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Notice Of D cuct IN Bankruptcy,

Toice is hereby given to all the cred
jlors ~ william 3. Morgan late merchant,
Of Cecil county, and State of Mary land
a petitioner for Bankruptcy, who have
p.oyad rhair debts. and 10 all other per-
sons Ia interest, lha' Saturday ii e 30th
Ia, of September 1913 1T 10 O'Clock, A.
II. ha,h been fixed by the district Court
of the United States, for the district or
MARYLAND. Cor them 10 she W cause before
the said court at It's Court Room in the
oiDy Of Baltimore Why a discharge and
rcr'ii"ale -nnI| not b" granted to said Pc
III ne pursuan, to he act of Congre' 8
IN such case made and provided.
July lst lSl3 low
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
WING MEETING IN BERKELEY.

Pursuant to Adjournment, the Wing Conven.
ton met at the Courthouse on Saturday the
25th inst, for the purpose. of nominating two
porsens to represent this county ins tho next
General Assembly
The Convention was informed that James M.
NeHkirk, Is 4, declined reelection, and That
bis colleague William T.. Snodgrass. Esq.
was willing againfto be candidate, if the peo-
pie desired his services.
On motionofS Col. E. P. Hunter, WILLIAM T.
SNoDeRAss, ESD, was unanimously nominated
for re+election to the next General Assembly Of
Virginia.
On motion. Of George Chrisman, the conyen-
tion proceeded to the nomination Of a successor
70 Mr. Newkirk by ballot, which resulted In q
majority Of the votes for EDMUND PEnpI Erox,
Esq, who was nominated by Adam Senxker,.
ESQ., 4
On motion Of John Jamison, IT was Resolved
unanimously, that this convention, entertaining
the most unlimited confidence in the integrity,
talents industry, business habits, and unadultera-
ted Wing principles of Messrs. Snodgrass and
Pendleton, do most cordially recommend them to
the support Of the voters Of Berkeley county, and
pledge themselves 10 use all fair and honorable
means to secure their triumphant election,
Col. Hunter here rose and addressed tho Con-
vention for few minutes, 10 very ANNA
ted, happy, and sensible speech, urging the
Wings to vigilant and earnest exertions in the
approaching canysss, in support of the great
principles, for which they have been so long con-
tending. RoB'T v. sNoDGRASs, Prss't-
lAMEs E STEWART, SSH.
AARON MYERs TIC"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
Wing Meeting.


P Ala meeting of the Wing Voters Of Kabietown
and vicinity, tor the purpose of responding 10 the
nopnation IF Wing Candidates for the Legislature.
and general expression of their political view
DANIEL McPHERsoN was called to the Chair and
George e. chamberlain was appointed Secretary--
wiiereupon, DR. Blackburn explained the object OF
the meeting, and submitted the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted !:
where's, under our happy system Of government.
the people have right peacea6ly assemble and ex
press their views upon all matters which involve
their interests; and whereas the times are porten
loas, 4 eehooyest to examine into the policy or
their public servants-therefore be-ita
Res0tUeL, Thatfn the enactments Of our lass -
sature we do not perceive that paternal solcitude
for their Interests which was due from our lev;sIss
tors to s1aering people. 80
hes0lued, That it was more than cruel Ia or,. -
ssla.orst 70 REJECT sum Of money returned 10 usby
debtor at time, too, when our necessit;es &, ~.
peratiyely called for its use a - ''''- =.
ResotUed, That the sum of S37. 900. which no..
Hes 'dle IN the Bank at Richmond together win ,b
money EXPENDED BY protracted session OF tie I,e-
slsiatufe would hsye gone far towards RELIEVING H.
peope from burdensome tax and Ne sherssfo ~
hold the dominant party in ourLegislaure resnona;-
Bile for IFS imposition. 'l'e's'-
RssolUed That We drepudiation Of State t,xb.. j
m an us Iorms IN perfect detestation--but Ia The
present stagnaoh Of business in all its channels :
think that such asystem Of taxation alone shouii -
adopted as the honor Of the State. and Al eco
DEMAND
Resolped, That in the strenuous opposition Of he
Wings 10 our Legislature TO The discussion 81 Eed.
rf politics, we see aeommendabe desire mah;fessed
e economise bohtime and money, and thereby nr
mote the prosperity of our noble State! -
ResofUed. That the party which has wasted II.
resourcesof the State in these Improbable dise,,s.
SONS deserve 10 be expelled from the councils 81
the State. 1ss unworthy 81 Legislative trust
! hesofpsd, Itat We heartily approve or the nosni-a
nation OF yoHS y Gk1LAHERand WILLIAsfF, TUR4%e
sEB, Esqs, as the Wing Candidates for The House
q DELEGATES. and We pledge them our UNANIMOUS
Resosued That 10 the mode BY which our STATE
sss beenadlsided into Congressional Districts. 20
PLAINLY peree'yea settled purpose to ste the voice
e Inc people and trespass uponihe rights Of the
Resolued, That thatparty il most strictly Esbub-E
ncaH which unites in full free and faithful express
sion of popular will.
ResoiUsd, That We approve the nomination Of
EBARLEs JAMEs FAULKNxn - the Whig candidate
tor Congress, and will AZ honorable meanst6 se-
enre Bis election.
\ Resotred, That these proceedings be signed BY
TIE Chairman and Secretary, and be Published ia
the Virginia Free Press
DANIEL MCPHERSON, Can.
{ g. 81 CHAMBERLAIH, Sscy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

The spifil Of both parties seens-to be Up. and
The Locos are 81 work to realize all The adyanta-
ges which their late monsirous Gerrymander is
likely TO. afford them, in the way ofEmenbers. Of
Congress.
The Convention lately held ID Winchester have
nominated wILLlxM Lucas, Esq. ofJedersOn as
the Loco Foco candidate for Congress; William
A. Harris, Esq. OF Page, he late member from
ire district Of which Page formed part, having
been politely set aside, with reverticnaty inie-
resi-, we suppose. for a future day.
chaaLzsJ FauLKxra, Esq. Is the Wing can
didafe. and 5 already busy in the canvass, hav-
ing addressed Tie people Of frederick on
Monday last. in an energetic and able speech,
which made decidedly good impression.
SAMUEL cHrLTos, Esq OF Fauquier. has bseo
nominated BY a Convention as the Wing candi.
date for the district Of Loudoun. Fairfax, Prince
william, Stafford. Fapquier, cpIpePer. and Rap.
pahAnnock.
lWrILiAM Smith. ESD kExIra) isthe candidate
OF The Loco Focos.
Forlbe STATE Senate, Gen. John r. Wallace
(Laeo) and Edward C. Marshall (whig) are the
nominees for. Fsuquier and Prince William.
For Delegates. in Fauquier, Isbam Keith anc
John Marshall (whgs;) William Rust and Jo
seph B. Smith (LOcos.)
ID Hampshire. Col. Charles Blue and Johr
Ward lLocos) are nominated for reelection, anc
the Wings have nominated Philip Slreit an,
David Pugh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
THE LAST OF THE SESSION.


On Monday (ihe 27!h) the two Houses de-
spatehed large number Of bills passing some,
postponing others indefinitely, and laying several
on The table.
The Senate refused toAtake up the bill. extend
ing the jurisdiction of magistrates TO sans Of
$50, on bonds, notes, SC, by vote of to Is.
The grealetpaTt Of The day was spent 10 de.
bate On The disagreement with The other House
on the Tax bill. The item taxing State bonds
was The bone Of contention. The Senate even
tualIy yielded-ll to l5-and the tax was re-
tanned.
The bill reducing commissions on forlhcom-
ing bonds was so amended in the Senate as TO
take effect from the 6rst Of July, instead Of the
frs, of May.
We copy the following from the Richmond
Compiler, giving the closing scene =:
The House On Tuesday concurred in the amend
menis BY The Senate to the bill prescribing the
mode or ascertaining the taxable property or the
Commonwealth
On motion of Mr.. GaIaher,
Resolved, Thatihis House, with the consent of
the Senate. will adjourn this day, sine die.
The House then took recess until O'Clock,
to await the action Of The Senate. i
The Senate adopted resolution 10 adjourn
10 the first Monday in December next.
The House met at O'Clock, and after receive
ing message from the Senate, and acting on
sunday amendments to bills returned from thai
body, adjourned ill 5 O'Clock, at which hour the
members re-assembled, and the Speaker having
signed the remaining enrolled bills, and messages
having been interchaIEsd with the Senate,
Mr.. Cruch6eldsshe said for The last time,
(Which all weresoHy to hearl moved that The
House adjourn sine die, which motion was a.
greed to, and the Speaker having delivered an
appropriate and feeling valedictory, pronounced
The House adjourned, sine dis
Similar proceedings we're had in The Senate,
and in little while each Hall was emPtied. As
the members left me Capitol. there was warm
shaking Of hands and cordial interchange Of
coed wishes, thai betokened The incubation of
the kindess and best feelings BY their intercourse
the past session.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
OHIO COUNTY.

A large meeting has been helt at Wheeling,
aenunciatory Of The Tax bill, many features OF
which will bear with peculiar severity upon that
eniesPrising town. M in
Some dissatisfaction has been expressed in
tharregien with the vote Of MIR. EDoyEsTps, The
Whig delegate, upon the passage II
This subject, We hope, will be fully exasiffed BY
his constituents, before passing condemnation
uPon delegate so vigilant. So able, and so
faithful in every thing that reetes 10 the true
interests Of he people he represents
Mr., EdgiHgton, il is true, gave bis vote for
The final passage Of The bill, when all opposition
was ain-having voted against. all lis most OBJ
lectiona5le provisions in detail Ii will be re.
collected that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
bin was pending at The time; matter 10 which
'ihe people Of Wheeling had great, nay a vita
interest. Mr. Edgington stood up for their
cause with zealand ability, which commanded
the applause even ofhis opponents, and raised
him greatly in lhe estimation OF bis friends
Asking continuance of the sustaining arm Of
the State 10 an improvement SO essential 10 the
prosperity Of The North West, he no doubt felt il
his duty, under the advice. ofjudicious counsel.
Tors, 10 yield the results Of Bs, own judgment
and vote for bill IA raise revenue, else, with.
oat such vote, d whole party would have been
Harrayed against him, as lhey were against every
fepponent oRthe bill, almost in solid phalanI
| This is istd By snieye.~itness, Who had raj
opportuRi'y7of judging Of The difficulties which
/ bese1 The -psh Of Mr.. Edgingten al critical mo
ment. Whatever sacrifice was made Of feeliIi
or Judgment il giving such d vote was surrender
ed fer the good Of The people whose Interests
were in his charge for the time being -and~ u,
are sure, had they been present in a body, AM
could have seen The whole ground, they woHl.
have directed himto do precisely as be has done
] To sum up all in al few words, Mr.. Edgingtor
il young gentleman Of handsome taepts-of
nodesy suitable to his age--and one who rarely
takes part in the debates except on subjects per
tanning 10 the immediate interest OF his ccnstitu
EMS. BY this course, he is. always listened Il
with respect and attenton-and il be cannot'ac
fcomplish all lhatIhis frmness, energy and perse
Iverancet should entile him to, he never fails L
leave favorable impression upon his fellow
members.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
Mr.. CoNRAD's LETTER.
WIScHEsrEa, MAacH soth, is4s.
10 -Messrs Stephenson, Clauson,

To .Messrs Stephenson, CIaason,
i and Others, Delegates, Sc.
Gendenien The Wings of Jefferson whs dele-
gated you &c. the Convention which meets here to-
day. reromFnendea for nomination to the district
as the Wing Candidate for Congress- proof Of
their kind regard and approval for which feel trn-
ly proad and gratl6ed. This nomination authorizes
me ID address you on the subject.
Ioiprocure andincrease the union dnd strength oil
tie Wing party IN district will be The aim Of the
Convention, and il will therefore, wish to act with
uBanimity. and select CanddsIera6Ie and willing
20 put forth in the canvass all 1he personal efforts
which are customary, and now especially demand
cd by the great questioned public policy involved
III the contest. Sincerely believing that the Wing
cause is identified with the true interests OF The
country sad the true principles OF Republican gov
ernntnt there is no personal sacrifice would not
cheertnlIy make 10 promote its success, and under
the fall influence of this feeling express TO YOU re-
specially, but decidedly, the wish that may not be
put ia n9mination.
Some Of my reasons are already intimated. 9th
er gentlemen, personal and political friends, have
been canned for the office, and by reducing the num-
berswa shall promote unanmity The district 10
large and the lime short before the election, whilst
the sptng terms Of our Circuit Courts have begun
and will occupy The whole of that time Ny pro-
fessonsl engagements, with which have right to
dispease would entirely prevent visit to each
counts IN the district. You aware too, that one
remains OF my term ia the Senate of Virginia
aud new contest for that seat would be the conse-
qnense ot my success for Congress- Whilst would
stanton il tomorrow. i'll believed that majority
o6my constituents disapproyed my principles. yet
il is not prudent, in my opinion TO multiply con-.
tests, before the people have had time to examine
and understand the principles and policy of the re-
speet:ye parties
May Fhope, gentlemen, that you will sanction
my courses this occasion, and make il acceptable
70 my friends ID Jefferson. With sincere respect,
yours, Sc ,RoBT. Y. CONRAD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
no THE PEoFLE on 5EFFERsoE.

FrLLow CIrIzESs:-I have jus, returned. 1.
mongsi you, ATE. al absence or four months, Il,
The midst Of wiEtry spell Of weather which
keeps me within doors The susceptibility or my
system to violent rheumatic attacks, cOmpels me
70 be careful Of exposureto the winds and danps
Of Inc spring, and therefore shall be una
BE 10 follow my active and vigilanl competitors
in all objections. RELYING upon The libersliIy
and d;siIieresledness Of an who have heretofore
sustained me, shall ndleeem it necessary 10 en-,
gage in personal eleeti6fsering TO great exlent.
| viii, however, endeavos 10 explain, al he va
rious precincts, my course upon the measures Of
The late session feeling lha,, ia all have dore,
have looked to The true interests os my cousli-
t1en,s, and 10 what ! believed 10 be the hSnotof
The State. feel some degree Of confidence in
standing up for The rights Of The generous people
who have 50 often honoured me with their Con
idenee. but confess am bot 4 poor advocate o.
any claims Of my OWE 10 public favor.
Respectfully. yoUs. M
JOHN s. GALLAHER.
charIesiovu, April (, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
THE tax BILL.

This. odious measure is exciting indignation
throughout The Stale, and its supporters have
great difficulty in bearing UP against the storm
Its deformiiy may be estimated by recurring Il
the meaere vote on its engrossment 10 the House
Of Delegates, So to 57y in which body there was
a Loco Foco majority of 80! Had Mr.. Taylor
Of NorfOlknot been accidentally absent, the bill
would have been lost--yet BY severe party drill
during the hightFthe greater part Of the is Loco
tecusants we're whipped sin, and The bill was
passed The mex; day-76 to a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
We regret to learn that WILI,AM :

We regret to learn that WILLIAM F,
Turner, Esq, one Of the Wing Candi-
oates for the County, has been so inGis-
posedifor some days past, as 10 be unable
TO leave bis room. Mr.. GALL HER, ahe
other nominee has just returned, and has
thus far been unable 10 canvass the cpun-
~. The Wings. who deem The cause
their own. win surely not be idle. whilst
active opponents are securing the county
in all directions. Will any one falter al
such period as ;his3' We shall look for
better things from all who remember The
spirit which animated them in 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Nnt14 49, :.
VIZ .nl, $780, 8, asseaiion. for nominating
';..s, r..ss.;., r aIesas the 10th Congress
House iR Winchester, on Thursds5 ~ s0rh
OF March The Convention was called to -
der, BY appointlng Or. P. Smith. Of Clarke Coun-
~. President. and THoMAs A. TIpnALL, Of Fred
erick couislys Secretary.
The following counties were found 10 be rep
resented ii said Convention. viz;
Frederick couhty.-T. A.. Tidbalf, A. S. Bald
win, Issae RusselI, @. II. Clarke, James Cath
err James Chipley, pr. T. StrIbling. Thos. =.
Campbell, joseph Neill, Ro. II. Gailaher. Geo.
F. Washington, 4. n. McLeave, Bnshrod Isy-
lor.
JsfsrsoS Counsy.--George B Stephenson John
nj. Jewest. John Clauson, VIM. g. Hardesty.
Clarke 3Cosnfy. John Z. Page, DR.. p. Smith,
Thos FiNelson,
Berktsep Ce,esty capt Jacob yandoTep. Ed
mund Psndlelan, Thomas Brown.
.Moryas Couhts--Col. wm. Harrison.
Hanssshirs #Cauaty. Col. Robert Sherrsfa
and lanes YaRee.
| [PaEo md Wsrrenseounties, not represented.l
A lsttar FROM R. T. Conrad, esq, 70 the JEFF
| ferson delegation, was read and ordered 70 De
published IN the proceedings committee Of
one delegate from each county was appointed
I 10 reties. and report 10 the Convention sulta-
BILE plrspn as a candidate whereupon j. Z.
/ Page Of clarke, A, Baldwin Of Frederick.
Jno. Jsmison Of Berkeley, Col Harrison q
Morgan. 6. B.. Stephenson Of JeHersons Jas.
Vance az Hampshire said committee, after retl:
/ ring. inside tho following report, which 5wts =
/ dopied-; @
The Eommit,eei 10 whom has been referred
the cEiee Of making nomination of a suitable
! person 10 be recommended TO- The Wing voters
Of tie 10Th Congressional District. beg leave 20
recommend, ..nani,nOusly. CHARLES j. FAuLK-
NER, Esq. OF Berkeley County, as tho Wing
Candidate fce Congress.
The Berkeley delegation were appointed 70
communicate to CHAs. y. FAULxsER, Esq his
nomination Proceedings Of the Convention 10
be published in the WING papers throughout the
district P. SMITH, President
/ r A. TfpnALL SecTetary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
THE TRIiE spIR1r

Alexander Moseley, Esq Of Buckingham, ir
accepting the Wing nomination as one of the
candidates fOr'the County, says:-"I accephlbe
nomination, and pledge myself 10 use all honor
able means TO sustain a. cause, Of which L. have
been an unwaveriDg friend, amidst darkness and
storm as we'll as in sunshine, and which hon.
estly believe to be emphatically The cause Of he
psople,m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
TcOncLusIoN IN Qua xrxr.l
From q. .NarfpLk H.rala. .Mnlrh 80


PAINFUL OCCURRENCE A tragical af-
fair was witnessed al the ferry wharf to-
day that caused degree Of excitement
and interest which We have seldom seen
equalled in our quiet community, which
resulted in the death Of MIR. MELzAR
GARDNER, Editor Of the Portsmouth
~"Chronicle and Old Dominion" Ia De-
mocIatic Journal, OF which be had become
Ihe conductor some six months ago ia j
rencontre with MoRD'EcAI Cooks, III.
ESD. Of this Borough,
The circumstances Of the case as we
have heard themjstated by several PET.
sons who saw the affair were as follows
Mr.. Cooke was returning from Ports.
mouth in the ferry>boat; Mr.. Gardner
was on the wharf. leaning against post,
waiting for the boat, intending TO return.
in her TO Portsmouth. AS aIr. Cooke
stepped ashore he!was accosied by Mr..
Gardner, and they were in conversation
for few seconds, mot above the usual
pitch Of their yoices) when Mr.. G. was
seen TO raise walking cane which lie
carried; but before anvAhostile demonstra-
ton could be made with III Mr.. Gardner
stepped back. and drew a pisiol(t was
revolving one. from bis coat pocket,
upon which Mr.. Cooke dropped bis cane
and seized hold on The pistol, when a
violent struggle ensued, Cooke striving
10 wrench the pistol from Gardner's hand,
and Gardner trying 10 disengage il from
the grasp OF Cooke. This strife coatinl-
ed only for two Or three seconds, when
the pistol went off and Gardner fell-the
charge in the pistol having passed through
bis bodyl He wts Immediately takkn
into Captain Drummond's store, for, sur
gical attention, but the ball had struck
the heart, and in less than fifteen minutes
life was extinct.
The unfortunate affair grew out of a
feud Of recent origin between the parties,
who were personly unknown 10 each
other. until most unfortunately made ac-
quainted through the medium OF an lat.
tack in the columns Of the Chronicle on
the feelings OF Mr. Cooke, in retaliation
for some reflections which be was reported
to have INDUCED In al Me editor expense,
while addressing a Democratic meeting
in Portsmouth abont week ago. Il was
afamily quarrel. politically speaking; ard
all such quarrels are the hardest 10 settle.
We sincerely deplore lis fatal termination.
Mr.. Gardner was native of Msssathu-
setts, and has left wife and two children.
We learned that the Jury Of Inquest
bad found the evidence 10 the case strict
ly 10 accordance with the statement here
given. and rendered their verdict aecor.
dinghy.
At Norfolk, on Friday, MoRDEc Al Cook :, Jr.,
was examined before Alderman Leigh, ID rela-
tion to the death Of MIR. M. Gardner, late editor
ofthe Portsmouth Dominion, and, after lhbori-
oas investigations, was discharged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

1--WE have received from The enierprising
publishers oflihe sNe1 York Spirit Of The
Times truly splendid pottait Of the s.NapO-
leon Of The Tnff, y Col. Wiz. r. JoHssors Thi,
por,alt Of the Col. has been universally eOm.
nendsd by oui brethren Of The press As one 81 ,be
most SUCCESSFUL ever Drought outbJ American
publishers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

A FAcr THAT WILL BE LAUGHED Al
FIFTY YEARS HENCE. IS THIs:-The Uni,
ted States have on hand $37 900 for The
great and 'funteIrifed" State OF Virginia.
the 'tmotber Of States" and men, Of all
sizes and compilations. This sum is full
y HERs-so fully so. that, if possible 10
national matters, Court Of Chancery
would enforce the execution Of trust.
Now this same Ancient Dominion is 10
debt-poor, growing poorer, and ragged at
the elbows.
The United States offered to her the
$37, 900; her Legislature has voted 10 RE:
FUSE it, and are about to lay direct tax
upon the State to pay her bilIs!I This is.
chivalrous. Worcester .Egis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

THE sPchrIEe CHRosIcLE.-A new and sle-
giant paper devoted TO the interests Of The sports
man, farmer, 4 breeder, and containing literary
and theatrical intelligence. is published By Mr..
John Richards, at the Office Of the Spirit Of the
Times W. + Porter, Esq. the well known CON
d1csOt Of the Spirit, is the editor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

In some Of sIhe counties, The Loco candidates
are playing the ar,fuI game Of trying TO nsuiraI-
iss wings. II you canno, vote Tot me, do no.
Thing against me, is The appeal. What Ask
a wing to be reereanl at such Time as lhisa
Ask him 10 sanction, BY his silence, The Infamous
Gerrymander, and iht abominable Tax Bills
We should as soon expect 10 see sworn SOL
der bribed on his post, 10 let an enemy pass into
the camp, as 10 find true Wing wheed!ed BY
lauery, OF caught by so fimsJ 40 effort 10 ca
jole him.
Is this the time for patriots to SANCTION by SUI
pineness the miisrule that has even shocked the
most thorcugh-going Of their adversariesf We
cannot believe it. We cannot give heed for a
moment 70 so degrading shought