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10 which we respectfully invite the attention
of our old Customers, ard the public general
II, as they will be cold very cheap. Our stock
consists of
Blue, black, brown, olive and claret cloths,
Cassitueres and cassinetts, various c~oloIs,
Black, brown, and green summer cloths,
Back, olive, brown and green brochellas,
Black princetta, and cold marino cass,nIeres,
Black < colored circassians, & bolnbazetts,
White < colored drillings, Rouen casslmeres
Fancy bang ~ cord, uoleskin * beayerteens,
Cold s. white satteens, cottonade 4 Puts
burg cord,
silk. Versailles, s. NVel,ing v~csiings,
Plain & strip'd ginghams. c~altcoes, painted
musitns,
Iflsl linen, linen cambria,
Cambric, Swiss. jackonett & book muslins,
Cambric, f%9,nitnre S. common dlmits,
Colored & bonnet cambsIcs,
Fancy Gro de nap & gauze handkere4fiets,
Bandanna, pongee Z Tag haudkefchieis,
Fancy |crayats x Gotten iIandkerclleis,
White blond s. green ga1'ze vefls, baTrege,
Black, whites green itaiian grapes, hobbi-
nett.
Thread & bobbinett, lsees, edSinss & insert
Tags.
Black Italian latestring s. cold erode maps,
Grape de lyons, < Grape royal,
White, pink \ green florence, pongess,
Black nancon grapes, black mode,
White & cord cotton hose, & | 2 hose,
Worsted s. silk hose, s. I , hose, (black and
c0iored.)
Corded skirts. brown & black holland,
"A, . 4, I s ~ 4 Russia sheetings,
Brown Irish s. Burlap's linens.
Gentlcmen's buckskin, Beaver * Heskin
gloves,
Ladies' Hoskin, kid s silk gloves,
Black & brown muslins, cotton drlllings,
Checks, plaid cotton, palm hats,
Cotton yarn, candle~icks, SC.
WITH GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF
Queens and Glass ware, Hard
ware, Stationary, Brushes, &c.
HOGMiRE s. BOYD.
Martinshurg, May 5, lo32-tf
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a CARD.
VA TIED,

A YOUNG MAN of responsibility. ae
"a qlaiGted in some measure with the
transaction of Mercantile business, and who
is a good salesman. will, upon satisfactory
recommendation, receive employment on ap
p%lication TO the subscriber.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
MaItiAsburg, May 3, 1882.
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WOOL.

SNiE wish TO purchase 2|O,OOOIbs. Of good
w clean WOOL. for which we VIII
give the highest market price.
JOHN n RIDDLE, & Co.
Martinsburg, May 8, 1882.
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ElRt.fNiA:- III tie circuit superior Court
of Lar end Chaacery for Bsrketey county:
MAY RULES, 1882.
Samuel Keesaeker, Andrew keesacker, No
Bile Emberson and Mary his wife late Ma
nv Keesacker, children Of Conrad Kee
sacker, deceased, pliDs.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

71iiaanin0r Lodge, No. III,
FTAViNG been requested to lay the Cor
E.F ner Stone Of the new Church. atoutlo
be erected in ~Smithfeld, in this county, on
SATURDAY, the 23d of June next, with
masonic ceremonies, the undersigned. Com
mittee Of Arrangements. cordially invite the
brethren of The Winchester, Miaftlnsburg.
Halpers Ferry and Snickersville Lodges. and
all brethren in good standing, 10 attend al
our Lodge Room, at 10 o'clock. A, NJ. TO as
sist in the honors Of the day.
HENRY SEEFERS,
could JOHN son,
THOMAS 1ThfBERL.4KE,
JOINT SMITH,
S.9HTEL SCOLLfY,
JOHN'iS G.3Lf~HHER,
Committee of Arrangements
Smithfeli, NAV 81, 1892
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Love passes TO a woman's heart through
her ears. and from her heart through her
eyes. Love passes 10 a mans heart through
his eyes, and from his heart through his hps.
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John French, ex'r. of Jacob French, deed
and as sucl, ex'o: of Andrew keesaeker,
deed Philip Nadenbousch, sheriff Of Der
kelley county, administrator de bonis non,
under the law, of John Pitzer, decd Ma
nv Pitzer, the widow, Michael Piteer and
others, the beirs OF John Pitzer, dec def Is.
FEgHE defendant, Michael Pitzer, not hav
& ing entered bis appearance AVID given
security. according to the act OF assembly
end the rules OF this court, and IL appearing
ty satisfactory evidence that he is oat OF this
Commonwealth; il Is ordered, that The SAID
defendant do enter his appearance to this
suit, en- The first day of the next term, and
answer the bib OF the plaintiffs: and that a
copy Of this oraer-be forthwith published i'll
any within this county, and con
t,uuea Tor two months successfully, and "a
mother copy thereof posted AT the trout door
Of the court house Of said county.
A Copy.-Ieste.
JOHN STROIHER, c.
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A husband, whose ears were constantly as
sailed by thu uRtaiJ tongue OF his wife. bore
thc SQUAD Of her incessant alarm With The
greatest patience All IS very clear said
enc Of b. gtRnds, "that you are afraid of
yoar wife" ! am not afraid Of her" said
the husband, "but OF tee noise she makes
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GgU3fSt
Joseph Bell, ex'r. Of Joseph Bell, decd. and
John Roberts, Of Ohio, and Mary his wife
late Mary Bell, defts.
defendants, John Roberts and Mary
Ell his wife, not having entered their APP
pcarance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are cut of this Commonwealth; IL is or
dered, that the said defendants do enter their
appearance TO this suit, on tie first day of
he next term, answer the bill Of the plain
tiff, and give security for performing the de.
cree; and that a copy of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months sue
cessiyely, and another cory thereof posted
at the front door OF the courthouse of the
said county.
A Copy-Testc,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
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J'to1 w.
ViRGlNIA:-h The Circuit Superior Coost
Of Luw and Chatcesy for berheicy county:
MAY Rules, 1882.
George Houck, ptU.
against
Matthias keesarker, John kecsacker, Lucy
keesackcr infant child and heir OF Jacob
Kcesaeker, deed. Aaron keesacker, Wi
liam Hill and Mary his wife, Henry Kee
sacker, Elizabeth Keesacker, and Chris
teDs Keesacker, children and heirs and
dcvisees of Matthias keesackcr, decd and
others, dfls.
: EshG defendant. Matthias keesacker, not
B. having entered his aprearance-snd Civ
en- security, accordIng TO the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and 1t appear
ing hy satisfactory evidence that he is out Of
tIls Commonwealth; IL is ofie,ed, that the
said defendant do enter his appearance to
this suit, on the first day Of the next term,
and answer the bill OF the %laintii: and that
a copy Of this order he forthwith published
in any newspaper within this county and
continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door
OF the court house of said county.
A Copy. -Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
May 10, &c
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Resolution without action is a slothfal fol-
", action without resolution is u loooli4.
raehne - 49, SIR Il. Umtcick.
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DEEDS lor sale at this Office
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ViRGINIA:-M The Superior Court Of Chm,
Gerry holden at Wmehestey:
NOVEMBER Term, 1896.
Washington Evans, ptL.
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VlRGiNiA:-M the Circuit Stlperior court
Of LGD and Chancery for berkeley county:
May RULES, 1882.
William Roberts, in his invidual character,
and as admir-. de bonis non Of Samuel Ro-
berts, deed. pttF.
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&-Cash for kAGS At tins Office.
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VIRGINIA:-h The Circuit Superior Court
Of Las aad Chaacerp fy Befkaey cotmty:
AiAY RrIEs. s 3 .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


CMlpeper q Del)--John S. Pendleton 1876. DR. Phil,
Thornton 620-Edmund Broadus 527
SENArE-D F. Slaughter 655, Ambrose p Hill s76.
The Orange Press says Mr. Slaughter for the Senate
comes 10 the county OF Orange, with majority over his
competitor, Mr.. Iii of 279--whch, i'm the opinion of
most persons, insures his election Orange will give him
decided and large majority. Madison only TO vote after
wards''
Cumberland, q Del)-Allen Wilson, wthou, oppos
ton
ENATE.-1st day-wm F. Randolph PSI. Dr.. w
Flood so, Dr. Gordon l3 Floods present majority in the
District about 2O0Thc polls kept open days in Cum
berland account of the weaherShe is the last coun
y in the District and give from TO 500 votes The
contests animated and the result doubtful
Esser, Del)-Archibald Richie, elected ''by ma
yoity oil ~ or 80 votes Mr.. John NJ Garrett MIR
u. was not a candidate
Murdnna, q Del1-Barett G. Payne 2os, George
Stillman l26.
Gooehland, q Del)-Joseph S. Watkins elected bv
majority OF about 105but have received no precise
returns Of the poll correspondent informs u.s. that
poll demanded for Mr. Bryce but without his con-
currence Mr. Bryce attended and when the polls
commenced hearing vote given bim he went TO the
table, and publicly proclaimed that he candidate
ana ana not desire 10 be elected-Col Wakins-the only
canddate-was too much distressed by recent prvaon
to attend the polls in Some OF his friends fearing
ahough he had decided majority atthe courthouse on
the st days that Mr. Bryce's might be greater at the up-
per precinct required the polls TO be kept OPEN They
were accordingly kept open the two succeeding DAYS
at 'e house and lower precinct, but the up
per precinct lhs may account for your having the
usual notice early of the state of the poll for this
county,
" l|e w imam III. koane A3I, Charles
Thompson 262.
Harrison e Del)-waldo p. Golf. 1854, Daniel
hlncheoe 6SO-Wm. johnson Gas, Abner Maxwell 81
hdnd'chd q Del)-James II. Fry without opposi
ton. 0rF
hecklen6wg, q Del.)-wm. o. Goode 1863, Alexan
der u Knox 450-Col E. Kennon I0I, Col r. Moore 90
SENATE-John c. Goode 26S, David Shelton 259 DR.
thomas Atkinson s4-IIaax county, DR.. AS place of
residence, yet to vote.
Kelly 36l. "
SENATE-Andrew Beirne, sen. 740-Hoge 49,
- NoUok BOrough-Q Del.)-Nies King 246-John
Capron lS6.
Patrich-d De)-Isaac Adams re -eected-over Mr..
Cloud. " 49,
PHfsyfrdnia-(2 Del )-Vinccnt Witcher and William
swanson, reelected without opposition.
about 100 over Jeremiah Cobb.
SENATE-Francis E. Rves received majority of ~
votes over Massenburg-Rives Surry 800 ahead
foTh-A letter in the Norfolk Beacon from York. April
49, says "The election closed here last evening For
me sEMArE.For Page, Gackson) 14i--for Anderson
(Clay) 81 Mr. Pages present majority over Mr. A. 375
I-Accomac, Elizabeth City and the City of Williamsburg
yet to vote For the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, Gregory 5
gory's present majority 49,"
! mot IN tho last Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

RALllNoRE RACEs--Orer the Central course
LIE Spring Meeting, 1892, will commence on the last
TUESDAY in May, (29th) and continue four days
fHSt ddy-hrst race Ito start IL O'Clock precisely
sweepstakes for colts and es years old mile heats
entrance, $780, half ioreitfour to make race
Seven subscribers, and closed.
Second race post sweepstakes with colts and 6lies
hree years old; mile heats; entrance 5000, p. pour
or more TO make To close LIST of Nav three sb
scribers.
Second day, post sweepstakes for all ages entrance
sou p p-iour mile heats,iour more to make race
the proprietor 10 add $500 To close LIST of MAY four
subscribers. "
Third day, PROJECTORS purse $780, three mile heats;
entrance, $50. '
Fourth doy, jockey club purse lOOO four mile heats
entrance $25.
LADIES' Cur will also be run for the day 10 be fix
ed hereafter j. NJ SEIDtN pron1a,on
1t will DO by The above that the Post Sweepstakes
Tor colts and ies, three years DID, $780, p will close
on the first OF next month. We have little doubt but
there Will be five six subscribers and the purse i'm this
case not less than $1,000 The Post Sweepstakes for all
ages, $3.50 p. p, will close also the first of next
month Nlay3 The purse in that amounts already
10 $500.
r. s. Persons subscribing will be in time if their let
Ter addressed to the Editor OF the Sporting Magazine
shouldbear the post mark of the LIST May.
APHI ~ l11-law4t
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FOR THE EAroJTJDuD

Some of the citizens of King George countv t,jondl,
70 me OBJECT oil me Baltimore Convention be held in
May next assembled in their Court house on the Dist inst
Tor the purpose of choosing delegates to attend AT West
ihorelahd Courthouse the 4h Monday in this month
70 confer WIN other deputies from the Congressional Dis
r'c'oi winch that county forms part, in making Sc
lecoh OF some INT person persons, to represent orr Dis
trict in the said Baltimore Convention
ne meeting being called to orler-on motion made
anu seconded, 81 H. L. Carter Esq. was called TO the
Chair and W. X. Mason, Esq. appointed Secretary The
meen beig thus organized, its object was explained bv
,,oi n,' Esq; ana on notion John Hooe, Esq, Dr.
samuel oidham and John Berry, Esq. were appointed
committee TO prepare and report for the consideration Of
me neetitg, such preamble and resolutions as i'm their
opinion the occasion called for. The committee bavinr
retired Tor time, returned and reported the foo,,;
preamble and resolutions, which upon questions seyerv
put the meeting adopted:--
With view harmony i'm the next ad,oi,;s,ra, H.;
the event oil Andrew Jacksons election TO the
oil which no reasonable doubt can be enertaned) and
WIN an eye single to this object vitality important TO
ue haPpy and useful administration of the affairs of the
government we are profoundly impressed with the neces
y OIL union ana concert among the friends of republican
Ism ana OF the Constitution of these United States
ne ~ therefore resolved, That we approve of the course
oil me Jackson Legislative Convention of Virginia (held
during The last winter in nominating no person for the
wee Presidency.
ReSofUed, That it is expedcnt and proper to use all no.
horaDie means TO concentrate the democratic jackson
strength othe nation; and the Baltimore Convention ben
designed to accomplish this highly desirable end we d
Sn' 10 express our hearty approval of arrangement
una! promises TO give concert and harmony to partv
whc the most artiu eXpedents of the most willy have
been resorted TO, to divide and distract.
heSofUed, That John Hooe, and Wiley r. Mason be
appointed to represent in the meeting TO be held ,t
"eStihoreand Courthouse the 9TH Monday i'm this
month"; Tor the purpose of comforting i'm the choice NJ SOM,
NJ person rPersons to represent this Congressional Dis
tlct IN the Convention to be held at Baltimore
heSoGed' mat IN the event of the meeting proposed
TO be held at Westmoreland Court-bouse Cii9r f rf
nomination 10 the Baltimore Convention, that ST. L. L.
Garter and John Hooe be and hereby appointed TO re-
present this meeting in said Convention
heS0iOed That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed oy the Chairman, and aestcd by the Secretary
ana that copies be transferred the Political Arena
ton. ~ P
Ana on motion, the meeting adjourned
Sr. l.. L. CARTER, Chairman
w. r. MASON.
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JACKSON MEETING

AT numerous and highly respectable meeting Of the
voters Of Cupeper County, favorable to the recollection
OF zen. Andrew Jackson, and TO the nomination of a
candidate Tor Vice President by the Baltimore conven-
uon-CaPt' Philip Slaughter, officer Of the revou-
u0n was unanimously called to the chair and Robert
thompson appointed Secretary.
Mr. william Smith having explained the objects of
he meeng IN an able and eloquent address, in which he
ooS DTlei review OF the whole course Of the adminstra
on from the accession Of the President TO the present
e ana earnestly enforced its friends the necessity of
union al me present crspresened to the meeting Sc
Tics OF resolutions which, after various amendments were
unanimously adopted as follows:
hesofUed, That this meeting heartily concurs in the re-
souoh adopted at the legislative caucus, recommending
Andrew Jackson TO the people Of Virginia as suitable
person Tor the Office Of President Of the United States
heS0fUea That in consequence Of the division in the
jackson ranks IN relation to the Vice Presidency some
course should be adopted which will restore harmony to
the party. "
heSoped, That this meeting considers the convention
proposed TO be held in Baltimore the 9Th Of MAY next
Tor the purpose OF recommending some suitable person TO
DC voted Tor as Vice President by the friends Of General
jackson, as eainently calculated TO effect that object
f'cS0Ued That we highly appreciate the talents patri
ousm' unbenlng Integrity and undertaking repubcanism
OF our distinguished fellow citizen, Judge Philip r. Bar
Oor and That we recommend him to the Baltimore con-
Ychlon a. suitable person 10 receive their nomination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

Resobeed, That John Msnefeo, Gabriel Tut A r.
Daroee French Stroher, DIR. Niekn, Franklin Turner,
Daniel Ward, Andrew Glasse Col VIM. Hurt, Col
Spindle, Archibald Buckner, A p. Hill, VIM. S. Field II.
a, thompson, Maj j. Richards Capt. Il. HUMPHREYS,
Josep s. Hansbough, and Capt p Roberts be appointed
committee, any three of whom may act TO meet
al the town OF Jefferson Saturday the Sth ns-A SINH
lar committee TO be appointed from the county
Tor the purpose of selecting two individuals 10
ther congressional district in the Baltimore convention
heSored That the committee 10 be appointed in Eau
quier be- and they herby invited meet the Cul
pepper committee at the time and place specified.
ReSoDed, Tha, in the Fauquier committee should
ia 10 attend, the committee from Culpeper shall proceed
10 appoint one delegate 10 represent this county i'm the
convention
Hesooed That these proceedings be published in the
then adjourned sine die
PHIL SLAUGHTER, Chairman.
X. a. THOMPSON Secretary
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sh N Me election OF Vice President at least we ma,
DC permitted TO sustain the principles and interests pr
gina without binding her useless pageant TO the tr
umpha car oil either OF these men, whose political enets
are 20 much at war with IL will be time enough
70 choose between Sergeant and Van Buren,, when only
,ey are presented for choice. There is little doubt
hat 'he friends OF Barbour, Johnson and wilkins would
prefer Bo ). II they should 20 to the Senate lis
certain 'nat the friends OF the three combined can con-
uO he election devoves the Senate and equally
So that either OF the three who may 20 there will be prc
leircu oy the friends of the Others TO Mr. Sergeant -
men why should we abandon candidate the acknoy
euged preference oil our State, when his chance Of sue
cess at least equal to that any other when the cleo
uoh OF Mr. Sergeant, with which have been threat
ened by MIR. Van Buren's friends is not within the
range OF the most distant probabilities
rave we not calculated political chances and yeogersd
ON the high trump long enough! Shall we now bring our
mo market and hawk its principles TO the lowest
bidder between such Sergeant and Van Buren, or
ai we rally once around the political standard of
20 ana stand by of the distinguished sons of
Virginia who has been brought forward by the legis--
lature oil another State? Shall say the people of
Alabama, and the United States that Judge Barbouris
not deemed by his native Virginia worthy of that
commence which they would besow on him?
would appeal TO those who still the doctrines
oi So 10 make at least effort in behalf OF the Con-
suuoh ana the Union, TO abide by their principles or
oraiy 10 renounce ans ALLURE them forever. The tariff
polcy has already become the test Of our institutions
FREED IRON all anxiety foreign relations and abb
oroed as we are with schemes of internal governments il
Is apparent, that the pow err exercised as il has
ocen; ana must continue to be, through imposts,
ihlngie WITH all the measures policy which we may
adopt why then shall sing hosannas To the task
master, while we grOan under the burden' Why elevate
the authors 81 the tariff OF 1928 the first Offices while
we uehounce their act unconstitutional and oppressvc
Let US then nominate and boldly sustain Judge Bar
bour IL fail shall have the consolation of having
done our duty; while win be the harbnger OF
better days for the republic. CASSIIJS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

mr.. CaIhoun's organ, the Telegraph, says:
we have better authority than either General Houston
or The S'obe, for saying that Saturday evening two
days before the date OF the article i'm the Globe General
houston was at the PresdentS-Tbat he exhibited the
pistol OF which he had dsarmed Mr. Sanberry on tho
night before and that the President approved and justified
the assault"
response zee assert positively that there is not one
.syIlaole oil truth III the above statement The President
mas nos seen Gov Houston since the aray-nor since his
return TO this city from New York where we believe no
was when The provocaon was given. We call upon the
Editor for his proof.-JP. Globe
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FOE EHGaN.

iiE' bN DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL,
,o,,. New YoRw, April 2I.
up, having boarded the Packet ship Hibernia Cabt--
me packet OF the 10th, but was detained mill tho osn
inclusive. w 'u' i'"c'Pooi hies
me most important is the passage Of the Rer
of Il6 y" '"0 -Nu ny majority
me Blu was taken to the House of Lords and passed
e 1rS reading without debate. The second reading was
put down for the 2d April. s was
Inc disturbances in France had been suppressed.
Of settlement ~ " i"i' way
The Cotton Market continued very fair
nc English funds were without change
nc ChOcra Is extending in London II has also made
us appearance in Belfast and Dublin. Now cases in Lon
Ioh on the 18th 73, deaths 10; 10Th, new cases s6
deaths 3s; goth and 2ls new cases 100 deaths ~ ooJ
new cases %, deaths &c. 23d new cases A. deaths "a
[''h ana 10Th, new cases 105 deaths g. The date n
cases. 'O " "'0 u"'es oi inc
Berlin paper states that our fellow citizen DIR Irove
when arrested in that capital had letter credit for 100
NV francs upon Danzic and Elbng for the benefit o e
Foish luguves in that neighborhood
mr. Van Buren, had audience of leave of bis Ma;os,,
on 'he I'D On the 9th he arrived at Windsor ang T.
o.Pa,y with some other great personages was 10 dino
LONDON, March 26.-Thc King, the peopJc. and no
peoples representatives have now dscbargcI . '.e
ouy undertaken by them, and expected from them obo
U Cieaf OF a damage of deterioration has passed 60
Vu tne OUT OF me House Of Commons and will this dav
u not at once rejected for mercy IN tc setn sni, =
TIC other House OF Parliament what ouJ Il, ,3
, "Wch z'-lhe reception Of the reform bill bv fhc
FceTs last night was not very different from w hat n,n
ffgopc had expected. declaration was made by Lord
arrowby, that there were new provisions In c oreson
DlH, winch he considered improvements mon the las.
iia however much Of il was Of such ga democratica
3uencyf and, AZ enacted into law would proye in
M, oS ~ dangerous to our institutions that he did
port II. '' O0"S 'O'c !" sup