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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
DEMOCRATIC AssOCrAT1o3

An account was given in our last paper, of a
Democratic meeting at the Courthouse, at which
Messrs. Butcher and O'Bannon addressed the
large assemblage. The meeting is said to have
| been most interesting and enthusiastic one, and
the gentlemen who addressed il, to have acquitted
themselves with great credit The Free Press
devotes half column more, by way frevicw,
of the speeches Of these gentlemen. 1t INDUCES
in some beautiful. figures of fancy, and Illus
trales its position by some chaste comparisons.
Room will not allow US TO give but the following:
In his anxious desire to slow that the Wings
had no principles, Mr. Is. reminded us ola certain
bruiser, or bully, who had slight faint of negro
blood, and who never omitted an opportunity to
fstsicuf when occasion offered. He always
provoked the fight by calling his antagonist g a
| id mulatto rascal" When asked his reason
his reply was, 81 do it first that he may not call
me so.for of all things hate most, is to be call
ed Niger.
This choice moroccan is only surpassed by an
illustration of the notorious Wing Senator, Tom
Corwin. In giving a description a few days ago
of old Rough and Ready, he represented him as
man possessing aniron consitution,able to endure
all the hardships incident to a military fe and at
the same tins fatten upon The priyations of com
fort. ale las not'' remarked the swarthy Sena-
tor, 'sIept beneath roof for four years; his belly
and back are covered with ticks, and hislegs and
arms with moss"
Alas, for the degeneracy of3the times, and the
decency ofpolitical discussions! ;.
18TH. N: G111AHEk, Eco ne,of the Editors
OF the Free Press. was chosen Grand Represen-
tatye TO the Grand Lodge of theU. s., at the re-
cent meeting f.thc Grand Encampment OF the
State, held in Alexandria. ]. NJ. BRUNEI of Pc
tersburg, was chosen Grand Patriarch for the en-
suing wear, and E. s.. uotGH of Alexandria,
Grand Scribe.
r Friday next is. the day, fixed upon for the
Odd Fellows Procession at Snickersyille, Loudoun
county A cordial invitationis extended to neigh
boring Lodges An eloquent Brother is expected
| 10 speak ON the occasion, and hearty welcome,
we guaranty, will bein store ferall, whp can pos
! sibly find it convenient TO be present.
| SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION IA PIE Of dte Ash
es!-Tte !. Dayton Empire gives a list oftwen-
ty.five Wing pers in Ohio which refuse to sup
4 port Taylor Audit New York Tribune places
in the same nine in Massachusetts rine
in New York, fourth Penns y1vania, three in YER
mont, and one each in n Hampshire, Indiana.
| Wisconsin and Tennessee This does not look
1 as ifthe people of the land ofsteady habits had
any idea of being second time duned into fur
4 Nv like that Of 1875.
o. The Congress elected u 1910. passed a
tariff bill. which taxed both lea and coffee. The
4 bill was reported by one HfILEARD FILL.
MORE The sasne man u hose name flies
at the head the pes for Vice Presi-
don't OF Tie United fstaff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
JOHN PORTER
DINNER no THE VOLUNTEERS.

A public dinner is to be given by the citizens
Of the county TO the Berkeley Volunteers -oh-the-
18th inst. and the undersigned committee arein-
structed to extend cordial invitation, which they
hereby do, TO the field officers of the LIST Virginia
Regiment, to the officers and men Of the Jefferson
Company, to all other officers and men of said Re-
giment, and 10 the officers of the 9th Regiment
Virginia Militia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
BA1r1noRE, Monday P. ~, g o'clock.


rr,,, Steamer Acadia arrived at Boston on the
,a,b Her news was telegraphed 70 Baltimore
his evening. tI4th,) at4 o'clock. The news as
regards Ireland is considered highly lmportant
ISS ,,,;ll nroduce a sensation at every point 1t
may reach. ,s;,,,
into Ireland by thousands. 10000 are concen-
,,-otinEy in and about Cork, Limerick and ilPpe-
law This overwhelming force has had the Ell
fect of exasperating the people Inc tiaoeus
Eornrls Act has been suspended. The suspen-
SION anpeared in the form of a royal Proclamation
The O ueen's special messenger aFrived ID 'uoLh
On The goth july, with copy of the Proclamation,
and II was Immediately dispatched to all parts OF
Ireland thas excited a deep feeling OF lndlgna-
ton. The Castle has the appearance OF a ior-
tress.
The Attorney General and Solicitor General
are constantly in attendance and messengers are
momentarily leaving apparently on business ofthe
highest Importance. Rewards OF 1000 each have
been offered Tor the arrest OESmith U Bren. Mea-
cher. DiIlhon and Dohney. A report in Dublin
that O'BrIen had fled, -.-,z-
The accounts received from South OF Ireland
are of the most alarming character. rlslnS OF
the people, and struggle ofthe most sangulnary
character is no longer improbable. Such was
the state of feeling on the South of Ireland,
that the Governor had issued orders for a con-
stabulary force of 5000 men TO be added to tho
counties of Waterford, 1.mmerlck, and IIppera-
nv. These men are TO be drilled to the use OF the
musket. pistol and cullass. 1t was anticipated
that the coming iusurrection would par'ake otthe
character of "a Guerilla war.
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE II, p. VI.
Howard Street Flour 81 S7A-market dull.
Civ Mills do IS l24 asked-s5 refused.
W6eat-Good Prime red 95 cts 81.
Good to Prime White 81 to 81 %.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
WELCOME TO ,r4,E yoLUNTEEIs.

3VELCOWE 10 TE73E TOLUNJI111FF5'
The citizens of Ber.cIey have tixc,I on Salur-
day next, !9,l inst, ~ the day for Welcoming.
by Public Dinner, ADJ other ceremonies, ti'eit
company OF returned .:"lun,eers. BY reference
to Card in another cos'mn, it will be seen that
the Jefferson Company are mong the gues'sSPe-
cialy invited to be Iresant. We have no doubt
most OF them will be peesent OH the occasion, as
well as many Of our Citizens Of Jefferson, Who
will most cordially unite in doing honor to the
brave Volunteers, just: te,nrpcd TO their ht4nes
from the enemy's counst4, after Perilo"s service
or ncar IS months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
BY Magnetic Telegraph /.
,pp,yA4, of THE STEAMER ACADIA.

s,o,e of A fairs il, Irelant,-A rising
3 81: tfe people and most sansuinaFy
"a ..-s struggle anticipated.
The first Photographic dispatch The readers o.
the ). Spirit Of Jefferson" have had the pleasure
- receiving reported specially for their benefit,
eame 10 hand last night, at O'Clock. We are
sI;Le Indebted to Mr. TOWNSEND, the constructor
81 ,be line 10 Harpers Ferry, MS to the favor of
A. ~ w.crn otthe d. s. Hotel. and to Mr.. WARD.
g. The transmission to us of the important intel-
penee which follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
nRNIoCRAT, n,1sE..r,iTst.

a meeting of The Democratic Association OF
haFlss1ossn VII be held At The Ceart; House, on
wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock,
las OF more spseehss May be expected, A fun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

A grand mass meeting of the Democratic party ssty
will be held at the Fa1quieE SpF,ngs S on ., The
S tn.s @94 dstngaished gentlemen viii address
this meetting-J9dge Douglass of Illinois, Sena-
Tor Tor Dickinson of New York, Hon. r. K. Meade
of this State Senator Foote of Mississippi, Judge
ITn;an Hon. Andrew Stevenson, Hon. Mr.. Inge
Of " Alabama, Hon. Jacob Thomson Of Mississippi
and others. general invitation is extended to
all. especially TO those of our fellow-citizens il
.Lis district
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
TETPERtNEi PROTFS

The Procession ay:4 other rA~cr,o-.,;a--r 81
Furnishing Division q the Sons Of Temperance.
at Bcrryvil|c on Saturday, 9Th August. are repre-.
sentcd TO have beenc;=;s most imposing and intc.
resting character. ABOUT so Of The order were
in Procession. and nm :nmense number Of citizens
and strangers in atieksloncc. GEO. w. BsAn-
FIELD, Esq. OF Snic&cf svilIe, was the Speaker Tor
the occasion, and lie quilted himself, we learn.
in manner highly ss' 'sfactory to all prcscnt,~.
Mr.. W. ~. GREEN oI.Rchmond Che State lee;
turer on the subject Of: 'fempea"ce,) was also ~
attendance, and delivered one or mcre able and
elnnment addresses. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
INTERESTING CoRRpss,
From the wasEinrpa T..


From the Washington t..
We have been favored with
lowing correspondence between :,
the Baltimore Convention spdc
Ter, its nominee for the Vice D..
United States. Gen. Butler rs..
10 which he has replied, only on
the first copy having been address,
ral's neighboshood in Kentucky ri,
through witt, great rapidly on Ri, >,
Orleans to Washington.
Gen. Buffers replyis evey,hiD,e
be. Itfecognizes the right Of the :,
stand the opinions of those vino :
dence. It,,akes a comprehensi,.
own political principles, express.
frankness of the soldier. Wear.
prove perfectly acceptable to his CO..
BALTIMORE, Ma,
DkAR SIR It becomes our du,, .
cate to you the fact, that that the !.
vention of republican delegates VIII
in this city on the 22d inst, for n.
selecting candidates for the two Il,
tive offices of the country, united |
your name for that of Vice Presit,
led States. That convention also al
lions containing the principles upon
believed the government ought to b
ed. and which have now the homo,
ting to you. These resolutions c,
true Democratic platform. That Il
your cordial assent, We feel we'll
are we the less satisfied that, shOr
Office be conferred upon you by you
principles which these resolutions
be- successfully illustrated III you
ton.
We offer you our cordial congrai
this distinguished proof OF the con6
country: and ure., 'aoss,s- respectfully
friends and obedient servants.
a. STEE
President of Democratic
And 80 Vice President
To Maj. Gen. Wa. o. BUTLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

SIR: have the honor to acknowa
ceipt of your communication as the
Baltimore Convention-which rrars.
Notwithstanding my noninu
body as the Democratic candidate Ia :
sident.
For this distinguished mark of roa..
trust, l am most deeply grateful toa
and cannot but the more apptecist,
done me, when reflect that this nOns
made without my knowledge, whiles
distant country, and by the una1inos
the convention. My acceptance is
course
1t is at all times proper in free C,
at a crisis like this, deemed lndispenst
own, that aspirants TO Office should b.
understood on all important questions
policy and my nomination for the Oi5,
| President has no doubt been made a
knowledge of mine. My position VII
her of Congress compelled me to take
though not conspicuous part on all d
questions of the day. might therl
to the past as the best and safest GU
my future political course. Someoit
tions are, however, daily growing inia
and as cannot consent TO win the IN
of others by Disgusting my own, and :
this communication to be final, it may
that should be more explicit. fee
impelIed to this course from the Coz
that my action as a member of Congo
be accessible to the people at large.
object in view, have examined careful
ccedings of the convention by which,
mated. recognize in the resolutions
that body but the marking, and vi
hand, of the great lines Of scpara'iont
Democratic aud Wing partics-lincs
be ever kept freshly before the people,
plainly laid down in the resolutions
that 3 the wayiarinG man. though
err therein" Those Resolutions hare
ly circulated, and are within the reaeI
deem it sufficient TO cav !thatll,rv r,"N
and unparalleled appreciation.
Permit me, in conclusion, SIR, 10 ten
and through you to the entire pemoc'
scntcd by The body over which you ST
sided, my grateful thanks for The di;
honor they have done me.
With higi, regard,
remain truly your friend,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

cHEAr .PEacnKs-The Philadelphia Suns -
that peaches are selling in that city at -
per bushel. fhey have been selling al 'nStf
for wsck a5st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
NEW COUNTIES.

AT the last session of the General Assembly,
the following new Counties were formed:
Hancock, out of the northern part of Brooke
bounded by the Ohio River and the Pennsyls ania
line.
Putnam, out of parts of Kanawha. Cabell, and
Marion.
Writ, out of parts of Wood and Jackson.
At the session before the last. the county of
Boone was formed ont of parts of Kanawha, Ca
bell, and Logan; and the county of Highland out
Of paFts.of Pendleton and Bath
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
rIIE .s,E!.EClsAPu.

Tile Magnetic Telegraph from Baltimore +"
IIarpcrs Ferry has seen completed, and the tr-i
FASH from this lighl'tg line, was emitted OF, l"'f-
day last. An cliieic. operator has been procured,
and communications ire now hourly sent to and
from lItrpers, Fcirt This wonder OF tie a,se,
(,he Magnetic 70! * aph,) is auuhilating space,
Us distance but give 'anc!amrnent to III" cha'f1.
In J. few months a.:re, aud the most remote h.,T-
ders OF oar Union t3t;I be 3inkeI toyetho. by Il
chord Of iron, and:iAeeIIisrncc transmitted -
speedily that the i3,. will scarce enter eto tl,e
account.
During the nest :.eck two, another ciF,'t
sill To- made, To sc% whether CilizcmS have
sufficient of public enterprise, to continue the liae
from Harpcrs-Ferry 81 Charlcstown. Its cost FOR
this distance will bea.Dout Two Thousand Dollars.
Those "ho are Thoroughly conycrsaut with Tee
graphic operations, assure us there is scarce csc
line in tie country lat is not paying to its stock
holders, OPer cent: !ron the investment Mary
o! The more important ones, pay rs high as 50
and 10. But TO lea%a out OF question the pref"
arising, " c. think pushusincss men should be dis:
posed to AID in the u!a tter to keep pace wI'h it
age, for the common. good OF the community ana
The public spirit Of TIC. !owr. The Books CT Sub
scription have been ,"iyencd-a small portion III
stock already sub ,cr:aed-a"d any one disposed
10 make an investment in this way, can have rp,
portunity of doing S. by calling OH MIR EIu9.
PHREY KnyEs, q. W.::$ArrtNGroN. Sl;., or nj tbs
Office
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
MASS MEETINGS.

We regret that the meetings in Jefferson and
Fauqaer counties conflict, being about the same
day in the month. But by full turn out there
will be enough for both.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
a,naunsDAY NEXT,

Let i. be rcmembcrcd, is the day fixed for hp'd
ing our
GRAND DEMOCRATIC BARBEcUE,l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
Hon. AKDRDw STEVENSON,
President of the Democratic Con
w1LL NOT THE SOUTH II
WARNINGA

The New York Tribune Abolition WIZ
the defeat of the Compromise bill! in thu
in the following strains:
"Glorious news! Down with the Comp
The House yesterday laid the Senate :
Compromise on the table, ll2 to 81 liz
freedom and free soil! Total from tre.'
for LAYING on the table, lO4-nnt ono WINE
ant! Total from free States against IA.
the table, 2i-Gn LocoSl A motion to n
err was made, and defeated by Is MAJOR.
the bill is dead, deGdt Free labor aud
forevcr!''
Thus do the Infatuated fanatics OF the y
ioice over the defeat of a measure calcu
secure Southern rights, and to pour oil u
troubled waters of sectional 1isaffsction
content. And strange to cay, the leading
organ in Virginia, equally rejoices, up
ground that the bill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wonderful discovery! What pity TIT
Southern delegation in the House OF Ike
tatives, with the exception OF eig" eH'
Wings, did not see it2
In order to show the real character OF
it is sufficient to quote the following COT
of the leading Barnburner Press at the No
New York Evening Post, which is OF co
ecstacies at its defeat. The Post says 81
last great sectional act of the Shareholder
last atrocious act of ruthless slavehOldin
tors" which 81 comedies erery Thing thai Is
to the Shareholders 6f the South. 1t isaI
immoiation of Northern rights, and ieelir
virtue, on the altar of slavery
Can the South longer hesitate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

o. The Congress elected N $40, passed. a
tariff bill. which taxed both len and coffee The
bill vas reported by one RILEARD FILL.
NJ IeE saiIle nan u hose name flies
al the head the pa pes ior Vice Presi-
dcntot the Ilpttei State
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

place on Friday the 18th inst at the residence of
7ggh, on o. near Timber Ridge in Frederick
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

Pendleton Of TirginiU voted with Giddings;-
of Carolina voted with Pa7fry. ,Crozier of Ten,
nessee voted Will, AShmun. Chapman of Mary.
land voted with Hals. Three Wing representa-
lives Of Kentucky voted with DGrid EEiinaOs
Forty-nine Southern Democrats voted for the
Compromise Bill.
Twenty.seyen Southern Wings voted for the
Compromise Bill.
Twenty ones Northern Democrats voted for it.
MOI one Northern Wing voted for it.
Eight Southern Wings edagainst the Com
promise Bill.
Not one Southern Democrat voted .against it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

PorATo-R or.-The disease SO general thiv1t ~;
out the country, has at length made its IKE 1,s.
ance in Allegheny county, Nd. The eo.g s.
the Mountaineer learns, by gentlemen lIOU s !,
upper end Of The county, that in the RECON-
Crossings and the GIades, the crop OF po'a% osf
far as discovered are found out TO be GEM,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
THE CANAL.

Welearn that there are now over / geo hands
at work on the line ofthe Canal between Cumber-
land and Dam No. g..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

Or Friday next is the day fixed upon for The
ddFellowa Procession at snickersyille, Loudoun
county. A Misunderstanding extended to neigh
boring Lodges. An eloquent Brother is expected
10 speak on the occasion, and hearty welcome,
we guaranty, will bein store forall, whip can pos
sibly find it convenient TO be present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

i. John s. Pendleton, of Virginia
q Nathaniel Boyden, of N. Carolina.
g. John G. Chapman, of Maryland.
/. John II. Croaier, of Tennessee.
5. Alexander II. Stephens, OF Georgia.
6. Green Adams, of Kentucky.
T. Aylett Buckner, of Kentucky.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

VOLUNTEERS AGAINST IA1A,
From all we can gather, we incline to9
that Gen. /" availability" will not run vel
the mass of3the volunteers who have sfea
known himGin the army. tits rather untoh.
for the Wigs that SO many of the voIuD,
have reached home sufficiently early to d
in the coming election. The following e.
from a letter, written by gentleman VINO j
part ofthe staunton. Company on their way ,
will show how some Of the soldiers M
company feel towards Gen Taylor, snd Tbsi
think OF his qualifications for the Psesid Ss
Rockingham Rfs9s
81 was disappointed in finding that Gen. !, ,
lor was not popular with the men. F. =,
went away d Wing, says he is not the M 81
President; that although he went away ~ y
yet he would not vote for him. lie says u
man d rery ordinary abilities and withal PeI.,
irritable andsprofane. He sayshe saw hn Z
a man 10 be; chained TO a wagon aud made :"
low ii, for taking fromfa rancho chicken
eating it, wien he was almost starved
PorAro R5r.-The disease so general thie1
~ made its SPP
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-09

often betrayed, and which, Julas-like, they
would again sell for thirty pieces of silver.
When the Wings Of the North, aye and
the gallant Wings of the South too, in the
face of open denunciation and fearful com
binations, resisted this vile scheme of an
nexation, which was hatched to fill the pock
cts Of spectators, and to crafty the morbid
ambition of bawds in politics.; these men
literally sold the Free States to the South.
wish to emphasize this charge by averring
that the Uotes Of some Of them mere abso-
lutely purchased and paid for iaharder ma
teriat than Teas script When Mangum
and Criuenden, and Morehead and BARREN,
and Foster and Archer, and such Southern
Wings, stood forward at every personal and
political hazard, and barred their bosonis to
the storm, your Dixes, and Tappans, and
Nleses, surrounded like base towards, and
put their submission and their infamy on
The record together.
They are now termed Propagandists Of
Freedom, for want, ! suppose, of slave
market for the sale of their principles
Wings Of the North, admonish you to be-
ware of any such " entangling alliance. p
If you are not satisfied, build up party for
yourselves, do any thing,-but in Gods
name do not consort with this foul earcase,
which is now dccked in the disguise of
virtue which il does not possess. Trust
your interests to this political conspiracy or
gambling combination, and you will rue it
when repentance will not redeem the folly.
They will cheat & betray the North as they
have cheated and betrayed her before.
The Wing who now separates from his
party, contributes his vote to the election of
General Cass and 10 policy of war and
conquest, which must end in the disnember-
ment of this glorious union"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-09
For the Wisconsin, Herald.

MR. EDITOR 1T is well known to you
that many of our most patriotic citizens fled
from the home of their fathers to find in
Wisconsin, sanctuary to protect them from
their creditors abroad. These gentlemen,
unfortunate ia their attention to their own at
fairs,are sure TO undertake the peoples busi-
ness and become our Legislators. Hence we
have lately seen debtors asylums erected on
every quarter section, safely picqueted in
by our kind governor and legislature. II is
amusing to see the wolfish creditor gnawing
at the fence and vainly striving to enter this
consecrated ground to seize his prey. Hence
the very bulky exemption wallet so odious
10 creditors, and hence the device of these
gentlemen to secrete large sums of money a
bout the persons ofiheir better halves. The
deformity of the hustle is to be established
by law, and made capaeious enough to re-
ceive all woman may fall heir to, and all
tricky husband may see proper to stuffin
to it to elude the clutches Of his creditor.
These are the gentlemen who invoking
the specious alliance Of justice and gallant
nv, are intent on making the person of wo-
man nucleus to be surrounded by success
sive layers of gold and silver ore. The
husbands property becomes a part of his
wiie's person, and as sacred as herself
This law has not as yet passed, but the gen.
tlemen whose biography have alluded to,
VIII continue to urge it with an impOrtnni-
" that will brook NJ denial.
In favor of the law, they urge the recen,
example Of New York. Has the example
of New York such omnipOtence as to strip
US at once If the independence so lately ac-
quired' Shall the noble steamer Wiscon-
SIN at its frs, setting out be tied by bastard
Is hands and servile crew to the stern of
New York, like a captive schooner, her flag
and sails struck. and her bull hidden in the
deep wake Of the empire shipi Shall our
navigators pursue an independent course, be
guided by the role star Of truth and tbs bsa-