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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05
hUNEBTA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1s4O.
NuRsber 10.

tunity Of ascertsining what reinforcements
were marching out, that he might be assur-
ed of the safety of Detroit during his ab-
sence. Satisfied Of this, he left Fort Meigs
with force Of at least 5000 indians inclu-
ded) in tutherance of the grand objects of
the expedition. On reaching the p0iht of
crossing, at the entrance of Sandusky bar,
his Indian force refused to 90 further on the
lake, without first taking TIE scalps and
plunder at Fort Sandusky' General Proc
tor, from his own written statement, (now
in your hands, unwilingly INDUCED them:
An attack was made--it failsd--and wifi
heavy loss. The Indians deserted 10 man
and thus an expedition, originally well
planned, and fraught with deadly eonse-
quences to our cause, was completely de-
teated by force of $50 men, of whom no
thing was expected, and for whom nothing
further in praise has been offered than was
extracted from McAfee's History Of the
War in the West.
Respectfully, G. CROGHAN.
Gen. w. H. HARRISON,
Cincinnati, Ohioj
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05
From the Pennsylvania.

We have some knowledge of political
struggles, yet we remember none which
have been marked by the peculiar charac-
terlstics OF the present. The democratic
party presents the same front and avows
the same principles that secured its triumph
more than forty years ago. These princi-
pies are precisely those, which during all
that time entitled it TO the fierce hate and
unmeasured denunciations Of any and of all
the fragments of opposition that happened
to be floating upon the political ocean,
They are few, but they are vital TO the sys-
TEN under which we live. The surrender
or overthrow Of any Of them--would bring
with ia thorough and radical change in
the distinctive features of our Government.
While their ascendancy is complete, the
substance as we'll as the forms of freedom
remains. The moment they cease to con-
troll the destines of the cOuntry--the coun-
try would be converted into an oligarchy or
something equally as bad, and as antI-Re-
publican.
We have said that these principles were
few--but vital. They are as we under
stand then-a strict construction Of the
constitution Of The United States--state-
rights in their fair extent-no national i'm
provemeEts without the consen: Of the
states--equal rights and to secure those
suffrage only limited by birth,age residence,
and taxation-the right of instruction--in
the people and by the people--who are the
fountain Of all power.
Now the opposition which is combina-
ton of the worst elements, for the worst
purposes-in other words a temporary and
accidental confederacy to affect an anti-Re-
publican 0bject--Ayows NO Principles
bat deny and denounces all these. They
have contended, and if clothed with power,
would contend again for the doctrine of
impliGaton-in other words for the right of
altering the constitution to suit their purpO.
ses.
They are the enemies of state rights
and particularly of the right of suffrage,
which they have always endeavored to
narrow down to a aprOpeny stGadard.-
They treat the doctrines Of the right Of in
strucIion with the utmost contempt, and
thus place the representative above The con-
Stituent. They give the agent not only the
power of the principaI-bat more.
The people in the approaching election
have therefore to choose between set Of
democratic republican principles which Sc
cure their dignity and freedom, and the
wild anti-republican notions of an opposi-
ion compounded OF all parties, and possess
ng the merits Of meme. We await the re-
suit in confidence The opposition are full
IF hoPe-let them enjoy the pleasing delu-.
usions' Their dream will be short. They
hurry on
Regardless Of the sweeping whirlwinds away,
That hushed in grim repOse, expects its evening
prey.
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and ItCentyJiUe cents for eUery su6Se-
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LETI,ERS addressed on business, must
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,A5sent Mipdness. The last case Of this
kind that has come to our notice, is the
unfortunate belief Of the Wings, that Indi-
ana and Kentucky are the tOhoIe Union, and
elect the President Of the United States
"solitary and alone" We predict they
will recover from the illusion about the 4Ih
of March ls4l, when MARTIN delivers his
second insugural address--perhaPs sooner.
MagieiWl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-09-05

People are much more liberal with their
advice to editors than with their money. .Ad-
vice costs nothing. Money is money
Editors can have an abundance of advice
gratis. Subscriptions would be much more
acceptable, and by no means so annoying.
A little less Of the former and a considerable
more of the latter would moi come amiss in
these hard times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18

swelling the right hip which subsequently broke ~
three paces.My lower limbs were much swelled, ana
had continued fever which seemed would soon destroy
me. My hopes nearly blasted till began Dr. H.
treatments aud from the duy took his medicines, date
the ouy time my whole sickness, that thought was
better. | am fully satisfied that If had continued We
Mineral Practices should have been numbered ere tils
with the dead | gained rapidly in restoring my heah
amer taking the medicine few weeks and was cured o
the disease about four months after taking his medicines
sincerely hope all who similarly afflicted VIII Try thls
Mode Of Practce, and believe that no one would have
cause to regret it, RUTH AVERY.
Shcrburnc, August 22, 1887.
This ccrtilies that the subscribers, ncghhors AM
friends of Mrs Avery concur in the above certificate al
we recommend the of these medicines from know
edge OF them, in Of various discusses which occurred ~
our nCighbOrhOOd and vicinity.
SHERnuRNE.-JCremiah Avery, Charles Shcdd, Malind
w. shcdd, Roswell Adams, Mary Adams, John Eastman,
Louisa Eastman Louisa Eastman I'd, Zilpha Fuller, Ann.
Fuller Lois Fuller Mary Hasten, Nathan Tal lor Mar
Taylor, II. Estabrooks, jr. Dorcns ES'abrooks.
PIrrsFIELD-John Fuller, seth Gibbs, Caroline Gibbs
srocHnRlDGE.-Cap A. Perkins, Maj, o. Perkins, Arm-
ney Abbott, Col o. Durkee, o. r. Helchcr
BETHEL-CHpt, :. Marks, Capt !, Burbank
The following medicines prepared upon an expe'-
mental knowledge Of their ecacy no one can nse mon
ticle
Ferer Drops-or opening the pores of the skin and cos-
ing pcrspiratlon il ievers, colds, &c.
Syrup far dysentery.Ths is one of the hest menl'hts
for the summer plants al children, before te pub
lie, well rs for the inflammation and stomach
heartburn nauSa and vomiting sickness, cholera h'ubus,
dc. Price % cents.
Cough Drops-ior Group rattles of children asthma
phthslc, colds, coughs, consumption" Wh"oPhs '"uS" at
fr!ce - cents A., ,,,. , =,
urinary canals. Price 81 Ia cents
h"'"".t'c L,,I'" at '"i '''' i"
"',uS'N, W. Nv 81 ~ '"'o' - h,a m
h"'h "ot-". "''''s' '''' ''''' ''' ''i '''''
&C, rice - GUNS, ~ ~
HW b'"'"'h i'' - ' ''.,' ,.t;r,, I,
;i"H-"HN'P'o i","-I"' ",l,".' , p.i r. '
"',"'' '.'"'' '' W, 'pl''u''' =" i ~ ,h L,I 49, 4
o"fh@M'n"G fiHS'''-,"l NN VI In, ~, ~, i
u'S' Ta'nS ~ we sun, o''m NJ NV '' Wv " Wv
S'' n u. 'no",,"l', ~ ~" ", -, I',i noio ,, no.,
h'S,n'wt', 'D n, ''7''' "' '''
"o,1'I"s N, 90 aI =, - , ' ic ,tt,ooa 4, 81, 40
1nFo"o, oy'W f""ut'N-'" P"'y we "'"o' J." w va
Nts o' trup,i"' " We shit S',"."', N"'p '"'
Gus, Nr"c'a nihii nNcr conP'n'i "o ,uo ~ ,'h'H'
fN'W'h"y h"S""-lor Coughs anu 'o'S"'"P"""' &C.
rrcc 90 cents ,,,
, CP,Hff ohW-ior hoi!P'S' ca'"r'"' "'""'' "'' W.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18
TO TIL BALD ALADED

Does amy know neighbOr or friend who has been
Bald ana whose head Is now covered with line hair p
One whose coat collar covered with dandruf though
brushed every hQr-whjch has vanished entirely
Or one whose hair at early age We're turning grey, wht
now his not grey hair Children whose heads were
cred with scul-whOse hair would not grow, that ar,
now growing the fullest crops of hair Some cases mus
he known to most PERSONS Ask them the cause, and yot
VIII be told these things have been by the Use of thu
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of2O years growth is this art
Gle, lis demand increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered opposed by any thing l0
the same purpose, now assuicd by almost numberless
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair If used
to any extent Can more than these facts be wantcd-re
fer To the recommendations by list of names Of respects
by, unequaed 10y any othcrartice Look to these hngs
by this article STAY and preserve your hair by its use,
Il bald restore it, Ladies', attend to hs-hundrcds " fash
iohablc life are using II as the only ariccreay lit for the
toilet. Long hair is very apt to full out Ladies, tho
Balm of Columbia in time Ia yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect Of your PERSONS
1t your duty moralist to preserve the beauties Of
nature, with which bOnntilu Creator has endowed sou
-use the Balm, for il VIII do it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18

happiness could never be recdlled-lost opportu-
mites could never be recovered-Amea S heart
was crushed and by her own folly,
To describe the feelings of the ardent aud high
soued Ludlow when he heard the heartess chal-
lenge of Amelia, is mpossibe-it tore from his
intellectual vision The mask which had concealed
the truth. Could she whom he had so deyoedly
loved, could she so lightly sport with his feelings
and his life, while he would have shielded her from
even Il moments pain
Leaving (Which had been merely tempo
rary home, he travelled SOUTH and est blished him.
seIfi one of the cities, married beautiful girl and
rose up to enlinence in his profession And where
was Amelia 1t were in vain to say she had not
suffered the penalty of her folly--wounded alice
lion and pride had long deprived her of peace
She married, but the heart had little to do with
the connection, and often did the faults and pee
vshness of her husband, lead her to depIore, with
The bteesl feeling of self reproach the fatal act by
which she had sacrificed her happiness and peace
of mind
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18

| ON md after Wednesday, April /, slO, he passenger
Otmns on this road will run as follows Leave the Depo
Of the Lowell Road, in Boston, at and II A. NJ, and ana
, IL L. VI.
Leave Lowell at ii A. NJ, la ii NJ ii and II
p M or immediately on the arrival Of the from loS
ton.
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug, n. Chelmsford
and Mddesc\.
All baggage at the risk of the owners.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents; from Nashua tC
Boston, Sl,IU,
On arrival of the cnrs ut Nashua stngcs leave any
part of Niwampslire Vermont New. York aud C0nadn
via tmoskcag, Concord, keeme, Curlcsown n. Ill., Wind
Sur and Bruttlcbor0ugli, VI.
hooks are kept the stage Offices, Nos, and II Elm
Street whore he secured in any of the coaches
and correct information obtained respecting any Of the fol-
lowing routes.
Far Wymouth Gui'SbqN, ynd SiGnsirat, daily, O'Clock
cars from BUstoya Amoskeag, Concord, PlymOuth lst
day, to layrrh ST. JoSnsbury, Derby to StaStcud, L. G.
Far hrCHc, BrGtiitbDrOu@h IT,, ihGHy, ami Saratoga
" L., daily o'clock from Boston, via Walrolr, Bel
owsfas and Bratcborough LIST day, to Bennington, Al
ANY, and Saratoga ID day.
far Mcrcdth iRage " H., o'clock cars from Boston,
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday! Via Concord Gmantun,
Factory Village, same day day.
FOr BgriiHgtOH, ,dulN, by aud ~ O'Clock from
Boston, via Concord list day Hanover, n H. to Montpelier
"a day, to Burlington. VI, Sd dizzy, ut noon.
for Wnnp anu Nor Lo"don, dWiy, Nonpciisr nd
!griiHrt0H a. by O'Clock from Boston, Monday,
Wrdncsdn, and Friday, via llopkmt0n, New London, 10
lodge LIST nghD anoycruud Monpccr2d day, and Burlng
ton I'd day, ut noon.
For uhr,m.H NoHipcIisr rat Rurlin~ton ~, by o..
clock from Boston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
via lranccstuwn CarcuOn LIST day; TUESDAY, Thursday
aud Saturday, VIA llcnnkcr Newport To tmrcmOnt LIST day
Windsor WuustOCk ROyaliun Mont elier I'd day, Bur
liugtOn ID dny Al IOOn,
Iorc,t Lh,-Chqricoiop, " II. chester ~. Ajqny amt
Sqr0iOg0 " Y. by O'clock cars from Boston, via Han
cock, Charr,'Own n H. to Chester, W. LIST day, Munccs-
ter Arlington, Albany and Saratoga, I'd day =. VI. At
Chester this line mtcrsrrt Stages for Ludlow, Mount Holly,
Mtldebury aud Burlington, Vt.
For imOykrdg, MunChCStcr amt Concord, .iccOmmOdu-
ti0n stare, daily by o'clock from BOSTON, Return
ing 10 meet the at Nn>huu nj 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18
ASK, INQUIR E--ASK THOSE WHO
KNOW

| Those only who know hy trial or immediate observation
can form ANY idea ol the effect, ui the P,rjcci rC of III,
almost charnhc cures effected in Of the PlLE'
RnEt M,rISM All SwELLiNGs, AND All EXTERNAL
PAINS no matter how severe, 10y the Use Of HAYS lini
mtni Find one who has used 1t that VIII not aud 1t above
Hll things ever used, and you Will lnd-Nht cannot he
/ found.
For the relief suffering human beings who may be a
llrtcd lbtg You tn ushHsh nj these who hhow-sk the
Non LfHEptoNkiIN. u. :. Julgrn that district, re-
siding near Auhrrn; ask MATTHEW j. MNRER, ESQ, y
thcnN, ~ w.. nSk Gen. DER GREEN, late oi Washing
ton cl each oi those gentlemen know nj eases uhc"hlr-
hbl, 10y all other remedies ply >canS, though urea "r
many Yeas that have brcn cured hy NJ the genuine
HAYS LiNENT Thousand, ul other persons known sni-
mar cures We appeal to Their sense ct J'cc-ihelr h-
man FEELINGS
II Is but duty YOU to suffering fellow hchg
10 let hi, greet renird, he known Sp,1l hcH IN al
your fri,Hds. This will save much pan where the news
papers not read where readers are incrculos be-
cause 80 many worthless articles advertised for the
same purpose 10 buyers say, fn who have used il
DO not say is boy ond all prsr then do not fake 1t
The proprietor will not allow this article tn he paid for
unless II cures when all The directions are hly followed
bW any one sUB'rmgrcfsc nor 10 try it, Hhc docs
he oHgh 10 BE- Pnicd more for his ob'iiHacy than his
sgH'riHg
Mr. HAYS wond never consent offer this article
he noicompclrl 10y his sense of moral OF religious duty
80 do all in his power Tor victim, oidstr,' and MISERY,
For this purpose he would sooner devote Fortunes Than
secure dollar for an, worthless article.
LOOK OtT.-Somo Swindiers haiF coHnfortst'd ms
ari'ei' amt put Il mp rim rGrioDs d',ic,'. ID" NOT be
name OfCOMSrOCk 4 Co.. That name must be WunyS
on me "rappsr, YOU are cheated Do not forget it.
Take this direction with yOn and by that, never
hu, for 1t is impossible for any ohcrio he true or
genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by CoysToCK& co. 2 Fletcher-strcet, y. Y.
IOOK OUT!
"Crpfion" IL he Parent Of Sdfiy.
An attack Of the pliEs NAV be positively prevented by
using when the rrcmunOry symptoms, ltD the cclc-
bratrd HAYS IINlNENT. There are more than one
hundred pCoTlcin this city, and In the United States
immense number who have suffered beyond endurance h,
this dreadful complaint, who keep themselves who'll, free
from attacks b, applying this Eminent when lhcy feel ANY
symptoms Of it, apprUach U this there most perfect
proof
~ None Genuine without the name of CnvsrocKN Coz
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold NJ NJ. ? Flrtclcr-strcct, y. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VT, by
Sly +. HUTCHINSON. ia.
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LOOK Ar THIS !

fE'lE subscriber respectfully beg, leave to inform the pub
lie HAT he has purchased the stock W trade u T. g. a
CD. ttAMHIRilN, which he now offer, IN the pub
ne NJ tie siurc formerly orcupicd bN RuH Richmond
cnnsst In part Of English, freuCh aud American prints
alrcs, printed lawns muslin de mlis, gro Gc Swiss
.tu tc Nalc, silk rich bonnet ribbons and other bonnet
trimmings. huscrl and gloves. also guuI assortment
bra cloths, cas~Urcs and yesng, nnd complete rs
snrtnt' I" trimmings for clo'S-alsu. cutler, hard ware,
w ]. Goods crochcry and glass ware paint, OILS and d, e
sls Boston Nails fish, salt window eis> besides ~ good
m assortment of LIQtOEs can be ouEd IN any cUun.
try store.
Al OF whrh Willie sold cheap for cash. GOOD barter or
short approved credit lie would here tuhctbClhert,
Ia Ia the public that he has STOCK ol odd goods on
hand which Coz, twenty ave tn iory per cct more than
the article We obtained for now. This stock all
new and suited to the >tu>uu Ne can. aud will sell u
cheap can be- purchased IN Windsor County,
share Of public patronage j. rSpecl, solicited.
SIMEON &. CiiAMbERLlN.
Barnard August lalO I-M
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18
JAMES MORRISON. THE HYGEIsT.

vU7IIE True and Genuine MORlSON'S PILLS, OR Hyt
u VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mate at the
iSh CONcgc of WtGiH, LOHdOH. Which have by their
rayc powers and intrinsic worth, won the COnidcl
IN enlightened Public, and although opposed By the
Body of ~ ysicuns in Europe, and in other Nations
overspreAd the Globe that at this time, this Celebr
VEGETABLE Medicine. is called for and to be hn
every Civilized Country on the GlObe.-lt Is sold in J.
ages of $ 100 $500 aud $500.
THE TEST OF GENUINENESS.
Every Package sold in the state of Vermont and in I'd
bordering IN Lake Champaign in the state of New VI
will be signed in writing by PANGBORN a BRI
MAID, JEWELLERS or UuRLISGTON, VERMONT, who
State Agents. And also signed by the Sub-Agcnts sci
them. SOLD BY
JAMES II. MI RDOCK, Woodstock, VI
VIM. T.. Greene, Ncrccnncs Jonathan Ilngor, Mid
bury ]. Frost n Co., BrdpOrt Kent Wright, ShorclI
jas, Hull, Orwell; Ira Button; Brandon; Hiram l..
ncy, Rutland W. =, Reynolds, Factory Point, Nal
cStcri VI. NJ Scott, Remington; J. Strenc, Bratlcb
VI. :. Hurklund, Fellows Falls; \. e. Goddard, Wind
Jcs. H. MurdoCk, Woodstock; Joel Day, RoyatOn; I'd
Grow Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier; Jno. KClI
Danyillc; T.. =. Walton Sons Montpelier; Jones II
stlohn,burl VIM Pierce, Lyndon Geo, l.. Waner,J{
sons :. T.. NURSE, Crnitsbury; :. Lyman, Craitsb{
suhn kcum, lrushnreh; T.. Cleveland, Coventry Il
W. BAXTER, Derby Line; Ed, Lyman, North ferrisbu
AmnSu Paine, Lowoll Otis l." Krtnn, Montgomery; n
Keith, sheldon; David Lyman, II. Adams MAYNARD
der Murinh \. V; e.. u. Hatch, WcStr0rt. \. Y; Il
"A, BOynton, E,,CN, y. V; Alfred linrwell, kceseNI
\. Y: X tultrll, Plntt>burgC, \. W Geo. Severed
Cda2y, y, Y, L. johnson ~ Son, Whitehall, \.
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, IiNGElST.
81, broadway \. VI
United States Agent for the British College of He
London. III
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DNRJ\G ERAID.
CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRlDGES BALM OF CO.
LiMnIA for the Hair, and HAYS LIN1MENT for The
Piles Nc., have been extensively COuntcriccd ThOst
wanting these preparations Will please away writc when
ordering from ANY other house for COmSi0ch'S GricicS
The true articles have that signature always
the wrapper, aud vendors will remember that, when
dCring, the limitations exposed in nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country that they could not
be sold, should they be 50 unfortunate rs to get them.
Our friends throughout the Union requested Ia give
immediate notice, by letter should Of the counter.
irils appear in their respective places Respectfully,
COMSTOCk ~ co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher 81. \. Y,
For sale in Woodstock Ntby
Sly 4, HUTCHINSON Jr
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RE.npENEn RE.npEnEn.

FNS'E subscriber respectful informs his friend, in IN,
Village of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop over the store Ut 7. Hutchinson Ir ntr, orr
pied b' James VI Fisher. tailurs shop where he in
tends to carry IN the above business in an the various
branches. lie also returns h thanks Ia the citizens for
the past dvur> that they have bestowed upou HIM aud he
h"'rs they viii continue the Patronage ~ usual
h. VIII warrant All garment. made ~ in his shop u III
csioIcrs-and viii Hlwas he found 10 his >hnp rtndy 20
wait ~ al VII" ma fiyor hun with their ctstnn,.
y. ". Parcul- attention paid tc cutting Tor others 10
make mp. All work ccuted with ncat e~- ard d ,,nch
IiENRNC. TAFT.
Woodstock, June H. lSi0 7-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-18

\ WORKINCMAN's APPEAL.


Revolving years st speed their course AWAY
And man still tramplcs oil his fellow clay,
Throughout the world the people cry in pain,
Strong are they bound in slaycry's CALLING chain
Tos long their dearest rights have been bctra,ed
Too long have tyrant's iron scep,rcs swayd;
SIN are they kcptin superstilious awe,
BY drones with money, by the aid Of law,
Yea, thousands of the lab'rng rnce Of msn,
grom year to wear, since early time began,
Have spent their days in soryle toll and pain,
And all their Iabo's been the rich mans gain.
The poor mans hands rear up the palace wall,
his skill and toll bedcck the spacious halli
Yet hFdly knows he where to lay his head,
His home n hovel, and the straw HIS bed
He makes fine clothing, with its glossy hue,
20 deck the persons Of the lordly few;
Yet, for himself, Il coat can scarce obtain,
He tolls severely, but lie tolls in vain
What makes this difference in the social state?
Are all things govcrnd by DEGREES of fate?
Why should the lab'rcr, who prepares the feast,
Partake of none or yet pUrtakc the least!
Because your laws, your country's laws, are wronsi
They help the mighty, and assist the strongi
TO him who hath much wealth, they give him morci
The poor they make yet poorer than bclore
Bank charters nre to help the monster wealth;
Increase the influence Of his giant self,
Militia laws compel the poor To fight
Vor those who rob then Of their Unborn right
The lavs!rsfo form the laws ye workngmen
Then willyou have your rights ind not til them
Let not acsumulators make for YOU
Their unjg.t laws, to beneh! the few.
Then "ONwARDn be the word until we zee
Gas laws made equal and mankind made free,
asnsnher tits the laws that y0u must sean,
Ara VI they based upon the rights Of man.
EQUAL RIGHTS.