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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03

BOYS Do YOU HEAR THAT

The Log Cabin Advocate Of the 30 ult SAYS
An accident, whct might have proved very dsas
trous, occurred on Sunday afternoon last, at West.
minister, Carroll county, Md The particulars, a
We gather them from an eye witness, these -
Ga Saturday last a number of Loco Focos met nj
Westminster To have some speechifSing, &c, and
then TO raise hickory pole. in hooo, of the
cessor," whch they dn,, ISL feet high, with strra-
mers, flags, &c. On Su' day afternoon (the very
next day the heavens frowned upon this nappro
pirate emblem Of the golden spoon candidate apd
blast from a thunder cloud broke il off about IL
feet from The ground, when it fen with terrible
and ominous crash, tuH length to~ards Kinder
La
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
INDIAN KEY ROYED. AND THE IN
HABIIANIS BUfCHERED BY TIE
INDIANSIl

The Charleston Courier Of The 90 h ulf., says:-
Again II becoale, melancholy duty 10 ecOrd The
cold blended butchery If men, women and children.
by The sanguin- oemuol The intelligence at ibis
disastrous occurrence WINS brought To this port
by Captain kEsYoS, Of the shooner Victoria All
we'd at q iarantne Yesterday, from Key West. tie
states that wrecking vessel arrived al X y West,
from Indian X v. 7th INST with a few :" the survi
vofs, who stated that a number of Indians in ,heir
canoes. attacked Indian X ", ON the night Of the
9th inst and after numbering part of the inhHb-
an,s, and FIJI ,g their with plumber, burnt
he whoe settlement, consisting ofaboul 80 house
dwellings and stores.
The Indians remained until noon tie following
day, hen they left for the main. The survivor.
concealed daring this time under harf and
left, immediately after the ludiau, depsited, fo
Key West. Our informant, ,of having CONVERSE
with any &C the survivors, IA unable TO give
more detaied account. IL sfarsd a. Key Wet
that some two or three Of The Inhabitants ui indiar
KY. had made their escane in one Of The Indiat
.anoes. aud arrived at Tea Table Key. ~ he imme
date virni "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03

On the same day, the Wings Of Frankiin county
IN Pennsyivspia. meet as Mercsrsburg. The Wing
star 10 in the sscsndantin Pennsylvans, - she will
sbundanily testify In November.
On the 18th Of September, the sons Of our sister
Maryland win congregase u Hsssrstown, when the
Berkeley Wings will have opportunity Of return
ing the visit, with which she will be honored, on
Thmsdsy next, from Washington county.
On tho 5th Of October, Richmond, our ancient
Metropolis, win be the mastering place Of Can-
yra,on Of Delegates, from every section Of the Old
Dominion. Ais well in Virginia. She is armed
TO the teeth, against her opPressor and eager for
the conflict.
The last and greatest assembIsge will be in Wash
ington on the 9Th Of March, whom countless mol.
iuds will convene 70 witness tho assumption Of the
reins Of Governments BY WILLtAn Hrrxr HARRr.
sox,--the native son Of virginia--ths adopted con
Of Ohio,-to which he will have been called BY the
grateful voice Of his country. Then and there .
new light Of life and hope win dawn upon our Of.
a,cted couHtry; the Patriot band will ground their
weapons, and render ihaaks to the God Of Nations
for the dslverancs Of their beloved land from the
msruls which has eclipsed its glory pros,rated it-
commerce. and threatened poverty and ruin to ito
people.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
From the Charlesiown Fee Press.
MEETING OF THE JUNIOR WHIGS.

Agreeable TO not ice quite considerable nufnper
of the Junior Wings &c Charlestown and us inme-
date neighborhood. assembled at the Court House.
ON Saturday, evening, 22d uimo for the pnrfo'e
of making the necessary arrangements tor giving
Junior Wing Festival near Charlestown-on
motion, Master WILLIAM T. DAuGHERTy was cal
I'D 10 the Chair, aud Master SAMUEL. MOORE al-
pointed Seer .tary.
The meeting being organized. the following reso-
lu,ions we're adopted:
Resoiced. That Stephen Hurst be appointed 70
collect subscriptions to DELAY the expenses OF the
| Festival.
| Pesoiyed, That John James Lock and NERVE
1 ther Thonps IN be committee to raise meats, &c
/ for the occasion.
| Resoiped, That Charles Barrett, Rober, Barrett
aud Wm. Washington be a COMMITTEES TO erect the
Speakers stand, table, &c.
! Resoired, That II Hooper. S. J Moore, and
WIN. T. Daugherty he a committee 70 invite the Jn-
Nor Wings Of J, frson. and the adjoining counties
( Virginia and Maryland
/ Rssolpcd Tha, the committee Of Invitation IN
! vire Masters Harris and Robinson 81 Shepherds
town. Master Edward Scnibley 81 Sharrsburg. ard
Nasers Thomas Sherrer AMI Harvey FaIs,f Mar
,insburp. to be wilh us on the oceasion
| Resolred That thu commute of Invitation in
Vie the Martin.burg Shepherds'own, md ilarpe,s
Ferry Bands. 10 b. with us On the OCCASION
Resolved That The Festival be held on Satar
dsy he ieth Of September.
! Resolred That lie proceedings &C this meeting
he signed by tie Chairman and Secretary, aud pub
li.hed in the Virginia Fee P,ess
! Pesofred, That we now adjourn 10 meet on Sat
urday next, to appoint MarshaI4, Sc.
WM. I. DAUGllERTY,
S. j. moore, Chm
|
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03

The Great Wing Convention IN B,n>er's Hill
at which all New England will be represented,
takes place the ION September. Our illustr,
Gus towusman, Benz 'Inin Watkins Leigh we uu
drrsapd, NJ attend as an invited guest.
On the same day, the Virginia, Tenpessec and
Kentucky Convention takes place al CumbeIla nd
Gap.
The !oth September is the Anniversary of Per
rvs Victory on Ike Erie in 1918, and was doubt.
less chosen with that view.
The September, the day Of the Great Wheel
Ing Gathering, is the Anniversary ofOivcr Crom-
welf- birth death. victory at Worcester NJ d VIVA
no CALI his "crownng mercy" His victor, a, Dan
bar in Scotland. Tyese are amusing condolences
-RichmoRd Hhig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
GEN. HARRISON AND col. JOHNSON.

GEN. HARRISON AND COL. JOHNSON.
We have not room, this week. for very nseres-
ting c.1r-spondenee between Major T. D. CsrneaI
on The one side. and Gen. Harrison and Col. r. NJ.
johnson, on the other. IL grew out Of a speech,
made ., Chilicothe by Col. johnson, and reported
10 the Chilico,he Advertiser. which gave Colonel
Johnson the appearance Of doubling the courage Of
Gen. Harrison, and entertaining ,esprct for him
rs a commanding General. Col. Johnson's rep y
the letter Of Major Carneal. is in the frank spi.
rit Of brave soldier, who disdsins the attempt to
tear the aurels from the brow Of his gallant com
mander, 10 subserve present political purposes. s.
He rerudis'es the idea Of having ever doubted the
courage OF General Harrison, and avows his peIfce,
spprot alton Of every thing done by him, com
manding general in the pursuit Of Proctor and the
battle Of the Thames.
The entire correspondence is on file for nex'
number. 1t will furnish fitting ,ebuke TO those
Who are 30 reckless Of the honor Of their country
and the fame Of her heroes ack the truth oi
military history, in Older to defsme one. whose
Devoted services and brilliant achievements, contri
butte so largely 10 our national glorv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
The Lynchburs Vnsrnian makes the following
remarks, which are 40 judcious as well expressed

The Lynchburs Vmsn,an makes the following
remarks, which are % judicious as well expressed :
We do not believe that the desertion Of ones
party, when thinks that party wrong, is any ev
,dence either Of weakness Of intellect laxity ot
principle. On the contrary wa believe that ,hrre
M act which shows q loft,sr spirit, or which il.
more evncive Of a cool and penetrating judgment.
The cords Of party are not the Lillipu,sn fstter-
which were wound around the lmbs Of the giant OF
Brobdinsg, and which, by HE slightest movement :,
were shown to be % weak a. cobwebs: their links
are of steel, and can never be honestly broken but
by manly and intrepid souls. Hence. except when
change OF party relations il clearly naceable I"
disappointed hopes or TO corrups smbi,ion--and es-
pe cislly hen he who changes can show that his
change has grown out OF MEASURES which bis judy
ment condemns. We honor too much the indie PEN
dcncs and frmness Of the man who dissolves the
strong tie Of party feeling, and de6ss the ierrors OF
party osrscism. to stigmsi,se him q traitor and
a renegade. like Arnold. who sold his country,
which mon like these would hazard every thing to
rrscue from ruin -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Commltiee Of InviiaIh,n appointed a, Il.
late meeting Of The friends of Gsn. HaRs,sa.
the county of Berkeley. take this ocrasiur - Z" =
nouncing 10 the pubic that IN he p-rformnsc. =
tho duty conhded 10 them, tn, y have add, 49,
letters OF invitation 10 many Of our di.tingui.hs5
friends in VIRGIN Mary d, and 10 90 ne i
sslsanis aud New York. requesting their =, "4-
ton Ia the patriotic Object of our Public Fai,;.s,
the 10Th OF Sci tembef; that ieite,s hay- sl.a.
dy been received in reply, from which IN. q NJ !;
tee feel justified IN announcing the exrect.d 49,
ence here, tha. day. oi JAMES BAsR 20
auge. JoHs S Prediction o. Cal ep.,. Joa. -. ~
sEY OF Lpadoun. JoHS Z. kgASApr OF B.I,i,naa.
wv PRlcE ot Hageis'"wn, Dawn HorrsAs az
| THOMAS Y. WALSH OF Baltimore; and ~, 4 =" ~
have TO expect WM c. RIyrs a,d ~
no, less popular and attractive SPEAKERS, frou
answers have not yet been received.
CHAS JAS FAULKNPp
| Nsrtinsbnrg. Sept 3 1910 fha,r~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
HARRISON IN MAINE.

The National lnt-gencer of the 29th ult., say:
The following is an extract of letter from ve-
ry intelligent citizen Of the State OF Maine, whose
information we know is equal to that Of any Other
IN the State; his episions are therefore, much to
be relied upon
Come aud see US carry Msine for Old Tip -
We certainly shall do it in Novemb r, bet the sep
tember election go as it may. uness some OF tn
larger States most Unexpectedly whir from thei'
present positions. consider HARRI-os's election
dependent upon no other contingency than God''
ciHingness 10 let him hpe Mro"gh Tie month q
NorsmbeY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
-
WANG CONVENTIONS.

At the grea, Convention OF the. South western
Wings. at Nashville the l7th Instant, J, is COM
pu,ed tina, twenty five Thousand persons were in at
tendance. At Macon Georgia, the number ranged
from fifteen to twenty thousand. The world has
pcver witnessed such enthusiasm nov snima'e'
the Wings of the Union; and never did ouch en,hu-
sissm in such cause fail Of success.
On the same day of our Festival in Old Berkeley
the glorious tenth of Sep'ember-the anniversary
of the brilliant victory achieved by Perry, the friend
and ally Of Harrison on Lake Efs,ens of thousands
Of gallant Wings will assemble On The battle '0und
of Old Bunker Hill, for the same purpose and ur-
ged by the same patriotic impulses that will animate
the Wings of incompatible Old Berkeley. Several
Orators. whose aid we looked for here. will be in
communion with their brethren Of Massachusetts
sH that occasion
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
HOW GOES The FIGHT"

This question was CIRCULATED TO the spoils party
by Mr.. Van Buren,, through his Defender General,
Amos Kendall. The latter gave his employer the
following satisfactory answer:
The Wings federal az he term. ,hem) are now
July 81 in the condition ofhe French al the crisis
of the battle Of Waterloo. They have spent their
strength in terrific assaults upon The firm ranks OF
Democracy. and now, exhausted with their mighty
efforts, can scarcely he brought to revive The action
But alas, for Van Buren, and hs soothsayer, how
time and experience have falsihrd hi. predictions.
From every quarter where the contest has been
entered into between the Democratic Wings and
The spoils party, "hrm ranxs" of the latter, have
shrunk and shrivelied to the dust like bloated
aud corrupt carcase. drawn from the charEel house
and exposed 10 The action OF the aimos phere. And
is, too. when the mighty ifrls" of the Demo-
cratic Wings had become exhausted" and incapa.
bic Of :" renewing the action " ch being he case
now, where will the Van Buren, Lncufoco ID m,cra-
cy b., when the might, man OF the west--,he hon
est, old weath"T-behten and ~lande,ed aud HIRE.
qui'ed hero Of Tppecanoe takes the f.ld in prrsoni
The squandeIed forty millions of dollars--the
Standing Army of two hundred thousand lceches.
who are fastened upon and draw rheir susrenance
the life blood Of the pubc-frnm the national tte,-
sury-all these could not lh.m from the indis-
nsnt robuke they have and will yet receive Il ON The
fresmen of the land. who have resolved, and are
able and disposed To take care Of their own liber-
ties, and will no longer serve a master
" How goes the fight" forsoo,h; now mas aoSE
THE FlGHri Ask the noble freem.n If M. South.
and West. and the North. who have been engaged
in that fight, and their answer il At hand Hav.
they not already answered the question: Butt
has been neiiher pleasing nor satisfactory 10 The
master or the slave.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
GEN. JACKSON AND MR Clay.


The Nashville Union, Of the 18th OF August, has
communication. under the proper align manual Of
" Andrec Jackson" which cannot fail, most deep
y, to mortfy all who have for his fame. IL
is very impo,ent TRADE Of vulgar abnso. manifest
ing bad heart chafed temper, and an imbecile
intellect
1t seems that Mr.. Clay, in his address, ut the
great Southwestern Harrison Convention, At Nash
vile, criticized the appointment office. by Presi
merit jackson. Of Mr. Livingston. Of Louisiana, who
was a notorious public defaulter to the amount OF
one hundred thousand dollars; also, Of Mr.. Swart.
won't, as collector of the port of New York, who
had been notoriousy regarded as participant, To
some extent in Buirs conspiracy. MIR Clay argued
that these appointments, being manifest departures
from the rule which had guided all our Republican
Presidents in comforting Office afforded pernicious
example. and was a virtual proclaim ton to all
who were might be defaulters, that their a6d.l'.
w. in public trust, constituted no nsuperabe bar
rier promotion one Of the highest Offices in the
Government" This was the offence that called
forth the letter have alluded to, from an En-. Pre-
sident of this great Republic.
Mr.. Clay replies to ths accusation in q manly
tone of 6rmness and dignity, abundsntly ju,tfying
his own position and commiserating the mslevo-
lence that induced the attack.
Both communications will appear in our next pa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
TnE FESTIVAL.

Extract Of letter from Gov. BARBOUR 10 one
of the Committee Of Invitation for the Wing Fes-
tivai, dated
BARDouRsviLLE. August 23,h, 1910.
al am anxious 10 meet you az requested
and hops | shalt be able to do so.-Npthing but
physical inability will prevent it. MIR PgspLETos
/. with me- and promises 60 with me-"
From the following extract, which We take the
liberty TO make from the reply Of a gentleman
in Frederick the Committee Of Invitation. to our
Festival. hink may anticipate q glorious
turn out from Old Frederick;
There is who feels more sensibly than
do. the obligations of the opposition party in Frede-
rick TO their Wing friends in Berkeley. when the
ball was started in county at the Rives Festival.
That ball received glorious impulse from our
Berkeley friends. took the OCCASION a, tina, time
10 ex press the sent ment the Chairman Of your
COMMITTEES, and the sentiment abides With mo to
this moment, with stronger and stronger smo.
ton of gratitude, as the snimsting and triumphant
cheers OF our brethren waited TO us from the
South and West"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03

WING STATE CONVENTION AT RICH
MOND, ON OCTOBER fiF fiji,
III. LIN. m. arL. ch Gnn IlRR LN(lN nnined kLe


The day on Uh,ch Gen HARRISON gained the
BATTLE OF HE lHANESt
This Convention has been lhousn at es-ary by
the Wing. Ut the centre, last and glorious gem
eral rally OF the parry previous to the final conflict
IN November. In sprlt-stirIng address which
appears IN our paper to-day they renew their nvl-
Iation and their invocation 10 thar Wing brethren
throughout Virginia to come and them thai
day. in dozens, but in masses--no to dei6erafe
for want no dehberaton nov but To witness
the glorious enthusiasm which nuimates US al The
centre, catch the generous con,agion, II They have
not already imbibed II, 10 spread throughout the
isad. and with it the determination to conqaer, a.
ell IA the conviction that we shnli conquer, and TO
hear from the lips OF sages aud pa,iiot, the grave
and imminent causes which now demand OF ali true
Republicans to tiik, for their country's liberty,
i've bondsnpn themselves, and transmit the degId-
ding legacy TO their sons We call upon the "higs
and we. who, for many years, have tatIch
again. Federal usuI patton, with weak arm indie ed
but with spirit that Il, grd, have some right
call upon tho Wings OF Vi-ginaro come, and ON the
5,h October, put the finishing hand To the prepare.
tons and order of BATTLE which will secure the
Wing cause a brilliant victory in November.
Set the ladies' TO work. Their zeal only needs
tho suggestion, for, thank Heaven, they are all
Wings. and the cause never yet failed which they
favored. Come with y,,ur flags AID inscriptions
Let our misguided rulers read upon Them hat the
People think, what they want, and what they will
hayet
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
AxIxcAs EsTKRpRizr Under thi. head i,

AMIKIcAs EsTKRpRizE Under this head, i, is
stated in the Harrisburg Keystone, that a contract
has been closed between an agent of the Emperor
Of Russis, and Mr.. William Norris, of Phllade
phia, in virtue of which the latter 10 furnish troo
hundred Locomotive Engines. within the coming
live yea,s-fouy engines to be delivered each year
for which the Emperor is to pa. 81 400, 600
these engines. it is said, principally run or
the 3; esi Rsil Road in course of construction
bet cen Petersburg and Moscow. This, if correct,
" reported in the Keystone. is an important bust.
ness transaction; and, ~ that paper remarks, is
another aud most conclusive proof that The nge-
nuuy. skill. and enterprise Of our coun,rymen, in
fair trial. fully equal to that of any and every
other people, and that whenever and wherever
American mechanics come in competition with
equal advantages with others. they are likely to
come Of yctors. Bali Pet.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
70 THE PEOPLE OF BERKELEY COUNTY.

At a large and r.spectsblr meeting of the Wing
party, il was resolved that The epsy memorable l0h
day Of September should DO celebrated this
plAc. in manner worthy Of The occasion, and wur
thy Of the County of BxRgALEY. The ground has
been selected in besuiifuI grove about half mile
north Of town--seats will be provded--music ha.
been engas ed-- sufficient sums will DO literally
uibued 10 furnish every thing proper for the plain
republican repast which viii be spread before YOU
the most popular and attractive Speakers have
been invited from Maryland. Pennsylvania, and
Virginia; from many Of whom haye already the
promise Of their presence, and think may,
without tho fear Of disappointment. promise you
day reple,e with distraction, qualification, and
fionat enjoyment.
Is there " Hi6 In Berkeley who would be alb
sent day like thisf-a day that is destined
10 be remembered long a single spectator
shall survived We car aot-we scH not believe
IT, Dismiss then from your minds fer few hours.
ye PArRioric Who's, the of your farms, your
Offices, your mills, and your work shops, and hear
from the lips Of eloquence and experiences what
suffering and bleeding country has 10 tell you of the
wrongs which shs has sustained.
Will our Van BuRes friends hesitate 10 accept
the cordial invitation which we extend to them to
come and hear why il is that We cannot th them
suppor, an Administration from whose policy we
believe
nnumerable woe, have sprunsi"
We invite them ia the spirit os brethren--seeking
common ohject-the common good of our belo-
we'd country. We desire that they should know the
reasons and the grounds Of our opposition to the
present Administration of the Federal GOVERN
nent; that they should hear from those who have
long bauled in the front ranks of the Republican
party-aye, and in times which tried the patriotism
OF public men-why Virginia and the South onght
cot should not, and WILL not support MARTIN
Var BUREN, we wish them TO hear the true results
Of bis policy-the fearful Consequences Of his
utive recommendation examined, dissecied, expo
sed to the scrutiny of q searching aualyss.-Above
ALL we desire to make them better acquainted with
that rcviled. abused. persccu,cd and illuminated
SoLDlER and STATESMAN, upon whom. NOW, as in
1919, the hopes Of suffering and bleeding country
hang.
To one and ALTO men Of ALL parties--to men
OF NO party, if such there b--we say CoAE!!
CoaE!. HEAR Us FOR OUR cAUsE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03
F,om the Baltimore AMERICAN.
UNION OE TIE L'ANADAS.

The Bill for uniting the twd Provinces has pass
ed the Brush Parliament, and published in the
Gu bee G,zette Among the provisions of hi,
hct, are tho following: G nernor Gen raj Is To be-
appcir'cd 10y the Crown, With a salary uf 81 ,Ou0
aud Lieutenant Governor with salary oi + | 900
Ire aggregate salaries on the civil list amount To
t75 900, including Judges, Attorneys. Secretaries,
inspectors, Executive Council &c. The Legisla-
tife will consist, as heretofore, of Council and
House ot Assembly The only change being tiiai
one l. gisature Will have Jurisdiction over both
Provinces. The members Of the Cnuncii are al,.
pointed 10y the Crown; the House Is elected b., the
people. property qualification is requisite 4"
constitute voter; is ia sbe To IA seat in
the House unless hs possessed of freehold es
tate # The value of 600 over and above a chat
ge~ and membrane, ;. The Governor Gen.ral ha.
the power 10 veto my acr If The Legislature; ary
art passed ty the Legislature, and approved bv tie
Il 'vrinor, lis TO ne transmitted to Eng,apd subi-c'
~ the iusprc.ion of he QIren, and may he vetoed
Al aAs i'm" within ',vo YEAR..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-03

t. New Ynfk S'at,. " nag Convention was he d
al Uica on the l2th ult, aud attended b, an
i umsnse co course IF people Tie Albany jour
uA states that the procession was five miles long.
Among the speakers the Hon. n. y. Tat.
madge, the Hon. Mr.. Sranl,. of North Carolina,
'iram Ktchom. Esq ,'f Nv York. At I'd K-t
'sv Eco Of OHIO, sn'r OF D mol Webster q IN
"nis. aud the lion. Mc Suu'hard OF Nov JefseY.
The Convention unanimously nom mated & wee
nor Seward and Lieut.. Gov, BrHdI-h. for re-el.c-
lion. The ticket 6 Elect"r, for President ~ VIC
President vas also unanimously uonnatrd-phs
Hon j. Burt of Orange, venerable soldier staie.-
man and Parii who WAS J. # "a ,nlau EI.ctor al
p,es;drnt in 1900. and Gen. Peter y Porter 81
Erie. Who fous hl with lions heart md coutage
AT Chippewa and Font E,re-beins At ,s head.