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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13
FIRE IN GAINESVILLE.

On Tuesday morning Of last week large and
destructive fire occurred in Painesville, Lake Co.,
Ohio, The fire broke out on the alley running
parallel with, and on the South Of Main Street,
and was discovered between thrse and four o'clock
Mr.. N. NJ. Pomeroy, stopping at the Franklin
House, having occasion to be up through the
night, engaged in forwarding cattle by Railroad,
discovering smoke issuing from the alley hasten.
ed to the spot and found that pile Of shavings
and finely split kindliug wood had been piled iu
the angle Of the building, Of Messrs. Baker q
Thompson. aud ignited. NJ. POmetoy succeed
ed in extinguishing the pile of kindling, but the
flames had already caught high up the building,
and in few minutes lit up the roof Of the ada.
ceat block of Messr. Gray 4 Thompson, 1t the
corner Of 81. Clair and Main streets. The flames
Immediately sprang across the alley to the sOut''
taking Giett's large StOrshOuse and the dwellin
of Mrs. Beard Immediately south. The hrera
with great rapidity east, taking everything upo
the aIey and on the south side Of Main street, TO
State street, and south on Stste street, taking the
residence of Mr.. H. G. Whitney. The fremen
worked to their utmoat ability, but with such CON-
bustibls material, their efforts were nearly IN vain.
The loss falls generally upon the shoulders Of
young merchants and mechanics, the most aptsF-
prizing and industrious citizens Of the place, and
amounts to sOms $50, 900.
The building in which wss the printing Offias Of
the Commercial Advenissr was consumed, The
proprietor Of the Office. hr DOOIts, losing sFsry-
thing but bis books; Insured 5000.
4 The block in which was the printing Office OF
the telegraph was also destroyed. The books
and types Of the Office we're al that we're saved
loss about 81, 700; no insurance. The proprietor
expects to resume its publication IS soon as be can
be supplisd with another press.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

This exhibits Republican majority, but the
nine States which have yet to elect members are
all southern, and no matter how they may vote,
their representatives will be sure always to oppose
the Republican party and its measures. Hence
it makes no difference how these Southern men,
ber may be called, Wings, Democrats or Ameri-
cans they are, TO all intents and purposes Admin
stration men, 10 opposition to the Republicans,
and upon every question likely to divide the
House they number so, which added To the rs
Democrats above, would give the latter a tctaI Of
I l3s on party contest. This would be still fur.
.ber increased by the elections to gil the three
vacancies, and by the addition Of the two MissOu-
ri Americans, 50 that the ADMINISTRATOR actual
strength might exceed I40.
The North American says Of the above CLASH
featon:
If there be any weak point in this calculation
it can only be in counting the So northern Dem
oeratic members as surs for the southern side in
struggle. Everything depends upon their po'
sition. Fourteen Of these represent Pennsylvania
districts, 19 New York, 8 Ohio, 8 Indians. sIIl-
inois, New Jersey,2 Connecticut, and Cali
foruia. We see no reason TO expect anything
from item. But there can be no doubt that
their course will be watched with great anxiety
as they constitute the balance Of power, thus:--
Republican, .''s. VI
Southern Members -. -. So,
Northern Democrats, ...... 81
This is really the condition in which parties
stand in the House. The Democrats from the
free States constitute separate and distinct body,
and both the opposing elements are constantly str-
wing for their aid. If they were men Of compre.
heusive views or were led Statesmen of sufficient
grasp of mind to perceive and understand the
powers they hold, they might secure more respect
and consideration for themselves, and more favor
and justice for the great and prosperous common
wealth they represent. We are sorry to say that
such is rot the case. They are mostly nose-led,
purblind, party hacks, fit only to act IS the liz.
stluments of others rather than to become inde.
pendent and rejecting delegates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

people Of the Territory, free from ali foreign n
naeHce, to decide their own destiny for themselve,
subject Only to the Constitution of the Unite,
States"
Nothing is wanting but to secure the c6ufidepe
st the people of all parties in the sincerity of tn
declared intentions of the Territorial Executive. 4
carry out these principles in good faith, in orde
to induce the cooperation Of all good men in til,
pending measures for adopting a State COnstitu
tion. The principles themselves cannot fail 70 B,
acceptable to the sober judgment of the people
and ardenty hope, for the sake of the paramount
interests involved, that the necessary cOnfdene,
will not be withheld.
The deplorable events which have marked N,
history of the territory up to this time, have doubt
less left their natura! results of enmity and heart
burnings scng the peccrr!s as also upon the Grim
inal records of the Territorial courts. Indictments
have been found against many Of those who acted
in military capacity under the authority of the
Territorial government, for acts ana excuses al
legged to be wholly illegal and unjustfabIe. On
the other hand, similar prosecutions have been in.
stituted against those who resisted the Territorial
authorities and who undertook to retaliate for the
alleged wrongs committed against them. It ismy
deliberate opinion, that in order to promote peace
and harmony, and to secure the future repose Of
the people, there ought to be general amnesty
in reference to all these acts on both sides, which
grew out of the political contest, and which were
not cOrruptly and feloniOusy committed for per-
sonal gain aud to crafty individual malignity.-.
These measures if adopted at all, ought to be
adopted generously, without any consideration Of
the origin of the difficulty, or without question as
to the party which may be responsible for the
wrong. 1t will involve 90 concession or advan.
tage to either party, but will be merely an act Of
clemency, designed to Obliterate, as far as possible
from the hearts Of the people all memory of the
disastrous and lamentable contest which has here.
tofOre desolated this unhappy Territory. If it
shall have that effect though itmay pardon some
instances of gross wrong and outrage, it will tend
to calm the excited passions of the people, and tc
prevent similar occurrences in the future. 1t will
be measure of conciliation and peace but will
leave the people free from apprehension in the fu.
ture; so they can securely devote themselves to
those important abors which are destined to make
this Territory a great, prosperous and happy
State.
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Tuesday Evening.

| tuesday Evening
Walker said he'd be gol dArned III ever sweat
so in his life. Says be has put on a clean shirt
every day--willing TO make such sacrifices for the
peace of the country and the Union. Little boy
discharged. Walker imbibes too much.
Wednesday Evening.
Troops damn Walker and Walker damns the
troops. Both want to know what the devil to do.
Weather awful. Governor thinks he wouldn't
like the army. Dog heard growing, and COM
Pany sent to arrest him. Dog escapes. The Gov.
ernor three sheets in the wind, and the fourth
huttering.
....... Thursday Evening.
His Excellency has the bowel complaint.--
Takes paTagoric, Troops growl and Walker
sweas like trooper. The citizens don't seem to
mind the presence of the army. Governor says
% Ssei: ;sei:: blamed mean and DANCED small. Gets
tight anu obliyiOus,
Friday Evening.
Walkers got the headache--says he's been sold
thinks he won't be the next President. Damns
Republics and Kansas. Troops laugh and snick.
er-whiskey shops do staving business The
Governor says he's going home-dOu't think bis
mother knows he's out Al quiet in the city,
Walker inebriated.
This last dispatch was received just before GO
ing to press, and convinces US that the Governor
has had most glorious and successful campaign.
The arresting of that peanut boy was a master
stroke, and every act of the Governor during the
momentous crisis, was worthy Of the hero and the
man.
We fear that our reporters are disposed to make
light of the matter, and we stamp upon some Of
their insinuations the mark Of our most decided
dsspprobation. Gov. Walker, give us your
hand You are all right on the goose, and the
country will sometime acknowledge its indebted
ness unless, as you say, Republics are ungrate-
full"
But, believe this, impartial history will do you
justice, and that no brighter page will appear in
our couutry's history than that whereon is record.
ed your march to Lawrence and your return. 1t
is theme upon which the muse of Milton might
enlarge, or the pencil of Raphael dwell.
P.S. We stop the press to announce that we
understand three settlers in the Neosho country
have referred the matter ofs disputed claim to a
committee of squatters in violation of the of the
Constitution of the United States. Such high.
handed and Infamous usurpation of power would
sever the Union into splinters if allowed to go un.
punished and unrebuked, and we hope Governor
Walker will march an army down there without
delay, accompanying it himself to prevent blood
shed, and serve the miserable fanatics and law
breakers as be has served those at Lawrence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13
WHOLE NUMBER, 1881.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

We find the following table showing the pO.
liiicsl complexion Ofths next Congress. 80 FAR -
elected, in the Philadelphia North Anerican:--
Dem. Rep. KIN. Vacancies
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The last NeaOark advocate, of which paper
VIM. D. Morgan is editor, has another of those
mammoth lying articles which has marked his
paper since his dupcity in the late defalcatiOn has
been made manifest. We have omitted up to
this time to state that Morgan when he entered
uponghis duties of Auditor of State was himself a
defaul ter to the amount of about $4,000 as
Treasurer of Columbiana county, aud it was not
until he was in office nearly year, when threat
ened with an exposure by men of his own politi-
cal party, that be was forced to pay up and settle
bis accounts, We proposed to reserve the par
ticulars of this transaction until he had been nomi-
mated for State Treasurer by the Locofoco State
Convention, but we do not wish to be accused of
keeping anything back and permitting the Con-
vention to nominate him blindfOlded. We wish
to state the fact in ADVANCE so that they may
know the real position in which he has Stood
He knew of the defacaton Of Bresn, and hid it
from his party and suffered Bresn to be re-
nominated for Treasurer that he might secure his
own denomination, and, if possible, his reelection,
he knowing all the time that Breslin was defaul-
ter to large amount.
In his paper of Wednesday he palters and equiv,
COATES. Relying upon his acquaintance for four
years with the business Of the Treasury, he hopes
to obtain thereby credit for knowledge Of our
finances, and by an array Of statements to pass bis
falsehoods off as truth. Hence, in this weeks
paper, he quotes section from what he calls,
"Keley's new Treasury law" to show that if the
Auditor had complied with it, the defalcation in
the Treasury would have been discovered some
months before it was--thus inadvertently giving
the Republican Legislature the credit for passing
statute which would be an efeetual guard
against the depletion Of the Treasury. The law,
we admit, was and is good one, and would have
operated precisely as Morgan said it would, had
| It not been Cor the fact that the enormous debts
which Medill, Morgan, BresIiu & Trevitt entail
ed upon the Republican Legislature had to be
provided for, which debts amounted in gross q
over sic hundred thousand dollars, and which
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

PRACTICAL BLACK REPUBL1CANlSM'
In the early part of last evening COlOred indi'
vidual entered the clothing store Of Mr.. James
McNamee, on Broad street, while Mr.. N. was at
tea, and attempted to appropriate to his own use,
"without money aud without price, " pair Of
pantalOous. by secreting them under his vest; IN
which act, however, he was detected by little
GIRL belonging to the Stores Statesman.
Per Contra:
PRAcrIcAL DEMooRAoY.-In the early part Of
the year 1866, white individual named Bresn
entered the Treasury Of Ohio, and stole therefrOn
the enormous sum of FiUe Hundred and M,
Thousand Dollars Of the Peoples money dc
managed to conceal bis crime for yeMs, until i
was discovered under a Republican Administra
tiou. He is now fugitive from justice, and it j
said is residing at Windsor, Canada West, oppO
site Detroit. His lawyers say there is no law 7
compel him TO return. Rreslin was leader IN th
Democratic party, and it may be inferred that b
carried out the principles Of the party'-o' !
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-13

ANOTHER CHAPTER ON MORGANIsM
THE MEDILL LEGACY TO THE RE.
PUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION - ITS
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF DEBT, AND IT'S EIGHT HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF DEFALCA-
TION.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08

From fiues in criminal
courts. ............ SOI 10
From State and County
license ........... 9G34 90
Foreign miners license. 1901 II
From Ferry license. o02 90
From Plumas, Colusi &
Tehama counties on
Indebtedness, &C.. 1888 81
From Poll Tax. .... lS43 20
From collections on
property tax for '56. 226l 81
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
Orpuille Dailq Bntte Retarh.
DAr-f SUNDAYS EXCEPTED

fY" OFFIcK-In Record Building Myers Street,
Fast side, between Montgomery and Bird, oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
just Received and in Store.

A large supply of Alconol. Campheno, Lard Sperm
Polar NeatsfoOt, and Boiled Oils. Solar Oil, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Caudle Wicking. Wax and
Night Tapers Borax Soda, Castillo soap, Salad Oil
in Basket Wolle- Schapps Ilostctters Bilters pure
Cream Tartar, strychnine Castor Oil, and Wyn-
koop's Medicines. Wholesale and retail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS 4 CO..
ap7tf Corner and Sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
NJ @ = &c e
Declaration of Sole Trader.
OF CALIFoRNIA. County of Butte.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA, County of Butte.
U CHARLOTTE SCHILLER. wife of J. A. schil-
i q Ter, of the town OF Orovie, county nforesait.
being duly sworn, do hereby declare TO the public
that il il nv intention carry henceforth in my
own name and On my own account. the business
pertaining to Brewery. at the place known as the
vested in said business does no! exceed the Of
five thousand dollars.
Witness my hand this l4th day OF August A. d.
CHARLOTTE SCHILLER.
Sworn TO and subscribed before Inc August H. 1857.
JOHN :. BERRY, Justice of the Peace
SrATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Butte.
ON the I4lh day of sAugust d. 1857, before me,
John $. Berry, Justice Of the Peace, IN and for said
county. personally appeared the above named Char
Io,te schiller 10 me personally known TO be the in
dividua described in and who executed the foregoing
and acknowledged that ne executed the
same freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand this day and year aforesaid.
JOHN s. BERRY, Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis
tricts of the county, will contain theloca and general
news ofthe week, uterspersed with Interesting mis-
colianeons reading matter. It will contain twenty
sight columns ofreading matter, and will be one 9f
the largesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
State. Published every Saturday. TCrns-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81 three months 81.
ADVERTISEMENTS per square of ten lines or less,
arst ins ,rtiop $500
zach subsenuen insertion. so
rF~ A liberal deduction will be made in favor OF
those who advertise by the year
EFy- Busnosscurds Inserted on reasonabieterins.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
Total amount Of receipts


from Jan. 1st, 1857 to
July 1st, 1861. .21 ,O63 GIL
Cash in Treasury Jan.
I857................ $40 95.27404 56
Total Indebtedness of General
Fund, July lst, lS57....... Sl4,2o9 10
Hpdigent Sick Fund.
Warrants issued for services to in
digent sick previous to the estabi
ment OF the Hospital, to wit:
For Medical services. 17O5
For Medicine, Merchandise, &c 49,. So 06
For care and board of INDECENT sick. 1884 81
Warrants issued since the establish
ment of Hospital to Physician &
Superintendent. t............... 1920 90
5216 2
Cash in treasury Jan. 1st
1901 oI................ $40 10
Cash from assessments. 3I6 92-693 10
Total Indebtedness of Fund. .S4,5136 /
No warrants having been issued upon the
Road or Court House and Jail fund, durinr
the period Of time embraced in the foregoing
account,a statement regarding them does not
appear
All of which is respectfully submitted.
MILES CHAPLIN, Auditor.
Per N. II DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
JUST r &C Ell v f D,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flying Fish, Flying Mist, a large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar Lard Oil, Extract Lie
quorice, Blue Vitrio German and English Canomile
Sapetrc, Corn Starch. Shakers Sarsaparilla Sarsa-
parilIa Root Gum Arabiac, Citric Acid, Potash, EX
tracts of Lemon. Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Boiled Lnseed Oil, Castor Oil in Barrels Pure Vel.
low and White Wax. kidder's, bowers aud Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage, Yankee,
Soap, Iudellible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma
sons Backing. Cod Liver Oil, Spanish and American
Saffron, Dubin's Extracts, Genuine Wrights Bran.
drehs, Mofats aud other Pulls, Chamois skins, Ly>
consdium, Essential Oils. Congress Water in pints
and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley and many
other staple articles which together with our former
urge,stock of Drugs makes assortment as varied
and Large as any Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN TIOMASS co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
anti lGl street, Corner 9th,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08

Exc of expen. over rec'ts 1919 ga
6,443 % S36, ,443 %
Total amount of expenditures from
Jan. lst 1857, to July lst, 81, 36,443
Estimated interest on outstanding
warrants ................... 5ll Oo
Indebtedness of General Fund Jan.
q 1st, 1857, as per report...... 4339 IS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-08
Oruuil.e Dailq Butte &erorh.
Auditors Report, July Ist, 1857.

To the Hon. Board of Supervisors in and
for Butte County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-18
Frsaeriek remaIe seniaarI.

As tie the Ct TIE Tutihh ArHuzI co4zszus-
H~nt a. thss A1UirAb.s Jsstitlii5a % irArsiaE .
draSing uish isb % hespsAk Tor - sAsEs
o. the Publtcs favorable eonsidsrAi5a Tte frir14s
o. re inssit ton whos- sArIy patronage kAEe esa-
bid % 10 Aoqairr standiss asa tlc fFsszas % Cd
walton EcLerAiiy are inFite1 70 afi.si the AnnuL
kIsRinaiioos on The TN Ard ssh ProH no, An4 The
ComEepcrDspt exercises On TIE feilo1inx dAT TIE
OradgatiaE class = large aad the e<reaOss-s uhih
vIii BE more thsn Ssaaiiy i5terSE.iag, utll take
Place n The siIsaSiJ neW hall a0E bSIag nsheA
tor The oeossiaa- We avail this oPpGrtRElSy 10
aseare TIE reader AZ kclas and AhcoA5 Iszt 10 g.
male scmiaAry the lad haE earned CT deserves
btghsr rrPUtAtiOa than tina Wb.theE ne eOasiAsf
the eserEy, care aaa vaiehfaines OF The verify
PEESsnEST ever its sersrAl Departments aaA iz'rrsg
TIE talents Aai eozpsssacy q its RTos-sso-s as4
4eaehersr TIE nsnlt0ld hcCu1nodstiDus sui !rEr4-
dinE assI5sity Or The AaFVissss ard oorzssJ q is
iuuzates, The s-upie table Eluags f-urd here ne
raTk~d rsstness aud precise CF1sr q he ale e.
tAblfshaEeBi, tie literary sruompissaaseus az4
graceful HAsnsrs of ia ErNdsa:es, rs claims ePoa
cur eOaaassodzton are c7aally sfrszE- Fer six %
ssvsa yeArs past ne have had as i8tlass knouiedxs
q tbs sHcsilcat insfifafioa aud sysak Of IT, a. se
Save $50 DOT ~ wort Several Of GER rsiasiFts
SIS Eiang Toang lEsites Of cur scqEalatAacr s.se
rehsensEt nou ehsFras ssd gladdens szzy srr-
eide weFs esUcAsst bsEs. aud th~-ef3rs say a.
b-sltntiEEiy, tsAf kssu q 20 = b5og of ths nd
WITH szfcror eLaisIs 70 tic eoa6feacs As1 support
% aEsctrnisI publs- Prem ibs OprHiGS q tie
srhoS N lsti - he presEat tifre IL has rsalafIy
Pr0zrrsasd and eoEtiussd 10 Increase III zaulisr Of
- pspiis "a irieEAs unii De Fa.t year ubrs fhs
nu'ssss % sgFiss-nis eKCtel-4 iLe eslasiy q tie
isft2fr - ldiEs. EPariyls u s4s aad n r-ass-
gsenes III Trustees. IN August Iasf, rssaireA T.
cr-ct an sttiuous r9tcr ~ rract ruuursrj-srt 10
di-tEEioss a.a sKreruai sVpsArascs ~ lhs gressut
stfuetars sd sasiisnf So 81 probable arr-nIs q
N utEt fusosy years The ~ buildies s3ls %
TIE prsssai sccouuso1aiion six sparioas Pr0ksalrs
rpoass, large aDi vel sTrzsssd Cb.nAesi ard
Fhiiosogbicl L&GfErs Fooas. tvriFc rossiy E1d g.
sCh'fai ttED'sft, sr4rnsheess hsii EF rsusfal
naestizg % The school eva bifiors. kc, ani usss
seat sa1tF ~ 11if t5t3lsg Sassa = % e E'trf
- ~ Tru.assaaa 90 srsfea< ~ ine5sutat usafa-
81 sne ioksthsT sitb ths suys Fas- fsuais 10 rear
81 boih bai dBEs ssJrds ever tscfiy frr ihs pys-
Icai raSntng ~ The jesse iaisss lee IA. abors
sossa a. q oae u he nssss heaatfa 10 t.ss cts
- d4slSnsisas are 80 ~ g isst aal ~ bixh d .
tasfeis5ly cec3fs'ed ia frssrS, aui tas eide aud
fadlAat cFeuH iisht ~ gat % NJ ctsIlar Tskinr
. 81 phsls, ~ FFe4erirs Fstssts ssnaiaary = "a
sarFassed, sqa.llsa b asT - ~ ssathera STATE
tss $50 siiaos sas badt - tsesrks A. 60 q Esg
- hia 49, ftyis. We regret re haze sai ts N
ne tkiiial aftzsas sbg eoufrfbsttar 10 its eu
aeiitshnssut aa1 oasaf istisa--ffe4 EEaatasz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-06-18
DEMoczArIc IIsEaAunT.

We have never yet kDeEa n Dszs-=asss
press OF PolitieiAA sbs s1s esPAkls Il Ss5.z
justice 70 = Politissi sPpssssa L. . sra~
that on tbe eve q fbsisse PresiSr.fssl EN-
ton some of then vers Szi,s eozrsusus
when seeking roiss Ersn ale Cd Ess Wksxs
for Mr. BUeaAxAs; ksf a sssa a. ia su.-
test vas ever, tie Fssals xas el.izasA a =
clear Demoerstis triszFh. and tSs as&srs
And abstters Ssrs dssiSsd viEh - sus<A
fHeney as ever.
This want Of eGsSOr 10 ssr7kisxiy avza-
rent IN recent Ailasisns 70 M REEGsszE.
who is EsASO responsible e. al ske s,sru;-
ties Of Brigham Toung asi kis eosEsss-a.ss
IN Utah. The fsuitsseers earsEaEsy kssp
out Of view the fact iLst Yszsx sasay19sss-
cd Governor 81 The rsesw@soSasSsa q a
PremiBeDt Denosrsi q PhslAselvAia, wks
had been IN Utah and vas ssassIaa E.aa-
iaE siiA the OSsSitiss 81 iki=Ea i .kss -
gisa.
he vas soBsrasa b Drnse-.sir Sea-
ate, who ssrtaiSly bal As god a. sTPgz4z-
nifty of knowing sonsshisg absz4 kiza a.
M, Fill1ore bad Tie traih -, al. sx-
tent Of foung's sUOraiiiss vHs osly SsrsI-
OPed daring the asui.isfr1aisa e Prtss-
dent PisFes, jet be kept kiz n szss d.
ring has whole tern, AID Boa q Drxsrrus n
tsred q word IF esBPlsissl Way . q.
night Be sskea 10 fairssas, that Is is ns.r,
Sary 70 80 tack 10 Mr. FiHaurs F4 ssns
thing 20 grumbls sbsst
We shall PES isniiass tie saA@sia. AL
sbrSu edisn 81 Prssisstt Psrrss He
probably vas tSs isBiess u tbs e.s.. Ess
according 70 tbs Dsmosrafie Sssirias q ga
tihg every PccPis rtEslais ihtir ssn -
nestle iustiiutiSas," thsfs vas a. zr~..S
for istsTfereDos IL 10 ssis. bSusEsr- tAss
Prssideut BsshAhAs is Atsrisx hu-s e
hSd The right sort Il Cstsrnsr ssr Us.s
lone uhs ill uot ssTry 81 Noras.sa-
PFivsssiy' bss viH - VrsosPs sss ssazyS.
'nfsse ssg ordsF q zsErlsy nuasar.a a.
people q Dsscret