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ELECTION RESULTS.

We have taken the utmost pains this
week to give the public the most ample
statement of the election. Judging from
the returns we have received, there will
be no material change ofthe relative stand
ing of parties OH the state ticket from last
wear. The vote on both sides has been
much below full one. In the Legislature
the Wing majority will be diminished, and
probably reduced from to 10. The Sen
ate is doubtful. There may be tie, or
a majority of three one way or the other.
This depends chiefly upon the result ofthe
election in Franklin County. The
Liberty party have nothing to boast
ofin the canvass. Their organ, the Green
Mountain Freeman, raises not single
Tote of exultation. In the southern coun-
ties the party seems to be fast going to
seed, and indeed on the decay. At the
north, however, some vitality remains for
them. But they never displayed more
spirit or made more powerful efforts, and
vet we apprehend they will be found TO
have nolled but few more votes than at the
previous canvass.
P.S. Since writing the above we learn
that Essex County has probably elected a
a Wing Senator (Hibbard) which must Sc
cure the Senate
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VERMONT ELECTION.

Another political conflict has been end
ed, but we are compelled to say that our
triumph has been far less decisive than
our great numerical strength might have
made it. Experience constantly teaches
that too much superiority ever leads to ap-
athy and divisions in the ranks where it
exists So has it been with the Wing par
ty during the last canvass, Thinking
themselves secure of success they have
shamefully neglected the polls They have
suffered the temperance question to inter-
fere with their loyalty to the party and the
country, and have further suffered insane
personal preferences and all sorts of feuds
to influence their votes, and to so great an
extent that Locofocoism has come very
near temporary triumph in the State.
Still, although our returns are as yet very
imperfect, there can be scarcely a doubt
that the Wings will retain handsome
majority in joint Ballot. The House will
be Wing over all by about ten majority,
and the Senate probably about two major
ity. Ia the GIG towns heard from 90
Wings, 60 Lecos and IA Liberty men are
elected, and 35 no choice. The % towns
not heard from 9 elected Wings, 10 Locos
and 4 no choice last year. wings and
9 locos are pretty surely elected in the
towns not heard from. The other towns
are so divided that two parties must ANAL
gamate in order 10 elect any one, and we
conclude we shall have between and 10
majority in the House over all. The St.
Adams Messenger Of Thursday admitted
that the county of Franklin was Loco, as
the 8 Locos supposed to be elected, would
make it SO, even ifthe Senators were whir,
But slip from the office since the paper
issued, says no choice in Franklin, which
make eight Locos and five " higs elected,
and Eaton over Dillingham; on all but Flet-
cher l56 and last year Fletcher gave Ea-
ton 81 and Smith 95. The probability
therefore is that three Wing Senators are
elected in Franklin, and more in Rut.
land, and report is one in Essex. In Rut-
land County the Brandon Bank interest
ran two opposition candidates for the Sem
ate, but we do notlearn that they had much
support except from Brandon, and we think
the regular ticket has succeeded in that
county. Dillingham; runs higher than
Smith did last year, his being the lowest
Loco vote for Governor since 1887, being
less than 5000, but will run many thou
sands below his own vote in 1910 when he
had 5000, being their highest vote ever
given in the State except f6rSmilie in 40 |
which was "a al. We have given above
all the returns received.
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HENRY MILES, Secretary.

The Boston Atlas states that in ia towns in
Vermont heard from, the net wing loss from last
year is 1920. Neither the Wing nor the Liberty
party vote is as large as last year and the loco
vote has increased few hundreds. The same
paper states from its correspondence that
where temperance was uppermost the locos claim
ed the honor Of passing the lcence law, and where
it was popular to drink liquor they laid the blame
to the wings.
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HARNESS
TRUNK-MAKING.

in all its Varied branches at his old stand No. |
Nichols Building where he pledges himself to
furnish
Better article and at a little lo,rer price
than can be bought at any other shop in the vi
cinity His old friends and customers and the
public generally are invited to. call and examine
WORK and PRICES, which is the best way to
satisfy themselves.
MOST KINDS of PRODUCE received in
exchange for work.
N B. Allmy old demands must be paid i'm
mediately. The Books will be found in my pos
session until the LIST of October, after which time
they will be passed over to an Attorney for col
lection. MEROVA PHINNEY.
Middlebury, Sept l, IS47. I9lf
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
the Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons against the es-
tate of
REUBEN SAMSON,
late of Cornwall in said District deceased. rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims and de
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the 4th day of Oct. being allowed by the
said Court for that purpose we do therefore here
by give notice that will attend to the business
Of our said appointment at the dwelling house OF
Widow Mercy Samson in Cornwall, aforesaid on
the second Friday October and April from O.,
clock A. NJ. to o'clock p. NJ. on each of said
days. 10
BE- BIZ R 5eg,. Commissioners.
Dated at Cornwall, this I'd day of Sep. ls47.
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MARRIED.

In Jericho, on the 9th inst by the Rev. F. G
Wheeler. Mr.. Charles c. Huntington Of this place
to Miss Sarah A. Ransom, Of Jericho.
He hunted the world till a Ransom he found
To redeem from a bachelors life;
He brought her from Jericho home to this town
And now she is Hmtington's wife
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Astronomical Lectures.

Dr. Lathrop having purchased for the benefit
of his School, Mattison's Astronomical Maps
consisting OF sixteen large and SPLENDID colored
illustrations of the Mechanism of the Heavens
proposes giving course Of popular lectures on
Astronomy TO The Ladies and Gentlemen of the
Village The course will consist of from 10 10
~ lectures 10 be delivered at the Seminary on the
evenings of Tuesday and Friday of each week,
commencing on Tuesday evening Sept. l4lh.
Fee for the course 500
The course to be free to the members of the
school 10
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NATHAN RARTON

late OF New Haven in said district, deceased,
being presented 10 The Court here by Wal
ter Barton, The Executor therein named for
probate; it is ordered, by said Court. that all
persons concerned therein be notified 10 ap-
pear at session Of said Court, 10 be held nj
the Office Of the Judge of said Court in Bris
FOL on the first Monday of October. 1917, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause il any rhey
may have against the probate of said will;
for which purpose it is further ordered that
copy oil the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Northern
Galaxy. newspaper printed al MiddIebury.
in the County oi Addison in this State. all Of
which publications shall be previous 10 the
said time appointed for said hearing.
Harrey NunsaI, Judge,
A true Copy Of Record.
10 Attest Harrey Dhs1siH JUDGE.
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OLD ADDISON continues to hold her
high standing in the Wing phalanx with
admirable steadfastness. For six years
past her star has maintained her meridian
position. When full returns shall be made,
Notwithstanding the negligence of the
Wings, we doubt whether the relative
strength ofthe parties will be changed to
any considerable extent.
But what shall We say of Middlebury,
how for two years electing a Loco with a
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ASTRONOMICAL LEcTUREs.-We call
attention to the advertisement of this
course at the Seminary, as an agreeable
series of entertainment for the season
of an intellectual character. So far as
it adds to the attractions of the school,
or to the promotion of general intelli-
gence, the enterprise has our hearty ap-
proyal.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-14

clear majority, of at least 80 Wings if not
more. This disgraceful state of affairs
arises from INDUCING in personal antipa
thies, and obstinate feuds upon questions
no way connected with the politicks of the
country, and the mighty interests involved
in the decision of the ballot boxes.
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FOR SALE.

A large, commodious, two story, brick dwelling
house. advantageously situated on the Main stree
of the village Of Middlebury, finished and fitted up
so as to be one of the peasantest residences IN the
place.
the barns. stables, out-houses and appurtenances
at a most reasonable rate, and on any length
time the purchaser may require.
INQUIRE on the premises of
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
August I'd, ls47. Ia
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AUCTION.

AUCTION.
s. PEARL LATHROP will sell at Auc.
lion on Saturday Sept. 18th, at the place in
Mlddlebury lately occupied by S. P, Lathrop
deceased
! Light Two Horse Wagon,
l One Horse do.
] Horse Cart,
] Gig
Double Sleigh,
Cutter.
Two Horse Sled,
One do. do.
Double Harness,
Single do.
Plow,
/ Harrow.
6 Whiffletrees,
a lot OF Old Iron,
9 Sickles,
Pitchforks,
Rakes,
Boxes,
Barrels, &c. &c.
10 S.PEARL LATHROP, Ad'r.
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And SO much Of said lands will be sold at public
auction at the Inn of Samuel Eddy in said Bris-
tol on the LIST Thursday of October next, at nine
o'clock forenoon, as shall be requisite to discharge
said taxes with cost, unless previously paid.
WILLIAM c. RIDER, lst Const of Bristol.
Dated at Bristol this Sd day of September ls47.
10
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DIED.,

In this village on the 18th inst, Miss Cynthia
Holley, aged As years.
In this village on the 9th inst, Kate VAIN
wright. daughter of Edward d. and Lucy Barber
aged year and four months
In this village on the 9Th inst of Typhus fever
Emeline Marian Leach, daughter of Hiram and
Eliza Leach, aged IL years.
I In Cornwall, on the 5th ult, Mrs Lucy NJ Bling
ham, wife of Mr. Harris Bingham, aged Al years
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STATE OF VERMONT At n probate
District olNew Haven IS. Court. held at
Bristol within and for said district, OH the 2lih
day Of August in the year 1s47; An instru
ment Purporting TO be the last will and testa-
MEN. of
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SHEETING.

S1EE ING.
80, 40 and - Inch Bro. Sheeting.
a. s. and q 4 Bleach'd do
10 Id Linen, do
Also-7-4 Damask Table Linen;
and large assortment of Domestic Goods,
just received and for sale by
June |. 1877. +. TdL[ette.
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BRISTOL

The non resident proprietors Of land in tn.
town of Bristol in the County of Addison and
State of Vermont are hereby notified that the tax
es assessed on the land Of said Town that is for
State, County, and Town taxes for the three years
preceding this date are in whole or part unpaid
are the following described lands. viz:
Nonresident. Sd div 4th div. 5thdiv. Undivi-
No. No. lots.No. lots. ded amt
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= u UO OOIy VI It'NOIus
10 Attest Hdrreu DfrrsW. .LioIos.
STATE OF VERMONT D

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Addison IS. (
Be il remembered that, at a Probate Court held
Middlebury in and for the district of Addison
on the I'd day Of August A D. 1877.
Samuel Swift, Edward d. Barber and
James M. Slade administrator Of the estate
OF
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
late of said Middebury deceased. II is
therefore ordered that said account be ex-
amincd and considered for allowance by
this Court, at the session thereof % be holden
at the Office Of the Register ofihis Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 10Th day
Of September next, al | O'Clock in the alter
noon; and that said administrators give no.
lice thereof 10 all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may have. 10 the allowance ofsaid ac-
count by publishing certified copy ofihis
order in the Northern Galaxy--a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-Ihreew weeks sue
cessively previous TO the lime of said Court.
led. S. Bushnell Rgisty
A true copy of record.
Attest I'LL s. Bushnell, Register II
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DOCT. HARRIS

Hereby notifies bis customers that he will
be absent from Middlebury two weeks from
next Monday. He has on hand first rate
article of Tooth Powder put up in boxes.
Price 25cts
Midclebury, Sept. 9th, l647. 10
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POSTSCRIPT

POSTSCRIPT We have just received
a Slip from the Burlington Free Press announce
ing the election of nineteen Wing Senators, max
ing majority in that body.
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BURROWS
HIGHLY SUPERIOR
z Q 4 e % q. Z e s D

Mr. FRANCIS BURRow's of Albany n. Y
would respectfully inform the citizens of Middle
bury and vicinity that he has secured pleasant and
commodious rooms at Miss Adams Building a
few doors South of the bridge. where he will re-
main for a few days in parctice of his art. Mr. B.
will render his pictures entirely satisfactory and
in full confidence of pleasing all, he solicits the
patronage of the public.
fLadies are especially invited to call at his rooms
and examine specimens whether they desire to
sit for pictures or not--Engravings Copied at
short notice.
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G. c. P. CLARK, NJ. D.,
p II YSICIAN AND URGEON
y Office, first door north of the Bank,
Up Stairs. II
Wanted Immediately,

AT this Office boy l6 or II gears of ageto learn
the printing business. One of steady habits, and
good character will find good encouragement by
applying soon.
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THE ETHAN ALLEN HOUSE.

IL THIS is the crgnomen, by which
go that new and beautiful Hotel, now
fiiiRe nearly completed atLarrabee's Point
4Iilk& is TO be chrisIened. II being situated
near the Old Fort ground, where the
General figured so conspicuouSy in his day, and
commanding bold view of the ruins which
once capitulated at his word; it very properly
assumes his name, and claims a share Of the
honor in rearing memento 10 his memory, and
wrestling from the tooth of oblivion, those veneer
aaied associations which ever accompany the
mention af his name. The Ethan Allen House
is beautiful edifce, built after the most APPROX
ed style of modern architecture, and reflects
much credit upon Mr.. Flagg the master builder
1t is to be opened in short time, for the recep-
tion of ViSiiers. Mr.. BRowN, one OF the pro
prietors, is expected TO keep it, unless suitable
person should apply for it soon. In that case ii
will be rented-but no charge made until Spring
1t presents facilities for business. it is thought
by competent judges, unsurpassed by any other
establishment in the county. The Steamboat
and Stage company that necessarily stop here
to say nothing Of the city Gentry that every sea-
son visit these old battle fields is vastly large.
A rare opportunity is afforded for an enterpri-
sing man to engage in permanent andlucrative
business. Who will il be?
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MHITING & KEHOEh have now on hand and
w offers for sale at their extensive Ware
Rooms the largest and most complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought in the
country.
Our business being confined exclusively 10 the
Wholesale Trade, the greatest care is taken in The
selection oil such goods and the manufacturing of
such styles as will best suit the country market
and import our own goods, we have no hesita-
tion in saying WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
and purchasers may be assured that our stock will
compare favorably with the best Custom Made
Clothing.
G3- Dealers in the City and from the Country,
who are buying, will do we'll look at our ctock be
fore making their purchases.
J. J. WHITING, Nos s. AZ Ann ST.
NJ. KEHOE, Jr.. BOSTON.
&. w. GALLOUPE,
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NOTICE.;

THE subscriber would
take thiSmethod oI'inform.
ing the public that he still
continues his business in
the line of
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For Sale.

The subscriber will sell for cash or approved
credit, two or three hundred Sheep out ofh flock,
which is well known as among the best in this
quarter of the country. II. BELL.
Middlebury, Aug. 23d, ls47.
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GRO DE RHINE SILKS.
81 and IS Inch blk Gro de Rhine Silk, n
beautiful nrIice Tor Ladies dresses and man
tllas for sale by
June |. 1917. L. T'dHette.
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W@lgg DRESS GOODS

WEsIIg DRESS GOODS
&C.
+. VALLETTE has received and offers for
sale, the following Seasonable Goods,
Swiss and India Muslin,
TarletOn and Book do,
Checked & Strip'd do,
Jaconett Cambria,
Checked & Strip'd do
Patent Victoria Lawn &c sc.
Also-A good assortment, comprizing some
beautiful patterns of
Linen, Muslin Edging and
Cambria & Isle Insertings.
DRAPERY MUSLIN,
CORDED SKIRTS, DRAB MOREEN &C. &C.
July 5th ls47.
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CrnckerY

A fresh supply OF the Latest Styles just re
ceived by NASH 81 GOODRICH.
Mddlebury. Aug. "a, AZ.
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Groceries.
w OOI.
GROCERIES.

E. ValleIte has just received large sup
ply Of Choice family Groceries. among which
are Teas, Sugar, Coffee, MoIasses &c &c
OF the very best quality-4HOst kinds Of Pro
duce received in payment,
Nav 1917.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it renem-
District Of New Haven IS. bered that at a
probate Court holden at Bristol within and
Tor the district of New Haven on the 25th day
of August 1917,
The Administrator on the estate of
EDWARD DUNSHEE,
late of Bristol in said district, deceased, made
application 10 said Court 10 have his admin
istratiun account with said estate examined
and allowed, whereupun said Court ordered
said AID Illustrator to notify all persons con-
cerned 10 appear at a session OF said Court,
10 be holden n. the Office OF the Judge OF said
Court in Bristol aforesaid, on the first Mem
day of October, 1s47, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
then and there 10 make objections 10 the al
low nce Of said account ifthey see cause by
publishing certified copy Of this order in The
Northern Galaxy, a newspaper printed in
Middlebury, in the County OF Addison, three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time Of
said Court.
Harley MlnsiH, Judge.
A true Copy OF Record.
10 Attest Harrey nunsiH, Judge
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Prepared White Lead.
Daguerreotype Apparatus.

Plates, Gases, Chemicals, Cameras. Gamer,
Stands, Head Rests, plate holders, Mercury
Bath, Battery for gliding, &c. SC.
Al the apparatus and materials for useing the
same, at Boston and New York prices for sale AZ
the Drug Store of W,P. RU SSFT
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FISH.
MUSLIN DELANES.

Viii he sold cheaper ut "tle Peoples Store for
three weeks to come, than was ever Offered in the
State before. W. S. JOHNSON.
July :, Is47.
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RIPTON.


The nonresident proprctors of the town Of Rip
ton in the County of Addison are hereby notified
that the taxes assessed by said town the three years
next preceding this date remain either in whole
or in part unpaid on the following described lands
in said town 10 witt The following lie within
the charter bounds OF Goshen, 40 acres off from
the East side of No. 80 Rt of Joshua Stevenson
and 10 acres off from the West side Of No. GA Rt.
of Stephen Simpson; No Is Ri Of John Cows
No Is Ilt. Of William Blodget No. Sc West hall
OF the Rt Of Samuel Stafford; No 40 East half
OF Nathaniel Gardner set in the list to Lewis Chat
field; East half of No. Al Rt. of Amos Fuller set
in the list TO Geo. +. Daniels No. go Rt of Abel
Stone; No. 20 Rt. of Robert Mason; No ~ Rt
of John Powell; No. SO ri. David johnson; No
~ Rt. Of George Foot.
The following are within the charter bounds of
Ripton. Ito witt No. 1872 LIST Div of Eliakim
Walker; No. 50 I'd Div. of John Tourney; No.
26 2d Div. of Theophius Middlebrooks; 50 acres
of No. 81 2d Div. of Daniel Salmon No. 62 LIST
Div. of David Hawley; No. % 2d Div of Eph-
rain Curtis; No. co 2d Div. of Eli Blackman set
in the list to Bingham and Mead; Rt Of Benja-
MIN Bcards!ey; LIST and 2d Div No. "a lst Div.
OF Eli Blackman; No. &c LIST Div. Of IIezekiah
Clark; No. 80 LIST Div of Stephen Middlebrooks;
RI. Of Lewis FaiTchild lst& 2dDiv; No. &c 2dDiv.
of WalliSton Hawley; No. 1903 2d Div. Of WolcOtt
Hawley; No. Il LIST Div. of Thomas Hawley
No. Us ID Div. Of David Summers; No ~ 2d
Div. OF Thomas Wakely; LIST and Al Div ofJohn
Olcott; No. So ID Div. OF Cyrus Hawley No 1903
I'd Div. of Wolcou Hawlcy the whole right Of
Elisha Rexford; No. l3l LIST Div of Benjamin
Deforest; No. los lst Div. of Agur Judson; No
45 LIST Div. of Stephen Middlebrooks Jr and I'M
divided Of same right the undivided Ri of Jcral
French.
The following ere within the charter bounds of
Middlcbury ito witt 100 acres 81 Div. Of Eben-
ezer Field 50 acres 4th Div. Of Ebcnezer Field
Jr; 60 acres 81 Div. Of Ruluff White.
And so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house Of Frederick
Smith in said town of Rip,on on the first Thurs
day Of October next at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon. shall be requisite to discharge said taxes
with cost, unless previously paid.
HARRY DOWNER LIST Constable.
Dated at Ripton August 3lst ls47. Is
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CHAIRS TABLES.
For sale very low by w. S. JOHNSON
August 9th ls47.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.

strict construction of the Constitution and no
sumption OF doubtful powers.
Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what Is clear
ly right and submitting TO nothing wrong.
No conneXion between the government and banas
an ad rilorem revenue tariff.
No public debt, either by the General Government
or by the States except FOR objects If urgent
silly
No assumption by the General Government Of tie
debts OF the States either directly or indirectly, ~
distribution OF the proceeds Of The public lands.
No eX.ensv system of internal Improvement Is
the General Government, by tire State.
constitutional barrier asain,t imFroriaeat State
loans
Tie honest payment Of debts and t.e sacred
preservation Of tie p8iac faith.
gradual return tr IN aTer credit system.
No grants If exclusive CHARTERS aiu ,1itlis g-s
sooci~ e1:su.on. io .ank-
NJ 81 .nd!iBg corporations.
M conncAlon between Church AID State.
preference for democrats OYER Wings for every
Office.
Acquiesccnce tie rule OF tie maj r'y in AZ
of party discipline
No proscr ption for honest opinions.
Foster NJ ID to public educate
.progress re" reformation # II abuses