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DAVID WHITEHEAD.
NEw York, April 90, Is4a.


Observation-Disclosures he considered unnecessary for me
TO adi another proof Justly deserved caeIy OF Won, ,I
uaOe preparations OF Sarsapara my fellow
men Ieel bound To proclaim the flctS-Fr0m being most helm
less cripple, with disease lower extremties WHICH
over he legs nSicp and feet distressing
lille almost miserable qde and entirely Inv
the use of your sarlparl was unable TO
shoe and the right foot ahd very much swollen
winch At times discharged with
violent itching and burning sensations deprive me OF all
gave up IN despair and supposed
but nearing OF great made by Saapaa
make another effort TO regain my hea-and now under the
blessing of kind Providence am well Win
feelings oil gratitude 10 and tankfneSs gver all
good for thus blessing means
JAMES MCCONNELL, No. 469 Greenwich 81.
This - to certify that T. James Mcdonnell me and
hied his foot and leg aud stated eleven
ties OF Sands Sarsapan perfect effected Win
feelings OF The warne gratitude Messrs being
strunenal under Divine Providence and restoring him IN
heah' requests me 10 give this certificate RIO. JONES,
Alderman 5th Ward of CITY Of New York
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mEssRs SANDS SARs all the
human frame subject frequent distress
ing tan cuianeos disorders scroflous hrrtar
ana the salt Theum and similar handed down from b.
ehs 10 ehiren through
eciion not only exceedingly and ANNOYING IN
selves but have hitherto been ncuabc. and mode
OF treatment It Is true have alleviate and seemingly
suppress hen but IN eappea after
larh cure and rage with violence
boeoir prepared To subject the pCCnsion sands Sar7pa
N 10 severe scTtny We have carefully
claims oi The popncto and ready endorse their state
Inc e1cy OF the Sarsapa prepared by Aessrs
n " proved by satisfactory the no
cases are recorded in which has radical cure Of pa
uehIs who have suffered alienation Of their mis-
cry me medicine - prepared by elaborate process
by which The curative properties Sars1parl are extracted
anu hNed ana these are then strengthened and combined
mixture with other efficient The discovery Will be Ia
ed by thousands IN all the large Union.
sands sarsaP7ru1 VIII also permanently cure
eases having their origin impure and depra
Neu coniton ~ the general constitution,
IN ats various forms rheumatism, obstinate euiptons
bochc bhes pinpcs pustules chronic sore
eyes Tngwoun or letter scah head enlargement pain Of
the bones and joints stubborn syphc symptoms diseases
arising from inudicious mercury female arrangements
and other similar complaints.
The public respectfully remember that tits Sands
Sarsapara that has and constantly achieving such remarkable
cures OF e most dihcut class Of diseases human
frame subject and ask for Sands take no other
Prepared and sold at wholesale for pportaon by
~ Vs. Sands Co. No ga broadway Granite BuiIdnrs corner
out the United States Pnce 81 bottle
NorE-Ihe original documents may by calling az our
store. No. ga broadway.
ALEXANDER DUvAI. h 60.
Arcns by special appointment proprctors for Richmond
III" 'ciniy' fc f-iifSclaf
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrrHs OF SYSTEMATICALLY City subscribers s. 90 M,
and Tor shorter period sent -y mail sopayabL In
all cases, in advance
ADvrRrsSo-for neen lines Tor es one insertion rs cent.
TWO insertions VI i2i three insertions ~ so every succeed
ing insertion 81 cents.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements noted ON the
MS they VIII be be- soppe and
Cd accordingly D- Orders to stop must ao be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 30 lines ana I'm ,,
proportion for advertisements Of lengt and $40 m
lines; except Aneoneers and Lottery dealers who ar. charged
600, papcr ineiudcd)
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From the Neio Jersey Journal AprH D. lsi3
SANDS'S sARSAPARILLA.-The letter Of Mr. D,vti White
au OF ' town. furnishes undoubied testimony OF the value Of
t medicine Mr. w has been great sufferer for man, ve,s
~ i Wen known To most Of citzensis highly rspabI.
man-and his statement fully credit The bep.f me-
ing. " 'N'''"''
ELih'hErrrowS, NEw JERsry, April L. Ist3
WIN the most heartfelt gratitude tins method Of stat
ing TO YOU land wish were wo the -rcat benefit
ueINed from The u" OF your Sarlpaa could have Ind
IL I'VE years as" confidently believe now b. well
man nave been afflicted with
OF twenty years which has spread from thai time mn
10 wnn some two or three months;
huol more rapid within the last years. Durin. that pero
nave made Visa 81 various remedies Ab,t
I'VE years ago put myself under the celebrated
W. dawson OF Albany, remaining
uueed 40 =" hy s warraniDg worse tina when
Went ilsnuch a yet had, when Of a
6n returned wouany From up within three months
nave used various advertised medicines
without avail year upper Zip Jaw and upper teeth
were I'rey gone which almost
Tie iood was necessary for three months ago
commenced taking your invaluable
eeet To restore appetite has stopped progress the cancer
winch Is now healing fast aud better dian
has been IN several years and las probability been , means
OF Iolopgng my life until now and w believe under
Gods blessing restore entirely health For the bcnef of
DINERS wish You to make this public, and TO have
any afflicted IA similar upon me IN EIzaltrov
h"iue TO witness e truth OF tile foregoing know
ing Ia other instances where highly successful would
' ''h uii' nave been subject attacks -polas which
mas 'h'!reIy lett me. Yours with esteem,
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
81 Tho upper part of the new House next
LII door above Mr. Aev nuvaUs Drrg store which NJ
occupied Col Fry vo intends removing Charlotte
Uhe-tle house well flushed and suitable Cor family
House The VIII be low and possession gwen Immediately
D. 1T FRY 60.
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
IN The spacious Factory on 10Th street.
LA known l Barclays Factory. appuuenanecs IT,
quircd for the manufacture OF Tobacco extensive a
for Fortcrns which exceedingly oteate enquire Of
ia ls-u PEAkE, JONES 4 WINSTON.
81 FOR RENT-The house Immediately Oh.
A poste the Ruins The Tar Hotel formerly In The occurn
~ the subscribers n Shoc Store II desirable stand
or business and early application be made rented low
Apply 90 J. y. WATKINS 4 60. orr
jus GEORGE w. TOLER.
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SUPERIOR CLARIFIED GROUND SALT, in bo,e, ~ son
~ quarts each, for sale " ' Vi lou
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THOuSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. IL. ID. ROBINSON cnniinrlns In Mir n

THOuSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. f.. ID. ROBINSON continues To offer his
- Professional services those prefer BOTANIC
PRACTICE DocL u. graduate Medical College Of
ONO has devoted several 10 the study 81 MEDICINE SUR
gerry and other branches connected Medicine
ineung two il courses Of Lectures upon subjects usually
~ tepua"e Medical Institutions s experience and dur
ing the last the
case such as Dyspepsia Liver Complaint uopy, Rheumatism
Asthma Scroiua Fits spinal Affection and a forms Of Disease
peculiar To- Females ilsfc- ihe assertion That
toc who have long been addicted and have dcarcd ~ getting
wei may be- by judcous Of the Botanic remedies,
10 health and strength
Persons residing at distance obtain boa with Dr r. which
WI make greatly ~ Their favour The Doctor VIII attend personal
" IN cases Of MIDWlFERY-charrc only $40.
supply o genuine Boian, Medicine
rcial-also Ihomson's New BOOK containing s3t pages
2e-3mt n Street s.,~t,s u
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton ST., DIR. FAWCET~T,
~ Member n The Royal College Of Surgeons London and
Edinburgh anl Member Of the jefferson Medical College rhil-
dcpa author ~ several works the Ccncflyc Organs con
fines his practice to certain class II delicate Diseases their
various stages and complicated orm Che ycncrcal
affections will yield hs mode without restraint n
diet hindnncc from business, agl without mercury
Constitutional debility. mpoNcncy, culy weakness
nocturnal emissions and an toc deplombc diseases
brought ON BY secret destructive habit u YOUTH
Other excessive udugcnccs Of The which
eonsuton and lay the foundation premature decay d.
Fawcets Work these sugrcts De- radically
parts restored 70 health AMI Structures urt
tending as mr. the PROSTATE gland and bladder
which generally produced By The had disease
frequently originates from masurhaon radically by
pr fawecti,at 100 Fulton Street NEW work.. au1t-iy
IDHHWE Chewing Tobacco ht OF tsanghotne and
Aunstead superior Chewing Tobacco, opened tho
Black Boy AMI Mortar and for sale by aul7 T. DOVE.
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ROBERT MOTT.
IIou.c. Sirn pnin,s. NM. L.,
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

t'ACl Is IN relation 10 important cures effected
- by the use of Sands sarSapaulla
From the Nec JerSey Journal ADyd - 1st2
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TO cow TRH ERCHASTsI
WIZ HARDUARE NTORE

Nam Street, Richmond Yirgiuia
OeIoIe the 10Th September OPEN in The New,
~ Grane Front Building Main 81 ana Soora 80,
he street leading 10 Mayo Bridge large and well selected as,
en Of foreign aud domestic Hardware which rrsnertf
invite the attention OF County Merchants whose ntsres, IN ~
advanced bY giving call before purchasing "a our 6ris
''as VIII eraole US 10 compete with MARKET
RICHARDS <
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may be remarked that M. SVitcUuU L. i,us elected
by2lls majority which 1916 votes less than Gov R
received IN to4O The whole amount poled being Mss
votes less than three years ago s '''''
ne Indiana Legislature according TO the State sr,;I
stands, Senate 26 D. 81 W. House IS d AZ W. 'e"'n'i
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pEuoccATIc MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
ata meeting of the Republican party of Chester
fed county, held at the Court house, in accordance
sfa previous no!ice on Monday the 18th Nov, that
tan, Cour, day, Charles Friend Esq, was called TO
,,s Chair, and Sas Chsatha,n appointed Secretary
Nl.;supon, The meeting was addressed in an animated
an. a5le manner by John 5. Peirs, who followed up
as ieaarks by the presentation OF se'ies OF Resolu-
TIA. m the mode of organizing the National Conven.
Ia t,r Tie selection Of Democratic candidate for the
l=' Presidency, and expressing decided preference
I; y. Van Buren, over every other candidate.
TIE adoption OF these resolutions opposed by
hae, H. Cox, and upon the vote being taken, they
we se-crally rejected.
- notion then, the following resont;ons were una
aaoa.i and enthusiastically adopted
VI As0:red That the experience of the past, the
';as Of The present, and the prospects Of the future
,Hoa Of The Democratic party, and that this meet ne
y. commence such organization, BY forming 'tiel'
:aaSth. into a Democratic Association.
& H,Sotccd That a Comm tee be appointed 10
G2Ga Const alton and Laws for the government oil
~ Association, and TO make report thereof t, the me-
aae.ng
}! Resoloed, That the Chairman and Secretary be
'4.s,t to invite good and true" Democrats to
PRESENT and address tae Association at its next meet
n:
IN Essorsd, That when :i's Association adjourns
Ggli dioirn to meet at Chesterfield Courthouse, al
hs December court
IL. G-so,osd, That the proceedings of this meeting
b ,ned BY The Chairman and Secretary, and sent to
lie Rchmnd Enquirer and Petersburg Republican for
p.Aica;ion.
Ol' EesO'etd, That this meeting do now adjourn.
The COMMITTEE appointed under the second resolu
.a con''ss oil the following genlemen:-J. II. Cox
w. + B!aakenshp, }. S. PENS, D. II. Fl,urnoy, and
b French, to which number, upon motion, the
Chairman and Secretary were added
CHARLES FRIEND, elm.
S.LAs CnrA1uAM Sec'n
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The Delegates from the first Congressional Distrie
met, agreeable TO appointment, at the Lyceum in Nor
folk at o'clock The 23d Nov, 1918, when Df.
r. Smith temporarily called 10 The Chair, and MIR
VIM Ried acted as Secretary.
The Delegates from different counties present, were
then taken down, as follows
Norfolk Borough-J N. Tazewtll, G. B. Cooke, J
S. Nilsson, &. Blow, w DENLY, ST., s. T. Sawyer
NJ Cooke, Jr, A. Fl. Mhado, r. Kewng, and Vim
Reid.
NoyfoE Camty ?. Young. w. Morrill,, John Ae
cnelly, A. R. Smith, j. M. Bnford, W. Collins, I
Fisk, Jas. Thompkins r. A, J. Thompson, A. +. Gun
ninghum, W. Cooper, Z. Russell, IL. Z. Bell, W. N
lvey, and J. Siorrs.
Iss of Wigat.-Ro5er Butler, J. M. jordan, and
d. Pedin.
Sussex-J D. Freeman.
Southampton, Sury, and Princess Anne, were un
represented. :,
Mr. F. H. Herbert, OF Princess Anne, and Dr.. w. A
Messenburg, Of Southampton being present, were IN
vt,d 10 take seats as honorary members of the Con
vention.
Ga mot on of B. Cooke, Esquire, the Chair ap
pointed the following gentlemen 10 nominate officers
of this Convention: Messrs Giles B. Cooke, John
Young, John W. Keeling, J. u. Freeman, Ruher,
Butler, and Z. Fl. Herbert who retired, and in short
time repored The following:
DR.. ROBERT BUTLER, President; J. B. Freeman
ham, William Reid, Secretaries.
And they were unanimously chosen.
On motion OF G.. B. Cooke, Esq,
R:soctd, That committee Of oeven be appointed
to repor, business for this Convention.
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JAMES II. CARROLL, Secy.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LEWIS COUNTY.

Al 4 me Ell ny Of n respectable portion Of the Demo
cracy of Lewis county, the Hon Samuel l.. Hays
was called 10 the Chair, and William +. Arnold APP
pointed Secretary. Mr. Hays, on taking his seat,
planned The object of the meeting in very brief
concise manner und admonishcd his fcl iw'czans oil
the Importance Of associated exeriions, in order 10
successful deea. Of Henry Clay, the leader and cham
pinn of the Wing promises, and a Triumphant victory
of Democratic over Federal principles
The President then announced that Mr. Carlisle oil
Barbour would address them; who being called, re
sponded TO the meeting in very handsome manner
His remarks mostly confined 10 tie present Tariff
System, Of its inequality and injustice, and of lis un
cons;itutionailty.
of III, result of action and efficient exsrtons, and o
The importance Of forming Democratic Association
Mr.. Basel OF Harrison then called, who ae
dressed the meeting at some length. MIR Is, in dc
sul!ory manner, ndverted to nearly all the leading
sures of Federal principles, and exposed them in an
able manner He spoke of Wing Misrepresentation n,
Wing extravaganza, and Wing foolery, and showed,
from present appearances, that they would endeayor
effect their pot cal ends in 1914, they did 40,
that the log cabin the cider barrel the SKINS and
the ssnigger songs again to be subt tinted for
reason, and another tremendous exertion would be
made to gull the American people, and in the event,
elect Henry Clay President After Mr. Bessel had
concluded his remarks, Mr. Tavenner offered the fol-!
lowing rest lu,ons, which were unanimously adapted
Rss0Lrtd, That il sexpedent, that Democratic As
and that hereby organize and form ourselves int,
such Association for the purpose Of best promoting
Democratic principles ard of opposing the election OF
Henry Clay next President
Resolred, That this Association shall be composed Of
such Democrats subscribe their names TO the Con-
stitution hereinafter provided for.
Rescued, That a Committee of five be appointed to
draft Constitution for said Association and report al
the frs, adj ourned meeting of this Association.
ReSooed, That this Association should meet at least
on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, at such time and
place as may be designated hya preceding meeting
until after the President al election; and at such
other times may be provided for in the Const tuition
to be adopted at n future meeting.
The President then appointed as said committee 10
draft and report Constitution at the meeting Of said
Association, the following named gentlemen: Cabsl
Tavenner Maj. Thomas Bland, J. NJ. Bennett, VIM. E.
Arnold, and Col. Elijah Flesher.
Whereupon, on motion Of Maj. Phillip Cox, it was
moved, that the proceedings of this meeting be sgned
by the President and Secretary, and published in the
Scion of Democracy.
sANI'L L. HAYS, Prss't.
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In accordance with The above rcso!dtion the Chair
appointed the following gentlemen said committee: =
John n Tazewr Esq, Or. A. n Smth, John w
Keeling E.q J Freeman, Esq J NJ Jordan, Esq
d. Wm Collins, and Samuel Il. Sawyer, Esq.
Tie Convent on tIen took rnt hall past !
o'clock
ArTERS5oS The Convention met agreeable TO I'd
journmen, when j. y. Toz well, Esq, in behalf of the
COMM e made the following report:
The COMMITTEE appointed 10 report TO the CcnveI-
ton such resolutions will embrace Iii. objects had
view in the appointment of that body respectfully sub
nit the following resolutions:
Rssoleed, That t IS expedient to have this Congress
SIGNAL District represented in the Democratic Conven-
ton, TO lie hcd-n IN May nest n the City Of Baltimore
and Thu, four persons be designated BY this
as delegates 10 that body.
Reso'rfd Tina, in the appointment Of these delegat
and IN other questions submitted to this Convention
each county aud borough herein represented, be emil
ted to one vote for every delega'e which snch county
borough has in the House of Delegates Of Virginia
Mr.. J. NJ Blnlord here made n motion TO dlourn
until the third Thursday in March next, which, after
some discussion, withdrawn, TO permit The cor.
sderalion OF The last resolution reported by tie Bust
ness Committee and the same was, after discussion
adopted US follows
Resoired, That in the appointment OF these dele
gates ana IN other questions submitted TO this Conven
ton, each county aud borough herein represented be
entitled 10 one for every delegate which such
county or borough has in the House of Delegates Of
Virginia
The Convention then passed the following rcsou
TONS
Reso'rtd, That the thinks of his Convention be here
by rendered 10 the officers and members of the Lyceum
for the accommodations rendered to this body during
sttings.
Rrsoiutd, That the thanks Of this body be rendered
to their officers for the efficient in which they
have discharged their several duties.
Eeso'rsd, That the proceedings nf this Convention
signed by tae Presen, and Secretaries be published in
the Democratic papers Of this Stale.
Resotoet, That this Convention do adjourn, to
meet in the Borough of Norfolk the lst Thursday in
April next, al J. clock
ROBT BUTLER, President.
WIN RIEp,
A. F. CrNxISGHAu 5'ee 60
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Died suddenly CT Apoplrsy, Kig George county, Virginia.
the 18Th instant nr L,wREscE r. D,Dg the brother at the
gallant Majar who persisted in Florida Obituary have
been brought into such general dicr that purpose
attempt iaborrd cun"y the who indeed
above a. praise bnl when such dies the vigor Of ie
d,scusann of Providence and leaving h
hind him wife, and nieien. children useful 10 the
living look upon attending his death TINS
esmblc gentleman ir:eproar4be all the relations of life
after the asg attendance upon the suffering sicia oi
his county, which has visited hy dreadful mortality was
called upon peIf the last melancholy office 10 r Cary =
Mercer, between whom and >t IT, rad long existed the htc;
and lendere>t lfisns nw iie did lie think, while stand
in. mournfy by q of his trent thai few short hours
woid render another gave necessary ior himself scarcely had
hs from tlr ltrr burial wien c lad occasion
10 call AT the house o nghhor his hou- with his little
his and daring conli;nin short
Jn. a r seated hm.e his carriage he observed 10 check
s horse violently ;!rnw I'm down The doctor then
fell forward the ground and spoke aranThus perise
souls delighted al that amahie, excellent ard
bravs.
Departed this m On the Goth of November 'si3 in Falmouth
Virginia after ptricrd Illness which h- hne with christian
totnGc S.HtH T. DANIEL, in the ihl q! her The
deceased, twelve years 10 her DEATH united hers III"
tie Baptist Church aud III which she Jealous and
useful member Hex lie ieIh both proved her devoted fol-
lowe! Ui thr her friends therefore, colsoe by the
Siifancr thu her spirit when winged lis Hight rom this world
o we, found rpoe {" hc a enG,j % her
Father an Der G Ma til, Gpcnsali0n of Divine Providence
say with Irresistible power each Of her surviving friends AMI
relatives, br also ready Tor such hour taak moi
the son cunIrt!l'
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RICHMOND MARgGTs-yovrurrr 30, Is,s

RICHMOND MAR[ETs-Novcuryr 30, 1ei3.
Tonlcco-Rsreps much diminished. Old ugs 81 80 Z %:
us 81 50 .; concn old leaf g. % s. good aad hhc
81 81 81.
FlouR-soinsy, 81 - 4 81; cit' Nils s. o..
WnrArfl t" - cts, according To q'ality, order, &c.
Coas-i5 cens
Ms,L-55 3 - cents.
O,rs-a5 a 80 cents. from vessels and Depot.
PL,srra-lump, 81 81! u 3 at What, on Basin, 4.
LiME-s. Il 2t.
Sur-s Gal by the cargo in store, 81 70 4 l So
acS-edeea 49, swsdes, .! 50, Country, 10; pig, a5 q
NuLs-t 4 II cents .
Fr.ilIerrins< new cut 81 - IS, for No. shad-S6 80
BrrrrE-Firkn, 6 a 10 cru,S fresh roll 10 Is cents.
Sus,r-S Orleans g. az; Rico 80 -, ST Crox .5a
rorrEE-iacura, {! cents; Rio, Il cents
Ts,-t0a lDb cents. -
Ml.ssE,-Srw Orleans 10 Porto Rico 30 % c,s,
B.ceN- Baltimore. 8, 5; city cured, ; y b, dull
BERNARD PEYToN.
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| DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRESTON COUNTY.
Agreeable to previous notice, large meeting Of the
Democratic Republicans Of Preston equity was held al
tbs Court House Monday, the Is Ii November 1913
The meet ng called 10 order by William g Brown
Esq: Whereupon, Samuel R. Trowbridge called
10 the Char, assisted by Col. Nathan Ashby-and
James Fl. Carroll appointed Secretary. Upon The
call of the meeting, WIN. G. Brown, and e. A. Har.
per Esqrs addressed the meeting-at the conclusion
Of which, w G. Brown offered the following Preamble
and Resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Hhsreas II is not only the privilege, but the duty OF
every citizen of this Republic TO feel ard take deep
interest and active part in the administration OF public
affairs-hat there is danger to be aprrehended
TO our free institutions, from the Indifference or in.
attention of the people, than from any other course
In Governments, less favorable TO liberty than our
own, the whole responsibility OF conducting the 20
yernment rests the will of despof, or that OF
small arstocratic minority at most IN such Govern
ments the people may indulge in ngorious ignorance
and ind ference about national affairs, but inst tutons
Ike ours can only be successfully administered and
have healthy tone and action when each individual
feels that he responsible to his country and to pos
tey fer the part be may take in giving character and
direction TO his Government. Then with view TO
enable citizen OF his country TO act his part wisely
and pro6tably he should keep careful watch upon
the movements Of public servants and political leaders,
and whenever they found inclined to introduce o
system of partial Legislation, calculated 10 oeneht
few at the expense Of The many, or when they make
promises which they never intend 10 fulfil, with view
Of trAng with and decevng the people, he should be
found ready to aid in driving all such servants and
leaders from their places of power and trust and in
substituting others, having sounder political views, and
who are more honestly inclined, in their stead.
And whereas, we believe that the Wing leaders 10
1910. made promises to The people which they have
never tried or intended tn fulfil, and those placed in
power and Office by virtue of such promises, have only
distinguished themselves for disregard OF popular
will and representative responsibility by hastily enact
ing laws most partial in their character, and demoia'iz-
ing in their tendency Therefore, be it
RssOlved, That we feel it our duty, and we now