The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-23 00:00:00

•. • TO THE EDITOR OF TT/itilTAintlat.K. Lti a rEß . St R,—T cannot disguise tins-aadafactliat from the proofs "oder my eyN that my-three Ant . Letters to you have.aiready beet repitaled: in all the principal newapaParkof teolißd. This cir_ c umstance is a pledge tamo.that mi.l4.4,breihren now thoroughly understatttliZthe grtary of that Van which has ficen,deseridalt the abjtket'of so touch jealousy to them ;.anti• F am Cpti44lolt that when this and my last .letter,shall, by thi same mean', have reached them, •therwill equally well, v aderstand ",potict of -that Tote of censure which, by thit ripe, thcy s haicAltrht was gassed upon nte'by certain iodiviiLuttla with. cut knowing a by or w.hereforh, were eolleoted for the purpose in Slinhapstreet : ":.}wsliort,.Sir, I ant perfectly satisfied,with,jhp rehnitof •- the' busi mecs ; but I greatly doubt whether toy en e mies, in. and out of Parlliment; are sol ' , and .I. strongly susOCctlithethel, Jteartily r wisk they'hatl not calle4 vP,11 6 7- I P 4 .if .!;.(14!95R the a bove_ men tioned history, and to , contii4t , writiiigtintf **Matt! 1%T4 ktalt,44 Pod . Public of bothoistapels• ~ •• t • ~,s• 01 0 r ;1 In my last letter Ofrte;lolllvfnotbsisflvrindicatesl. my political wrgagi *1?? .. ! rakncilettir istsl;lic opinion whether thascortheorsitings cd adversary *ere ret pee tiv elf. deserving of• or of ceusure qoin a 4 , 11144 ..:arpilsllies. now proceed to glee jtu accootttof what,this versa ry would call lay political coistlucti .iu• doing which I shall be under the necessity &mitering in to a more particular comparison of my beliailoor with his ; because, in fact, Amy politimi);cootloct has chiefly consisted in refusing - to participate in his political conduct: in 'other wards, nay policy bas been, in all matters relating to religion, to have no policy at all, or, to &slept mold and az celleot Euglish . proverb, I have ever been con vinced that lIONESTY:IS'.PIE BEST _POLI CY, I shall confine the comparisou to the two most important ocettaiotir whet; there 'has been a collision. .oc:conduit, Os, namely, whCa the ail' for the Relief of- English Catholics was in agifottea r lwenty , years egs4 end to the late oc currooces relative tt, the. Petition for.the Emanci pation of Irish Catholics. Qa (We` former occasion, tills leador of Catholic polltickinsiated on the aeceaility of our fighting - un- tierfebe calouri, by exchanging the name of CA. TOOLICS, or ROMA-it tATItOLICS, for tiost of PROTESTING CATHOLIC 'DISSENT. . TARS. The deemisity and •ppop . riety of this. piste of policy he &epos, at lOssat. less*, in the first of those Blue gooks *hick / . , t oseationed itt_my Um letter. • Aceesdingly lit - Altair up and got it presented to pari*rialt with a Cleats in it which required, that every pone" desirous of ob tainiog the proffered relief, should go lot° some of his Majesty's Court:-of Ftecord, and- should there subscribe as - follows lA.B. do .hereby declare myself to be a Protestiqg Catholic Die: seater. Those Catholics whole oscienCel would not .permit them.to de this, tyre to' be considered' as PAPISTS who maintained • all the detestable . 4octrincs ever imputed to, ;ea Personal and it was nnderitood that a separ a te Act of penalties and pains (shoat, however, ollhfdging; drasiitt*,•abd patteriog) was lo be passed. awl -enforced - against diem; Accordingly , Mr.Nl-- 1 - ) the Member • yffitt Wit chi to introduce the above-Mentioned Riih • Was; inetrieted to Caprieartit 'the-. rotestigg cagfelli OANo As .Inoslda.of )01fillty and • all other virtnes, and the Catholic Papists** disloyal 011 d intlOor 3 l weeteites..wito, in some instances, fr Vail starved the &rine, to death." On the other laird I, ,whose dutyit was to nppose. this crooked stud irreligiotiS4ilicy, in quality of Agent to the. then c4tholic 'Bishops, declared strongly against it; 00 demonstrated in a hand-bill, called " Slate of Facii ) which I gut distributed amongst the Members as they entered into the House of Cont. mons, to debate the matter, that the mancenvrb in question Was not only schismatical, according to our creed,: but - that. it was also impolitic with rc spect.to thelnef auecerstsrthe sin. 1 that the ,I.dis;a7Chi4-..Baron, then Attorney:Gona-' rali . and*KlPOOnicingtd other Membeis, were of this opinleo ; 'adtor.dingty..thii trifirious.chi merathis incongruous, aumnblago of Porca,l , . ' fact, and Mairhi was at once kicked out of the House, itatthe wall of impatatlon between Cabo-.I Jic and .Cailtolia was,..in a mootcnti• levelled with the gientiti.:' Ist,. besid-s the imposition of a misnomer, this..PlN/tiara tic Calle; this " Lay Vi car4tatralisSpirituals;". as he was tertneil in print by the Seto Right Rey. Dr. 11I.sr.assi, Cie son) thji'.orthodox Catholic,. who . profiesses hate teteivid . ".now floods of fight through cracks and Aowts,l , had prepared for us a new creed, which was purposely made imbiguottp„ to bear one 'use ineaitiog of Catholics, and po liter in that .'orPtatesfoats.. ~irb;O he ;sorted in thi; onth-of .41,pgiattee,. contained in . titptill, sod he:faiudyinaintained ) in the ithovoialloillettr! Blue . its oven' to ib tntlt r ateli - i I. , in facet, twice oveF-coadenaseillt, be taken, he assenihied cift4tn rlrtt laseru, awitAere, after Anner, be eanetiitMdeililtilieiv fieveril Node it became my duty, on 'the part shops, and, of theloody qt large, who looked op to thelrdeeisies in emitter of thilniseure,' to , with. steed this crooked aud danieron's policy . , lea word, I demonstrated to Perlianseot, in the ahoie: mentionertlkoet and ku ow tio . ni s ' that wetionld pledge our ley,sitt i t sod moral principles as explicitly v in clear nostioeimhigueas teeing, as . we could in the double-Wed Symbol with whin oar agent erideatpered to ekes* plain dialing gained: es 'friends in ParlianmHt, who are still 'ellas,to attest the fact,,, and.it Was finally con: cldded s that the, Episeopel party slietthl bate the' ;Oath "hick' they then offered, or that the Bilt tiliould nut piss at all. It is a duty to millers ti t ateotion. that Lord GAZNYij o i*, f l ogrd Blishop Hooser.sy 'were our bat and most igetief friends on this occasion. Now, Sir, if these facts Cannot hedenied bis :Catholic brethren who as ' iriblecrin Staniscipe: I .street,. as .you, may be assured . 04 will not pub: . I liOiy deny. them, the world -will judge Whith'efm,y I plain•ald honest policy, which was the histrisraeot preserving to them their family name and • creed, or My adverssry'a,crooked and dark policy, which aimed at the destruction of them,. both, was deserving of their public censure. It may well he supposed that, after these signal defeats, our politician would nolbe very ambitious to stand forward, 'under his own name, in the transaction' of our business,; still. he contrives, by his agents and other indirect means, to direct or influence almost every thing that takes pine!, Amongst us. He drew up the last'Petition of the sEnglish Catholics, in which the tortuosity of his politics led him lo &pont our Irish brethren, and to Ann downright falsehoods ; for he confines,: ' with the most studied cautiou s the religious griev. &vices, therein complained M l ' to the English Ca tholics, :and then proceeds to claim the merit, of the military services performed by the Irish Ca. tholics, and the consequence arising from their, 'number. It is well known that I .had a formal remonstrance on this and the other errors of the Petition in my pocket when a meeting was held . for the purppses of gettingit presented to Perlis.' item t reflecting, however, 'that this was a mere matter of politics, in which religion was not con. cycled, I came to a resolution of suppressieg it.— I proceed to .matter qf , q mixed nature, And of greater iteportaace, as 'beim connected... 10k the Veto. • • . . The leislt Catholics having, Ia thessoonti of January last, sheirn a spirit that was little expect.' ed by most others, though foretold b 7 ate, in re, jecting .. the'pStriinageof theirgreat and powerful advocate, Lqrd ,Gusorira t a, in consequence of his requiring the concessien of this ripit ied'of other undefined ecclesiastical arrangements, es indispenshile condition of his services to • them,, was thought good policy that the English Cathe. lkcs should make an offer of, yielding it, but inen : ambiguous form of words, which should nqt„d i i., reedy express it, in the expectation that their.liiish brethren would follow the example. 4ccordiAgly eßesolution which 'Lord Garr, iu presenting K to the house of Peers, plainly declared ,to be a .Iledge for all that Lord GaskTILPA had insis upon in his.L i etftr to Earl Fallout:, .was delivered. to our politician'Setretary, for the purpose' of being signed by those English Catholic' who were, to mootton i the fi rst of February. At this very Awe, astisive before stated, he way writing let.. lets, in the name of the English Catholics, to as. sore blith the Laity and the 'Bishops Of Ireland, tlist no measures would be adopted by the former, but in concurrence ;pith s and in subordingtion to, each as might be adopted by the latter. Yet, this autwithstanding, the Resolution was voted s and signed by almost all the persons who werepresont at the Meeting, „few of whom, however, knew of the promises telhe contrary which had been so ex. `',illicitly made its their name, On this, and on other accounts, I shall abstain- Front these . cen. sures which the Irish h*ve passed moors, this poi!. Aka! conduct s and *hail satisfy myself with de... fending my own, which again consisted kithithing more then in the pOtttive refusal I gave l " both xt.,* *and politico dinner,."!4 .oaz t 0r : 10, 7 , , sind a the Meeting itself,' tie the 4111 ciffrArmsei s to bo a party to if. In addftion. to duty and religion, I saw and urged tiff ", of the measure. I maintained that it was . advantage• of the English Cgiholies., to act sqn with their Irish brethren, p upon e. anal consequence all our hopes rested, and, lively refused to renounce that blPeuere4: l l mission Which ray brethren, on the •ot bee' the water, bad eenfereed upon me ;Amid cured the idol of...gelling the 'doh let° 4 iie 'Veto wag Not coned do the oaf tiothist• *hie Iting *the pert leLir er t s o jead,on id Irish ducks *tee .1 .11• Well, Sir, 1114 " :! ii • * -1 !Mi ll ".1.• w 2 .aeugtalued paPOcali ~ eettiPietelY ( *Oat Rot °Oa* 41 1$ tuttoPlP44,4 tltili eancralions against the If i aglisit . Cetipakes - .IRV heutt.th'roughout that isimcd.'; it is git';110,11jo way of . showing a lit' e a t .** ti !tib i l ite r ' j,._ llFo 4 ci f -the ma tt e, Obeli - WYGPPttentites Alit; k :.,:n 1 „ , ,HI. l a k ' tram/11001p 4*C-4r *ay. Itr-"Jittlietehts Wog from the imptilatioif &Coder,' sad-credked po'lay, and of shewiag thet t :•otslctasOß 'alf, the . ' auto total of. my piillti v ea concinct eansiated in re. - fusing to, becemea path - 41:tolitirel scheme' which disapproved ot I kaiehefuire inCquisctlen,' Sir, of ilioikste•- • r blies ,which were .held be*, hp doe Laity ; and the Bishops lit'kelelvdt hi.'eawieqininte of this .reea. eurei' - atilt of the Vote 4 •Thastlialrhichthe letter Passed in my favotir, and ortke.'4fekispeOftsteld, k irielikottaitetie?. l otik,., ". *.f5 4- 4 ) _ _... 411141! Bier RI ) 'tat ll 4! 4•:# 4 1'1 16 11 Id SO; 1i444001‘04. 1 1 atay 7 ofkiAlfyieg.tim Pretatet initi'sliskndetiriblit l ind.tonniotal . n t ef, ' tight - et: Vs:o4 l 4i sittd v etoer tOanked Okcarblid e seepsiiooipier, 4e. 4:id a t . liteir name. 1404 01114 Oki Pia: to Ittidisett4 that copies*, !these - halftfii? tiers-. and astute% 'le • • . at . ~ . .. from uthetleurr.B were i . Opeirte get; : bele Ireland, ,* *l - : ,! . 0.600 4O iotwirs'arck , tig n ,„..,, .., were retttutetil.,ihatti. as 4 AO, in , Prrtie ( iw?" - - of this, 'my adrorsag'nue,ewitociatifte esapl4: all his enginie to hinder iniAtine* , -pahlishiiig these official, but unauthorized". lcitel", and to hinder different presses fro, prieti?g. the articles which I might 'amid them, and :espncially the ; Vote 0( Thanks. SuCh was thereaskof 'my •chief tidier. sary til crooked policy: • I had loft toitend his s own letteg to an independent Preis, 01:ten ICouttl fi n d . one, to bring him into u tter!isgrito with the Ca tholic Budy, end eiso.,with our political friends ! What new was ney ptiliticnt:continctl !-..did not wish to Itirt hli feeliUgs„ and stilllessthose of der common friends, further than watalSolntely .. Re.. cessary in the dischargeof my duty.. The cum* pondente, thereforli bas remained sipPreesed. The deb' s. on tlinttidi'Petktioo 'were 'Row at hand, when 'euderatieftlig that my' q ppopeciti l l with wthlt ifkfiii.l44c,lholiP, were milli% i t:-. rangements, ie. concert -with Protestant States. men, reloads. to `llar.diseiplinti•ef the Cithelic . Church of Ireland,(naubject which neither party, was realiSed, by due Ittionlit4ookdiesusi, or by due authority to. decide .mpgs‘) J thought' it, my duty to make mere pUblitly *nein:the dec. trino and lite .determinnflone drthe Trish Celliolft Prel tel et tlaks tßoitter s AilinLetmli "filtrhO• _int:9l. l. mottles concerning it, as, from my studies lige my situation, I was enabled's Wee. , Thip:Ppor.• formed in a. threefold Addeo* to the- Public, the. Catholics, 'and the political iiilmdt . of Catholics, 'called An Elucidation ‘of : Me .. ki10 . .. Whateyev else mraeversaries may .say ottbit work, they will not deny. that Willi tair,, open,. • candid' eapO. siticin of the subject it treats' of;''aild eery' letbote froi that charaetst fif.dishimeetpolicy'vfhtelj they have endeavoured to efts to my - conduct: its igic • 'itluts been repeatedly= imirtmdett is Parliament . for possessing. the abovOmentionet tiehlitial: . lil proves, amongst other *thinmi, "agliAtt l. Litid; GRENVILLE, that as the Bteta 4vnoi rier.:; knowledge the ealshilew•atat'palkolivi,flishops, I nor the validity of.. trAt cisic ; or their.' jti.. risdiction, .it cannot h y ytietire l or Cointkoti sense, have any thing more to say about the ap. pointment of such pessails..than about 'this election of MA e, Queen of the fairks ; that the pretence concerning the 'porsififialof our Bishops *oar, - ing.disloyal, while he : 'acknpOiddiii s . „‘het.oo are de facto loyal, - would juatify the lasPdiesolltiti. of every subject in the reateST Alit the Xing de tie.. at present possess the inettetecient Fehr, aiid the k - only Veto which . he nap or` might to' possess ibis spiritual matter, limp** as the now pishopi are alianys chosen by IshiOnlorni awl faithful Sub. • 1 jects, who are pledgQ4atifeatik advs . but 'clergy. Pee Witte Witlisue Intik' itlir*inatile -Ilisposition 1 • '''''"i ' ' - 'i** * be the bat they, the co-socrattyg . , : atose[ judges; • finally, . thsalf3llisitill3bbotisi and other'. conscientious Cithillelif Lire determined rather to yield their tires thati bendliwav titeki !pike yoke' which ii• prepared for theta.* .-; On the other hand, the Sinpfdeffen dewutiietra!ia. apinit Mr. Gaat, ' TAN.: that the Cabanas in itteerolt...httiodieg their BidiWpel i teelOgi brillokAlailit-mid their i ntr o &Voted ) ,IfielY"propUty,- aide s peredni, • t „ ~ X. -to to sistawili kitglicio. in *tolerant - Manx of thorn have _ • tot!" gfetif'AltiOs . ... t got.ont,ot thera f .' 04 ,41: strs4;fp, a look. Orgonsents in the face. thief points which have been, urged. against ;if• • • we oto the fallototng s—lirst, that I- tro not qualified to decide on the OpluionS, or eseti.' - .• 'tial conduct o 4 ligsons of my body. True, • Afamrot *miser for the conduct of individu i ala t ' because ti - - are at liberty- choose, or to- iovene,' .4 they - . ,_.lp to .._ , ..„ 0...... .._ . _ .. 4 . a. religion of • their own ; b u t' irso; ltikppille, that . . ',lam.authorized io"l , renouace, iOd,ikt i joicgcluilgt; what is theldodritze and diociplinercif theCatiolio . .Church, end it is a fact, that I speak its perfect hill."' son with the whole Catholic . lfierarehy of . 1;:oiell.' —To tiois,objection Mr. Perot:lmre add' , " *l4 ha has Rater, ecomoolnieeted Ito .me. tike iatentions of : 14pealtien,,with reapeft n ,.to the arrangements of our disCipline; when 'he and• his .friends get into *. p§wer . and th'at I !mile leAtinap in the world to ehOra he skould n iiiinkof i eommuiicalieg them—,l • • , • - do Mort sincerely thank 1m the compliment. 'kt ifooteeit that hei • dOiltteOdnk ibe likely to become • 'a ir4fOr to fig Cad , i rk.' net to be c ome, • a saotstl 'ileac, Zs dupe init., "With 4 ecapeat to the feet efley ' 'alleged ignorsace, it is ter* pesslble ilkoit• I met 4 • , Dot koew•or Au the. change; which he intends .to.. attempt, when he happens , togee . ..lcrititthoeltair-of 'pow.ei ; and ',cap :easily tinfellistanil.A . p.tilsy. of • , 'Of tile g oat disclosing ..thm prematurely 4 .but 4 thinktharosufficient reason twaey v • that *tide; an r:f*ieng oolairoul over the:Olealitlei • et iour .11..' shOpkbt.thO ItOme Sectetgry rif ; IRKVVIllt , l)(.' • - troded n ihat sp n egiel power shall bV etterels;4 lit • the Justices of Peace alraligeillelß l or out -(kfaltse men) in the appointment of eon! officiatierriliesta k and that botherders 'shall' be effectosilyMr ' and .. . • from their coenaxions with the people,, Ty / •„, decal dependant .on the 'treasury fur Oeir.delly . • • bread*. Thernore two other. projected meesiarea . • of these Statesmen, Which 4400 1 7:'allPftrte ftt, °M U which they well know they could` terry fete effect,; • if they thought prepet.to pstopeee Orio n in r arlio u •';.; - , • n mat t, independently of tim big!ici• cloionoi to o too ly v4 ,l: 4 . . n an alteration intim Artiehsof War l • by. - tam uli et i '. • which . the . 106,000 hrive ctitholic;l 101 4•30 ge n , - it ' • " • ; ing the b a ttle s of their country ; lky sea sea 'llitd; • - would enjoy the same religious liberty .10114 othee. 7,,pUhjects enjoy, and an injunction &Ales - toll* . cetholie Clergy to • keep proper registers of the, ' baptisms, marriages ; and funerals, performed by :them, io t the sago! manner *het the. citeionillfd . ... Clergy are obliged to do it. To inch ir,ise and ' patriotic measetes -no irbjeetien will be made on -. any s'side t that ritimin'eti Whercittir fee. half., , instructed Catholic . 149411# to ncgc!clatc with ' p. f oichtoot §4te!ir litk.rcopits.,llo,,..mcciot` ..ot. the Sacrament, of Orden, and the trerrnisrio n e of spiritual jpritdiction, is a pilicy as vidienloiot ee it it invalid.. jt' cae'ieed - to nothing but distil. pointment - and veialieo .on 7 lift!t . !older, end * .4 : , . followed up; must end le Ofiliiv.a.lo.ene Pen s an 4 ~ the extremity of ilrive perokoiioir in. che other. • It is honeet, - wfse,-Ond friendltircie; "heat Attu .• ttherixed•judr • of 'the metier, anti. deeply n 0041' ; ' • . ' reinied is ef t, and whet speak in tboneMe of or u rn o , ‘ ' ; ll4o,)wei i d *. jadgeii rand sore immediately opq.:. cerned l .td:slii4alifili, earepatir and at lotu ilra n e t . , . . . ,, _ . cote event yermepnret. ' s " - Having now, I trait,. iodinated gybe), fro* • ..; the reported atintk 4 440.• hri* . ti . .?•4t,r• PoNs**itiTA - iind'Ahe poblished` censor!. on My wittier • mitt • 'eeeduct, ;stetted by nil. tlebfessed:peendes .feli'nsl the company who met is teehope-street, I . rltail here, Shp close my cerrespondence with you tor . the present, onloos those 'enemies should have the manliness to defend 'held. !Idk of darkei#l.ll! • • their :on o n naqies, throegh tie 'channel. et .one or 9 14 4 ,• of thole public.presies which they. an ofteo .. employ for less honourable Rarpo‘eit, and If l i j a h they pay :with money I . have helped to nose,. I cannot, however, conclisde without thonlaleg you . Mr. Epilog,. ,part the ,In of•finiliV ih?" 14 11 1 , IS o & . Catholics,' (whose genuine, settee. of:. whet is goi ng , forward in our body.yucca May exist a aecermty 0 rb r i ng in; before life Hoblie god.the Legisletttreil as-well• as twiny own, fa* ilniiiiiihill. ll* Vindie `gallon, and ,fothbtit eepreselog. my .Orderst • Irish, • that every calumniated uqd oppfessed.seb . ct may • experience thesubelepilei it er Ons teetleat . s f •of 'the Prese, -hy ftodieg• a liberal : and err: %deem, • dent print like Toe S.TiTfligii, •:.• • , ... . • • itotoneamptem 301 e 901/ • • J. Mnatilli i . ; •It ii conceived igtre, diet the 'erre at the' k ! a w e d w e er* ?et eatader gis thefelmwasitag T *Wiest df 'Pakten - their Syeaci, lidi en o we t .,. :. st• item oz ha se t: twaddling? le4 a_o? t eke ryether i m ir e,. ' k , fee dm infi . a.. .m. TO Illif .. ',' le d oe amp Telddiffey Vihrcilide W Wiwi at Id . i‘ amitlatn,vainelnrily, niferel "u . . . ; , . `lrt k P i p ill'hiwd,irdr -4 - 4, l 27° o . o tvP°' - .., . . ' l 4 •^ • • ;r4 : • H • rtfrATtatttAiii:.L... l esealog pusek.niul aa-mostaat tltiottltnle piocaclitty kw?Wat:to ladapienr.statesmen t, U eihnsfilk to, was the tuts &Y. tOlassigg4:ifiliA4. !1., for rlynto Diviner bqt deptstistfthm 4kik, A 11 1 . 11 0 Meal Woncertas., tilf our Religion. 11 r, pIPOPOSPCI it to irso pedant at thill AgiOlk sl l',,W i tkillt q 'the se- token 04 . noliee.et me, In fleiy tui of the post, to the 0104 4'efahr . dirss; it has irpnturedVlOisk i l ift o f th e w. Ascigtsioed that at AW,I I twan i gsay* 'The thief points !deb have 'lll4glarip, ui - , , . .. . iii i . , . , ,_ _ !if i o p o n, c coodtict, devoted . tii! "pro ifoltifit•flielr? peruke, . + .4 44 ;; 1 t 'W e i i t :,* 1 4" ." cha i m. affid . „ il k . War fur the Atli AlTri4l, thejr:l.Pti FAA, qtßil,Tfr,e;lo the ::'l o l 4ial r s ',l 0 4;s-' . :dr t• ," le cINA - 13 • aft in un! tl/2""Atiktic•i°lo47,-114,494•neerrs of dte,tat. "es heir • ,4 7 .- •-' w ier uk i5"1 4 42 th e i r , t it i ,Or 4 they were aoyally 'to realism lie eitoptAitoos. ilit'Ve. s . w ite r 0:140"**4447= ars 1 7 I 8 1 i dsiii by derotits4 thelTecwileljilwatcoallaisitt. -Th 0 - pi - dioentirippi,tte; vat: ritile ' cam: . b4m 4 Oriletnittft:eheirlert#l,44ol)eftfit. ,qtkO: three if e t i ratt44 lll 7 4l2e ;i 4 R pm w i t 4 . 7h,0) lies tatty', woild Itattiteiciudetitito4bastlee '!!! tit lkb, ~,,L.'..wainvo _ ruct 474 24.4e . ;ir t i. t t v hod I ridif (""' rasa* ibe GooPerocAlllllllaplizioi 'us lg._ Magbak m.r , . 06 ... i .abb•Ft: te i :**- Irst i rw. ' ' • , sop K ijoi o i t t habitants' or this Istatidlikillyiliel eenterr. In ciiirgic`celfiretiebttilif :raw/ ii• • t • Ete re.o;po•o l 6w ''f , sio, '1361,7r:1 t !11 , 1": . 1 ., Ar1 , ~,,,, Ml- 1 ,, ,, inelkilg,ll7 ill , y r oeita lfrs il 4 reirli vi i ":t o kag: .?" 4 "5 "": - * f r' — ' l """ ob ieg. o4 . 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