davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1855-07-11


LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Disease
Of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising
from Disordered Liver or
Stomach, such as Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fullness. or Blood TO
the Head, Acidity ofthe Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness,
or weight in the stomach, Sour EructatiOns.
Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto-
mach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
difficult breathing, Fluttering at the heart
ChOaking or Suilocatlng sensations when
i'll Il lying Posture, Dimness Of VisiOnr
Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspirati0n, Yel--
lOwness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &C., sud-
den Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagin-
ngs Of Evil, and
great Depres-
/ sion of
Smyrna times., 1855-07-11
TRUSS SES,

Hernia or Rupture successfully treated and
comfort insured, by of the elegant French rrisses
imported by The subscriber, and made 10 order express
iy iOr his sales.
All suffering with Rupture will he gralilied TO learn
that the occasion offers procure Truss
blnng extreme lIghmess, with ease, durability and
correct construction, lieu OF The cumbrUuS aud
comfortable article usually snld. An extensive as
Of price lO SUIT all. Cost OF Single frusses, 81 So, )
and S5; Double. $4. So Sc. = and $40
Persons III u distance can have Truss sent to any
address by rcmntIng the amount sending measure
ar und the hips. and stating side affected
For sale Wholesale and krlaIl by The Importer.
CALEB ii. NEEDLES.
s. w. cor of Twelfth and Race sls, PmladelI f.la
Depot Tor DIR. Banuing's Improved Patent Body Rrace
Chest Expanders ami EreciIr Braces Patent Sh builder
Braces; SuspenSOry liandages; Spinal Props anu sup
ports. Lauies Rooms, with competent lady attend
ants apis sep2U lilly.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-11
Great Reduction i'm Prices of
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TWF ~ 4NpHN' DnO' anu sNiOe manufacturer, stlil
RHS continues 10 afford satisfaction to all. whether
' - old or new Wholesale or Retail purchasers at
hls old stand, No. 76 Sonth Second street,
Philadelphia, corner of CARERS Alley. where he il
determined 10 sell as herenlore. as cheap as the
cheapest; and would respectfully call attention to the
following .s.t ,#..
LIST OF PRICES:
a1- Ladies' Caters. of every quality and style,
from 81 90 to $2.O0. Geniamens Calfskin Boots
from 81 TO 81. Patent Leather Shoes, Cater Boots
Congress Boots Button BOUls ec from 81 so 10 S4OO
N. b.. Particular atIentiDa paid to getting nm Rows
Youths, Misses and ChIldrens Plain and Fancy
Callers, etc, etc. i.,t ltt #t.4
Il you call as above. yen will be sure TO obtain the
Full Worth of Your Money! ee~.
apis, jyl9 '54-ly. t9I
Smyrna times., 1855-07-11
New Spring Goods

march l4-3m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05

of Marks Il Skoep, I5omond, Mo. 1 have forgotten
in whose favor. The citizens OF this county will leave
o,hirg uDdote 10 try and ge, Baker. Clark being 10
duress, will be safely handed ever 10 the propr
authority. Our Postmaster here the Rev. Mr.. JoAn-
sop, "a taking every In his power To sscare
the robb rs I have deemed il proper ~ make this
stsemen, 10 you as public journalists respectfully
yours.
'P S.-Since wiring the above, Baker has been
brought 10. From him nothing has been brought %
light, Only, he saws, Clark sent bt Mr.. johnson
large amount of drafts to Van Buren, Arksasss, soma
feE days since"
LATER FROM THE PLAISs.-IyDgPESDENcE, Nov.
27.-Tbe Salt Lake iii arrived to-day. an toe out
ward ri, it reached Fort Kesrney the 1871, bat
escort not being furush.d sni he parties fearing the
dsbgers of the road i, deemed pruden 20 return.
Oh the 10th snow tell to the dep Of sir In mes aud
from that time until It's ARRIVAL the weather was very
upplss'aLt.
Mr. X. Dyer came IS passenger. From him We
learn that 1t rumored iha, two companies Of Cen
Hsney's command had returned {, Fort Lara ME 20
Winter, snd tnst The rem SINGER would come ~ Kear-
Dey for the same suppose The Sioux Iadiars hsi
brought irtO The Fort four OF TIE mlrderers
Of the 81 patty but CO Hoffman won i nos rsSeive
hem unless sll delivered, and the pr o;fes of
frieDdfhip were accordingly ej-cied.
The dpelIing-houss ofC l.. Jones Of New. Bedford.
Mas, was entered GA WEDNESDAY eveoug, while the
family were a-leep aud siyerware TO the amount of
81, 600 10 s. coo was stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
MURDERS 5.

huRDER.-The 81, CHtkarinss Canada Post COZ
tsius an Of most deli oesa,- murder cJm ni,
ted IN that town On Mondty LAT, resn ing from gan
bling in "esloon" TIE closing scene OF the tragedy
Is sufficiently revolving 20 era ify he most ardent
lovers OF the horrible. Ii appears that the mdrier aud
the victim were both oolOred men aud nsmssakes The
murdered msD, named Jones. WAS cook 10 P.kess.-
Lon, bu' was eng,. ed in playing cads in another
house Of the same description the above evening"
when tNe other JOINS attempted 70 jn the parry bat
was not permitted Shortly sfter, the former Joaes
went home, and was followed by the murderer woo
on being refused admission. broke in the doo-; he
expelled BY Mrs Jones aud sDo her woman bat a. sin
br, ks iu when MIS- jones called her hasban1, who
in the struggle that ersl.d was stabbed tn heart.
He leaned agar RI the wall and in q few 40 nenis
pired or tie floor where his dead body formed a pill
low for hls wife, VINO Ess - erudk AS % % to'aly
uucoL scous of what had occurred ana slept upoa the
crcsss of her murdered hush and until N Dcnns Toe
CoroLers Jury after Investigating the facts, returned
q verdict Of Wiiuul murdeI."
HORRIBLE MUHDER.-A most horrible murder was
committed at the Marine Hotel, on Old Leyee, be-
tseen Main ard S. Philip streets, az about y or
O'Clock last evening, on Fra,c Bicsicola, "a
Italian After the murder the body las dragged 50 ne
disisr CO into dark alley wey and Their. 1T; Ssrst.
Moptamat, attached 10 the Chiefs Office, arrested
two Sicisns ant a woman, who vers found Ia roo
where the murder vas upIcsed 70 have BEEN CON-
nit ed-the floors being stained With blood ana bear
ing sisrs of attempts TO wssh or wlps II ou. Traces
Of blood were also found before the door. Their
names are John PerriDs, joe n Bottoms snt Gaia
arine Iozel. These ell the particulars we have
bten able 10 obtain so far. Tnat nos. awful muir
Ger has been committed there is no doubt; bat
VIZ ther the perpetrators will De orought 10 pan
49, IN. o. cresc snt, Nov. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05

in the farming by the Greek usurers q. Constantine
pie of the revenues for the collection OF which these
municipalities form a resdy subsidiary SYSTEM The
countless rad all meet in the mooey chests Of the
Greis at Cons, antirope who offer the securities and
provide the sdvances to the Governors of the
different provinces. These Governors, with ell their
apparent power are the pupps OF their obscure Be
pborean masters who send down with each protege
clerk Of cir to receive the revenue and to extract
from II, together with the sums advanced, and the
stu larger amounts for which they have given secur-
y TO the Turkish Governu ebt exorbtsut interest and
chges-the clerk securing in every transaction with
the municipalities his own percentage Beyond toe
proceeds thus sccruing the speculative psshs may
realize money if be can As there is no politics move
that the Sultan and bic Cabinet Can make within os
without free from financial considerations the de serr
in money NAV be said TO have the chief government
in their hands. This Is perhaps true of sl foreign
Governments, but more thsn any other Of that Of
Turkey, which, except in the case OF foreign losn,
can, OF move without consulting the ove-com ,leI-
iop.d fraternity who are be seen In possession of
dnov and vacant stalls at the Bazsar afraid expose
their wealth lest il should excite he rspscious9ess of
mower thai. ic the city of the Sutans is without
check.
Tbe farming o. tDe ie''" e'"s SUM ies"y
access to the nteer control Of iursey these munich
pstes cannot be calculated on for tbs sustaining Of
the O.msr Ii rule So far as interior rule is con ,erSed
suy change is at most but the r'n'fsr of bank Sc
counts. 1t is valuable, o. tbs point, 10 compare the
systems, East and West In the oil records of India
we fine in full efficiency the v'ge or municipal sys
,em. Tbera. q. in Turkey only through n.tive com.
muni,ies can either Judicial or executive authorizes be
objects of public confidence 1t is indifferent to the
great msio,it, of Greeks and Alosnians sho shsl
rule them, provided their municipalities be not dis
turbed.
Tbs people of Turkey regard the existing govern
ment IS their governmeni-as thing already p'o-
vided, and not matter Of choice; and in that
abstract mode Of inference peculiar to tn, oriental
character, do not identity it as government Of ndl-
viduss Even tho crescent is but the sign Of united
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
THE JOHN STREET METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH CASE.
BEFORE BISHOP SIMPSON.


This case was resumed yesterday at 3. O'Clock, in
The basement of the Church. There was quite large
attendance. The Rev. DIR. Spring was first put upon
the stand. His testimony only went 10 show the
after dsr az his Church foi the past twenty years.
Bel j. w. Benson tesi6ed that he has been 9 rrus-
s, 81 h- Csnreh soou M yssrs peseat the election
the 2Sd Of August WIN there they organ
zrg the msc'iDs Brooer Shaw Ia the chs dssssd to
he herd sevs point. bur hey would not ee fndny
ha could not be heard unsd TO another part OF the
house then another meeting; Brother Martin
VS. 'ppointee Chsrusn; cur poll -~ then oosned ft
roll sere sn members OF tbs ChureS; Brokers'
LSPPp q .od Loys wsis On Hs
sIgr number than than there were megbes Of tss
Ceurch; the time OF the poll 10 be kept hour
IVES elected Trustee the Last about iwo years o;
then or or against the ramovh Of the Cbaeh
elected the ticket for removal thiok the Brohsrs
Hspe- voted this cleo ion; link there surplus
moIey in hs 1885, since this dsturbsDcs Trustees
one cee,.on r.qusted the sexton up just
pte,ou. meeting; the tsere Pastor
'i SGssS o
b,d the do did not offer l.ou - the
manbers the Courci;
eOor osks suodsy evening" and the next tussdy
evening to prevent pt.yrmtens on account o. d,crdesy
Co duet sting; the Chur has debt Of $70oc
but has of 8Ht00 mora than enough TO that
d,bt at the eeiDs h AUGUST Ia proposed that only msn
be church should bur tie resolution vas scosd
down.
John McIroy tesli6ed-I have been member of
John street church I've yes; hS meess In
Apsust lsst, (of voich he gave some accouotl -
Crcs-, 1amnedIo Bentley presented TO petition to
induce ssn live a. No. 1si Mott strees,
he Of that Ing for eecioa Of Trustees;
who voted ,he ,etng, and lef
nL Be0s ms Office, Bsekmsn Fire Insurance coneany)
Mr. Benson recalled and testified that he had
Harper IN tho m-erg, OF the Utterly
Conferences there meeting OF 'rus'e.s Of my office se
which application made for the return OF Mr. Hare pastor
Of ibis church; know young named Whit; asked
him on for the aud removal Of th, cnur III
be said would time to reflect upon Il; e.let upon
NJ r. De Groo, his employer, and de'rof him bis In
fu. with White induce bin to gn the petitions cal ed
there ward White signed the petition This Wit.
save further testimony not especially Interesting
The cOuB.el for the ride in favor OF the removal
then rested their case, reserving the privilege Of ex
aiming one or two witnesses hereafer who were not
present yesterday. Adjourned to meet at 81 p. M. to-
nav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
COL SHAFFNER Or RUSSIA.

COL SHAFFNER On RUSSIA.
To he Editor Of The y. Y. Tribune
SIR: Col Shsffoer who has just arrived from S..
Pe'ersbp,g publishes in of the city ourn. ls his
impressions Of the Russian Empire These cannot
Ie, psss without remu Ark. 1t is generally slrmi-ed
that foreigners succeeding well in country becoms
wsner pa Tia IDS than the BEST native patriots. Sab
is the csse with the happy contractor He say. that
champagne vi is cheaper 10 Rus.s Tn an NewJeeey
cioer is here Before the hottie o. that vine cost
go a. retsi snd SO IL botles60 ceots being the day
paid on H. GO cents the cost Of transport 90 cents me
prie ia France, ard the remainder sellers profit.
NOe Stree the w,I the duty on that article has not
been reduced ard the Of transportation through
Prussia las become greater
So too sooLdent Of another journal says that
only men nected with shipping arc ruined IN 10
have been clo-ed snd a. cotton is an American pro-
duct may be 8o sed 70 ask how Is IL that the Two
fIepd pyweIr, Ru-sia and he Utica States, cannot
us age thei fca iu -rests together so as not
70 sutftr b, the var NJ. Coli, we know, sells his
revoyers TO both bel eren partles the late Gar or
red 80 eco them, and they we're seIt 10 ne B1lc
pore coIcea ed in cot 90 balee.
Again Mr. ShsffDes says that, except copper no ar
t,le as advanced 10 price. Bat, the contrary, l
affirm hat ali colonial Sa'es, coal and salt ara con-
soeraby cearer now than prior to the war. T1e
Ukraue produces salpeer, but salt comes fron Aus.
tria ircn for gups fron sweden, and all the stores OF
coal in st. Petersburg were sequestraed oy the Gov
en- melt
ASH link, Sir that these statements may be OF some
MS 10 ~ American trade and that truth is always
kinder than f.ttery. expect from your usual kind
LESS The Iseron of this note in your valuable PAGER
RUSSIAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
TURKEY.
TURKISH MUNICIPALITIES AND TIE OS-
MANLI RULE

MANLI RULE.
The time perhaps, has not yet come when the ine-
ror state Of Turkey together with the and con-
dtons by which lis national existence is sustained,
can be thoroughly conprehepded by other than Asatc
mines. These are best understood by reference to
those financial ties which bind together the different
communities Of icy, and by acquaintance with the
peculiar influences at ali times emanating from its in
sttutioIs 1t is spectacle of wondermentt to Western
Europe to behold 50 many diverse people as compose
the mingled populations of Turkey, dwelling together
in comparative unity, under rule apparently so anfa-
vorsble 10 any concord and sirength-except what
might be exhibited externally in the fact Of central
and an an-pervaoing despotism. or that of the CON
passion spii gng from the character of the foreign re-
lsiions OF Turkey-wboIe nations with mutually an
tsgsnistic jeslopses and interests keeping her
watch snd guard.
As TO the former, such despotism as exists will be
col JDied up by the ioes Of unmtgsted and arbi-
oaiy sscendaocy, beirg both complex in character
ana SUBJECT to pumb, rless conditions that modifying
lis iorp' supply the only means for It's Continuance
As 10 us io'egrity" having been conserved by
Poses ousice OF IL, this has little to do with Turkey
in itself, and eau constitute no poiat Of sise or dis
pIas~ 1t Is the product Of the fear felt By Eoglaod
end France OF any extension of the reek KINGDOM
the consciousness that in showing any psrticu ar
yor to The Greek population settled in Turkey thew
would be In reality strengthening the hands Of Russ.
end weakening the power Of the Osmanls. Tbs
greatrea and the unity Of Turkey,-such greatness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

power II may surprise mot TO learn that this /. not
The emblem Of Islanisn but the received type Of the
By ran,ine empire is first adoption by the Chrisa,n
princes Of Con, tsntnope having be.n oscasioned by
tn moon une1p c.eoy srd suddenly befrisndiag them
with its light during assault from heather foes To
conquer Turkey Is necessary D.ither To destroy its
national symbol, nor to uproot its municipalities.
Eem,p's Of character, and principles OF local admin
i.tIation shouc be t.ken es they are.
A foreign government is apt to connect the idei OF
p,rpeuiy to ito form., and to erdeavor TO apply
them to that OF which hey incapable The people
of Turkey in tny cae of partition are thus Liable to
sufer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
LETTERS MISSENT.

To he Editor q The y. Y. Tribune.
SIR: In The TRIBUNE OF this moroing is s:a.e-
me- Ut that certain registered letters h.d been stolen n
this office This is enfely rue, and your CORE
spCpdept has been N siniorned; the story of the
nj ZION letter Iefeuei 10 s IS foll5ss: Several
valuable letters ver- mailed apd registered at
Nes.Yrrk Ciy on the &c inst for Messrs r. Biddle
4 Co., Gan Mscekster & Co, asd o here 10 Psiadel
pbis, bu have Lot come 10 hand. Che Postmaster Of
New-York Informed ne THE morning that the letters
bad been mis,ent Chicsgo, III. As your st.tsmsn.
is calculated - make false i1 preston, gill you do
me lb- justice TO CO rec. il. Yours, truly,
JOHN MILLER, P. VI.
Pos-oree, PAaadelphia. Pa, Nov. 80, 1885
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
FROM ANTIGUA.
SEIZURE OF A NEGRO on BOARD AN
AMERICAN VESSEL AT ST JOHNS.
From The ST. Joan, Weekly Tias, Ser. 10.

''9~ Tie 8. Johns Weekly Tiats, Not. To-
having beer sssr'sr ed ysFterdsy toat there wss
on boar1 Of the brig,Ltine Losn.o, from PhsdePhis
fpgiive sieve by he Iame Of John Ross sho VS.
81 Iious 10 ,tt bis foot rpon British so rhere me m
tstn0bk boon Of freedom rouid Be instantly realized
bnt who by ZONE means vas d. barred from doing 80,
al hough be offse ed five dollars for b, conveyance
AL ore, the Superintendent OF Police Mr. Shoerdiche
wss made acquainted .itn the crcuuss RANGES, AMI
with bis psus proDpt'ude, a. we are told, associated
hmself wi'h Mr. Price, the Colonial Treasurer, aad
having or tsired the sanction and sutbortA Of his
E1oelleicy the Gooernor, a. orcs removed the man
from The vessel Al plsc him amorg freemen. We
uLdertaDd that the narrative of his escspe from
Slavery s graphic and inter eating 1t msy hereafter
M o place ID our eolnmta
The man is hoe 81 be police Office pending invee
ugaioD ico u Circumstances, which we regret our
inability 10 report in oar presen; issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
THE SCHOONER EUDORA INOGENE.
From Our Special Reporter.

From Our Special Reporter.
CRY ISLAND, Tuesday, Dec. Z, ls5S.
The schooner Eudors lmo,ene is got ashore To-
morrow Wednesday forenoon. The cables have
be pssse uIdsr her stern and bow, and she now
swings clear from the bottom. stesm-,ug is 10 come
up TO morrow morning, aud at high tide will tow the
wreck ashore where the search for the bodies OF the
captain ard mate will be made a, low water in the az.
ternoon. There are but few vi.itors at the Issui TO-
day on sccount of the slow oess made FOR several
days past in raising the schooner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18
WORTH REMEMBRANCE

Wbigs know each other by the instincts Of gentle
men and Of patriots -Renry A. Wise
Yes, sir that cry Of gentleman upon him (Vaa Blu
REM by his friends will finish him-with the party
which supports him, they might as well have cried
mad dogn 1t is certain progncstic that nc IS gong
down. From the hour that father Richie made that Ia
tai discovery, the man, doom wa, scaed-he'Ty d
Vi,..
Sir l will put to the gentleman and TO the House
case in simple cuuatons-in the rule of three II Sam
ue Swartwout who wa, Conservative, and so but hall
genuine Locofoco, stole million and quarter, how
much would nc have stolen had he been full boodsd! =
Henry Il. Vase.
He Tobias Watkins( is now humble apothecary
and here will say for the benefit of all who would be
honest and who wish to be Clean that he keeps for sale
the very best OF pain soap and chloride Of lime and
other chemical compositions to take off the spots OF To-
coocoism and to cleanse from all corruption Henry
4. Wise.
| HAVE 80 ORGANIZATIONS TO MAKE.-Remy a
Wise.
The nomination of Mr.. Wisewi absovc all Democrat:
from any obligation to support him on party grounds
Richmond ErGmlner.
man who was a Jackson Pan Buren-msn in ~
CALLED JACKSON A TYRANT in '33, WOOD
BURY A ROBBER, CASS A PERI URED LIAR
one who has assailed every leading and measure
the Democratic party; man who sin eighteen forty
had his left hand upon the throat of the Democracy ant
drawn dagger in his right, ready 10 iesh IT III th'
Democratic heart. a man who derided and scoted q
Democracy when lowering clouds were over it, witt
sloughed OFF from Whiggery to Iyierism; went abroad
returned when gentle zcphyrs famed the party and as
pircs be its Captain, as marIecusly proper Demo
crat with NO ORGANIZATIONS TO MAKE
En- Governor Smith
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18
A Few Queries.

Ifthe American party is Whiggery in disguise
as the Losofoco papers charge, VI the "same old
coon with another ring around his tail, as some
Of the Loco oratss very facetiously insnuate, why
10 il that these same journals and orators, are 50
earnest in their appeals to the "patriotie" Wing
party to help to crush the hydra headed monster,
Americanism? re tho Wing and American parties
are one and the same are not such appeals
very inconsistent. not to say very foolish Z!
But the truth 10 the Wise party is well aware OF
the fact that the American party Is composed Of
Democrats as well as Wings, else why their
alarm ?-wby these pitful appeals to Wings to in
terpose and save them from inevitable defeat if
the new organization is composed only of Wings!
They have defeated the sold Henry Clay Whgs'
often before and know that they have the numer-
cal strength TO beat them sgain. Then why,
we repeat, j. it that we see such manifestations
of alarm on the part Of that once boasful party p
why so many hasgard. ghastly countenances BY
which we can instantly recognize Wiseites,
if the foe with whom they have to baitleis only
the once despised but now much courted Wing
party? The truth is the fear of a terrible de-
feat which has possessed the minds of the Wise
lies has led them into many absurdities, such as
begging Wing votes in one breath and denouncing
the American move a. Whiggery in the next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-18

/. will be seen from this statement, that the
great bulk of the foreign population is to be found
ia the large cities, where alone We hear Of elss-
ton riots.
Ii is ascertained from the Census that tse-sr ths
of this population is north of Mason l. DiIon's
line. Why are they found there2 Simply be-
cause they have no slave labor to compete with.
All their interests prompt them to antagonisn to
tho .'peculiar institution" of the South. But for
this foreign population at the North, the natural
increase being much greater at the South, this
section of the Union would occupy a very differ
ent position as regards Federal power. Another
fact in regard to the foreign population is, that
they almost Invariably vote a. unit, showing that
they are directed and swayod BY some governing
head.
Let persons who are disposed to look with dis
trust upon the American movement, reflect upon
these alarming facts, and decide whether II 10 not
time to check the operations of this balance of
power party, composed of the most idle, vicious
and ignorant class of citizens, who control oar E.
lections, and fill 80 many offices of honor and g
molument.