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Vim. Franklin & Co., NeW,Haven, CT
= Cartons

bright All-wool Cashmere Shawls, just
ID received at the New Cheap Cash Store,
formerly occupied by Coe & Co., Main street
CLOUGH, SCRIBNER & co.
Westerly, April IL, 1854. 159tf
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Mount Eagle TriDOIi.

TUST received, large invoice Of this
most invaluable article for cleansing and
furnishing metal and glass ware. Warrant
ed to give better satisfaction than any
other article in use. Certificates Of its
goodness may be seen at our Store.
j. Up. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Dec. 7, 1858. 14ltf
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EissOlsltiOIa.

dissolution.
THE COpartnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of j. II. Lewis
& Co. is this day dissolved by the demise OF
Mr.. Lemuel Vose.
Joseph II. Lewis is authorised to settle
the business of the late firm
JOSEPH II. LEWIS.
EDWARD W. BABCOCK.
Westerly, Apr. 1854. Administr.
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TUST received to day an Assortment of
u Shows Jelly Drops, truly delicious
article favored with Pineapple, Vanilla,
Strawberry, Orange, &c. Also Cardamon
and Sweet Flag Drops, superior Package
confectionery &C., For sale by
15Stf d. W. HAMMOND.
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Furniture.

n WHITE ROCK STORE, which will be
sold very cheap.
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WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy of letter from Mr.. Durant, New Orleans,
Nov. ., 1855
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Dear Sir-It is with heartfelt gratitude have to
inform you that by the of your Ointment and
Pills the life Of my wife has been saved For seven
years she has had a bad breast, with ten running
wounds. (not of cancerous nature) twas told that
nothing would save her she was then induced TO
use your Ointment and Pills, when in the short space
of three months they effected perfect cure to the
astonishment of all who knew us We obtained your
Medicines of Messrs. Wright & Co.. of Charres-St.
New Orleans. send this from Hotel des Princes
Paris although, had written IL at New Orleans, be-
fore finally left at that time not knowing your ad-
dress in New York. fSignedl Il. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conjointly with theOintmen
in most of the followin -
Bad Legs Corns (soft) Pheumatsm
Bad Breasts Cancers Scalds
Burns Contracted and Sore Nipples
Bunions Stiff Joints Sore -throats
Bites of Moschc- Flephantiasis Skin-diseases
toes and Sand Fistulas scurvy
Flies Gout Sore-hcads
Coco-bay Glandular Swell Tumors
Chiego-foot ings Ulcers
Chilblains Lumbago Wounds
Chappcd hands Piles Yaws
"a Sold at the Establishment of Prof. H0LL0-
WAY. 3S Corner of Ann and Nassau sts.. N. Y also
by all respectable Druggists andDealers in Medicines
throughout the United States in Pots at 81 IL cts
81 cts. and 81 so each To be had wholesale of the
principal Drug Houses in the Union.
REDDING, & co. Boston, General Agents
j. BALCH SON, Providence. Agents for r.. T.
BS5- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
very disorder are affixed to each pot. 120eow1y
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II. G. .Marcham has remored from Granite
Hall Clothing Store TO 90 West
minister Street.
A Fact for the People.
The cheapestClothing Store in the City is at
II. C. MARCHANT'S,
90 Westminster st Proridence, r. l.,
THE CHEAPEST
G. Il q II HING 70 II E
IN THE CITY ON THE STRICT
One Price system, mo deviation.
THE subscriber having leased the store
l. No. 90 Westminster Street, opposite the
Museum, and having fitted it in neat and
tasty manner, and put into it an entire new
stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Caps, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &C., Of the
first class, calls on the public to visit his
store md look at his goods, which are equal
r" lnf"." Hnd work 80 nny in this city, and
.g"ah, cheap.
... ..., ... ' 'ar expenses being only
To-. ... .., .u.r. -H,t lhcy we've at my
....r .u.s..u. su.H ..a. can sell goods
.r0asnn, ,-.a those r.J nave to pay high
..a... ... -u.~iH, tuIs fact, have adopt ed
.a- .aa price system, and marked all my
goods in plain figures, so that every GUS
toner can see for himself, and all will buy
at the same prices, as there will be no
second price to man, woman or child.
have long wished to establish strict one
price system, but while my expense was
heavy l could not we'll do it, now, however,
my expense being small, can adopt it, be-
cause know l can sell lower than my COM
petitors, and if customers will buy where
they can buy cheapest invite them to call
at my store once at least and examine, and
if they do not find every statement correct,
will not ask them to come again.
Try it, gentlemen. am bound to sell
goods low, and introduce you to rs nice a
selec ction of Furnishing Goods as you wish
to see. II. e. MARCHANT,
No. 90 Westminster St., Providence.
II. C. Marchant is Agent of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and would
invite all who wish to make provision for
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr. W j. Langler of Hunts
vile, Yadkin Co., n c., dated Nov !, 1868
azr READ HIS OWN WORDS. 90
To Professor HOLLOWAY.

To Professor HoLLowAY.
Sir,-It is not my wish to become notorious. nei-
ther is thrs letter written for the sake of writ
ing but to say that your Ointment cured me OF one
of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh Is
heir to, and which was considered by all who knew
me- TO be entirely beyond the reach Of medicine.
For nine years | was afflicted with of the most
painful and troublesome sore legs that ever fell 10 the
lot Of man and after trying every medicine l had
ever heard Of resigned in despair all hope of ever
being cur, but friend brought me n couple of
large pots of your Ointment which caused the
my legs to heal, and entirely reganed my health
to my agreeable surprise and delight and to the
tonishment of my friends [Signed.l
W 4 LANGLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
A PICTURE or THE sTaUNroN CON-
VEN ZION.

II may be supposed (saysihe Lynchburg Virgin
ian } that 81 least democratic papers have nor K
aggeIaed the scenes Of disarder, confusion ard
wrsngiog that occurred in this body, and the bois
ferrous and violent waves that broke across lids
uacltpg, couvulsing and rendering il anything but
harmonious And taking their own account OF
il the convention was perfect bedlam, where
confusion was worse confounded disorder reigned
supreme, and ialo which harmony never. for once
entered.
By the way, this want Of harmony is about a
visible ia lhe ranks otis- faithful now it was in
the convention which /, ominous Of most awful
defeat awaiting The rsacgae ticket on the ele ton
day The following picture" is from the Valley
DsmocTaI:.
THE proceedings reminded us very much ofthe
doings ef Tamnsn l1dil, or some towdy assem-
blies. The convention was Confusion worse con-
founded, and
Gan that the devil would do, il run stark mad.
Was here let loose"
In vain the President raped and called TO order,
bat no power could check The bubhling huzzaing
and'racket. Every man felt enthusiastic and was
fall Of vaorous yspourings, bombastic excama-
tious and laundering execraiops. Every now and
thsn gaseous ora,or would explode, which re-
minded Is Of The discharge Of pop gun; and the
scene that followed could be likened very much to
dog fight, or The waoling often thousand ION cats
in ganet twas truly raging of the elements
ard d,seord and disseHsion reigsed tiumphant.-
We hops never 10 witness again such seeues In a
democrats convention. Speakers gave ven, TO the
moss bitter and acrimonious feeling andtthe Coa-
veniion shouting AID hnzziiug like pack ofhun-
CRY wolves in pn,suit 81 their prey
"The storm how'd madl DER the sea,
And clouds their laundering anthems san.
And bsllows, rolling eartully,
ia concert with the whirlw lad rang
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Marriea.

n, Il. t4sA instant, by Rev. Rob't Lipsccmos Ms,
JOHN RlCiiCREEk, formerly o. t.ss - i.---s
Ms VIRGINIA FRANCES, daughter q ~. 1850
NcDaniel-aii Of this place. -.
o. Tuesday morning last BY the sane, ~, n
AAAET. d 4ehersoa, Nd, snd Mss 80 ,.,r
CRi6GS, dspshter q W IN GrEEs, So 2 -,
On Teesdxs rxeninx last, BY The sane nr,
YER PaTHOMAS and Miss HELM =. =. $3.50
daughter q Mr. Hiram Rcilsy--ai q tbs eoa-v
Or Tae,dar eveuihe BY the same Mr. a: y. L.-ss
MAN and SARAH :. NiCH0lS-sll q - 1900.
A. f,r,rr. Hotel on Sunday morning last sy
w ii Dusten Mr. FRANKLIN HoFf ~ As ,s IN -
Miss MARY EAGLES daughter q Apf'nan. A-es
ali q tlis eounty.
O. Ike ltsh instant. near KabletoSn, bS ~
NteFstsrr.h- NJ. ENRY T. FRANKS, o. fFeaerscA'
IA Sis EIIzABERH STEWART, Of Jefferson 50
Al Nom, Prospect Essex ecanty, sg.h,s 10 81 srT
nh ;hsa,t hy Rev T. Denham. MIR. e Y -.
r. i.s Sssines saa Miss q LA BElLks dAnen'ss
81 thelIaie Wltam Ewbank, Of Essex.
On The s0sh ni,imo. BY Rev + 4. MeLs.n. "a
fsFORfE RISSLER. Of jefferson eaenty. =, r, -
Mas fRANCENA DCDkEAks aAusaaes = -
rear III Frederick coaaty. Md
On The Bridge Al Harpers Ferry on me @
by Rev Philip Rescorl. Mr.. AlLsAlAM y .-
aad MARTHA SlILMAN-aii o. faaquief eoaav s,,r,
On he 5h Instant BY ReSselr. Fink Mr. ~.
4 r. HERRING. OF Washiagton county, Ma.s -n~ 49,
i sUSANNA MYERS. Of Berkeley county.
On he sOh aitsmo BY Rev Mr. Nichols = - ~
/ /. PIIZER and Aliss LUCY Ann hEh-Sf-eAh-n
ali Of Berkeley county
In (ilearspring Md nn the 7th instant ~ the same
MIR JOHN IMMERSION. Of Berkeley eeanty, sn'
Miss MARC ARET FRENCH. Of The former place,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
REFRIGERATION Il BEING.

An Indignation meeting relative to the aceuit-
tsl Of Dr. Thompson was hel4 in Lewisbutg last
week, at which the following, among other resolu-
lions, were adopted
Resolved, That we believe The Jury either per-
laed or Incompetent!
Resolved, That the muir erer and The Jury are
alike 10 be Stunned BY ali Justice oyihg men every
where
Resolved That Il IS time when the laws fail as
in this case 10 protect the saeredness Of persons
aud The sanciity of virtue, thai We should appeal
to the last resort OF Human Justice-Lynch
law.
Resolved Tina, i, will be The stern duty Of any
community, into whiEh Dr. Thompson should
come, TO Immediately Lyucn rim
Resolve That if he comesthere, We, The Peo-
pie Of Lewisburg will Lynch him.
Resolved That MIR! Wheeler be REQUESTED to
prepare and publish description OF The person Of
DR.. Thompson
Resolved, Finally, thar these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary ana pub
lished in the newspapers of the State of Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
STARTLING iSIFFECTI0N-MAR
TtiL LAW DEFIED.

Another "Democtai" Appeals in card in the
Rich,noud. Dispatch, and ia reply to The inquiry.
How DOS The D legation 10 Congress stand 10
relation 70 the nominees Of the Staun,on Couven.
lion n makes the following startling levelaiion:
Il II is said that the.loliowihg are decidedly or
posed 10 the nomination and some Of them 1iA not
rot for ne fieksi, sani 90 newspaper reports viii
make therqtsrs o Virginia believe to the contrary
he only thing that will saisf the voters of Vir-
ginia that lhese members OF Congress will suppoi
the ticke, cordially is letter from Them TO thai el-
tect: Hon Thos II Bariy, OF Aecomac county ;
Hon. John Leicher,-ot r ckbfidge county; Hon
Psuius Powell, OF Amhatst county: H. William
Smith, OF FauqnieL couniy; Hon. Fayeite McMul-
len. Of Scoii county"
II these revelations be true there is sqnallV
time ahead in the Democratic camp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
nied

n sherhers.,exn. on the 18th instant. WILLIAM
q son 81 Rev john SO aud Sarah L. Deal. aged
wears and , moaths.
..Iei sickness blast. let death devoW.
Ii Heaven must rrcompense cur pans
Pesish ih. grass, and fade the Hover,
Ii firm the word Of G od remains
SChqPPERT, aged Apgu, Go s..ss@,- Miss POLLY
Al the residence Of her brother, james Nj Hibberd.
in Berkeley caaaty. on the lOth instant. LYDIA NJ.
DARE, aged 80 years. II menths aud IL days
On 5,h OF December, Mr.. GEORGE SHINDLER.
(or tie last 81 years co1nty,) aged 81
years "a moaths and days.
Thedsceased s.soidter in the revolutionary war,
when only 10 years Of age. He engraied from Vir-
gnia ID this county Ia 1890 He was confined his bed
nineteen days. during winch time he bore his suferngs
with chrsum iortitude, andsdicd with full hope OF
resting heaFen. Ga being asked, il he prepared
TO meet his Gbd he replied, that he that he ell
Though the Almighty had pardoned hIs SINS. and
would take him home l. heaven o. being asked, Just
before be died. Il be yet willing meet his God
he said he was asd that he wanted 10 meet ali his
friends and connections heaven. where they would
meet ID part more forever SAe6ypills hy) Nelrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
NATIVE AND NArU4ALILED.

The Democratic party Of Virginia is composed
Of two disgIBst CLASSES that may lie appropriately
denominaiei the Eatirs and the HafNrel,zed The
natives are those who, Xix Shelton F.. Lsske, can
show "a clean record" from iheiE youth up whe
haze nsxer fanaht nnder anY oshsr banner but he
Wise, have once in their lives fpeinied thefr moi
sOned arrows al those with wh6m they now acf.
who,-like Elisha w Mccomss, have. 10 time past
fought biayey for such sturdy dnDoDenis otLDe.
ocfscy as Harry Of the West" Who like Willis
P. Bocdck have made themselves hOarse N wears
gone BY, singing peaBs to the Hero OF Tfppica.
noe This latter cla.s-these Hatgra iized Demo-
Gratis are greedy fellows and are fast ealing up an
The .loayes ard fishes" Two thirds Of the men,
6ers Of Congress from Virginia (according to MIR.
X. kidder Meade, who is one ofoi them are Of
the naturaiized stripe, and now we fad three OF
them attempting 10 ride over the natives into the
most prominent Offices in the STATE Il does look a
little ugly-thas fact g4nntoa Sp.ct4toy.
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The Freder icll
FEMA.LE SEMINARY!

rs Heated in Frederick City, Md, as healthy
} and pleasant a town as any n1he Southern
Slaiee. M
The building is one of great archiiccinral beau
iy spacious aud commodius, ereetee about Ten
years ago expressly for a female CoSege. and adj
mrahlY adapted Ia the uses of such a. Institution.
Il is furnished the best style thragE houi at an
expense Of more than So 900
This insiiiutiua mas an able and ekcient Board
Of Professors aud Teachers, good Library, excel
lent Musical Instruments, an sexiensf4e Chemical
aud Philosophical Apparatus, and il II confidently
believed thar ii offers as many, facHkies Tor i'm
parting i thorough, extensive and rehftd education
as any SEMINARY in The land ~ Z
The s hool Nit sEcT4RIAN, on ihe contrary
the Young ados are slictlS required Il attend such
Charch rs parents designate, accomplished always
BY feather
Scholars will be received at nytint3 during the
year, ami will be charged proporienaAly from the
date Of heir entrance lo Close OF The 4oasc year
in July.
On tRf~l>t IF January next, after thu Christmas
Rolidays will be very appropriate ii Ne Tor schol-
airs Ia enter The school ard the hiengAoi Female
Educatidn are respectfully invited fall and er.
anime lhf superior accomm, dations for comfort
and sludI III this Summary. Il
~ Fpr Board and Tuition, including furnish
cd RaemF, Lights, Fuel, Washing ea;; $500 per
scholastic year, payable hall yearly iishdysnce.
For GiFcular, and other paftieulars tddress
H- WINCHESTER,
Decem FER 81. 1851. sesdent
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THE THOMPSON cAsE.

me oreenei lsr iva Ers l,a- ,,.s s>llsws.-. -
iaing to Or. Thompson, lately tried for the nur.
der Of Miss Phar.:
He attempted 10 mike speech when be was ac.
quilted. He thanked the jury fof their verliet. as
serted his Innocence said that Miss Phau descend.
ed 10 her grave virgin, and was going on 10 live
reasons, when Judge Hudson refused TO hear hir
he then offered his hand TO the Commonwealthis
Attorney, when that gentleman termed his back on
him. He then vent to tavern aud asked the
crowd 10 drink al his expense but only his brother
and one OF ihelurymen accepted the invitation.
The people Of Greenbrier county have held an
indignation meeting apdPasssd series Of reSols-
lions, with this description Of Thompson aprnd-
ed
Description. Dr. Thompson is abodi $40, high
and slim; Of saHow brunette camplexioh, black
hair and eyes; wears AZ enesgeInent ring and is
OF bold staggering mien, aadSnordi1aiely boast
ful Of his medical skill.
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THE Old SOLDIERS.

Propositions hare been already introduced into
both Houses Of Congress to give further bounty 10
the soldiers Of he war .of1sl2. Mr.. BaoApnEAD
10 The Senate seems disposed to push his bill TO
speedy result. II would be very gratifying 10 The
veterans 10 CONVEX, their Convention Of the slh of
January into jubilee, instead Of an assemblage TO
petition for tardy jastiee.
We hope the members from Virginia will not be
found backward la This matter Of gratitude. The
Legislature OF The State al It's lastsesson passed
unanimous request 10 them on this subject, and
the people at large favor the measure with great
unanimity.
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We were psinsi Jessss,tay 10 receive inisllisenee
Of he ees;h q John R. Cote, Esq. Distinguish
eaIswyer ofthiss civ and gentleman well known
fro1ghouI the State ever since The coustituticnsl
conveniioa o. 1920, IN which BODY he vas
pronineat actor and speaker, snics, The RAJ
dolphs, Madisoas, Monroes. L-ighs. syl0rs.
JohBs0us. Dotdridges. Broa6naxes, Drsngoo,es,
ard nsnJ osher or ne srssiermrn r Virginia =
Al that line be resided in winr.es,er, and repre-
sensiEg Z western eonsdDsrcy, was he leading
allocate ard defender or western views and later
'ersss, which be 81 with az ability commanding
the sanirsiiea Of ffiea6s and opponents As a
lavTeE ar advocate, be has stood al she summit
ci BIZ profession Tor the last thirty years, eoDhning
ais practice chiefly 70 he Court Of Appeals and 70
he.oiher high co1rls Of he SAFE. He has long
been IN feeble health, bot 10 the moment Of his
death continued. With that iBdustry for which be
was rensTkabe. discharge Sis duties in the line
Of bis profession. He vas great and gO0d man
and although be was permitted TO live TO ripe old
/ age, he has descended 70 the grave amidst are
sure, the Sincere regrets Of al his numerous &C
/ Quaintances - Rich aoad EagEirey Frid1g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
NEW1TnEME FoR CoNGREss.

Oa-1ouday last there were Two regular speeches
10 the House Of Representatives on the snbject OF
Know Nolhingism. Mr.. BARRr Of Mississippi
denounced the association as lule better than
conspiracy to.deprive naturalizsd citizens OF the
rights guaranteed 10 them by the Constitution,
Mr.. Banks Of Massaehusel.s replied, and insist
ed that there was no force in the objection 10 the
erecy OF the proceedings the main principles Of the
association be ing known.
The subject will doubtless form standing dish
for declaimers. Something novel was needed TO
eDliven the monolony produced BY the old
themes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-21
TnE CnlLLRNGE ACCEPTED.

The R;rAnsaa Eaqsref 4 aioasay quo.es err srtise
q last week. h rsiatioa whis candidate for Gov;
ersor, md says il . aeerris he ehalehse We ise"
hisky koaored n bsiss eheeruy invited q thf CO.
vt Hat ne skourhi We we're emily sseePiiss q the
- j de hrs : Tar = Cur ksbie voise uuad 20,
Il. .sb.lshxsis q The sssntins sdvsrssry. IL he'd
be.n s.seanerd rrneatly sner DE sCaiastioa Of Mr.
WIS., a he Deuoryst;e CO sandidase fsr Gorefnor
Dat he w rc.y 10 The State and meet hs ~
poss5f Is ne diseos.en Of Deaoclatie PEiHepr and
sherctre Ne spefey wished 20 motetste b, rampant
reii d lis supporters " n0yiug thrI that in good
tlse NJ. w. wouId Esd " iseman Worihy Of his
sfteLs
FeelirE presi i1ierrst f err rood old party The Ia
qassr n H. exsberasee q is generosity. rsolesd
hat sone q the Wig presses q the State do act de-
sre % BE valiowsd y BY he underground movements
ia know Nothingnm have the pluck pat On their
'od armor." &c. Nov an ijbersl mind might suggest
Inst The Enquirer il mach more eoneeTBed about the
pro-Pect o. he Democracy being swallowed up thaa
any thing else. itTapis sfair Geld and open fOe.'.
aesLb gallant. and quite IN the ehivalrie vain. IL
co., y "A ..:xoie il the dark = How
eredy get Up eireaBdidaie and ssasssls', The snws
y. INTO fhei ranks Now. who does not appreciate
this happy 1ture d seorn and generosity Bu, has thu
Eaqursf beea insieatye 70 passing events TO fee
authorized 70 ssseu that IN any State where hnoN
Nothiae candidate was soted for, his nsne was moi
known 20 the Whole natoa. witDsss the contests ia
: Resasy iranis, vrsw York, and Massacbnsetts@
Bal tie most ehigaIric portion Of the article re-
ferred u Is ihat in which the Enquirer trusts that
n smay have affair and open fight xsth the Wings.
The Wing parry has been in a minority in Virgin
q, and therefore the Enquirer is anxious for "a
lair fight with a feeble foe No wonder ii wants
the Krow Nothings to hold Of. And IN or the
impression thai the Democracy Of Virginia is "al-
wars inyincible. ri, throws down the glove with
NEST valorous defiance, aud desires Us TO "hurry
mp our aWhig organization"
Don't be 50 impatient, gentle Enquirer. There
Is time enough to prepare for the combat twill
require the whole ofMr. Wise's time through Jan
nary and February to explain his Trades sgainsi
jackson and his scathing review Of the Democracy
q, Louisa Couft House ia 1899.
Weare perfectly willing to give him '9air
helas. for three months to come. well satisfied that
no Wing can utter half as many hard things Of The
Democracy as the present Democratic candidate
for Governor" has uttered. A Wing @sPponeEt
need only answer Mr.. Wise with one(oi his own
speeches.