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cured By the Of Isu.h,on Clarke a Co.. 0KyUJyE
MSlIoASAL COD LIVER oIL-I, secret preparatory or
but the OIL the Liver pre-.
lie. In their '" Its valuable proper
mo.i eminent Phy,lcian,.
and celebrity Of OIL
'ns .. 5 Rss'; TIA, he
S sy The ~
~ Asue and Power Of hl,, year. cs,sa ~
.s at
%s Ss I'D q, chm ss
qun,ne most Of the tonic, ,ssa .ma
na eSss s ne S S In
he had used one he vas peeety cared ana
Mr. Lnnpsss eG, o nj s sn. n ,,ae &c
n' sor % h great 0n Alternative and sss Psrlnr
pRot1.xdHTio1-- pI1sE.e..
hear me 70. and BE you may hear discard
Who Irns ana a, ,ss. that a act
Grey Who tina, Old would sye Sas .asdds at
him
Not one Ct these many mIisn @h % h people
Lyon. Kasron Preserving Re,,ores ana %
trial vi, soavPss the UNIFORM for IS
GREY and P1RcEL GIpp co..
cs. o. o' ns ol;nfr, ,qe,saa,y
Southampton District Of s.
.% 8ats. nrs1 Port
compelled walk, Of a AMI In Jan
gazd and afterwards poisoned foot ubieh bee ~
that he under ,no,.
without obtaining relief lie Induced Ia y m. io
Ways Ointment and Pill, which In three
hts foot and he enabled WORK vtbo
nience. 'e'
Fer leby PURCELL, LADD 4 CO. t,I-ex
W, ~. H. m.-sEhsOus iRRIrABlLITY, MELANCHOLY,
AePesons afflicted with the above ailments speedy
lei BY the OF the r. Remedies
kadway Renoyatny Resolvent DAY Also bath
the spine with X H. Relief Take Raduays
Every night for Melancholy take
IN some vAter three or four times during
ns uay hefua'e ue ooweb with Hadusys Regulators For
take the Regulators regular for MONTH
h'shs.
Every 1mlv should keep supply Of the their
Paius eI'ner ih.ernahy or externally use Rad
ricketts, CONSERVATION H.sJny a. a.. SyPn, sat hhsnn
Renoyating Resoen. ror Cns,,ysnss. use hSd
Dys p,p,Ia R.jUny,. re
~y s.s. Ieo-EH
w Defiance S.iamandrr safe.tsn y-r's PatrntRop.,,
NJ. rn,,.t
above celebrated saesand Collins
and Crossbarsthe best Safes Locks
the eom%is,ee oh been
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once City Gas Works,
Richmond, Va, Feb. u, iSSl.

RUNAWAY NEGRO sAKhS Ur-TEkcn mn I'm hi. c,1
ana loiged In Jan by John Vance, the 2i.t day OF
nulu,. as negro man who calls himself James arrson and
ne nee man. that he whral.
w. bardsioEn Kentucky hut letters been written 10
mere without getting him. and
no mee paPeIs he consequently believed TO be
ne very likely dark complexion and IL about
years ODD lie has his LEFT thumb and The end ~ hi,
fore hugcro on his right tandis OF - -" 500 " ''s
Hhe IL slave the win come toward prov. p,oo.v
Law. - nay n ~ a. ~ sNs v"
reo ,o'hl 1871 JAilor Of Bath County Virgins.
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NAMES RiykR HYDaAUIJC CISy,,.i;----T 113 ~.
" This celebrated Cement, In and for sale by
CHAkLkS w. SNOW.
Agent OF the James iyrrC Cement VOL.
les' street IN "a. NJ.
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NHATTHEw u. CULLEN. Ar1orncr m

NE AIEHEM Ii. CULLEN, Attorney at Inv,
t,ed0o inoi offers his 10 the CHI
s OF sgu Ia who have claims be
Illinois Iowa or Wisconsin lie will agent s,r ali
sons who wish TO purchase sell land,
dents. Highest quoted prices paid for Warrants
. REFERENCES
Is ~ u staunton Va Gus Myers Isq, Rehmd
CI H. ~ ~ thompson, gno NJ Patton, Jr., ESQ., +" "a
Thos Niche, Esq, Patrick Cullen Al n 4. "a
Jas II Skinner, Esq. 4" " J.to-.,,
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HikOWN q SIInn,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Riehnond Ia
In co, Gs. " sac VI ihu0h'' "HAiS' IobAc-
Oar House charges drayAge.
SAMUEL D. Brown. JoIs IL SHOOK
fsiO-cGu 'NN'' IL oh0oh'
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RAHKSDALE d READ, Commission NIcr-
1D chants, ONCE Front building, wareh u viii
attend strictly TO the sale Of TOBACCO, CORN WHEAT and
fLOUR aud will ompIy the purchase Of
lie generally. O. n BAREsDiIE
ja3l-ct LIST April n 81 RILD
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NIOl1CE.-The nru on A GOOCU vaS oj..oIv.5 =,
the lat instant by name of the atr
oe Used y either oil TIE parties for the purpose
sT IE 'heir lats onsness THOMAS j. NANCE,
January zhd' 1871 D. p. GOOCH.
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THE undersigned having formed for the purpo.
eondueting general Commission Forwarding in
the city Of Richmond undr the style HARRIS mos,
speeuy soets the patronage OF the public c,ntnua-
lion the hvors Of the friends Of the GOoCH
End January, 1854. jSo A HSRRIs
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GEo $; WATT q r. II. sTAlial
TeE FRANKLIN PAPr1t \,

IRE, rI IaE ERaN i PAPeis MIL!
On 9Th si Rica ass5 'hs Dspai,
;sPs.Is I rss'. .o si bsai and
aaPf Ga sssi !: quality and 10.
EXCITED .T weight and
RAGst nAGsu
paid on delivery a; IN Rags for which win
isls-ay A''H' or renli''anees made As directed
4 A HasT STOCK OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY At
hs TO close business speedily 4. 80
oe We sl commence this day selling large stoet ~
W isys country dsslsrs and All cssr
An persons INDEBTED 10 g. give s1 US sa
mil Rosss STs n 'e sIT Rs;'ss SsTeIyyr
FOR Hks 4lE tsb Ft AGhse ., LANDS
ai eg and arSvs Cd casr ' S.ir "a, s s Eg,
Ti5git hi ASss for The Sals and Purchase Land. In
S1''Ss a. the 91c Of tie YirgiHtd IgriculraI ca
S;AuaUsr Notary I''ic and Aceouaant o,ncu a, allow.
~ Sk s citizens and public generally, iStA Instant
them his Mules ssss ssi' aE from d Ksa,s:g ~
ees and on use all for pr
At r. Biaps.S,h M%. i,i,1...
be In receipt Of fresh dree, FROM Ksntust
stNn.Ir TEES AT VERY LOW RATES-TSe ,ub,.,i
Pp Trees old nsaa q fs sr. ,sSs CTR
I'd ave A. hscp dollar, hundred,
Also Pear and other Fruit and Trees. at greatly
I IG5 ca,i1.osns 4e, address, PARSONS L CO.,
E0-a.@ Fushipg, New Yert
the TO his stock Of CIGARS ~. sSms
10 s s ana comprising more than 30 brands Of ~
SO9stany hand and sale LEAp ronAcco for CHAR,
fs2t-tat 2ad door from coiu@ Ssif'I Hotel c.,,r
AiEs hiSkK HSDnAULlC CESifIST.-ITOo 66. os
' ''Hsn' nov IN sSr IA and for sale By
far ASes' Of The Jane. River csmsn, wOris
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"TAR-WAH-wbR.- Notwiihstand ing the continue
Wv ton OF hosies between Turkey Russid higi
prices demanded for provisions daily abors
SASH BLINDS and DOORS continue be made oid,s
Richmond, Va. MILES ANpJER
Orders for Glazed UnsIea country by mail
i,of r,,
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'HNnEnEEGAR ROLLING MI4s-The undersigned are pre-.
Hale sif FaSnS OF 81
S6 OF ISn usually Is1Ged In the pursuits
70 Ral,@ad o mpaasInsy are prepared to eaer Axle,
and two latter being usSs M Iron Railroad
chimes. tina, are In the OCpeienss, and
eau ,s sph s1aun' these Machines
ssvESHE VERMONT MonGAN.,,-This d. ,nguI,hed n
u Morsap x sGn viii stand the ensuing
had rGt T sIesI p:'sPS1 Fsssres
ar'to March, and end hr't q July; '"'
Dover Mills Gana eau ANuf R EtI 4g: s and Groom
S% the sa roS Of r;osnsso Wheat, Tonr, aud
nj, DAY ,oca,ed themselves oshsr The purpose Of dns
s. asns5i .y gSmT'0n Business The city
r5S% the long snpsEnss Of Mr. JOHNSON Inspector ad
So%%'Gn latter o,ssss 70 ss
% pc :" ETs on, to AZ yOn with
Badas sh Ssi sISf: please them
l",rcto" O al 5 s'SStsS 'pRFa aSsS.
,r.r.u, Ls<Qt czr,s.rleT @i:t r EsggH T..
E,S cs %,s RCS'. Y oTsrby Jane, ln
vile; 4 Puysar Msstsnbuts william L. oHsn va U'I Ts
faS msy c sS.l P;o Si r. R
Brooklyn COL VIM. R'On' p'i'ylyHna. January lisa
THE subscriber occasion of reurnns his thanks TO
ssgn Of s Ss5Sae b a9a asks It's sSa,0qsnss
rely for the faithful discharge Of All cuisines, . hsr
9nd January. isSL-jae-csm 0'' ''N'hh' 'ohSSoS'
WpUHNING FI,UID-A ffc,, .nnniv ot v;s,,.. p,,af,
- ruio' Tor sale by p. JOHNSTON q BROTHER
~ Druggists.
u ment, by " ' '" FV"''FP
- fsse-u LEE a co.
- PRING rs FAST APPHOACWING,-iIaVi6E dc
ermned TO reduce stock OF Heavy Winter Clothing very
gardless Of profit all re 1900 WI '''' "
Heavy Over Coats, (an styles)
Do Business do do do
Do Cass. Pants do
Velvet AMI Merino yeats
. Merino Shirts, Drawers, Ac Ac.
Ny current expenses being any other
IN my line In Richmond, In addition great faees AZ
lords me the opportunity to offer greatest 70 ali
VINO intend purchasing, aud In
inE an early call is respectfully solicited. ~
. 49, J. u. GOODMAN,
No. lSt Main street, opposite Eagle square
N B-I have hand good stoet on TrnnEs nj y. ~, ne
which will DO sold unusually low
fetS INA
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NJ OTICE.-1ne subscriber has admitted into hi. hu,I1.
~ at the Treegar Rolling Mills" as partners on the ar,
instant Mr. CHARLES MoRRIsS buckingham and Mr. Ko
ARCHER, OF this cy-the business undo. bs
arm OF ANDERSON, MORRIss 4 CO. ~ '''
The Subscriber begs leave thank his nue-ou,
dents and Customers for their kindness &
through long series Of years asks
ja26-dlmfwIm N .Snppuny
Richmond, January 25, 1854 N--AS0'''
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a tfot0LsTE COCOA AND. RROMA-W aIFPp
~ AhEmSAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHocoi ares SS 0a
"a ai phoiA 10 which first been
ene and Fair, Of tbs uniOn sale By a ~
hassey Murray, New York; Grant r.sr.
Ohio. wL q ppudIsy, Cincinnati,
apId1yif 49, sn hAhER CO.,
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Nv Holloway Ointment and PtIIs-An Ert,aord.uarv
on,e Bud fo-Mr Henry Renne-eii, the late much
respected Of the district
London states In letter to his mother Barra inra por
Adelaide thAtin his Journey those
compelled to yak for want Of doing he
grazd and afterwards poisoned his
THAT he was under surgeons hands rnont
Without obtaining relief lie induced % try Halo
ways Ointment and Pills which In
hts foot and he enabled without
nience. 49, 1' '"e0a'e-
Ter sale By PURCELL LApp a co 10y a.
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"A AND PROTECTION fIRE INSURANCE eosypI STTs
- oE r. niR7f0RD, c0SNECTIcVf-ISeneV st sii
~ 81 continue 10 Insure against los, a,
n.n Houses; Eur allure Manufs curing nt.bi.h
favorable te'Fs Any which these % me
and lberaity. ~ 'g auYjIstsd with prompt
ja3D ~. BALDWIN Agent,
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hvERskER wASTED.-A hrst-rate Overseer is wanteI No
" need apply unless he well
esty sobrey and iciency In she plantation
where wheat re chiefly cultivated.
7. POLLOK DURGwYN, oivestone,
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So1DA WATEH APPARATUS, for mapof,e,,,,..
aIaNins and bot Icing Of the most
aos @ and for sale explicit pns.a d, 9
cn,n", ~ =, 9se, W JOHN MATTHEW
York. ~ ~NH ''fse', opposite Bellows, New
OF soda water Machinery de- the Unilcd STATE, sd
oe found large assortment Article
including materials de- Establish ed 20 yes.s Win
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WANTED.-la am authorised borrow from s2O0O.o a. .
~ Eheh VIII be secured BY real estate, v-Fih hs
amount desired and the nterc
or'eni-annuAly. RT further P4IiealaTs, apply 10
=, Wh q. ALLEN lith street.
-uiut Between Main and Bank sts.
q tALcNEo PLAsIER-ln bags and Sbl, for sale By
~, CHARLES w. SNOW,
inns Corner goth Wal streets
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~ LENANDEK Il. HOLLADAl, AItorney nj
On aw having removed to the Richmond with the
intention OF devo,ing himself exclusively
respectfully tenders his services to the public.
and the csunties Of Henrieo Louisa.
ohce on Governor street. adjoining Rchuord ReaSinr
Room, Mt the Of Governor Main streets
The daily union., 1854-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.

Our last despatch from New York throws some doubt
over the result of the election in this State although the
belief is general that Seymour is reelected by handsome
majority All the New York papers of yesterday morn
ing concede the election to Seymour.
Twenty-six of the thirty congressional dlslos
have been heard FROM with the following result; 10 iu
sionists democrats hard and know-nothing lhue
pendent; abolitionisti and silver gray wing
The New York Times thus speaks of the poi'ei' 'oh-
plexion of the assembly
" The assembly bids fair also to have very iarg
., h; ab.r. soue of whom are doubtless elected un-
der know nothing auspices and probably under pledges as
to their vote for Our returns OF the 'oes io "
semblymen for this city very incomplete.
The dispatches from Illinois and Michigan are oil an u
reliable character.
The congressional delegation from Wisconsin viii stand
two democrats to one fusionist
The daily union., 1854-11-10
AFTER-DINNER REPENTANCE.

Prentice of the Louisville Journal has been led ana
eased into repenant mood which is refreshing e'-
dence of the utaran effects of public dinners OF per-
sonay complimentary character AT the dinner given 10
Mr. Prentice Memphis few days ago in response TO
complimentary toast he made very neat deprecaory and
repentant speech We make room for the following ex-
tract:
have written bitter things of men, who have since
passed away from the earh and whose memories revere
and on graves could shed tears OF sorrow and regret
All when back through the twenty six years OF my ed
tora e and think how many once denounced who after
wards became my friends proved themselves their
couptrys friends many eulogized and oiled
for who have since their hands ruhessy and cause
sslv AGAINST mewhen reflect how often the most arduous
and devoted political services forgotten by those TO whom
they are rendered. and how often the deepest pouca u
ees are forgiven by those to whom they are
doueand when remember how many OF my poltcafrien
have striyep to crush me- and how many democrats have
around zoe band of brothers in the days OF my
personal peril should be guilty of an outrage on my own
conscience and every eeIg and impulse OF my heart II
were not weed out from nature the partisan bitter
ness that once hourished there
The daily union., 1854-11-10
NOBLE SENTIMENTS

Tho following noble sentiments, enunciated by Silas
Wright peculiarly appropriate at the present time
when sectionalism and disunionism rife in the land
If there be those among who, isd by a mistaken
svr,patv Jy sudden ecitemen subject for
Getting their obligations to the hoe country to the const
tuition the Union let effort of persuasion
and example to them to of their dangerous
those who, for the sake OF private interest," per-
sonal ambition momenary political success are willing
experiment upon the public passions to treat lightly their
constitutional obligations TO oment sectional eaousea and
raise up geographical distinctions within the Union, let the
absenee and support convince such thai
the personal qualification public services OF any living
man are objects of sufficient magnitude to be gained at the
xpense the harmony of the country the peace OF the
niop or ngle letter in the list of constitutional du
4ie If among us there be anywhch Heaven forbid whc
are prepared any earthly object, to dismember
derac and destroy that constitution which binds to-
ether let the fate Arnold be theirs and let the deesta
ton and of every American be their constant
IONS until, like him, they shall abandon country whose
rich blessings they are no longer worthy to enjoy
The daily union., 1854-11-10
Is MONEY SCARCE2

There few phrases says the Philadelphia Argus re-
peated oener with JUNCTION in Streets at the
present time than that money is scarce In all circles
ana among all classes OF people this is the burden of con-
yersaon The merchant complains with his shelves loaded
Wit. goods the farmer while receiving most paheard
of price for his produce the mechanic with labor in abun
dance and thus on through the whole classification of in
dustral pursuits An assertion universally made ought
to be true Yet it is not There is more money in the
United State. than there ever was at any previous
time This fact be established by tracing the produc-
ton and importation gold and silver into this country
and contrasting with the quantity exported since the dis
covery of gold in California, If money is scarce then it
must be attributable to other than want of
cold and silver The editor of the Cincinnati Price Cur
5,za speaking this subject says;
We oaxe q money panic and there is want of conf
dence financial and commercial cices These are facts
the existence of which will deny. Now what has
caused this Money is scarce told but the truth
of this depends the meaning that is attached TO the
word Literally this is not true for If an article is
plenty to-day it cannot be Tomorrow unless the
supply in the time is diminished. The supply of
money the country has not diminished but the
rary it has increased THERE'S money in the United
States to-day than there year ago. at any former
period But if by the word scorceit is meant that money
cannot be obtained for commercial uses then read
lily admit the truth of the phrase money is scarce which
is so very common at this time
u follows therefore, that the money panic is the result
OF errors In trade or, if you please, overtrading This
has been going for years while ago we were rush
ing with locomotive speed on the road of progress
The credit system LIBERAL and debts were being
paid by the creation of obligations few seemed TO feel
that day for actual payment was approaching because
difficulties were not experienced then was supposed that
everything was working we-that we were growing rich
rapidly and that surplus capital of the world was being
concentrated in the United States The war In Europe
wouId DESTROY confidence there and build up here it
would depess the shipping interests of other nations and
advance those of The state OF things that exists a
present shows us be short-sighted set of mortas'
So,ecITE or pRAYpy.-Betters from Rochelle and Cog
mac dated October l. say that the vintage win scarcely
be sufficient for home consumption there win be no bran
DIV made this wear for export
The daily union., 1854-11-10
DEATH OF MRS. ALEXANDER HAMILTON,

The venerable widow of General Alexander Hamilton
at her residence in this city at four o'clock yeste-
day mornag rss from pain in the full possession of her
mental faculties and her last moments soohed by the
slant and aectionatc Attentions Sf loving aud devoted
children Mrs Hamilton daughter Qt General
Schuyler of New York; whose gallant services during the
revolutionary war have become part of the history OF
country She was oon on the 9th of August 1851, and
consequently upwards Of years OF age at
the time of her death In 1850 she was married to General
hen Coone Hamilton, who at that time was attached to
the military family of washington In july 1904, 1t VIII
be remembered with painful regret General Hamilton fell
in duel with Colonel Aaron Burr, Mrs Hamilton has,
therefore the loss of her distinguished husband
upwards of half century.
The remains of Mrs H. will be taken to New lork for
nterment
The daily union., 1854-11-10
THE RE E-ELEcTIoN OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.

THE REELECTION OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
Whether the of Governor Seymours election is true
or not and all the indications lead to believe that is
true the fact that heha received sufficiently large to
overthrow the hopes Of Uman and Of Bronson and posi-
bly, of the abolition party of Seward is good indication
democrat in the midst of the wide sea OF disaster
which has for the time overwhelmed the democratic party
Governor Seymour has been supported by the democratic
party of New Yoror presume hatno democrat is Will
ling to admit that he voted for the candidate OF the know
nothinqs Mr. Ulman for the candidate of the abolition
lists Mr. Clark The for Judge Bronson for governor
shows that the of New York have not hesitated
discard the old preudice and bad passions OF certain
leading politicians and have resolved upon future union
and Hence it is that feel IL to be an act OF
bare justice recognise and to applaud circumstance
which proves that the democracy of the State Of New York
are once more unit and that the days of lizards and
1softs'
The daily union., 1854-11-10
Prom the Gar..syl.!e CTennessee) Jeffersoni


While have difficulty in beiieyipg the admission
of the Chronicle that the destiny of the hg party to
be absorbed by the knownohng organization cannot
10 readily perceive how this pesen ISM is to crush the
democratic party which has heretofore stood barrier
between the constitution and its assailants malignant
and as dangerous H their power and design for mischief
this.
The passage of the wing party fto set Of hobbies
and name to another of hobbies and another is
natural and easy process Practice in the exescise has
given facility and necessity for such changes has been
created by the force of habit But under all these hobbies
which characterize whiggery always find II lurking
dsrust of the capacity of the people to govern themselves
and bitter opposition to of the most valuable tea
lures of true republicansm. Thus we find that amid
all its multiform transformations that great constitu
ent of ancient federalism which first found form
in the alien and sedition laws of the eloer Adams
has been preserved Never from that day to the
present has whiggery renqushed its hostility 70 those
features of constitution which make our government
the asylum of the oppressed and downrodden of despoc
governments Through all It's disguses, from ancient fed
eralism to -Americansm and to know nothing
ism find hostility to those of foreign birth cardinal
principle of the whg creed AT times the doctrine has been
kept from public because of its manifest unpopuarity
but it always there Whggcry therefore, sacrifices
nothing in again avowing s love for the principle But
did think possessed little 9rs pride and stamina
little more regard for public opinion, THAI 9 surrender
its organization, and merge itself into organization
whose prominent characteristic Is cowardy apprehension
of public scrutiny, with which indicates ignorance
OF everything like enlightened legislation principles of
sound public policy
But the idea that his nsW "ism" is to crush the demo-
cratic party is certainly not drawn from the experience of
past struggles Wherever democracy has met antngonisc
principles it has invariably riumphed. 1t has oniy been
in esses where the ags and ends of all parties and sms,
have united without any platform of principles and in
instances with the pledge to leave democratic meas
ures undstuhed that We hare been temporarily defeated
But the recuperatve energies Of the party and the intrinsic
value of its principles have invariably rallied the people
around it upon their "sober second thought"
In the recent elections in the North nothing to
eanse dismay in ranks The democratic vote magnif
cent It's pumbers infinitely superior to that of any other
party and almost equal to ALL stands in solid columnan
and pledge Of future umphs and the ultimate
overthrow of all opposition