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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

SECOND REGIMENT N US. MILITIA.


:, 4TH AND 9TH WARDS.
Fur uan the above Div sion Orders and the act therein
mentioned the of the several companies
OF TIN, regiment will assemble within their respective Com
psny District: Monday the < day Of October ner at
o'clock A. NJ for Company parade inspection and martial
designated for each District respectively as follows
Company District-Joseph Craig, Commandant, within
line bounding Spruce Cliff Hague Pearl and chatham
Streets known the First Elect District Of the h Wa'd
opposite shak Hotel corner Of Duane and William sts
Company Dis,rici1Aexander g. astle. Comnandant.
vslt Oak Pearl Hague and Cliff Eourth
Election District OF the 4h Ward the OF Dover aud
Pearl streets.
Company c District-Thomas w. McLeay. Commandant,
within line bounding Eooseye Front Catherine Oak
streets known the Third Election distinct Of the Fourth
Company u Distrct--Alexandcr Eageson, Commsndant,
within line bounding Chatham, Peal, Oak and Catherine
streets k.own the Second Election District Of the 4d
Ward oppos the Catholic Chu CHI. James street
Company + Dsttict-kobert Mcleod Commandant, with
in Inc bounding the Park Chatham street, Pearl It eet aud
Broadway the First Election District Of the 9th
Ward will assemble The Of and Duane
in line bounding Pead, eate and anal streets and Broad
known the Second Eli DisIct of the 9Th Ward
will assemble al Of f. N aud Franklin streets "
Company u DistricpH. Parsons tcmnar dant, within
line bounding Genre Walker, Mulberry, Chatham aud
Pearl known the Third Elect District the 9th
ward will assemble the corner Of Whe and Eentfe sts
Company ii Dist, Alexander Mckenzie Commandant,
wit in line bound hatham Bowey, Walker and Nut
berry known the Fourth Election District Of The 9th
assemble at the Of Bayard mud Mot streets
The Regmenal Court Of Appeals to hearsppes from fines
penalties imposed will be helt at the Centre Marker Drill
R0o sro on Mo9fd'y October 49, dI (. Il fsSet
Col 2nd Rsg,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

"a z M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO gentlemen who want
wCOO their old clothes look like new call at the Tai
n Gold street corner Of Gold and spruce where orders will
be punctus to at the shorts: nc,cs and on the
N The highest price given for gentlsmens LEFT OF
wearing apparel n 30tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

WONDERFUL DIsCOvERY-strkers Solution fos
w the HAIR which will change grey hair 70 its original
color u few minuts, This Solution Is dsrsa from any
have their hair changed before paying their money One trial
will prove the fact The Solution be had at G. B. Ham
mond, 21s Broadway Of Chamber streets Orch ae-
$50 Bowery; Dr. Coneyace, 30 Chatham street; anS 20
sriker Coennes Slip, where be applied Non
uine unless signed H. Striker, In red ink. au2o -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26
SIXTH RECT. n; Y. 8; MILITIA.


Pursuant the above Division ORDERS aud the Act therein
mentioned the vates Of the several Companies
of this regiment wassembe within their respective com
pany districts Monday the 4h day Of October next At 10
o'clock for parade inspection, and martial
armed and equipped according TO awat the places de-
sgnaed for such districts reype ctively as follows
Company A-Captan W. Francis, commandment bounded by
Liberty Broadway Fultoh street. Weststreet at Full
ton, opposite Churchst.
ed by Fulton Broadway Murray street, Greenwich street,
Fulton, corner of Church street
Go C-Lieutenant w. o. Durham Commandant- aud boun
ded by Futon street. Greenwich street. Reade street. West
street at Chambers; corner of Washington street.
Co D-Captain James w. Earr Commaudant and bounded
by Murray Broadw Reade Greenwich street, at
Murray sire ei corner Of College Place.
Co E-Iieutenant w. A Hmchman, Commandant, bound
ed by Reade street, Broadway franklin street, Hudson
at asst side of Hudson ri, OF Duane 1t.
Co. F-Leutenant W. ii. Walker, Commandant. bounded
by Rode Hudson street, Beach street. West street, at
West side Of Hudson street, corner OF Duane street.
Co G-Cap'ain William Chalmers, Commandant bounded
by franklin Broadway Canal and aght Streets Ilud
Co H-Captain John Gregory, Commandant, bounded by
Beach street. ud street. Laeh street, Canal West
street. at Hudson 81, opposite st Johns Park
Appeals will be heard Thomas Rley house the
Of West Broadway and Franklin street. for Companies and
b on Friday, Oct 18th, at IN r. NJ
For Companies and on Saturday, Oct 10TH at the sanc
hour -
For Companies and on Tuesday, Oct 10th, the
hour
For Companies and II on Wednesday, Oct goth, the
same hour "
BY order Of WILLIAM DODGE,
Colonel 9th Regt. N. Y.S M.
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NJ! vii s j !: i:5H U.:..l * ~. s 4:
s9a Asa ;pd 6.sad VIII b ssomnsnasS 81 tspssa
right on Chryste street. - ' '~''~-
The Comnsndant q this will attend at the Mer-
cor OF Mercer and Boome streels on Monday
the 23th Of october 1877 o'clock M and viii then and
there hear all appeals that be him Ior the remis
sion q any line e penalty against penons
By order Of ANDREW A. BREMNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26
THIRD REGIMENT ". Y 8. MILITIA.

In compliance with the above Division ORDER and the law
therein referred the ununomed prvates members of the
several OF this regiment will assemble their
company districts Monday the 4th day Of Octo
Der at 10 o'clock A. M for company parade, inspection
and drill armed and equipped according to law the places
designated for the following districts, viz:
Company (A) commanded by Capt John Jagels. and
district bounded Nassau Wall Broadway Rector West
and Liberty Streets will meet Liberty street at the corner
of Greenwich.
I'd Company (B) commanded by Captain NJ D. Labau, dis
,rcets will meet in Cedar the corner of Nassau st.
3dCompany (C) commanded by Lieutcommandant d. c,
Vaughan districts bounded beginning at the Battery by
Whitehall Marketfeld Broad, Wall, Broadway Rector and
West the place Of beginning will assemble the
Battery opposite to Greenwich ST. :.
4th Company D) commanded by Capt Henry c. Marx dis
bounded by WALL Broad, Maketfed, Whitehall and
Pearl SITS will assemble on Hanover fquare.
Company (E commanded by Capt B. Parker district
bounded by Wall fear Whitehall and South will
semble on the Battery opposite to Front St. 49, .
9Th Company (F comma -ded by Capt William Ssrr dis
trct bounded by Broadway Park Row Spruce William and
Liberty will assemble in the Park opposite Beckman
street
7h Company (G) commanded by Capt. Richard Raynor,
district unded by Maiden Lane Liberty William Fulton
and South Streets will assemble Patt at the corner OF Gold
.
9Th Company N commanded by Capt Joseph Lonati dis
trct bounded by Fulton William, Spruce Ferry Peck Slip,
and South will assemble in Beekman street, the corner
of v lillian street.
The Kegimenta Court of Appeals to hear appeals from
fnes penalties imposed will be he at Stoneas l3 Full
Monday the 18th day Of October four o'clock
P M By order 3. BROOKE POSTLEY, Col
Commanding Sd Regiment N. Y. 3. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

Brig Linden, laying anchor off Quarantine dragged her
anchors and alongside Of the public dock without
damage Bark Panch also dragged her anchor and went
70 the same place, with very little damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

WINDOW SHADES !of every description and quality,
w cheaper than other establishment in the United
JOHN F. DUNCKER'S,
5eChstham cerper Of Chamber street.,
Au25 3ot.rc New York. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26
FOURTH REGIMENT N; Y. 8. MILITIA.


the above Division Orders and the act therein
mentioned the unauthorized pvacs OF the several companies
this will assemble within Their Com
ay Districts Monday the fourth day of October next at
10 O'Clock A. for company parade Inspection and marital
armed and equipped according to law at the places
LIST Company District "a. Troopl commanded by Capt Ed.
mund Charlie Jun and bounded by Huston. WOOSTER and
Fourth streets Sixth Avenue, Carmne Bleecker and Han
cock the Of Thompson and Fourth Streets
right on Fourth street. - $50, ~
Luerssen bounded by Houston, Wooster Amy and
Great Jones and the Bowery the corner oil Mercer
and Amity Streets right on Amty street.
Sd Company District Company Al commanded by Lieu
Commandant John Fowler Junr. and bounded by
Fourteenth and the Bowerya the corner Of Wooster
street and Waverly Place, right on Waverley Place;
4th Company District Company 81 commanded by captain
Peter Ferber and bounded Fourth street, University Place
Fourteenth and Sixth Avenue at the OF
walk North and South with the North walk oil
Washington square.
5h Company District Company commanded by Lieut..
Commandant Jacob Schnd and bounded by Houston Null
berry and Boome Streets and Broadway at the corner OF
Crosby nd Prince street, right on Prince street .
9th Company DISTRICT Company comminded by Lieut.
berry Broome Streets and the Bowery the OF
Mott aud Prince streets, right on Prince street.
18th Company District Company FL commanded by John
H. Miller and unded by Broadway, Canal Centre Walker,
Orange and Boome Streets at the corner oil Grand and Elm
sh Company District COMPANY p commanded by Captain
Edward Hmcken, and bounded by Walker Orange and
Broome and the Bowey at the corner OF Hester and
Mulberry streets, right on Mulberry street.
The Rtgment Court Of Appeals to hear appeals from fines
and penalties imposed will be held Consultation Hail. No
BY order OF CHARLES YATES,
Y 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

HAVANA sEGAR MART 2o5 Water street. corner Of
IL Fulton street, N. Y-FIaucis Butler having made
engagements with several Manufacturers in Havana also with
the importers aud copsignees Of Havana and Principe Segsr
their choicest brands begs to assure the public that they may
Gle the importation prices, and in quantities to suit
purchasers. -
M Duty freef for exportation SIS 7tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

FAMILY YoAaDlNo SCHOOL IN xHl c9uY:
!., g 20; :.s:.dial ssa into sy
and pains spared advance them 10 their studies and
der them and happy while under her care Great
attention 10 paid their health and morals The location IL
very healthy and retired There are st sssnt few vscan
Wall street; or H. Hunt ESQ., No. Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26
FIFTH REGIMENT, N Y. 8. MILITIA.
arr W.pn

Pursuant to the above Division and the therein
mentioned the ununifomed prvaes Of the several compa
mics this Regiment will assemble within their respective
Company districts Monday the dh day Of October
10 o'clock A. M for Company parade and martial
exercise armed and equipped according to law at the places
designated for each district respectively as iolows
Capt Renecke and bounded by Boadway Canal Green and
Houston :. Mercer ST., right on Prince st.
The I'd Company district Company Is, under command OF
Lieut. Meyehoz and bounded BY Green Canal Laurens and
HOUSTON SITS in Wooster ST.. right on Prince st , .
The Sd Company district. Company Z, under command OF
Capt Rowad aud bounded Thy Laurens Canal Sullivan and
Houston sts. in Thompson St, right on Prince e. r
Capt swaIzwade and bounded by Sallivsn canal Watts
The 9Th Company district Company ~ under command Of
Houston ST., in King St. rig It on Nc Dougal ST. , :,
The 9Th Company district Comp f. under command oil
Lieut. Ehrma, and bounded by Xack Watts, Hudson and
Houston sts, in King St. right on Varck st. .
The 7th Company district Company O. bounded by Hudson
Canal Gretnw and Houston sts IN King ST right on ud
and be under the command OF Lieut. Phrman who is
hereby detailed for that purpose.
The 9Th Company district Company II, bounded by Green
wich Canal West and Houston ST. KING St right on Green
and be under command OF Lieut. hust who
hereby detailed for that purpose
The Regmena Court OF Appeals to hear appeals from fines
penalties imposed will be held at Centre drill room
Monday 2jth Oct next at o'clock in the afternoon.
BY order Of ANDREW WARNER Col. 5th Regt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26
} OMAN EYE BALSAM.-
y "Waes me a chlel Iosks unco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow dim %

TANNAHILL.
There few bodily ailments distressing in their ma
ture than Of eyes accompanied
therefore be regsded boon, which value
he estimated in dollars and cents The ROMAN EYE
lis merits have been tested by long experience thousands
palents after suffering from Inflammation for years have
completely by using this salye The rednes
Ids hey have ultimately been enabled 70 read with plea
with ample directions for Prepared and sold by
HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

JUST RECElVEp-A rich assortment Of fancy and black
ID silk Cayss and Scars &c at J. AGATES, Gentemens
Outftter, 2J7 Broadway, Of Parkplace.
UNDER GARMENTS-A large assortment Of Silk Mer,.
no. Lambswoo Cotton, &c of every desirable style. at
AGATE's. Gentlemens OutGtter 257 Broadway, of
Park place. -. :,
liable TO rips Mso Chossou Bajou and SIR thesd
Geutemen's Outtter 237 Broadway. OF Park place.
SHIRTS-Thc subscriber would call the attention OF the
manner Shirts madeo order, and warranted to fit AGATE,
Genemen Furnishing Stcre 2T Broadwaycor Park place
"a 3lttrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

Two TAILORs-The Fall and Winter Fashion fsr lst! and
81 Cedar street. New York. the third door from Broadway
r. Oliver has removed from No Courtlandt street. TO
and systems heretofore. His system called the Tar
los Philosophical Transfer" now complete and ready for
sale 81 30tsm
m MERsCHOFF, TAILOR, NO 2s ANN STREET,
(prevpus to the late fire, at No l9n Ann sreeu would
fully inform his and the public generally
that having disposed of his old stock be is opening
entirely fresh Of plain and fancy Cloths
and Vestngs OF the latest richest aud fash
ion.be Styles Of which having just been purchased for
cash. he enabled land will furnish garments cut made and
trimmed in the fashionable styles at the lowest prices
call is solicited from those about making their selections
src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

NB-Be sure TO observe the written signature Of c. H.
ING over he cork OF each bottle. ~ s0ts'c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

NEW YORK DENTAL DEPOI-Dentlss and drug
gsts respectfully informed they find the sub
scbcs comies ASSIGNMENT Of Teeth Dental '.:tIumsnt,
Sane Foil Precipated Silver, Silver Plate Wire Solder
&c., &c. at very low prices.
CALL examine and learn as am desrnned to
give bargains. JOSEPH I: MUHPHEf,
"a s0tsrc 554 Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

nAGUEkK!AN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :, by
York. where every article Of the best quality may be had at
the lowest price Roach's Triple Compound OF Bromine,
tone, used BY the best few Of whose names
mend it, believing superior to any thing Of the kind
s. L Walker, Albany; 8. Humphrey, Wilmngton. North
c. Doane, Montreal; Clarke Brother. Syracuse-Eor sale
by the manufacturer 80 Nassau New York; G. Dexter,
G. Doane, Montreal; Will lam X. Pratt Richmond Hr:
gnia; Cooley Co. Springfield, Connecticut and brinsmad
&, Rro,her RnrIingtou Vermont au3l 3ft<nc
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-17

The LAST FALsEHooD.-The Rev. Mr..
McCalla, has asserted in answer to letter
addressed to him by Mr. Brown, Wing, Of
Philadelp ph ia, that the President in private
conversation, remarked 10 him, that the en-
ployment OTTOMAN Catholic priests as chap
lains was merely nominal, and that the real
object Of their appointment was that they
might &C, as spies. The Pennsylvania and
tho Washington Union contradict this absurd
statement, by the Presidents authority, as
utterly false and unfounded. The Rev. falsi-
fer was disappointed applicant for the post
of military chaplain.
The Catholics have been told the Admin.
stration designed robbing their churches in
Mexico. and now it is represented as desir-
ing TO defame their priesthood, and both as
sertions equally without truth. But that body
of religionists can perfectly we'll afford to
despse the affected sympathy, as much as
the open denunciation lavished upon them
by wings and natives.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-17

~ The Physiological journal, for August.
gives description of the character Of Alexander
Campbell, as given sy Mr. Fowler, when Mr.. c.
was totsl stranger 20 the phrenologist, and
which from its correctness appears to have con-
,quered the skeptcism Of the great thsologian. as
to the reality Of the science. A chapter on the
Phrenology of the Hindoos, sketch of Vincent
Pressnitz, the discovsrer Of the water. cure, and
several other valuable and inssrac,iv articles are
contained in the present number.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-17

" II has been reported in the papers
that professor Olmsted, Of Yale College, had
stated that the effect Of spreading the earth
with telegraph wires would prevent heavy
thunder showers or the hearing of lightning
strike. The professor contradicts the state.
ment, and remarks, that though telegraphic
wires sometimes facilitate the passage oflight-
ming to the earth, yet they must always be
too limited in structure, compared with The
dimensions of the atmosphere to prevent the
accumulation Of electricity in thunder
storms. So heavens artillery is not to be
dismaniled by the new science of commun-
cation.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-17

ALFRED KELLEY's LxrrER.-Ws copied (says
the Ohio Press) sketch Of Mr.. Xelley's letter to
Hon. Louis McLans, President Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railsoad, in favor Of terminus at
Wheeling. He expressed an opinion in that las.
tor, that the route through Columbiana, Stark and
Wayne Counties, in any thing like a direct
course wss impracticable. The editors along
that line are exposing his ignorance at great
rate. 1t is particularly amusing to sec how
some Of his whig friends treat him. They have
suddenly discovered how great an ignoramus 10
their former apostle snd lawgiver.
Kelly's interests and theirs clash, and such diff.
fsrenees must come occasionally among party
only 'held together by the cohesive power Of pub.
lie plunder'
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Ranks and Taxes.

The following from the Western Dominion
is an example Of the manner in which ohio
bankers, have swindled the people. Yet the
Wings always tell iho people such instiiu-
tions are safe and solvent-till they break:
By reference TO the Exhibit Of The Re-
ceipts and Expenditures, as given by The
County Auditor, we notice that the pretty
little sum oftwo thousand four hundred and
tweniy-nne dollars and sixty-eighr cents
was paid by the people Of this county as in
terest on the Surplus Revenue, for two
years. The Surplus Revenue is portion
Of the tax once paid by the people, and which
was intended to be returned to them by an
act Of Congress. The portion belonging to
the taxpayers Of this county found its way
by whig officers into the Urbana Bank. The
Bank found its way into the breeches pock-
cts of the favored few, and then died union.
ored but not nnsung, leaving the people mi
nus some twen,y-seven thousand dollars, at
the same time calling upon them under the
authority Of law to pay the sum Of one thous-
and two hundred and fourteen dollars and
and "a cents interest on the surplus revenue,
which was to be returned TO their pockets
and which they never received. Notwith-
standing all this, the robber art is still conten-
ded for as the only means Of prosperity and
wealth.
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GA Prospectus for the issus Of the Ohio
Statesman daily, as well as tri.weskly and week.
ly, on the completion of the telegraph to COlum-
bus, will be found in eur paper of to-day. The
Statesman is determined to keep pace with the
progress Of scientific improvement, By q cores
ponding enterpTize.
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SHERIFF S SAFE.
SHERIFF S SALE.
The State Of Ohio,l
vs. Court ofcommon Pleas
Pssrcs Pea, s'y Taylor, & PaHldi's Co. Ohio

l
John Kingery.
BY virtue Of &. ia. to mo directed from
the said court, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house, Charloe, on Friday, the
seventeenth day OF September, A. D. lS47,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and
a o'clock, P. M, Of said day, the following
property,to wit:
Lot number forty-6ve in the recorded
town plat Of Fort Brown, also the north east
quarter of the north west quarter Of sectisn
number (2S) tweniy-eight town two north Of
range four east, containing forty acres, be the
same more or less. The town lot above des-
cribed was appraised at fifty dollars; also the
land above described at seveniy-fve dollars.
EPfiRAIM BURWELL,
Sheriff Of PaGIdiag Co. Ohio.
august II, lS47. SS7
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We find the following toast going the
round ofthe papers:-
"General Taylor-He never takes the
back stitch, but learns his men the forward
stitch, and by means of the whip stitch. teach.
es the Mexicans ihe running stitch"
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T'he County Convention

Takes place on Saturday, for the nomination
Of delegates to the Representative and Sem
atorial Conventions. II ishoped that the at
tendance from the townships will be full.
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cial officers, we take from the fact that they
are never delegated with direct reference
TO this subject, and not advised ofthe viii of
their constituents seldom act in accordance
with it in making their selections. AJudge
for this circuit may be selected by represen-
tatives out of the circuit, and in opposition
10 the representatives of the people within
the bounds Of the circuit, and he may prove
partial, incompetent, and unworthy, and ~
people, who are thus visited, have no method
Of redress against those who have thus caye<
lessly or wiekedly abused their power.
The present mode Of legislative appoint.
ments is even more vicious in practice than
in theory. The choice of the judge is nom
inally on the joint ballot Of both houses Of
the Legislature, but actually by the majority
Of secret caucas Of the party in the ascen.
dant, and he may thus be chosen as the selec.
ton Of the whole, though the original prefer.
ence Of two-thirds Of The legislature was
against him. The decision upon his claims
is in secret, his qualifications are not open.
ly canvassed, the circle Of enquiry is conse-
quently limited, often TO few interested
friends paid to lOg-roll for his success; and
that other motives than the public advantage
should guide decision made under such
circumstances, cannot but be expected-that
political services should often receive pre-.
ference over legal attainmenis and weight Of
character will surprize no one.
Especially is this the case in the selection
Of associates, who seldom or never have any
legal preparation for judicial functions, We
do them no injustice when we assert that, in
very large number Of cases, the bench is
made convenient shelf upon which to ee.
vate superannuated party hacks, species Of
honorable retiracy for the scared veterans
Of political contests.
The ultra-conservative tendency of the ju-
dietary to adhere to arbitrary precedents, not
founded on natural reason, and continued
long after the causes which gave them vi
tality have ceased to exis,--and to perpetuate
these maxims dssigne for the preservation
Of ranks and classes under monarchical in.
situtions, can only be corrected by opening
the path ofjudicia! prefeiment to popular in.
fluence and control. That influence
need not and will not be dreaded but by those
who have interests to sustain at war with the
rights and happiness of the masses.