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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

CoURr.-The Fifth District Court, Hon. JAMES
L. Cole, presiding, commenced its session here on
Monday last The docket is unusually full, so
much SO that therS is no possibility Of getting
through during its present sitting. Business in
consequence of epidimics has been accumulating
in this parish for several years past, to such
tent that it may become necessary for the Legs
ature to pass special act authorizing the judge
to prolong its sitting until such time as will enable
the lawyers to get through with the business The
gentlemen Of the legal profession in attendance are
Messrs ]. c. & A. Beatty, W. Hall, L. Bush, C.
Belcher, J. j. Roman, G. F.. Connely, c. A. John.
son, Mills, @. A. Barilleau, F. s. Good and A.
Gentle.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

ALARGE BEEF. Enormous vegetables wemean
Of The vegetable kingdom and not Of the animal, J
are again becoming plentiful hereabout. Beside
monster potatoes, radishes, etc, etc, we were
yesterday shown blood beet measuring twenty
four inches IN circumference, weighing the lse d
seven pounds. \ isof tho present year's growth;
and was raised in the garden Of our friend the Hon.
B, O. Thibodau1, parish of Terrebonne. ~ Z
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

How TO GATHER PERFUME.-The perfume Of
flowers may be gathered, according to the
Scientific American, in very simple manner,
and without apparatus. Gather the flowers
with as little stalk as possible, and place them
in jar, three parts full of olive OF almond oil.
After being in the oil twenty-four hours, put
them into a coarse cloth and squeeze the oil
from them. This process, with fresh flowers, is
to be repeated according to the strength of the
perfumed desired. The oil being thus thorough
ly perfumed with the volatile principle of the
flowers, is to be mixed with an equal quantity
Of pure rectifed spirit, and shaken every day
for fortnight, when it may be poured off,
ready for use. AS the season for sweet scented
blossoms is now at hand this method may be
practically tested, and without any great trouble
or expense 1t would add additional interest to
the cultivation of flowers. What a delicious
perfume would those night jasmines on St. Philip
street make.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

MISSISSIPPI NEws.-The members of the
Kinds County Bar gave the Hon. JSo. ISAAC
GUIos, Judge of the Circuit Court, compli-
mentary dinner on the 10th of April last, in
testimony Of their respect for his personal and
judicial character. Judge Guion is a brother
Of our fellow-citizen, the Hon. Geo. s. Guion,
one of the most erudite lawyers of Mississippi;
and is the very soul of honor. He is native
Of Mississippi. sas es7sse ~ s= s23 s.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

M The leading Hotels Of the city Of New
York have decided, in view Of the enforcement
Of the oppressive Liquor Law, to raise the prices
for Board to three dollars per day. The effect
Of this high tariff" will be 70 drive large
portion Of the travelling public to houses kept
on the European plan.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

New NATIONAL HoLIDAY.-A committee ap.
pointed by the Pennsylvania Historical Society, we
learn from the Mobile Advertiser, has submitted to
that Society an able report, recommending the
celebration of the anniversary Of the adoption Of
the Constitution Of the United States as national
festival by the American people. The report sug-
gests the anniversary Of its formal ratification by
the Convention, sitting in Philadelphia which took
place September 18th, 1887, as proper time for its
celebration, as Washington, who presided over the
deliberations, recommended it to the people in a
communication signed on that day. In urging this
addition to the natianal holidays the report urges
that our national festivals are only two in NUMBER
and the addition of a third can be made without
impairing the value and efficacy of the Others
The credit Of suggesting this anniversary as a
national holiday belongs to our venerable and re-
spected contemporary of the National Intelligencer
We hope to see the proposition generally adopted.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

B9~ We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of our lady readers to the card of Mrs.
Dowse dress cutter, from New Orleans Mrs.
D. is stopping at the Bangor House, (Nrs. E.
Tenney's,) and will be happy to impart q
knowledge of the art of dress cutting to such as
may have desire to make themselves prof.
cient in that useful and highly necessary &C
complishment Mrs. D. will remain about q
month. 4l I.G ."
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Estate Of Leon Falgeut, .h.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judi

n cal District Coart-pari h Of Lafourche
WHEREAS, EULALIE FALGOUT, of said parish has filed
her application with the Clerk said Court PRAYING to hs
apo nted Admnistritr of said Estate
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
file Their objections, any they have the said application
with the Clerk of said Court his office, in town O;
Thiboaux, within days after the first publication here.
Of the said application will be confirmed due course of
the law.
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court thi,
LIS. 9Th day of May, thousand eight hundred and
| -, fftyive. I20-2,] LIS. ALLAN Clerk
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SUBSCRIBING WITH CoNDIrIoN.-The friends
Of the Model President" will be delighted to
learn that we obtained a new subscriber during the
week, on condition that we would say something
nice in his (Fillmore's) favor. At proper time
we shall take great pleasure in conforming to the
wishes of this true friend Of the Ex-President; and
would observe that no stands higherin our OPT
Mon as statesman, Or enoysa greater share the
affections of the people of Old Lafourche, than
Willard Fillmore, whose administration occupies one
Of the brightest pages of the history of our country
We have no hesitation in asserting, that Mr. Fill
more is this day the first choice of Louisiana for
the Presidency; and his nomination for that high
office would cause to be rallied around him. some
Of the most eminent arr wisest of our statesmen
Of both political parties.
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I5NcceSsaos Of james BrOWn.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fith Dis.
~ trict Court--Parfsh Of Lafourche
WHEREAS: SUMNER TOWNSEND, Of said parish, Ad.
minsraor Of said Estate has fled with the Clerk Of said
Court, a final account Of his Administration t
Therefore all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections, any they have the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town Of
Thbodaux within ten days after the date hereof the said
account will be confirmed in due course of law
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
l2Sth day Of April, thousand eight hundred and
fifty five. f20-2tl La ALLAN, Clerk.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

GALLON IsLAND.-The time for rejuvinating
in old Neptune's domain is fast coming round
We are requested to notify pleasure seeking
parties that the yacht ala Petite Dame de
Caillou," under the command of Capt. Pierre
Lee, will run in connection with the packet of
NJ. Augeron, one or the other leaving our land
ing regularly every five days, during the season,
50 that they will invariably intersect on the
way. This arrangement affords an excellent
opportunity, for those who may wish to spend
eight or ten days on the sea beach, of doing So
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-05

JUDAS IscARIoT.-The Iberville Gazette is urging
the claims Of W. S. Parham, a white-washed whig,
as the democratic candidate for Governor at the
November election. This gentleman is something
like the 1rshman's flea. Are you not afraid, friend
Jennings, that he will turn his coat or come out
Know Nothing, before bis term Of Office shall have
expired should he accidentally be elected? man
should be judged by his antecedents.
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T ATE WORKS Just received at the
IL THIBODAUX LITERARY DEPOT.

T ATE WORKS Just received at the
IL THIBODAUX LITERARY DEPOT
KATE AYLESFORD, by C. J. Peterson.
THE PRAIRIE FLOWER, by E. Bennett.
LEM LEOTI
THE FREE FLAG OF CUBA by II NJ Hardiman.
ELLEN MORTIMER, by J. X. Daer, q. s. N.
BANKERS DAUGHTER, a Sequel to Joseph Wilmot.
THE UNKNOWN HERES, by J. +. Smith
THE COUNTESS OF RUDOLSTADT, G. Sand.
ELLEN NORBURf, Z Bennett,
THE COUNTRY NElGHBORHO0D Miss Dupuy,
ROBERT GRAHAM, G. Lee Hentz.
NELLY BRACkEN, Annie c. Bradford.
PASSION AND REALITY, Mrs. Stevens.
THE COUNTESS DE CHANY, Dumas.
LESLIE'S N. Y. JOURNAL, for May,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, s.
ALSO
HARPER'S UNIVERSAL. GAZETTEER" for sale by
Mays. BENNETT GALABERT.
NOTlCE.-Persons who are in debt to
the concern of Wakeman Smith, and prefer settling
their with the undersigned do so by calling
their office before the first Of June those who do not will be
sued. my5-St WAKEMAN l. SMITH.
OTTUATION WANTED.-An expe-
~ renced and capable manager is DESTROYS Of obtaining
situation Oversee Can porduce the most satisfactory
testimonials to character and capabilities For further
particulars apply at my52t. THIS OFFICE.
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CATHOLIC CoUNcIL.-The Great Provincial
Council of the Roman Catholic Church will
commence in Baltimore, tomorrow the 9th inst,
and continue until the 18th The Archbishop
of Baltimore will preside. There will be an
attendance of Bishops from Richmond, Wheel
ing, Pittsburg, Erie, and Philadelphia
Sees of Savannah and Charleston being vacant
by death. This is the first Provincial council
since the division of the United States into
several Archbishoprics.
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Succession, Of Jean Fa1ery Barras.

Succession, Of Jean Tdlcry Ba,vas
STAIE OF LOUISE Dis.
~ trict Court, Parish Of Lafcnrche.
WHEREAS, WINCHESTER HALL, of said parish Ad-
mnstrator OF said Estate has rendered final account
his Administration with the Clerk of Court praying
it may be homclogated,
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
lille their objections they have to the said account
with the Clerk OF said Court at his Office in the Of
in thirty DAYS after the first publication hereof
or the SAID account will be confirmed in due ofaw
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
Both day of April thousand eight hundred and
ffty-f [30-5t] L. s. ALLAN Clerk.
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Succession de .Zamea Rroaon

SNccesg20H U6 1d7le3 BF016n.
LTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-(,our
IL du Cinquieme Distrct-Paroisse de Lafourche
ArrENDU: Que SUMNER TOWNSEND, de Ia dte ma
roisse Administrator de Ia de Succession jour deposs
avec lie Greer de la dte Cour compte final de son Ad
minstration,
En- consequence oues personnes qu pouraent avor
objections au dit compile sont par les presentes notices
de les dednire Greier de Ia e Cour bureau dan
la vile de Thibodaux dams les dix ours q suivront pre-
miere publication de Get avis simon lie dit compile sera
corde e: confrme scion Ia lo
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la dite Cour, CO
1a2s Avril, ml-huit cents cinquante- cling
~ t20-2t L. s. ALLAN, Greffer.
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T ARD.-In barrels and kegs Just re-
IL ceiged and Tor sae by lap e1l B. F. HoLpA''
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Succession de Leon Fdlgout, Fns
MAT DE IA lJlISIA r

SHccesS7o'l 0e ZeoN Fdzgoa7 Els.
LNTAT DE LA LOIlISIANE--Cour
- du Cinqnieme District, parosse Ge Lafourche.
ATTENDU, Que EULALIE FALGOUT, de ladite paroisse
ce jour fit application Greer de la de Cour pour
ere nominee Administrative de lad tie Succession
En- consequence toues les personnes q pouraen avoir
DIES objections ade dem nde par les presente noti
fees de les dedure Grefer de In Cour son bureau dams
la vile de Thibodaux dams les dix ours qui suvron pre-
miere publication de avis simon ade application era
arcordee ct con'ormee scion Ia ioi.
- Temoin main ct lie seeam de lsdic Cour co
( LIS. 5 Main, mil hut cent Guaranteeing.
t--) 2o-2L l.. S. ALLAN, Grefher.
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In proof Of the superior excellence of their improved
Patent Circular Saw Mills Geo Page Co.. respectfully call
public attention to the following testimonial voluntarily sent
them by Messrs snivey Woodward, whom they sold
twenty horse steam power with plain cylinder boiler and
second class saw mill: r.:
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- du Cnquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArTESDU: Que WINCHESTER HALL, de Ia de paroisse
syndc de la dite Succession ce depose aysc GTemer
de la de cour, compte provisional de son Admina
ton. demandant quill SOFT approuvee,
En- consequence toutes les qu ave-.
DIES objections au dit eompe sont par les presentes no
fees les dednire Greer de Ia Cour son bureau
la vile de Thibodaux dams les dix jours qai
mere publication de Get avis simon lie dit compte sefs ~
corde ct confirme scion Ia loi. ..
Temon ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dlte Coul, :"
MBS2l % Avril, mil hut cent Guaranteeing
0kPS0 l2O-atl L. S. ALLAN, Grefhef
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Supreme Court Of the United states.

FRIDAY, December Z, 1855.
The court met at ii o'clock.
Edward VAIN, Esq, Of Pennsylvania, was adj
mitted to practice as an attorney and counsellor in
this court. B
A motion was made for rehearing in the case
Of James B. Peck and others, appellants, "a. John
Sanderson, mo. GO on the docket for the Decem-
Der term, 1884, 7
This motion was argued by Mr.. Rusk, of Texas,
in support thereof, and by Mr.. VAIN, Of Pennsyl-
vania, in opposition thereto.
The case of Samuel @. Hemenney and others,
plaintiffs in error, Ne. Joshua w. Carr, assignee,
mo. IL on the docket was called by the court.
IL brought up in error to the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the district Of Maine.
On motion by Mr.. Rowe, counsel for the plain
tffs in error, (the matters in controversy having
been settled between the parties this writ Of err
ror was dismissed, with costs.
The case Of John G. Graham, plaintiff in error,
vs Alexander Bayne, mo. on the docket,) was
called by the court This case was argued by Mr..
Browning, of Illinois, for the plaintiff in error; aud
by Mr.. Williams, of the same State, for the defend.
ant in error; and the case was submitted.
The case Of VIM. G. Atwater, administrator Of
Nehemiah Darlington, lbellant and appellant, u.s.
the brig Ann @. Pratt L. s. Pratt claimant, (No. 8
on the docket was called by the court. The ar
gument in this case was commenced by Mr.. Rove
for the appellant.
Adjourned.
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which Office neither be, nor his friends for him,
had at any time solicited. Tho memorial was laid
on the table.
On motion of Mr.. WELLER, the Senate then
adjourned, after session of seven minutes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at IL d.
The balloting for Speaker ives resumed, as fol-
lows:
TwENLY-EIGHTH BALLOT.
Richardson, 73; Banks, SO; Fuller, 28; Pen
nington, 8; Zollicoffer, g.; Wheeler, IS Thurston,
Oliver, / Haven, 2 A. X. Marshall, 2; How
ard, Walker, Garlic, ] !; Puryear, /.
Whole number of votes 218; necessary To a
choice, ITO. No choice
sss The 29th ballot was then taken. AS follows.
Richardson. rs; Banks, 81 Fuller 10; PEN
nington, 8 !; Zollicoffer, s; Wheeler, Thurston,
2 Oliver, l; Haven, l Howard, l ; Walker,
Garlic, 8; W.R. Smith, 4 swope, Il; Bell,
Sneed, Il; VIM. Smith, 1. sl8ag ~
@Whole number of votes 22l. Necessary TO
choice gil. No choice 9Ka HI ig Fl as13s51ss
The thirtieth ballot was then had with the fol.
lowing result: IN. n III, 49, \, ~ 49, .7
Richardson, "a; Banks, 9s; Fuller, 20; Zolli-
Golfer, 81; Pennington, a Wheeler, l !; Thurston,
i; Oliver, / Haven, l Howard, u; Walker, 1;
Carlile,-l VIM. R. Smith, i Swope, "A Vim.
Smith, a Brooks, 1. si0at&aa sA
Whole, number sof votes 2l9-. Necessary to a
cnoice IlV NO choice. TX fxs8a f3sssIstna s
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGR ESS
sn5# FIRST SESSION. i l4
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The last vote on this day was as follows:
For Mr.. Richardson, Dem.-Mesgs. Aiken,
Allen, Barclay, Barksdale, Bell Bennett, of Mis-.
sissippi, Bocock, Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Brooks,
Burnett Cadwalader Caruthers, Caskie, Clingman,
Cobb, of Georgia, Cobb, Of Alabama, Crnige,
Crawford, Dowdell, Edmundson, Elliott, English
Evans, Faulkner Florence, Fuller, of Maine, Goode
Greenwood, Hall, Of Iowa. Harris, of Alabama, Har.
rip of Illinois, Herbert, Hickman, Houston, Jewett
jones' Of Tennessee, Jones, Of Pennsylvania, Kelly,
Keith, Kidwel, Letcher, Lumpkin, Marshall, OF
Illinois, Maxwell, McMullen, Mcqueen, Miller, Of
Indiana, Nilsson, Oliver, of Missouri, Orr, Peck,
Phelps, Powell, Quitman, Ruffin, Sandidge, Savage
Seward, Shorter Smith, Of Tennessee Smith, Of
Virginia, Stephens, Stewart, Talbot Taylor, Vail
Warner, Watkins, Wells, Winslov, Wright, Of
Tennessee
For Mr.. Banks-Messrs. Albright, Barbour,
Bingham, Bliss, Benton, Burlington, Campbell
Of Ohio, Clark, of Connecticut, Colfx, Cumback
Day, Dean, Dixon, Dodd Dunn, Emre, Gal
loway Giddings, Gilbert, Granger, Harlan, Hollo.
way, Horton, of New York, Horton, of Ohio,
Howard Kelsey, Knapp, Letter, Mace, Meacham,
Mott, Nichols, Petit Pike, Sabin, Sapp, Sherman,
Simmons, Stanton, Tappan, Thorington, Trafton,
Wade, Walbrdge, Waldron Watson, WEIGH, Wood.
ruff, Woodwork. U
For Mr. Pennington Messrs. Henry Bennett,
Benson, Bishop Clawson, Cragin, Davis, of Mass
Dick; Edwards Fuller, Of Penn, Parker Pelton,
Prngle, Robbins, strapahan, Sage, Wakeman,
Wood.
For Mr.. Fuller, of Pennsyiuaaia- -Messrs
Ball, Bradshaw, Broom, Campbell, Of Penn, Co.
vode, Cullen, Eide, Foster Harrison, Haven, Ken.
nett, Knight, Kunkel, Mlllward, Paine, Pearce
Pennington, Purviance, Ready, Richie, Rivers
Roberts, Scott, Sneed, Trippe, Todd, Tyson, Zol
licoffer. .l
For Mr.. Zollicoffer, of Tennessee Messrs. Camp.
bell of Kentucky, Coke, Lake, Lindley, A. r.
Marshall, II. Marshall, swope, Underwood, and
Walker. ste rtS& tia it
For Mr.. Wheeler, of New York.--Messrs. Davis
of Maryland, Harris Of Maryland, Hoffman, An
drew Oliver, Ricaud, Thurston, Walk.
For Mr.. Thurston, Of Rhode Island-Messrs
Banks, Comins, De Witt, Durfcc, Hall Of Msssa-
chusetts, Spinner Williams.
For Mr.. Washburne, Of Maine.--Messrs. ALI
son, Knowlton, Knox, McCarty, Murray, Nor.
ton.
For Mr.. Meacham- -Messrs. Morrill, and Wash.
burne of Me.
For Mr.. Howard--Messrs. BiIlinghurst, Wash.
burne Of Wisconsin, Washburne Of Illinois.
For Mr.. Tappan--Mossrs Burlingsme and Dam.
rell. rs
For Mr. Cox--Mr. Moore.
For Mr. Simmons--Mr. Matteson.
For Mr.. Washburne, of Wisconsin--Mr. Hughs
ton.
For Mr. Nichols--Mr. Grow.
For Mr. Carlisle--Mr. Eustis.
For Mr. Campbell-Mr. Morgan.
For Mr.. Haven-Messrs Ethridge aud Smith, Of
Alabama. s-..
For Mr.. Woodruff.-Mr Chaffse
For A. X. Marshall-Mr. Carlile ..1
For A. 0liver--Mr. Wheeler. aa.at
For Mr. Grow-Mr Perry. sst
The House then adjourned.
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DEATH or An ExorLLKsr MAs.--With very deep
regret, says the Petersburg Express Of yesterday,
we this morning discharge the painful duty Of an
nouncing the death Of DR.. John Franklin Poebles
Of this city. After severe Illness of some two or
three weeks duration, he calmly and peacefully
breathed his last yesterday morning about the
dawn Of day, at the early age OF forty years. DR..
PEBBLES was devoted 10 bis profession, and enjoyed
so extensive practice in this community and the
adjacent country that to his arduous and incessant
abors, many attribute his thus early demise. Pos
sessing TO a high degree that modest attribute Of
humanity-oharity-bc responded with equal alac.
rity 10 the call Of the needy and INDECENT as the
moro afiuent In circumstances apd many re-
cipient Of his gratuitous services, win not fail to
drop tear 70 his memory, at the recollection Of
his manly virtues. Overwhelmed with the duties
Of his profession, he yet exercised such frugal
management Of his time, that he was enabled TO
devote some portion Of II, to the literary pursuits
Of life, and was at the time Of his death, assistant
editor of the Virginia Medical Journal, as also the
corresponding secretary Of the Petersburg Medical
Society.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, December s.

SATURDAY, December 8.
After the reading Of the journal
Mr.. PRATT offered a resolution appointing Jno.
II. Nicholson of Annapolis chief clerk Of the Sec
rotary of the Senate which was agreed to.
Mr.. SEWARD withdrew from the files Of the
Senate the papers Of VIM. Brown, and referred
the same TO the Court Of Private Claims.
Mr. WELLER asked leave to Withdraw the pa
pers in the case of General Robert Armstrong, and
referred the same to the Court Of Private Claims.
Mr. SLlDELL gave notice that he should, at an
early date, introduce bill TO remove the obstruc-
tons in the Mississippi, at the Southwest Pass
Loutre.
Also bill relating to postage. SH
Mr. SUMNER offered a memorial from Com
modore Smith, setting forth the services he had
performed in both peace and war, and remonstrat-
ing against the action Of the Naval Board In plac-
ing him upon the retired list, more especially as
the President and Secretary manifestly disagreed
in the action of the Board he was still continu-
ed at the head Of the Bureau Of Docks and Yards,
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very, which has strengthened ianaticism and ali
enated u from each other-to leave IL with all Its
responsibilities, whore II exclusively belongs, to
the States in which Il exists-to unite with US In
one grand national effort 70 free us from the do
minioa Of spoIlism and fanatics and the corrupt
foreign influence which sustails and supports it,
and more TO repeat at the altar of the consti-
tuition our united VOWS of fidelity to the Union.
Respectfully yours,