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The documents communicated also contain the
reports Of several highly meritorious officers Of
our army and navy, who have conquered and ta-
ken possession of portions Of the enemys territory.
Among the documents accompanying the report
of the Secretary OF War, will be found ''form Of
government" established and organized by the
military commander who conquered and occupied
with his forces the territory Of New Mexico. This
document was received at the War Departmental in
the latter part of the last month"; and (as will be
perceived by the report OF the Secretary Of War;
was not, for the reasons stated by that officer.
brought to my notice until after my annual mes
sage OF the 9Th instant was communicated to Con-
gress t.'td
II 10 sdeclared on its face to be "tenporary gov.
eminent of the said territory" but there are por-
tions OF il which purport to establish and organ
ize permanent territorial government of the Uni
ted States over the territory and to impart to its
inhabitants political rights which, under the con-
stitution of the United States, can be enjoyed
permanently only by citizens Of the United States
These have not been ''approved and recognised
by me. Such organized regulations as have been
established in any Of the conquered territories for
the securityof conquest Tor the preservation oi
order for the protection of the rights of the nhab-
itants, and for depriving the enemy Of the advan-
tages Of these territories while the military posses
sion OF them by the forces OF the United States
continue, will be recognised and approved. >
1t will be apparent, from the reports OF the offl-
GERS who have been required by the success which
has crowned their arms to exercise the powers of
temporary government over the conquered terri
tories, that If any excess Of power has been exer.
c,sed the departure has been the offspring OF pat
roc desire 10 81 We to the inhabitants the privileges
and immunities SO cherished By the people OF our
own country, and which they believed calculated
to improve their condition and promote their pros
perity Any such excess has resulted ia no prac-
tcal injury, but can and will be early corrected in
amanner to ALLEVIATE as little as possible the good
feelings Of the inhabitants Of the conquered terri,
tory. JAMES K. POLK.
WAsHINGToN, Dec 70, l846
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Or. HERREW PLASTER

READ AND RECEIVE INSTRUCTION.
NMTE would call the attention of our readers to
w the advertisement of the Hebrc,c Plaster
and the Persian PHI in to-day paper, and would
also state, in connection with this that we are well
acquainted with Hebrew Plaster, having made use
OF 1t at the East for severe pain in our Side and
Breast, which at one time threatened to entirely
disable us from attending to our business. Two or
three applications Of the Plaster entirely cured us.
-[Logdnsport Telegraph.
For removing all seated pains, such as Rheuma-
tism, pain in the Back, Side, or Breast it has no
equal in the world. 1t is eflicacous in removing
Wens, Tumors, Corns, SC. We do not design to
puff this medicine with old, fictitious certificates,
but will simply mention few recent cases, where
it has effected cures.
Mr.. Sloan, of GAINESVILLE, after having suffered
with rheumatism for nine years, was cured by U.s.
ing the Heb.ew Plaster
Mr. Anderson, of Putnam, was troubled for a
long time with a lame back, occasoned by ayerlift-
ing, and was cured by using this Plaster.
A man (name not recoliected) of Gratiot, in
Licking county, was entirely cured Of Rheuma-
tism by using this Plaster
The following certificate from Mr. Worstell, ed
tor Of the Massilon Gazette, was furnished us a
few days since:
Messrs Comstock & Co-During last winter and
spring, was so troubled with a pain in my breast,
to render me unfit for the duties of the office and
hearing your Je,c Daca's or HeJre,o Plaster high
iy recommended for similar cases, was induced
to give ita trial. had worn plaster on my
breast but short time, when all pain left me, and
was enabled again to ngage in the duties of the
office. My sister, residing at Stevbenve, has also
received much benefit from It's use.
Nov. II, ls43. ]. P. WORSTELL.
Logansport, Indiana, Jan. IS, 1874
Messrs Comstock & Co.
Gents.-About two years since received hurt
which broke two OF my ribs; since which time
have been most of the time unable to do any work
from severe pain in my side and breast-l had
despared OF ever being cured having already paid
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Schoolteachers Meeting.

There will be meeting of Schoolteachers, held
in Woodsfeld, OIL the Both of January, for the
purpose OF taking the ncpient steps for organizing
Schoolteachers Institute; to be called the Mon
roe County Schoolteachers Institute; which shall
have Tor its object, the elevation of our common
schools; by producing more uniform system of
teaching, by creating laud,ble zeal in the cause
Of education and by better preparing ourselves for
the arduous duties assigned US.
There will be several addresses delivered at the
meeting, as follows:
The necessity Of Organiza'ion-By s. Wood
Lack Of Qualification Of Teachers-By G. Hall.
A Remedy offered for bad Sehools-By Chas
E. Mllard
Classification Of Studies and Uniformity OF
BOoks-By Lemuel Hall.
General subject Of Educafion-By w. W. Llv.
ingston.
Besides the other business of the meeting, there
will be several resolutions offered for discussion
All teachers OF Monroe County, are earnestly
requested to attend, and all persons who feel inter
ested in schools are invited to he present.
MANY TEACHERS.
Woodsield, Jan. 2, IS47.
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EARM FOR SALE Will be sold on the
IL premises in Seneca township Monroe coun.
ty, Ohio, within one mile and half of the town Of
Summerfeld, on Wednesday the Sd day of Febru-
ary, ls47, at l O'Clock Of said day, the following
described real property of the estate of Samuel s
Wilmington, deceased The South West quarter
of the North West quarter, and the South East
quarter of the North West quarter of Section 81,
in Township Z, Of Range 2, containing about so
acres, subject to the dover estate of Ann Whit
tington. Terms--one third in hand, one third in
months, and the residue in one year, with inter-
est from the day sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
SAMUEL n. RowND, Admir- of
SAMUEL S. .WHITTINGTON, decd.
January 2, lS47.--pd-4w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF
- Fl. ia. ct lev ia to me directed from the court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale on the premises of James Cro-
min, IN Wayne township in said county, on Thurs
day, January Z, lS47, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M, the following
personal property, TO wit: lot of tobacco suppo-
sed to be about two thousand pounds; taken in
execution as the property of Samuel Cronin at the
suit of the State of Ohio.
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
Dac 1915
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S95.oOO: $4,000: 10 of $1,000.

S95,oOO: $4,000: 10 of $1,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass E. draws
at Alexandra, Jan. 80. Sc No. Lottery; l3 drawn
ballots
$25 900; 10 900; 5000; 1000; 10 of 900 Tick
cts SO; certificate of % whole tickets will cost
500.
Prizes sold since our last Circular. Nov 2S.
ll-27-33, Ss5 900 Dec. 5, I6 1881, 81 600: on
the same day, 3-I3-4l, 1000 Dec. IL. 38-42-45,
$40 900: the same day, 1888, $1,000: and 1872.
$1,000. For Tickets IN the above Lotteries, ad-
dress your orders to
ROB'T ARMSTRONG g. Co.,
Only agents for J. G. GREGORY s. Co. Managers.
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100000; in six capitals of $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass B. draws
at Alexandria, Jan. 9, 1s4z IS No. Lottery; 13
drawn ballots.
$40 900; 10000 10000; 10 900; 10 900; 10 900;
$500; 2.340; rs of 1000; SO of 400; 200 of 200
Tickets $40; package of rs whole tickets by cer-
tifcae will cost $3.50.
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therein Of great and unmitigab evil, infictlng
no inhumabityupon the free negro, but by placing
him in community entertaining other, and it may
be more generous. ideas of his rights and capabi-
ties, actually improving his prospect OF bettering
his condition, would commend itself in very high
degree to our constituents, and will, gentlemen,
find favor, sincerely hope, with their rapresen-
tatves Even if the proposed law should not be
adopted in single county Its mere existence, with
the power at any time to give it vitality, would
materially aid US in the management of this unhsp-
Nv race"
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managers Office,
(L. G.. Gregory e co.,
.a Wheeling, January 2, $40.
New Years Present for a beginning Of
&2O. 600!

NEw-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass 2, draws
at Jersey City. Jan. 6. ls47 7S No. Lottery; IA
drawn ballots. ...
500 900; Of 5000; of $500; of 1000; of 500;
of ], ,2S7; each. 5 of 1000; 10 of 500; 40 of 200
Tickets S5; certificate OF package, 26 whole tick
cts will cost $65..
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ENSTRAY.-Cam to the premises Of the sub
HL scriber, about the Goth OF September last, a
red aud white bull calf, supposed to be about Is
months old; no ear marks. The owner will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take it
away. JONATHAN PAYNE
January 2, lS47
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!S35.OOO.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass C. draws
at Alexandria, Jan. I6. 7S No. Lottery; Is drawn
ballots.
$35 900; 10 900, 900; 3,2OO 200; 900; 900;
1880; 700; 1000; 10 of l ,5OO 500; 300; Is Of
100; 400 eff $50. Tickets $40; certificate Of 26
whole tickets will cost 1920.
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Dec. 26, 1876.
MONROE COMMON PLEAS,

John G. AfIleck }
VS.. PETITION FOR PARTITION.
John Henderson y
VNyHE said John G. Affleck has this day filed in
III the office Of the Clerk Of said Court his pc.
tion for partition of the following lands, to wit.
The North east quarter of Section six, Township
six, and Range six; and also of eighteen acres in the
north west quarter of Section thrty.sx, Township
FIVE, and Range five. The said John G. Affleck
claims two shares of said land and said John Hen
derson ten shares. ARCHBOLD g. WIRE,
Dec. "a, lS46.--3tn4l pro Plaintiff
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WM7ARNING.- Notice is hereby given, that
Wv we, David pepper and William pepper,
have given ten promissory notes to Eli Evans,
which we hereby forewarn any person from pur-
chasing or trading for, as the same were given to
the said Evans for land purchased of him by US,
ndupon which there is Mortgage due and un-
paid; we are, therefore, determined not to paw
them. Said notes are described as follows, all
bearing date the 9Th of June, 1886
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$4,000,

NEW.JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass 4. draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 13. rs No Lottery; IL drawn
ballots.
1925, 900; 5.OOO 5000; 1000; 10 of 900 Tickets
IS; certificate of 25 whole tickets win cost sos
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class D, draws
at Alexandra, Jan. 20. rs No. Lottery; l3 drawn
ball is.
$40 900; 10 900; 5000; 900; 1000; 2,27s; and
10 of 25O; aud 25 of lOOOi 25 of 500; so of 300;
40 of2OO. Tickets $40; certificate Of rs whole
tickets will cost $l3O.
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COO OOO. and 90 of G1 OOO

100000; and 90 Of ST 600.
NEW.JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass 6, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 20. IS No. Lottery; IA drawn
ballots.
$40, 900; 5000; 1000; 20 Of 1000. Tickets S.;
a certificate of 20 whole tickets will cost $50.
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Commissioners of Monroe Co.
lsfield Dac 10 lQIR -2Mndl

Woodshe!d, Dec. ID, lSf6.-3wD40
SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
~ veDdi expo. to me objected from the court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the front door oi the court house IN
the town of Woodsteld. on Saturday the 23d day
Of January, 1917, between the hours Of ten o.
clock m and four o'clock p M of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: part of LOT No. 40 as
numbered on the town plat OF the town of Calais,
Except 16 feet heretofore sold off of sad lot in
front, and running back, ) contain ing about three
quarters of an acre; lying and being in said county
of Monroe, and taken in execution as the property
of Farlan Ball at the suit of John M. Krkbride as
signee. VIM d. PATTON, Sh'ff, NJ. C.
Dec. 10, 1916. 81 65
SSTRAY CAT1LE.-Srayed away from Law.
- renee township, Washington county. Ohio,
Sip head Of Cattle Two cows, 8 years old last
spring, one red with white belly, the other white
with some red on her neck shoulders and hips,
bad on large brass bell, both cows supposed to
have young calves; one yoke of red steers about
years old last spring; red brindle steer 2 years
old with swallow fork IN each ear and the end of
his tail off; and red bull year old no ear mark.
Any person taking up said strays and sending me
word shall be rewarded for their trouble.
SAMUEL WORLEY,
Near Hoskinsville, Morgan county, o.
Dec 10 1886 -3W
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NEW-JERSEY LOT Terry, Glass 8, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 27. rs No. Lottery; IL drawn
ballots.
$50 ,OOO 10 600; 5000; 5000; 20 of 900 Tick
cts So; certificate of rs whole tickets will cost
sos
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MARRIED-On Tuesday the goth ult., by
Rev John Flick, Mr. ISAAC BOTTENFIELD
and Miss SARAH ANNE JACOBS, all of this
county,
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The above notes are signed by David pepper; tn
8 following by William Pepper
lst note for $37 80, and due April 1, ls4s,
End =" $37 so, I, lS49,
3rd $40 80, l. 1850.
DAVID PEPPER,
a WILLIAM PEPPER.
Dec. 10, 1916. .-pd3wn40
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H IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office in Woodsfeld. Ohio, OH the Jst day of
January, 1877, which, if not taken out before the
LIST day OF April next, will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Atby Thomas McNeece James
Baker Elizabeth Miller Robert
Barkdul DR.. T. d. w. Mowder Henry
Blazor VIM. Mccoy Joshua
BurdIt VIM. McTeague Stephen
Cooper Abraham McKune Robert
Clark John Madison Amanda
CoDger Moses Naylor Robert
Denny Martha Norris VIM
DennisJ. Norris Robert
Drum John B. Okey John
Drum Henry Okey Woodman
Ford Thomas Summers Elliou& Co. 8
Franklin Jackson Stewart Rev James 2
Hukill Frederick Scarborough VIM.
Hastings Henry Seals James
Highman David Smith Harrison
Hers James Thomas Alexander
Hill VIM. Tinker VIM.
Hart Cephus Ullom John (Com)
Jones Cornelius VansickIes Henry
Kelly Edward Wilson Jeremiah
Lawson Rev. H. T. Wright Jno. or Geo. Dany
Lowe Isaac Willie Harris m care of
Lloyd Francis Peter lIar,rig
Looms Jesse Waod Thomas
Luke William ]. Yoho Peter
]. G. FLEMING, P. NJ.
Persons calling for any OF the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
January 2, 1917.
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SEALED PROPOSALS-Notice is hereby
- given, that the undersigned will receive seal
ed proposals at the Auditors Office Of this Coun.
ty, until the llth day of January next, lat which
time we will be present and open the same,) for
making Alterations in the Court House Of this
County. according to the specifications to be seen
at said office. Said work will be given to one or
two contractors.
THOMAS ORR,
THO'S GRIFFITH,
JOHN CLINE, Jr.,
Commissioners of Monroe Co.
Wondsfeld nac 10 IQiG -2wnd0
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Persons calling for any OF the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
January 2, 1917.
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THE LOWEST TERMS FOR 1877.
THREE DOLLARS per annum in ad vance Tor
| a single copy, or two copies yearly for Five Dol
lars, invariably in advance, post paid.
FOR TEN DOLLARS, cash. free Of post ge,
five copies of Grahams Magazine, or Graham's
Magazine and five copies of Meals Saturday Ga.
zette.
FOR TWENTY DOLLARS, cash, eleven co.
pies of the Magazine will be forwarded, and copy
sent gratis to the Postmaster, or others forwarding
the money,
Address, post paid,
GEO. n. GRAHAM & CO.,
p4l l29 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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U IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office in Woodsfeld. Ohio, OH the Ist day of
January, 1877, which, if not taken out before the
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:. ~ e., From the Rsleish Register. aeet4ui
Disturbance in the N. @. Regiment Of
= aa Volunteers at Buena Vista. "a

b We had not mtsndej 10 make any
commentary on the uniortunste occur.
rencts in The camp Of our regimen, a,
'Buena Visit, Until The faris should be as
cert4ined by the proper military tribunal,
which We had supposed wonld be con-
stilu'ed for lha. purpose. Bul tie sobjsc c.
having becone a theme OF general Discus.
sion, and q portion Of The press having
inticsIed disposition to c.nsure in a..
vance the course Of The commanding Of
irer, We have deemed il our duty to in
quire into the circumstances, so far as
known here from any authentic .outce,
and 10 lay The result 6efofe our readers.
Z II .ppests thai the Moth C aroIins re-.
gimenI had been some time in camp with
those from Virginia aud Mississippi. The
soldiers OF The two latter had TAX en- up an
aversion TO Col. Pane. and, as he was 10.
formed. had frequently tbresu ned his life,
and advised bIs osn men 10 take il. Then
hesille feeling was lurihsr NANTES ted by
saluting him with inssI,iug noises IS he
pressed their quarters, m discharge Of bis
duties a. 6.la officer OF The day. Tht 50
insults coming from crowds Of men, we're
noticed In 10 other way Than by compl4in,
TO .lhsir ofhrers. lie had never. spoken
TO soldi VI either Of hese re gimsDts. un-
les brought INTO contact with them 10 lie
course OF duty, which had reqsired him 10
have some of them confined Tor breaches
Of discipline. I'his.s,st offeeiing having
continued for. several we eks. on ibe night
OF The lth of August 2 crowd Of mole
than loo men from the Virginia regiment
entered the eneawPiseni OF the Norh Ca
solans regimen, and IN the presence OF
many oi ITS men and some of its officers,
committed gross outrage on military
order and prepsie.y, in interfering With
The internal arrangements for enfmc,ng
discipline. Az The lime Of This occurrence,
which took place near the ten, Of the
Colonel. be happened to be in another
part Of the camp. and The Lieut.. Colonel
aud Major wore both sick, though the
former went oDl snd sitemp,ed to arrest
some ol The perpetrators. bol from the
tard'ne.s OF ,he Sergesn, ia ordering out
h's guard they all escaped. On the fol.
loving evening. the l5lb. iheessme crowd
conmrneeI paratiug the streets Of tbs
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wHAT SHALL Tr PRoFlr Us,

When The ancient Aztecs were wan.
isisr'ng. msnyfa long century agn. arer
the mountain deserts, of northwestern
slexico, pausiug here and there TO build
cities only 10 be impelled Ivy an fiaexora,
BILE fate TO desert them in,lie quest Of new
sites msome more soalherly cline, they
were ,old--or that is dIe legend--by their
seers, who interpreted the wall Of. their
God Mssilli, Uexpee,a permanent. home
and found . durable empire on the spot
where they should find an eagle sitting on
nopal degouring a serpent. Al these
things they faord IN the vale of Mexico :
there hey built their city aanlssi,err, in
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,lui lssuliful nook ga noanish dysIam /
Ia % sksss lie eafsll . mile - hsli
n De ~. seaneslesrd from IL EoEld.
80 nnknoxn 70 he xoih. gIew nr he
bsrbalir. bgl aaagulheenl. EmPse II ne
Manezemns. sud sndasrrd sasa il ubs
bsoksn 81 lhs - 81 nj lIs.idfsl nna 2
t,s l..as q Dc Spshinul. Whea DE q.
srrndrnls af me eanqnesors shook % ilae
yeke u drrenArnrr. they eisisse shs 90
emhlrm af Ne AElses--lle eagle and The
serpenl--as the arms II llleir Rspubllr.
perhaps sspeesing fas il he same poser
and perpsiuiiY which hal been sslaly pro.
missed 10 The Iadian Empire. Lsi1le Did
| lhfy dram 6f fuH1Fs giay WlHfn smother
eagle. lrnm The nosh. should swoop Inio
their sslseS and rob De II aGn bird ofihe
napaI IL has prey. That iay. houesfr.
has arrived. The esElrs &C tlse tso ke-
pubIies base fought together inthe sacred
valley The American eagle has prevailed
over lhs MrAirsn eagles nndnow The lar-
msr sxuIls over he's pnze. which ., alter
al. bunch Of llsaias and ssrpeni!
These are. inderd. likely 10 prove all
the spells which are 10 reward Us Tor all
our Mexican victories. won at the ptiee
of 50 much treasure and 80 mueh blood
I We make, peace; We acquire MexlraH
territory, which We know nni bow iodis
). pose af without quarrel among ourselves
! quarrel which threatens lhe Creates
! danger 70 The RepabIic. There e ths
difficulty whnse Ihotns already ~oaps
Us; lhefe is The serperl which may SUN:
u.. !, required linle political wisdom 4
! hiring about Tie war with Mexico i vii
! demand III Tie wisdom ihal belongs 20 lI,l
bet slliesmen gf lie country % c"nirisl
peace that sl,all be equally sale and no
noTahle. -....-..s.-, s...,st,.
Il The pcrpeiuily Of The Aztec conQnes
!. was tic promise only 81 . pagan god. q
!, the false prophets who palier 70, Us in
h double sense. Ilvpnishe1 from The hand
;, of The az,ecs /; Il declines 10 those % u,
. Mexican, in ours, The period of posses
! sion rould only be Few britt years :
. contention, and perhaps eon,uI.iop, -
ST. .s-.s. ..- .#.= & $500" 1880
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sL ssrsiaaa By has araies &c 20 is1ss
kaias period. - an snnnn sHPsnss ~
milfans e noney. and a shs iaessiabls
ex-rNSe e our nzIanzl dssafsle
It's ths sane sPHii. splfR one ans
ln.isisisle. me spirit Oi l.oesf.cpisp. ofrsr
desirsa. efdsstfsctisenssss 81 isaossliop,
Of sieicaes. sl usarpssieR. 81 rspsesIy. az
rtekie-s disregard nf lac and right. thsl
has prs1laed and sss.siusd I'll ihese snd
. hgad.ed olher similar o0lrsgssi and 20
thn = re me Wings are opPosed-oP-
posed . a p0s sEi opposed 70 u leEsser,
Bsssesa he spirt 81 4oeoloenism snd
The broad. lbsT.l and CONSERVATIVE spiIn
olWhisisp. there 10 no more relationship
lhsn bsIssea darkness and hghL 0ges-
linns fmassonli policy mav srise md pass
sssy-ths nseessny or The sspedssRey
ef great public measures osY md ofIen
does eepsnd Spoa The chsasihg ecnd.lioa
oi The enaaus--bm me sliis al L. e0Eo-1
coism sad she spirit % whigsm are ever
uaehsnged; The one dark. selfish. rtsk-
less, aud JesHHesisr. and The Other open,
honfa. generous. expensive. snd devoted
10 The Interests Of ne eOuaIry. - 77."'