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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-02-27

FAcTs ABOUT FRIDAY.-From time Imme-
mortal Friday has been frowned upon as day
of i'll omen. And though this prejudice is
less prevalent now than of yore, when super
stition had general sway, yet there are many,
even ia this matter of fact age of ours, who
would hesitate, on day so inausplcons, to
begin an undertaking of momentous import.
And now many brave mariners, whose hearts
unquaiIed could meet the widest fury Of their
ocean home, would blanch even to bend their
sails on a Friday. But to show with how
much reason this feeling is indulged, let us
examine the following important facts, in con-
uection with our settlement and greatness as
a nation and we will see how great cause we
Americans have to dread the fatal day.
On Friday, August 3, 1892, Christopher
Columbus sailed on his great voyage of dis
covery.
On Friday, Oct IL. 1892. he first discover
ed land
On Friday, Jan. 4, 1895, he sailed on his
return to Spain, which, if he had not reached
in safety, the happy result would never have
been known which led to the settlement Of
this vast continent
On Friday, March II. 1893, he arrived at
Palos in safety
On Friday, November 22. 1494, he arrived
at Hispanola, on his second voyage to Aneri-
ca.
On Friday, june II 1894, he, though un-
known to himself, discovered the continent ef
America.
On Friday, March S, 1895, Henry VII of
England gave to John Cabot his commission.
which led to the discovery of North America,
This is the first American State paper in Eng
land.
On Friday, September I, 1865, 8Ielendrez
founded St Augustine, the oldest settlement
iu the United States by more than 40 years.
On Friday. November 10, 1920, the May
flower with the Pilgrims, made the harbor OF
Provincatown. Aud on the same day signed
that august compact. the forerunner of our
present glorious Constitution.
On Friday, December %, 1925, the Pill
erims made their final landing on Plymouth
Rock
On Friday, February %, 1872. George
Washington, the father of American freedom
was born.
On Friday, june Is, 1T76, Bunker Hill
was seized aud fortified.
On Friday, October I, 1I7T, the surrender
of Saratoga was made, which had such a
powerful influence in inducing France TO de-
clare for our cause.
On Friday, September %, 1880, the trea-
son of Arnold, was laid bare, which saved US
from destruction.
On Friday, Oct. 10. 17S1, the surrende;
at Yorktown. the crowuing glory Of the Amer
lean arms
On Friday, June !, 1776 the motion was
made in Congress by john Adams, seconded
by Richard Henry Lee, that the United Col
onies were, and of right ought to be free and
indepcndant.
Thus. - numerous examples, we see that,
however 1t may be with other nations, Amer
leans need never dread to begin on Friday
any undertaking, however momentOus it may
be --Norto!k Beqcon.
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APPEALS.

FE>AKE NOTICE. that the appeals will be held
for Cambria county, for the year 1856. as
follows, to wit:
Allegheny township, at School House No. Q in
said township, on Monday, the 18th day Of Feb
ruary next.
~Clearfeld township. at the house Of John Fl.
Douglass in said township, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of February next.
White township, at School House No in said
township, on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF Febru-
airy next
Chest township, at the School House near R.
J. Proudfoot's, Thursday, the 2lst day of Feb
ruary next.
Susquehanna township, at the house of Matthew
Conrad in said township, on Friday the ed day
of February next.
Carroll township, at the School House in Car
roLtown in said township, on Saturday the 23d
day Of February next. y ~ ..
Blacklck township, at the house of Adam Mea-
kin in Belsano, on Monday the 18th day of Feb
ruary next.
Munster township, at the house Of
in said township, on Tuesday the 2eth day
If February next.
Washington township, at the School House near
the Foot of Plane No. in saidtownship, on We'd
nesday the 9th day OF February next.
Summtville borough. at the School House in
said borough, on Thursday the 2Sth day of Feb
ruary next.
Loretto borough, at the School House in said
"S-SooN' "a N---NJ 49, -oN- 10y - -N"Ay
next.
Ebcnsburg borough, at the Court House in said
borough, On Thursday the 18th day of March
next.
Cambria township, at the Court House in Eb-
ensburg. ON Friday the 14th day Of March next.
Summerhill township, at the School House in
Jefferson in said township, on Monday the 18th
day of March next.
Richland township; at the house of Jacob Kring
in said township, on Tuesday the 18th day Of
March next.
Conemaugh No. 8. at the School House near
Singers in Conemaugh township, on "Wednesday
the 18th day of March next
Conemaugh borough, at School House No. ] in
said borough, on Thursday the Goth day of March
next.
Johnstown borough, at the Mansion House in
said borough, on Friday the 2lst day of March
next.
Conemaugh No. /, at the School House. In
Gambia city, in Conenlaugh township, on Satur-
dap the 22d Gay of March next.
Conemaugh No. =, at the School House near
John uedrick, Esq. in Conemaugh township, on
Monday the oath day Of March next.
Jackson township, at the house Of Henry Ra-
ger in said township, ON Tuesday the 25th day of
March next.
JOHN II. DOUGLASS, ! -4l
A. LITTLE,
Attest: GEO c. X. ZAHM.
Commissioners Office }
Etensburg, Jan. %, 1856,
n. Is. The Commissioners will close st o'clock
P. N. of each day.
TJohnstown q Echo copy.l
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A Farm, for Sale |.

FElHE subscriber offers for sale his farm: situate
a adjoining the town of Jefferson, Cambria
co.. Pa. containing one hundred acres, sixty acres
of which are cleared and in good state Of cul-
tivation, having thereon erected good two story
frame house, with basement story, wash house
smoke house, and an excellent bank barn with
sheds. Also a never failing spring of water con-
verient TO the house. There are numerous excel
lent springs on the premises and good orchard.
Also abundance of limestone, Stone coai, Iron
ore, and lime kiln, all convenient to the Allie
gheny Portage Rail Road, and within one fourth
of mile of the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
For further particulars inquire of the subscribe!
ON the premises, or of Wm. r. Hughes in Jeffer-
son. JAMES YOUNG.
Jefferson, January, 80, 1s56.-7t.s
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nUR FRIENDS ARE INVITED TO
W call at HoI.Nrs & YorNG's ~M


Store, on Main Street, and ex- szSEENe,
anime one of TIE finest and lar Nzsszs==zzfzEesA
gest lots of Watches ever (without exception)
brought to this county. They are all of the new
est style and superior to anything heretofore
made.
Cylinder watches Of beautiful style and size.
suitable for young men or ladies. Hunting-case
siver-detached Levers, full -cwelled, and warran-
ted-$16, Sl7, and So Silver Lepine Ss,T5 10
sl1. Hunting-cases, Sl4 to Sl5- Also, splen
did assortment of Bard & Wilson's celebrated 1G
caret patent angular Nib Pens, each one warran-
ted not to break.
All persons that love good sight, would do wcll
to try the justly celebrated Perifocal Spectacles,
of which we have full supply for all ages.
We will just say, in conclusion. that we are
thankful for the liberal share of business We have
received, and viii always endeavor to please and
suit our kind customers
HOLMES s. YOUNG.
Persons wanting honest goods and fair deal
ing, will please look for the sign of the GOLDEN
WATCH. @
Johnstown, Dec. 5, 1855.
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WE, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county, do report that we have carefully exanin-
ed the accounts and vouchers of receipts and ex-
pendtures of the aforesaid County Commissioners,
from the thirteenth day of January, A. D. 1855,
until the niheteenth day of January, A. d. 1856,
(the latter day included) and find them correct.
as is also the foregoing statement of outstanding
debts.
Witness our hands at the Commissioners Of
fee. at Ebensburg, the 22d day of January, A. ID.
1856. JOSEPH H0UGE.
NJ. d. WAGNER,
Auditors
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Ebensburg. january 80, 1866.
sEvAsT0PoL TAKEN.
The E'iTsI OE the ScaEO

tEzt 81 Ok tAS SScAeOh.
ENDWARD ROBERTS has just received from
Il "a the east, and has ready for sale full and
complete assortment of
FALL d WINTER GOODS
including every article of fancy, dress or plain
goods that can be asked for in a country store,
either for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. His stock
consists of general variety of cacoes, merinoes,
apacas delaines, linens muslins. laces, etc. for the
ladies, together with boots shoes, hats and fun
selection of winter stuffs for the ntlemen.
For the housekeeper he has laid in stock of
FRESH GROCERIES.
embracing every article under that head, together
with tin-ware, carpeting, carpet chain, sheeting
shirting. etc, etc.
For the farmer he has fish, salt and other arti
cles required by the public generally.
In short he has his storeroom filed with articles
in every department of trade, from which the
needy can select TO suit their wants
G5-Country produce taken in exchange for goods
at the market value and goods sold cheap to cash
caustomers. Come and see.
Ebensburg. Nov. Z, 1355-tf
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a Capital Hit.

The man who, in a land and an age ike His, is
honestly declaiming against the temporal intu-
ence of the poor Pope; and earnestly warning mis-
cnuntrylnen against the political arts of tie poor
Catholics ought to have lived at least in the last
century, and followed the Spanish Cavalier in his
crusade against wind mills. Nor have we any
more 10 fear-FfOa bae infur Of foreign clements
iato our 6o9y poltic he cbaracte and habits of
tte miagLed races Of the old lcos}d. Though for
eign immigration were increased hundred fold
il would no more alarm a thoughtful man, tor the
safety of our free institutions. than do the thou
sand rivers, that pour their varied elements into
the sea, alarm philosopher for the purity of the
mighty and assimilating ocean. The nation is al
ready, in all its grand clements of charact per-
manently Anglo American and wise man would
just sincerely fear to dine ON salmon, lest he
himself, should become great fish; or to break
his fast bird, lest he should sprout with feath-
ers and wings, as to have q fear lest this Ameri-
can nationality be essentially or injuriousy mod
flied by any foreign elements that may flow into
it.-ReU, Charles WadSseo1fA.
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EgRD'S NEW ST0IE!
NcwGCodsil

TUSHE subscriber takes this method Of informing
n the citizens Of Loretto, and the public gen.
orally, that be is now receiving and opening at
his New>Sto Room, one mile North OF Loretto,
Cambria codnty, Pa, one Of the Largest and best
assorted stock of goods ever brought to this sec
ton Of cenntry. The stock consists in part of the
following articles viz: Broad Cloths, Cassnetts,
Cassimeres, Satinets, Merinoes, Delaines and Al
pacas. Of all qualities and prices.
A large variety of Ginghams, Poplins, Calicoes
and Ladies Dress Plaids of the latest styles and
at very low prices together with fine assortment
of Braid and Silk Bonnets, Cap and Bonnet Rib
bons and Dress Trimmings.
a large quantity of ready made Clothing for
old and young folks. Drugs Paints & Medicines
A large assortment mantle, eight day, and thirty
hour clocks. Queensware, GLASSWARE and tinware,
IN fact every article necessary for family pur-
poses. Hardware of ali Descriptions Grocer
les & Confectionaries. in abundance will be kept
constantly on hand and at fair prices.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his nu-
merous customers and friends. for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on him since his commence
ment in business on Tunnel Hill, and would still
be thankful TO greet all of his old customers and
as many more new ones, viii favor :lim With
call at his New Stand.
Goods viii be sold as heretofore at the lowest
shade of profit, as his motto has been. and will
continue to be g Small ProJits and Quick lie
turns"
All Kinds of Country Produce taken in e1-
change for goods-noney will not be refused.
Intending to do business strictly on the one
price principle, that is the lowest selling price
will be asked, from which their viii be DO abate-
ment ChildreR viii be enabled to get fair value
for their money. equal to grown persons.
Call at the NEW STORE, on Henry M'G uire's
old Saw Mil property, mile from Loretto.
WILLIAM d. HURD.
January 9, 1856.
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A Farm for Sale.

FE1FIE undersigned offers for sale a beautiful
il farm, consisting of 1916 acres, 75 acres oi
which are cleared, upon which is erected two
dwelling houses. a large underground barn, and
contains much valuable timber, a good sugar
grove, and a good orchard. A public road passes
between the house anu barn. The farm is situa-
ted 8 miles south of Johnstown and within +.
miles of Scalptown. adjoining lands Of j. Bsrkies
j. Rose and others.
For further particulars address s. J. Fa-os
Belsano. Cambria CO., Pa. or Thomas Hayes
Johnstowu, Cambria CO., Pa.
s. J. HAYES.
Jan. 80. 1s5e.-st.
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PROTEST AGAINST REcIPRoCITY.-In the Cana
da House of Assembly on the 18th, the Quebec
Board of Trade protested against any extension of
reciprocity with the United States. The Board
in question composed mainly of old fogles, and
it is not believed that their protest will influence
in anv decree the action of Parliament
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Tavern Stand for Renf.

T HE subscriber MI offer his Tavern Stand. in
! the Borough of Loretto, for rent, for one or
more years. The house is large and spacious, a
good pump at the door, with a cistern in the
kitchen yard, which will hold 400 gallons OF
water, wash house with a bake oven under COW
er. A stable capable of holding ten to twelve
horses, with granery attached, the garden lots
are good. Possession of the premises given on
the first day of April, 1856. For further partic-
ulars inquire of the subscriber residing on the
premises.
p. SHIELDS.
Loretto Jan. 16 1886.
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FOR SALE.

NHAT well known Tavern Stand in Summit
| vie at the Head of No. 5, recently occupied
by Samuel M'Clelland. It will be sold on rea-
sonable terms, and an indisputable title gwen
If not sold at private it will be exposed t. public
sale at the Court House in Ebensburg, on Wednes-
day, of the first week of the March Court, at one
O'Clock, Z. NJ.
Apply to Major james Speer, Blairsviile, or the
undersi gned at Ebensburg.
MICHAEL DA Y MAGEHAN.
February Is ,1856.-ts.
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tveen Northun, berland and Sn1bury, are compile
tod and coal is now taken over the road to AHil-
iiansport. Pa, aud Elmira and other places, in
New York. The cars OF the Philadelphia and
Sunbury company, it is said, are to be used in ta-
king the coal from the mines in Northumberland
county to ElmiIa and intermediate places.
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g-It is understood that tariff bill is to be re-
ported in Congress fixing port duty on al goods
made i'll whole and part, of wool, silk, cotton,
hemp, fax, etc. at so per cent. and admitting
wool, dye stutfs, raw silks and all raw materials
free.
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MILLARD FILLMORE was in Italy, at last ac-
counts, looking ttrt, resy. young and happy. Per-
haps he is living on hope for the result in No
vember next, mixed in with little beef and
mutton
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barber and Hair-Dresser.

PIE undersigned would respectfully inform his
| I'd customers. that he has removed his shop
to the Office formerly occupied by DIR. Eylandt,
tColonade. Row. where he will be happy to give
all persons visiting his shop a clean shave, OF
the hair cut in the most improved STYLE
w. A. KENNEDY.
Ebensbarg, October 81, 1856.
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ADJOURNED
Orphans Court Sale.

p Y virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
-He Cambria county, there will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House in Ebensburg, on
Monday, the Bird day Of March, nert. at 1 O'clock
A NJ, the following described real estate, to wit
All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate
in Summerhill township, Cambria county, adjoin-
lag lands of John Skelly. William A. Skelly,
James ID. Hamilton and others, containing one
hundred and fifty-6ve acres more or less, about
thirty-five acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected hewed log house and a cabin
barn, never failing spring near the honse, a
splendid young orchard, all grated of the most
choice fruit, and a good meadow all in good cul-
tivation for Turning, in about one and half miles
from Jefferson, along the plank read leading from
Jefferson to E6ensburg, and the most choice
kind of wood for Locomotive use, and lumber,
late the property of Philip Skely deceased.
Terms Of Srte.-One third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid confirmation of sale, and the bal
aDce in two equal annual payn ents, with interest,
to be secured by the Bonds and Mortgage Of the
purchaser.
JOHN SKELLY.
Admir-. Of Philip Skelly deed.
February 6, 1856.
g Echo copy times and charge this Office.
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Orphans Court sale.

eY VIRTUE of a Pluries order of the Orphans
ES Court of Cambria county, there will be ex-
posed to public sale on the premises, Saturday,
23d Of February, next, at l O'Clock, Z. NJ, the
following property, part of the real estate oil
James il. MDermitt, late of Chest township,
viz:
A SAW MILL AND FORTY ACRES OF LAND
in the township aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, viz: Beginning at a post at the S.
f. end of the tract, thence South 354 degrees
West, by tract in name of Thomas Penrose, loo
perches to post, thence North fifty four degrees
West - perches to post. thence South 50a de-
grees West ~ perches TO a post, thence by the
residue of the tract, North . degrees East 10
perches to post, thence by land of J. E. NJ
Dernitt South SO degrees East 1O2 perches to
the place Of beginning.
Terms Of Sate.-One third of the purchase
money to BE paid ON confirmation of the sale by
the Orphans Court, the remainder in two equal
annual payments with interest, to be secured by
the Bond and Mortgage of the purchaser.
lanes JASIEs M'DERMITr, sl,,5EIs Executors.
February 6, 1856.
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- Gre vas diseovered, on Friday. 15t

! GA FIRE was discovered, on Friday. 18th ult.,
an the rear of the 81. Lawrence Hotel, Philadei-
Phia-' The damages are set down at S20oO-ful-
ly insured.-Whjle the fire was raging in the Ho-
Tel, lady who was confined to bed in one of the
rooms, adjacent to the fire, with iufiamatory rheu
Inatism, had been entirely forgotten, until it was
TOO late to reach her through the fire and smoke
raftes got OF the roof and hallowed to her to not
oPei ttie uooF OF her room, but to endeovor to
reach the window, and hoist it. 50 as 70 asca,,e
stranguiatlon from the smoke She did so and
the parties on the roof, fearful that she would lear
from the window, encouraged her bv co,,,ors; ~
with her, making her believe that she was II, mo
danger; they kept up the conversation until the
fire was put out, aud on reaching where she wa.
they found that the fright had effected an entire
cure-hUa Democrat
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GA bill for the abolition of capital punish
ment was rejected in the Ohio Legislature Thurs
daV Of last week.
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APPEALS.

AFFEA Is.
TgyHE appeals fer the year 1856 in the following
u townships have been postponed, and will be
held as folows:-
In Susquehanna township, at the house of Ma
thew Conrad On Wednesday the 26th day of
March inst.
In Chest township at the School House near
r. Proutlfoot's on Thursday the 9th inst.
In White township at the School House no. 1.
in said township Friday the 2Sth inst
In Ciearfeld township at the house of John ii.
Douglass on Saturday the goth inst.
In Allegheny township at the School House No
g. in said township ON Monday 3lst inst.
JOHN II. DOUGLASS.
JAMES S. CLARKE.
AUGUSTIN LITTLE.
Commissioners Office /
March 9Th 1856.
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g5s-The Passenger trains on the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad. are now running regularly between
Sunbury aud Williamsport.
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For the Democrat and Sentinel.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
I am composed Of II letters.

MIbUtIIaN5UIs LalItS uIIs'
I am composed of IL letters.
MyI,4, Il, II, IS, 13 is used to equip a
Ny I, 9, 10, 10. 1a, 8 is used in oOHneo-
ton with liquor.
Ny II, 13, 9. IS, 13 is the name of no.
. ted physician.
Nv, 13, IT, Is is what the ladies are
fond of.
Ny 2, 10, 10, 13 is what is not defled.
My s, 8. IS. 0is what is not sweet
My 6, 8. II, 10, 1 is what misers do.
bly, u, Is. 10. 3. Is is term applied to
ladies.
Ny whole is the name and address of one
of the most noted writers of n. A.
BEAULA ACADEMY.
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G%Among the deaths of the past year We're
seventy-one soldiers of the Revolution. There are
but few left.
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mo THE HON. GEORGE TAYLOR, Esq, Pres
ident, and his Associates, Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county.
The petition of the subscribers, citizens of the
United States, residing in the borough Of Ebens
burg, in SAID county, humbly represents, that
they are desirous 10 continue the sale of yinous
and spirituous auois, in quantities not less than
quart, at the old stand, ON High street. in said
borough, and that they are well prepared for that
purpose. TEey, therefore, pray your Honors to
grant them license to sell liquors during the en-
suing year, according to the act of Assembly, ap-
proved the 14th day of April, A. D. 1850 enti-
tied an Act to restrain The sale Of Intoxicating
Liquors"
r. IT. TUDOR,
MILTON ROBERTS,
Under the firm of Tudor & Roberts
Ebcnsburg. February s, 1856.
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NOTICE.

To the Creditors Of the Huntington, Cambria and
Indiana Iurnptse Road Company
That the Court of Huntingdon county at the
January term, 1856, directed to be paid to credi-
tors tro per cent. ON their claims which former
dividends have been declared-whieh viii pay
on the presentation of their certificates of deposit
by themselves or their agents.
JOHN S. ISEI'T, Sequestrator.
SprL ce Creek, February 13, lS56-3t..
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DIED.

On Saturday 10th February in Washington
township, Mr.. DANIEL 4. DIMoND, aged sc
years.
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n. ID. MEYER.

H. T.. kHEFER,
Attorney at Law, and
A GENT for the Lycoming Mutual Insurance
IN Company.
Counsel given in the English and German
languages.
ofice on High Street, Ebcnsburg, Penn'a.
Feb 6. 1S56.-1ly.
EUST received at the store of EDWARD ROB
- ERTS.
LOCO lbs Cod Fish.
10 half Brls Herring. and
<, 10 half Brls Mackerel;
Feb. 6. 1856
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a REMARKABLE FAcr.-A Washington letter
in the Baltimore Sun contains the following par
agraph:>
'' 1t is worthy Of note that in the United States
there are 3,900,000 Roman Catholics, whilst IN
the Senate ard Honso of Representatives there is
but one member of each who even makes profeS-
SION OF that faith. In the cabinet, the Supreme
court OF the United States, the Senate and House,
tnefe Is not single foreign-born citizen. Surely,
. Americans ruling America"