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Eor the Ennuirer.
THE NEXT SPEAKER.

THE NEXT SPEAKER
Messrs Editors: As the meeting OF Congress
% nson who will bo selected 10 preside over the iouse
" berius excite deep interest," 10 The
nubiic mind; and very properly For upon INC "suom OIL
ut SELECTION will depend in great measure ING eclency
of the legislative department OF our oi e ncX
yo vsnrs during which period many important questions
atscng our internal and foreign policy must necessarily
arise Too much care therefore, cannot be tuRen In Milling
that responsible and nj tls ns ocs
ed in the past political history of our country and luy in
formed upon ali great Issues of the present day. He
should be quick In his perceptions 10 his
and firm 10 maintaining the principles OF justice In addi
ton these he should be deeply lmoued win me ep oil
the late Baltimore PLATFORM yielding to lis principles cor
dial jealous and unwayering support Sucn man as mis-
placed tho Speakers chair would command the confidence
of the people, and could fail OF contributing greatly 10
the best interests of common country.
Several distinguished names have been mentioned 10 con-
necon with this Office, but without any dsparagement Of
others, IL may be truly said that none ot lhem combines
more fully in his own person the requisite qualifications OF
good speaker than the Hon. Thomas H. bayy OF virginia
His large experience in public e-his acknowledged no'
staesmanhis Incorporating support OF Tue pm.
cpes forth in the Baltimore PLATFORM even long before
they thus embodied and presented 10 ho "ofo CON-
bned with his promplness and decision OF character pre-
emnently fit him for that important station
Virginia is this time fairly entitled 10 the honor OF uf
nsng the Speaker. While she gave the nomination TO- and
consequently secured the election Of Democtauc ircs
dent-whe she sends 10 Congress DemocIauc Ihi ye'
her citizens wholly excluded from all the hgh places IN
The Government. The President with three oil Inc members
Of his Cabinet taken from The NOrth another member
with the Vice President from the North Vest Inc remain
ing three from the Wcs,, South est and South respective
ly but mol om Virginia. Ought she NOT hen 10 nave
the Speakershp and the especially when she presents
candidate OF national reputaoD and IN every respect eh
nenily qualified Tor The station
General Bayy's election that office would be gratifying
TO his State acceptable 10 the country at large ano none
knows him can doubt that his administration would be
satisfactory The House. and eminenty tend TO hG oacS
The Government 10 It's former purity. FlRGlNlUo.
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IIOi.LYWOoD NUNSERY.

NAMES GUEST, Florist amt Nnrsorynau, lew yar'd =,
u West Pub Square which the virginia Si
zrulrl Society holds It's Annual ENhibitioEs Richmond
% hand large supply OF Q re, nhous'
Il Plants, Roses Grape My tc., Magnuiis, Evergreen
Shade and Ornamental Trees. Asparagus Roots Cone aia
y,1 u Grape VncJ Orange Tor hedges Sra SLry W.
s,r fine yactIrs) Lancashire t:uuseccs 20 vsth
Esi AMI Raspberrcs, ihubarb Pie Plat OF asa
kinds Sc. &c
AUGUSTA ROSE For sal. few plants Of the Yellow
cite Augusta said he superior IN hanncss To Cloth "o
nI received direct The
CHOICE PLUM AND PEAR TREES
PcAEs-Beu Cabidmont, Tyr"n Canton, Stevens Gc'"t-
Ma,raIuc OnJniiga While DyenEe Louise borne DC Jsey
yrnne de- Dtoands Summer Solat Sahore!n BeHt's
IIar.et, Do. rburi's seeding Buerc Guubalt &c.
80 ne vi the ab.yc wars grated OF ounce ftts III"
tc, three wears old will probably bear the next seas "
Ptrus-Coes Gold Drop Long Scarlet. Princes lmprlIh
lI.ic Blrrkers Gage Mclaughlin smith" Orleans, 20,
nrl Columbia. Monroe, &C., &c. Most oi the abov" atr
air tniJ market AMI hue size Tor pas
SrEAwuHRnIEs.-- Boston Pine BunH New Pine Hader"
s,tnrrhr's pI.ar MrEYuy superior, black FIncc At"
mi tho n.w Crescent Seeding. ~aI! :" DC Perpetual b-aTer
Also. i lew IA .IerrIr. at 'tc la'ini, Wilder ani
rLllc,IeF, hn:. AMI s"ii ''"'"''' '+ """'''' "
largest ku, nU'r Gfo"h -, .r..,.o, NJ, .:.,
a.1.Drlrrs received Ivl 'i"'' '''' "'' "'''''
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THE MEETING OF CONGRESS.


We cordially endorse the following excellent sen,'' -
tina Dsoi, Free Press which s universally
aec,ing the views of the venerable Cass we * mi,
the Raleigh Standard that the views OF the r'e'
find an echo 10 the South well as In Inc CO.. a.
for Democracy is the same In oil Por''os' "a 'N'
tended country. The FREQ Press say. .. oe N,
I'VE look for model State paper 10 Gsn Pisse's posi-
Executive On all ma'.ss Oh His lite of steady adherence
~ ~. ,nIm,,ke of the democratic party mp nhe1
consistency national maa mn NV ss Chief Magsra,
nc .ook ,o1mine unsrngy what will be the character
Ia ,nr,e nocy He will very probably renGla'G pS ds6
ns soc,m anew doctrines and this 30 PLAINLY anu
SUI 49,, 10 one can either misunderstanding OF
hr Th,t he will put blush those VINO nave h fe
hs administration with afnllies ana M iii can,iyote
% the country by the boidness and
~ his and by the Amerlcanlsm Vi a' m m 90
" ,ho,on,bIy beeye Having been sufhcentV ione III VI
~ =. familiar with all questions OF domestic ana loiesI
nolicv we NAV expect such IN exposition " a c.
such suggestions and recommendation as ~" dCe cor
s ~ act understauJingly and the country 10 Juoee
sc,,y II tho ina ugural address wos worthy OF s ouo
hnnnr n the country the first annual message OF
onr nav Presdea will not reflect less cfeoi1 upon '
or be the less honorable 10 tho othcr. r ~. s,i,o
W. do NOT expect that the deliberations Oh Inc ensuing
session of Congress will be perfectly
o If ,so;sioon will calm and unufiied Tor seven OF
.ioht long months Of Congressional sitting na were 70
nn,o., moral mpossbiy- Outside OF political console
spna there are great diverse interests and Immense con
a;o,Ina nacnnary proecs will be brought forward wen
Calculated TO produce agitation both In and out OF
The has thirty millions Of spus a heh
NJ obber and adVenturefs eei
de.p Interest Washington will be beeaguered '9e avenues
Of he capital will be swarmed and the houses o.
i hs oyerrun by patriots who think That the revenue o
his should exceed its wants and mat ne
depletion of the surplus be had The saieI
8, ,i he for the country Legisa upon these and KIN
dd matters always fruitful of embarrassment and general
10 attended with corrupng and demorazng influences
lkey TO put TO the the Integrity and the patriotism oil
the present Congress . ,
The democratic majority in either house is 80 large that
even though spirit of faction may prevail 10 some extent
the Administrations will command thorough support OF me
of ls policy Beyond the confines OF Now ORR
no member OF Congress has declared hostility u The Fres
dent and have fear that such will DO the case Inc
sentiment OF the great body OF the people IN ohe oaes
aeniaiyea will be inclined 10 encounter it.
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4 OF NE I-Nl
TIE PORT ROYAL. FAIR.

| TIE PORT ROYAL FAlR.
Mcssrs Editors We had the pleasure Of attend
log The Agricultural and Mechanical Fair held al Port Roy
u on tho lUh und lth, and never spent two days more
grceibly The day preceding the first day Of The EXhb''
ion very nclcmeut and doubtless prevented many per-
IONS distance with stock and other articles for eNhl
Iioa from turning out We were very apprernsive hn'
hc rain would continue for several days; but imagine our
by when lust before set the dark clouds passed over
nd the ION and h bright and as fair as we could
ave wished.
Al an early hour the crowd began assemble, anil
nu.d To ill there upwards ~! %" thousand per-
ms in attendance. We pleased Ia many OF Tie
irsCy present. We bred greater display {" heau
Inc pretty girls made my poor bachelor heart parltac
e will guarantee that there are more really beautiful girls
| Westmoreland King George, Essex, Spnsyvanla hnd
Caroline than in any five counties oil any State IN ms
grinus Uni0n-and that they can Manufacture win ther
nv hands ingenious and scrvicrabc articles in the
Of embroidery crochet mats and quilts carpets baskets
cGntepGnes blankets, handscrches vests stockings and
dined socks floral ornaments, &c, &c. than any in Tie
wole world the married ladies' make the most de-
ous preserves, cakes, prkes butter ST. &c ever offered
l9nun. IL is also established fact that they make inc
Der Of wives
ie saw very large and superior collection Of agIicnltu-
ralmplemcnts from Charleston Baltimore, New York Nc:
81 beef mutton, hams &c. &c. that would nave adorned
IN table Of the most confirmed Epicurc splendid assert
ma, Of garden vegetables large and beautiful durK7'
ee hens, Chickens &c, &C.; very handsome harness.
bms saddles, carriage, buggy, &c. &c; mules cows, pulls
hoes, colts, sheep oxen, and tremendous hoEs ta'se
nnber Of very supcrior riding and draft horses &r &c
Jpn the whole il was highly creditaoe exhibition as
cod have been held in any county.
Jst beyond the enclosure there were some six tents con-
tairng Infant Drummer the Large Girl The Giant TIE
ga Mule the Two headed Cali nnI various other w"h-
der
lie most perfect order was observed during the Fair
rNew,nns address was cas.e and eloquent hlcn, wo.
melnd chin, all highly ara;itied anu tit The srouh
decIrng they would have annual exhibition All oi
villa highly delighted To hear since nothing tends
tn pomole agricultural and mechanical interests So much Us
Fair of this kind.
To valley OF the Rnppahannock, by nature The most
high, favored anG by man. The most neglected portion Of
The Mate is about be regcncrard We are determined 10
haveFaiIs Facor.s Plank and Rail Roads, Banks and
ever her convenince highly refined people should
posass. Rip Van Hinklc has nj last awoSc ~
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THE RESCUE OF COMMODORE CoE-ComMAw-
DowwSG TRouBLEIt appears, by the newspapers nj
Washington that Commander Downing, OF The u. s. sloop
Of Jamestown has eo into trouble for the part he took
in relation Commodore Coe The Washington Star says:
Information has received here from which is Judged
that Com. Mckcevcs orders that tito jamestown should
moved from der anchorage at Bucnos Ayrcs twhere
her presence necessary for The protection of then
ing American inerets) broken by The Commander OF
The Jameso u war; under The plea that It
necessary 10 cauk her. which had foundation proved
by his subsequent opealonsn her He moved her to Monte
ydea she lay eight DAYS before she took Coc board
Coo sold his squadron for s4s00O0 Of which he pockeed for
himself S208000 While on shore all were e1ecrating him
for his teachcry the Commander OF the jamestown TOOK
him board Of his ship for prolecoA but compelled
him off her again. BY the circumstances of other
officers Of the squadron and lilo directions of the United
Sates Minister there, Mr.. Scheuck. He however followed
up Ito protect herr the schooner Geo forced 10 employ
being refused passage on the regular steamer On
getting oil short distance, Tho Commander Of Tho James
town again took him board Of his ship, To The great
DIAL of the American flag in that quarter. Great excitement
exists in BRAZILIAN squadron and the squadOns
of other powers tho concerning this affair
which, remarked some time since Is DO The subject OF
ihquiry by naval martial Commander
Downing gniled States, where lie
pected
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Virginia papers publish poem written in 1851 by mr.,
Charles List the venerable editor of The Boston Post al
friphul culsneous disease" The poem is spirited ana
dare say the waters efcacious and Mr. List oon
"ghtuI and venerable no doubt! but our irienas OF .
Richmond Enquirer ought TO know iat no Is mol Inc
erable editor of the Boston POst."-l Boston P0st
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THE NEXT WING CANDIDATE FOR TIE pop.,
DENCY IN THE ETEf Ns"i

Inc Hon. Abbott Lawrence, says The Boston Pos, ao
day night bare headed when patriotic and di,,npuisbd
~hlg VINO wished TO go something better" Than SAT-
election, cried OUT Pui your hat on-we shall wan, @
for President whereupon The gentleman addressed boysd
very low smiled eaclousy and put himself in training for
Inc chIel OF me oni9n BY covering his Uranium
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ARTISTIC APPRECIATION.-On Thursday. young
woman from the country stood apparently absorbed win the
beauty OF Powers statues the exhibition Our friend was
an1iously awaiting her criticism. AT lenga II came;
should think they could afford sxpenny calico enough
10 cover them creaers."-(N. Y. Tribune,
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DIE5s

D,vn m the 2l inst JOHN r. SESON, son Of w H. ana M
henson the year his HIS iuGa'S m se S
from the esidence OF has father on u ,oh ,ha
streets this day CTueslay - o'rcs, T. NJ WHICH VIC ~
of the ate invited 10 aitGld,
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uahy then made should have since disappeared nstsau
Of being highly improved as it Is at the present o''
under the skill o. 9, New Englander2
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VIZ learn that the Presidents message WIN us suns ~ .s
If tho mos, mpor,un. Cities in advances 10 be
Given 10 The publishers of papers, so 500" 40 INC
o,nounces it's delivery 10 Congress-
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u. s. CONSUL. RETURNED HOME.-NloJor Bennett
who appointed by President Pierce u s. Consul 10 Ba
ha In Brazil II is said has returned 10 The United States
having found on investigation that Tho Consulate was no
much of prize was represented TO be- The entire
fees paid the Consul at Bahia only amount 10 S7UO-no
sufficient pay expenses. Major B., however, before re-
turning succeeded in obtaining from tho Brazilian govern.
meu treaty comforting upon American citizens full I'D
free right navigate tho Amazon within The teror. oil
Brazil AS Peru has already conferred the right the
navigation Of that magnificent river from its TO its
mouth, is open the enterprise four countymen
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f The Telegraph OF order last evening" coast
ouently we have no dispatches this morning.
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NEW JERSEY

OFFICIAL Vo7E roR GovRssos The wboo ,,,,,,u 81
voice cast, 1882. Majority for Rodman H. Price 7s2
Democratic majority 10 the Senate 6; 10 tho ASSEMBLE i.
On Joint ballot, %. sosssnds the record for 1858 "
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U. .. OENATUK
MuLeDGEvILLE Nov. 1.-THE Hon Charles McDo,
aid OF Cobb nominated for the United States Senate
by the Democratic caucue ao night seventh ballot
lew OF the Cobb men left the caucus In a 1ago
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.

We reques:st that br N acfaranc Of The
proprc,ors OF the Messenger will wait tho citizens oil
Richmond Charlottesville and Norfolk daring this and the
next month"; Ger The purpose Of procuring 10 the
subscription list Of thai interesting and valuable work We
bespeak for the Messenger what jrs,y deserves large
addition OF in the city and Stale. We informed
that years ago the Messenger had eight hundred subscr
oers in Richmond where now il has but lille three
hundred. This ought not TO be- the Messenger s ably
conducted now, us it ever was and besides The price has
been reduced to three d,Ylrs.
by arrangement with g. Mortimer, ESD the proprie.
TOR oil tho Southern Quarterly Review the Southern Lite.
Messenger and the Southera Quarterly Review will be
furnished 10 paid in dGrancs for Sr dol
lars. The regular subscription the Southern Quarterly
Revow ia five dollars, and he Southern Literary Mcsscn
ger, three dollars, when oraeIed separately.
We copy the following aoii the Bedford Na) Sen.
linel:
1t always gives pleasure TO recommend liberal pub
lie patronage, the Southern Literary Messenger Iris the
only organ o.. Southern literature and is conducted
with tass TACT and ability worthy Of the highest admlra
lon and which renders deserving Of the support of every
man animated by genuine Southern feelngs Virenians
especially, should take tho Veest pride in sustaining and
omit eurls procure for wide and general ccua-
ton. 10 due alike its enerprsine publishers s talented
editor and 10 the best and highest interests of Virginia snd
The November No. of the Messenger is before uz equal
Ing not snrpaesug in merit any oi Its predecessors
volume with the January number and al
ords fine opportunity for those not yet subscribers be-
Tho price of the Messenger Is only 50 year.
| able In advance.
CAPT. GlBSoN'S CASE-The Washington cores.
ponden, Of the New York Herald has the following state
ment In relation 10 this case:
Dispatches have received the State Department
this morning. understand from the Hague relative 10 the
Of Captain Gibson They contain the result OF u
sryew between Mr. Belmont and the Minister of Foreign
Affairs at the Hague. The Dutch Minister will subject the
action of the Executive Batavia tho scrutiny
TO. having annuled the action of The of Justice Mr
Belmont in private letter TO the Assistant Secretary Of
State says "Capain Gibson has evan exaggerated pic
of the gross System OF espionage and official desposm
prucced In the Dutch Of the East From those
possessions they derive of five millions. which Is
Tho main support of otherwise bankrupt government
Numbers of Dutchmsn met with at the Hague who
have been banished from Java account of free
preston OF opnsoa ealas 10 tina Netherlands lnda gov
cInmsnih
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$3.50 isEV a nd
u'np TiI 1. RI IA " A

ssAS AWAY from the subscrIbcrS Iam ~ Shenandoah cou
as ". ON Of the 2ih mss, Nero Man, called u
Wells ;,, ;.,,. hi,, ii.
f. sli negro feet seven or eight inches eh' Wa
irk ar little grey the top his head leasi"S
~ IA answer When spoken TO- and supposed TO DC ~ yaf'
INA, clothes thu. usually were ldue 81 "'h A'
and which Ic with HIM, 400, hca'!, 'iSA!''
ui ne" boOls 49,, .x.;, mil ,
sO0 y taken within and without The county ol she"
doal. $50 u taken without the state . -,
| go. Nov %
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Sn,rIII notice.

10y yuu. of u the CIRCUIT Court at 'Ie County
the case al Da DawSn'
mr.. las CuiunIs appointed s c siI decree "t
c, On MONDAY the ~? of January Ie1i u iiIr not the
ian, ,Iay icrcaiter sell puiiIc icihn on The prenIr
tract of land rrl DIwson resided ~ me Time o Ms d
STUNT county Alb-ni,Ic Containing WIN
luab. G. rlst and Mut !heiron known hs nII
tr,., nj Land The Plank Io" or iies rom
viii. in delightful ncshbohooG II has On so'u a"e
p.hrf gu buildings, with young "chdit u" '"''ee ~,
T,e Land is IN high OF improvement me e"""" a
,k,u IN timothy ani c"yer. and crop y. wheat seeded INC
we'll wa,errd ia; be-t rsrIncs ~ the cnu"
uudcr good cuce nj iicd oil lntn SINAI! IGtf ihr
VIII Ike pleasure riowinr the Land To any che VINO NJ
be sold a credit Ui one Two ani th'e'
wi, n bond good security TIth Icta'ic uH VIC
ment nadcwIlh nirrcsi from ddle except e'
b. required ,clray the expense OF da!G ,,,eo>,
Nov. al-CHlig puma IL ! p.fN.<C.., -
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Editorial Correspondence of the Georgian.

MLLEDdEvlLLE, NOV II, 1898.
On my arrival this morning. found the topic Of CONVEX
saton among all casscs the action Of the Democratic eau
Gus last night. The nomination Of Gov. Mcdonald by
two thirds VOTE will his election under circumstances
leaving the slightest ground for complaint the OF
The friends of either Of his competitors Gov Cobb
be openly 10 favor OF ratification by the Leeis
iature Of the action OF the Judge verson knoe
10 occupy the position The following the votes
oir In cuuc
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NEW SENATOR FROM GEORGIA.

will be seen from the following, that The Democratic
caucus The Georgia Legislature have by an overwhem
Ing majority, nominated Ex.Gov Charles j. Mcdonald as
the Democratic candidate for the u s. Senate 10 succeed
Mr. Dawson. We entertain doubt that he elected
on Friday asr We rejoice the Democracy Of Geor
gs animated by such harmony and devotion 10 the great
principles and policy of the Democratic partyhe only par
~ that can save Union and the rights Of the States and
which will long survive the shallow efforts mnge hetero-
geneous elements and TO organize party. The cleo
ton Of Gov Mcdonald, as the choice Of the Democratic
party will be hailed with pleasure by Democrats every
where. He 10 OF fine talents excellent sense,
sound judgment, heart and genial courtesy and kind
ness-and the only complaint made against him,
that of much devotion 10 the interests of his native
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NEW NFSIN.
I'D II. TAYLOR has ju-! rrc"Nci-
D. . The kaiy,lrI Polka, AID
The priuiI Donna Waltz.
Both pa yri Julien, great Concerts with the most uabo""
al ILin". MUSIC Nioir Ioo NUN Hioe
Nuy
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HAVE sale several very valuable ar'n", situated VIM
KIchinni f-lsons "Irhhe !" y
ci,, I,r ~ ca!I VAL take Crat pleaf
n, sIuuiu. M, them. WM. g.. ALLEN.
Intelligence and Agency Ofhcsl
Sov III. Street, ~ the Floyd l"u>s
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ls,te y sitH.y -taft4sfE }es .z{I.s.f-.I .E
MESSAGE DJ pRES;IlENT.

a. T. ..Washil strin, 6 diccmbrc.
lie Pa esi,Icnt . commence sol, ffaes-
sage en- disant, que l'iatt' ct @.vcc hqnc'
IL pcuplc dce E.ts- EIni. atttih! Il re"f
zion dn -Congrc., Ct ie Message q.s''T c.i
au .'csoir d'nn President ilon'eilcmeh'
Ella DC prosecutor q ecttc occas'en' cc est IA
lnt ilienrc prcuvc que &C pcuplc pcut 81
q ,nterncr lIii-meinc. r. 2''
Pour. que l'espnir dcst .fonf,''irnfs Dc
uo.rc glorisasc ktpstbliqae p"issel7 aitc
rrs.lIc.nr,t rtnIi.,,, il est indispensable {
.,lc l'Unian p,iiste coinptcr ' s,,f "a IL JUS
stiec ct rinlelligancc dcs laasssffss. j.
lie pays a. tout 'irn, tontc raison 'I."-
slrc,scr 4 l'Etrc Supreme Tcsrresslto u u
dc an RECONNAISSANCE fnf.r ons les ". btcngg ~
i.,its don't il "a, dams. dams 81 JnsIillccc r'
dams sa saycssc. bien soulu comblcr aotre
nation.' d'4std 5Eg issA7 tt' es '.1tsa
Rcconn,,issant comnc i y LAT IL. 81
yessc "a ropportunitd dc ia tolerance
;.Lsolus en- maliere de- .religion, ies pre-
sidrAt pcnsc qu'o!l nc doit avoir i iol = en E!
sucnnc apparenec dc prosre.s:, ls!'l1l 81 r . ,
pour base l'intsgrite rationale, fePosa'''
sur III ytrile dune rtselation divine. -
~ No, relations dip'onahaics avec res
piissaaccs t,lrangeres n ont pas. pa s.fl elaHass q
demais !'auasc derniefc. l.es aaess.o''s
neutrality-suspicious. ct qal poafraicnt
,cntr;faer i dcst difficulties, lie president
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&C traiet. quill rogardait CONNIE celui
qni deyait dthnitiy .7a1cnt lc copdHifc a'i
tat au grand voyage, e estalt DC vo.r
G-.p phns It dc nc pas soir Rosa. Gaelic
sati. .f;.cIion, en- fTlt, tlcral. bfllltr sur ie
,isaee de ii tiile ..,4... t.....r.zI
E ssConmc Giyphlls allait aPp1l',nddIIffl dI s ! &C
sapphce, 7ycrgsanee attross g ne M'e. .,
eaSineinment l,stc, que Cornelius await
II, Yonselenrc d'asoil' accosnpli CONNIE comm
iii doyoir. 81 s4.a.z. s3sa5 i3l.,
NIais Rasa, II pauyrc file, 81 ne "a
yoyait pms, sill ;,llait ,noarir sans #i'H
a, Dir donne lc1dernicr baiser on loat au
moins le- ,icrniar Ilieli.. 6iiN53
sia anan nourir cnlin, sans asois ,l'- a''-
cune no,.vclle de Ia grande t'iiipe noiffe or
! ct Sc. rsveiller Ia llant, sans savoIr DC
squel cote ii faIlait tonrner les ycux pour
hi rctrouyer. ~ ..s
In serits, pour ne PAS fondfc p'','r' en iar- tar
mes mes dams IN parcil moment, lc pf'uii'fe uif
tuIipier await plus dsGs triplea autour d''
Ecnnr. ou Horace men attribute al nasl-
gatcur q,i ic premier vista les niafnes a. ne
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