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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

NANCY CASa1N1 ER1a.- y sney apsta~ Cas-.
smoes vestngs Cloths and Goods fW gsnts wsss, Iass
received by march MAsl WIN, l. PA0b.
A TTkNTDON MGLoTnAs -TAe saAsrSsoope
"A prepared with suitable CLOTH BUTTONs. 10. ~
Oeers costs and Please give your ordsrs n
march rs dts. WIN l. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

SPlENDsD Ch"ili, Rn'~gr, rri"srd Laws
- and Muslin RORES lust received aud for sale che for
ty IaprI : dts JNO. pCRvlS, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

VNHT AkRsN Nd = hnsr Jn.i RECEIVED a IN.
- peror lot Of FAMILY CURED BACON Also
nice and fr, Hh lot Il HlrTER and Halifax Clipped
HERRlNGS. which "ff,r Tor ,alc All the old customer,
and friends Of II Solomon decd earncsti, solicit
I'd a call before uscw here they will
hud IL to their interest to do 81.
may 2e dts MRS NJ. H. SOLOMON, Admin ,r strix.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

4 nn u1IDS. Atdcs md Shoutttrsl ID tbrrecs
i NV Sugar Cured Hams 10 hhls Apple Brandy 81
hbs fresh Ala and Cider 100 bhs Rum 70 casks West
gnda Rum casks Imported French brnndy 100 bbls No
and Mnckrrci $50 BIB and Cubs Molass an Port
land Syrup 900 doz Bnckes and Brooms 400 bbla
,icr old fine Whisky loo kegs Nails 30J bb Refined Su
900 packages urcsn aud Black Tea S0boxcs Sperm,
Adamautine and Talow Candles 100 bbls . Molasscs
for sal. hy JONES' & 90,
o6 dts. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
Sc WING MAC MIN Els.

Sc WING ~ lac III N 8 D..
THE subscriber ocrs Tor sale RARTHOLF'0 lMp0OvHn
SEWING Machines. They ass EXTRA strong aa1 sia-
pie almost them In half hsoR
they make tho both sdes tho 6orh
light and heavy and extra heavy work, nsks ~
tightest possible stitch known. 4
We have three s,ss-,hs go MACHINE the FAMILY ma.
CAME suitable for Famea Panters Taoss, &C., saA tAs
LARoE MACHINE. suitable for Tars FarnsFs, Shoemaker
Baddle &C. &c-whlch will be sold he Nsv Yosk sAak
prize. and packed tree of charge.
Apr 70 dtfts. WIN. I. PANB.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

UCOR RENT.-We s1er fer veas she properly
e known as the AMERICAN HOTEL, on the l"wer end
Main Street Possession given Immediately For terms. ap
pyto j. b. 6AAL. TIkGE.
feb l6d3tawts. Trusteee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

u LERY. next d. the Bank Of Virginia Main Street
LYScHBUH0 VA where every st,e and variety of PoR
TRAIrURE. from miniature 10 life sire be obtained In
all their brauIy aud perfect nj -. II. BLISS,
may II dts proprictsr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

4 nnn X Eos Old OosnBaiSu Mails, all
leVIVV sorts aud sizes. for sale BY -
feb 15dta. 1kbY SAUNDERH
~ beautiful collection OF STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS.
direct from Europe. Call and examine At
feb i.dis PAYNE 1 BLACKFORD's.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

generated the military. He proposes 70
maintain o "masterly inaoiiyily'-to cncour-
age feuds between the civil, judicial ard mill
lary authorities, aud mske them quarrel
among themselves
Judge Cradlebaugh asks for military aid 20
support him IN enforcing the law. The wit
nesses against the Mormon murderers are
afraid of'their kyes, Col, Johnston sends in
company Of the tenth regiment, in accord
ance with tho Judges request Gov Cum
ming issues a proclamation and asks that the
troops may be- Withdrawn. Col. Johnston not
only refuses 70 comply with the request Dt
the governor but advances moro soldiers
towards the city Of Provo, whero the court
10 being held, and where trouble 10 antIcipat.
ed
Tho Mormon grand jury refuse 10 fpd
biIls against persons charged with murder
and ihe petit jury will find no ,erdiets
against Morm9ns Thus matters stand and
at the latest accounts Judge Cudlobaugh
was to DO dismissed, Great are the warIike
expeditions Of the present administration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
School Books.

The Board of Education have recommend
ed class Of books for use in the common
schools Of this state ogreeaby TO the proyis-
ions Of the school law of 1858, and have
probably made judicious selection; but the
law does not, nor does the action Of the
Board contemplate any sudden change Of
books in our schools. for the law expressly
provides that the Board designate new books
to be used only ,oden a change becomes nee
essaty. Town Superintendent, school dis.
trict committees and teachers should net with
caution in this matter, and should urge n
change Of books ogly when the good of the
schools require that il should be done Past
efforts to improve our common schools have
been partially defeated by sweeping meas
ures for a change Of books. Our school laws
haze been made offensive, and repeats have
ensucd And so it will be again, and the
good purposes Of legislation defeated unless
that provision of the present law relating 20
a change of books iS needed by those who
have the care Of our schools, and consult the
absolute good OF the schools rather than the
solicitations of book. publishers or their
agents. Prudence, reason and time will dem
onsrntc the wisdom Of the Jaw and secure
for it public favor anduscfnness II its friends
use it iudiciously.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
Buchanan's Expeditions.

The administration does not get very much
credit by its warikc expeditions. The large
steam squadron which Mr. buchanan sent
to punish the Paraguayans, has returned, the
Outrage upon this government having been
atoncd for, by the promise OF Lopez to pay
over in the sum Of ten thousand dollars
This expedition was got up at a great cx-
pcnse--vesscls being bought expressly for
this hect--some of which have proved to be
good for nothing, and their hulks have been
left to rot on tho field Of the conflict" How
much this little anaiS of the Presidents cost,
no one knows, but the sum is enormous. So
much for the Paraguay expedition.
The expedition into tho Salt Lake valley,
oG the splendid success Of which President
Buchanan felicitaied himself md the country
in his last annual message, has proved near
~ as much Of failure as the one to the Ia
Plata. The troop. designed to march to
Utah were stopped in kansas for political
purposcs--to suppress the free soil spirit
which was getting altogether too strong to
suit the pro-slayeryi tes--unGi It was too late
to make the journey across the plains before
oycrtakcn by winter. bat they started for
the Salt Lake and were obliged to encamp in
valley between the settlements until the re-
turn ofspring The troops endured great
suffering inthis frgid climate at this inelem-
ent season. but they have finally reached the
country Of the Mormons,
Butt seems that brigham Young. hns out
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
l.e...ILu.-..n.c.lhn.-Gn..Ihu..

We have received very lengthy commu-
'le'dou from barnet iaGSgarl lfnss '6ailic,sr Yi IN
obi. great eight" arc Gage rersus Ross. and
they employ ro counsel, but argue thcir own
cause. We viii state. however, that this DO.
ciic war closes with this number, an further
communications viii bc inserted in adyeriis.
ing columns 40 Que dollar a square. We
viii see how valiant these men are when
their pockets are concerned.
As q matter OF news We would state what
was broadly limited IN Mr.. Cages article last
WcrN that Maj. Ros, jeff ST. Johnahury
Centre without settling his bin for fuel, lights.
use of hall, Sc. AZ Barnet he was arrested
by sheriff Stevens, but procured bai and was
set at liberty The trial was h-s. Monday.
when the plaintiff recovered his whole bill
and thc costs OF prosecution. We presume
that the yalian, Major will make this trial
The subject Of one Of hi, lectures in future
as he did his Bu,tIc5oro trial at,.,his place
and he will doubtless draw tears from the
eyes his auditors when he rceounts this
fresh evidence of his mariyrdom to the cause
of-soop.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

THE CRAWFORD House DEsrRoyM, ny
FIRE-lhis commodious and popular Sum-
mer hotel together with its furniture was en-
tirelv consumed by fire on Saturday last,
The ii e was discovered on the roof of the
back part, about =. NJ, and is supposed TO
have taken from a spark from the chimney.
w. H. Witt and wife and Smith Leayitt and
VIE We're the only parties at the house Mt
the time Of the fire. and they were only able
to save few TRUNKS and few pieces Of
furniture of small value. ---Lascaster RepuB-
licdn.
Mr. Witt and Nj Charles Hartshorn had
leased the Crawford We learn that it is
the intention TO rebuild it by the first Of
July.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

The NUISANCE LANAI the opening of
the April term Of the Supreme Court at Sa-
em Tuesday morning, Judge Bigelow dc.
liyered the opinion Of the full Court in the
case Of James Brown VS.. Stephen Perkins
aud wife. The action was to recover for loss
by the destruction Of plaintiffs property,
principally spirituous liquors, in his shop at
Rockport by alarge number Of the inhaJi-
teHts of that town. tie unanimous opinion
Of the Court as now given is that illegal sale
Of spirtuous liquors is not anuisauoe of such
character as to justify its destruction at the
hand Of the citizen. A new trial of tho case
is therefore, ordered. At the time of the
trial, under the rulings of Chief Justice Shaw
verdict was rendered for defendants.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

New HAMrsHIRE--Thc New Hampshire
Legislature meets in juno, and there is very
general belief that it will remodel the judi
ciary system of the state. In Massachusetts,
this has been done by the concurrent action
Of both republicans and democrats. The re-
publican papers of New Hampshire call upon
the democracy TO unite with them in securing
such changes as the public good may require.
But they might as well-Bummon the east
wind to assist in turning the water wheels Of
the factories. The Democratic leaders will
have nothing to do with it. They have
made party capital out of the present coudi-
ton Of the judiciary. They will interest
themselves in a reform only TO de,rct flaws
and make party capital out of the new sys-
TEN, Some few public spirited democrats in
the legislature may assist in remodeling the
Judiciary, but they will do it upon their own
responsibility, and against the wishes Of the
leaders. For this state of things our rcpub
lican friends must be prepared, and whatever
changes nay be maturcd and adopted, should
be such MS they can defend before the people
against the most bitter attacks boston
journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

tempt Is made % stop ipplng anywhere. hi.
fars Boo ils last beer article that "tbe nv.
rrcas.s man drank slr quarts a,,d "a U.'t,f
whlskcy, daily without feeling II above nm.
pie Of Bio stomach This inference h cgiir,
ly incorrect There arc no whiskcy dr,nkrr.
among the Free Press men, aud II our mon
org seryes us Alright there hos been mo- ops
connected With the establishment. accIsigm-
cd 10 drink daily ok quarts agd a pint. bar
any considerable quantity ~ whi5key. On
any other liquor with or without feeling n
above the pin Of the stomach, since the h,-
mer proprietor leil the concern
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
po the Tfionda oh Tho caIedonian.


IL giyss as pleasure % announce 10 our
friend. and patrons, Tint vo have engaged
lhs services 81 gentleman "a oo-laLorer 10
the editorial department Of IHL ClLuosias.
Although be viii be iaeay, our readers may
re't asarod lbat 10 services viii be Of great
value TO lhe palpr being gentleman Of
much editorial ability and experience ha,-
ng been engaged more or Ices IN editing
daily or wceklypolilieal papers from the days
Of Jackson till now
We have obtained this editorial Accession,
not because lho support We receive warrants
such a step, but because VIC are determined
iIal TIM EuIpqsny sbfll iahY the fret
rank as political, as veil no iocai news
paper We thirk ourselves fortunate 70 re-
curing such valuable aid, and congratulate
our readers On our mutual good fortune
And nov
oae aam 20 RJuJiclw Of Caledonia
Com'yi Hr CAILpoNnS has laLorcd hard
and porsaeinrIy Tor many years for The
Pgiy without Zee d, "hopc Of rgaarli" Il
hoe been the vehicle By which many men
have rode into Offices Of distinction, If qo,
wealth. il has been the rnciacalor 10 restore
ao.ty between eouleud,us sections Of our
ruurtyt 70 has hplucd o. smooth over do.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
H,iefLorais.

The merry month Of May has come in
gloriously. The first woel, has been pleas
ant, warm and beautiful, though il Is getting
quite dry Sod dusty, aud O good rain would
daa heap II good,
THE deaf and dun,b boy Hogan, who was
struck by an engine at tho Centre few
weeks ago, has not died, hs was anticipated,
but seems 90 be recovering
"Eucourge the beautiful, for tho useful
viii encourage itself" This quotation
which somebody gave utteranee 70 sometime,
ono matter who, nor Hhen,l has been brought
iordtly % our mind during the beautiful
weather Of the past week, as we have noticed
fathers, wothers and daughters busy at work
Ia their front yards, There {. no better eyi-
..sea 81 a-r.g4.ad aI.d allilE stal -iz-t1-i!.4.
is manifested in ondeavors 10 ornament md
boauiiy the grounds about the house. And
shrubs and flowers take O Grst rank Ia out,
door ajouments, Again wesay-"Eueourage
tho beautiful"
The l2lh exhibiuon Of me Academy Of
Music, win be given at the Town llaR, on
Friday evening the oh Inst, Commencing
az IL o'clock, the public are invited
The Caledonia Association Of ministers viii
hold ils next meeting at Rev H. yelling
toms, ST. Johusbury Centre, May TO- aud
MT 90 Waterford, as heretofore Published in
the Chronicle.
A new tell was erected upon the Free
Baptist church at Lyndon few dogs since,
weighing about 1900 pound. II IL Of Bos-
tom manufacture, Geo- taGa- and Ggi,hi asd
supplies % want which has long boon fJtrty
tbef1cig'y and community around.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
Plant Trees.

We have repeated this injunction Annually
for years and as the season has again return.
ed, we would repeat itnow Nothing Of equal
cost so beauties village or a private resi-.
dcncc as good shade trees. In the words Of
another,-plant trecs---cultiyate flowers. make
the earth beautiful and fruitful and fragrant
- the more lovely because we live in it, and
the moro valuable to those who shall come
after us.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

1HE WAR ~ EURorE--War is still immi.
nent in Europe, and matters seem to be in
clining more and more towards an open rup-
ture. Austria insists on the disarming of
Sardinia before going into the peace CON
Ercss, but this will hardly meet the approba.
ton of the other powers, and it is probable
that the peace congress will never assemble.
From the extraordinary preparations for war
by all parties, it would seem that hostilties
were more desired than peace. France is
inGisposed to meet any Of the conditions pro-
posed by Austria as tie basis Of the peace
congress, and hastens with rcdoubled assidu-
ity her preparations for war. The hope of
peace appears to be quite abandoned both at
Vienna and at Paris.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
4 Good one.

II any one can get the better Of Clark of
the Burlington Times in a joke he is wei.
come to all he can make for the General is
usually what the boys call "up to snuff
The last Free Press hits him rap which we
should think would somewhat stagger him.
To understand the Joke, the reader should
know that the editor Of the Times was for.
mery editor of the Free Press. The Free
Press says;
"Iho Times, which appcurs,to consider H.
self retained for the defence when any AZ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

" That complete lettcr.writcr," Gov.
WISE has written letter which fills thirty
closely printed columns of the Richmond
Enquirer, relating to popular sovereignty.
The upshot Of II is, that he condemns the
notion OF such sovereignty, and insists that
1t Is the duty of Congress not only to pro-
iect slavery in the Territories, but every
where. This is complete summersct from
The position heretofore assigned the Cover
nor IN the popular estimation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

400 ~ Metal Hal, Sunderland, furnishes us
viib a spmrW laos uotf mDde Of catching
mice, Which he pTLuicel With effect some
years ego. Having hzpd taneher uear o
sbs!f Ly $40 pins near lhe centre upon which
IL swung be placed upon the lighter end
some bait, and underneath i mug ot water
A. Che mice ran across ihe irpEchpr CO. The
tl.i, ths lighter siie went down and they
Nrrs thrown iuto the water Ind drowned.
Ia bis way be- says be caught ns many o.
seyrul, lp one night Having had occasion
90 try tho plan again O short time ago, be
found 20 his surprise, che bali eaten but no
mise caught nul o. last discovered that
willie some 0t ihp Wlfe crossed tie treuchur
10 reach che halt others held on hy Ihs edge
uf the uenlhsr and prevented To- precP.tai-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
LOCAL AND STATE,
New Advertisements,

Marble Work-Bdgham g. Crossmau,
Dry Goods. Hardware, Groceries, Hc.--S
IS. Gould A Co., and q. NJ. Weeks.
Groeeries-C q. Marshall
Fire Works-James q. Hoy0y A. Co.
Lauglcys Bitters-G q. Goodwin a Co.
81. Johnsbury Academy. h. Colby,
Legal Notices,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
a!osd yieId.

Ma EnuoR'-Mr Horace Graves Of Lr-
don was saying 10 me the other day, that No
had made ibis season, from one hundred and
lofy-siH trees, six hundred and twenty-five
pounds Of sugar Thinking il good Yield,
! send il for publication, and will ask, who
""a N'he De'terf lscoG.
LvHdDn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

" F.f.. 3D. Nv
IN. ..r. !, 90 ,' ,, ~ Wv 10y
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"o''' .i'''' '". 'o'''''' OF '"' ! ''''','''
cow ''"'n' eve" J., 'N"' nominee should h'
S''P"'" - D"'s'"t' mat paper says "Il
WAT 'ou''n'''" Sno"'a o'''de that Nj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

tauIH CuANCnoN.-A worthy clergyman
frnm one of the UeighhoHng towns not long
aipce oiigistel Tor two or three hahbalhs boz
lhp State Prison. Shortly after, when fiu
pss leaving church after tho sabbath scr
ices, be WAs accosted by friend and neigh
Lor--a most iBooUigabiu Wag-Whu recalled
30 mind his % cent mluistrutTapH in the State
Prison, aid with the utmost gravity Informed
him that every one Of tho men % whom hr
had preached was under conviction The
Clergyman, thrown Of his guard Ny The sane
tiiy 81 the day aud the apparent scuousness
81 the wag Expressed biz great pleasure 90
ftrupWg, Uut WuTmiy tiIuuiy iI17ds- w1tT 10
friend. Il vas not Until some time after that
the Truth daWUeG upon BIS mind We do
not know what hia feelings were when be
made the discovery, but venture % guess
that be would have deemed conviction aud
sentence 10 the State Prison a punishment
none too harsh lor 80 luoc.Ous pun-Ay'-
Tan JouH0f.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07

GBEU SuHupo Of EaN1HtNm.-A letter
fom Florence, nebraska, u April y, written
by Mr.. McCush, gives the following account
Of suscIing experienced by lhe early emi-
grants TO Pike Peal.
"same persaua returned }tsluday from
their Place Peak uip, who lgu Florence .U
February They composed one 81 the iut
hand cart trpiul which started from that
place About 80 miles beyond For, kvtt.
ury They were orcu.kcu vs. snow STORM
Tie Viud blew 30 hard that they bad 60 ue
poles 90 the cart-Vhc,B % keep lLe carts
from blowing over, The tents were blown
down, and it seemed almost Impossible lor
lhe suffering men 10 stand ou their feet
against tho blast Tie snow piled uPlu them
10 masses, aud ~ thiuytglt hours 'hg
we're buried iu the dug, 81 tLo company
hil their hluds aud lert iD.,u, or partially
s1, The snow was four %, ASp feet deep
~ soon as they could the company rglne,a
their steps. Somewhat d,abuug lhis story,
Mr. MeCosh made thorough iuq'piys, oad
now gives lhe,ugW1 as reliable. Great fears
clu well be- entertained '1g uil gho started
out 30 February aud euly .u March iiym tar
Missouri"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
" HiiCk up.f

IT there is any one thing for which St
Johnsbury MS a village is celebrated more
than another it is for the neat, tidy appear.
onee Of its houses and their surroundings
This is noticed by every stranger with OK
prsssions of surprise and admiration. We
believe it is a matter of no small satisfaction
to the people themselves; and We just men.
ton the fact now, to suggest that the repu-
tation of the place in this particular, can be
sustained only by continued cxcrtions on
the part Of its people. There are houses and
fences to paint walls to whitcwash, and side
walks to repair To sum it all up in two
words,--we must slick up"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
Demoaraag ln Dc oonlaaalonaI

Weak and weary, sick and sore, Demoara-
cy, through me Washington Union, has re-
Gently quite sfen sought the open confession
al Of the public ear, Democracy, in lhe IN
ion Of yesterday, was very weary, very weak
and trembling very siok and sore, and aocof-
dinghy made longer confession than usual,
bewaiIing the long catalogue Of sins, which
iTphfolded, with heavy graaus, After
strengthening ifself a little with some auia-
bio abuse Of the Republican party, it plunged
into 10 own character as iol.owai
II ihe Democracy cannot prevail against
such paIty IL is because lts organization ls
demoralIlcd, ils integrity questionable, ice
honor doubtful and igs character bad
Exactly 30 Decentralization, questionable
integrity, and doubtful honor" have paraly4-
"a lhe democratic Fany Again says lhe
Union
Low 10 70, then, chat che Democratic Party
stands trembling before ih,a lelI4 Qf Section
aIism How 10 TO-, u Wu are right, patriotic
and National, that our pscendapcy IL quca-
TONED by 900 organization winch 10 equally
wIlhaut7ner.t or political ainessp las @
cold srIHshncss, % wicked pursuit of iuliyil-
Ual ends, disregard Of die National welfare,
taken tho place Of that earnest patriotism
ll.a --lila-s ~ la-l.lli 80 !-.lA -4-il4- -l.ll
tHf earlier days ~ thr Democratic Party
sure enough, how q il' but tho luion
ausaeu tho question itself Because 30
.lhauan democracy hos not been right ppld-
otto. or national, In ascoudpney ha. been er
'''"''N lD'''""'V Wy 300 organization not
equally without Wcl.t'or political fairness
with ilsclE for then 70 would have Ind some
chance 90 prevail over n. lut a., suor,,r,la.
W." '''.''' 'n ''sN', p'"''','"""N' "1"'"'
W 49, because buchanan Democracy hA1
been and Is distinguished by srIG,hpe.s, n
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a,'lJua powers vevl.t power LODGED with
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doubtful antagonist even against the ,acmie,
degraded 40 l.uaa, liberal. COMMUNICATIVE
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