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an impending destruction BY this
fortunate exposition Of plot Of treas
on and blood.
The pusillanimous attempt on the
part Of certain Republican organs to
shIk the responsibility Of the late
emeuse at Harper's Ferry, BY stigma
tiz'ng old Brown as "insane," "msd-
man." and the like, will probably be
followed by an equally unavailing ef-
fort in endeavoring to discredit the
testimony Of Col. Forbes. "Drown-
ing men will grasp at straws," and
although Col. Forbes has been the
hired emi.sary Of the anti-slavery
men in the United States, yet when
he voluntarily comes upon the stand
to testify agalnst them, they will try
to impeach his credb;lity. We are
"neithcr prophet nor the son Of a
prophet but We re.this predic-
ton. If they admit his evidence,
they admit the completely Of the
leaders OF the Republican party in
Browns treason. We will see how
they rebut it, or what attempts may
be made to reject it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02

50 contemporary, We append an art''
Gle which We find in yesterdays Ga
zette:
Speaking of the Harper's Ferry
affair. the Louisville Journal remarks:
"Old John Brown, it is admitted we
believe On oil sides, was never trusted
by the Republicans even IN Kansas.
lie was always considered by them
IS dangerous man. says the New
York Herald, one Of the bitterest an-
ii Republican journals in the country,
was never taken into their councils,
aud never consulted by them with
reference either to their policy or
movements This testimony would
seem to be conclusive. 1t effectually
clears the skirts Of the Republican, Of
everything like direct fcllowsh P OF
even sympathy with the murderous
old zealot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Even those who are in the enjoyment Of
perfect health frequently have need to have
recourse to tonic IS preventative Of disease
We are never too we'll armcred against the as
saults Of the ills that flesh is heir TO-" Such
an invigoratsr they may find in HOSTEL
TER'S BlTTERS-a medicine that cannot be
taken regularly without giving Vitality and
elasticity TO the system. At this season, par
ticularly. the strongest man is not proof against
the malaria, in certain sections of the country.
In all cases of fever and ague, the BIrrERs is
more potent than any amount ofquinine, while
the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yield to its wonderful properties. Those who
have tried the medicine will never use an
other, for airy of the aimentsswhich the Hos
LETTERS BIrTERs processes to subdue. To
those who have not made tho experiment, We
cordially recommend an early application to
the B4rrEKs, whenever they are stricken by
disease Of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere,
u See ADVERT SEINE mt in another column.
Nov to Dec l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02

anu sosSoso VI - "OsOAvs
In thsy swept, Ill riches aad grass.
silks and satins and Honitan lscs;
In they swept from the dazzled sun,
And soon in the church the deed Was done.
Thressprelates stood on the chancsl high
A knot, that gold and silver can buy,
Gold and silver may yet unite,
uslessit is tightly fastened
What's worth doing 1t ais worth doing we'll,
And the sale Of young Manhattan belle
Is not to be pushed or kaetened.
So two very Reyerenis graced the scene,
And tie tall Arch bishop stood between,
BY prayer and fasting chastened;
The Pope himself would have come from Rome,
Bat urgent matters kept himjat hose.
HAPPY tn ese Tobed prelates thought
Their words were the power that tied the knot;
But another power that love knot tied,
And saw the chain round the neck OF the
A glistening, priceless, marvellous chain,
Ceiled with diamonds again and again,
As BELTS diamond wedding;
Yet still twas chsin-I thought she knew It.
And halfway longed for the viii TO undo it
BY the secret tears she was shedding.
But isn't odd, 70 think, whenever
We al 60 through that terrible River
Whose sluggish tide alone can sever
The Arch bishop says, the church decree
BY floating one into Eternity
And leaving the other alive ascver-
A each wades through that CHASTITY stream.
The silks that rustic and gems that CLEAN
Will grow pale aud heavy and sink away
To the noisome Rivers bottom clay
Then the costly bride, and her maidsns six,
Will shiver spon the banks of the Styx,
Quite IS helpless ~ they were born
Naked souls and very foilorn;
And the beautiful Empress over yondes,
Whose crino!ine made the vide werld wender
And even ourselves and our dear little wives,
Who calico wear each morn Of their lives
And the sewing girls-and les chlfoniers
In rags and hu lger .he livelong day
And all the grooms Of the caravan-
Aye. even the great Don Estaban
Santa Crus de ID Muscavado
Senior Grandissimo Oviedo-
That gold -encrusted, fortunate man
And will land in naked equality:
The lord Of ribboned principality
Will mourn the loss Of his Gordon;
Tho princess teo, must shift for herself,
And lay her royalty on the shelf;
Nothing to eat and nothing to wear,
Will certainly be the fashion there
Ten to one, and Ill 60 it alone,
Those most used to rag and : bone
Though here on earth they labor and g7osn-
Will stand it the best when We come to res
On the other side of Jordan.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS HAVE No ACTION SAVE
ON IsruRlrIEs.-Y Young people cannot, hut
middle-aged and old people can appreciate that
mcdidine which being used in sickness, acts
only upon the cause Of the disease. Around
every organ affected, there the medicine pene-
trates, removing impurities, preventing all
settleing Of the.humors into ulcers, swellings
or tumors.-- In heart affections, in Epilepsy, in
in PIerrisy, in Sore Threats, and affections Of
the respiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief !;
and perseverance, will be sure to cure Maladies
which hove been pronounced beyond human
skill have been cured by their use. and is
this so wonderful ? Behold the reason Bran
dreth's Pis.l purify the blood they shave mo
power except over impure humors, and these
being removed, the disease is removed. Mill
ions are deriving health from the use Of this
innoc ent medicine, which never Weekend but
always strengthens firstly, by taking out Of
the body these matters which held, - it were,
the life principle in custody and, secondly, by
inparting life giving property to the blood
Soldat DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 2e4
Canal-st, Now York, and BY respectable dealers
in medicines. ocl1 dtnov11
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A RE BUkE.

The Chicago Western Il. X. Ga.
sette, apaper unconnected with poll
tics, thus severely rehnkes the Repub-
lican press for DESERVING poor old
Brown in his present perilous situa-
ton.
HARpER's FERRY DIFFlcULrY.-We
dislike the tone Of Republican Jour-
mails, and especially those Of our
city, relative to this unfortunate affair.
Like mean, dilapidated parcel OF old
female gossips, who seem to think
their own virtues are strengthened by
picking out flaws in their ncighbors,
they 60 babbing around to each other,
and holding up their heads in holy
horror, making one miserable scape-
goat bear the united burden Of their
own sins. They repudias John
Brown, brave, sturdy, every inch q
man, John Brown, dragged down,
and bayed at as he is, and perhaps, de-
serces to be. They don't know him,
the never did, and wash their hands
of the whole matter. They say he is
. crazy old zcalot, which he denies
with quiet scorn. They deny that
his conduct is the logical application
of the very ptinci les Tor looseness
of all pr'ncipIee,) they advocate
How is this! We don't understand
it. These same papers say that the
Fugitive Slave act, although the law
OF the land, has no binding force up.
on the COINCIDENCE or actions Of any
citizen, and that is just what Brown
said. But he did something more
than tax or below ansthemas and
rake horrible faces at shareholders
from secure distance. across Mason
and Dixon's line. After years ef dis.
inherited labor spent in running off
slaves to bi'sstul Canada, he carried
the war boldly into "Af;ica," and this
insurrecti"n is but the ripened fruit OF
as fuil-grown Republicanism. We
believe Brown to be an honest. sin.
cers and fearless enthusiast His
::sy FAULT being that iu this favored
land Of ours be has loved "Freedom"
not 'cisely but to well. There is
something admirable in this same
stern. nny'eld'rg old Brown, who is no
common man, and while we deplore
the loss Of lite consequent upon his
reckless infatuation, We can't refrain
from symPsth'sing with his fate. and
heartily wish those still more criminal
parties who now take such l;velv
pains to shake him of as though he
vas toad, and are 90 ludicrouslv
epPrehen>ive Of contamination, stood
in nis shoes.
We commend the foregoing to the
attentive perusal Of our neighbor OF
the Gazette. That the reader, Of that
paper may 80 a. . glance the apple
eability q ~ sarcaam a our Che.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02

AfOvRAT'S L1FR PILLs.-The high and envied
Xv1 celebrity which this pre- eminent medicine has
which II processes 20 cure, has renAerod the usual
practice u pnng not only unneceGossy
but unworthy Of them. They are knoVp b. their
fruits; their coed works testify for them, ana thsv
e costiveress, dyspepsis bilious and liver sso.
tons, piles, rheumatism, evers and agues obstinate
headaches. and Ill general deTaneem-nts Of health
these Pills have invariably proved . certain aud
SPEEDY remedy. 4 siDgle t'ial vin piece the Lite
Pills beyond tho reach Of competition IN the estimste
Of every patient.
Dr. no6At,s Ph0nix Bitters viii be found equally
enacacious IN I'll cases Of nervous debility dyspep-
Sta headache, the oicknese incident to females In
selicate health and every kind Of weakness OF the
dues organs. For sale By Or ". B. MOPpAT
385 Drosdwsy, and BY Medicine Dealers and DRUG.
sists generally throughout he country.
sepl8-vU
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The following is the famous satiri.
cal woem on the subject Of the ''Dia-
mond Wedding" and referred to 10
the letter of our New York CORES.
pendent, which we published yester-
day. 1t is decidedly good thing,
and is calculated to excite the risi.
bilty of lovers of fun. Col. Bartlett,
the brides father, would have mani
tested more good sense by joining in
the general laugh, than by instituting
a suit for libel:
TIE DIAMOND WEDDING.
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dividuxl who should admit the ,,O,ccy'
Of nsturalized citizen to vote after c
residence Of i've years. as an "abstract
principle" but deny the right to cx''
ercise that power until after a resi-
dence Of twenty-one yearsi And yet
this would be no more ridiculous than
the doctrines Of our neIghbor. The
difference between the Democratic
and American Platforms as regards
naturalization, is only as regards "the
time for the exercise" OF the right oil
suffrage; but that difference is none
the less radical or irreconcilsble.-
Just 90 the difference between the
Administration and consistent advo-
Gates of popular Sovereignty
Gazette Of Saturday.
The expressive phrase Gas clear as
mud" is peculiarly applicable to the
foregoing extract from Saturdays Ga
sette. II the American party denies
the right to vote in toto. and the
Democratic party affirms that right,
therein exists, difference or disagree
meut upon an abstract principle. But
the American party no, rejecting the
right, but only contending for pro-
longation Of the time Of probation,
there 10 no disagreement As to the
"abstract principle" but only upon a
measure Of policy. The American
and the Democratic parties do differ
however upon principles. The form
err contends that q certain class shall
be disfranchiscd in certain cases by
them stated. The latter opposes
this, and contends for perfect equality
in all things, except SO far as dis
tinctions are made by constitutional
provisions.
Upon the question Of Popular Sow.
ereignty in the territories, both
branches OF the Democratic party
coincide, so far as the right ofthe peo-
pie t. regulate the domestic institu-
tions is concerned. Both adopt as q
rule Of acton the principle Of the Gin
cinna'i platform, as embodied in fol-
lowing resolution
RESOLVED, That we recognize the
right Of the people of all the territor-
les, including Kansas and Nebraska,
acting through the legally and fairly
expressed will Of a majority of actual
residents, and whenever the number
Of their inhabitants jnst'ties it, to form
. constitution, with or without domcs-
&c slavery, and be admitted INTO the
Union upon terms Of perfect equality
with the other states.
The Republican party take the very
opposite ground, and deny the au-
thorty Of the people OF territory to
form a constitution Nth slavery, even
If the desire to do 80.
Here then is an absolute disagree-
ment upon political principle, and
as n Iesnlt Of this .l;To. ouUc, u r,en-
ocratic candidate for the Presidency,
was triumphant'y elected in 1856.
We would remind our neighbor
then, that his reasoning is ''Jdlse reas~
Oning." A difference Of opinion a.
to the application Of principle, does
not carry with it q denial Of the pr'n.
ciple itself. When we wish to aban-
don our logic and turn sophist, We
will seek instruction from the editor
of the Davenport Gazette.
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All others are mere limitations, and should b
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Vim Batchelor's Hair Dye produces color not
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Made. sold or spilled I'm . private rooms) at the
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Sold In al cities and towns Of the United States.
by Druggists and 1ancy Goods Dealers.
70 the Genuine has the name and address upon
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WILLIAM BAToHBLOR.
July lS-wt 9SS Broadway, New York.
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To the Trade.

WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
wv Of dealers in Groceries to OR complete
stock Of
Light and Shelf Groceries,
which We offer 1t Wholesale at prices less than
they can be purchased in Eastern markets ID
ding cost Of carriage, &c. 1t is our design to
close out our stock of this class Of goods, aVd
10 shall offer great Inducements to bayers.
Moderate credit will b offended 70 prompt
parties or satisfactory security.
NcCARNk COATES.
18d3m N. =. cor. Brady IN Front sts
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Wjgg-Wigs-WigS.

BATCHELOR'S Wigs ana 1oupees surpass all.-
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to . oharm-no turning up behind-n.
shrinking on the head indeed this 10 the only e.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES
L PpCfYULkY announce 70 the citisens a
Davenport and vicinity that he b - Tenoved
TO No. - LsClairs Row where he will b hap
py 70 zee ell of his old friends and acquaintas.
css, and ~ many others . will favor hin With
their patronage. b. WRSTFALL,
oeta3 az Per 8. 3. Gram, Aek
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CO.PaFtnePShin.

Il. dEO. D DIA Eli, o. .boston, 10 40
Alter the first day Of October. Our agency
in Poston will hereafter be condueted under
the name and style Of Sargent / Dixwsll.
COOK : SARGENT.
Davenport, October lst 1850.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
RgAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. |
JOHN Il. 5 WITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker
con. NJ DEEDS FOR NEW YORK And
OTHER STATES.
II. Y. sLAYMAKER,
NorARY PuBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF Ds1Ds
FOR 4INXRsOFAl
OFF1CE NICHOLAS BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
DAVENPORT: IOWA,
COMPLETE ABSTRACTS OF TIE r,rLs TO ALL
LANDS IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTA-. IS 600 900
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHENlX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF N. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. ................. 500, 900
STEPHEN CROwELL, Prest
PHILASprH SHAW. sec'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Cenp'y
OrN. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH fAL,................. $4,000
JOHN D. COCKS, Pres't
HoRArIo DoRR, Sec'y
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAtITAL,....-. 500, 900
E, ANTHONY, Prss't
i
Fulton Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL. ..............$ 15O, 900
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pses't
! JAMES NJ. RasKISs, Sec'y.
Humbolt Erie Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,...... $500,
JOHN RANKIN, Pre't
! WILLIAM NuLLIGAx. Sec'y.
Now York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, y. 81 SOC, 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prest,
PLINEY FREKMAH, Actuary.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the aboveold and re-
spsnsible Companies, on FIRST class risks only
by JOHN l.. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
/ NICHOLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
First Arrival
cots m a - h oO0.
8. SUITS,

NO. , NICKOLL5' BLOCK,
TSnov receiving bis PAIL Il wINfDR STOCK Of
j BOOTS, SHOES RUBBERe, TO which no In
vites the examination Of customers.
have large G~d full assortment Of al srsAss
Of goods, both common ard ne, adapted TO city and
country trade. think without exaggerated 70 very
common habit with Boots and Shoe men nov days)
have the LARNE6T AND kEST ASSORTMENT
ever offered IN Davenport. have most Of nv
staple goods Manufactured expTsssly for my own
trade and can warrant them 10 quality equal o the
best. ~ TO prices don't profess TO give them away
mother Try 70 compose In prizes withthoee second
and sell them 1t the lowest living prices.
ssg9e SAN ROR y SUITS.
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1N0URAN0W.
FIRE, Inland and LITE.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
nAssAcHusEsss.
Dash Capital and surplus 4ssl. 900
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO..
srnIsesrLD, MAss.
Cash Capital and surplus 19so. 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONE.
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
o. NEW yoaE.
0ash Capital ess2 10
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
Oesn capital 476O. 900
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
new HAvEs. oosu.
y. sournwoa.s, rr.s's
g. n. ecnAnroH. 0es'y.
WELD 4 KAUYMAM Ageats.
LAhSusn's Dlock, 2d-ee,
q. YIBLD. Agent, Davenport, Ievs.
Once nezt to the Post 0Mes,
40ck Island, Ill. oct1
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TALLMAN, Powers I MCLEAN
BANKER
AND DHAL11S IN ux0RANoE.
NiekoIlS BJoek, corner Bvsdy ssd SscoaA n
DAvlnpOnF InvA

NiekotkS Block, corner Brsdy ssd SscoaA "
DAvBHPoAf. IOWA.
ExOHAN0B on I'll the principal cities Of The Cr
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sensieel Raross bought and sod
Notse AMI drafts c.llcc's1, end psoessds PeuIsss
= any past o. IL UriteA otaeso, q levsss sases
D1eAaS -.
Ooilsessons Of noess. dsssls, sceosnts lssseks as
lahsTitsness nsde N I'll DsS6s Of ~ unised osas
Oonolos and DuScpo.
0eoeGe ood Doodo NoOGht m saaA = 5000
- dtvo1ea1o oolloc1o1
lAal WssSaoes oeaohA, ssld aaAlseaAsA.
11sAaaos sn4Clsiss II ~ UnlssA oanse|
0espsater Z vsrmHes, New Yssh sasy
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W111e 0s1S 0Aisa0A n. ssooone|
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Y0e GREAT WB0YGRN
Insurance and Trust CeDpaDy,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, PA,
uaving oonsolidated their business, ~ sane vill
hereafter y eo1dueted By the united companies. IN
TIE name Of the
THE onHAT w1o1RnN
Insurance Z Trust Company,
at their oAss IN the Csnpasy's baiiliss,
l03 Walnut ssRest. Philadelphia.
BY sh:s arvspesmeat the inerme 81 IL GRE ~
HkSLERx IMsUR 4N01 AND 11OST 0OA
addsd 70 its ssee.s, Of vhicA olo0 600 y In Isse
Mortgage with - ds, beatng ok pr cat interest,"
On pIoSssy 10th &C., s:c e. re s.e..:
means 70 meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Coapeay ~ -
sumed and any losses that nav occur Will b peonp9
y sdjustsd end paid.
ne, lnsssd ssI Nertss 0grge 1tAks HAen ~
~ Acss E6sorebSs zssMs'
Respectfully soliciting yosr bcsi.ea. ~ ase
Yoog ebs1tent sorvaate.
Gas. o. LATnnoS, Pre-.
Nh. DAn1ln0, vloo.byeo
G. y. 0nIPn A., - vleo.ppee
(Ohasge Of nsoncA 00ee, uev Yovk.
JAS WASe1s, -. - frsee
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Dsn90sons:
Uhss o LssAsop, Hoo ~ Desi.s. Q Aspoaa
mo d n1otsg. Alse Whnidsa. / 0iiIesrio.
! as.!sh.rss. 3:s.s! ce'''s'. =: s.isa,
! n'0ardy, 1rsssis 1sssr.
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PATENTS PROCURED
Nebraska Land Agency!
EET d PARKER.

COOK, DAnOEET b PARKER.
TLoRRNCK, NEBRASKA.
MILL attend promptly tosli business co,
w nccted with n Land Agency, either !
Nebraska, OF western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought sold and loo,
ted
Business for them can DO left with any .
the undersigned.
COOK 4 SARGENF, Davenpoyt.l
COOK, SARG'T DOWNEYA Co. Ia e.. Low
COOK, SARG'T 4 COOK ,Des Moinesl
SARGENT / DIXWELL. Boston, Mass.
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The foregoing presents the respect
i've plans of Brown and Forbes
Forbes was anxious to secure the in
tervention of the anti-slavery men OF
the North to prevent Brown from
undertaking his work of blood, be-
lieving that it would end ia a total
failure. With this view, he conf
IDENTIFY communicated the whole mat
ter to Seward, Lawrence, Chase,
Fletcher and other prominent anti
slavery leaders. Mr.. Seward, the
originator and standard-bearer of the
Republican party, tells Col. Forbes,
!" that he regretted that he had been
told, and said that he, IN has position,
ought not to have been Informed of
the circumstances" Ii Brown was
considered "madman," and was
making preparations to make dash
At Harper's Ferry mandatory, des-
troying what he could not carry off,"
how can the failure on the part Of
Seward to denounce the vile scheme
10 the authorities be reconciled with
the duty he owed as a good citizen.
His sin of omission is as censurable as
if he had been an actual pa ticipant,
in loroprid persona, in the raid itself.
As one disclosure succeeds another
the country stands aghast at the scene
presented. Men high in authority
counseling with and advising traitors
and iucendiaries. Aspirants for ele-
walton to the executive chair acquie =
cling in schemes to incite servi!e in
surrectioo, thereby betraying vii
lingness to reach that position even
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