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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20

Iv~HWOCf w. HADDlut.
A TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery
a Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, will practic,
in the District and Supreme Courts of the State o
Iowa. and in the District Court of the United State
for the State OF Iowa. Feb, Is 1SAe
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20

TyEEACH MUSLINS: $50 ps bleach muslins -
6and So bleach and brown muslins, for sale by
oct4,' ] LAUMAS Asse
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20

SUPER otter, nutria and musk caps ,mens comMs.
- musk caps, mems silk, plush and cloth csps;os5s
cloth and velvet do, for sale by
oct 25, 40 JIG LAUMAN bkU
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20

Cotton Yarn.
I Onn LBS Cotton Yarn, s to IL, reed this day
by Wisconsin and for sale by
nov 1. '4a. GARRETT h COOPER
M ANILLA CORDAGE: 90 coils, assorted sizes.
its just -ec'dby (oct ~ w CooLBAuGH & CO
SALARATUS: casks pure salaratus: 10 barrels
~ do salaratus. % boxes pure do: in pound pa
peTs, just received and for sale by
OCT u, '4o w IF CooLBACGH & co
/ oAlATA IRON: 40 tons Juniata Iron just reed
= anu Tor saleby July I2) Pnvou * Cook
WEATHERBOARDING
stfEklOR lot of fine Misunderstanding. IN prime or
der Just received a.d for sale the Lumber Yard Of
.eM ~ ~ w. q. CHAMBERLAIN Il co
{ SLoTHS: super French black cloths, low priced
DO; Brown, blue and green do beaver and pilot
DO; gust reed and for sale by
oet - - LArNAS s. BROTHER
SL1Go IRON: 80 tons assorted sizes for sale by
aug ~, 40 FooTE
IANGLISH IRON: % tons, assorted sizes for sale
Lby faug 30,'49) JG FoorE
4 NvILS. IL armtage mousehoic, for sale 6y
IN aug 30, '4S G FoorE
T NOFFEE: SO bags Rio Cotiee bags old Java do
Ofor sale by Use l3,'4s) WFCooLBAuoH & CO
TTOPS! HOPS!! 100 lbs. eastern Hops, growth
ls4s, just received and for sale by
nov 1919 GAY, Druggist
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20

TARPET CHAIN: 1Cno lbs white and dolores
~ carpet chain. just received and for sale oy
oct4,'49 J. G.. LArMAN 80
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pUFFALO OVERSHOES: mems buffalo over shoes,
- ladies' do do fur trimmed, for sale by
oct 81. .ae. JIG AUMAN * BRO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
The worst Of slaves.-A core.pon.

dent Ola Detroit paper, writing rom Ie-
cumseh, Michigan, gives the following:
.Wha, won't ayarice do. Near this
village is The homestead Of rich farmer
who counts his nine hundred acres, about
all under improvement. with fine build.
ings. He has his package Of bonds and
mortgages. for loans 10 his poorer friends.
All competence is supplied. ieis hard
worker. and his children are well 10 do
BY their own industry. California gold
has seized HIM. His sixty five years Of
toll for llcre has not satisfied his thirst for
gain. lie has sold his last year crop
for over $4,000. converted il into ytiioic
boys. and started with his team Tor inc
valley of the Sacramento. leaving all his
endearmenis in this world for the hope ui
adding TO his already perplexing ptlc Of
dollars"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
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aaaa.aIa n2l

And il gives rs s399.0l9 O2s
which is over Il per cent nm abe capital
stock.
The only question is, can the Road be
constructed for the money authorised by
the Charter! ltmight be considered pre-
sumption to venture an opinion about the
cost of such a work, especially as have
not seen the country between Salisbury
and Charlotte. Yet having some know.
ledge of the Roads in our country and
their cost, must be permitted 10 say that
see no difficulty in the way Of construct.
inc Rail Road on the route between Sa-
lisbury and Goldsborough, by the way Of
Lexington, jamestown, Greensborough,
HilIsborough, Raleigh, Smilhfeld, &c. Il
is true that portion Of the distance, in
the neighborhood Of Haw River. is some
what broken, but il presents no obstacle
10 compare with many that have been
overcome in other States. a direct line
from Raleigh 10 Salisbury would doubt
less be more expensive; indeed | do no
believe that r adj in direct line coult
be constructed for any thing like tire,
millions OF dollars.
| am fully aware that ] lay myself opel
10 criticism. in .venturing guess al tn
cost of such a work, which cost can onl,
be arrived at properly and correctly. af.e
the most diligent surveys, by compeien
Engineers, but am in the situation Of tn
clown who asserted that he should certain
ly burst, il not permitted 10 give his oplr
ion on an important question. feel sue
deep solicilude for The success Of the work
that must be permitted 10 say that hav
not a doubt but that the Road can be col
slructed upon the route first named. for
sum not exceeding $4,000 per mile, il
Guiding the necessary machinery 10 p'
the Road in successful operation.
Respectfully
A. McRAE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
BY REoursr.
From the Milton Chronicle.
BEULAH ASSOCIATION.

The Beulah Baptist Association held
its sixteenth annual meeting with the
church al Friendship meeting house,
Stokes CO.. N. c., commencing on FRI
day The Sd day Of August and closing on
the following Monday. All The churches
except one were represented, and the &C
counts Of the revival OF the work OF God,
in some Of them, were truly cheering,
Two new churches, Noun. Herman u
Orange, and Elm Grove, in Guil
county, were admitted into HE AZ
ton. The funds sentup for the
The Missionary Of the Associa los.
more Ihanisufficleni, and he was sutas.
ed to employ an assistsni for the ensui
month. Elder S. Pleasant was re.elecl-
ed Moderator, N. J. Palmer, slated
Clerk.
On Saturday the letters from the diffe-
rent churches were read. A resolution was
adopted requesting each minister belong.
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Democratic Crowing.--The Locofocc

Democratic Growing The Locofoco
papers are throwing dust in the eyes Of
lheiI readers BY claiming that they have
gained some wonderful victories in the
recent elections. Well, the amount Of the
whole of il is, that the Wings have lost
The Governor and Legislature olFennessee
no new eyent--and one member oil
Congress in a district where there were
Wing discussions.
In Kentucky, they have lost three and
gained two--an actual loss Of one, in a
district where the emancipation question
had an influence against the Wings.
In Indiana, one Wing has been lost, and
Free Soil Democrat elected. This is
The sort Of victory that delights Southern
Democrats.
In North Carolina, the delegation stands
as last year-six Wings and three Demo.
Gratis.
II may be that the Wings will moi have
clear majority in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives. Neither will the Democrats.
The Free Sellers will have the balance OIL
power, and Of course will join with iheil
/" Natural Allie" against Southern Presi-
dent. II this gives the South JOY, etthost
who can do so, enjoy il.
Winchester Republican.
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paniss az foot ,nd sir pieces n sr.iilsrs
taken b the HungArisns. several iraaps e
Iancers were missing. The news hzl
also created gresl excitement q Vienna.
Among he four balzlions sent IS rail.
way 10 Presbusg vas one u Tlafs. eom-
rosed az mere lads. They moanei AMI
Meps aloud. CRYING out that The msrrh
against he Hungarians vas esrta death;
ana addressed dense crowd near The sta
lion-s Farewell. We shall never reiurn.'
The officers also werein depending
state. Il IS stated that Haynan finds The
difficulties or his march almost insuPPorl-
able. and there were TnmoTs 81 his fall
ing back upon Kessh Kenei. His soldiers
are sisted 20 have suffered more Than any
army ever did. Should The Hungarian
army attack and defeat Haynau II Szsgs-
lin. bur few Impefislisis would live 10 tel
tie tale Of the battle. as The landsimm
would rise ia their rear end prevent their
escape. The CONSERVATION n PIesburg
Was increased BY The news Of The oceupa-
ZION Of Allenbufgh BY The llungarians.
and he defeat Of Gen. Potts brigade.
BADEN.--I'hree staff officers Of the IN
sursenls had been shot II Radsiedi.
7 The loss of The Ppssians in the late
campaign is % officers and 6l9 wounded.
MoLDAsiA.-A private letter from Jes.
~. received al Vienna, states that the m
+ sading force Of The Lzeklens now in Mol
davia, amounts 10 nearly $4,000 men.
ri --latest Iniellgenee-i 30 A. ".
AUSTRIA AND HUSGARY.-Vienna pa
pers and letters Of the 9Th do mol confirm
an Tie details of former reports OF the oc.
cupalion Of Raab By The iungarians.
Venice has been relieved, and the block
aiding squadron beaten of. Provisions
. were plentiful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

eiher ministers 81 lsast tbrte Pf0tssettd
msellngs duIiog he gear. AfseE appoins-
lag correspondents 70 ne,ghboring Asso.
cialions ard The iransselion Of other busi-
Bess. The Association adJosrned mil
Monday morning.
The Beplah Bible Society held is an
adversary Bselisg On Saturday, sfisrnoon.
Ia The absence 81 The President. Hon.
Calvin Graves. The Chair was taken 81
MaiihsE r. Maore. etq. one a The Vice
Presidents. The following Tesoialion sss
offered By n. ]. Palmer. esq. snd Alter
elaqaeni aud appropriate addresses By
Dr. Wm. A. Shaw. Rev. ThoDas Mere
tilh. and Rev. Julius Terrell, MAS Bnani-I
mOnsly adopted.
RtoIrsd. That he Distribution Of The
sacred Seripinrs smong The destitute. 10
our Own and foreign lsnds. il Tbs noslei-
iectu.l suril,sry 10 lhe success Of The
preached gospel.
A committee having been appointed 10
wait on the congregation. number Of
addinons were msde 10 lis list ol mem
bers.
DE-. Wm. A. Shaw. OF Milton. was re-
qneslea n deliver The next annual address
before The Society.
The following officers were elected Tor
The ensuing year:
Hon. Thomss Senle. President. Hon.
Csl,in Graves. John Kerr. esq. and Mat
thew r. Moore. ESQ. Vice Presidents,
i NsIhsnisl J. Palmer. Secretary and Trea-
surer, Tie Board Of Msnsgsrs and De-
posilory. located IL Milton. The diiIe.
feai churches we've authorized 10 appoint
distributing agents.
On Sabbath there was preaching by
different ministers attending the Associa-
ton. 81 the Church. and also 10 The village
OF Germsnton. There were indies,ions
during The meeting Of 3 gracious revival
Or tho work Of God 10 that region Of
eouniry. and several profeaed hope in
Christ.
On Monday morning before the inset
ing Of the As.ocisiion, a Society sa'
formed enulled tbs . Beulah Publication
and sunday School Society,"" the objec'
OF which is 10 encourage the establishment
| Of Sabbath Schools within the bounds Of
The Association. and supply them with
suitable Libraries and Books Of lDslruc'
j lion.
| The following Officers were elected.
Dr. VIM. A. Shaw, President; A. Graves
IT,, Sidney s. Lea. and Jasper G. Dsvis,
Vice Presidents; John II. Lscy, Secrets
nv; and albert G. Stevens, of Milton
Treasurer and depository Agent. A
Board Of Managers was appointed and 10
Gated 10 Million. John Kerr, esq, o
Ysnceyyille. was requested 10 deliver u,
first annual address before the Society il
August, 1850.
, The Assoclsiion mel again on Monday
j Morning, whom reports we're made sn'
adopted from the Committees on. FL
nance, Education, Sabbath Schools. ION,
Missions, and ". C,rolins Bspiia STAT
Convention. Elder Elias Dodloa wal
unani@ously recommended ios,hs Jon
vention for Isappoin;ment as Mitslon
) sry Of the Association for the ensulnI
! year.
Alter The Association had transacted >
9 Of its business, . closing address was d.
e livered by Rev. Thomas Meredith Of K;
! leigh, after which the Association ad
!. liourned to meet with the Church 2
J. Mount Hsrmon, in Orange county, N. c
Il on Friday before the Isl Sabbath IN Au
!. gust 1850.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

The Union has long disquisition up
on "a nations duties with regard to
peace, war, and neutrality" Many words
need not be wasted arriving al the duties
of this nation on those subjects. They
may be summed up in formula, a lltle
changed from that cnunciated by the Union.
Our plain. obvious, and proper policy
is peace, as long as il can be main
tanned consistently with the rights and
honor Of our country--neutrality always
war when the rights and honor Of the
nation cannot otherwise be maintained.
And the Union may rest assured that this
will be the course Of the present Admins.
tration. They will never claim all and
take half-they will never prepare the
hearts OF the people for war"--they will
never be aggressive or grasping-bn
/" they will ask for nothing that is no
right and submit 10 nothing that is wrong.
Alexandria Gazette.
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Death of a Child. BAH Tribune

saws thai a child Of DR.. Shaw. two wears
Of age. died on Saturday last after sick
ness &c 6 hours. from eating cobalt which
was prepared for flies. One incident con-
necled with her death. says The Tribune.
was alTeclingly beautiful. When her eyes
began 10 grow dim with death she evident
II fancied il was night and she was going
asleep, and she died with her customary
. good night. mammo. good nigh, nam
ma. :" many times repeated, trembling on
her lips.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

DER d'nEss. Il spPssrs asnfrsl TsyloII
tered into conversation xiih 4 tet-t0l
Loeofoco, shich q thus TspnIisd
eo-Wslking Up 10 The President.
Ginsrsl. sho DIRE d. In glad % see
ye. bul didn't vote FOR ys. cause I'm >
Dimncrsl.
Gen. Tayl0r.--l'm issi Is clad 10 see
Won for 81 lhsl; came here 20 Sc Wings.
Democrats. and Natives, and 81. and an
clad 10 see al.
LoeO.-You said You shopld be The
President Of the people. and noI Of par.
Is. and that you wosld'ai be pIocFlPnre;
bui you've turned on The DimocTais and
nobody else.
Gen. TayiOr.-WhO else could ] turn
onIl Nearly all The Office holders we're
Of your patty. and l. Of course. desire IN
equalization. II | should lsl sonr friends
have al The places. and The Wings none
il would be prescribing The Wings!
| Loeo.-You're light. 6inersl; neseI
thought of that. | b'lleve The Dimocrai'
did have 81 The plsees-thal's 4 fact
They first gol them from Ginersl Jack
son.
Gen. TaylOr.-yss. NY good friend
they've had possession of,hem for nearly
isenly years; and they ought 10 be salts
fed with their half hereafter.
This argument satisfied The Loco. an
no owned no. The whole affair epdel
10 q general laugh. aud, shaking The Gen
ersl BY he hand. he exclaimed, /. foa'r
right. GinersI." and repeated IL mil ID
carriage rolled away.
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NOBLE PROCLAMATION OF MAXIM.

NOBLE PROCLAMATION OF MAZzlNI.
The following is The Proclamation Of
Mazzini TO The Romans. Il is admirable
in spirit and expression:
In the name Of God and The People, oh
Romans Brute force has subdued our
ciiy. but in no respect has changed or
diminished our rights. The Roman Re.
public will live elernally in The hearts OF
lhe free men who have proclaimed il, in
the spontaneous adhesion of all the ele-
menis OF The State, in the faith Of nations
who have looked with admiration on osr
prolracted defence. and The blood Of mar
iyrs who have died for il beneath our
walls. Permit the invaders TO violate
their solemn promises. God will not
belray his own. Submit with firmness
and consistency 10 The trial which lie has
sent upon you for short time. and DO not
doubt lie future. Violence has'bni short
duration, and triumph is certain 70 The
nation which hopes, and combais, and
suffers for The holy cause OF justice and
liberty. Yon have given brilliant proofs
uf your military courage: now show your
civil courage. BY AL that you hold sa-
cred. lellow.cilizens, keep yourselves free
from ail cowarIly fears, from all base aeli.
ishness. Let lie whole world ever see
llhe distance between you and your ings-
ders. Rome may be their camp, but lci
il not be their city. Look upon every
one as i traitor, who, in violation OF his
conscience, passes from your city 10 the
camp Of The enemy. The European pow
ers can never consent to Rome becoming
The conquest Of the French, or any other
nation.
| Maintain. then, this occupation in lis
character ola conquest; isolate the enemy,
and Europe will no, hesitate TO raise lis
powerful voice in your favor. No one can
prevent the pacific expression ofyour wish
|, ss; organize thon, publicly, their manifesto.
lion. Let your municipalities Iepest with
calmness and frmness, that they adhere
from choice TO the Republican form, and
: 10 the abolition ofthe temporal government
of the Pope, and that they regard all gov
emmenls as illegal which have not been
freely approved by the people. From
every quarter, from every city. let lists.
covered with countless names, attest the
same belief, and appeal 10 The same right.
In The streets, in The theatres, in all public
places, let this cry be increasingly heard.
. .No more Governmentofpr Priests" Long
, live free suffrage all who have taken
The oath 10 the Republic ought 10 leave
their functions, wherever The pontifcal
: standards are raised.
A whole people cannot be imprisoned.
e Men cannot be forced TO their own degla.
y dalion. You will degrade yourselves, oh,
. Romans, il, after HAVING announced 10
| Europe that you - 49, free, after
having Tough st thou
= = 4 ...l.a
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True L0c0focoism. Union, nm.
Intentionally no doubt, has reIptlraled
ruth 10 reference 10 The future acton of lie
party. II emphshcally cslls upon the
faithful 81 /" The Democracy 10 rally On
der their ancient banner" and declares
what will be The iuiure course OF The par
ly. in The folio wing significant words:
Ave mean to do our duty; and. tchaierer face
NE future may uear, zee mean 10 oppose me
Administration and 10 eobGl iofhs bitter end
There il is unblushirgly proclsimed
to the world thai. Whatever fsce the
Iuiure" Of General Tsylor'5 Admiuistra-
lion .msy wear" The Locoloco party
will oppose il. We sald weeks since that
tho Opposition was organizing on the
foundation Of The combinations to oppo'e
The Administration of Mr.. Adsms though
il should be . as pure IS the angels 81 Tho
right hand Of God" This was denied,
snd we were abused, Of course. The
progress Of time brings an opsn asowsl
OF this fendl,ke purpose. Let the pso.
pie see 10 il, if they value correct action
and good government.
Cincinnati GaSciie.
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l26,4ol a, 100 c. ea'h s2O6,o33 g.

The freight during the same
period amounted in pro-
portion 10 population, 10 -
l45 cents each. ls3,2el 10
Giving us gross income, ----
when compared Tlth the
Wilmington Road, of sSs9,3l5 O6
And let il be horne in mind, that his
Road has to contend iii Tie transportation
Of freight, with the North East, Neuse.
ConteQinea, Tar aud Roanoke Rivers, all
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ed with -
sion. Fugitive oiflOes,,
was nothing TO prevent The
from taking both Raab and Geore
with them an enormous quantity o.
The whole commissafias OF The
army had been concentrated vi
places, previous TO being sent
Eiaynau's army. In addisio'
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THE NEWSPAPER PRESS.

Nor, while speaking Of The schoolmas.
tiers, in whose hands the printing press is
such powerfulagcnt Of public instruction
at the present time, must We forget news
papers. Whether weregsrd them as The
guide or echo Of popular opinion. and. IN
come sort they par,ake ofboth charaeters,
We are lost in amszement and admiration
al the qusntiiy Of mind, and that Of the
highest order, now to be found 10 The
column Of the daily, weekly, and prpvin.
cial press. From being mere chronicle
of passing events, dry register Of dates
add facts, the newspaper has grown into
one of the leading schoolmaslers q The
dav. lis articles amuse us with lheltwii.
and instruct us with their wisdom. They
exhibi, The brilllancy Of The classical 'cho-
lar, and the close reasoning ofthe logirian.
1t is an ency clopedia in itself. llreYews
all books and treats Of all science. II is
familiar with all geography. and at home
in all history. Il is The Edipus 10 read
the riddles which every political Sphinx
may set before it. It dives into caGnel
{ secrets, and anticipates the purposes oil
statesmen. Ii has the hundred eyes Of the
ever wskeiu Argue, the hundred h;nds
and fifty heads Of Brisrius. And, as ON
nipresent as omnipolent, as ubiquitous 81
versatile, it is here, there. and every
where, from Indus 10 the Pc, from Chm;
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London, Saturday, Aug. IT, 1919.
m n,,Iang NJ

10 o'clock, "A. Nj.
PARIS, Friday.-La Pairia contains the
announcement Of the treaty Of peace be-
tween Austria and Sardinia. General
Oudlnot is 10 return 10 France with a por-
lion Of the Army. Gen. Rosirolan will
assume The command ofihe French Army.
General Oudinot is not 10 be replaced.
Letters from Meniz announce that by an
order from the Minister OF War, all leaves
of absence are TO be refused for the pre-.
sent year. Orders have been also given
to form three batiaions on the war foot.
ing in every regiment IN France.
ROME. 3d.-Three commissioners had
arrived from Gaeta and assumed the TEN.
porary government of The Papal SlaIes,
which Gen. Oudinol, by public procla-
NATION, resigned into their hands, retain.
ing only the military powerfor The French
Army.
The commission composed of three
Cardinals is to form the Ministry. with
the exception Of the Department Of For.
eign Affairs, which remains with Cardinal
Anlonelli.
No conditions appear TO have beer
made with the Pope, and the p
given by The commissioners are of
raj nature cnlyr
perfectly
morssS
| RI
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morsliiy u he Bible. There % % cOnn-
nv here seessrians haze 50 liilie inhuehrs.
vel atheism. deikm. Or even seepiieism are
unknoSn here. eKrepi IN insulated cases.
The general sentiment q the nation is re-
Yerenrs COZ religion. and respect Tor is
pfofessors. Gen. Taylor has only msni-
Tested lis respeei for this national fseliaa.
II required no examinations Of The rnnsil-
tu,ion-no consultation with lawyers or
poli,ieisns-he consulted his own heaFi.
ana san !, Vas night and proper. ihsl in
view 81 he seouTgs which IS desolaiing
our coanlIy. = greal people. slgnslly bless
"a. should humble themselves ~ prayer
and implore The Divine mercy.
What Is ProscriptiOn.-ii Is stated
n Ire Washington Republic thai there
are upwards Of fifiy thousand oihceTssln
The Uniled States. besides The various job
hers and contractors. who have been from
time ilnmemaTial members Of Tie Loeoio'
60 party. Man, Of The mess important
and lucrative Offices remain 10 ms day q
the hands Of L0rnloeos. There have beer
less ihan 5000 appointments. Of Wings ,,
Gen. Taylor. one half Of which have beef
made 10 supply yatanries occasioned ,,
deaths. designations. and expired commits
sions. The proportion ofI.ocofocos 10 otfic
IS Il least 1--WE 10 one. liwould seem iron
this that The complaint q an exclusion 9
I.ocoiocos from Office. Is. 10 The last degfes
absurd and unjust. The Wings are ha
Of The nalion. They are equal. At leas
10 The I.ocolocos in all the qualities whie
Ifilmen for dischsrging public duties. Sha
they not have. al least, hal The Offices
Pah. Pafrisi.