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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

We hum5ly trust tha. before many moons
shall have waxed and waned, the court and
storms that have prevented the meetings of
the Marshall county Clay Club. will have
passed away. and our neighbor ofthe Guard
have the speeches of Messas. L. & w, from
which 20 Gull something for that reserved
column in his paper. Should the Club at
any time in future be prevented from meet
ing, providentially or otherwise. and thus
cause vacuum in your ranks. please call
on some one of The members, and you will
be furnished with sufficiency of well tenn.
pered mortar; don't be backward, we have
enough and to spare. A column of late
news from Maryland. would not be uninter-
esting to some of your readers. Or detail
led account of the Connecticut Convention
might prove highly gratifying to some o.
our yankee friends. A well written article
on the interesting trial and just sentence OF
the fabricator of the famous Ogle recanta
tion. would be savory morsel to all who
love truth and venerate the memory ofthe
dead.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLA Y.

tT.et me not be MISUNDERSTOOD, ana icy me m ~
-yr1r that NAV not be MEsREPR E ENTED- an w
NOT ADVOCATING THE REHlN Al Al. Sr ll.
= .n,r,s1 Nv the principles ofthe COMPROMISE ACT
am for doing what no SOUTHERN MAN q q ldli
"a a. rsaijd MIND has srer net denied GtrtHg
TGs CoIrnfrW a RE VENUE qrhteh may gIoptae
for the ECONOMICAL WANTS oi thT oioe 49,
- - ana Al the same time give an INCIDENTAL
's9,rrrrIoV 10 our HOME INDUSTRY. lfthere De
here single gentleman who will deny The 1alr,
ness and propriety Of this, shall be glad 70 SCI
and hear who he is.'-Ertract from ne sI sPeeea
afHrxav CLAY, dsLiUered IN The o. 5 Seh0te
ar1re6 Ist 1912 a short time fore re tfriHgJr0H
that bOdu.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

The Guard WISHES very mucn 10 know
what has become OF the Lexington Union.
The non appearance of that paper at the Of
fee ofthe Guard of late, has induced the ed
itor to alIude to its deeds OF valor and chiv-
airy in the camp oflocofocoism, in the mem
orable campaign of'40. The strain Of the
editor. Ghough ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS much
Of the character Of an obituary, and if late
news relative to that sheet be tr le, our neigh
Dor must have had a presentiment of the
change in the office of the Union
On the authority ofa good democrat we
now tell the Guard, that the Lexington II.
nion has unturled the Clay banner, and is
gathering multitudes of his old associates ia
himself under the true standard offreedom
lf our information be correct, the man of the
Union is not the first whose blindness was
cured by the application of Clay. and mo-
the last by 100000
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

HCome neie hbor. do not for the future
write such long Editorials. The length OF
the leading article in the last Gazette"
will deter many a lazy devil from Its perusaL
We are free TO confess that we could not
summons up courage enough 10 attack It,
IGuard.
HCome neighbor, be candid Ifyou
can't stomach our editorials, tell US the true
cause for your dislike; don't tell of your dis
Measure at the length. when it is the lacera-
ting home thrusts which the truth carries to
the vitals of modern new-fangled democra
CIV. which makes you vince like galded
horse. and writhe like crushed worm
Our Devil can read it without being weary
or sad, and if there is lazier one IN or ou
of creation, he must be somewhere IN TIT
region of locofoc oisn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

OUR PosITIoN-Many Of nm, -,
are under the Impression thar y,a .1--s's
ned a complete somerset since tbe W
have kicked Calhoun so ueceremon;.'.lta lta'as
LII there is the least chance left H.
houn te be candidate, and war. -. ~
fully convinced that his late ad5rs.. g,
no hope for us, under the present - -
affairs, we would not have baBIs4Fs3 q
his flag or taken an active part 49, -e.2 ~.
Whigs---a party whom we looked -. '-'
more pure, the present deTanged ami ~. i
BILE Democracy. Our heart and ba,4 .'-'
with Calhoun, and the more noble ,...
our democratic friends; but as we -. s
10 our own choice now, we shall rs-...-
side with the Wings, for il behoovs. 49,
patriot to stand against The enemies r !.
country at his juneture OF affaiFs even ,-.- i
of the thinking portion OF The Den.
say, that the election of Van Bursn r..-.-
one of the greatesr evils which have r.
| befallen our country Our coucia8., e
US so-State PRIDE forbids US 10 suprar H.
Buren; and our love of country pTgnr.--
not to be neutral and therefore rs -
the part which we believe to Be tbs l...
we go with the Wings and SO sB9g4 =.
ry Carolinian
All who are familiar with The ne-t.s- II
Calhoun& Clay in the Senateoilhs r1..
States (when the great statesman usss.-r
to retire from public lifs-and when -
two great men of the age embraced s.s
other-shed tears OF concilialion.aad Es.,.
every i'll feeling, )-must, and viii s7y Il.
Clay is the man for the people Thsss
our sentiments, and we are not ashans s
express them.
Our regard for Henry Clay is not Of rss..
days formation. We have long since 81
that Calhoun or Clay will be The nsn pr.s
dent, for the fates have so ordered Il aa
now that Calhoun has virtually withdraw
(for the Van,tes have issued their ds,rsa
Henry Clay will be President, and We
him god speed.-Hanburg Is. C) J.l
nal
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

10 few light erivaoces -
every thing thrown into rbs.,. ,pah 70 have
season of a war mly eon,fs,,1 46aln 6 TIE
election Is not propitious ior - | 's:'ds1,ial
of law entering 80 l5T,el,. y, me aieratloa
ding interests oflhe ccn,sr,.j. 80 's'o Tie De.
ment. The judgment ofite - -a ',.e go7e-a.
clans Is not co mpelent - - =. - '..''e po.-.
The excitement Of The dsr 80 sa' q task
of dispasionate scrutiny D.. Sa' n9' atat
election shall have eona -. @asa .ts
are returned 10 the legisls5;- wen Ez4
other than partisan purp9xes@,S.- H3i's isl
till then, may The tariff law ba 5a1 saFl' U, r,
hauled and modified. Icy o5s,-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

CoNeREss.-From Washington We have |
verv little news in relation to the action OF
this mighty body. that would interest our
readers. A body having more wreckless
demapopues in il. never before assembled
in the capacity OF a legislature The great
body ofthem are opposed to everything that
has not direct reference TO the advancement
of the interests of locofocoism; and conse-
quently, their actions are in opposition tc
every interest of the country. The idea Of
leeislating for the good of the nation, never
entered their contracted souls. Many of
them were elected by default in opposition
to whig principles, consequently, their first
effort is to destroy or cripple every measure
ofthe late whig Congress Failing, by the
efforts of few patriotic democrats acting
occasionally with the whig minority to lev
ell everything as with the bosom of destruc-
tion, they content themselves by un-
doing one day what they did the previous
day. Three days were consumed in re
scinaing the 2lst rule ofthe house, and q
fourth in resembling the resembling esolu
ton, 60 that the matter now stands just as il
did before This is but single instance
out of a dozen or more, where days and
weeks are consumed on unimportant sub
jects. merely TO test the perfect complexion Q
.ocofoco politicians. The subject OF ad
iournment is discussed from time to time
without deciding on any particular day. 70
so desirable an event. Men whose con
: science will allow them to squander away
G their time in the manner of the maJorit.
: Of the present Congress- and receive eigh
. dollars per day, for doing less than nothin!
: for he people, are but little better than pub
! lie plundercrs, and unworthy ofthe trust re
. posed in them by too con fiding people.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

I-We would direct the attention of the
distinguished orator who Sgured so conspicu-
ously in making tariff calculations at the last
meeting of the Democratic Association in
this place, to several articles on the same
subject on our first page, and see how they
tally.
The gentleman must have taken lesson.
from our friend Senex.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

1t seems to be the impression as far as we
can learn. that the office of Secretary OF
State will again be rendered to Daniel Web
ster. The important negotiation relative to
the Oregon Territory about to take place at
Washington, demands more than ordinary
abilities in The individual on whom the duty,
will devolve 10 settle that vexed question
with the British minister, now at the seat OF
our Federal Government The successful
issue ofthe n. Eastearn boundary question
under MIR. Webster's supervision will now
induce all the lovers of peace and equity,
without distinction ofparty, to turn to him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

"THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME The
Grenada Herald. a rank out and out locofo-
CO paper, comes to us emphatically under
Aying colors, and under the new and all
pervading name of"HARRY OF THE WEST"
The editor in lengthy and well written ar
ticle, gives substantial reasons for the change
that has been wrought, and and the hope
that is in him. We congratulate the editor
in having broken ,hrou gh the trammels Of
party aud entered on a course, which will
be approved by his conscience, and rewarded
by the plaudits of a grateful people or
the proud day of our triumph.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

The Knoxville Post, in giving an accent
of the glorious meeting OF more thai three
thousand Wings in that place on the 22i a6
says: More than thirty persons who v61
for Mr.. Van Buren, IN 1910 ATTENDED .a.
meeting and declared for Henry Cag-
These are GLORIOUS signs and ioTeieli taars
suit In Noyember-Co ColumJla O5selgsE
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

Mr.. CALHouN.-The New ! CTS :. =.
public. Gen. Green's paper, alloding : -
Globes declaration, thet Mr.. Caih'1@
support Mr.. Van Buren says. 80.
I'VE assert upon better autbo'''! lb,rs
ny person now IN Washington r.F6sss
that no one Is authorised 0y Ut
to give such an assurance, ,tl n;ssa..
.Is this deliberate and WIN, r. ss.sr
menL or mere speculation i f,r BIS
that no man who has any regard i. 90
character will stand sponsor ioi =.
alton of the Globe. .-f. bs..
"When we say that our as.no... "a j.
fer than that of any IN Washio.s.os5' Letter
not refer to Mr.. Caihoun's pu2s.li9Siae1s .Si, 1ss1ga-
That MIR. Calhoun will coFaiail3 a
Mr.. Van Buren's election Is ipPs'-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16
HCIay Clubs had better have care to

HClay Clubs had better have care to
what they say or think. or do. in future
There is a "REvIEw" somewhere about,
that has an eye on all their acts; and he
will surely write them on paper 1--WE have
his word for it) They will also be printed.
1--WE Judge OF The future from the past,) and
wo to every Coon; young or old, tha:
may have the impudence or imprudence, to
cut up any of his inbred antics before this
great and mighty REVIEW"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

it will be as strong to drop one as The other.
Then there were Jesse Hoyf. ana many
other unfortunates who lost lat beTths by
that result There must be no partiality
shown one wants bis revenge as much as
another. Come ahead, gentlemenl-N I.
Tribune.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

The more this subject is discussed ana
,,,da,s,ood the more odious does 1t become
10 ihe American people We have from INC
,,anrenent Of the fee trade humoug
con,ended. tha, il was one of those mastery
strokes Of British policy, by which she has
made herself mistress Of the commercia'
world moments reflection would have
enabled any one 10 come to the same coneiu
sion but the visionary character OF too ma
nv OF our great as we'll as little minds pre-
vented reflection, and the floating vision was
crashed at with avidity. Had they turned
10 history, had they asked for the causes
that placed England pre-eminent 10 com
merciaI point ofview, or had they asked
whence comes this new light, the vision
would have been dispclled; before castles
numerous and high had been reared on SO
false foundation which in their inevlta'
be fall, will bury forever in their ruins,
some that might have become ornaments to
their country and generations.
-II-- I--.-=---- e. - ---nr= n - r~n-
mulgated in America by hirelings and IN
terested foreigners When the infection had
possessed many Of the unthinking, presses
were established for the purpose of spread
ing the poison wider and wider. and funds
raised in England for the purpose OF sus-
tanning them AT the head OF the free trade
British party in America, was the n. Y
Republic, a newspaper edited by Dun
Green, of Telegraph & Pilot memory.
Facinated by the hypocritical attentions
showed him. during his sojourn in Engla
thirsting after filthy lucre. and idolatrous in
his devotion to the great nullifying deity o.
South Carolina, he became an easy prey e
the pretended free trader on the other side o
the waters, and was thus induced to take
charge of the journal alluded to.
But recently the friends of this magnifi
cent scheme of British aggrundisement dis
covered that the pliable Duff Green wa
not the man to render effective service, AM
was consequently, dismissed Had It beer
the policy of our free trade politicians, t
promote American interest, an American
would surely have been placed at the hea
OF the organ of the party. Instead OF ths
they have placed at its head Mr. Wycko
an Englishman, who is not even a citizen
the IT. 6, bu. foreign loafer, who neve
was known in this country except as tn
lackey and hanger on Of Fanny Elssler d.
ring her soiourn with Us. ard who has bt
recently returned from Europe. with mean
and instructions TO en.ighten the America
people. on subjects of national and intern'
tional policy Desperate indeed must
cause be, when none can be found to TAX
the lead in advocating il but foreigners. an
such as have never breathed in any otht
bat the atmosphere of theatres
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

nFOld hunters tell us that Clay is an
infallible cure for wounded Coons. 1t is a.
greeable and soothing, no matter about the
character or extent of the wound; whilst
cabbage leaves produce the most fearful
blisters and ulcers on an irritated body.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16
Wbig State Electors.

JOHN GUION. P. Ii. SfAKhE, .vs.
r : STUAPT A.B. BRADFORD,
:" - ,ssrrr or MARSHALL.
NDavTS HENRY GRAY,
- - - p.Nyor. OF WINSTON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

IL Below will be found the letter of our
distinguished ;ownsman, Gen. A. B. BRAD
FORD. to the Secretary of the Whig State
Convention. BY that letter it will be seen
that the General is ready and determined to
meet the foe, when or wherever he may
present himself With such an advocate
before the people. the glorious Whig cause
will have nothing to fear, and trembling Lo
COfoCOiSu much lU dread.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

HIf our correspondent Wilcox wish
es his hustle song published. he will have
to make several material alterations in the
pi ece.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16
From The OJsersr
CIRCULAR


FEMALE ISsTITUTE, Cclambla Isaa
A violent contagious disease, commolf
called the Malignant Sore Throat bafzs
prevailed in this town for the last Two w5s
and the most exaggerated statements bg5a
its nature and lis ravages, having BE
spread abroad, II seems TO me proper .d9l
should address a Circular, on the subHsa 9
the distant patrons of the columbia Fsals
Institute.
Much of the present panic Is owing to q
distinguished standing OF the individuas9a
have fallen victims TO the epidemic, ra.-a
than to their number. During the vie.
of last weak, there was bat one death ansa5
our white population-that OF Dr. JoHS ?
Law; and only one has died tbs week
Col. JOHN r. DEW. Alter sdIiigehi en4'.
ry, can hear of only one citizen o. sa@
place who Is dangerously sick
No young person, SO far as ! can iel'-
has been affected by the prevailing ds.as-
OF all the members of the institute t's
numbering more than two hundred pol 3. |
has been affected while the health oI s.
Institute family was never better al 'as 81
son ofthe year than it is at present i
| purpose addressing another rePoF 2
the distant patrons of this School, % ~
next issue oflhe Columbia observer
]. @. SMITH, Rss!@
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16
HOLLY SPRINGS, March IL, 1874.
To j. d. DufeLd Esq

To J. u. Du6feld Esq:
SIR-Y our communication, under date
of the instant, as Secretary of the Whig
State Convention Of Mississippi assembled
at Jackson on the 5th ult, for the purpose of
forming an electoral ticket for p resident of
the United States at the approa aching cleo
tion, has been duly received. La this you
inform me that my name was used by that
Convention as one of the nom inees. By this
additional evidence of the confidence of my
political friends, consider myself hon ored,
and the more so because this high trust was
by me unsought. The only regrets have
are, that some one more capable of do
ing Justice to the cause had not been selected
in my stead and one. too. whose time could
have been more easily spared from his or
dinary avocations in life; but those who
were delegated for that purpose have willed
and to the Whig party of the State, to give
my assent to the nomination, with the assn.
rance that my humble services in the coming
canvass will be cheerfully rendered in sup
port of the principles and measures they ad-
vocate, and upon the success of which ve-
rily believe rests the durability and welfare
of our free institutions.
have my choice of men 20 carry out
those principles and measures. and my pre-
ference is MIR. CLAY. over all others; still
| will not say. even of him. at is glory
enough to serve under such chief" this
would be man-worsbip, a creed / have al
ways abhorred. and one if adopted by us will
sooner or later prove destructive of Ameri-
can liberty.
l have not beer so prompt in 1cknowl
edging the receipt of your favor; neverthe
less, shall be in the ranks when the signal
of action is given, armed not with the pike
and battle axe but with stubborn facts ane
the shield of truth. supporting an ensign or
which shall be inscribed the virtues and emf
nent public services of that great statesman
and patriot whose claims we advocate, more
potent in this crisis than phalanx covered
by whole park Of artillery.
With great respect.
Yours,
A. B. BRADFORD.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16

p. S. Having. since he forego.go' .-
written, had an opportunity Of eoasl-
with DR. john B. HAYS, who has -
ally observed the progress OF this a'ss-s- ..
am authorised to say to all persons n. 8.
ted in The health of Columbia thai US
demic has already assumed ma1n -. -.
form. that in fact there are al pTesen 7. y s.
gerous cases of sickness IN the loNA -
cinity. and that he is confident la'. -. . =.
course OF few days all alarm % ''~
count will entirely cease.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-09-13
81 ut 8 I 81 III D.
DeutfhIanb b.

Sn Darn {tabt rpurbe BON einem M2itqIieb oes
@emeinberatbs Der untertbdnise Bcrfdtas 9emadbt,
Or. tOnieden 0obeit ben @roBberscg ;u ertd,en, bic
Stact Darnffact bonn Is. sluguit als benz Gage Der
Ncnuments s@ntbl0un9 eubriss ]. an, ben Iamen
eubDt9sfact saoerleben Gum Stud batten bic dnbern
@emeinoerdthe fetten fciden nunbefnn unb ber 8or-
ld,ld9 tpnrbe uerlpprfen.
Der prins preuBen n bdt dls @eaerdl
oes @nroeecrps ben Sefehl erlaNen, bag teiem Col.
oaten Scm Geowebel abr6rts eftdnbt fet {oQ eitte,
dBigfeitsuerein beutreren, nOen. 3,t geDen 3eiten
namentlid, beim ManSpes nnc i'm Eager. Der Sd,naps
als Stdrtnnss nnb Grquidun9smittel bel Der Mann.
Idaft 9ebraudst tuirc.
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Sin qBbis : syurselbauna.

Der9rp8e senrYG GlaY bat it'd fur
bieaufnab meODn Geras ertldrt'
9odb bis Dor gang fnrser 3eit haben mir Die Socf.
i,una aebe9t, BAG r @laD enoli coniequent bleiben
sir,b bte ttnd 9efaBten 8ehtlfe feiner parct aus.
Eflbren tpllroe. Dcb
#YssH 4 III auf Der Qpet " aats eitcl ff&Y
snb 20 ,tue Die gesfpredunsenb Mtiss unc Die Con
Seqaenl bes ctna 6taD. Ssnn 5aa' pcl'tNsH pnrtel.
Wdnspito fte erianern, baes sSsr. 6 Lap por feiner
onsinuticit een grtef ltwie6, tpcrln ef d NIT pdn.
5en unb NGtn 9esen ben Mnldlu8 BON Ierae tpebrfe
ieler nIbua iplroe BON ieiner Seite III Der Scrans
}Erura 9e(hriebcn, bae sr, BAIT Buren, eer ocmetra-
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9Iud' mir rufcn BEL bieer @e:e9enbet ben beutIdeu
cemetraten, IN Sbto ocr5italidb, Su: Sr9antrt Guh
uno leo tpadhlam uniere ge9uer fuhren einen Der
Sspeifelncen &an,pf.
eScuen uniere eeutfde oemctratifhe Greunoe i'm
eauoe une seitpee Sfad,rtd,t eeben ,pie es NIT Der
Organization BET tbnen ousGebt uno uns lber tbre
I1un'erfhe Stdrfe, 70 ~et als m09Itd, in &enntnis
iebeu %. By
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Std1tsmablen.

q Ia ma Die Neturns bis auf uIr tpenioe
Srnntes (lno einse9an9en. Diefe eebteren tuerbeu
pahr|chetnI1d nte oort9es Sabr br Sctum ab9e9eben
baben unb bic @ees9ebun9 pitroe conn teben
Sm Senat 20 Gem. uno l3 QSbiss i'm Soau1e 68
Dem. uno 81 gSbies
Gem. Weehrbeit bel oereinter 9Ib1timmuus 43, i'm
oort9en Sabre betru9 le nnr 81 Dances, Dem., it
we mir ldcn meloetcn gum @CusreBmitslieO i'm orits
ten Congregational Gfrttt NIT 700 Wehrbett erw6tlt
poroen. Qe>pis bate leetes Sabr nur 693.
s II o s.-Solgenoes 1T bas elorreihe Re1u[-
tat i'll bielcm Staate. lleber 10000 Webrbeit fur bic
oemofratliae parei. Sn 1910 berus Ge tueniser a[s
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Snbian a. Der Sentinel siebt BON II Counties
|cic 1HabIterihte (oer Stoat bat ST. pie fcIst:
lSb'9mebrbeit in n So. in ls4O-l2,582
Dem. ~ nm ~ 1S43- 2O35
cem. ecwu,n in bent slbeu ,eit ls4oN15,46l ~
Dies cr9iett eiuen 9erpiun bonn 8rItsoctuu, Iber
I943 in II Counties BON nabe 1000 Stn1men, trpBs
Staate eiueu glrrreihen Ste9 oapou truoen
- llnlere 2eier f0nnen oOQtduoieer gBabI6eridbte
nod grhalt berfebeu, 9etpdrti9 fen. Sir tpoaen H.
6erSeu9en, nt leere Soripie9elun9en, tpe Die Wbtq
IblQtter MAIDEN.
N[ab a III a. Die bempcratiIde O2ebrbeit i'm
Naule betrd9t 81 uno I'M Senat n, BEL Yereiuter b.
Itimu,uno ben 0cmcfraten 9eeen 40 Mebrbeit oebenb
NIB etnen @etpnn ber Iestes Sabr In. SauIe pen 10,
tm Senat Don er9ebenr. @leicberseit baben Die ne
motrateu ale @on9reB9(teoer I'M Staate crtpdbt, bis
uieOeidt ouf ben i'm Stpetten Dtritt nidt.
Mi0fourt Qem 8 g. Democrat mad, udre
oa5 Mobreiultat in oielem Stoate ,pe folet ieooh
ldeint caSebe nod ntdt gang 9ena,t, ba apiIten ben
Sldrcrn nod ein Greit, wer Die Bentcn uno ante
Senton eeute ale fIno, 5u beifcben. ..-
SIM Nauie tpdre nad ocm Denlrcrat bic anti 8eutcu
Webrbeit ID uuo Stpar fir Benton 81, anti Benton
AZ, spefclbaft r. - l8bt9 Senotcreu Guo 9. pier
Naoere rperoen eher fur eiuen anoeren Oert;aten ols
Obrtlt Denton ftintlnen se9en 8euton alfc 49, Ger
Seuator, nm bic Sacans oes abtveienbeu @enerals
@jiDam su ereBeu, puroe nit gefesfid, trpdblt uuo
Elm S,retben fir cine anoere QSabl lit aeuidg benz
@eleBe erla0en WDroen. qDenn mao oaber bic nnbern
IS, ,Senatcren fur Benton rednet, 70 tpirb ieine SPA
oritdt i'm Senat iein. @benlo Die .rpeifelbaffen
Wit9lieoer I'M aus fir bu 9erehnet, 70 tuirbe bic
geIeB9ebuno 70 iteben:
Benton ...:. auti Benton.
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