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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07
E lcitement in New Lisbon-An
Editor in Jail.

Some time ago it will be reeollected a
$ iii for libel was instituted BY VIM. II. Gill,
editor Of the New Lisbon Patriot, against
r. D. Hartshorn, for an article published
in the Buekye State, Of which r. @. Will
son, formerly of this place, is proprietor
On last Saturday the trial came on, and q
crowd Of Know Nothings, presenting the
most mOb-like appearance. assembled for
The purpose Of Overawins The Justice and
securing the acguiltal of the defendant
R G. Wilson Was committed to Jail for re-
fusing to testify as a witness. On Monday
proceedings for libel were commenced a.
gainst Wilson, and after a hearing of the
case, he was remanded TO Jail in default of
bail 10 abide his trial before the Probate
Court. Hartshorn WAS bound over for trial.
-Steu. Union.
The Patriot says:
During all the proceedings the same mob.
ocratie spirit was manifested by the Know
Nothing gang in atteudance-the sans de.
sire to obstruct the course ofiustics, and to
overawe the officers Of the law in the per-
Torrance of their duties-and when they
discovered hat all their efforts were in vain,
they called an Indignation meeting at the
Court House, appointed committee and
passed resolutions announcing the Probate
Judge and Justice Hamilton for their action
n the premises. The meeting presented
the appearance OF Il disorderly mob, and
their proceedings fully correspouleI with
their appearance. We were pleased to say
that very few of our citiz ,ns of character
ana responsibility took part in thesS lawIess
and disgraeelul dOings.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

TIE HrGuEs LAw.-The change 10 the
opinions of members of Congress, in rela-
ton to Mr.. Dawson's Homestead bill, is a
little remarkable. At the last session the
bill passed the House by a M jority Of 35-
and the sane House at the pr sent session
have rejected it By 20 majority. Letter
writer's attribute the change to the fact that
the changing members have become Know
Nothings. Can It be possible that their
oaths to support the Constitution, and the
implied obligation to discharge their duties
with a view to the interests Of the commu.
nifty, we're considered lass binding Than their
obligations to : secret political order2 Such
appears to be the impression Of some Of the
Washington correspondents o. the city pa
Pers.
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Cadiz February /. 1855.


ES-Some fellow, over the signatu, e OF
&C." in the last Republican. makes an aw-
full splurge at the editor Of this paper. To
show his efrontery, he winds up by telling
the readers Of that paper, that he would
be amply rewarded for writing his eoumu.
~nication, il it would lead Charles to reform. ;,
If we wished to learn how TO handle a dech
of cards, or learn how to play a game Of
eaehre, we should Immediately place ourseif
ander the instruction of &C." That bnsi.
ness he understands better than any other.
We have invariably noticed that wheney-
er any OF the corre sponden is of the Repub.
Iican throw out slurs abou! the editor of this
paper. they are those chaps that are gener-
ally known about the streets as common
black legs. With such men we have no
disposition to reply to anything that thew
might say concerning our humble self. Their
writing or talk about any person is no dis.
grace to them. Such men are Stunned hv
all respectable people.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

The ehiefiaierest esnters in the proceed
ings Of The Congress Of Vienna Hopes
for peace. and fsars Of a war Of vast mag
hitads- are equally balanced.
The Frsnch and English Ministers a
yisRl'a. resolving Che necessary pOWerr Il
rs-Opeu the negotiations. GorschskoF it il
understood. has received written instrpc
tons
There are conflicting statements. a,
usual >bOut Austria; bat they generally lear
towards the Allies.
Prussia complains Of Austris.
Efforts are making to obtain the consenI
OF The Allies to an armistice. especially by
the Prussian Cabinet.
Tia approaching Congress Of Nations is
more and more talked OF. The daily News
looks for good results to the Congress, il
sls u. s. takes part.
Ri-''A is preparing for a sprin; cam
paign in the BALTIC. Y
CsIAE4 -Adsira are precisely as before.
ReinlOrcensnIs are constantly reaching the
Allies.
lord Raglan has sent to India for the
Tenth Husssrs.
The Turks in crimea are to be made up
10 $4,000 during January.
Russian endorsements are Advancing
by forced marches.
Private Vienna letters say that Gortsch,
akotf is instructed to aeeep, any terms, the
reduction Of the Russian fleet and the oc.
cuPa;ion OF Russian territory.
The K ~Issians alter the efair at Tul;aeb,
recrossed The Danube.
A Vleuna dispatch says Count Buol has
demanded an exp!snation Of this affair from
Gortschakoa.
BslrAES --Mr. Golden addressed his con
s~iituents on Sebastspol. az a colossal mis-.
take. stigmatizing the attack.
There are malicious rumors that Dc La.
cy Evans has been offered an Indian ap
pointmenI to Illustrate his contemplated dis.
closures in Parliament.
Four hundred London dock la5orer.
were sent 70 the Crimea to unIead ships.
The fate Of the British ship Beruice
nom Shanghai--m;ssing since l852--ha,
been discovered. The European, on board
were murdered BY the Lascar crew, and the
ship burned. The ~assassins we're captured
and executed.
DENMARK.--A bill altering the cen stitu
ton has passed its frst reading in the Leg.
islature.
Rrs.4,-A SIX fold land lax, payable in
twenty.fou instalments is to be imposed
OF Polish proprietors.
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IAs'Sf i~O mliSn' Of as,rb: and sail il
Uas wi'h the elheurTeBss 4 che iIirnd. Of
The bin.
A shaFP aissSsspn pasSSd bstaeen Rish
PF''0a aRI Ben'pa. aad the bill was finally
laid asiis.
sise'd bills for pubgi bGlIings. militia.
" Pots. aFsenlls. "a. ia the territories.
were Thea c0'silsrsl AID reported 10 the
HOs I'd.
No. IL us.oa sub,nitel = substitute for
DIS biil modify ing the tariff; ordered 70 be
printed.
AdjOuiAed.
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From the Plaindeaisr.
Know Nothingism Exposed.
(BT ONE OF THE SUPREME ORDERLY


JANUARY Sd, 1855.
J. w. GRAY, Esq. Dear Sir:-Some
time since you published an expose, or a
partial one, Of the so called Order of Know
Nothiags. VIVA. you told them was cor
rect, but not all. You only exposed tho
first degree. | herewith send you the ex-
pose Of the second degree. That all may
be understood; l will explain from the be-
ginning. When a person presents himself
at the outer door-any ordinary alarm will
arouse the attention Of the outer sentinel,
as a kick, or a light rap, or whistle when
the wicket or slide will be raised, and tie
enc to be a admitted win place his lips to the
wicket, and in low whisper will say, Give
it!' Then he will say L. berry, which is
the term pass, which " II admit into the
Anleroom. He will then adyaLce to the in.
ner door and give one distinct rap, when
the wicket will be raised. Then he will rive
his name, the nu n5er Of the Council, the
explanation Of the Term pass, IL berry,
which is our Birthright. then the Desree
pass. which is FL; when. if he makes no
mistake, he will b, admitted to the Council.
when no will. advance to the cel trc Of the
room, AMI sslufe the President of the
Council, AMI also the Vice President, who
L. - - IL n IL -. =.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to Benjamin Manbeck
- and David Manbeck of Polk county, Iowa, and
Michael Maabcck Of Harrison county, Indiana tb,t
John Manbeck administrators ofJncob Manbeck. late
Of Harrison county, Ohio, deceased, has filed in tho
Probate court of said Harrison county. Ohio, his pe-
uiion as said administered against The said Benin-
min Manbeck, David ManbccIS, Michael Man eek,
and others defendants, praying for power TO sell. in
order to pay the debt Of said estate, all tina, part Of
the south west quarter OF section No l., Of township
No. 10, in range No, 5, situate in said Harrison coun-
~, Ohio, and in the Steubenvjlie land district, Of
which the said jacob Manbeck, deceased, has sei,.
cd aud possessed at the time of his death, Containing
ia acres more or less, And that said petition a
pending and will come on 10 be heard b. said court
on the 10th day Of March, 1885,
S. w. BOSTWlCK,
Feb. I, 1855, Attorney for petitioner. 3
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Those Certificates.

Our net5hbOr last week published a long
letter from the National Era, written from
Cadiz. aud signed by one "Amicus." This
letter is an apology for Know NOTTINGHAM
and contahs aoonsiderable quantity Of low
blackguardism in relation to our presen,
Congressman, Hon. A. Stuart.
II our peighbor when Publishing that let
ter, would have pub h:d some certificates
that be has in his possession in relation to
the character AMI standing of "Amicns,''
his readers could have formed an opinion
what kind Of an individual DR.. Bailey had
for a correspondent, and the kind ola man
that he was publishing after. Those certif
Gates, friend Hatton, would show what kind
of a person the Know Nothings in Harrison
county, have for a leader. Win you be SC
good as to favor your realers with ;hem?--
They would be interesting at this time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

GE~ The Republican. the Whjt paper in
Cadiz is down on the Kaow Nothjnss like a
THOUSAND OF brick. GJol,
GY'Extracts similar to the alb I'VE, (Which
we copy from the WsIlsbrr5h H,rall. a
know Nothing piper We fnl in a num.
Der Of oar exchanges. som, weeks sin ce
our neistbor was down Oh them; but ever
since that me nortbIe Klog N,thiny con
vention vas held in Ctliz. Rich ri has
changed his tune Considerably. Instead
OF being as stroasIy opposed to them as he
was then, he il nov half X 'ow Nothing
AMI half opposed to them. RcAlrl says
hat Jordan an a h.rl roll to trabel."
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Washington, Feb. ,.

I s- "9 i0uB ECU ,,
Senate not in session.
HousE.-The IIouse took up and passed
. thirty six private bills ccusiderd yes.
rday lu c,nnlitfee.
The House then went into committee Of
2 whole on the private calender.
The first bill On the is. being that extern
rg Colts patent for me improvement O
? arms for seven years, a motion was
sde to lay the same aside. on which a
gIhy discussion arose With reference t,
charges ofbribery at tie las, session to
ure 10 passage. sal the repo ! III
". appointed TO Investigate these char.
Z. The ~comnittee refused to lay aside
hill-rayes 20. says not counted.
he discussion on the testimony before
COMMITTEES vas eoptipgsi until adjourn
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OF n AFRICA.
gBAsToPoL NOT YET TAKEN.
Ong Week Later.

HAlIFGx. Jan. 81.
she Africa hiss srri'ed with Liverpool
to thc goth.
sr1psgEsk--At The eloss Of Friday.
! showed an advance Of Oh; Wheat
but n3t active At FL adsancr; talls
, slightly imrrosei during the weckn
hsed Al n advance Of 81.
. wnr news continues to be entirely
poslant.
ere il nothing daeiaivs before Sebas.
rotations are still IN progress; but
L y e~srsai0ly huOru. ~Ts.P.cting
narooL, Jim. i9,-Flour irm; good
g4@4sa; While Whsaa lie. ga q les.
lli,e C0FR 40. eafG46S MiAsd,
e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

SrAMEsE TwISs.-A letter was received
by q medical gentleman of this city, saws
the Cincinnati Commercial, from Doctor
B %'estler Of Lancaster, Ohio, one Of the old.
est AMI most efficient Of the profession in
the STATE, containing inform ,tioa Of the
birth Of a p,ir of human twins, connected
BY bonds somewhat resembling that Of the
Siamese T#ins. AZ tho latest advices the
little prodigy was living. bas was thought
100 feeble to survive.
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@Richard has 'Jo4r" moro EDITOR
ais in his last paper about the Sentinel and
its editor. 1t troubles our neighbor to see
us pursue a straightforward course in rela.
ton to Know ~Nothingism lie thinks that
if we would pursue the "half and half"
course that he has been pursuing for some
time. he might have some one to tell his
patrons who are giving him "hlil Colum.
bia continually who he is following as
an example. Come out nei!hbor, and be
either a Know Nothing or else an oppo.
nent to the ordel. By SO doing you will
receive m're credit from your patrons than
you are now receiving.
"By way of exhoriasion'' we have a word
OF advice to give our neighbor. You NAV
blackgusrd, berate. villify and abuse us
and our paper jus. as much as you please
during the coming campaign. And if vOu
cant do enough Of thai kind Of work YOUR
self, you may employ all the scribbIers and
OiaoN ieS' "ooa' town to assist you. And
when you get through, You will GaI that
1t has no cf'ct whatever upon us. We in
tend to oppose Know .'oshiugisn with all
the power that we are capable of using
Ana Ii you or your correspondents should
say anything about us, that needs a reply,
that reply shall be written in a proper man.
ner' Yoa may make just as much of a
BLACKBOARD of yourself as you choose; for
our plri we intend to leave that business
altogether to you and your black le., cor
respondents. We shall have no:hio, to do
with that kinl Of work DARN! the ooning
campsi5u. We believe tina. the principles
that we are 'ab1ring for will triumph, with,
out there being any necessity of putin.
ourselves in a similar position with you or
your correspondents. This frieaIly ADVICE
we rasi viii be heels4 BY y2u.
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FARM For REMT

THE subscriber wishes to rent his farm situated
in y~stferson county, one and a hall miles north easi az
Jefferson, five from the !. & ! Rail Road The farm
contains 100 acres; 80 Of cleared land Ii Is 4 good
qnali.y Of soil, lays well, good barn, orchard And
house, The above farm viii be rented on reasena
bic terms, For further information encuifo al tha
owner AZ biz ~rosiience in Cadis, Harrison county.
or by letter. EDWARIJ WAIKTW =
FEBRUARY 4. 1884
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Washington, Feb. 3.

H AuJ PFD. y
szTATE-Nr Belg.r gave notice thst
pm Monday neg. be shoald propose the
repeal Of so much Of the sob section OF
ahe Ihe law to establish judicial courts of
She U. 5. as authorizes the taking of den
~ositioRs without notice.
A bill for the relief Of the private armed
brig Gen. Armstrong was lskeA up.
Mr.. Benjamin spoke at length, and op-
e'pFed the bill,
The bill was debated Ivy Benjamin,
;eSnrd and Clayton and Bayqrd until al.
onrnment.
Adjourned til Monday,
HoUsB-The House passed a bill for
he relief Of Belden & Company. remit.
ng duties on goods conf scated in Mex
10.
Add,
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Coal Col. RoBERra has commenced
running coal into this city, on the steubsn-
vile and Indiana Railroad. Several car
loads we're brought 10 the latte, part Of last
week. and il went off rapidly, We wish
the Colonel success in shis new enterprise.
URig.
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RSThc first liquor case since the recent
decision OF the Supreme Court, came off in
Hamilton county a few days since. The
transgrssor was find $50 aud sent to Jail
for 20 dave.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

Esrour representative in Congress, Hon
A Stuart voted against the passage of the
French Spoilation Bill.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

Ed The exposition AMI oath OF Know
Nothingism in another column, may be re.
lied on as being perfectly correct, let the
members of that order, deny it as much as
choose.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

G97Aad 'rson R. Dsmpster, a disting +.
uished citiE,n of Loessille, G .rroll county,
Ohio. departed this life a few days since.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

EEA powler mill az W,lkesb,rra. Pa.
exploded a few days since; killing two per
sons and woucling several others.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

EE-fbe steubenviIie Union thinks that
the city Of S~'eubenville should make nm ef.
fort to have the mex State Fair held in tina.
city. We second the motion, and pledge
ourselves that Cad;z will give sometime
towards having it held there.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

GE The old Connecticut Blus Law are a.
bout being revived in Mass ,chu,e IS. This
is one Of the beauties Of K og N 1Lhin g.
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Eg-"e give in full on our first page the
temperance law aud the recent decision of
Supreme Court. Let :hem be lived up
to.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

Ey-Miss Julia Dean has quit the stage
and got married to Dr.. EInyne, Of South
Carolina.
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NEW ADVERTTsEMNTS

Notice to Jutices Of the Peace,
CWAN'S REVISED Statutes of Ohio for 1854, are
- received and ready for distribution at the Clsrs,s
office, Harrison county, Ohio.
Oct. 2l, Isl. CHARLESPATTERSON. Clnrk
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MEDlLL, of fairfield county.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, of Lucas county.
FoR JUICES OF THE surRsNF COURT,
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont county.
Roberto WARDEN, ofFranklin
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, of COlumbiana county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN 6. B3ESLlN, Of Seneca county.
FOR sECRET.RY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVrfT, ofFranGl;a county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK, of Jefferson county.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC W REs,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN, of Lucas county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-07

ETA woman named Mrs. Mary Colley
WIS burned y dsathia Washington. Ohio,
on The 29.h VII,
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Bogus Election.

The reported election of Mr.. HARLty, an
U. ). Senator from Iowa, is s,me.hinr of
a tog4s affair. The Chicago Times saws
that on the oh inst, pur4a 4nt to d ~liourn-
ment' the two housas mel in joint coasen-
ton and allotted for Senator several times
without effect, and then postponed The cleo
lion TIL the SAturlty f,lowt y at 10 A. NJ.
GA Saturday the two houses met in their
respective chamber III 0 O'Clock, an pro.
ceeded to Business. The Sense then. on
motion, adjourneI til Monlly. Now h.
standing this adjournment Of IL. BODY. IN,
Wing Senator's went into the hall Of the
House OF Rep esentatiyos inliyilu ,lIy, and
the House recognizing them as til, Senate
in lis org .nizel cap .city. proceeded to hall
lot FIR Seat,or. In this way HARLAN VS.
elected. The legality of the G %ection, e!Fec.
ted by this disregard Of the form, OF law,
is 10 b. tested 1t is a,qtes,ion to be deci.
ded by the United States Sena!e--CGa. E,o.
HE PRodREsS OF MEDICAL ScIExcE.--
We have just examined a new and mark.
ed evidence Of this caption, in a compound
from the East, prepared by DR.. J. q. Aver,
Of Lowell, Mass. DR.. Aver is 4 ieen
Chemist, md combines the constituents Of
this remedy in stric! acc ,rdance with chem
ical principles. There is nothing secret q,
bout it, but the whole composition and pro.
cess is freely published and made known
70 the Medical Profession. We have the
Formula with full particulars, in the Doc.
tors W hand wiring, an must in SINGER
;ty say of it and the medicine, that they
show a skill and intrinsic merit which IL
worthy of all commentator. The Mcdi.
cine has in diseases Of The throat aud lungs.
been fully tested BY all the Medical Col.
leyes and most Of our eminent Medical
men, and is as far as | know highly ap.
plaujed by them.
While therefore, | am most heartily %.
posed to the recommendation of all secret
remedies, | can cordially and in my ca
pacity Of Physician, properly recommend
the Cherry Pectoral to all.
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Ey-Thsre ID considerable of railroad fe.
yer in 81. Cl~airsyil,e at this time.
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Democratic SeutiiteI.
CADIz, OHIO.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, ........FE Z. 1859
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with that will of the majority, when express
ed in lawful manner, though it may conflict
with your personal preference. SO long a. it
does not conflict with the gran State, or
subordinate constitutions, tho Constitution
Of the Unitel States of America, or that Of
the State in which you reside; an | that YOU
will not, u1ler any circumstances whatever
knowingly + connen! al unworthy person
70 ini %iation, nor suf.r it I'd bs done. If in
your power to prevent it. You furthermore
promise AMI declare, that you will not vo,.
nor give -FOUR influence for any man for any
Office in the gift of the people, unless he be
an American born citizen, in favor OF Amer.
icans-born ruling America; nor il he be a
Roman Catholic; and that you will not un,
der any circumstances, expose the name Of
any member Of TIM order. nor reveal the
existence oi such at organization. To all
the foregoing you bind yourselves, under
no loss penalty than that OF being expelled
from this order. and Of having your am
posted and circulated throughout the differ.
eut~ councils Of the United States, as a per.
juror, and as a traitor to Col and YOU
country. as being unfit TO be employed and
countenaucsd, or supported ia any
ba- mess transaction. as a person totally IN
worthy The confidence Of al good men, and
one at whom the finger Of scorn should
be pointed. So help you Golr'(Each
answers, II do.")
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oFoeF ol the otar opan5led blnner." No
vassel could be more seryile than the dupeJ
ones w~hossenter their Councils. take their
obligations, AMI obey their laws.
We are glad, however, to have it in GU,
power, to say, that those wao were misled
as to the objects and purposes of the order,
and thus Induced into their Councils, are
early leaving them, AMI coaiemnins til,
whole matter 10 the most uumeasursd terms.
Against such we have not one word Il
say--it is the lot Of m IN to err. Bat for
the dem leaders of the order,
who are bowling around the public crib.
with the ferocity Of hungry w,ipes, there is
nothing left but exposure and disgrace.
Again we say the days of darkness
signs, and mystery are over with the asa.
preme Order" or whatever other name IL
may now assume. ard it would be policy in
those who have entered these dens in DARK.
ness, to leave as they entered, "Eef hand
up--rgM on their heart before the gen.
eral oonaagration begins,
Already is the star of democracy glori.
ously ascending the political sky. aud al.
though, for a time. obscurei by the clouds
Of bigotry AMI religious intolerance. its eff.
fulgent rays are yet unlimmed, as the star
guided the wise men from the east in their
pilgrimage. SO will It ultimately lead to the
triumph Of the principles Of Freedom and
E7na' ny throughout the vofl..