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One of the Company's Steamboats, leaves NO 3 LIGHT
STREET WHARF, daily at O'Clock, arriving in Phila-
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the New York Trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

We have not chosen, in the progress of the pres
ent canvass for our approaching State Election to
afflict our readers with incessant e1hortaions TO
The performance Of their duty We have for years
been arguing and Illustrating with the earncstness
of assured conviction, the Republican view Of the
questions in debate, and commencing the political
dutie. thence resulting; and we are confident that
no habtua reader of these columns can need to have
il dinned into his ears that he ought not merely to
vote on the ensuing I'd of November, but TO see
that bis friends and neighbors Of like faith do not
neglect that important duty. We have not assailed
She personal characters Of the candidates for State
Officers whose election We oppose, for we deem
them fair men, only Objectionable because of their
politics, and because we are always glad when
none but such are in nomination. % that there may
be no diversion of the public mind from the public
questions to Be decided. And, fair men az we be-
neyc Gerr. Smith. Lorenzo Burrows and Amssa
j. Parker TO be, there is not one Of them whose
personal walk and conversation have been more
blsmeless snd exemplary than those of Edwin D.
Morgan, whose nouastion has been the signal for
perfect avalanche of abuse and detrsction. By
thus asssiling him, his advcrsaries have in eaec,
confessed Judgment on the public issues in eontro.
versy and admitted that they esn hope to succeed
only b. sinking those issues out Of sight We DO
ROT believe they have taken the right course to
win; but the returns viii decide
We have not attempted to out brag our oppo-
mems, though tia. is favorite and effective
device. We know well that the Republican is
tie strongest party in our State; We know also
that al The other parties combined can outnuraber
i. We know that if Gerrit Smith shall draw off
and throw away Twenty Thousand Republican
votes, and the Old Silver Grays who arc now shout
ing for Burrows shall finally slip in ballots for
Parker, they viii give us sll we can do to beat
him. But We do not believe that one-half those
who voted the American State Ticket last year
can tlnls be made over, aud If not we feel sure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Col. VIM. PRESTON, of Louisville Ky, has
accepted the post Of ambassador to Spain, vice
Augustus Cesar Dodge of Iowa, relieved. We
regard this as an excellent appointment. Col.
Preston, while yet a young man, first appeared on
the political stage as Clay Delegate in the Wing
National Convention held at Harrisburg, in Deem.
Der, 1889, by which Harrison aud Tyler were
nominated for the canvass of 1910. After having
served with credit in the Legislature, he was, in
1853. elected to Congress, from the Louisville
(then With Distrct) as Wing, beating English
Dem.( by 1852 majority. He was. for time,
expected to oppose the Nebraska BILL but finally
supported and voted for it. In 1856, Amercanism
having taken the lead in Kentucky, Humphrey
Marshall obtained it's nomination for Col. Prestons
seat, when Col. P. ran again as an Independent,
and was supported by his old opponents, but
beaten by 6932 votes, to 4,375. Since then, he
has acted with the Democratic party. He is a
gentleman by birth and education, and will ill the
station to which he has now been appointed with
dignity and ability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

There was Gen. Gushing himself, who came
straight out Of the Abotion-Whig camp. and ms
carried away loads Of plunder, properly belonging
10 older. if not better soldiers. Then hr. Weo'
sters scn, qusrtered on the public a. wing Is
retained as = Democrat, 10 the exclusion oil NE
long partisans. Mr.. Choate. too, by his Eleventh
hourism, has robbed some one. who has borne tue
labor snd heat Of the day. Of his penny. which mas
been bestowed on the conyulsive orators son-in-
law. The Post may, perhaps. have witnessed these
calamties Of its friends with resignation; but 1t IS
an entirely different thing when newspaper Of the
pretensions Of The Courier offers itself as its rival
for the smiles and the sugsr-pums Of National pat
ronage. 1t ia very pretty quarrel as it stands,
and may grow yet prettier as it goes slong. 1t is
entertaining in itself, and instructive as study OF
the Natural History of Democracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

that the Republicans can win BY drawing out their
full vote
This. then. is the work now incumbent upon us
to bring out our lsst vote. Men Of Suffolk, oil
Sullivan. Of Washington, St. Lawrence, Chau-
tauque do not stop to speculate on chances OF
wonder how the Republicans Of some DINER
County will do, but begin to-day, if you have not
already begun preparations to poll the full vote
Of your own county or township, and trust fha'
your brethren elsewhere will do likewise. IL tue!
fal vop. at least, will be free from all blame IN
the premises.
There are this day Three Hundred lhousana
legal voters in our State who prefer the 'ucce" OF
the Republican 10 that Of the Democratic ticket.
If these Three Hundred thousand Voters can De
brought to the polls, our triumph il assured Ii We
are beaten il will be because some half dozen 10
each School District shall for reason or another'
come I'D missing on election day. One WILL De
absent on journey, another will have sickness IN
his family or be suffering from recent bereavement
or misfortune; third will be displeaied with the
nomination for Congress, Assembly, or some
| County Office, and will stay away in 'ulk or
| net: and thus we shall be beaten if at al. ORGAN
IzArIos will save u, provided il be general and
thorough. and that organisation. is now proceed
ing. Republican reader do not wait for Others
but resolve that your Election District, your Town
shin. vour County, shall be organized forthwith
that the last Republican vote will come OUT on Inc
| Cd Of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

The Hartford Press las returns from all the
Town Meetings recently held in Connecticut, which
sum up as follows:
Republican ............73 Buchanan. 81
Divided. Uncertain.
Republican gains. ..l6 Administration gains.
Tie Hartford Times eontrives to put it's party
ahead by giving three Adm. towns twice, claim.
ing Killingworth which has not yet held its cleo
ton, and Chatham which has gone Republican, and
four other towns which have chosen officers Of
e,ch party, and emitting altogether tpsnfytoRr
towns which have gone Republican, thus reducing
the net results to Sc Adm, 40 Republican, di-
vided. But The Times does not pretend to claim
victory in the general issue of these Town Elec-
tions, and we believe this the first time IT has
failed to do so for the last dozen years. We guess
a couple of gentlemen now representing Connec-
tcut in Congress may as well decline reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

A PoLIcE MsoIsrE,rF RYtrasiSo \ RrFrAS.-
drunken rnfian named Stephen J. Rice, entered
SecoLd avenue car last night, and committed ar M
provoked assault Upon gentleman named {. Ii.
Bolt, who was riding with lis vie in tie ears. Oae
OF the Fourth Ward Police Officers arrested Rice and
took him TO the Sts,ou-Ilouse, wherc hc committed
slother assault u'or the officer. short time AFTER No
was committed TO the cells, Josiicc BTvran entered
accompanied by the brother 81 Rice, pogter-hoa:e
keeper in the wsId. Tho Judse opened Court, aud
ordered the prisoner TO be brorga before him. His
command cbeyod to The letter, FOR the prisoner
wa % drunk that it repaired two to hold lin mp.
Justice Bennan released the rascal to sppear at the
Special Sessions, lis rip. seirg brother becoming
curity tor bis spPea snce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11


doubt proper remedies to sppy administer
p~sient " either contagious contagious
such Yellow Typhoid Con sestive B1ns Fever Asuc
Other mslsrous Fevers give RADV iNs 10Y REiiEF IT,
tcrnsIy and externally and R,Dw.ss ka..LsrS1 Puts
10 doses Of ffom foar sir kou. II fyphGs Scs
let Fever SnslPox Me les ,nd other eo2iss a ssve
the RkkDy HgLlrF Ia Of IA spoonful diluted VITA
water every hour and dosc % the REGULATING PlLL' sum
rent regulate the bowe twelve hours IL Sronchr'
Dyspcp,is Sores Ulcers, lung Difficulties ConsnGpt!oo
Syphs Scrofls constitutional nssdos stHi't tho patient
ave RApw.ys RsNovAryC RssoLyHNT il dses Of deise!t
spoonful half hour ser each meal iPnaenons infsuson
81 Lpnss Bones Stomach. Liver hidnes. give MAD
VANS REGrL,rIse Puts, and apply the Rf,HY h5L ben
internally and externally Ii Rheums;isu Seu-sys, ocu
r.yisi. spPy the READY AtIisf externally na s,e ,Ae
REGULATING Puts in doses four o. II hesdsche
Pains In the Boue Soar lhost Coughs Gods
Lumtaeo, aivc the Pulls ant battle the parts shcted wh
Rspwsys RfApr RtLirF. II sasced VIA Hear Diseases
enarfenent papiston; Liver Complains Of vh,'sv.r
doses Of the EteNLsrIXc PfLs tYse
daily II Dyssntry Cholera CAorrsuorbus AID other bowel
difruhes RAbwArs kEADS RNLIHF hOa intsrls.
externally For all other Pairs Aches there
n Inflammation, Conseson &c. apply the READY RELIEF
Under III. viii los 10 life Of PATENT
the cure will and certain the Using aud setting
OF he sun pro .siot friends sna fse drlsoy deter
s.ny aside the uncersin and fatal esloulel bs
rather LEI the lives Of your psen;s prompt yo1 to uss 'sese
which proved n ufe1e ctftn n hundreds 81
Of cases where tlr services a-a Of me
medical fzrni,v have failed. RADwsr L Co,
NJ, ie2 Fulton -. Ns~-foIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Delaware has been telegraphed all over the land
az having gone Administration last Tuesday by $50
majority, when in fact. Der State Election has not
been held, and will not BE- till the second Tuesday
in November. Last Tuesdays election was for
Inspectors and Assessors only, and the aggregate
Adm. majority is shown by the Wilmington Journal
10 be 443 only, whereas of the Inspectors Elec-
ton of lo56 it was 2, le5. Then Wilmington went
100 Buchanan now 90 Opposition. Buchanan in
SO had s,cO4 votes to 6,l75 for Fillmore and 3OS
for Fremont-most of the Republicans voting
the Fillmore ticket to beat Buchanan. The State
can be carried by the Opposition four weeks hence
II they try, and VIC thinh they WILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

The arrival of the Overland Mail at st. Louis
brings sdyices from San Francisco to the l6th-ten
DAYS later than previous advces via Panama. The
news from California and Fraser River is unm.
portsnt. The accounts from Oregon bring news Of
further trouble with the Indians, and rumor that
Gen. Palmer's party had been massacred by the
saysges near Okanagan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and Minnesota hold
their Annual Elections tomorrow. Though the
Federal treasury has served to bring into the field
in Philadelphia Straight American Ticket, y
whereby to divert few thousand votes from the
Anti-Lecompton or Peoples Tickets, We shall be
disappointed if the result in Pennsylvania is not
rebuke to the author Of the Lecompton policy and
bis backers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

To ADvERrIsrRs.-A limited number OF advertise
u.r. taken IN Tar WEEKLY TRBuss at the rate Of
line Tb. paper circulate. 'he ,ctve snd en'efpns
manufacturers and merchants throughout the Union TO
. extent nearly IT'S co copies every week thus
,.or,ed medium for advertising Advertisements FOR his
-, rc bou,d be handed in before Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Adyices from Santa Fe announce that on the 29th
August the troops under Major Mclean had
brush with party Of Navajos at Bear Springs, in
which Mclean was severely wounded, and six or
eight Indians were killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
MEYERS MIRACULOUS NERMIN DESTROYER.
~ Ne NORE NFRMIN .

Houses hips hoiel' Sc kept pe'msn,ny free from bugs
peaces and all other vcrmn, by the OF
MEYrRs MIRAoVLovs NEgSiS DrsTgoYrs For sale at the
Projectors Depot, No GIG broadway Of nousocsi,
and by v RusHTox, Drusgs General Agent No 10 Aston
House, and No. all Broadway corner Of Csnsl-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
Mew1lork Dailu Gribn,te.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice car be 81 yDOus Commitment
ever /. intended for insertion must Be- y e
name ard address OF Tue writer Hr0e''A"' '' P
. tiof but a. guaranty fos biz good Attn
w. "a, M, undertake 70 return rejected Communication
Bu.pe. letter. for THs TRIBUNE Once should IL q cases %
saSr,s.,d 10 HoR.cE OREKLEY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

The Republicans Of this State Polh'o -, s,sss
votes in 1856 and only III rs last years :
OF Of oe,579 votes. Frey COMFY had 'a'' -.
thi. delinquency, but the wors' were s',,.us
RocAlsnd, suffolk .sd SULLIVAN, when
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

BAIMY SLErr.-The MAGNETIC SALvs induces
toe r,esbrs sleep without the ll eSe's OF ordinary
cp4afes =.
Ycr .,,e BY d. 8 B. sM1I, No. S2s C.nss pe~i Cha-Sh
ind by prasxsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Target stock in the worldThs celebrated establishment
ct No Broadway Twelve private expressly for III
application Of his famous ss DYE, the best exan BlcRr
LoRs WIGS and 1oUFsss have improvements all others
this Is the OILY place where hcse things properly adeToo
nud made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

HERNIA cured by MMSus RADICAL CURE
TRuss-Rcf.rec all the principal Surgeons aud Physicians
this city Call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere
AAc ELASTIC STOCKINGS SHOULDER BRACES, SUPPORTERS
Ar No Eskey a.. Asto House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

WIGS So, TOUPErs So AT CAMERoN's Manu-
factory, No le9 futon, Brooklyn the only ace where
article be- had able price Also largo
assortment 81 LADIES UlgWoRK Of tue latest improvements
equally loS prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURG
Poor SAVES No. 25 Broadway, of MurIsv oP
pos,e City Hall, NewlcTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

DIR. X. GOOpALE, at No. BOnd-st., New
Ycrt nav he consulted on oil Arising from,
esish aoa positive AVID uniform relic. soTded Ia the
aiAxhiea and formidable rases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
TNonAs FAVE L Co,
No 257 Broadwsy New York,
Are receiving their store for the Fall Trade the largest
and most complete assortment Of every style OF
fAYER HANckGs AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered in this market,
Suitable for the city retail consumption well rs the country
trade Landlords decorating their houses and merchants pr
chasing for the country trade invited to examine their
THOMAS FAVE Co,
Importers and Manufacturers OF Paper HsnsHg,,
No. 257 Broadway directly opposite the CITY Hal,
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
For THE TABLE.
For TIE TABLr.

Fox T,BLr
Elegant FRsScH CHINA
DtNNEs,
and Tsa SETs,
Tcfsther endless variety of Cur and PRESSED IAsLf
S3, as CUTLrRy end SILVER PLATED WAR, osrDs
manufsrtur.rs prices w. r. DALEY Co..
Nos 65l aud SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,
"a

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Kelly RERcUsoy,
No. 2 Broadway and No 81 Resde-st NeiS York nsye n
DAMssKs Laos and Muslin CURTAINS, CosScss, 0NPs,
kc which oHoIed az the lowest prices. WINDOW SHADES
Our Window Shades 10 the largest IN Newl ot snd
our SUPERIOR manufacturing facilities enable 20 ofer those
goods less than other houses We invite the attention OF close
buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Ia: year he Society .lT-rsed ir ronsion An' n
ma. r.,Aa.es IL Ireland, snd 20 d~T,' MS "ao.7 time ~
iisr s,i,rs,o-. Il the sete. entns al ser y-sn Of
"a - i. To. pssc' .hel.ss Of the C,sporatoTs
.ncr'. 10 via, e-erscgs cvuld ss termed &c s'mp' Il
COLT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11


GREAT FRE-PR0oF SAVE or THE WORLD,
Woyraafed free from Daw3nc"
u. b. WILDER x Co.,
No 1911 Broadway,
Corner Of Dey-s.., -York.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

"a A general row, in which one person vas
stabbed, occurred at Charity Ball in New
York on Thursday night last at the Crystal
Palace. 1t occurred at o'clock in the morn
ing. Three or four hundred ladies we're scared
out of their senses. and with their protectors,
vent homo without their "things." The rum.
pus was kicked up by . dozen brutal fellows
rushing into the ladies dressing room. The
''things" left in the dressing rooms consisted Of
overcoa,s, shawis, cloaks. hoods, rigoleites,
vels, bonncts, baskets, reticules, and last but
mot least, boxes Of whiting and rouge, with bits
Of old stockings for putting it on. Barring the
nshting the calico ball vas success, realizing
$4,000.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

(NAiioSAL D1MocgAcr.-Sena,or H.mmond
south C4roiina, in the recent debate in the
Pate Of the United States, tells US that au Ia.
Fhg men are "slayes." This is one Of the
F0-ais' Of nAtional democracy. Here is ano,h.
pe'ni,' which has been put forth by Seus.
u.y, Of Alabama, in his recent speech:
Establish a. principle. that to give sane
ns lt must be approved BY the mejeris,
- Sa11of co., and you take away this secun-
40 surrender those rights 70 the most ca
rspscious and cruel Of syrants. re-
80 Ssse ne grosing spiris in Congress, ana
soas ,.. the country, 70 dsmocrAtiss eul
s,as1.-so submit esesy qssssios uks tAs,
r*aM people,"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

MoRE SECRET SoCIkTIEs-The Democrats Of
New York City have q secret organization con-
nectcd with Tsmmauy Hall, called "Forresters,"
and the N. Y. Tribune gives long and some
what minute description OF a formidable new
secret political organization there. somewhat
resembling the old Know Nothing party, called
the "Young Mems American Gsncral Commit
tee," composed of active influential men, already
says, the OF jsct Of the organization is entirely
political, and calculated TO ope:ate largely in
the next Presidential election. 1t is understood
that the organization is not limited to the City
Of New York, but extends quite generally over
the country.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

PoLIcE CASES YEsrERDAY.-Befors Jussic.
lbridgs.-Roland Little, for fighting, va,
two dollars and costs Sent up. Same
drunkenness, was 6ned one dollar and costs
sst sent up.
II. Shaw, for fighting, was fined one dolla
costs Appealed to the District Court.
n eston Wait. for stealing shirts, was dis
Tx kged, % there was no Identification of prop
b Rankin, ditto.
Avrence Blanck, for an assault, was fined Ave
ars and costs.
stn Quigley, for fighting, was 6ned enc dol
~ - Iiad costs.
=, M. eo. Rnch, for being drunk, was fined three
an and costs.
Ohm Aclnenny, for stealing, was discharged
rate. Gesford. for threatening to burn house
acquitted,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

The uncertainty and mutability Of all human
affairs was never more torcibly illustrated han
it was in this strong Democratic township, ON
last Monday. The party held convention,
nominated = ticket, and the leaders worked
hard all day, but when the votes were counted
out, 10 and behold only two or three Of them
were elected. We have heard various reasons
assigned for this untovsrd result, but we are
inclined 70 think that the principal reason was
that the ticket was not popular with the people.
In October, six months ago. the Democrats had
81 majority; now. Boyd, Democrat, has 8. and
Of the township officers, the Republicans elected
two OF three Justices, all the Trustees, Clerk
and oac Constable, by majorities ranging from
| Z to 90. We don't claim this result, Of course,
| as strictly Republican victory, because indie
pendent and honest Democrats aided in achiev-
| ing it, to whom all honor is ascribed. We only
claim for our party the merit Of presenting .
ticket that honest men Of all parties could and
did support, and aid in elecung g.-Ottamwa
] Courier
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
InRLrNorOHwREKLYHAwK,EYl
r.. mar,se suesptsal.

4 In0 NB06b00 bAOOVus0se
A fair illustration Of the manner 10 which the
,,,c moneys are expended and Uscls San
sadsrsd By tie cermorants who have coesrel
ID H. Government 10 we'll illustrated In the
Liter Of the Nsrine Hospital erected last sum-
- in The vicinity Of this city. The purpose
!. one becoming wise and humane Govern
,p,-,hst Of providing shelter and home
!, .;ck and disabled men who follow the river
nd go down to the sea in sh'ps.' But the
X.,.,elea. purpose Of the donation 10 lest and
k.t..,sd. How, We shall leave our readers to
fo,m themselves. The building, erected as
koa Of some Sls,ooO or $4,000, is is sight Of
city, handsomely located upon The blum be-
". But il 10 very email affair, and lily adap-
d to the purpose for which is was Intended
Then the physician, and his steward, and ser.
Anu gesln, there viii be no room for any body
lee. II will be aluays full without single
A,ien.. Thus all the parties will draw their
kions and their salaries, contributing largely
the latter to keep up the organization Of the
ks.y in Burlington, and thus pervert the appro-
ation. The bsilding itself 10 not more than
BIZ a. large Or - expensive - some private
kelling houses which cost loss than $4,000
h. Luke Palmer erected dwelling house on
18th street last year at cost Of $4,000. which
cer.ainly a large again and every way sups-
r in architectural adornment TO the Hospital.
10 therefore fair 10 say that one half the sp-
kopristion was thrown away 10 putting up the
hiding, aud every one that looks ss u cannot
h acknowledge that the other half 10 also lost
the reasons above stated, want Of sizs and
sptasiou.
(rbo Marine Hospital will answer one purpose
IA one only,-is will afford shelter and quar-.
\ to the broken down party hacks,-a place
ore the lazsaroni can be fed at the public ex
bse While doing the fighting and voting OF
party.
tHr MONSTER YEn.-Oficial documents have
IN discovered in Canton, in which it appears
Yeh. during the short period Of three
b,hs put to death no less than the enor-
rs number Of $4,000 human beings. This
fact beyond doubt, the documents taken
kving the name Of every man and woman,
for what they we're executed