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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

From the Nc,c Brunswick Frontier.-We learn from
the Woodstock Tunes tbst four companies Of the 69h
regiment of regular troops in garrison there, aud
the Grand Falls with detachment at the mouth
OF the Restook. The rest of the regiment is at st
John Maj Brooks, of the Goth, has assumed the com
mand in the county Of Carleton The last of the 35th
left there for Fredericton The st John Royal Ga
zete states that considerable force is stationed at the
mouth OF the Restook for the purpose of protecting the
boom which is placed across its mouth The officer in
command instructed to all the timber cut the
disputed territory, which may be attempted TO be pass
cd into the st John. The warden of the disputed ter
ritory has also received authority employ sufficient
civil force make seizure of all the timber cut upon
the upper ST John.-B Boston ID. .7dr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

NHo!lCE IS hereby given that have given my son,
az Henry T. illiard, his time until he IL u yesrs
OF age aud shall pay debts Of his contracting after
'h's date nor claim any Of his wage, after this date
~ ISAAC billiard.
Wlndsor. Ashtabula County. Ohm, Dec. Is. IN3a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

Not learning ha, there ever any trial in the case
It 10 supposed he settled the matier aud learnt usefu
lesson, worth TO him nearly what il cost.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

Gen. John Upton, n native Of Tennessee, late
a Senator of the United States from the State Of
Indiana, died the 4th irst ogcd ahopt 55, Of all
spoplexy Ct tho lungs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

Col. David d. M'Ne, The U. s. Collector at
Plattsburg, who is as fierce the Albany Argus,
in his charges of corruption against The whigs has
found Avoidance against him in the Treasury Led
ger, and resigned his office. Gen w. +. Halle
has been appointed in his pace.--.4D. Fee Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

The Secretary Of War has forbidden tho sale of
ardent spirits to The Indians our ironlicr-the
sale of the same article 10 Members of Congress
might be forbidden without any serious evil.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

To Miss - Dr
To sundfy regular meals,
Swee, Cake and Cheese between
meals,
Pumpkin pies and Cookies,
Apples and Cider in proiusion,
Fire WOODLAND CandleE, /" 9
Lost tiIne and attention. "
s'.s sundty nights lOdsing,
A.. an 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

+ An accomplished Rogue-As an English gentleman
recently walking under the arcades of the Rue dc
Rvoli, in Paris, holding in his hand golden headed
two clutches came up and asked for aims mys-
FERROUS and pitful tone. The gentleman NOV
ed pity, gave the beggaf small silver coin AT tins
moment person near him suddenly exclaimed, "llow
YOU sir allow this rogue TO deceive you Please TO
hand me the cane, aud will show you that the
rascal runs, better than can
The Eugshman, taken unawares, wi hout rejecting
lent his cane the beggar the he perceived IN
his deracor hands threw away his cruiches and took
to his heels if his Satanic majesty in person run
ming sfter him, aud was followed by the man with the
cane whilst the spectators, aud the Englishman IN par
ular remained in convuson OF Laughter at the SIGH
and exclaming alternately, "Oh he will be caught =
"No, he wii not he caught" But both the racing hors
es disappeared at the next turning in the street ant
the good Engishman remained waiting for his splendiC
caue which cost 500 francs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

81 TRAY HORSE. Came into the enclosure Of tho
- subscrber on OF nbout the 81 April a brown
french Horse supposed TO be about old with
white spot on hi' back. Tho owner 10 requested TO
prove pr perry, pay charges, sad t"ke him away.s.
49, JOHN WOODRUFF.
Tinmouih, Aprls, 1899. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30
FOK S.HLS,
Drugs, Medicines,
B % % II ~
AgYyfk GsrAsrzst.lAmm

MAY be obtained on reasonable terms q, the Ofbes
WI Of DIR ID u. Msaeham, who continues 10 psrfsrn
the various operations upon the teeth in the sp
proved manner. lie viii insert, on reasonable terms,
Porcelain and Mineral Teeth that will moi osiy be
ornamental, bot really vssfvi
families IN the adjoining towns desiring bis servioss
will receive prompt attention terms that viii be
isfaetory.
Also for sale, Moifsts Life Pills and pbania Btfn !;
TInssfs, &c. D. n MEACHAM.
WBihngiofd April g, 1888. iG-3tnseosu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-30

NwE the Subscribers, being appointed by tho Hon
W Probate Court Tor the district Of Fsrhs ven ON
nsonerso receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of oil person, against the estate Of
LE.MUEL harden
late Of Pavle in said district, decessed repre,ept.d
'osolreni anil also all claims and demsuds exhibited IN
Offset thereto and six months from tho % day Of April
1882 being allowed by ssd coua for that purpose. we
do therefore berebyg, notice that we will attend 10 Tho
business Of our raid appointment ut the dwelling house
OF sarah Bsrden III Pswsi, the frt and last Moav
days Of Sept. next from one o'clock uu,il Eve o'clock
7. N. on each Of ,aiJ days.
JOEL WINCHESTER,
JAMES LEACH. tCoBmfs,on,r,
MILTON BROWN, II
Dated al Paw 1T, this 8i day sf April, 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

We also understand that one Daniel Webster, .
very distinguished compeunder Of simples for the
eonstitution-who has returned from Europe. where
he ha, been prescribing for certain great bankers
London, called the Earrings. who happened TO have
swallowed tso much Of species Of rutabago turnip,
called state stocks, has slso examined Benefits
message and asccrtaned that ii POSSESSES many vir-
tues which f properly taken AZ morning and night,
without gin and water, will help the constitution
amazingly. In London, Doctor Webster 10 said 10
have received a Thousand pounds from his patients
for a single prescription; bat he prescribes Ben
neu's message for the Iocofscos in Washington,
wi,hou, money or reward, taking out his remunera.
ton in broken doses from the celebrated Herald
mint
But this 10 not all the certificates we can produce
for this valuable article. celebrated leafer called
Henry CLAY, the same one who picked his nose
with the fore6nger of his left hand, at public din
ner in the Astor House, surrounded by cofvie Of
literary and political oaiers. who live on tick, tick
tick in New York, has also given II az his epnion
that this message Is remarkable for cearness elo.
quence, and honesty.
In short, every body approves this document
and rs the third edition is going fast those who
want il will please 10 call at 81 Ann street and II may
90 faster-perhsps as fast as some one y gong TO
Kinderhook. selsh
e1-Oh, Jack o Hsggsrty-Jack o'Hagserty.-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31
M uvt ne COars.

Before Judge Shief1in.
DEC. 30.-Danid b. Taylor -. DoMsnsck n.
Smih-The parties in this case are clothes DEAL
er in Chatham street and young who had besn
employed by him . . salesman. The action was
brought to recover damages for a breaehof con.
tract, whereby the defendant claimed TO have suf-
fcred some" in his pecuniary means, on account Of
his discharge from the service Of the plaintiff IL
appeared that the 7h Sept. last, the partes en-
tered into written agreement wherein Il was stip-
ulaed, "that the defendant TO enterthe service
Of the plaintiff for three mcnths and IL found com
petent as a salesman, and the times nothing worsea
the end Of the three months, why he vas 10 remain
for six, at the annual salary of $780," "A the expira-
tion Of his quarter, the plaintiff received gentle
hint, which he took notice Of, and the 18th "
December the defendant spoke very plainly, that
there could be misiaking his intentions, asd
therefore Mr.. Smith walked out of the store and
into lawyers Office, where he instiutsd the pres
emit action. Tosupport his case, the plaintiff proved
his services, and that at the period Of the year
when he received his dismissal, that IL was very
hard 10 get employ.
On the part of the defendant, ID was set " that
the plaintiff was /" occasionally feddIed' ans mat
tentive TO business, and that nj the time of lis dis
charge, "times were hard and likely to be so."s-l
This was supported by two Witnesses, one Of whom
sworc that plaintiff was occasionally fuddlei, md
the other. that he was sometimes ipebristed.'
To rebut this testimony the plaintiff proved uet,
although he possibly might have been drunk, yeths
in the habit 81 INDUCING In suc bad HAYS.
The jury, under the charge Of the court, fousdfbr
plaintiff, damages S65.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

ASrUALs ron 1910. AT VERY ne DucE PRICES
We would respectfully cal attestien fthe adver-
tisement Of J. Il II. q Langley, 81 Chahm 81. fop-
poste Chambers.) At their excell<Rt Pre- will be-
found all the splendid Annals OF h@keascn, AZ a
less price than at any other cstablit nent IN tho
city. The Iris can be had for IS, yich sfIIs for
Sl2; The Book Of the Boudar for 40, hich Pills for
S12; Relic Of the Season, SIS 50,whic4els prs 80;
The Gems Of Beauty, for Sc, sells Tor ,; Kfpsske,
$3.50, sells for 81; and others In proHticn aDd all
superior copies, as stated In the dverYcmenf~
Give them cali, and you viii not red II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

all the town, in most diabolica condition.
We might well be without any street Inspectors,
as to have such pack Of lazy, indolent, grace
less, negligent set the lecofocos now in Office are
The CUTTERS, sidewalks, every where, are in nor.
rible state. In parts Of the city il is mpossi
BILE Cor . beautiful woman to venture cut without
ssaDias thfisk a losing her pretty ttle feet, and
falling at on her back with her lovely eyes looksg
straight up into the kingdom Of Heaven, enough 10
f.ishten the -Hs-fs r'o. A--rs"s !. anu
chorus Of eternity II the ocofoco inspectors want
10 get to heaven, or to keep in Office (Which they
desire more) let them turn out to-day, and clean
the side walks and cross walks from all The snow.
ice, and other membranes. Do-do-do-do. a.
be damned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

THE EreLrsH AssvAIs.-A NEW MOVEMENT
IN rHE LITERARY woaLo.-The Annals this year
being unusually splendid. there was great competi-
ton between Carey e. Hart, Of Philadelphia, and APP
pleton Of this city, TO scta monopoly Of them; the
former obtained three fnd the latter all the rest
Carey & Hart expended $4,000 in England for them
and Appleton paid s5o,ooe for his portion. The an
nuals came over, the times dull and the little
booksellers we're sraid to buy. Carey & Hart. to
spite Appleton, forwarded arlnvcicc Of $1,000 worth
Of ANNALS here which sold last Saturday, for
$780, thus losi,g $500 on first cost All these were
bought in lots n and two each, notwithstandii ~
the cry 81 "hsrd times" Last night, Appleton as
set Off sold invoice Of $1,000 nj Cooley a Bangs
also TO small purchasers. Thus within four nights
have go 0 worth Of these splendid books been sold
to privttc purchase sin these "hard times" This
has creased the demand for them, and the compe.
tition betsesn the trade Is great that Appleten
has reduced his prices half For the Belle Of the
season, Charles Heath paid 5000 for the poem;
$500 Tor the drawing and 5000 for the plates,
maxim, total Of 100000 This book sold last night
for S5 Carey a Hart will have 20 sell for nothing
10 under sell New York. These facts will make a
curious impression in tho Losdon literary world
Such sac ri6ces never can be made again
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

Gt- BRoADwAy CIRcvs.-An immense fdience
witnes.ed the interesting pcrformancesattt Broad
way Circus last evening. Young GlenroyAnd Dir.
dwsllsdsr's intrepid feats Of horseparhip drew
the most tumuIsuoas applause. This cvehg New
Years Eve) grand advertisement will given.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

Two DAYS sEHIrD-The bankrupt Wall street,
and niger penny press only gave yesterday pretty
Queen vctorias declaration of love for Prince Al
bert, the Saxe-Cobourg humbug. We gave it last
Saturday. Only two days behind the Herald. Bat
instinct fer pretty led to find il out $50
quickly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31
Beu.e,s,. Naes.age 90 Congress.

The third edition Of this "wery valuable doke-
ment" a. Samivel Weller, Of Indiana, calls il, Is now
ready for sale at 81 Ann streetprice only two cents
per copy, or one and half cents by the dozen, or
any larger quantity.
II is now acknowledged by every man Of sense,
that this message in every point, is far superior TO
that compound Of inanty and trash recently issued
by the kitchen cabinet, and signed by one Martin
Van Buren,, formerly Of Kinderhsok-that is, man
who shocks" on to every "kind-er" party. John G.
Calhoun the most celebrated intellectual achsmist
Of the age has like Chiffon on the coffee sent Jesse
Hoyts house, analysed very carefully this message
together with Mr.van Burens, and found them to be
composed in the following Proportions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

0y- PoULsor's DAILY ADVERTISER, in Philadel-
phia, the oldest daily paper this continent, has
ceased to exist Cause wy II did not march with
the great movement Of the age. Several papers in
Wall street will die Of the same disease.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

PHILADELPHIA THEATnIcALs.-Mr. haywood
has left the management Of the Philadelphia Theatre.
and Mr.. Proctor is now sole manager. The prices
are also reduced Is to 30 per cent; no females in
the pit. Great changes taking place, all the
country, in thcatricals.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

BErrER.-A new paper j. about 10 be published
here to be called the Scotch Patriot ;"-better call
it the scotchman - Scotland has bred patriots since
the time Of Wallace and Bruce,-they now all
sieclosofcrs."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

ASsrHER BrAr.-Our Extras Of Sunday morn
ing, with the news by the Los's Philippe, reached
Philadelphia one day in advance Of every dirty
paper in Wall street. This u the way We walk into
these bankrupt scoundrels Ct Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

W II you want confectionery, don't 60 to Stow
arts. II 10 so sweet that II makes oac sick.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

90 Who is Bracket, that the old clothes Jew, o
the Star, talks aboutl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

THE OLD 'US AND lroUSs 'US.-Old Walsh 10
writing pedantic letters from Paris to Washington
and young Walsh silly ones to the penny press Of
New York Neither Of the blockheads understand
the spirit Of the age in which they live.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

90 LEWIS, the Cashier Of the Scbuylkill Bank, is
skulkin. in the counties Of Montgomery and Lewis
in Pennsylvania. He ought to be hunted down like
n wolf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

90 II IL said that Mrs. Commodore Decfur n
not dead. Who ever believed that talented woHan
ever dics7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

wheimed in the campaign. Il 10 oaly what they de-
serve, for the deep asd isdelibls demoralisation
which they have indicted upon the best principles
Of socety and cvlisasion that any people had.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

We are determined not TO pay you any
tlisag. Mr.. Davis refused 10 AXE ii. and
was compelled to return home wisloa,
his inoaey. Such i the cgGFse pursued
By cur Government receiving nota.no
bar gold and silver or rs equivalent for
rs dues, and refusing to pay its own debts
IN any thing bar deprecated currency.
Dor honest, idustriotis, and cuterprising
farmer, must be shaved fifteen or TWEEN
| " per cent or he cannot obtain his rnoa-
| e.. No, sir, Governments officers must
make a speculation, they will either pay
~ money that they can buy al a discount
Of twenty per cent, or hey viii not pay
a all; The gold and silver they cannot
part with y hen there is 50 fine a field
Tor speculation: for with thar. they can
shave the honest AMI industrious poar
man. who may gish 10 purchase home
for bis fanrly Who viii pfeiend TO say
~e have not CURRENCY for the Govern
mem Of gold aud silver, and another Of
of shinplasiers Cor flie people? Isitlust.
IS il ifonest, for the Government and
heir officers 10 refuse to pay The debts %
d Governmenf. in thr same funds which
hey received Would an honest admin
tsfra'ion retain such men in officer Ger
aIliy aot. Ard James 4. Girauit can
only expect r. b. sustained n his course
% the corruption Of the party in pow
7r---i haye now given you plain and
apsophisfieated statement Of the course
Epf oae Of the Cove nment officers To-
Waris one Of cur most worthy citizens
-3f ne justice Of which lei The people
/ iadgs JUSTICE.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

MaREsgD-oa RE 18Th a ~ TIE
Rev. j. 3 Crawford. slr gesEFA -7as
81 - Miss AAssAR-- HESAr. al 81 thls
eeaafy-
Accompanying the above SIC receive
cur t.s4ai fee--a largs slice IS the Bri1e'
Cake. IN return, It IS needless t'ss -
70 Soy, that the youth1ai pair hase CO.
good wishes Tor thcir f1-sre prosge
aud aaPpiuess
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23
: y. n. - -, -.
h-as-s', -Iit,ia s.satg. - ia, $50
'Gs'1 ana siirrr tes the ssoYersisse a',

-', -ifiia ,satg. -. is. so
"Ss'1 ana siirrr sos tAe eoscraHsaf,
sud sass for TIRE p-opi-.
ha Easr ss-P remit tas ga.oaea tiie
'ai-nas ef yDar paper - give another
aaaac- 81 the inia>tiee 81 our q .vernz
aeai. 'a'sards IS crediers. VI John
Davis respectable y zen o. oar coau-
= . a'aei draft from the Treasury
t'he United States, oa james A. Girsalt.
Aacai,'co sub .ceas5rer. receiver o he
P4o.ie inaness a the asd Office. At chee-
eh-'na. ior i've hundred dollars - m !
Il s'slt money Paiila lha Ltn3
N'ae a. C.lamo5s sosee tsree ea
Siaee- ior o. is ah Aa Boon as5-
esq s,ad Upon sha roeeip 81 tn3S
-'ai' ar. Dt.is va al the xpease q
'.-as % CaaecEaa (son han2 sd eai
-.f.s n..es.l 70 p1e-ea ms dFa aaa Dc.
aaaa "a uaeat. At h5ch.oa the i2A day
al November. 1889, ms hard a.ones
'tcsiFer pasi,iseiy refused o iiailfsale.
aslsss Mr- pasis would ssceiye he ,le.
PFee'-'ed Pager Is non sPecie asyias
aaaS'. lie saii. Sir, tie 4.scie. VOC can.
81 have, weoaiy recelss ssoIsi sud siiser
2 ihe amaons Of eur sasariess the balance
e fseeive in rag moaey, aad thst you
-sve, ani il you refuse g take IA
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

AgIyar1aNa * PSI sTlvs-'ls. =
Defals-a ATOMS are pretty sa41h -. osa=f
ri lie cas-. as i : likely = eEsr =,
among political leg Treasures hs
Iiarr3sbcrg Chfcalele Of FF.dsE has the
following:
Mr Eitz, shotoo such an arfiss part
il me ioings of. tae HarFiso-fz nsiss
asa n.iso SIS T@@arissl .oF IS z=1s .
5eiag appointed e0lleefof q tbs = 20
laasl lsala. has ahsccoded ssitiz eg-s ( ~
TT THOUSAND DOLLARS y fse
money Of the Slases.
4hc COLLECTOR a. Columbia IS also E go
saaifaF the amount ~ SEA Es-N G.
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND D9-Lsi r..
las net The Sisse failea i1to 1oszz-
handss
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

FaZAs.-3q the steamer Columbia,
dates t. she S.a inst. were reca we'd .lou
i4ajves3u, and 10 she 5u from h34s.an
Tae lel.ow Fever hat com auea triEa,-
f4I ravaees the towns uh0Ve mentions
Ell. ia consequence. many Of the citizens
BAD fed ln-o tine country The Sd r.
ping al Galveston experienced serious l1-
JURY, from a heavy gale oG wind ha- DC
carrad Tie 5h inst. The storm lasted
during three DAYS. It's violence was so
great rs 10 drive ashore all the vessels la
mort. including three steamboats,. Enl-
grants were pouring into Texas IN large
numbers 4 rivtis Gatse stan, frau
New York. recently bad 5foaZa up
wards IL one hundred families 81 Ger
ulan settlers, VINO intend to s5cara ll q
colony somewhere he the upper ecun ~.
Asaiil larger emf grafton IS eyPac va rom
England tRs ensuing eia g aaa s.r.as
A dlDuer was given b Pfa sidaul IL mar
on his arrival at Austin, the aetz SEA- %
COVE rnn.at. Ills reception there -
spoken III is quite fAfto1lag- q nes
town has recently laid Qua ca Arausaf
BAY, Called Preston. Tie IsTaE ssafsaei
lis fhe title Of q now - Psr, II y es-ab
Ihshssl az Austin. No ludlaa Gislas-
/ Dances bad oecDrred for considerable
leagtli 81 time. 4 conRaay OF fner
wefe recently despatched srem t9alsss
/ loa Is Aasrin 10 be Stationed at some re-
t aoie oatgosss oa the ladlan border; ans
measures were ~ progress e seizure r.
stdaa' esfane ios 81 ~ Fl poses
pe55.ss aa IS seF.---k z -.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23
!. The nlasnsi + then r-slse.1i, ansi

the plea. The plaintiff then replied, ADJ
fhs case Vas sgs1nsitsa % 5arv VITO
s0sAtI xer5ses ier us dee aaaess- /
bssi II eacrp1ens e TIC apHoa 0s he
Court us taken - he r sua .ae case
VII prphahiy u taken 70 the saprene
Cours for a fifaai dete ffnsnafioa apon the
main question - Iiase1fo4sa Fog
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

TIE FoE1IEa ePPe -sES1s AID PRESENT
susaoa1zas ~ 9EIs s11- as1s1aT- -. { f1a
larger number q the leading supporters
of tue b-Treasary system. il IS well
known. we're once opposed X II. To fhls
otlnIser palong Governor Polk Of this
) ate. Senator RUsne of Virgins. &c-
The foiloaIng romaFks from the Char
louisville RePsbIlcaa. as Applied e such
gentlemen, are most 51s- and true -
Columbia O5sssrsr
lhss laelllty Wlih shieh these gentle
nen iave not cay qai@sed tbeir patriotic
fears as % he danger afHl faaa feaden
.cIes Vi this seAeEas vf policy, bes have
become lac avengers Of bloea upoa those
sgne still entertain them, Il IS ast oar
purpose nos g enquire into Sc tease
them 70 answer that qarssioa t. their
God, their conseIeuces. ar they be nat
ssaTef a. eett6 h0f isa0A.l and ifseir coHn.
feg. we wllIoaly remark thai taose
- rs we're 50 loud four years ago. ittbeir
c9G84lafa - the saa- req suty pore
cg we're. either grossg ignogant Q. tHls
gre4t clusf5fss1i HaE friael ~ s h.eh 1hes
pretend 50 reegialy e base di covered.
and The tendencies of lne scheme so ch
hey condemned, ar they were base de-
-eI0ers, and unPrfnciF.eI hgPocfalas-
wdialiy decelvlng the people. ID re'a-
ion t. their dearest and bsst lafe rests.
ii they were gnorau' fterr IS no seeu
sity ao5g ibol they are better qualified 81
instruct taaa JheY we're then. ii taey
~ere mistaken then. theg may be n15sta-
Ken noc. If they deceived fteH. thes
may deceive aal5 Else people have na
zaarantv hat ,heg are more honesl 80
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