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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27
Remember,

He who places himself under Dr.. kinkeln''
treatment, may reigiousIy confde in his honor
as a gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets of DR.. X IS patients will never
be disclosed.
Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known to one who
from education and responsibility, can certain
Iy beiriend you.
Dr. KinLelin'S residence has been for the last
twenty Years at the n. N. Corner Of Third
and Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27
AFFLICTED READ !
ELP II A MEDICAL
| HOUSE.-Establi>hed twenty-five
~ o bv MP ETA.EEJYN' CORNER IF

InHILAD ELPH | A MEDICAL
HOUSE. Established twenty-five
wears ago by DIR. KL.NKELLN, corner Of
Third and Union Streets, PhiaOephia, Pa.
twenty-five Years
Experience has rendered DR. X. most sue
cessful practitioner in the cure OF all diseases
of Il private nature, manhood's dt bllity, as an
impeachment to marriage-neryous and sexual
infrmties, diseases Of the skin, and those arr
sing from abuse of mercury.
, Take Particular Notice.
Thee is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
By bows, in solitude, often growing up with
them TO manhood and which. if not reformed
in due time, lot only begets serious obstacles
TO matrimonial happiness, but gives rise TO a
series Of rrotracteG, nsidious, and devastating
affections.
Few of those who give way to this PERM
cous practice are aware Of the consequences
until they find the nervous system shattered,
feel strange and unaccountabie sensations, and
vague fears in the mind. (See pages p, rs,
30. Of Dr. KS book on "Seli. Preservation"
The unfortunate thus affected become feeb-
lie, is unable to labor with accustomed ylgor or
to apply his mind tostudy, his step is tardy and
in his sports with less energy than usual
If he emancipate himself before the practice
has done its worst, and enter malrimony his
marriage is unfruitful, and his sense tells him
that this is caused by his early folles.
These are considerations 1rhich should Glcakfn
The attention Of all lcho are similarly situated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27
HOWARD ASSOCIATION !

HOW ARD kSSUCiEIlUN
PHILADELPHIA.
A Ben evolent Institution, established by special
endow ment for The relief of the sick and distress
sed, afflicted with VuuIent and Epidemic
diseases.
ITO all persons aiIl cted with Sexual Diseases
| such a. PEEMATORRHEA, SEMI
Ma, WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONOR-
f CA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho Vice of
IONANISM, or SNLF.ABiSE &c. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
OF the awful lr, lruclion OF human lie, caused
" Sexual diseases. and the exceptions prac-
Used upon the unfortunate Victims OF such
diseases by Qaacks, have din ccd iaclF Con-
sulline Saigon, a. a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy of their name TO give MEDICAL AID
VICE GRATIS, '" al! persons thus afflicted,
VINO amply by letter. Ni.h description OF their
condition, Gage, oct upallon, hall,s 81 lie &C.
and in ca~ra Of extreme io'c'i} AID >HheHng,
| o FURNISH MEDIC. NEo FREE OF
! CHArGE.
| The Howard Association Is benevolent 10
shrution, established 10y special endowment Ter
the relief Of the sick apd dls'Toss'd, afflicted
with "Yrulrn, ard Epidemic Drseascs.' 1t has
now a surplus OF means, which the Directors
have voed 10 cXpord in adNri'iSing the above
notice. 1t is needless to aid that tie Assocla-
ION commands The highest Medical skill of the
age, and vii! furnish The NEST approved modern
treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, The
vice Of Onansm, Masturbation or Scli.Abuse,
and Other Diseases of tue Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mail, lin a sealed enveloPe,) FREE or
CHARGE, on The receipt of two STAMPS
for postage.
Address. DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Con-
sultng Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. 4EARTWELI., President.
GEO. FAlRCHlhD, Secretary.
June g. 1857. 29-ly
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MALE OR FEMALE,

from whatever cause they may have orlgIna'
ted, AND NO MATTER OF row long STANDING
giving Health aud Vigor to the Frame, anc
Bloom TO the Palid Check.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27
Great Revolution in Medical Science.
The Best Therapeutic Agent Ecer IN,
tOduCed.
DR.. DICKIN SOM S

MAGNETIC ELEC-
TRIO MACHINE is
exciting the most
absorbing attention
Of the Medical Pro-
fcssion and a large
portion ofihe intel
lIgent laymen of
the land IL is now
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27

ter or a century " Wv
study and treatment o.
Syphilis and kindred
disorders as a speciality.
he has come possessed OF
mos, invaluable iniorma'
nation in regard to the
same and IN able 10 com
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27
Price % Cents.

THE Author of the above volume is graz
| uate cf ore of the first medical schools II
he United States and having devouted a quar-
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Grand Total, s4,2S2,1ss 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-27
ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN
Gold Watches,
SIM ER w ARE.

such as Coffee and Tea Sets, Pitchers, GOblets,
Guns Baskets, Casters, Haiiers, Spoons, Forks,
and LaI!es, Desert, Cake, Pastry, Butter, Fish
and Cramb Knires, Sails, .ugtinesrs, Md Picks,
&c, all Of which are duplicated in Plated
Unre snnerh Plated Eptrgnes aud Plateau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

ITO BARBERs ron SALE CHEAP, OR TO LET on
ssA.ae tesms, the lease ans arures Of suitable
for clasa shop and Undressing s.ocn located
Ia The b~st bbssi,ess ocens IN hs otf pardon
iss syyly ~ JOHN n. DAWSON. ~ BrsAlvsy, rcoa a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
COpPORATTOM NOrICEs.

NTorrcr.-rBK SELECT COMMITTEES or THE BOARD
Gouncmsn 70 wso vas referred s subject Q, 10
meet 10 The cry Lbrs!y room, Ne u CITY Hal on yednes
otke~vise Of ssd hospxa are respectfully requested V be
present aw gAfPrT.l Committee
&c. PsxSSR. {vouuai,ss Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
RESTAURANTS.

nOrIy's CHOP HOUSE, ic7 WILLIAM STREET,
~ three doors below Beekmsp srce-Dcly s the place
where ron dine of chop reek roast beef &C. with
the comforts Of home Hos Joints from TO Fine old ses
vfss. Ac ,. STROUD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
HEW QUALIFICATIONS.

u,Hn,urAPEsr AND BHsT MONTHLY M THywoRLp
i Just out The Peoples Magazine and Monthly InsIuc
,1r price ~ cents ROSS 4 TOUsEy and DENrER
BROTHERS wholesale sgent Publishing once, % Broad
wav, room 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

and the District Attorney may therefore well decline, In
q the magnitude and importance Of that presented
by bill in this case to take the responsibility Of deci
ding As administrative officers, against claim OF the
United States which be readily made the subject OF
judicial investigation may be proper also to state that
equities Of the parties should have felt bound TO ask
argument upon and 70 have seriously considered ques
ton not bar before ordering injunction in this
case The fifth section Of the act Of I'd March lT93 pro-
hibs the Courts Of the United States from granting in
junction "to stay proceedings in any court Of Sate
and The term proceedings may properly, aud think,
must necessarily include all steps by tho Court
suit until the close Of the final process OF execution which
msy issue therein e Curtis c. Reports. 49, 46s srd
469 But o. this question has not been argued, do not
rest my decision upon this ground. The for pro-
hmnary Injunction Is denied
The Portsmouth Murder Case.
PORTSMOUTH, n ii March 81. 1853
the murder Of Mrs. Sarah Spnney. He waived an ex
animation and committed to jail to await his trial in
October next
Fro at Dubuque. Iowa.
DUBUQUE, March 81, 1858.
The Merchants Hotel Of this city destroyed by ire
Aat night. Loss SIS Geo. insured, $4,000.
Specie Payments In Virginia.
RICHMOND, March 81, 1858.
The Legislature has passed the Bank bill, after amend
on the first Of May
The Ice I'm the 81. Lawrence Disappearing.
MosTRxAI, March 81. 1853
The ice opposite the city is breaking up the river
will soon be clear altogether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

Two POKK PACBEHb IHbPBCTURN, AC.-THE WHOLLY
81 the utensE Ac the psctng house ~ DC no and
az Frsnhin street 70 be disposed q BY private sale These
boiler tank and kettle for lard In room
sesnIng OF frozen h,gs, with all sors Of cols sses and
se heuse coarse meat shop and stable for hosse
T whole being the complete house. In New for
be rented = the present rent ~ 40 Tbe
lease q No Is 70 be sold. Apply 70 r. r. CROUCH, y
Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
FOR SALG.
o.. =


a TEA STORE FOE SALE CHRAP-IN ONE or TIKI
n principal avenues OF this city Business and lease
favorable Inquire of SAMUEL SHERMAN, 81 Wall street,
d. address Tea Store, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

TOR sAI.E-THE LEASE OF PREMISES STOCK. FIX.
tares &C. OF retail grocery establishment which ms
done the last year business Of $50 for cash. and which
could be increased There three years
OF lease unexpred and stock fixtures Sc In first rate
order, making most desirable opportunity for
wishing enter the business. Address II. O. p, Herald
6ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

Great closing furniture the Bowery
Opposite the Bowery theatre
In consequences fretrinr from twiness The undersgsed
will dispose his large well selected The
store, al remarkably low prices, ~ follows
soss vi to Sic; mahogany chairs ~ 81 70 ~ 60 worth % -
mahogany wardrObes ti4 worth 81, painted
rohes y g ~ msrble top centre tables 80 70 n2 wcyth
chairs and rockers and variety ~ other ARTICLES such
found first Glass store, all Of which viii be sod without
before going elsewhere ~ A-The balance OF stoct
naming hand viii be sold n suction the o q Apru
". BUIIrEk
EVIRsT PREMIUM ENAMEI.LED rURYfTURR IN All.
oolors and Styles 81 prices from Us 70 scsa Every
Acle warranted y q. wDnDBRIDuN
No ssrlvsa sreei three docrs NON csns street h r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

LNOR SALF-TIIE STOCK, GOOD WILL. AND FIXTURES
of the old and wen Known bockseing establishment No.
20 Broadway Of nn street together with the lease OF
the premises winch them a moderate The
the favorable bookselng
enterprise that offered for The business
prosperous and gift enterprise stand the
cation 10 unequaed by any In the city Apply to W. A.
TOWNSEND, date stringer TownsendO No. DID, Broadway
under the American Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

fsctory establishment having everything for carrying
large business such timber and benches,
ahes Ac The advertiser having other business at
tend 10 H. better opportunity never was offered TO
wishing 10 business hardware merchant that
wishes manufacture his goods II viii be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

A CHANCE WORTH NoTICE-A HOUSE AND STORE,
IA oftwelve years standing the hosiery and furnishing
line. With stock OF about Sac for sale and lease Of
The parties retiring from the business propose
selling cash and To avoid trouble but cash customer
need apply Inquire for this week 1856 Bowery for par
culars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

CORNER GROCERY FOR sALE-ON A GOOD
"a doing splendid business: OF the best
corners without exception, which viii be proved per-
wishing purchase. The viii be Did valuston
the fixtures halt their value. Tie undoubed
given for selling. Address u D. n Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
CLOTHING, sc.

CLOTHING, &C.
NJ QUANTITY or NEW AND LErT OFF CLOTH
n nr wanted for the Southern and Western markets-
Gentlemen viii receive ~ per cen than else where.
without hagging seeking 10 impose. Call
address T11OS. ID. CONROy, 40 Centre street
ADrEs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
IL clothing second hand furniture &C. TO dispose OF viii
ceve The tar value In cash. BY sending addressing
hARHIs No LEG Seventh avenue, betweenT ~cniieth ssd
Twenty first street
DOLCE POLICE, E--PoLfCEsEN AND OTHERS
u are invited 10 ca and examine Bruce aud Sheppard'-
vess Anderson would have been living had he
They VIII save your lives Nos IS Plat and " Spruce
al TO $1,000 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF
YI clothing wanted Cor he city and Western marketsL-
oentlemen VIII receive hfty more than their
posed value BY calling The addressing William
Walsh No. rs Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02


now claimed on account OF advances made
said steamships money, or out Of the compensation
due for mail service, required by the PROVISIONS OF the
deeds Of before referred the letters Of the Dis
ct Attorney written under the instructions Of the Secrc
,ary &C the Navy, no, being strict and technical
rlsnce " IN the conditions Of the deeds OF trust But
DO not ch yose 10 rest nv decision upop any technical
gro nd being entirely satisfied that the defendants have
right 70 ipst that there larger sum due for mau
an that yet remaining unpaid account Of tho ad
secured by the trust deeds and also 10 insist IN
this court claim shall be off agans, the other
But n could reach tue conclusion that there would still
be oslsnce due 10 the government uron the equitable
al usnent Of their accounts with the Col Dr line, should
be unable 70 find any solid ground on which 10 rest de
cson favor Of the complainant upon the present
ton The execution creditors have present right 10 pro
coed sell the Atlantic and the Baltic, subject the lien
Qf any, which the government has thereon and II that
hcn good and valid against thesc execution creditors
sale under such executions must necessarily be subject
90 such len The execution crcdt9Is have pre3Rj
right 10 sell under their execuhbns-such Is ~
remedy gwen them by lsw-the United stHcs have
at best butts right 70 sell at~ notice of ~ months
according 10 the ex~cw terms o. eir contractboth
stra legal rights. Certainly the rights and even the
equities the execution creditors, would then he
sur<s th,ee of the United States FAR at least
10 allow them 10 sell these steamships subject 10 the liens
Of the tted sats ma, they may be sold 70 some I'M
known Terson that such person may possibly take them
beyond the jurisdiction Of the United Stsies-snd the
existence q fear THAT the claim OF the United
states may be endangered therebys sufficient gr o-nd
for ry~tron M the claims the execution creditors until
under the deeds Of trust mortgages beore mentioned
This cannot order present sae Of the steamers
under the deeds OF trust, aud the right Of the United
states provide by these instruments for
mary proceeding 70 enforce the rights and for taking pos
sesos q the property upon failure 70 repay the nd
vsnces according 10 the terms OF the contract furnishes
no equitable ground fv relief against the execution osed
tore vshoee right such they are, absolute and
may be legally and equtsbly carried into Immediate
cuuen- am therefore entirely clear that the United
states have shewn equities superior 70 those Of the
erecvton creditors and that they MOI esutled
70 the injunction prayed for must not be
supposed THAI in thus expressing decided and con
cas opinion against thh nccs, intend 70 intmaAs thas
OF this Ceurl The questions presented ere judicial 70
Their character and properly belong 10 the Courts q the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-20
Horrible Murder.

HAMILTON, n. Y, Jan. PA most
atrocious murder wac committed at Poolville,
four miles from here, last night. Jared
Comstock and wife, aged over seventy years,
were the victims, and their son was the mur-
dercr He has been for some time insane.
At about eight o'clock last evening, be XII
led his father by knocking him down with au
axe, and his mother was killed with skillet
He then cut their hearts out, and cut one OF
the bodies in pieces, and roasted the other on
the stove, and eating portion of it. He in
tended to have killed his sister, but fortunately
she escaped. The murderer is in custody.
and has confessed the act
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-20
Kansas Flection---Contradic5ary Repcrts---
The LscOmpton Constitution

S.. LOUIS, Jau. 16.-Adyces from Kan
sas relative to the recent election held in the
Territory continue of ont.adictory charac-
ter.
The Leavenworth Times of the 9th inst.
says that the reports from different parts of
the Territory Indicate the success of the entire
free-State ticket, while the vote against the
Lecompton Constitution will probably exceed
i, 600.
The Lawrence correspondent of the Dem
ocrd, of this city, says that as far as heard
from the free State party had secured thirty
one out of the forty -four representatives, and
fourteen out Of nineteen of the Senator'S, and
the vote against the Constitution is about
equal to that polled at the October election.
gentleman, who left the Territory on
the til, states that it was then believed that
the Democratic State ticket was elected.
The RcEaLHcup learns that General Cal
houn has returned to Lecompton, under an
escort Of United States troops. 1t is also
Stated that he WIS to leave heavenw orth on
Wednesday last for Washington, with tie
i-ecompt"n Constitution. The vote upon i.
at tne last election is expected TO arrive here
tonight.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-20
Distillery.

\ great deal has Lcen said during this ever
glorious nineteenth century against the use
of int oxcat;rg liquors as a beverage, and We
arc confident that the labors of Temperance
phianthior;sts have dore much for the NELL
Grafton of the condition of society. But not
witasiandng al their efforts, LARGE number
OF the citizens of our Republic like ''some-
thing to take" occasionally. 1t is notori-
Gus f. ct that It is almost impossible to obtain
a pc a ice cT liquor of any kind in the cit
les a the preset ime-the custom of drug
g:rg" having become well nigh universal
We would state for the benefit of those who
indulge" that Messrs. Patrick Branif x
George L:tzi niger have erected Dstlllery in
the vicinity of Loretto, where they are now
engaged in manufacturing pure article of
Mountain Dew" from ''rye and nothing
else" If you drink at all patroaize them and
avoid the ''Strychaiac pi-ea."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-20
subject the offenders to the punishment due
to traitors, A. CUMMING,
Governor of Utuh Territory
GREEN RIVER Co, 4 near Fort Bridger, { U. T
November 91 1897

GREEN RIVER Co. .(,,eor Fort Bridger, { U. tt
November 81, 1857.
To BRIGHAM YoUNG, Exc Governor of Utah
Territory On the 11th doy of July 1867,
l was appointed by the President to be Gov
ernor of this Territory Since my arrival
withn the limits Of tie Territory I regret to
find that many acts of violence have been
committed on the highways, in the destruc-
tion and robbery of properly belonging to the
United States These acts, which indicate
that the Territory Is il state Of rebellion,
are ascribed, how truly do not know, to your
self. a proclamation, purporting to have is
sued from, and passes, signed BY your au
thori:y, found upon the person of Joseph
Taylor, have been submitted to my inspec-
ton. The matter contained in these papers
authorizes and commands violent and treas
enable acts-acts tending to the disruptinn
of the Territory, and which subjects their ac-
tors to the penalties accorded to traitors. If
these papers referred TO be not authentic, l
trust yon will promptly disown them.
l herewith enclose you copy Of my pro
clamation to the people of Utah.
You will oblige ne by acknowledging tie
receipt of this by the returning messengers.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obcdicnt
&c. \. CUNNING,
Governor of Utah Territory.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-20

The following letter lrOH Mrs. Smith. 10
bor husband ,Ic 5rsaIc,.t WAS read .;nnrino
the trial
MAY 9th 1857
VIII ,o., oIr,,,. .,,. T., .,,. ,.,- do,r do.r
,et ;n;,roI hrsr,nl l-n,,r I..to- ros re-
ca,rod and read with f.o,iras Of the most H.
fer anruisb-rcad :, witbont = main or nas.ion
cf crief Ton, T am mt void IF feoIinr
FL stboroh ,r,,,v oIo,, !, tho world F,tb.
or hrotbar< husband f,i.nlz and an--Lavc
1an ~ cd ,L.trl;.d tho l.,. ,,,s
horn
NJ dear Tom yyronnsd von I.enFy
r1,o,t tr,, f,t.I s.cr,t r,o,. vo, T,,id ,,r,ng
in ,!,,r.,,;,, Won. }nt loved Won. YES God
onI,- lno,,s I I,.,..1 go, aoJ 10 I'm Van
oro tho injured ooo Carter IL, entity ,-,,,cb
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-20
The Democratic Party---It must be Preserved.


The Black Republican newspapers IN every
section Of tie country are at present making
merry over what they are pleased to style the
dissepsions of the Democratic party. They
believe. or affect to believe, that the breach
between the National Administration and
Governor Walker, Seuator Douglas and thew
friends, is every day widening, and that there
IS not now the slightest hope of a reconciha-
ton. In order to accomplish the coEsumma-
ton lcvoutly to be wished for. they have al
high and low, from Greely to John NJ. Bow
man. esroused the cause of Douglas and Wal
ker, and take every opportunity to malIgn
Mr.. Buchanan and his friends. The men
who two years ago maligned Stephen A
Douglas with ficnd-like maliguirv, a"d decla-
rcd hat he would occupy place . he his
tory Of our country side by sice With Bene-
dict Arnold, now laud him to tie skies as an
independent, pure and fearless statesman
l}nt VIC have no confidence in the professions
- these Black Republican editors Of their at
sacLment to Senator Douglas. We believe
,bat their present approval of his course Is
not owing to the fact that they hate Douglas
less but because they hate the Democratic
party more It may be a pleasant delusion
Cor the Black Republicans to believe that the
Democratic party is about to be broken up
and destroyed. but we hope they wi Il not feel
cry much astonished is they find in 1860
hat it ''still survives" :" full of its original
>oirit," able and willing to battle in defence
o.: the Inion.
The efforts of the Black Republicans to fan
fha flames Of discord in the Democratic party
must excite the indignation of every foe of
-.ctioHal rartics. What will be the result if
ihev are successful ? They Will have abso-
}4re control in all the Northern States. At
,.;,:onjsn will reign triumphant; series OF
a.1rcss,,H5 On the rights O. the Southern
states viii at once be commenced; the Goa
sti.ution will become n dead letter, and the
dissolution of the Union viii speedily follow.
While the Democratic party preserves lis or
ganization intact, we need entertain TO ap-
prehensions of these disastrous results, but
the moment It loses its power and influence
as National party, the days Of the Republic
are runpLar-I.
Under these circumstances would it not be
the he,.h5 of i,lIy for The Democracy to quar-
rel auong themselves when tie .r.1mph oI
Blavl nc2p1licanislo j. the oaly end that
can possibly b. accomplished
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