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agricultural.

CHARcoAL.--Charcoal is indispensa-
BILE Tor the nutriment of animal life and
is therefore plentifully distributed
throughout nature. Analyze piece of
refined sugar, and he.result will be bulk
IN charcoal, analyze yourown blood and
you will find charcoal, so with the veryI
soil OF your land. This goes far to
strengthen the assertion that the alimen-
tary properties of charcoal are great:
lndeed, 1t has been asserted, that life of
certain animals would exist on charcoal
alone for q nutriment, and that fowls
would tatten thereon, without any other
1000; at any rate, charcoal pulverised
and mixed with food for turkeys will
hasten the process of fattening. In Eu--
rope CHANGED to stop over summer at
a place where there were great lot of
turkeys kept, and to keep them from
roaming around doing damage, they
were ordered to be shut up. as there
were several owners SO the turkeys
were divided into several lots; one lot
was shut up IN an empty coal-bin, the
hoor OF which was covered with pulyer-
llzed charcoal an inch deep a contrac-
tor came along, offering a good price
for the turkeys fattened, and thew all
went to work to fatten their turkeys--s.
they were all fatted on boiled potatoes
and oatmeal, but the lot in the coal bin
were first ready for market, they were
the heaviest by several pounds, ana
their meat greatly superior to the others
IN tenderness and flavor. Emerge IT.
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EE The indianapolis Sentinel thinks
that, on the whole, the crop0f wheat in
that State will exceed that of last year.
In Laporte County alone, it is estimated
there win be surplus of 700, 600 bush
els for shipment. q 5oG
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.JOR PRINTING.

Book JOB and card Printing of eceyy description,
cuted with neatness cheapness and despatch
able terms, at THE TABUXE TELEGRAPH POWER PRESS
jon oFFCE. Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Printing in
Cclored Inks and Bronze. Blanks of every description
printed on short notice.
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re- For washing fine aia elegant
colors, the Scientific American advises
the ladies to boil some bran II rain wa
ter, and use the liquor cold Nothing
can equal it for cleaning cloth.
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III. e. JOHNSON,

Fashionable Bdybec and Hdir Dresser. From long
experience in the business he attes himself that he
render entire satisfaction TO all who favor him with their
patronage. Shop under Lyman Bones shoe-store,
corner Of Min slreet and Market SQUARE. Q
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DIR. EDWARD RAWSON,

Hom@opatis0 pays particular attention to Obstetrics,
and diseases Of Females and Children. Refers to Drs
Small and slocum, Chicago; @. L. Levanway, NJ. D.,
Chicago. Office Main street, first door north of Aon-
CampbePs residence Office hours from to 10 A..
NJ and 2 to 3 p. NJ
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ADAM DICK.

-0ypet Wed8er.-Au Kinds Of Carpet Wearing done in
the best STYLE short notice, and at the lowest price
Residence half nile south of the city Of Kenosha the
1y13
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LYMAN "a ROME.

Boots, Shoes Leather, BTndags dec. Ecery vdriety of
every article pertaining to their business may be had Of
them at the lowest prices Custom work to order
Leather for sale Hides bought &c. Corner of Mar
ket sanare and Main street See advertisements.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19

Drugs, Medicines, OILS Paints, Perfanery Fancy dr.
ticies, all kinds OF Patent Medicines and an excellent
assortment Of every article kept in establishments Of
this character. Corner of Main and Wisconsin streets,
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90 p y. CREED-SHoRr Form
OF CAEc'HIIpsM.-Q. Do you believe in
popular sovereignty? : +. 80 - : !.
, Ans. II do. ...,s 800. 4 8
Il, y w nat is popular sovereigntvP uog
:, A M. true definition is found IN
me Aansas Nebraska act as. follows s
lana the true intent and meanino of
"a C1is act, Is not to 5legislate slavery into
any State or Territory, or to excl1da II d
s I'll but to leave the people per. ae
fectly free to form and regulate their do DO ss.
mestlc institutions in their own wavn
DO you believe in the bred Scott de-
80 Ans. IS / do. +.
r. o. What is the effect of the Dred
Scott decision? '''te - eo &
Ans. ltdenies theright,ofboth Gan.
gress and the people of the Terr;torv ~ -
prohlo9l III, slavery IN such Territory. 2
f. :, y: Are the popular soyereigntly, WAND: and
me scott decision consistent with, each =
h.a q ai@ ansa97z" p ieiG .s4.-ssas5.
Ans. They are. See proceedings Of
the buchanan Convention. 3as .yaIfe,S
/ q FAST RUNNING ON THE GREAT WEsr. b,
E 81 -RAILwAY.-The WindsorfC anada,r
f1learaid, says special train left Wind. q
sor 1or Hamilton last week, consisting e
OF OF the :, engine and two carriages, taking
Mr ~; 'brydges, the managing director,
ana several other officials Connected
the road. The train left Windsor Of
at at 400 and arrived atLondon at 7;25-
the running time being two hours and
sixteen mInuteS-Il0 miles Tho os,,,,s il
train made, her run from London to oai
+ Princeton, I miles, in SO minutes and %
arrived in Hamilton at 9:55. Tak;ng Tai
OH stoppages, the,entire run from Wind :.
sor to Hamilton--a distance ofls6milesa ID
was performed in hours and SO min. oui
p ute This is the quickest time yet made aa<
on the Great Western. The Gazelle.
the engine which perfo med this feat
was W. from Manchester, N. H., and MIR.
Il1ardman was the driver. '4ssa 81
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STARKWEATHER g. co,

Votdry PUbbic ami Translator, Lana ant Insurance
Agent Business transacted in French German, Sweed-
sh Danish and Norwegian. Office at the Gravel Foun-
Dry, corner of South and Exchange streets. 1y41
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:, Ans. They are. See proceedings Of
the Buchanan Convention. ~ .rNHieeoe =
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Communicate.

For the Tribune and Telegraph.
Here She Sleeps.
When am dead twill be the same,
Though all unloVed my earthly name;
The shadows will as darkly creep,
And dreams as fearful haunt my sleep,
Let mortals praise or blame;
And Winter winds their reveIs keep,
And Summer skies as sadly weep
Above my grave, il lone 1 came,
Or laid me down the heir OF fame >,
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o. G.. LANCE,

starkwea'her's Drug Store, his residence corner
OF Chicago and Park streets, at all times ready
tend the calls of the Public. 36
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H3aa p bsbaaWsb ga95 200
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

According TO the last census, the aggre-
gate population Of the Australian colonies
amounted on the first Of July. 1851, to ! :
0t2 900 Dot which number Victoria con-
tanned IA 900, New South Wales 300 900,
Sonth Australia l0j 900, Tasmania 10000,
West Australia 1900, and New Zealand
100000
The number oil vessels, Of ,agious CLASSES,
the names Of which have been changed un-
der the act Of March. le5G, the Authority
being vested IN the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, is 81 The records at tie Treasury do
not show that any Of them have been lost or
ioundered at sea with the exception OF the
Central ASsertea No specific reason was
given for changing lis name from Gorge
Lar.
The cattle trade Of Ohio has grown very
extensively oi late years. In 1888 the State
sent - 900 head to New York city, and in
1851, 10000 head besides some 900 sent
to philadelphia, and many to Baltimore.
At least 5000 head Of cattle were sent il
these three cities in 1857. The hog traleto
far greater; and Notwithstanding that the
number Of live and dressed hogs exported
from the State haa, in the past few years,
increased rapidly, the numbers packed at
Cincinnati have not declined.
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The Land marks Of L.iisesty

AS the happiness Of the people is the
sole end Of Government, 80 the consent Of the
people il the only foundation Of it, in reason,
morality, and the natural fitness OF things !;
and, therefore, every act Of Government, q,
ery exercise Of sovereignty, against 0r with
oat the consent Of the people, Is injustice,
usurpatou and tyranny
IL s u maxim that III every Government
there must exis. somewhere, "a sapreuc sDy-
ereign, absolute and uncomfortable power /;
but this power resides alway. ia the body Of
the people, and 1t never was, or can BE-, dele
gated 10 one man or a few the great Gre
ator having never given 10 men f.sht TO
vest Others with authority over them, IN
limited either in duration or degree 49, Life
and Ho5k, II John Adams, Vol. /, p. 1913.
1t IL the great end of Government 10
support power N reverence with the Is0pie,
and 10 secure the people from The abuse Ot
power for liberty without obedience y con
lusion, and obedience without liberty Is
slavery 49, IFti,a,a Penn.
Taking counsel, therefore, from oil side,
Penn published a frame Of government, not
al an estabi slUd Constitution, but IA sys-
ien 10 be referred to the ireemen IN Penn
-ylyania. '--Bmcrons Hot. &. S.
Can the Democratic party become utterly
obliyloas Oi such truths and such examples,
til the example and doctrines OF William
Penn, one Of the wisest and best Of law
giyers aud Of John Adams, who, III spite
Of what false clanor has sad, did as much
to rescue our country from British tyranny,
and the Constitution and Government from
the mal administration OF the Fcdcralists,
under the lead Of Hamilton, as any states.
man of the revolution II the imnutabie
principles of right, inappreciably precious
Ia all just men, werG worthy TO be cmbalntd
as part Of the fundamental law OF Penn
sylyania; If they were worth the pledge OF
hf, iorSTn,. AMI sacred !.o,Gs, &, a.ai;:,
tain them afterwards. they are worth con
tending for now in Kansas. The Admins
tration which ignores these traits must iAil
in this country and even great party II
it should dare, perslstently. to trample upon
them will not long be iIentiiied with the
cause Of humanity and liberty.--Phdade-
phia P,c".
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.lssr All DE at0rral
NOON,
BY KxiLY HEWITT gccsss.


Dreamy aud beauts0ns il the md lay hour,
Whea Summers hand "a resting on the biIja
And meath the soft blue sky no SQUAD is heard
save the bee = Aumu,ilg aad the sigh Of Tiila.
When the young Morning, with her dswy wings,
iias sunk N aIguia beauty to her reAt,
And tbs r.ob landscape, iaT as the eye e4a rove,
Spreads broadly out Ia yei iant beauty dressed,
The grazing herds upon the dsiaut hills
The nearer ones down b. the meadow steam.
sleep IN tbs shade u trees, ~ dr0wsy stand
ia cooling quiet Wherc tbs waters g.eaih.
Within tho WOODLAND, shefe the sunshine fails
Subdned aud mellow through tie ieaiy dome,
The bird ehirps softly 10 hia loving mate
And iiits about bio d and unseen home.
There Ia his shaded porch the farmer sits,
His huge chair dipping back against tho wall !;
Tho tower pot shading On the Wibdows sill
Tie "gudo Milo smiling rom the airy hall.
Sweet hour Of quietaJe aud dreamy rest,
That Gains nay spirit " "a tender power;
And all tho world hat.h conflicts and vain strife
E'ieo, unmoloatlnF, from the no0ntido hour
CALEDONIA, Houston Co., N. r.
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Here il the 7yibuns's account oi the recent
bloodless duel In Paris
The combatants, as our readers are aware,
were Mr.. Calhoun Oi the American L|ga-
ton aud Sir. BryOOft Of nothing IN particQ-
lar. Thee gentlemen were partaking o! "a
little saltalOry, ylno1s aud other ADacreon-
Otic rcir' sbments at % restaurants in company
with divers DANES o! character by no means
doubtful. We vii not say that all VAS 20.
ing aa merry as marriage bvIl, Tor that
would b. Homogeneous; aud ~ We VIII com
promise, and say that all ~as going as mer-
rily ~ diHuer Doll--shen discOTd, enyying
the serenity vi there noble minis, tossed iGio
The festive citcsc bcr ancient but wcll.Jre.
served apple. Mr Calhoun, seeking rei.el
from bis overwhelming diplomatic l4bors,
and striving 10 forget Tor while ~ the
charmed clrc.ea,ol Baccuus and OF ehus tLe
exhausting tolls oil his oiigiaI position, lad,
Ike another AlcibiadtS, attached himself To
a Partisan Aspasia Mr. BrgcyOort, not
respecting this snort bat Tor tbs time sacred
relation, addressed - the lair one words oil
art ADD gallantry 10 the inlcusc disgust Ol
the devoted Calhoun, who forthwith IN
formed Mr. BfvOort that he was no gentle
man, referring bn maternity, 10oIogically
speaking, 10 The canine order; to which ge
nealogicai observation Mr. Brcyoort ans yer.
ed By vigorous use oil the right arm. There
was nothing for II bat oDtainbieau ard the
pistols after this. To be dlsgrac,d 10 the
presence oi men Is tefriDlc---bciorc the bright
eyes OF ladies iusupportabe. Oar readers
know The rest--how Mr.. BroeYoort was too
deliberate IN his tring--how tbercupon the
fight was ended by the seconds before any
body was killed or wounded, and how every
body went back TO coffee and eggs with no
more holes in their cuticles than nature had
provided. The whole matter was referred to
Court Of Honor, who decided that the ~.
,"hris did right M 4iopprog the cs5''as; ''';,r
Mr.. Brcy0orts late lirlDg. And - flor the
PRESENT. ends this strange. evenlful history.
The reader must Judge Tor himself whether
America has won laughter or laurcis Ia the
ailray. The tcndency Of the proianc is 10
grin at bloollss duol5, the savage DISPOSE.
ton ol the race being 10 rejoice over slaugii.
ter, aud ask respecting such II combat,
"~nGo neither was done for
What N as 1t begun Tor f
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IL.aw No. Gtl

AN AtT - Provide for the Location OF De
County seat IN The c0nntlts OF this state.
De II enacted by the legislature of the state
Of MinGc> sofa:
ShCfioN !. That when a number OF legal
voters OF any county ~ tbs state cq4ai 10 one
hall the highest number q; votes cast gt the
ncAf preceding general election In such conn.
~, shall. at least thirty days rrcyious to the
ncN! es-iiing election, petition the tounty Com.
u,iHsionrts OF such Coauiy 10 be allowed to
vote on the yelHoN 81 or location of the County
seat ot such county, To- any point within suca
county, the said COMMISSIONERS shall. cause TO
be Inserted ia the notices ior tae Vt general
election, an article requiring the voter, OF Such
couuiy to vote on the removal Of the Comfy
scat 30 the polal nIRIcI IA the petition. That
only one point Of removal shall be voted Tor IA
each year, aud tiaI point shall be she one pre-
s-gtibg tae largest number OF petitioners; fro
Niiri, iAst the me point was not voted for
al the last preceding election. aad that i shah
be Lawful, lot said petitioners 10 deposit suy
sum OF money or bonds. with the County rreas-
uror, wAich they may propose 90 dnRaie loI tie
erection ui pubLc buildings, al iaa pom. PET
toned for,
~hC. The voters o, anv county 80 not. fed
shall vote at tae IL It general election on the
rtuiosa, OF their County Seat. by ballot. writ
ten % pfntci 4. ~ follows; Fox Louaty seat
az -, (d.ny the h,auk with the place
named 10 the pettion.) or Against Coan
sea- AZ -, tdiiiGK the blank ~ above
ANA Il amaIqt ty %. the votes cast are fer TIE
poln' namsI u tHe pctllua then that place
sAa.. - t{t N1uat, :, as, otherwise the County
SCAT shall rcr,sin a. above.
Sc. B. lac votes t3r and against the re.
NOVA, Of the County seat sas,l be retained And
eaaNas,sd "a The same taanaer as iAe ,o,e, ior
e0uUty ogtess.
~rc. {. No County scat IN any ccaatv
IN tlis state .aaH 10 removed .4 anv other
manner than thar prescribed IN thls act. ev
c,pt - tAe Amendment 81 repea ot III, at.
~st. 5. A. on ca0vass'rs The votes, ma.
10Y 81 thrm Air i0nad 80 BE- .u l-tor Of re
movsi ihcu al the couuty officers Who a4e r.
qarrd to hota Their cfi.cg, a. te oauly seat.
sla... Ni.h,g tseaty days alter asa eaayas~.
move Ga. ogs,ss o. t4t s..8. -s c.rc.eu ~ TIE
County a..
>sc. q. Al s9ecis. at;s passed ~ ,hf. l.e-
S,sla are proytiiag IA. .sh.a sang - VOTE a
tas people TEE fcRo,a. ol ;he EQUITY ~sai. ~
i's c"t'iy 90 ms >.@.', u'-Ar.kci previous 30
tar ar't .ly %. Doe. 4. - .'.;. are hereby 10
Fealed.
$50. TA.s At saa, axe ,es,, ;rom .nd
A,irg - passage.
t'1...ug BSAoLEl.
speaker Ire 90 ii tAe N q x.
el,itEr g.. MrsrNEy.
PresE4sai pre- .ss, Of the Ssnsia
Approved Nara Is. l,5s.
CHs>. l.. CHast, AcuGg Governor.
>GCNErrsN NFFiVE Minnesota,
hayvk i, l>ss.
hereby certify the foregoing To De a .ru.
copy VI Me o5'S;gAl on he IN tbs Office.
Cu.s. /. CaAsk, Secretary
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By AUTHORITY.

Law No. ~,
An ACT 10 Attach CERTAIN CDun. les - others
for judicial purposes.
Be It enacted BY the Legislature Of the State OF
Minnesota:
SECTION /. That the county of Mile Lac II
hereby attached to the county OF A0rrison for
judicial purposes. The counties OF Cas- and
Ita4ca are hereby attached to the county vi
Crow Wing, for Judicial purposes.
SEC. 2. That all the recording heretofore
done IN the office OF the Register OF Deeds OF
Morrison county, Of lands OF other property Of
Mile Lac county, and all the recording hereto
fore done IN the office of the Register of Deeds
81 Cray WIg&.e0uYty. al Lands cs athe: arap
erty ia the counties Of tass or ltasca, moi con.
hicting with any other rec ords, may he legal, is
hereby legaliled,
SIC. J. All acts % parts Of acts inconsistent
with the provisions OF this act are hereby re-
peaied.
SIc. L. THIS act shall take effect and be
IN force irouI aHd alter ITS passage.
SgORGE BgApLEY,
speaker Of the II Of X.
RICHARD g. MrRrukY,
President protein. of the Senate.
Approved March II, isJs.
tHAs. l.. CHAsE, Acting Governor.
SEcRkTARY's OFFICE. Minnesota,
March IL. 1905
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
cOpy o. the original on lie IN this Office.
tHAS. l.. CHASE. Secretary.
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flaw No. G3. !


AN ACT to provide for the Assessment aud
Collection Oh "a Tax for state purposes, lor
the year Eighteen hundred aud ifty-c gh.
10 II enacted by the Legislature OF the state Of
Minnesota,
SEcrloS /. There shall be levied aud collected
on all the taxable property IN the state ui MN
ncsota ior the year eighteen hundred aud lilly
eight, q taA OF iNe mills 10 the dollar ioT the
use of the State, including the sum 10 be raised
a. sinking fund and for interest of the state
debt, anior che PROV siOns OF an Act entitled
" Aa Act 30 authorize II loan OF Two Hundred
aud Fhiy Thousand Dollars 10 detfay the cur
rent expenses OF She State
Sec. ?. II rhali be the duty 81 the proper
officers of the several counties IA the state. o.
assess aud collect saId tsA "a iher respective
counties, aud pay the same over 10 thu lrCa-g-
rer of state, ia the iuanncr aud time prescribed
by law.
Ssc. .. tn. act shall take elect from and
nltei is passage.
GEORGE lRtnLEY,
speaker OF tn. II. oi r.
RICHARD g. MeEruy.
fe-dcut yrD hHi. vt The Senate.
Approved March ~, ISIS.
tnA,. l.. CuAsg, Actiag Governor.
~l,GEI AJAX = OFFluG. Minnesota,
March ~, ISIS
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be u true
cor, Of the original on bic IA tbs Office.
tnls. l.. CHASE, secretary.
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Al stroud. In t,louostcnhlr, a " n
dressed man called on wealthy and leading
QuaAcr ami expressed goat desire 10 SIX
him; when h,s w,ie proilcrd HIM rcfr,Sh-
ment and spare bad. Bat scryau, girl
did not hAe hs looks, AMI after all had ~
'ir~i, hid hcrS,lf in side parlor. Ia the
night the stranger came down stairs, put on
hs boots, aud 'eaS,ng u carlet bag in the
hall, opened The dooT and gave A lcad wins.
tie. lh, girl quickly barred tae fellow out.
The carp,, bag had u r,>h assortment of ~
volyers, dagger, and burglars appliances,
which thu stranger never called for.
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The Washington correspondent, o. the
Aoott dmT,eoa says:
They are hopeful, al the Treasury Of a
large accession OF receipts at the beginning
of the new fiscal year, from land sales in
kansas, Nebraska md California -Four
millions Of acres in the two first Territories
arc now now put in the market, and it is
supposed, will he entirely covered with pre-.
cmption claims, thus bringing in somc 81
100000. The Published accounts from that
quarter exhibit very embarrassed coudi-
ton OF affairs generally, and it ia stated that
rs high as loo per cent. per annum is on red
Tor money to gave the lands oi settlers from
sale. Ii this TACT be well authenticated. that
source OF revenue may not be quite So rella
ble as l. t,tmaicd. TweGtythroe millions
OF acres are to be thrown upon The market,
divided IN quantities, in California from the
salts OF which at least $4,000, 900 are
expected in a lew months. With these 10
600 coo Of lands which havr TO b. realized
the Treasury Is TO be carried on during the
recess Of Congress, relying upon large in.
crease IN the Fall imports Tor u corresponding
augmentation Oi revenue for customs Thee
are very bright hope. aud ior Mr.. Cobb's
sake they ought 10 be rcaild--ior if they
should not be, he will fad himself blmpcrei
bclor. Congress viii meet again in Deem.
her. as 10 wish himself well back to his com
Portable hvmp IN Georgia.
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salls Of which at least sioooOooo an,


While the admirers oI Of,jni are prc.
pared 10 give public demonstration ior h.
attempt upon the life Of the Emperor Of
France, Orsini himself regulates the act as
one rcpngrant 10 hls feelings and unworthy
OF the object he Was seeking 10 accomplish.
la letter to the Emperor .. France before
his execution h. says:
In lcw hours shall be no more bat
before drawing my last breath. | wish it to
bc known, aud declare it with that frank
urss aaA courage, which up to thus day. |
haze never beivi, that ASSASSINATION, in
whatever form it my disguise itself, dos
uot enter iatV my principles, uoIwlthstani,
.ug that, by "a fatal mental error. | allowed
my~fll 70 be led into oig4uillng the attempt
OF the liih Of January. lat my country
mcn, instead u putting faith in the system
of as',sss nation, utterly rJc,t tt aud know
Ivy the VOTE OF DYING patriot. that their
redemption must be Won by scii-control. by
constant unity OF Struggle and sacrifices
ALI by the eNegci-, Of iru, virtue
The letter docs honor to OYsiai. and
proves that his natare VAS ral,, nobl.r
than his act would IND cafe. Ii h., friends
wish 10 do justice to be- memory. they
should not pabltcly eonuasnl wht, lie 50
Jasty r'UuAts and aPo,ug,4.s tor a. lusi-
gaied by !" fatal mcb.al etror.