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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

The following description Of 20 good
democrat" given by ono Of the speakers
at tho Springfield (Ill) Bochanau con
vention, just suits our uoighbOr Of the
Aavertissr, who was frst Douglas man,
then a Buchanan man and now PROCESSES
to be both aud insists that the 'Democ
racy is a unit" while the most bitter
warfare is waged against Senator Doug
las aud all who sympathiso with him,
1T is Characteristic Of a good Demo
crat that he is as perfect in obedience as
he is absolute in command. While he is
a private in the ranks, he feels II to be his
duty to obey the behests of his party
when he is promoted to leadership, he ex-
acts implicit obedience to the authority
vested in him. When We elected James
Buchanan President Of the United States,
We Also AZ the same time elected him
President Of the Democratic party; and
he, together with the Cabinet and The
Democratic Senators and Re representative
in Congress, are tribunals which the par
ty itself set up in 1855, to declare wha
are Democratic doctrines and Democrat,
measures"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

We are requested BY Nr. Klippart 70
say all persons intending to exhibit ct the
State Fair, arc respectfully solicited 70
forward their entries, with appropriate en-
trance fee enclosed. By mail, 10 the See
retary's office o, Columbus, Ohio, (diroct
to J. II. Klippart. Cor. Sec. o s. D. Of
Agriculture until September sixth.
Those intending TO exhibit horses or cat
te, are especially requested to forward
not only tho entries, but the pedigree,
maine, age, color, and sex Of the animalfi
also state whether they arc for sale, and
whether they have taken prizes at any
previous fairs. The object Of the Board
ia soliciting these details, Is TO publish a
catalogue for tho benodt Of visitors and
purchasers, TO bo used Vn The grounds
re- No ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER TnE 25rH
or AUausr, CAN POSSIBLY DE ADMITTED
rEro rms CATALooUE-a az
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Are thew HOnest7

Arc the Douglas democracy of this
county honestG If they are. they will ro.
pudiale Hal and the Clique" who are
trying to got him reuominsted, and refuse
to fall down, like party slaves, before the
LecomptOu "calf," lately set up by the
ofli,e-holders, convention at Columbus
That convention no, only ignored Doug.
las entirely, but siruek him dozen, like an
assassin, aud completely slaughtered his
friends, by accepting the Green-English
bill, as ''inality"-by declaring the Lee
compton difficulty settled, when Buohan-
an is making it a test Of Democracy aud is
wagipg a war Of exteIminaIion against
Douglas men, and, what is more disgrace
ful than all, by asserting their "TuLL AND
ABIDING CONFIDENCE in the ability. patri-
otism and elevated purity OF character OF
James Baohanan," while Buchanan is
using all his efforts 10 "throtsle" Douglas
aud his Popular Sovereignty together
This is the kind Of feast to which Doug
las men, in this oouaty, are invited by
the Clique" Walk up to the trough,
gentlemen. and Il the fare is rather hard
90 through with the motion anyhow.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Tha Kanaaa Elanilnn.

Tho recent election in Kansas has rosul.
ted overwhelmingly against the English
bribe. The offer Of all the land in Chris
tendon, backed up by threat Of ten
years on bread and wator, outside Of the
Union, could not induce them TO accept
Leoompton for single day. They have
shook OIL the pro-slavory vampire for the
twentieth time and now they will dom'nd
Immediate admission into the Union, with
Constitution Of their choice. Who dare
stand up aud deny them2 The question
is now just where Congress found IT,
The majority against the Bribe will be
about 1000. out Of vote ofi5.0O0
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
mIn the Future %

The democracy of Ohio. iu their state
convention, passed the following rosolu-
ton;
Resolved, That in ko future we are op-
posed TO the admission Of new State In
to the Union, until the population there
Of shall equal the ratio for Representa-
tive In Congress.
How fortunate Il was that this new
doctrine was discovered, just in time to
keep Kansas from coming in as a free
state, after she has repudisted Lecomptou
and the land bribsl If she had accepted
Lcoompton, 10000 inhabitants would
have been all sufficient; but because she
will not be bribed to come in as slave
state, this new doctrine is interposed, as
a gag. to prevent her from coming in ai
all. This Is popular sovereignty with q
Iyenroance.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
BlairIa nAfaal.

Frank p. Blair jr., the able champion
of free labor aud free principles ia St..
Louis, has been defeated and Barrett, tho
pro.slavery candidate, is elected 10 Con.
gress by a small majority. The Oppos,- >
ton vote was divided between Blair aad
Breckenridge and this, together with bri-
berry aud illegal voting, defeated the for.
NOR. So Missouri is still pro-slayoy.-
Blair is a democrat, but the Adveriissr
halls his defeat as democratic % tri-
nmnh.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
A buchanan TInkat.

The state ticket, nominated at Colum-
bus on the a9lh ul., by the ofios- hold
ers' convention, are all LecoWptOn men, ~
They all ignored Douglas and cried amen
to the following resolution;
Resolved, That ,es hare fal and abiding
confidence IN ne ability. patriotism and o..
Grated purity of character Of James Ba.
e1anan he preseNi CAief Naqistrate ef
the Uaited Slatss, dna IL his ,0isdom anil
erperieRce, 10 d'lnlnistsr or Nofioaai gj-
Jairs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

TRrNrrY BAY, N. F.,.Aug. 9.-The peo-
pie here seem to have had little faith 10
the success Of the enterprise, end have
made very slight preparations.
One end Of the Atlantic cable was Ian
ded on the Irish shore, on the 9th OF Au-
gust, 1857; the other end from the same
vessel, on The 9th Of August. 1853. The
shore end from Valeniia, landed last year,
remains; so that both ends have been &C.
tuallY laid by The Niagara.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Democratic township Mootings.

We have been informed during the last
few days that certain well known parties
in Fremont, who have assumed to dictate
who the Democracy Of Clyde aud Wood
vile shall have for their Postmasters have
boasled that the delegates to the Demo
cratic Congressional convention Aaps al
ready been secretly selected in the different
townships Of this county, and that they
arc all Of the Lecompton w. Hall stripe.
FremORt DemOerai,
We can assure Bro. F.augher that San
dusky is no, The only county whore this
game will be played The same thing
win be attempted here, by Hall's hired
"ChQue."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
REvicO President Breckenridge, in q

Rg-Vico President Breckenridge. 10 q
recent speech, in Kentucky, stated that
"tha Republican party was now the most
powerful party in the Union, unless the
National Democracy we're the stronger"
and further declared that the Democratic
party was the only one that "could with
stand IL anywhere. 1t was as an organi-
zation strong, compact, earnest, fesolute,
and hopeful" These Democrats will
witness a national Republican triumph 10
1860.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Court of Common Pleas, Seneca county,
Ohio

A. h. o. Koehlervs. James Toner and David C. Kyres
NllE said James Toner will take notice that the said
plaatih dled their petition IN the court above named
the 18th day Of November ls57 against the said den
dant, Mys and Touer that the object OF said tton Is
obtain judgment against defendants for tho due
pfoussory made By the defendants bearing date
June 23d 1857, Tor tSyono md 29iO0 dollars, payable
day aferdae said plaintiff OF bearer with Interest,"
and the properly Of said Toner ia said county
tition Is for Judgment for ysix nnd 2Dl0O dollars with
interest thereon from 23d June s57and that said Toner
b required said petition by the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1853. STEM JOHNSON, +
aug5.6w. .. T. % 50. paintiffs' Attorneys.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
A Base Slander.

Gan intelligent gentleman, just from
Kansas, who was strongly opposed to the
Leoompton Constitution. Informs us that
tic people ofhat Territory desire almost
unanimously 10 remain om Of tie Union
for some time 10 come. That provision in
the Kansas bill which requires them to
wait until they have population suli-
oient to enlillo them TO a member OF Con-
gress IS iR accordance 10Th their l0ishes on
the saIect" t"-C Gin. Enquirer.
Ghe above is gross Slander and viii.
full misrepresentation. The people Of
Kansas are anxious to come into tho Uu.
ion, but the English bill disa5les them
from so doing, unless they oonSen. to be
bribod into the support Of an infamous
prO-S!avery Constitution, that they utter.
ly abhOr. They had TO choose the less
Of two evils and their late vote is no more
an evidence of their desire to remain out
Of the Union, than mans choosing x
be imprisoned, rather than shot. is evi
denco that he really wishes to go to til,
ponileutiary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

u Is also requested that the different townships,
at their primary meetings, nominate, each, a can
candidate for Township Land Appraiser and also
appoint delegates to the Congressional Conven-
tion At Forest on Wednesday, the 18th Of Au-
gust, as followsi
Adams, 81 Bloom, 81 Big Spring, l Clinton,
g. Eden, 81 Hopewell, p Jackson, 81 LoudoA,
a. Liberty, 3, Pleasant, q Reed, 81 sOiplO, a.
seaeoa, q Thompson, Venice, ..
These delegates, together with the others
should be duly reported and certified TO the Coun
~ Convention.
The prompt attendance Of every Republican
at the township meetings, Is earnestly requested
LEANDER STEM,
]. X, HORD,
=. SPEILMAN,
JIM STEVENS,
II. /. MCKEE,
Republican Central Committee,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
.JoY 10 THR WoRhpI
THE CABLE LAID

We are enabled, this week, TO announce
the great achiovemeut Of modern Enter
prise and Science the successful laying
Of tho Atlantic Telegraph The news Of
thi, evont sped over the wires on Thurs
day last after wo had gone to press, caus-
ing great excitement and rejoicing
throughout tho length and breadth Of the
land, which had vent in the firing Of can
non, the ringing Of tells &c. Even yet
the people arc wild with enthusiasm
The feet arrived at mid.ocean on the
2oth Of July and, on the a)lh, tho splice
was made. The weather was favorable
and the paying out continued without in
corruption, until the 9th inst, when the
vessels made land, the Niagara and Cor
goa arriving at Trinity Bay, NowfOund-
land, and the Agamemnon and Valorous,
at Yalentia Bay, Ireland The commu-
nicalion is porfeot--signals were kept up
all tho time aud everything betokens a
complete success. As soon as a connex-
ion is made With the land lines and the
necessary apparatus is altpchod, the cable
will be ready for use. The FIRST message
will be from Queen Victoria to Jamos-Bu
chanau. which will be replied to by the
latter. The following dispatches have
passed between tho President and Cyru,
| W. Field, Chief Engineer;
| TO Ae President Of Ms United States
WashiRgton
|. DEAR Sin; The Atlantic Telegraph
cable on board the United States steam
frigate Niagara. aud Her British Males
| tvs Agamemnon was joined in md-ooear
July 20th, and has been successfully laid
and as soon rs the two ends are connected
with the land lines, Queen Victoria will
send a message to you, aud the cable will
be kept free until your reply has beer
transmitted.
With great respect, remain your ODE
dent seryent, CYRUs w. FiEl Ds.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
OanIt serve two Masterg.

Are the democracy Of this county 60
ing to stand by Douglas, or be ruled by
Hall and the "Clique9" "Yo cannot
servo two masters" There is no alter
native but to choose the one or the other.
We invite them to the contest. Tho Re
publioans want to fight "a foeman worthy
Of their steel'' aud they want no dodging.
There is honor in politics, as we'll as war,
and We would rather Gght an enemy, OF.
fering bold, defiant 'front.' than one that
resorts to Ambuscadas and fres from the
"chapparel" Tho "Cliquo" will try to
pack the convention with a majority oi
Hall men. but the people eau defeat this
game II they will
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
TO THE punLIo.

"TRNIrv BAY, August Up. M.--ThO
Atlantic Telegraph Gable was successful
ly landed here yesterday morning, and is
in perfect order The Agamemnon has
landed her end Of tho cable, and we are
now receiving signals from the Telegraph
House at Yaleutia Bay, Ireland. The
United States steamer Niagara, aud Her
BriIanio MajostY's steamers Gordon and
Poroupine will leave for ST. Johns, New
Foundland. tomorrow.
Due notice will be given when tho line
will DO open for public business.
(Signed,) CYRUs w. FIELD."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
TnINIrY BAT. Aug. 7.

INIhITY bAtI huB' Y
TO His Ercsllency, JaRes BuehGpdn.
President Of the United StatsS;--Your
talegraphic dispatch is received. We
landed here in wilderness, and until the
telegraph instruments are all perfectly ad.
jusied, no message can be recorded over
the cable, You shall have the earliest iu-
formation; but some days may elapse be-
fore all is effected, Tho frst message
from Europe shall be from the Queen to
yourself, and the first from America to
England your reply.
With great respect,
Very truly your friend,
Q. w. FIELD.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
REPUBLICANS,

One and all, come up to tho Convon-
tion on Tuesday, and show that your
sympathies are with the Right We have
the men and the votes to elect them. Let
US see that the right man is selected for
the right place and then go 10 work for
"the ticket, the whole ticket aud nothing
but the ticket"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

BUFFALO, Aug. 3.--The new steam ca
nal boat Slenberg, being the second one
out, left this P. NJ, for Rochester with
load Of wheat. She makes about Eve
miles an hour She will rOturn Friday
with Gov, King, the Canal Commission
ers and others, to tes. the effect on the
banks Of the rapid passage of the boats
propelled by steam.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

INDloTED.--Ihe Blade tells us that
James B. Steedman, the government prin-
ter. has been indicted for Gambling, to-
gether with Jas. Coulist, Paul Edwards
and James McNelly. Edwards is the
lrislman chat Backus appointed collector
of tolls on the canal, at Toleio, and the
others are all Democrats Of the straightest
sect.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
ADirtv Trick,

A poor dirty chap by the name Of II.
6. High who ofiioiates as deputy post
master at Mt. Gillead, Ohio. undertook 10
forge a letter on the Hon. John Sherman.
Having been caught in his own trap, the
poor cur undertakes TO charge IL upon
some unknown person, His statement
carries lalsehood upon his face, and will
not be believed by a dozen persons in
OhiO.-Renton ReD.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

Ey~NOw that Hon. Sam. Cox is in the
Geld for reelection or repudiation, as the
case may be, the time has probably arrove
for the production Of that letter. and the
response to the question whether h3 did
not pronounce the English Bill damned
sight meaner" than that of the Senate
Gin. Com.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Troops TO BIO Sent to the West---Treasury
Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Two thousand
troops, equipped with the most effective
arms known to the army, viii soon be in
the Territories of Washington aud Ore
gon and make a vigorous fall and winter
campaign against the hostile Indians. -
Gen. Harney will command the opera
tions,
The receipts into the Treasury for the
quarter ending the 3Oth June were $685.
100000, including $1,000. 900 from GUS
toms and Sl2,629. 900 from Treasury
notes. The expenditures for the same
period were 2,730, 900. including near
ly S4,00O,000 for interest on the public
debt and the payment Of Treasury notes.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
IndIan Battle.

CHIoAeo. Aug. R.-The Tribune learns
from gentlemen just arrived from Minne-
sofa that bloody battle occurred between
a band Of Sioux and Chippewas near Big
Stone Lake, on the l4th July. Twenty
Sioux and eleven Chippewas were killed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Court of Common Pleas Seneca county
Ohio.

William Sullivan Va. James Toner.
TTNHE defendant, James Toner, viii take notice that on
the ist day Of DeoembeTi 1857, the plaintiff Nm. Sul
lvan, filed his petition iu the n0n above named against
the said defendant that the object and prayer Of said petit
on " judgment against the said defendant oT
the amount due plantG from said defendant upon due
bill made BY the said deendsnt bearing date April slh
lSS7 for the Of twenty seven and eii0O dollars payh.
ble 10 said plaintiff beare with interest thereon from
April 6th 1881, and 20 subject the property OF said de-
tenhan in aaid Seneca county the payment Of such
udgmenii and that said defendant s required answer
said petition BY te 18th day Of September A. D. le5s.
STEM g. JOHNSON,
aug6.6w. D. {, 81 50. painuH7s Atioueva.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
rhe Allaalle cshIs AlI RIrhl.

WAsHNoroS, Aug. J0.-The Sscreta-
~ Of the Navy has received dispatch
from Capt Hudson, saying the Eleohi-
CLANS report the insulation and continuity
Of The cable perfect, aud are busily engag.
cd preparing the battery for she reception
Of Queen Victogia's message 10 tho Pres
idont.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Batter Wait.

The AdVsrtiser is counting his chick
ems before they are hatohed," He sums
up the democratic majority in this district
las. fall aud. on that, bases the certainty
Of Halls election. Delusiye hopel II
Hall is nominated. there are 5000 demo.
eraIs IN the district, who will not support
him. Mark that.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

CnIoAao, Aug. 9.--Senator Trumbull
and Hon. John Wentworth addressed an
enthusiastic audience on the political top
ios Of the day, from the balcony of the
fremont House. on Saturday evening.
The number in attendance is estimated at
5000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
OF GIFTs

oReAr ANgelcAH aTFr RooE HOUSE,
No. 2Q3 HEoADwAr, nav YoaA'
where The gins, consisting Of stHg 6c ANn vAnrlNo
~ vALuE FaoH Is caNTs HuNuAep nQttAis, are
always on ExHfHuoz, N AnFLE SNOW oAssa. Our New
Descriptive Catalogue, couiaiuug ae FaIeil ol books
Ia department Science ani idteature (l Of which
sod AZ regular nihshers pncas,l and explaining Qua
NEW AND ORIGINAL ~ allowing every purchaser
oWN onoicg o. olTFs ane setng iot hequalet Induce
nenla % AGENrd viii ~ ean pop1id. 10 any Individual
"a application. Address
iyo5m.n a. RANNEY, AEsnl, Nc 20 BIoaawsy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

ToLEDo, Aug. 5.-Miohel Beaudien,
convicted Of the murder Of Antoine Err
eopelle. in August, 81, was sentenced
this morning to be hanged on the nth Of
September next.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

fNuE nonTasdent Of tho lands living in Jack.on
Township IN the County Of Seneca and State Of Ohio
ylag In sections la5) t36 25) t96) and (gl) IN said
Jackson township cnnny and state Aforesaid hrTehy
notified that uo Trustees OF jackson Township Ia said
county will meet the lOth day Of September, 55 no
O'Clock ION said day, ut the hou ol Jacob Tier IN
said 1ownship for the purpose Of ooatina waieourse
commenong where Woli Creek cFosses The toWashin line
IN section l5l In said Jackson township thence northeast
waTdy on and along the most natural channol Of Wof
Creek through sections 35l 96 (25 2d) and (2t) 10
whtro said creek the line between Jackson and
lAheFy townships, the on the line Of Sec
lion tei) In LoudOn township Hnd there Terminals.
JACOB lLER,
iyaO 6w-p. T. y 90. J.V. HOMES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Court OF Common Pleas ofseneca coun-
" Ohio.

David O, Myres ". James Toner. .
THE said Jamos Toucr will take notice that on the 18th
j. day u November 1857 the said plaintiff ded his Pc
tioh IN the court above named agans he said defendant
James Toner that the object and prayer Of said petition Is
70 Judgment against said Outr of the dine
from said Toner said Myres upon account stated and
10 subject the property Of said Toner said Seneca county
the payment Of such udgmentthai said petition pfay
Cor Judgment Of tive hundred and iory.dvo and o. TOO
dolart with interest thereon from April i1ih 1857 aud
that said defendant h required said petition BY
the i6th Of April, A. d. l655,
STEM h JOHNSON,
auF6-6w. p. r. 50 so Plaintiff Attorneys.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Court of Common Pleas, seneca county,
Ohio.

william Sullivan David &. Myrss aud James Toner.
NHE defendant James Toner will take notice that on the
ist daY Of Ueoenher, A. ID. 1851, the plalntiM VIM
Sullivan dledhs petition 10 the court above named against
6 said defendants, that the object aud prayer Of said patti
ton Is 20 recover Judgment against the said defendants for
the due due bill mnde by said defendants bear
ing date October 10Th, le5T for the Of sxtyiour and
sl0l doa rs payable 20 said plaintiff or heareT, With
turest thereon from said 18th day Of October 1851 and
subject tho property Of the said defendant Toner said
Seneca u0uny The pnymeut OF said judgements aud that
the said Toner required said petition By Sep
tenllur 18th, 1883. STEM JOHNSON,
augG.Gw D. E. 50 so. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

R1-The New York Herald Ad-
ministration organ-sneers at the URion's
notion Of the Kansas settlement" and
says: "All hands would do we'll to pre-
pare for another ventilation of the subject
with the re-assembling Of Congress.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

SAVANNAH. Aug, 4.-De Riviers has
been arrested at the instance Of Col.
Blount aud lodged in Jail in default Of
bail. Mrs. and Miss BlOunt. il is rumor-
cd, sustain De Riyiere.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

RTIt is said thai Fitch. the man Hall
go. appointed Postmaster at Clyde. in
place Of Bush, is a regular '.jail bird. -
Shouldn't wonder.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
KeepIng up tho AgltatIon.

The Administration party, are deter
mined 70 keep up the agitation Of The
Kansas controversy, by declaring that
Kansas shall not come into the Onion as
free State, on the same conditions, as Il
she had accepted Leoompton. Ia other
words. that 1000 inhabitants are enough
for q slave state, while $4,000 or NOR,
are necessary for free state. II this {,
not keeping up the agitation, we do not
know what is.