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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
THE TURF.

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTisG-SafuriayS Sept
-, ls55-Match ESQ, mile heats, under the saddle.
y. M1hs b. 4. Maurice. ................. 80. ! !
q. Tsyiors b. m. Lady Agnes ...............2
Time. 2jI-2:SL
USlos Course, L. I.-TRorrIsG-FriidH S'pI
li-Matoh $500, mile beats, best in IT, Wagons
H. Woodruff r. IN. Laiy Franklin.
d. Pier s. Milcrs punssi,;.' 80
Time.... ?:Ss-gip-.:i.t- !hA-s'Et 49,
Lady Franklin had tho cal IN betting az sIoo 70
ESQ, and after tho drst boat tho betting changed at
sloo TO sio on Millors Damsel. II was very olo~e
contested race throughout
UsIos Course, l.. I.-TRorrIsG-Ihsr'ddy, sept
, l3-Maich $500, mic heats, best In in harness.
t,ca Sr~cet's a. N. Lady HAIL.. Received forfeit
H. NuoJiua'ss e. Grey bosion......-... Paid fiffeu'
Tsios CotRsE, l.. I-rRorrISG-T Amsday, sept
-. match o. 600 mile hoats best In ), in harness
H. Woodruff names b. sal MontTea...l ! !
W Peabody AssesA sisl. Henry .......'s !
Time. .siIs-sst'-siISi- aRt-AH
This irot was vol contested aud every heat was
very olesc Henry had tho call in betting at 500 10
$40 and sl,or tho second heat sioo to sio was tho
current betting, Montreal proved himself tho bes,
stallion by ou,lssiipg Henry.
cssraEsiiiE Corasx. l.. t-TRorrisa- Ws!"s'-
asy. sept H. match $500 milo heats. hcs, In 5.
h rids, name. b kaIy wsisun tss w,rsal ! !
", rtahsiJ espes. fnes,a o" '-isssl book
tbse ,sitsrRi.e-'ssH
Tho betting Was sioo 10 ESQ oa Emperor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
A "REMINISCENCES.
Fror. The s.galo Daay Cosri-r.


In Asrust ls4o, tive Democratic State Conven-
tons assembled Rome, Oneida County, for TIE pur
poee Of endesvorine to agree upon some fair bass Tor
tie union Of tie party. One OF those conventions
was composed exclusiv,ly OF Solers; the other
Of Hunk.rs Over The latter presided Governor Marcy
snd The editor Of this paper was one OF the Secreta
ri,s The only question upon which there was any
material ailepce Of opinion in the two Conventions,
vas in regard 10 Slavery IN the territories and on that
que sion the bsss Of union offered by the FREQ Soers
WIS az follows;
R,ssssd That the power ~ Consre Slavery 10 the Ter
., Is Questioned this C0nYsDiSn holds that tho fsdrfA
posessss the Lss4stivs over Slavery In
The Ts-ooflss and OpoHr tEsscisE H. ~ 70 wstss
sgf,astos " BISsS'y oos
The "Hunksfs" refused 10 accept this platform
and offered ibe follOwtngltbsio being bot t~o nega
ne. Dofss IN The sltne oOuysfstlJni
t...ssf TIA, ~. s,s sSSosED rHs sfsssps or stA
,rsT 20 rst gsts JrRsrsktts or fHt IsFsD SfAfsst
ts ga % m ,sfss the ss.sfJ qn~s}Ss 10 ssJ ffis ~ h-
sxss,Iz sgs.ys fasss AH'@ip. ss' ~ f"l'~s'
fsstE ~ a. 49, ~ kssiy .sfs,s,
b4..sS fra oss tsv@ ~ f"%fss' 49, s,s'sJ :" '~
Ts0iDfs kFfs4sIss s1ss ~ Arisi.''f" attr- -
500, bsA,... a,.,.,s.A4 Ysss.s s.a 'ns' ..Ss3-
Il 80 -. h. ,.3 s,s,at fsf ssssF"fsb stgpf 80 sf's
re ~ sa,.Ssias s4y ks.fess sSs ~ ~s.4-.-. 80
s.ss y. go. ~ 49, hs-~A- -. $3.50 = "A
sesss fDpst, ~, bslss.ss I.st.S- 40 50. 49,
y, "a Ga: ss.-@~- - 80 p.i.-"
We .slss9.te tItxs ,ss4.g;v,.s ss..biy t~ 10 poe
,.s4 ~ sAYv1.T 49, ssa,s ~ tss.eB'stls bss...'.
Ls4sses IA rssls. i1ssivsy, s1st4%s ~ pst-% y
s.s, isss, ..-s desc .S~sA~s y, ss-s So s.,p e'@
fssIys - si'Sw" = S,sST. 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

.s,,N..aa wh,~r ,v,Aelj, srA ,Nv,A' tsl eNN's,
~ ~, hs,,s ~ N,as,aa ~ Saes,,cn. rhese WV" ,
s,.ssss y q es'a hScee'rvd scVrfe, ",Sa' g.,,',
80 .ssl tAe wsstps Nc>s',nias rNsyd seiNNs'e -
-. ssy<.l VA hold ~ the haiy, c~e",,ssV sSs'ts
a., v,s aseea k's the an, 81 NJ haeeN ~, =,
~ sss~p sSrcetd tho sAN'c si'd VS. ca'ysN 80,
sal WHEN Nv sNNse mcsAa MI oN'N S,N,r, No !, =,
eSs y, M. t.sm EN che night. This he
lssv s .,sw ', y, tax. aa,srtae % a. tho sici,ei
'.ssse ,s,SS,,wcl sSe wth N,Sn Law "r,S", nn
srl he scc>,,iosts dreea "''n ." st :, ,n,. s",
sssN, , ~ ,a.I Nc also Disappeared Nm The place
uM ~ ~ ~ h,,a stopping. slave when he has not
NNcN ~Vn ...,,,.. ,,.t a. 49,, h,.r,i IL and
a - serteps kpcwletc oi the iacIe in the oaso usa
go s,,i,,,5 t,,m thc l,lS of cur informant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
ANOTHER CHILD KILLED ON THE SECOND
Az RAILROAD.

On Saturday afternoon Coroner O'Donnsll held an
INQUEST at the New-York Hospital upon the body OF
child three years old, named Mary Z. Wild, who was
run over and killed by one Of the Secondary ears The
mother of the child running to its rescue when the
car came along but the driver neglected to stop it, and
the life of the sixth child which has been crushed into
eternity on this railroad sacrificed. The verdict
of the Jury is as follows: We find that deceased
"came to her death by extensive laceration of the right
"thigh and other injuries; also that said injuries were
inflicted by being run over bya SecOndav. car at the
"corner Of Cherry and Oliver sts We find the driver
"of sad car accessory to the death by neglectng his
"duty; and we censure the Company for permitting
"tbeir cars to pass through Ollverst faster than
"wak; and we call the attention of tho authorities to
the dangerous condition Of the track in said street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
MORE or THE POST OFFICE.

t. ns Tdilo, Of TAs N y Tsbsss
biHi hi. morning. mail sept. ~ brings tns 'wo
letters nom ihe gentleman residing in Afh ansas
tho hfst dH,rd June 1 g. cOntsps money fof books
wi ch lac dssiss 10 have fp wafded tho seoohS,
dated August -. complains that the books arc not
,eaeiyed 80 the Otde, snd the feiitanae were ust
iies Months Ia iaas hing me ahi tho isief 81 iui'r
t~enty Dns days
A .s,.s.,ils Ls.se To- The City yesterday s.hbited
10 ss lsiiss dsisd hs.arLis Tsa',. Jone 30. s"'
n.sisd lie ss,s. a.i containing a .s.i.ts..s 81
sly.i ssso, ~hiL ilsy led j.s ,sts. Zoe" t.s f"s'
oTn.s As ns s.-si.rs !. rs'fs~uy sIs-., s-a s.s'o
IL .aile sL-i - 4, si.- 'l-. ~. ist'- 30 '.sss.s
"a p..n s.. ,,.,....li.e a. L.-v ,'l-.s ). bees boo
.l.t.t,-r s-.'.e ~ ,.ss w. .-i ssh sss-sL-
vi, s.- ~ s~j'.i~s s'sssl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
ALAW NEEDED IN PENNSYLVANIA.

To ne Editor Of The n. y. Tyttvn>.
SIR: In view of the recent decision Of the :upren
Court Of the State OF Pennsylvania, IL the case Of
Passmore Williamson, the inquiry, What can BE-
done to prevent repetition OF his act OF tyranny
naturally arise among thoee who sympatlHe with
that victim Of q cruel ara wicke+ depot will Try
TO enswe- this question briefly. Let the people OF
that state rally and PAS personal liberty oli
somewhat similar 10 the recently passed in Msssa-
chuset IT, and TO the one in Pennsylvania which was
r.rs ed under VIM. Bger 10 obedience 10 the dicia-
tior Of the Slave Power. Had the statutes OF that
State contained such provision ~ Il found In section
80 page 799 vol ,, Of our Revised Statutes the Wnt
would have been granted without hesitation And
he'd the laws of that State al-o contained section
forbdding any OF the jals. prisons, peniteniisnes
police Offices &C.. Of The State being used by the
General Government where could Judse Kane have
found prison in which 10 inc,Tcera,e his victim
The act should forbid, under heavy penalty, al
State officers from aiding assisting N any way or
manper in the capture OF fugitive slaves, or IN the en-
orcsment OF tbe Fugitive Slave law, and should du-
qualify all DATED States officers from ever holding
any State office or testifying IN Court Of Justice
Such law viii 10, infringe upon The Consultation OF
the United State IN the least That question hes
be.n settled by tho hiRhos, legal tribunal 10 ths lnnd'
Neg Yo,L sepL u i2i& &. Is. WHEELER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
FORGING AN ENDORSEMENT.

A Freedman named Hyecinth Gaiaupt was on
Saturday arrested charged with forgery and commit
ted by Justice Welsh for examination. 1t appears
that on Friday afternoon he offered two promifsory
notes amounting to 1908 for sale for $50 to Augusta
Perard, importer of wines, at No. 1863 Broadway.
These notes were drawn by Adolph Amson of st.
Louis in favor of Adolph S. Amson, importer Of dry
goods at No. ~ Dey-st and sent to tic latter
by mail, but never reached him. The accused by
some means got possession Of the notes, and after
forging the iUdonement of Mr.. A. s. Amson upon
them offered them for sale, but the fraud was dis
covered and his arrest followed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


WARREN CHASE IN AiiF pEfi;hAn'
~ a. IJ0.- 81 I've N a. ras-A
Sint IN n number oi youi paper isauad no'nn days
ssc inserted tpufpoitns 10 hr cefed % s'"a "'""'' o"
irresponsible maeons tsiss sni "."ao''H'
h,i on m, chssotrf attempting ooua-ei inc with 's'J
In CrTesoo Wse Of which msmbnt and ~h'oh
,oesiy has never Tut forth the falsely ohsssdt'
thsm hy ib- gar fshhs vhefc tho 'hndrtH originated
did notice shout tue publication Of 'h slender In
pspsrs which have e circulation AMONG hetm
ers trarcssi,e nuinds but In paper which .nJ
~ To- he 80. of ienr~rraSe AnIi ssver,
Land Ref n Socalisn, and more recently sInahm s'ss
public lectures frr the lat enc or Two year. hs ny
pIon In the naton me h'eo. o. ,a1n n, a.
excited ard reokss person 10 meei 20
on YOU az attributed TIE TEsUS. by thousands Of ea
ers who have no means " ooIus further for authority Ny
s.ns. il ts'9" ny .s as NY & I'D
consent TO have desLIoysi tn1 way Snos ess ,b o
seron of fail in substance II cannot nave thi'
done the only source left me lths law" for
refutafion OF compensation
viii much esteem and personal regard yovr; Ne;
Boston, sept 9, I'D "AhhHN |H1''N'
Remarks.
Mr.. Chase is perfectly aware that the statement
which be deems derogatory his character wss cop
led from and fairly credited to Journal published
near his late if not present home and that The TRB
usE in no manner indorsed nor commented upon it.
We saw it circulating in the journals Of this and every
we thought required the serious attention of those 1t
implicated We know nothing Of the alleged facts
beyond what is revealed in that article and shall be
very glad to hear that it was wholly malicious and un
founded.
We will gladly accept Mr.. Chase's denial as fully
excupstpg him from the charges affecting his re oua-
ton provided he will make it 50 specific as to cover
the whole ground. We understand the gist Of the
charge against him to be that he, while ProieS'edy
hcturing in exposition and advocacy of what be calls
Spritualism," is coveIty matchmaking those who
put aith in him in the detestable theory of Free
Love" VIII Mr.. Chase be good enough 10 state as
concsely possible what is the truth in the premises
Does be hold and commend, and practice upon, the
Free Love" theory Or does he hold and preach,
but not practice upon it! Or hold it merely, and
neither preach practice accordingly Or does he
las wetrust the fact neither hold teach nor practice
it? Do, Mr.. Chase, let Us know exactly where you
stand on this important question of the day. and do it
as succinctly as possible. I'd. Irt6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
BIfRGLARY.s

The dwelling of Mr.. David Davis. No. 275 Ninth
av., was entered on Tuesday night and robbed Of
$3.50 in gold coin, pair OF boots, and some other
articles. The alleged thief was yesterday discovered
in the person of VIM. Rogers, whose residence in
Twenty-eighth.st., near Eghth-sv.. was searched,
and sO5 in gold and the stolen boots recovered The
prisoner was committed by Justice Pearcey FOR trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
ARREST OF A FUGITIVE ROBBER.

The schooner James ID. White was boarded at Red
Bank n j., on Friday night and robbed Of $500 and
gold watch belonging to the captain, with which the
thief escaped to this City, where he was yesterday ar
rested and upon confession Of gat was sent back to
Red Bank for trial. His name is Robert Potter and
bis age 90 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

tks,rs uvttprsss -Ms bske', tho fw'Marshai.
has made epu,ausiss ,en 10 Tho Msyos In svsereaeo
e. an uass5ei = hals aueilee hease Ia west Sevea.
.sa, 81 Tho e,i isaps ia tho clearly shews the
a.esEisa Of house With aaiy thrue alb heaee 10
isssesv.s ssi'siea u exhibits 10 tho pabae tssAi
Disregard r. tho isw With Svsalaes tho ssvssisa u
ps,iaisss Ia shis rny,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
FoRdERIEs AND ROBBEIIES.
CHILD MURDERED az A RAILROAD CAR
A FUGITIVE ARRESTED.

The following record Of crime is earnestly
recommended to the attention Of our model Po-
lice, and the taxpayers who are grooming under
levy of five millions of dollars per annum for
the support Of that shameless swindle known as
"City Government"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
DARING ROBBERY.

Early on Saturday morning the schooner Mary Ann
Guest, Capt. Blake entered by river thieves and
robbed of 1923 and some clothing. b. X. Wood
mate Of the vessel asleep in the cabin at the
time, and believes that the thieves applied chorofOrm
to his nostrils The rsscals escaped with their booty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

psswsse, z=As aaksswa mAA s.es.ei - sAissa ~
,s-.l-s---- 80 ss-- - s.Sssa r.sA. ..-.f.ss sss
bi--, ~. ss.s sss,~i ~--.-s az ss's ~~ sssssss8p
...s,v.,s s@a >. p,-s-. sUl " sssi sxsS \ " ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
THE CARNIVAL or BLOOD.
THE ASSASSIN. THE BULLY. AND
THE THIEF AT WORK.

THE BOWIE KNIFE At THEFT siCIOLAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
RUFFIAN FIGHT IN A RUN HOLE.

About o'clock yesterday morning fight took
place at the belle Union, grogshop in Leonardst,
formerly kept by Morrissey, the pugiis which for
time created great excitement in the neghborhood.
1t appears that one John Dean sliss Butcher Joe No.
9 entered the place, and seeing Morrssey there IN
vted him to take drink. The latter contemptuous'
" declined and charged Dean with being one of many
who kicked him on the pier foot of Amos-st, at the
tine he bad fight there with Bill Poole. Dean de-
MED the charge, and Morrissey called him liar; a
fight was the result and cry of murder followed.
dense crowd soon collected outside of the building,
the doors Of which were fastened. The police came,
oke in and captured the belgerents whom they took
to the Station House. but each refused to make CON-
plant against the other and both were discharged with
a caution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

SUNDAY FIGHT INA LEONARD STREET auMHOlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

Another Assassination in Bar-room.
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tine ~ he Reporters ~ Tss TsV"ss 's~s>S e~
~ nlf las 81 . .e,st lss, night N ascertain u's
real sasaiiion ~ cspais Wright ne o"esp'ss f"1rn
No as, ~ the ii,tsi, ADD eSrspar Lively esq
Tie attending pbysisiaa. Dr. L.~rsaes Prosdfo'f, Z"
Lis 500. IT, rrsasfoet, IT.. are almost egazsanny
,hb Lifa. Dr. pfyadG,l sEprs~ses The bSiief that
Captain wbgh, has hardly q fernos chance 10 70
cover. Drs Randolph and YoIisn, who 1, sl.o
familiar with tho osse, concur In Df. P'o"ai"s'
opinion. Tho bleeding, which VA very pfofa's, WA
siopped by tho application of ior and tight bsnhs<ss
about II O'Clock on Saturday night Thus Tar uirre
hsa been no internal hcr orhage. DIR. Proudio''
probed the principal wound with his finger 10 the
dcptb OF four or five inches. Captain Wright says
that The blsao cntered his body 10 the depth OF sir
incbe.. The Doctor thinks that the profase bleeding
mutt have bsn caused by the blade opening one OF
the large arteries on one side OF the spice. lie thinks
that In one Of the wounds II not in both the inestnes
are cut The immediate danger arises out OF the Tear
Of internal hemor hsge or tina. the focal matter may
pass through the wounds in the in,esa7es into the
abdominal cavity, which would be followed by in
famma,ion and death.
Capt. Wright at times expresses q hope oil MS 70
covery. TIE physicians speak in the highest praise
of hi. amness and bravery his present critical con-
ditiop He has been visited by his wife, brother and
sister. Mr. Wright remained with him short time'
a. long AZ was deemed prudent. His sister was 8,
much overcome that she had to be carried from the
room. His brother, it is said, remained with him
portion of Saturday night.
II was conie npsied at one time to remove Capt
Wright to the Hospital but it being feared that it
might bring on hemorrhsge theidea was abandoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

TEMPERANCE MEnTsG.-Yestertay, on tho market
steps at the corner OF Canal and Washngton-aS.,
quite an Interesting series Of Temperance speeches
were delivered by Mersrs. Quay, Miller, Hyde, Rove,
Jones, Hellinen, and others. The audience was small
at first, but during the meeting more than two hus
dred must have heard part or the whole oil whsa
was said. Two or three drunksrds attempted To make
some disturbance, hut on the whole there was vcJ
peace able time. One Of the speakers deserves mors
than passing notice. as he only lat Sunday sigae{
tho Temperance pledge at that very place, having
como there for that express object. He stated that hs
had como there before with the intention of doing 80,
bu, feeling the demand OF king appetite, hs hsd
oboyed its voice, and gone over the way TO tho
"co,nsj for his dram. His ccuntcnsnoe too p'a's'y
gave Indication of biz having been hsrd drnker, but
new ho could boldly stand up and thank God hss h
had the courage to join the Temperance rank.
The President OF tho meeting WIS rather little To-
much Disposed to bsckguard those mi'erable spcei-
mcns Of humanity. who tIied To mabs disturbance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

violAr,os os rnE QUARANTINE Lsw'--Fhe C'es-
eeat city. rvccntly arrived fsm Havana. had three
deaths isrm yellow fever d~ipg the voyage. She vas
detained At Quar- ansine r.idcrthe regular authority. bet
ea Saturday nsh, ssstetiy moved up to the City. A.
soea a. this TACT w- discovered the Health officer o.
aespd hes back. and she b nov al tho Quarantine sts
,ies. pr. rhsnvsen has requested the Mayor 10 osn
se,irs .. tho Hard of Health with rcseruaoe 70 he
aslsrs. .ai sAsy VIII probably mcot today. Ths b
sans~pas ss,s~sv ca shc psr II The ofhoeu a ~
Csvsvs csy, ssa ,hsy saYclA b gupkhes h w Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

The two prize stations, E1sb AifD' sfd - rf' +
"bridgs Chef" were trostsd fosEd IN Gar aspiaT,
sad einitsd universal sdia1s'ieh,
II 70 be regretted tho, DE Ot,f quality ~ srsrd X
~ mach euIfivsted ard sdarsS ssgvs as fss np's
nyc,tss qualities 10 NE farmer ~ iss~s ~ st.gsssfN
s.a soBd strength We sbssjs hss W ssf lsks
tssnarz Uttered la De L0fss ts1 sse ~ D.s .ss
eeys sNk with TIE isss, styssst tstifssf TNls
VS'a y sgfs KEY " ssePsssgs osS9 VI btsss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-28
GoyERNok BlGLER. OF CALIFORNIA.

Know-nothingsm meets With not the slightest encour-
agernent countenance from the true and uneompro-
missing democracy Of California AT the late democratic
convention in that State the candidates for nomination for
State offices required 10 forward individually,
and to define their past and present position In regard 70
the order in plain straightforward, and unmistakabe
manner Governor Bgler responded 10 the call in the fol-
lowing manly speech;
Mn. PREsIpEsr aEsTIEniEs OF THE CONVENTION : In
obedience your request will briefly define position
First win state that have always been democrat;
have never except in favor OF selected
by the democr party belong secret organization
have belonged win ever belong, to any or
ganizaon that Is aniagonstic to the democratic party or
that proscrptive Of any portion of the American people
been nominated by the voice Of the people OF
California twice received your sufrages for TIE most
important Office in your gift; and am grateful deeply
grateful for the support you have given and am now
before you candidate but il has been through own
action in the counties for have not set this matter
foot. have not solicited nomination lhaVe only said,
if nominated by this convention would accept that
wiling bear the standard again. and carry 1t through
the State. But have compromises to make with
either the secret the open enemies OF the democratic party
know that there has been division amongst ourselves
that there has been great turmoil and struggle amongst
rauks-and have regretted much any Other
that such has been the You viii remember that
year. when called upon by the democratic convention,
mplored you to settle all your difficulties but happy
to see the which you have agreed to bury
past differences and act together in spirit OF harmony for
argues glorious victory for the democratic party in Sep
TENDER next.
scarcely know what this convention expcctswhether
shall give you written pledge that do act belong to
any Organization that opposed TO the democratic party
perhaps be permitted say that too much to that
party it has done TOO much for
render such possible shall leave the mat
ter in hands. With your decision shall be content
whether standard bearer private shall be content
march with you to victory