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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

o. NATIONAL LORDS DAY CONVENTION.
This body will assemble In Baltimore, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th instant, at the Baptist Church, at the
corner of Sharp and Lombard streets, two squares
south Of Baltimore St and square north of Pratt.
Delegates expected from every Christian denOm
nation in the United States and from all persons not
members of the church, who desire to promote the
better observance of the Lords Day. They will
please report themselves the Lecture Room of the
9Th Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr.. Hamnct's,) in
Hanover, between Pratt and Lombard sts II is hoped
that all will procure and bring with them statistical
information respecting the observance desecration
ofthc Sabbath in their respective localities in
To the interrogatiOns heretofore circulated,
Arrangements have been made for n reduction of
fare upon the Railroad and Steamboat Lines in the vi
cinity Of Baltimore, as follows: The Baltimore and
Ohio r. Il. Co., the Susquchanna X. r. Co., the Nor
folk Rappahannock steamboat Ines and the steam
boats Maryland and Osiris, running to the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, and TO chesapeake city on the
Canal line to Philadelphia. will convey Delegates,
who shall have paid the full fare to Baltimore bacl;
again. free of charge. The Phila Win. and BALTIC.
H. r, Co. will issue tickets for the round trip at So
1t is believed that reduction be obtained upon
other roads, application to the proper authorities
BY order Of the Baltimore Sabbath association.
Baltimore, Nov. 10, 1874. nl6It
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SCOTCH ALE, WINES, &c.
70 G pa; sp with foil sns SSs A
own importation.
10 casks pints and quarts sDunbar's'' Lendon
Brown Stout.
p Or casks Kreiser's brand Sweet Malaga wine
10 dp 'Hueliu's' do Dry do do
10 do superior Port do
so baskets Champagne, part superior, received
from the importers-of the Henry Clay
Grape Juno and Mercury brands
$4,000 Havana SEGARS, Of various brands and 81 =
yes, part high flavor. For sale by
HENRY THOMPSON s SON.
nl6-eo3t 81 S. Gay street.
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e ., from No. 60 Baltimore street TO No. 49, GER
MAN STREET, one donr above Hanover. (up stairs }
intends closing out his stock of Fancy DRY GOODS,
consisting of great variety Of very pretty and useful
articles, at such prices as cannot fail to please.
o. Country Merchants and Dealers are invited
10 call.
". B. All persons indebted requested to call as
above and settle eir ACCOUNTS. Those huYing claims
will please present them for payment nl6-eo3t*
DRESSING GOWNS, DRESSING GOWNS.
A FEW of those very needy and comfortable ar
IA tices, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up at mighty gotten up in good style
and for sale at r. DONAHUE'S,
nI2awUl German-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

HOLLOWWARE, CASTINGS, sc.
On TONS CASTINGS of approved patterns
ON well assorted and in fine condition
20 tons Grey and White PIG IRON
l6 Flat or Boiler Blooms
l3 Round do.
ID X" Gartsherrie No. Scotch Pig Iron
6 T" Horse Shoe Nail Rods.
An assortment of American Rolled, Bar, Boiled,
Fuc and Sheet Iron. Also superior article of im-
tation Russia Sheet ron Tea Kettles, assorted Sizes
Baltimore manufactured Anchors and Chain Cables,
SC. &c. HENRY THOMPSON & SON,
mis- co3t 81 South Gay street.
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THE sATURpAY YIsITER. besides its usna

0I5- THE SATURDAY VISITER, besides its usual
miscellany, gives this week, several tales; also ad
mrable Agricultural Address; Editorials on the TEN
perance cause, and "Native Americansm,' Second
arcle); Sketches at Sea, by Surgeon II. Mes -, Mo-
50, dated at Rio, sc. &c. For sale, with or without
wrappcrs-price reduced to cents. The yearly price
is 81 .j0, or eight months for ST.
Amohg the tales this week, is "Seaton Scorers,
Chunce Rulsd,'' n tale of Baltimore, by j. Austin
Sperry-one that will excite universal interest. IT,
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FIRE IN BosroN The house of George "
Wilson, tailor, in Crescent Place, Boston,
caught fire early on Wednesday morning So
sudden was the confagration that the inmates
escaped with difficulty. Mr.. Wilson, wiic and
child, succeeded in getting out at the back part
of the house by a ladder, two apprentices over
the roof to another house, and the servant girl
from an upper front window, whore she hung
for some ten minutes, and was then taken down
by a ladder.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

- IVkcts SIVU-sHafes III prOpOftIOn
RISK on package of 25 quarters; only 30; ed
eighths Sl,s5.
Foi rich and brilliant prizes, by the package or sin
gle SHARE apply to the all fortunate prize corner of
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of The Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
lS, drawn Nov. lJ-Iowest prize 800:
66 60 ia 45 s IS rs IS SIS 40 Is 81 "a SO !
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FRoNT-sTREET THEATRE.-Beneft Of Mr..
Deera. 1t will be seen by advertisement that
tonight closes the performances, for the sea-
son, at this Theatre; on which occasion, Mr..
DELEvAN, one of the gentemanly managers,
proposes to take benefit. The entertainments
will be varied and excellent Mr.. SnsBEE will
appear in Putnam and in the laughable piece
of'Jonathan inEngaud.' We cannot too strong
ly recommend that the attendance tonight
may be of such a character as will prove a real
benefit The uniform courteous department of
Mr.. d. has scarce parallel; his zeal and skill
as caterer for public amusement, is proven
bal; and his promptncss and integrity, in all
the varied and embarrassing relations which lie
has sustained as a manager, most scrupulously
correct. If therefore, merit deserves reward,
tonight will present a brilliant and crowded
audience, at the old Front-street Theatre Give
him u bumper.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-16

BEAUTIFUL PRINTING. Mr.. James Young,
of this city, has executed the most beautiful
job of printing that we ever examined. 1t is
the "Act to incorporate the Beneficial Society
of Pilots of the city of Baltimore" printed on
large sheet of strong paper with black ground
"a splendid border, which, with the body OF
the act is in gold color, whilst the title is va
riegated-the whole surmounted by an accu-
rate and beautiful representation of Pilot
Boat. 1t gives US pleasure to notice this ad-
mirable specimen of the art of printing 1t
does great credit to Mr. Young.
FIRES A fire broke out at Petersburg, Va.
on Wednesday morning, in large building
known as the Soap Factory, belonging to the
estate of the late III. P. Heath, which was con-
sumed, together with the dwellings of James
Boyle ard James Orr. At Providence, r. l.,
on the same morning, the Soap and Candle
works of Kendall & Co. were consumed-loss
$50, 000--partially insured.
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RICHARD DONAHUE,
DR.aPER IND THIL-OR,a
TERMAN STREET, a few doors west of
az Hanover, is thankful, for past favors and socits
a continuance of the public patronage. n7-2awtil
A TR. DONAHuE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
IA German street. all Garments are cut in the best
and most fashionable style, and made to order, on
reasonable terms. = ti n7-2awfjl
& OMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES.
- Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received large sup
ply of WOOL LAPS, for interlining shawls, skirts,
comfofts scar, &c perfectly clean and may be used
with the lightest colored silk On hand, large guam
tity of TOYS, which will be ssld low to close the
present stock and prepare for the coming season, MS
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Eb3-"AROUSE WORKINGMEN, YE ARE MANY
YOUR ENEMIES ARE FEW" An adjourned meet
ing of the Mechanics Convention will be held al
Union Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst
Ut O'Clock. As the election excitement is passed il
to matters important to their interests than Pre-
sdeut making
Those Societies who have not yet sent delegates,
requested to do But, in the interim, the eff
cient operatives of the city and county cordially
invited to attendand by reporting themselves to the
Chairman, may be enabled to take scat in the Con
venton and participate in its deliberations.
BY order, JAMES b. MANNAR, Charm.
JoHN CANEY, Sec'y.
NIB. The Address of the Mechanics and LabOrcrs
assembled in Convention at Boston, October l6 and
II, 1874, to their fellow Mechanics and Laborers
throughout the United States will be laid before the
meeting. nl62t
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JOHN +. HEUlSLER s. co.
EpEG LEAVE to inform their friends and III
N public generally, that they have connected wit
their Tobacco Establishment, at the Corner o. PRATT
and CALVERT STREETS, the Commission bushnell
for the sale of Manufactured Tobacco, and Leaf
every description; also, Grain, &C. &c.
By careful attention TO the business they hone
merit share of public patronage, and pledge them
selves to their best cndeavors to obtain the hphe
prices, and to promote the interests of those who M
favor them with their business.
P.S. They have for sale-50,000 Canones; 90 ,Od
Principles; 10000 Rcgaas 10000 Woodville; 1000
De Moya; 10000 Brights. Together with large quad
tity of Half Spanish CIGARS.
Also, general assortment of CHEWING TOBAd
20, OF the best brands; Seed Leaf, &c. jelS-stf'
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f13-'MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Regularly nominated ticket, for Officers of the Asso
citation, for the ensuing year:
President CHARLES BRADENBAUGH.
Pice President, ]. CUMMING BROWN.
Cor. Secretary, BALLARD JOHNSON.
Rec. Secretary JOHN $. HARDEN.
Treasurer, b. II. LOWRY.
Directors:
ALLSTON ALLEN, JAMES CAREY COALE,
OTTO FRANK. SAMUEL J. Lopez,
JOHN II. NEIMYER, G. WIGHT ANDERSON,
SAMUEL HOWARD,Jr.
The gentlemen comprising the above ticket have
been selected from among the eldest aud most active
members, ane respectfully recommended to the
voters of the Institution, entirely worthy of their
confidence and support
nl6-lt w. II. DORSEY, Chm Nom. Com.
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EGEhlONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South 81. and Exchange Place; or,
Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
A MOTHER SPLENDID DAY FOR TIKI
IN PATRONS OF MILLER & co. Per DRAWN.
Of Md Lottery, class NolS, drawn yesterday, 3 thre1
No tickets sold, and all IL city customers for small
ontlays made at fortunate oficc-one of them tll<
snug prize of $780, half ticket Nos IS &c 60, which
cost only 50. .-'
THIS DAY will be drawn the Md CONSOLIDATED
Lottery, class 44-15 Nos, ID drawn balots-a rici
and beautiful scheme for the price of tickels-for h,
benefit of the Frederick Female Seminary.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
1T WASHINGTON, d. C.
yENHE undersigned propose to commence, in
n short time, the publication of a newspaper
the city of Washington, devoted to the cause of
AMERICAN REPUBLICANISM
The Prospectus, giving the plan, SC, will be issud
i'll few days, and the paper commenced as soon d
our arrangements can be completed.
J. & G. s. GIDEON, Printers,
nil Ct Ninth ST., Washington, b. c.
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We again have tbe pleasure Of laying
before our rraieo5 the reuuucrrioh Of a
Demo rat ~hU cannot keep pace wi;h
the S"rIt progress" ot rhs pntrlpl,s ot
nedcr0 D mocracy. WILLIAM RAT
TIE, hsq OF Gu, ahog4 Fails reuoua :
ces Po.kI,m ard All rs works. & zoe, Tor
HAIRY o, the Wso We n+pdnit tail
This co immunity Hhp Nm. Huue is. for
his IuGg residence hen - bi, enterprise
aud energy tls ex'eDdru us ness ~
idtIons MS hon,r and piUWly asa nlaa
have made him well known end hlghly
respected. Commencing husmesv : 4
poor morbalic umJHg Us, hr has risir
Dy industry, ocoDumy ana perseverance
to take hs stand among the foremost hus.
mess men Of Northern Ohio, belag ex
len5iVeIy engaged 10 The manuIacDrre ol
LEA her, Boots aud Shoes. Nc Up %
The time Of the nomination Of POIk. he
has teen an ardent suppo ter Of Nhfr
he supposed to Do The Democratic cause,
be now abaHdons false democracy and
lu'ns to the real, aud whoever reads Tie
following Ioglcai and couvDceiug later
viii be satisfied that he can rend reason
enough for This ch rnge.. The aillmpor
anl rrlncipIe OF Protection Of 4mericaa
iabor, prIucIple as uld rs AL pervudina
IN lis fleets as ihe Constitution sell Is
calling out from tn bonjage and tr,me S
ot party us true tlIend> al over ha land.
he real democracy Of the country have
t.ways cherished II. and nov thal "A pow
er.uI party, who We tong mscalird
themselves democr1l-, are IurnUg their
assaults against DhIs old and sacred
principle, such m9n rs WlLLIAMRAT
LE cJn No longer hesitate as to HE
o,rse hat duty aud patriotism call up
on Them 10 take. TIE, cast as de bod
y aud promptly h Il IN assocraJlous
10 party anI come GU Un lie side OF
n r couulry Whsa the life hlord Of
rate-G good curret cv--is threatened
with entire destruction. those who Won Id
see our Safe resume its prosperous ca
raer must take determined sIaud. in
rs favor, SIch is the coursr pursued b,
he author of he toiIowng leurr Rosc
1t fellow en- I'm, o. all parues, IN can
did and erq nrinI spi,l aud see # does
oo' peak tae words Of tuth and sober.
ness Akron Beacon.
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CUYAHoGA FALLS SUMMIT Co O:
S plember i, lS44
A. Il LEWIS. ESQ RaUeaaa o:


A. II LEWIS. ESQ Raveaaa o:
DEAR SGR:-Yolr favor Of the 29rh
ut Is beIyre me, enquIung of me wherh
er have any objections to make my o.
PM ~ pa lie in reference 10 The Tariff
aud Cuneocy questions thai now agltale
lhe pubic mMd, aud also my choice for
Presden t.
! have no wish to appear before The
public IN any manner, nor on the other
hand, have any de.ire to conceaI nv
pInlons and # you think any good will
result IRON 1t you are welcome to make
my opinions pubic. Ihave always act
ed Win the Democratic Prrly but can
not vote Tor James K P0B for PreSi-
'deat, aiIhouD surrender Of principles
and opinions which / am not willing to
make. J do not abandon the mlsc1 lied
Democratic party trcm any personal mo-
live, bat from clear cOnDictioR that
they have departed ,tOideiy,d departed, from
ite true Democratic faith; and becausp
| believe the MEASURES now advocated
by the Polk party fatal TO The prosperity
OF the country. MIR, Polk, 1t is well
known, is opposed to the Projection OF
our own Home Industry. He advocates
the poIcv that would support the work
shops Of Euroro, ard shut up our own
his Free Trade policy or incidental Pro
lection, which is The same thing, produ-
Cps low price for labor, barter aud pX
change trade instead OF cash. drains US
Of the precious metals 10 pay or foreign
iabur, and WI, IN the end. place our la
Dor on level with tho paper labor Of
Europe, | know II is said ia some quar-
lrrs that Nh Polk is friend 10 tie Tar
# policy, but it is gross decepl on. Mr.
Polk is not The freud o! Protection and
his whole political career shows him op.
posed TO he Tariff policy. Read his
speeches in Congress q on the stump
examine his voles, and on will find that
be goes as far as the larthcst for Free
Trade.
In the halls of Congress and on the
stump ia Tennessee you viii find him OPP.
posed 10 The policy which protects The la
lOr aud Industry OF nolhern mechanics
Who was James X Polk supported by
at The BlIllmore Convenlloo2 Were
they the mechanics, lahorers and farm
ers Of the free States? 1t is we'll known
lhat talmost the entire body Of delegate.
from the free States were pledged to Mr.
Van Buren, but the Free Trade luClion
having obtained the ascebdaucy, Mr.
Van Buren, was thrown overheard lC
make room for man after their own
heart. Now is not this enough 10 fix Mr.
Folks position 90 This question: Did
Calhoun, McDnhie and obels, who Sc
cu0n'Dgly laid The trap in which Mr. V
Burea was caught, not know their man
and would they have ascenled 10 the nom
uaiOu Of Mr. Polk Wihon' knowing him
TO be for Free Trade all over.
II it is useless to spend words about
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Imlyht extend this list, and the s7mp
result would he produced, but 1t would
be tedious. | challenge contradiction on
his point. that evrry manufactured ar
ucle " Inch has long heen subject 10 The
steady lrhnence Of Protection. has been
reduced 10 price to the consumer Why
shouId moi this be the case7 Does noI
Protection give activity to The manuiac-
turing industry aud largely increase the
supply Of all kinds of fabrIcsI and Is i
not an universal law Of trade aud that ln'
creased supplies cheaper the commodI
tiesi
The tariff not only cheaper the cloth
ve wear and the utensils we use, & 4,
but advances the price OF labor III The
-eyiyal of business which followed the
passage of the Tariff act Of 1912. The
laborers end mechanics were among The
frs, 10 be benefited. What mechanl,
does not we'll recollect the state Of thing
that existed during tho year 1912, an
prior lhcreto2 TIE factories were sill
and the work shops idle, and when EN-
pIoN ment was oblalned it was IN mos
cases Tor low wages, aud he received
his pay 10 some Garer trade.
How is itnoaa All kinds Of labor il
IN demand prices Of labor have advan'
ced full 90 per cent over '0ose OF AZ
and they get ready Cash. measure
so full Of benefits and blessings 10 the Ia
boring man, | canuo, and wI.l not oppose
II. am myself Mechanic and know
how to appreciate these lh'og''
The Tariff policy has been sustained
spccessiyeIy by Jefferson, Madison ana
jackson. Mr.. Jefferson with lha' Ihf
seeing sogacity which characlerIs's az
bis acts. said that he wished Ihatthe at
I,p,,c aud Lakes were SO wide tn u
would prevent the Importation o. DROP.
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thls matlrr. Mr.. Polk himself sats aat
ne IS opposed to the Pf"~r'on; and
moreover DC s''s 'htt heiH opposed to
The I'rt 'll042. end Trg1fds Il IS
tIIgh'y pfAe"'ISe and oppressive.
have made up my mlud not to sup
port any man FIR Congress. Or any btah
cfis' wpo all rot declare himself nn.
qua Il 'u'y ''' r'o'to 10" - 'i'"'s ~
'us'''
II'he lnend' Of Mr. Pax ace so anAl-
T f"n- - 0ur V'ies, why d'Hi my z 81
B o p'rdg' rom him I'a' W vii sustain
the inrl oI i>42 u und'r "h'rh me
c"nn'FY ~ no" proSpe lhs legs
ld'"re o' Prhnsi ivat'' passed J''n' res
" u'i"h ""h"ui hhIo'f o'7-eHiiHg F'"e
'd'l winter Po'ng a't lengths tor FRO
i"r''o1' Sod c'lled On lo''T mem'ef7 It
{ Congress I" sustain me l'r'l 'I ln4Z.--
4 h'7 '"" A. q p"te y h''cf"'c L'g's-
7 '"'ure' an" me resolution was passed a.
most "nanim"u9IJ, receiving 'he support
! OF ooih parties.
I Now lei Mr., Polk come Oh, in the
same unqualified manrerIr { a,ur # The
/ Tariff Of 1912 and this objection 10 the
Fl ness for ,he Presidency viii he remoy-
ed; bur he viii not He would IN that
case deny hlmself and change fronts eI :
urcly.
| :, r. n ,r., c;..l. ...rr.. :; e.
- W. ., On g .'','''' ',' MO 's", , ="
~, V, F." @ '".," po''y, "' ~. ."sy ,.',." N"u.,'
"I,o ',o %'o,.''" r 40 "''u ~
the pround Of ilstaxIny the larm.r-io
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BRAVE AND MAGN.AMuoUs Our op.
ponenrs are m9"r .,g war "bodyaciOusly"
upon the coo IS, bntchering and skinning
them at lPalC gatherings whenever they
can get pc ,ssession OF them This re-
MINDS = Of the boy who being loo cow
H'dy 10 attack his antagonist, took his
'rs',fnpe by telling hiu he would make
oou;hs al his sisler.-U. S. GGz,
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j
is not State, nor even Congressional
election, that you have net here to consi-
der 1t is the election Of the Chief EXocu-
tive Officer Of the whole country. Is 1t
not, then, u subject upon which your ac-
ton must be alI-mportant} Does it not
so sIlIke this large mass Of the people? And
IS this important object to be accomplished
by the election OF such an individual as
James *. Polk! Do not misunderstood
me. Ionly ask if this era in the history Of
our country is to be marked by such little
catastrophe as the election Of James K ,
Io.k! What is the head Of the United
States Government that any man should
take possession oft!
Let us examine the matter gravely, if
we can. That department was organized
to be filled by an individual who had been
the great Star Of the RevoIution-.he Of
fee was made in relation to the noble i'm
pcrsonation which then stood, in hold re-
lief before the public eye--.-G EORGE
WASHINGTON! loud cheering.] And
is that dress which he has worn to be
shrunk down to fit the narrow proportions
Of the present Democratic candidate! An
Office made for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed lof hm' And is that office to be cut
down to fit the nominee Of the Democratic
pafty-Jame5 II, Po!E! Laughter and
cries OF "no! no. | have but little ac-
quaintance with Mr., Polk, but | cannot
help thinking, from what [ do know, and
have heard Of him, that the fable of the
SI,i ,2ol .. "a o'I1 Wo'Iu "pPIy 10 nun mere
osilVl o. ~. 'oSoi i''9 p'5l ou5n' W "e d
PHo' 91ltC,EIt{ 5"UU ,ol -li' oh Du'
""Gtc 5t W Aa41I-'u O'-N mas peen' II IS oe-
6'"I'lS " 'e country W tni2N \, oi o,eNRuh&
H'o" " man a7 '@lusS u, y, :, Fo'N' LOOK at
"lo Gu'''7 ,'I % 'l' o'l''l I,AgCu','E M 0! ''5
I'Et f;r ~ Cir, i,"u1 o. Gu %tt oTt N"I.on"5 ~ l
Armv and Eovv of thn Trnitod Mates, Sro
Won nrenared t0 eptrust aN his to ror-
son whose o1Iv recommendation i fa,Lc
is called YopUp Htcloryy # is wall tba,
Won have come ont to-niolt IN inonira into
his cIaims-to as, what bo has dono IN
enilIe him to this honor ot your hands ~
Wen NAV we come together Won from PaI.
tiporg-I fam Souih C3rolinaN-otLoTs
from, the West---to cooe;lor. yho il j., l,a,
is 70 oa,snno fine oreat ond bao1,y rasno~.
sibDi,ies which must uecessa,ily deyo'vc
uron the head of this government And
now that we have met, shall | catch tba
G.s. man from among YOU and hold him up
to you a. the person fit to he entrusted
with those RESPONSIBILITIES! (Cries of "no!
i,\ t- n - r.,