principle is submitted
it carries by that majority. as, for in
stance. the adoption of the principle
of public ownership Of public utilities.
All this shows that populist principles
are necessary to the welfare of the
people, and therefore the peoples par
ty is necessary 1t is now firmly es-
tablished in the hearts of a large por-
ton Of the people. The duty of every.
man is to 60 to work and make the
peoples party permanent third party
always standing by it's principles, al
ways ready to fight for Jeffersonian
democracy. 1t has a voting clientele
that will instantly denounce and de-
sert any leader who deserts it's prin-
ciples. No convention can pass the
pOpulist vote over to the support of
different principles. No leader will be
fossioMed when he goes wrong. We
must have suSE marty If free gov
eminent is to be perPetdats as-~eApy
man knows that the present system
can not endure The great fortunes
have arrived at the compound interest
stage. That means that the accumu-
lation of wealth in few hands will go
on at the CON- ,und interest rate. 1t
means the ownership of the country
by very few men within less than 20
years. The peoples party is neces-
sity and it will endure.
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The Democratic Party

A party. like person, acquires a
character. The personnel of party
changes slowly. We all know the
prominent persons in the old parties
and they will most of them be promi-
nent for years to come. Once in a
while man rises to sudden notoriety,
in a party, but the organism itself, the
power that directs it's policies remains
and the hero of the day is simply used
for the purposes of the party. It's
character" remains unaltered. What
is the character that the democratic
party has acquired? During the war 1t
met and declared the war failure just
when complete victory was pending.
While for years it had been the de-
fender of slavery. the next thing that
it did was to nominate Horace Greedy,
the most radical abolitionist in all
the land, for president. It's next move
ment was to nominate Horatio Sey-
mour on greenback platform for
president. When the nomination was
made there seemed no chance of his
election, but the principles proclaimed
in the platform drew thousands of re-
publicans to its ranks and two weeks
before the election Seymour's success
was assured. Then this party betrayed
its own candidate and under the lead
of Belmont threw the whole force Of
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its national organ, the New York
World, against Seymour and defeated.
him.
Its next performance to attract at
tention was the nomination of Tilden
on complete reversal of its princi-
pies and campaign was made against
greenbacks on hard money plat.
form. Tilden was elected as everybody
now acknowledges, but the party
proved coward and allowed him to- be
deprived of the Office.
For some years, after that, it was
dead in the shell and then nominated
the moral -lonstrosity. Grover Cleye-
land. who, by the aid of the Wall street
crowd. was elected. During Cleye-
lands first term there was no change
in the government from republican
policies. All the difference there was.
was change in the postmasters.
Cleveland was elected the second time
on the tariff Issue. 1t was Henry
George who elected him. George gave
to the democratic national committee
the copyright of his great work, .sPro-
lection and Free Trade Five demo.
cratic congressman divided the book
into that many parts and had il in
serted into the Congressional Record
as paasssof stl1eir speeches. Afterwa1d
the book was gathered tafnsits original
form and millions of them sent 6ot
under the frank of congressman. That
was the document that elected Cleve-
land the second time. Then this DEM
ocratic president, after having made a
campaign on the tariff question in
which the platform said: Eve declare
it to be fundamental principle of
the democratic party that the federal
government has no constitutional pow
Ter to impose and collect tariff duties
except for the purpose of revenue
only" and another plank witch de-
clared: Eve hold to the use of both
gold and silver as the standard money
OF the country, and to the coinage of
both gold and silver without discrimi-
nation against either metal or charge
for mintage," called a special session of
congress, not to enact revenue tar
if but to stop the coinage of silver.
Then when the regular session con-
vened, the party had SO many traitors
to its platform that it could not even
introduce a tariff bill of any sort into
the house although it had a large
majority. 1t required the votes of
eleven peoples party members to make
quorum and without them there
could not have been tariff bill even
introduced. Then when the bill was
passed, it turned out to be the highest
protective measure ever enacted up to
that time. From that day to this when
the Gorman-Wilson bill has been de-
nounced by republicans as free trade
measure, the cowardly democrats and
their cowardly press has never denied
the false charge.
The next device that the democratic
party adopted was in 1896 when it stole
the populist platform. The leaders,
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1t is announced that the trolley lines
in New England. which have been cut
ting into the railroad traffic, are all
being Dough. up by the railroad man
ayers, and then they will be merged
after the old regulation plan Election
is over now and Teddy will begin no
merger suits.
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Grover Cleyelands precinct gave
Roosevelt 191 majority. That must
have made the old Stuffed Prophet feel
bad.
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The hope of reform lies in the belief
that the old democratic party has been
buried SO deep under the avalanche
of votes that it can never dig OUT Il
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1t is very evident that people of the
UNITED States have no further use for
the democratic party.
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When will the Wall street wise ones
again attempt to transfer 100000 vot-
ers from Jeffersonian democracy to
Hamiltonian republicanism by tele-
gram -. So 4 q.
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The Independent advises Henry Wat
terson not to commit suicide There
will be another election bye and bye.
II saaess not, however, give that adj
vice to Clevefa-.a Dave Hill and Bel
mont
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Is there a man who doubts that if
the democrats of Nebraska had pub
licly repudiated the infamous work at
ST. Louis and boldly denounced 1t that
we would have carried this state?