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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-18

DEATH OF CAPT THOMAS PErICRu.--We re-
gret to see by the following announcement III
the Charleston Standard, the death Of Capt.
Petigr:l, gentleman whom we knew well and
esteemed highly:
We were panied, yesterday, to learn Of the
sudden death of Captain Thomas Petisru. late
of the United States Navy. lie was on bis
plantation, in Abbeville District, when he was
attacked with somewhat severe indiSposition
on Monday last, and though he rallied anl there
were hopes of his speedy recovery, he died at
about o'clock OIL Friday morning. He was
one of those who suffered under the action Of
the late board for improving the efficiency Of
the Navy, and has not survived the opportunity
of invoking Justice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-18

March l8
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13
For the Pioneer.
County Treasurer.

Mr.. EDITOR Il ask you to publish in
the Pioneer the following articles from
Republican journals in adjoining coun-
ties, with two exceptions,) in reference
to my candidacy for the Office of Trea-
surer of Wyandot County. desire
to return thanks to my editorial friends
for the very handsome manner in which
they have seen proper to speak of me in
connection with that Office. Whether /
receive the nomination or not, their kind
ness win ever be remembered and oppor-
tunities to reciprocate eagerly embraced !.
In this connection, also, would tender
my thanks to those Republicans in differ
ent parts of the county who have welcon..
ed me into the field, and given assurances
of their support. If / am nominated. it
must be by the unbought suffrages of the
Republican party, through their delegates
in the convention. / have not, neither
shall |, spend an hour in traversing the
county begging votes or endeavoring to
influence Republicans in their selection
of delegates. To the unbiased Judgment
of the Republican party of Wyandot I
submit my claims, and shall cheerfully
acquiesce in the result.
GEO. w. KEEN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

50 Mn. .Mveer.Pleasea announce my name as .
candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the
decision ofthe Republican County Convention.
Being Republican in principle and action, it
is reasonable to conclude that am opposed to
the Breslinisms of the day, which have made
roguery rampant in our State, and filled honest
men and tax payers with yirtnous indignation.
If honored with the confidence of the conyen-
tion and the people, shall endeayof to dis
charge the duties of the Office faithfully, with
out deeming such service sacrifice" espe.
cially in view of the ''eight hundred yearr"
GEORGE w. KEEN.
Upper Sandusky,..July %, 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

ment of the rottenness that was then
in Denmark, st the time of the building
Of the same. A @
Gentlemen Democrats! we are after
you now, and no asistakei Sauirm as
much as yoa please, we are going to car
w the war into Africa-yet we do so
feeling sorry to see you get excited this
hot weather and although cleansing the
Augean stables was pastime to the
work we shall be compelled to do In un-
masking your political filth and corrup-
ton, still we mean to do our mhole duty
to the people, in ferreting out the abuses
which you have heaped upon them, that
they may Judge what you will do for
them in the future by what you have
done. TO them in the past.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

"HoPE HE'LL W1N.-We see by the
Wyandot Pioneer, that GEo. w. KEEN,
formerly of this place. and late editor Of
that paper, is announced as candidate
for the Office of county Treasurer. We
do not believe the people OF Wyandot viii
get more trustworthy man for the place.
Hope you will win, George." Salem
( Col. CO. Republicau,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13
To the Voters Of Wyandot County.

To tie Voters Of Wyandot County.
GENTLEMEN II announce myself, an Inde-
pendent Candidate, at the Fall Election--as
your candidate for County Treasurer; promis.
ng, if elected to attend to the duties of the of-
fee with honesty and dispatch and, being in
Identified with neither of the two great parties of
of the day, it is reasonable to suppose, that ]
have not fallen into their swindling operations,
which of late has made honest men tremble and
taxpayers groan ;and in view of the above
named facts, offer myself public sacrifice f Z
the public good, (and eight hundred year.)
S. II. HUNT.
Upper sandusky, July 18th 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13
THE COURT HOUSE FRAUD,

We this week begin laying before
our readers, and the citizens of the coun
ty generally, the facts in relation to the
6eytties of Locofoco mas management in
county affairs, but more particularly at
this time, do we wish to call the attention
of the people to the ASTOUNDING DE-
VELOPEMENTS. of the frauds commit
ted under the auditoriai management of
G. R. Mott Esqr. upon the Taxpayers in
reference to the building Of the court
house in Upper Sandusky.
The report which we to-day publish,
shows couclusively that the people Of
Wyandot county, in the building of the
court house,alone, were swindled out Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
sum Of money was, in all probability, ia
ken from the Golfers Of the people to en-
rich POLITICAL FAyoRITEs "
The facts. gentlemen of the pro-slave-
ry, Douglas Democracy, zoe have and wiaz
publish them, as fast as time will admit;
a & ID u
not for your benefit alone, bat that the
people may know that political corrup-
ton is not confined to the capital, and
that John G.. Breslin is not the only Dem
Oerot who uses the peoples money for bis
own benefit, and then refuses to pay it
back! - .ss..s.e- =
For some weeks back the .immacuzqie
have. sneeringly asked us. (and endeayor-
ed to make themselves jocose ever their
stale witticisms.) } the. question, " uden Is
old Joe going TO mako that yeports" The
wise man said there was time for all
things, and the time is.come for you to
see the report, and if you do not, before
getting from under the damning array Of
official Encouragement, find "Jordan q
hard road, to travel" call us q lying
prophet--for in this case you have no
Gibson to saddle your guilt upon. You
must "face the music" There's no
lodging this masterany longer.
It is said that under that MODEL. ad
ministration; John Welch, Ethan Terry
and Isaac Wolgamithe Commissioners,
were parties to the fraud. in making the
extra appropriation not authorized BY
law and it is also claimed that these
men were az gentlemen Of unimpeaeha-
bic character and integrity, and not.be-
ing posted in buildicg court houses mot
understanding. the lasy--meaaing to dol
right, were easily imposed upon BY the
men behind the throne, who were put
ting into their own pockets the shln of
$1,000. Perhaps this is true, and Ne
do not char. upon the Commissionersy
that they were l,.. owingly a party to thef
extra appropriations. as they had for
their legal adviser man full of knowl-
edge in general and much lea. med in~the
law in particular. Besides, wes know
them to be men Of sterling integrity. bs.t
yet, as "Oid Bullion" would saw. thew
let the people get ''terribly bamboozled." :" {
Next week the original contracts aud 1T
bonds will be forthcoming. showing what .
he court house soas to have been built 6
for--- what kind of house-=that the peo- !,
pie may see what kind oftding they have I
got. in the place of what they 6asgained I
for. To-day the court house. costing
Sl2. 900. still stands. Standing monu- |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

of limitation clearly bars the same. Be-
lieving that the foregoing opinion covers
all the propositions submitted to me by
your letter. ! am
Very Truly Yours
G. w. BERRY. Z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

We hope our readers will excuse us
for lack of the usual variety of news
items, DC. The court house report takes
up nearly all of the paper.we had this
week to devote to general Intelligence.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

See advertisement Of Charley McGill
in to-day's paper. Charles is a first class
musician, and can do all he promises
Those interested in music had better give
him call.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

"TREAsURER OF WYANDoT CoUNTY.-
We learn fromthe Wyandot Pioneer, that
Mr.. G. w. KEEN, recently editor Of the
Pioneer, is mentioned as candidate for
Treasurer of that county. We hope Mr.
KEEN will sacceed, not only in obtaining
nomination. but in being elected. By
his untiring efforts in behalf of Repubfi-
can principles, he deserves well at the
hands of the Republican party in his
county. Without any particular know
ledge of the facts in the case. we willven-
ture the assertion that in his efforts to
furnish- an efficient county paper-one
that would give character and influence
to the party-he has made ten times the
pecuniary sacrifice of any other one per-
SON in the COUNTY, at least such is the
experience of most editors. III Hancock
.7etfeysouia,a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

In Texas, Gen. Sam. Houston has been
defeated by about 10000 votes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

In Kentucky, the democrats have car
ried the state by 10000 majority.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

"LET MERIT BE REwA.pED.--We mo-
tlce from the Wyandot Pioneer, that our
friend, Gro. w. KEEN, formerly editor Of
that paper, is announced as candidate
for nomination, by the Republicans, for
the Office of County Treasurer. No bet
ter erselection could be made, and we hope
Brother KEEN viii succeed. ."-7gsn 1ls-
bu7ae.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

In Iowa, the New Constitution has been
defeated by from, 400, to 600. majority
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

Rollins. Am. has been elected COVER
nor OF Missouri, by about 1000 majority.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

formally relet the same to John H. Junk
ins, for the sum of nine thousand eight
hundred..dollars, said Junkins giving bond
and security for his compliance with said
contract.
Sd. That the Commissioners met and
expressed it as their opinion that the house
when completed would cost far more
than they had agreed to pay said Junkins,
and would when finished be worth twelve
thousand dollars, and thereupon ordered
that the said Junkins be paid out of the
public building fund two thousand two
hundred dollars in addition to what had
already been paid, making in all twelve
thousand dollars.
The above stated facts were by me SUBJ
mitted to ]. D. Sears and G.. w. Beery
Esqrs, for their opinions thereon, and in
compliance with my request they furnish
ed me with the following written opinions.
All of which has been submitted
JOS. McCUTCHEON Auditor w. G. O.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13
Thursday, ::: :August I3th, 1851.
Republican Jndic iaI Conyensien.

NaSaAa ~~Ufa'NA& A&"s~
The Republicans of the Third Subdi-
vision Of the Third judicial District are
requested 10 send delegates to Judicial
Convention, which will meet in the town
Of Carey, in the county of Wyandot, o.,
on Tuesday. August 25th. A. D.. 1857.
The basis OF representation will be one
delegate for each SO votes cast for John
G. Fremont at the late Presidential cleo
ton, and one additional delegate for eve
ry fraction of not less than 25. The to-
tai number of delegates by this basis will
be III, and from each county will mum
Der as follows Seneca, 81; Hancock,
35; Crawford, "a; Wood, 26; Wyan-
dot, 25.
G. w. BEERY, Wyandot, Chm,
j. M. PATTERSON, Seneca,
JAcoB ScRoGGs, Crawford,
j. F. CArLEs, Hancock,
+. HoLLENAEcK, Wood,
Republican Central Committee
Sd Sub. Sd Judicial District
Upper Sandusky, July 80, 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

The Sham Democracy have nominated
H. B. Payne. Of Cuyahoga, as their cam
didate for Governor. We don't think
the people of Ohio are at all anxious to
be pained by him, besides the Republi-
cans will Chase all such Paynes out Of
the body polite this fall. as sure as
/" falling off log" Make note of that!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

"TREAsURER OF WYASDor CouNrY.-
We notice in the Upper Sandusky Pio-s
neer, the name of our friend, Gxo. w.
KEEN, announced as candidate for the
office of Treasurer. We hope that he
may succeed. Mr. KEEN labored faith.
fully for the success of the Republican
party of Wyandot, as editor of the Pio-
,eeer, and only retired when health failed.
He is capital business man, strictly
honest and upright, and would make q
frst-rate officer. ."-Bucyrus journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

GEORGE w. KEEN-Ey the last Up
per Sandusky Pioneer, We observe that
GEORGE w. KEEN, former editor Of the
Pioneer, is announced as candidate fos
County Treasurer. We know that a
man cannot publish q Republican paper
in Wyandot county, with the present pat,
ronage, witheat sinking money, and
thescfofe hope that onr friends in Wyaa-
dot viii show their appreciation ef sesxi-i
ces rendered by giving Mr.. KEEN ths
nomination, all other things being equal
Hardin Co. Republican.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

We suppose that about this time Aug.
10th, 1857, at 2, p. M one unanimous
yell is going up in the Republican State
Convention at Columbus, over Governor
hase's'renomination. There will not be
dissenting voice.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

The voters in the townships are re-
quested to meet at their respective places
for holding elections on Saturday, Au-
gust 18th, at o'clock, p. M, and
there appoint their delegates. The Con
vention will nominate one County Audi
tor, one Clerk of thesCourt of Common
Pleas, one Sheriff, one Treasurer, one
Recorder, one Commissioner, one Prose.
cutting Attorney, one Coroner, and one
Surveyor. as i-~ss 49,
DAVID AYRrs. Chairman pro tenn.
o. .FEKRIs, SHELDON BFEBE.
+. F. Fowler, JOSIAH SMITH,
+. w. MxKsIS, DAVID HARpsrER,
Central Committee, Wyandot Co.
August 5th
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

WYANDOT COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
The Republicans Of Wyandot County
are requested to send delegatesto a Coun-
ty Convention, which will assemble at
the Court House, in. Upper Sandusky,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Saturday, Au-
gust 22d, 1857.
The basis Of representation will be one
delegate for each twenty FIVE votes east
for John G. Fremont, at the late Presi-
Dental election, and one additional dele
gate for every fraction of not less than
thirteen. s :. ~ $50
The townships will therefore send the
number of delegates respectively desig-
mated onnosife their names viz.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13

sc. w. KEEN-WYANDoT COUNTY,
We see by some of our exchanges fthe
Pioneer having failed to reach us for the
past three weeks) that GEORGE w.
KEEN, Esq, is named as candidate be-
fore the Republican convention for nomi-
nation in Wyandot county for Treasurer.
This is well, and We hope he may be sue
eessful. We have heard of him before
and if strict integrity, frmness and deci-
sion Of character. combined with honesty
and ability, be a passport to public favor.
George has as full share Of those quail
ties as any other man can boast of-in
our opinion Personally we should be-
pleased at his nomination and election
This is our wish away here whore VIC
have neither part nor lot in the matter"
Van Vert american.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

AGAIN the scene SHIFTS 10 those,
fdreark realms where the ieesking
reignH supreme, witlrstorn, and dark
ness HIS lis attendant ministers. !
see before my minds eye the siad0wy'
fora pf him who, aasi now lives only
Ein the land Of shadows; of him who
has furnished so bright an exemplir
fcafien III the Masonic virtues, and
arouiM whose name and memory Q
brilliant halo ofglory plays, and viii
.ever continue to liisger while Broth
erly iGve, Relief and Truth. are re-
veredl among men and Masons.
pay beieeble tribute DC my praise to
Masbhic Heart which, feeling the Inn
pulse ofthat Hope which is founded
On 4AitA, was prompted by CRafau
to seek the full fruition Of his desires,
I,by thS rescue Of brother from the
chill Embrace Of the dread monarch
of Arctic waste. Follow him, as in
obedience 10 this ~fraternal impulse he
struggles through the frozen sea, and
amid perils and difficulties innnmer-
able, through sickness and suffering,
through darkness and tempest,
tIroHg storm and shipwreck lie bold.
lly pressed on, ever fancying he sees
through tie mist ana snow, a sbad-
oWy hand beckoning him on, eyer
hearing in inauguration those magic
words Which prompt him to fly to
~suceoE and to save, until, destitute
alike Iof food and fuel, enervated by
disease, Internationally disappointr
ment, and worn out lily watching he
retraqes his weary way through snow
and STORM over the dangerous surface
oftheldeceitful ice field amid the sub
line hit treachero6s bnty OF the be4gs,
trackina with weary steps the fss-
ured Surface of the dee foot, and nav
igatiou with weary skill the dark
Esinuosities of the Lends. Behold
hin, Just and upright Mason.
And whilst thus bestowing upon
the character and achievements OF
Elisha Kent Kane the eulogY they SO
we'll deserve, letsus not forget to be-
stow the tribnte ola teal. on the grave
of thh early dead; and plant at is
head the sprig of acacia, not only as
emblematic Of onr tiiM inthe imm6r.
tality of the soul, but as evidence o.
our l5pe that Ia has been TRANSLATED
fromhis imperfect tofhat alfperfect,
gloripns, and Celestial lodge above,
wherA the Supreme Architect Of ting
Universe in his glory presides.
ssThere,s a world where ali are equal
FWle are hurrying towardit FAST
4 We shall meet uponsthe level there,
Wien the gates Of death are passed
Weshall stand before the 0fient,
Andonr Master will lie there,
TStrydhe blocks we offers
His own uneIiag square,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

"a SuRE RKxEDr FORA FgrcS.-It
is said BY somebody. who psetends 70
know all abouti i, thatt the following j
asure remedy for the felen;
"Take 4 pint Of common soft soap
Stir III it air Stacked lime til! it il
pta consistency Of glaciers patty
AXE q heather thimble, filitwith this
.Aompositieu, and insert file finger
therein and change the composition
once in twenty minutes. and a cure u
certain We happelte know that the
above is b certain rumedg, anare
commend tito any who may be tron-
Sled with that disagreeable ail.
fnent:-Bnfalo Adc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

E4 80 49,
Ours FROM THE CzAR.4The En-
peror ofRussia has presentedto Hon.
Thomas IL. Seymour the american
Minister at his Court, d beautiful Ia
bic, made from q peculiar stone or
marble taken from the Siberia mines.
The entire cost Of the article was seven
thousand Ave hundred dollars. Ithas
arrived at New York, and will proba-
bly, be sent to this city. The Grand
.Dnke Constantine has ordered a vase
for Governor Seymour, the cost Of.
which will be five thousand five huns
.dred dollars. Governor Seymour is
very popular at the Emperox's court,
and he is aniteintimate withthe bfosh-
er Of the Emperor, the Grand Duke
Constantine. He has a host offriends
there. as heeyerhad
(Gt) Times,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

When q printer fahsslis eve over
his ledger and sees q THOUSAND names
that have n~othingset dokn to- their
credit, it's not surprising that he is
readysto set down pfintiig as about
tle WoIsthusinesS inthe world. And
when ne gets word from 4 Postmas
ter that Groggsgs has rnn of and left
nothing Wherewlth to pay fad His Pal.
Per-trom another that BcrRggs can.
neither pc coaxea nor compelled to
pay for his, and from still lanotAeF
That Mnggs has died and made mo
sign whereby Il can be inferred that
We remamberea the printer i'll his last
moments--then Il the Rpof PRINTER
almost ready tojset IRE so his Rstabss
fishment and rnh away THE light
II is trnly yeEatious ~ haYeones
aard earned money scAttefed over
large extent. Of country and 70 be en-
abled fogetslt ~ sdfibisfts8 oDlyabyY
ne slowesf Of sloY degrees, lBat at
Eter az, therels some adyantageTTParF
Eucuiarly ID silPperystlmss like these
In having a thousand menlowe Jyoaa
Hve2 doliars apiece, rather than have
one manowe you i've tliopsand
suppose the three Thousand! dollars
DUG rs by oT eloquent subscribers
had been owIHg to Us hg Fthet Ohio
Lille ana lfTlst Gompanv. where
would It be! Non est an0nt ts, no1
eomeats6kS, an saeamp YIN fp a
stuanpsdas, as the Constable endorsed
on the back Of 2 States warrant when
9 returns from an unsuccessful chase
after q rogue who took refuge In 4
swamp.
Delinquent subscribers we are
your debtor decidedly! lfsyon All had
paid ns, we might perhaps nave IN
vested u IN Michigan 50qflefnI Rau-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27
General asaningssu,

OF this real hero offNicaragpa the
Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says:
And Henningsen Is a genius; d
soldier7of genius; q soldier eonrags
and science d scholar; a 1HgRist 81
varied and extraordinary i writ
Ter ofqmasterly ability. I M could
be happy away from the field Qf ext
citement and danger, he copd BE em-
mently useful to the world in the
field of literature and science
Where has he not been during the
past eventfnl twenty years. AAn 0ffl
Ger under Zomallacaregui ~ spain;
theIauthor oftwo Volumes cpmpris
'tLeGfe and expeditions Of ta Ole
d compatriot with Kossnth Han.
cary; the Civil governor de gOmoiT;
an exile With Kossnth; 4 writer d
great force and elegance ontha affsirs
of Russia, Turkey. Gircassia hnn the
Caucasus, ID the Democrat Rsrisae
|of 1851-52, and6other works A trav-
elerin many lands; en- actor ia many
scenes-scholar and soldier and tray.
eler alike. IbelieTc the General Il q
English birth, but of titled German
patronage. If it be said By any ons
that this is not a commenaations
have to answer that 1t ID not u com
mendation, and I answef thatit Is 81
disparagement. Tho Generai HI
knowIedges a task vet unpeF fmed-
hc win be heard Of in Central Amer
lica again.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

ZIZ-E EW&-4F
MARrNsbrae VA.4This town il
being rapidly improved By the erec
ton ofnew buildings and the grading
and paving Of streets. The Virginia
Free Pressi in recording this says:
All this enterprise and prosperity
is the result of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The company have
large shops at this point, where ann
dreds ofhapds are employed st fair sal
cries and receive theiespsy m0aEhly.
EIt is one ofthe main points on the limo
Iof the road. a lot near the depot
sold for nine hundred dollars q su
tdoys ago, which would not have eeldI
|fornine hundred cents st days ago.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-27

The REvoLurfox IN San DoAINdo.
lAavices from San Domingo to the 9Th
ults do not threw neutrality-suspicious. iainl
in the Island. The only fact stated
that President Paez is still shut up ii
the capitol, which for the previous two
weeks had been besisged By the rebels of
sCibao. The Boletin states that the aorces
he President had, however, obtained
several brilliant successes in other parts
country. Souloupue, i was s.ased
had put his troops IN motion to take adj
vantage ofaug favorable opsuing; but his
aid was not solicited By either tho gov
srnmeht OF tie rebels. and his moTemsasp
had been protested against