Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-02
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tFrFF-e Won surrendered 1'' was the ing uiry o.
ihr commander or the Scraps, - The " S Jn
Hc---,e Ri hard" GeSisted fom firing 10 re-
pair damages and extincuish the flames that had
bon r1pi ilv gaining the mastery oi ms vessel
"SnrrendeTedr' r' answered Paul Jone. ''qre hare
-af ret begun 10 fghtr' In That same spirit, the
Whig party ofthe Union, victorious on some
points and thrown back al others, uncOnqaeTablC
by force but not impreCnable 10 treachery. hav-
ing passed through tie Elections Of 1913, now
commences the organization Of its forces, the
mastering of itS blualions, and the systematic
diffusion Of intelligence preparatory 10 the grea'
contesr Of 1871 Once fully organized, they WI
advance TO certain, glorious and b-ncfcent vic
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