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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
THE TRIBUIN
WHIG NOMINATIONS;
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30.
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The following errac from Speech delivered by JAAEs r.
Polk teioe the People Of Madison county Tennee on ee
ri dsy q. April ls3 will that ne md always S oe-n
m uncompromis,ng opponent of PROTECTIVE IAsiPT'
tie dFtree !pe1 ne sgys. d ne p@;e e. ,og 2Gys
a. -, ,5, rd-nes Of Uisri5tioH Gnd Protectirt G.
rT-msasurs uiieh eOns,der r',os N N. o. Ms
r.rty and especially the interests o NE Pat'Hg StGtes
Nfnaps e steadtiy and al eli tsnr,s opposed bott.
On Wool.
..7z, Vool (-oreys eoxsder h, dirty on foreign Woot
d, ,mperant prosperitu THIS opinion evprcAera
~ or,n onfr,ga is that Hool should be dutyr,e.
N WV Ii;onzreSSonnl Debate. vol. 8. page l,lss
ArI for Annexation.
Thn,. no hesitation in declaring. tint am JG1o Of
~. nedate 8uneIction Of Te1ds The 1errlts-Z ~ The
Euitl Stoes r flames K Folk TO the citizens OF Cnc.n-
natl April 3. 1874.
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Orp,grnryrog STATE. August q. IS.

DEeAgr4rsr os STATE. August q. ;sH.
The appointment, recently announced, OF JoHS
B. WILLIAMS, as Consul OF the United States for
the Auckland Islands, has been revoked, and he
viii retain that of Consul for the Bay Of Islands
and the rest of New Zealand, with leave 10 reside
at Auckland In that Consular district.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

The f,ERxsnlRE JuBLEE-Copies Of The Tribune
ming the full proc sednss Of this Jubilee sill
be obtained a, the dek of publishing Office Price two
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

C 1, WILDE seen tina, Mr.. Deinps;er has return
et! again TO this Ci,y, and will commence giving
Concerts next week at the rooms Of the Society Ii
b-1ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
,Ir. CIay and the CilIey Duel.


The atrocious and oftrcpcatcd Jet still rei!erat
cd sla nder upon Mr. Clay in regard to the Cilley
duel is th1s emphatically and forever disposed Of
in the minds Of all honorable mem by letter
from Mr.. Clay himself 10 Dr. Goblc OF Newark,
published in the Tariff AdrOeate of yesterday
VIII those presses which have delaned Mr.. Clay
in this matter have the honesty 10 publish his te
nal
ASHLAND. l6,h Augui. lsii
MY DEAR SIR: | received your friendly letter,
with the enclosed slip, cut from newspaper, and
[ appreciate, and am thankful for the motives
which prompted you TO address me. wish you
would obtain and peruse the correspondence which
passed between Messrs. Wise, Graves and me,
respecting the amentahle affair between Messrs.
Graves and Cilley, published about three years
ago l have not copy OF IL but you can obtain
it in New York.
1t establishes lst That the draft which sug
gested of the challenge was made expressly with
dispute amicab!y, and not, as alleged IN the slip
you forwarded, TO close the door.
ID That | never believed that the controversy
you'd occasion a hostile meeting, but continually
though, that it ought to be, and would be, ami
cably settled.
Sd. That was ignorant that the parties were
to meet 10 combat, and where, and at what hour
they were TO meet
And 4th. That when accidentally heard that
they had gone out to fight, although did not
know the hour, nor the place, advised the police
TO be called out and they were called out; but
they missed the parties, III consequence of their
having taken an unexpected route.
I was not uDon the ground, and had nothing
whatever to do with the conduct of the combat
NV agency as far as had any in the whole trans
action, was directed to the object OF an amicable
settlement of thesdiificulty.
am respectfully. your friend and obi servant.
II. CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

yesterday. The following graduates received The
q, gree OF 4. b.
teorge Washington Baker. Francis Lowell Batcheder.
jhnrIas Bla George Merck Brooks Charles Jacob CnpeH.
tuprgc Hlankefn Cary eny Chlrc Chauncey, Jacob Cor
Clarke robert COdmHn Judah Crowe hares W hiai
llannsy John Call Drtun Henry lalnan DAVIS. Edmun!
Dwight Amos Henry fuInswotn. George tauknef hppan
Eusts Frtrcis Richard freeTick Fuller BsnJamr apthup
Gould lmuei Sewa Gfeele George SiIsbee Hale, Josiah
Snartck hau ell oato Nelson Iireh, Ebeaezer Pierce
liiud. Edward Sherman Hnar Henry AuGusnus J"hnson.
Robert Yates Jones' Robert Lemmon Samuel Parker Lewis,
e0rge Homer Lord Ceant knloch Mdileton jacob Mu'-
rson Geurge Fracs Putkman. fnncis park kman Jnseph
Pegtpiy cratio Justs Perry. William Gardiner Prescott.
everett Saonstnll. Frederick Ado phus sawyer. Francs
Wiud Sayes Philip liowes Sears. Edmund nincy Sesa
iInne benson Slude Lafayette smith, Joseph Brown Smith.
hnr!e Henry Boy 0n snow Joshua Clupp stone. Warren
Iloa George Walker, stephen Goodhue Nheatland Ed
ward WheeiwI.ct. Henry Ba'chfud thee!wnsh Charles
Adams Vnlcomb, Edward Augustus Wild.
the degree OF A. NJ. was conferred on several
OF the former graduates, in course.
The honorory degree Of LID. was conferred
on HIS Excellency Governor Briggs, and Hon.
john Sergeant OF Philadelphia. The honorary
degree of d. d. was conferred on Rev. Professor
Park of the Andover Theological Institution, ana
Rev. Andrew Bigelow OF Ddnvers.
The weather was fine and the audience nu-
merous. Among them were many distinguished
gentlemen from remote places.
Boston Courier, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
BY This Mornings 5iail,

The Great Nashville Convention.
Our Nashville papers by the Sou,hetu NJ
this morning come literally ovcrrunning With >.
counts of the great Wing Convention a, Y.L
Vile on The 21s. INST. All accounts agra H..
a, least Fifty TtOusaad Wings, With then Ti,.
and daughters were on The ground Bell Joy,,
JAkxAGrS and Foster were among the speak.,,
but the crea, attraction Of Tie day appears ,
have been that glorious and unchangca5!a VIZ.
Orator, Statesman and Patriot, $. s Psr,r,.,
of Mississippi His speech is dwel; upon III II.
most enthusiastic terms, ami is represented q.
sparkling all over with the gems OF eoqqea,s
wit and fancy, inwoven in the firm and solid a.
r,c Of imp,eguablc logic. We have no, loom =.
particulars this morning.
u ]. B. HuNr has oc,n nominated for CoL
eress by the Loco Focos Of the lid Ds,ae.
Michigan.
The Locos of the Eie District, Pa has nom.
mated Judge Thompson OF Erie, as the cpPonea,
OF CHAaLss NJ. REED, The pr, sent Menfbs' IN:
Whis nominee.
n Lieut.. FRaNcrs E. BARRY, L. 5. n. Gle:
at ST. Louis on the lS,h inst.
n Col. WILLIAM THoarsoS. Of the MeIica,
Army, and formerly citizen Of Maryland, Gle!
at Tsmpico on the sth inst.
DtsuxIox The Richmond Enquirer having
affected to ,rea, lightly the recent tisuoioa
movements in South Carolina, The Charles,o,
Courier SAYS in reply
osWe tell the Enquirer ,ha, the spiri, and CRY q
" dsunion here m. no bubble, cr hucsboo ei.
- ,hcr: brt tina, Mr.. Rhett and h3 BluH'on boys
d" and ether constituent. are openly seeking TO dis,
." solve the Union, unless ;hair mad p"tensions an
Welded 10 hs the co,red spirit OF ihe rest Of the
" non.'
Horrible MurDsR.-Nirs. Turner, widow q.
the late Judge Fielding t. Turner. was murder.
cd by one of her negro servants yesterday morn.
ing about sun rise. She was repnmandng the
man lo- mprudcnt language used toward hc
the evening before when Ec sczcd her By the
neck, and before any one could ccmc to be'
aid, she was srrangcd and past resuscitatica.
The murderer fled and was pursued, but, at the
time OF cur going to press had not been ove'aken.
Lexington Ky Inc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
The Mvstcrie, of Gambling.

Mr. J. H. Green, who has created considerable
excitement in various parts of the country by his
disclosures OF the rascality practsed by pTofes
sional gamblers, in connection with certain manu-
acturcrs of cards and other adcrs and abetioTs in
swinding, is now in the City, and we understand
intends continuing his war upon the gamblers in
what may appropriately be called their head
quarters. We have been assured by persons
whose official relations give them every opportu
nifty for knowing, that the extent to which gamb-
ling is carried in this City is perfectly appalling.
The details OF the scenes which nightly en,ct-
cd at the fashionable gambling houses where silly
Young men arc seduced to their temporal and
eternal ruin, arc indeed frightful and if any thing
can be done to introduce general reform of this
most deplorabe vice, it will be work not second
IN Importance TO society and the cause Of virtue
10 the great Temperance Reform ITSELF. Al
| though we have little Goubt that the vision OF
Justice, when turned in the direction of these rich
aud thriving establishments, is too often ojscured
or dszzcd, yet legal restraints, be they never 50
stringent 50 thoroughly put in practice, are
impo,ent TO check the growth OF the epidemic
r:ceS-such as Intemperascc Gambling and Ii
centiousness. Nothing but public opinion, acted
upon by some great, irresistible moral force as OF
aroused national virtue, can be OF much real SER
vice here.
Whether Mr.. Green be the man qualified to set
on foot ana guide Alright this great Anti-G Gam
Bling Reform we know not. We hope he is
From his own showing ne has been pretty deeply
involved in all its mysteries, and eharer OF its
denominations. This, however, is nothing to bis
disadvantage, provided his repentance be sincere
and ;.ia determination now to repair his faults by
exposing the neierious devices OF Gambling 50
that they may be avoided by the young and mex
per;enced be earnestly carried ous. The testi.
n,ony OF those who have become acquainted with
! Mr. Green in Louisville, St. Louis and Baltimore
is altogether in his favor, and We hope his efforts
here, should they &c discovered to be OF the
right stamp, will be chee.ially and efficiently
seconded
nfr. Gresa has published little work, con-
taining history OF his own personal adventures
while gambler, which IS ior sale by Burgess Il
Stringcr and J. S. Redfold
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

ALUMNI OF BgowN USIyERsirY.-A meeting
OF the Alumni of this University will be held i'll
Providence on Tuesday, 3fd Of September, the
day preceding Commencement. Hon. William
Hunter will deliver the address, and the Hon Iris
tam Burgess will preside at the meeting, and at the
dinner Rev. DR.. Sprague, of Albany, will de-
liver an address TO the Phiermenian Society, con-
nected with the College, on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock and on the afternoon of Commencement
day the Anniversary Grafton before the Phi Beta
Kappa will be delivered by Rev DR.. Sears, of
Newton
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

" The Wings of South Brooklyn held a
meeting at the Madison House on Wednesday
evening and resolved TO organize Wing Asso-
citation, which should embrace every Wing in
South Brooklyn. They are all invited to meet a;
the same place This Euening, at half past o.
clock, to perfect the organization. Let every
mao b. Oh hani.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
Alabama Election,

The summary CT complete returns as given in
the Tuskaloosa Monitor, Tor members of the
Legislature, shows the following result, as com
oarsd with last year:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

e NEAL's History OF The PrRIrAss, Part
VII, is published This morning By Inc Harpers.-
One more number completes the series OF this
valuable work.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
c,rcu,a,.tne Documents.

THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent FROM
the present time to the Presidential Election Il,
the following reduced rates
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

= The Native American party sent delegates
10 fiatoush Yesterday afternoon, who nominated
Richard L. Wyckoff of this city and Mr.. Wi.
mans OF Wil!lamsburgh, members of Assembly.
Brooklyn Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

lG-:FREIGHTs 10 ! ohT;,ALrINoRE FROM
E5(T-1 NEW YORK
hipptt- Herchariise es0ccnly requested 10 ha's
ther Goods gued T. tn. undersigned Phad4ohm a3a
Peck and Clyde they having sold 90. tSelr infn ~
the Ericsson Steamboat Line between Philadelphia and hs
more. ;i
An Goods ned to the undersigned at Pnilae pn W.
lie forwarded the dsy received md delivered IN DS
'''''e SN''' 80 A'A's' ." A. GROVES, Jr. Agent
au276,s No. " South Wharvss. Phi-adsipnA'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

AMERICAN MUsEuye-The attractions oth. celebrltel
sort daily he offer. rars bill Of
nfnusenenfs today including i1aGt Sisters, k.gtI
Mns,re. SIR and r Western and s-veral other sn0Sl
performers. We recommend Jil only neral
Thumb, and Queen Vlctona Court Ruis., ge.ts
trscOns OF the Performance nj r. 81 :ypsey
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

P2IvATs lssTRucTtos.-i gentleman who hl, hsd much
eSpecnee iat-hehnz n9inga pJiOn OF ms tiHe unrcsgt
sitner 70 be prepared or College, simply Ea
ctfice. rngJ2,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
FDUCATIO,

The New-Toris Grammar School,
61J BROADWAY. NEAR BLEgCK N STREET.
CHARLES II. LYON. A. ii. Prinei,cl.
fsNHIS SCHOOL. will be re oDeaed Ncnday. Sepenc
i ID The of lnstnictiDu = csm9reh.ns.ve ara
thorough embracing ,heect range OF Commercial ssd Coz
leglaie studies eu3. lws-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

e The LADIES COMPANION, for September, is
very fne num5er-,he best Of the new series.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

FRvSCH LASGUAsE.-NASEsCIs ORAL STsTgx.-Hsd.
i MaH+sca Durtnd Informs pu! hil be- claNe, will re-
EfIie enry septenDer No. . Walk. isGlss
and Gentlemen wish acquire tire FeHch .aazuhg. T
e approved system OF her father. will please make early ap-
ptcaton ,n1S lyp'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Nsw ARITHAEric.-We have received from Sax
,oa s, Miles the Elementary Arithmetic, designed
for Academies and Schools. BY Geo Z. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

q JoHy P. kgysEDY and JosgFH L. WHITE
address the Wings OF New-HaYen on the 4th
September.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Delegate to the Wing State Convention
Saratoga Co.-John House, NIchs. B. Doe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

PORTABLE DRzssIrG cAsys.-The subscribr have con-
ple;ed their Arrangements for the actu-e Of tho above
oiwhich ilf-e variety are soss ready exanssoi oe-
s OF most compact forms. and equal in pish TO the imported.
having t' advantage that ,ae aytcie they coa,a n:e tie
frt ouny and the riot useful which nsetats
Tablet ' kee.las in perfect order. tt public ~
n.
vted to eaam4e the iole, urn i.n.ng .-..s
au29s Gus G. SAUNDERS * son.
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TnsrSE renders osi valuable medium Of advertising
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

II Our thanks ale due TO CAPITA. P. ST. JOHN
OF the knickerbocker, and Capt. Wa. H. PECK of
the Columbia, for accommodations politely extend
ed 70 our Reporters on the occasion Of The late Con-
yention c: Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

IL Col. WILLIAM THoaFsoS, OF the MC1ice,
Army, and formerly citizen OF Maryland c.et
at Tampico on the sth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

SAMUEL TAYLOR, ESQ. OF Fairfield, has been
nominated as candidate for Eiector CT President
and Vice President for the same District.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

INDiAvl.--1he results Of the recent eleccss'oA
IN Indiana, as already stated by Is, are certified
by Circular from the Indiana Whig Stale Com
mi,tec.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

II HENRY ST. joins has been nominated for
reelection to Congress By the Loco Focos of the
With District, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

MMxE-TIILL1AM GEORGE CROSBY, ESQ. Of
Belfast, has been nominated rs candidate for Re-
p;----ntatjre from the v,h Congressional District
He has accepted the n6.niHs!ion' and the great
est e1ertions Will be made BY the Wings fo elect
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Il Lieut. FRANcis E. BARRY, U. 5. N di,t
at ST.. Louis on the lSth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

DtsuxIox The Richmond Enquirer hayin;
affected to treat lightly the recen, dlsunioa
movements in South Carolina, The Charles,o,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

SABBATH CONVENTIONAL numerous Conven.
ton OF friends OF the observance of the Sabbath
was held at Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa on the
2o,h list. tie proceedings of which are published
at length in the Perry Freeman. Hon. Robert
Elliott presided. Strong resolutions, condemna-
tory Of the practice of running the public convey
ances, and travelling on the Sabbath, we're passed,
and the formation Of Sabbath Associations to pro
mote the objects Of the Convention was recon-
mended. Delegates were also appointed to attend
the National Sabbath Convention at Baltimore
on the 27tti Of November.
r. ILLUSTRATED SHAKEsPEARE,' No. XXI
is published This morning, containing the continue
ton OF King Lear.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

HARVARD UaIvERsITY-The Annual CON-
mencement at this ancient institution was held
yesterday. The following graduates received the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

MARK TIE ADMISSION The Plebeian in the
course Of an article on the TariH says, " The De
moc-atc party opposes the present Tariff because
i. is not protective Tariff" The Editor also in
the same article says he confidently believes
Is; That James K Po!s s n arUr oa Tani that viii Do
,s, the pdu.try OF the couny-be whole OF that Industry
3D. Tia; Henry Cay opposed to Jan that will protect
sd Th.t Lsn,a, X Poa opposed to the present Tariff
an Tha, Henry Clay f-v-r o. tie PRESENT Iarff.
5,h Tact the present 7fT IS desrVviEs ts tacastrg Of
I.s coan:Ty.
What pity that the industry fthe country
.-s not discovered the destructive effects OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

The Locos of the Enc District, Pa. has norr
mated Judge Thompson, OF Erie, as the cpPonea
OF CHAaLrs VI. RsgD, The resent Menbe' sn;
Whs nominee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

u ]. B. HuNr has oc,n nominated for CO..
gress by the Loco Focos of tue lid De,,ic,-
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Havana.
[COrrespondence of the HERALD

HAVANA, March 10, 1874.
Musical Intehigence-Ole Bull and Vieur Temps
Fol-de-rol IL, the shape Of Letters from Havana-
Orange Crop.
The Rapid will sail in few days, when will
write you more at leisure. The Rapid and c.
Colon came in the same day, as you see by the
enclosed list. We have now five daily papers, the
sDiario," at So a month the "Noticioso," 81 50
a months 'Faro," 81 25 month; "Prense, -
GA cents month and Gel Diario Dilas Avisos,
SO 40 cents month; and on the first of April
will appear new one, name don't know, mer'
camille paper however.
Ole Bull is setting all the people crazy. He
appears at the theatre "Tacon," and on sunday
last, 18th, had tremendous House, playing at The
his first appearance at the San Cecilia Concert
Room (where the old Post Office was)-Prices 81
had but fifty people to hear him, got vexed and was
going away, but his friend persuaded him to STOP
| and he makes his second and last appearance to-
night at the Theatre Principal, at the usual prices
Mr. Shaer and his lion, tiger, &c. have been play
ing at the "Diorama THEATRE IL good houses.
If of any service to you | can always furnish
you with what news is going, on.whlch all rell-
ance may be placed / say this as have seen Sc
veral letters from here published in the American
papers, especially in those OF your city, written by
those very little versed in the manners and Gus
toms of the place. and whose crude opinions are OF
very little value. mention this as the 'natlves
are frequently very much veXed with the erroneous
impressions and statements made from here. In
political matters nothing is ever known or can be
surmised until seen published in the "DtariO," the
Government papers
would send you some oranges, but between the
worm and the drought, which is destroying every
thing, cattle dying for want OF water and fodder
the crop is entirely gone without 1t is few dried
| up things not fit to send.
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Amuse nlents.

CHATHAM THEATRE--MIss REYNOLDS BENEFIT.
This evening of the best bills OF the season is
presented consisting Of Colmans Heir at Law AMI Ncho
las Nickeby. In both pieces Mr. +. Corner sustans
popular while the benefcare herself appears
Ccely omespun and the beautiful character of Smke
From the excellence Of the company and the marked
which the management bestows on the stage arrange
men,s the pieces will doubtless be well performed
There also great variety of attractions such songs
dance &C., and to those who desire to enjoy nights
tertanment such other theatre offers recommend
to visit the Chatham this evening
AMERICAN MusEuM.-Last day Of the Ethiopian
Minstels at the American Museum-The Manager
in Of the close Of their engagement will give
splendid performances to-day one at p M and one
at half past The Giants also will be exhibited during
the day and evening. This will be the most attractive day
since Tom Thumbs departure and II you wish seats 60
early the Manager has found it difficult to
date the crowd The Mnsrels to perform their best
pieces and we bespeak for them q rush-"Go it while
you're young"
PEALE's MUSEUM The Lapand Dwarf divides
the attention of the public with the Giant and
Giantess fact should say receives rather more
nan his share of attention to Judge by the immense mum.
Der OF persons that patronise him. He is decidedly agre
curiosity than the Giant, and predict that he will
prove az good a card to Bennett Tom'Thumb for
Barnum. Tho ladies seem delighted with him--How the
little will open their eyes on beholding him They
will scarcely know what TO make oft An entertainment
takes place this afternoon. The Great Western and
host of other talented parsons snnsAr
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HoultOn, Maine.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
HoIrIrON. Me. 31st March. Is

Correspondence Of the HeraId.1
HouLroN, ME-, 3lst March, 1874.
Marching and Counter Marching Of the
sUar Department-Fr and three feet OF Sno,c.
There is company of the First Artillery now
here. 1t will march from this however tomorrow
to Fort Kent. at Fish River. 1t is only about ten
days since that all the articles that post were sold
off, and now they have to furnish it again, at ex-
pense of about four thousand dollars. This is the
way the money of Uncle Sam goes; they save pins
and spend dollars.
On Thursday morning about three o'clock, fire
broke out in this town, which destroyed about three
ing to Mr.. Houlton. The soldiers turned on,
promptly and rendered what assistance they could
We have three feet of snow at the present time,
with no appearance of spring.
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cursed Union which has hitheno blasted every hope
of reform, viii never again be permitted
These are the views which thousands and thou
sands of our besgctlzens entertain. And we do be-
eve that there is fair prospect of their hopes
being realized. The american Republicans Of
fer practical reforms, and if they succeed at the
ensuing election, we do believe that these reforms
will be carried out. without any admixture of the
bigoted aud nauow-minded fanaticism which some
OF their leaders noise about in their ridiculous
sDeeches