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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06
PLACERVILLE,
Saturday, August 8, 1859.
Wilton 8. Latham.

Everywhere the people are focking to hear
Latham. They are giving him the most un-
doubted proof of their confidence in his integ-
Fity. HIS tTaducers, instead Of injuring him
by their vile SANDERS, have raised him beyond
their malice in the estimation Of the people.
No man has been more basely slandercd, more
meanly prosecuted, more fercely und unjus,
tifsbly sssaiIed. He has come out of the
Gerry ordeal with an unblemished character
with reputation bright and pure and daz-
cling. lie nObly vindicated his character at
Nevada With lofty scorn and indignation
the scOrn and indignation Of an innocent and
persecuted gentleman-he refuted the lying
charges Of his malignant and dastardly assail-
ants The refutation was complete over
WIDENING, crushing. Every charge brought
against him he proved, by the voluntary testi-
lnOny Of gentlemen whose word nope dare
impeAch, villainousy false. He prof. bounced
and proved Mr.. Brodcrick's statement an I'M
qualified, most infamous lie. He said:
"whAt have said to you tonight, here, in your
presence In the sight Of God In Heaven, the judge Of all
living He will be Of all dead, declare TO you most
soeny 10 the truth, the whole and nothing but
ahe truth, help God and keep steadast there
Il needed not this solemn assurance to con-
vince tho people of California that Latham
uttered the truth. They know that he was
innocent that he would prove his innocence.
Judge TilfOrd, Mr.. BrOderick's own witness,
at the same meeting, said:
have to you assert before men and before
high Heaven, with upftcd hands, that believe Mr..
Latham Was then tnnOcent Of all wrong ferminaty
In the Tansactcn referred to In that letter and referred
to By Mr.. Broderick."
The charge that he attempted to bride the
Supreme Court he proved false by the tcsti-
mOny Of Judges Terry and HeydcnEelt, and
McssrA Gciger, Beard aud Mcconnell. Let.
tiers from each and all Of them were read, en-.
phatically and uncquivOcalIy disproving the
charge. Latham stands to-day fairer than
ever before the people Of California, and on
the 7th Of September they will tebuks biz
craven defamer&
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

Our correspondent "Tax-Payer d" was mis-
informed with regard 10 the action Of the Com
missioners and Contractors Of the Branch
Wagon Road. We are assured both by the
Commissioners and Contractors that the road
will be constructed according to contract
The Commissioners will not receive it in an
unfinished condition" and tho Contractors
are determined to finish it even il they sink
money by the operation. No effort has "becn
made to get the Commissioners to receive it
in an unfinished condition )" none will be,
we are authorized to state by the parties con.
cerned.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

PERTINENT QrESTI0Ns.-The Sierra citizen,
a very able and spirited Democratic journal,
forcibly asks: Why forsSkc the Democratic
party to follow such leader! [I1rodcrick !
What principle does he advocate? What
great or noble act has he ever pcrformed:-
What good has he ever done for California or
the nation? Read his speeches: lie proposes
nothing, suggests nothing, and but grumbles
and growls at his superiors, spits upon our
Legislature, and insults the people because
they are unwilling to humiliatc themselves
and bow down and worship this sclf.constitu-
ted dictator. Who are his hackers, his en-
couragcrs' The Republicans. What party
is he fighting. what candidates abusing: The
Democratic. Who will be benefited by his
triumph The Republicans. These are in
controvertiblc facts, and should cause Demo.
Gratis to reflect before they fratcrnizc with the
disruptable faction Of which he is the proud
| leader
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

Mr.. f. T. Cox, U. S. Deputy Marshal, in
Ohio, who has been for twenty years con.
sistent and prominent member of the Baptist
church in GAINESVILLE, has been excommunica.
ted for arrcsting fugitive slave! Tho slave
was not only fugitive from slavery, but from
justice also, as he stole horse, saddle and
bride, and committed an atrocious outrage
upon poor white girl. For these crimes he
was arrested on legal warrant by Mr.. Cox
and for thus interfering with the freedom Of
this black Rend to commit crime, Mr.. Cox was
expelled from the church! For faithfully dis.
charging his duty, for refusing to violate his
oath, for Obeying the laws, the fanatics o.
GAINESVILLE punished him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

The Committee on Resolutions in the late
Maine Democratic Convention, reported Sc
los of resolutions which were adopted, declar.
ing, among other things, that the Democracy
Of Maine rc-assert the principles of Popular
Sovereignty, and declaring against the open
'ng Of the slave trade. The resolutions also
denOunce the infamous two years. amendment
in Massachusetts,, which was passed by Re-
publican Legislature and sanctioned by the
Republican voters; and 20 for the anne xation
of Cuba, as measure of humanity in regard
to the slave trade, and favorable to American
commerce. They also endorse the admins
tration of President Buchanan. United and
moving along harmOniOusly, with an uncx-
ceptionable platform, their prospect Of redeem
ing that State is indeed cheering.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

FoRGERY.-The speeches published in the
Sacramento Union, which that consistent and
reliable neutral! sheet desires to palm upon
the public as Broderick' g, are tor1erits, which
the reporter Of the Union furnishes for con-
sidcration. BrOderick is incapable of deliv-
ering correct and methodical speech; his
friends are we'll aware of this fact, and to con-
ceal his ignorance and dress up his speeches
in readable form they employed Reporter
to accompany him. The Yreka Union says !:
ar Drodcriek'S speech here appears n Sacramento
by the reporter"
1t was prepared with great care for the
Onion, and of course reads smoothly. The
Sierra Citizen, in commenting on his Dow.
melville speech, says:
eve, in common with all present at tho late discus
sion between MesSrS Frederick and Kirkpatrick, in
Downevile were greatly surprised at the report
speeches given In the sacramento linton. The speeches
attributed to StT BrOdeTicE as replies to MIR. kirkpat-
Vile; they almost entirely fabrications: 80 II
is our duty aS journalist to dcnounce the whole thing
concerned in it,"
The best Of the joke is, the Reporter, Mr..
OuhHSII puOHoucS CuTu III Lnc CnlOn OF
Thursday, in which he states he reported
them correctly. He certainly ought to be a
good witness in his own case, but his evidence
is scarcely admissible. He admits " that dur.
ing Mr.. BrOderick's replies considerable con.
fusion and disturbance was melted and kent
up by portion of the audience" who "his.
sed, shouted and clapped impertinently, in
such manner as to prevent distant hearing
on the part Of the listeners, who were station
ed at longer distance from the platform, 4" &c.
A very improper way to treat the gentle and
dignifed David. He further states the friends
of Mr.. kirkpatrick "OfTered to pay him liber-
ally" to fix up Kirkpatrick's speech in good
shape shaking number of 800 pieces in
their hands, and asking him to name the
price" The incOruptible young man calmly
refused the bribel A very improbable story,
particularly his refusing the money!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

PRETTY GooD.-A friend writing from Clarks.
vile under date of August 4th, relates the fol-
lowing: "Not long since seedy and needy
looking individual, who seemed conscious Of
being engaged in poor business, Soliciting
subscriptions for BrOderick paper) called on
Democratic friend of mino and requested
him to subscribe, at the same time extoling
and expatiating on tho doctrines of his chief:
My friend listened attcntively and blandly in.
formed the agent that he hated Republicanism
intensely, and that BrOderickism was second
edition of Republicanism, with less fanaticism.
perhaps, but with far more political impurity.
and that he despised both. That agent evil.
IDENTIFY walked up the wrong man."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

At a meeting Of Ell Dorado Commandcrv Of
Knights Templars, held at their Asylum in
this city, on Tuesday, August I'd, the follow.
ing Sir Knights were elected for the ensuing
Masonic year, and duly installed by Sir Isaac
Davis, Past Grand Commander, of the Grand
Encampment of California:
Aaron d. Park, Very Eminent CIR. CON-;
E. b. Carson, GcneralissimO; NJ. BOrowsky,
Captain General L. W. Rumsey, Prelate f.
II. Evans, Senior Warden JAS McBeth, Jun.
iOr Warden; O. W. Barnes, Treasurer; /. S.
Titus, Recorder; G. Meredith, Standard Bear
or; S. F. IIamm, Sword Bearer TheO. F. Ira.
cey, WOrdcr, E. &. Parker, Sentinel.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

feel conaAsnt fellow citizens as Of the feet that
! an now AAkCessing you, that Wm. I. Ferguson was
NsUrdSred In cold AOOd.-D. c. Br0dsrick.
How inOCnceivably infamous is the above /!
Every word and syllable Of it disclOses the as
sassin's fell purpose, the towards malignant
heart Well might Mr.. Johnston declare that
"nono but the foul heart of miserable cow
ard could have conceived, and the palIid lip
Of pitiGul paltrOOn have uttered falsehoQd
50 base and villainous."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

At the late BrOderick-R Republican Conven-
tlou-tn Sonora, Tuolumne county, Col. Baker,
The Republican candidate for Congress, by in.
vItati01 addressed It His speech was loudly
chesrsd He vehemetly denounced the Dem
sceAtic party, praised Bloderick and said there
- y 20 VA oes"ee1 e. sne brodesackites and
the Kp 20 ANT AL to: n s'P public speak
that n ls6O they will b. united. What more
evidences do the few Democrats who are yet
acting With The BrodeFickites require to con-
yiupo them that they arc deceived and betFsy-
Cd hylnen who profess to be Democrats, but
who q heart are Republicans!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

In conversation with Err'ihheanS, Mr.. C"rness hs.
l' free I" admit that the principle OG the Il, ru'hoAn
party we're, III the main, correct.
so says the Fl Dorado T0ncs, the organ Of
tho Republicans Of this county. edited by a
personal friend OF Mr.. ConncsS, To whom likely
he admitted, "that the principles Of the Re
publican party were, in the main, correct"
Mr.. ConncSs processes To he Democrat. The
Democrats hold "that the principles Of the
Republican party" are erroneous, extravaganza,
dangerous. They conflict with the principles
Of the Democratic party-arc Numerically OPP
posite. If the principles Of the Republicans
are correct, most certainly the principles al
Democrats cannot be. II Mr. CONFESS 0dmit'
the former arc, how can nc consistently SUI"
port the latter. Is he afraid to avow his real
sentiments?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

lt no 'aiSe dclcHcy prevent yru from con sul,ur
IT. Ih'S H. TLEE Of Sacramento, who has attended AMI
eureu 50 many within the last four years aud all YOU who
nA,e u" means !" pay can mud IN him friend, WIN viii
commend All Who are In trouble to call him and
20 ,eAI u" card IN another part ~ this paper The Doc
tors Onlce Ia ON Sixth street. and saersn.n
a. WATER CrRE ANn M"RrIPITnr EsTiEii snuENr We cal
lt aLtrhon OF our readers advertisements ~ NJ
SMITH in another column. The nr has nm, n.i -, 60 -
rh'o hrs class Medical Institution The Arrangement,
snL nv, v"PeIr Than In any institution In California
A ~ We chnErr are very moderate. We commend H.
10 Investigate III, advantage ed nv H. s,n,'h
ane krn.emcn 10 whom BE- rcfcTs-Utll Lnou AM, ',",
tee Of the Dr. skin @'e guaTAn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

TIE FOREIGN POPULATION IN MASSACHUSETTS
by the census taken in Massachusetts, in 1855
says the Cincinnati Enquirer, the population
Of the State was found to be ], 1882, $3.50, orwhom
245, 1868 were born in foreign lands The for
eign population Of Massachusetts, is, therefore,
nearly one;fourth of the whole. The late law
Of the Republican party in that State, that
foreigners must remain two years in the State
after they are nGturalized before they rote,
operates with severity upon very large class
of men who are about to become voters. and
who, no matter what their education or &C.
quiremcnts, must be, will have to submit to a
discrimination which places them below the
escaped slave from South Carolina, who can
vote after one years residence in that State
They place the degraded and besottcd negro
above the educated and industrious white
man! They Cypress the white man, elevate
the black, and confer upon him privileges
they withhold from the former! Such is Rc-
publicanism in Massachusetts,! We ask our
naturalized citizens il they can consistently
support party that approves and advocates
such an Odious Distinction Tho Democrats
to man voted against the amendment and
their action should be Endorsed by every nat
urallzed voter who has tho least self-respect
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

RIGHTs OF NATURALIzED CITIzENs-Rcad
the letters Of Mcssrs. Webster and Everett. on
our first page, relative to the rights of natural
lied citizens voluntarily returning to their ma
tive country. On the side Of Gen. Cass. we
have statesmen and jurists profoundly versed
in international law-Webster, Wheaton,
Gushing, Everett and johnson; OH the oppo-
site, the senseless twaddle of Epson, White,
Csoasette, NcClatchey Co. An intelligent
public viii determine whose opinions are en-.
titled to weight.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

Thanks to Jerry Sullivan, the indcfatigablc
proprietor Of the San Francisco News Depot,
for full files Of Atlantic papers, periodicals,
&c. lie is Agent for Harpcr's Magazine and
Godey's Lady's Book, and will furnish them
to subscribers promptly for four dollars per
annum. Jerry is liberal and enterprising and
deserves encouragement and always receives
the very latest and best works.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

The Ell Uorn10 7Imts is the name Of new
Black Republican paper, published at Pla-
ccrvillc, edited at Georgetown, and printed at
the Times Office, San Francisco" 1t is Sec
ond edition of the Times, unimprovcd by the
sparkling articles of the Georgetown editor
We are uncertain whether it is an unadultera.
ted article or bogus; pure, it treats its friends
in this county, for whose benefit it is pub
lishcd, rather cavalicrly. Ii it ashamed Of
the Republican candidates? If not, why
doesn't it hoist the county ticket? Come, Mr..
Georgetown editor, explain this little over
sight or premcditatcd reputation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

THEATRIcAL-Messra Stark & Phelps, with
an excellent company, will give q pleasing
performance in the Theatre Monday night
10th gentlemen arc well known to our citi-
Gems, are favOrites. and it is therefore needless
TO nay much about them. They deserve and
will Be- greeted with crowded house.
The Webb Sisters open the Theatre on
Tuesday evening. As they are new CAndi-
dates SCr favor, and come highly recommend
ed, they will be literally patrOnized by the
lovers Of the drama.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

To tie EIHors Of The FUcidc N,dicdy ngJ yvr,,t..,,
fpHfnd :-tentlrmrn: Ny attention has been, called 49,
article In the December No rf YOUR journal in W
the at 'H"" N degree granted 'y the PadrIphin 1ll %
81 Medicine I" Dr. L. j. CzaIkay. When the ntulir,,t,
Tor The degree was made To- the Faculty was arcnmnn
ned by ahiayits and testimonials t. the ,frt tIn, H.
CZarkHy wa. regular graduate W. d. ~ the Jnyrr.,,v
al Prst, had served a. Surgeon In the Hungarian ANN
ahi MAS regular practitioner "f Medicine On H.,
strength o these the diet gree granted T All bui >,
degree hS us name ~ plies - confer rel graduates unv
snsrr,'no rrrgmlarity, he nllirniiu wouL L.v, h
refused J" inserting this in Your journal yon will do Mr.
act oil justice L" tie C.'gc and ,"n'tr favor on
Yours, very respectfully.
Dean "f tie Faculty Of tho Philadelphia College Of M,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

Remember, Democrats Of Mud Springs, that
Milton S. Latham, tho next Governor Of Cali
fOrnia, speaks in your town on Tuesday even
ing. Turn out every man Of you, and give
hereafter. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06
FOR SALE I!

Neat Cottage and Lot situated on Canal street far
mrriy occupied by W. T.. JERNEY. con,,sn, stream
81 spring Water runs through the rrrni... Tenn,
liberal. apply to . PErTiT \ cunITr
flaocr'Ilc, June llth, IS,9
80 IL ~ ! hpAIi have just received a nm st,. L
LINZ Lei finrIA rri iurirt-1r
"'h' which the! are selling al srra,, t.dur, ,,c..
ih'H hsNt oh c"Lsign"' ~ - few If " hcc,sr \ wa
sons '"th'at"d fanil! Sewing Madame, which IN, e
"''T al san ltanelsc" prices ~Ita the adLi;ion -,
TCI.at.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

New STORE.- MesSrs. Burns Mcbride have
opened new grocery and provision store in
the hre'prOOf building on the Plaza, lately oc.
cupied by Charley Barnes. They have an
extensive assortment Of articles Of the first
quality. Try them. " - "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06
New Book Store.
Constable'a SaIa

virtue OF an execution IN IOe dirrctrA iasued ma
OF the court OF w. g. Davis, Justice q the Peace
ana Tor me Of Paccrvre, county Of III No.
therein on The s0sh day Of July A. b. lisa 10 favor Of
John La Smith, and against Madam Price or ths rum
OF zen ana MUM dulars, debt and six dollars coats Of
SUIT tossehcT with accSNing costs havo lVvied upon
an, .Ha es,se and will expose for SAX AT pnhc auction to
day Of August, A. p, ls5S al the hour Of oieIock p
NJ all the right, title, interest and claim Of the above
named defendant N and to the following described pr
PeTty, lying and being In the township Of Placervr
county and State Aforesaid, to-wt: A house and IL,
heated in the city Of Paccrvie on north side Of Main
street, scconA house above Stones stable ~ -''
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of August. A. d..
1872 J. II. VAN EATON,
Placervine, August 5, 1859. sI.Jw
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

TOWNSHIP NoNrNATIoNs.-We learn that the
Democrats of Costumes Township have made
the following nominations: For Justice of the
Peace, John Fraser, for Constable, R. K. CIai.
bourne. They are good men and true, and we
presume will be elected without opposition.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

'th''fh NJ the un,i rsTnr,l. Governor ~ linn
gar! Il" testify hereby TINT Hr L. j. CzaILny has .,rNr
h ~ 'nr s"t Tor mu"garan liberty Chief Surgeon
", NJ, ne HhgaI'"n army, with faithful perseverance,
mri MIN I" the sympathy, attention and protection Of Nil
Those VII" are capable Of approaching patriotic
hce and undt eel misfortune.
kuSSl TIL LAJtES (;oyernor az II,nu.
Washington CjtY ian G. lN,eD ~ 'S"hA'J'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

false statcmcntta tclcgraphed all over the Union
in relation to Brodcr having been frost bitten in OctO
ber.-StcrtmeMtO Union.
Very well. 1t was not the first nor the
last "falsc statement" that Broderick has
given uttcrancc to. lie authorized it and
must be held responsible for it. Now that he
finds it little unpalatablc to some of his
friends and calculated to do him no service,
he tries to make innocent parties responsible
for it. 1t is contemplate dodge, but in per-
feet keeping with the character Of its brilliant
originator. The I'niOa' has so deliberately
and Systematically lied for him that the pub
lie laugh to Scorn its statements.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06
DIAMONDS,
GOLD WATCHES.
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE
Dor sALH ny
BARRETT 4 SHERWQQl

TX M"n'Iom'r 1t San FRANCESCA
ARTICLES ~ GOLD -Crn.,;ur ~ l,d.., 49,, -,
nens Wat h"s 81 all descriptions CAA,.i.,t, 80 ~,
'"sr1 anu N"t1 'hhns Sleeve E1';nns Er,alur re-.
snnn ihAsS SAh, h,yS ~, I.iAs.~s R,Ia.n s,LI
ms Thm"er Cane Heads Nrrnlr,s C'ro.uro ara
Wovk and Mosaic '-' N~"e"s' Jet
AKTCLE ov SILNER-C"nsiring NJ xArain RIM.
kh,f" F,'rA ahl Spoon In caS-- SAh,,u,-. So sung,
FFAa lie S""fs-. Fish Dr,-Yt Iut,,r I,,, ia sn',
aa' nni'r'fnchers AMI G.bl' IL TIA Srt;s cewre',
HA ns.A"'s CSss"T> liHer nshrs. SaScrs Coffee I'm,
Liii"r stands Trays, Gard Easkr'. a. ~'"S'
nAu'"nd. st IN every style II urnamrnt No in s-.,
"nhrt ORDERS sent hy express, are attended Ia -
guaranteed, =" q" cases
attention '~-~' -nn nt"mft
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-06

ARRIVAL or IIORACE GREELY.-On Satur-
day last this cratic genius and distinguished
journalist arrived in our city. lie was escorted
into town by a number Of citizens and Stran-
gers, and on his arrival at the Cary House
was surrounded by q large crowd Of admirers
and curiosity seekers, who most cordially
welcomed him. Weary, covered with dust
and still slightly suffering from a sprained
ankle he wished to retire at once and seek re-
pose, but the crowd insisted, rather inConsid-
erately, on seeing and hearing him. lie graft
fled them by stating no would address them
in the evening on the Plaza. After cheering
him Justify they quietly dispersed.
Long before dark large crowd collected on
the Plaza awaiting imPaticnty for the appear
ance of the gifted Horace, Of whose ccccntrici
ties they had heard and read so much. Nor
did his appearance and manner diSsappoint
them. lie is eccentric, but to us it seemed
studied ccccntricty, blended with a little in
noccnt vanity, parlOnablc in man about
whom 80 much has been said and written.
An organization was had by calling Mayor
Swan to the Chair. Judge Hall, neatly and
appropriately, welcomed Mr.. Greedy to our
city ant introduced him to the meeting. Mr..
Greedy briefly responded to the remarks Of
Judge Hail. AMI then addressed the meeting;
lie was listened to with interest from the first
to the last \ more attentive, more inter
c>tcl audience, We have never seen in our
city. iIci> neither eloquent nor brilliant, yet
there is an indiscribablc charm in his delivery
which delights and lascinatcs and arrests the
attention Of the most Indifferent. An aniahlc
simplicity and genial warmth brcathed in cv-
cry sentence he uttered lie carefully, with
rare good taste, cschcwcd politics, and there
fore offended none, pleased all. We shall not
attempt to give a synopsis Of his speech, hu,
must content ourselves with >ayin: it was in.
structivc and interesting. gave unusual salts
faction, and was received with the livclirSt
demonstration Of appreciation. When hc con
clu,lcd three soul-stirring cheers greeted him.