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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
DIED,

49, u Il j 4 vi
November 3olh, 1868. at BifiIalos Al, OF
disease Of the throat, ous s., eldest cbifd Of
James and Virginia Henson aged tlffee yeads
Atenfniontbs. I
stSuiferlittle children TO come unto me- and
forbid them not, for Of such is the kingdom
of Heaven.,l N ttse
Although you will never hear the5pfattle Of
his innocent tongue again In this world, fond
parents, rsE,mbet you win meet hiniin q hap
4piaf sud better world. where parting will be
no more. May God. in his mercy heal the,
Wounded dheartsof hismanHs orrowing friends.
and prepare them alto MEET Inn in that oh
er and better world to which he has gone
Dearest Johnny thou ait gone,
70 faireS, worlds on high. : sss 8.
!. We hopelere long 10 follow on
To meet thee in the sky, -ss
was God thatsent the messenger,
TO snatch thee from our breast
/ Deaf Jehnny7we cannot tarty here,
! Whilst thou art with the ablest.
Il ~ 80 +-S CARRiES5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
KanaWha Republican,

II We are highly grali6ed 70 sae' the
Southern tone exhibited in the editorials
Of the last Raaaphai a.5licaa. It
shows the editor is getting soaadsat last St,
and it is hoped that he viii ERE long
abandon alnahis Northern procliyities,
both religious and political.
His. next best moyehWill be 70 publish
an account showing how the Free-School
fund Of this county is and has been dis
IbursedI II! a.. .5l ii 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
Arrest Of RealG.

WAsHIEGroN. Dec IA man is now
in jail at Alexandria, suspected f.being
Realf, Whoswas concerned 10 Browns or.
ganization of the Provisional Govern
ment. He answers the description per-
fectly He lately returned from i visit
Is England. He visited Kansas since
his return. He was previously arrested
at Poolesville, Montgomery county, Md,
on suspicion Of being connected with the
Hafper's Ferry affair, bntescaped before
being committed. Since then the suspi-
zion has been renewed byH Cooks de-
|scfiption Of Real, and the officers from
Montgomery are now here, en- route for
Alexaadris, TO identity him. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
HoPEWELfr NuRsERYl,.

THE above nurse " now covers about twtf+
i 'tyiacFss vel stocked With fE6it trees
principally Apple and Peach trees fIpm e6p
to three years old, and ffom two 10 eisht feet
in height Those wishing to plant init trees
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
the above stock. which 3 30 extensive thai
persons wanting either lHsGt Or small trees.
can be accommodated, and atfFtices as low
as at any responsible nnIsery IN 6dnt1ein
Ohio. 4 a mali, lot<6( Pears Plpm. Cherry,
HarlsheA Almond end ApncDt trees dlsos
Calawba Grape Vines. An orders f1T ness
addressed to>the subscriber at Gu kef BIZ ~
Lawfenee county, Ohio accomplished w llls
cash OF satisfactory referelce, will bs pte4pt'
ly shended 10, e C0RNEI1C US a'l1R Ltt
y For further particulars apply n Alsxtne; =
wv. Quakrier, eleFk'i Once KanaS he q
Dee. SO. 1859. .sf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

The Washington Consolation says, that
Senator brown Of mississippi recently
delivered d speech before the Legislature
Of Mississippi, il which he insists that
tile Democracy fttfal State shall send
delegation to ths Convention at Charles
ton. who shall insist mat Congress shall
make laws fpr the protection Of slavery
in lhe Territories and, II tbatisrefused
the Convention shall be broken mp Z !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
Notice for Taking Depositionls..

fTNO VIM. G. Brooks, Joseph Z. Caldwell
IL and Henry w Reynolds You will
take notice, That on Friday the 18th sdaY Of
January 1860 at the Office Of Alex II
Laialey, in Charleston, Kapawha county
betweenIthe hours Or Q Al. NJ, and sun set Of
that day. the dispositions Of George N. Nor
frison and others, will be taken to be iread M
behalf Of Hol1ingsworth & Co. in . suit in
equity pending in the Circuit Court Of Kama
lwla county, VfTginias wherein they are COM
splainants and you are defendants. And if
tions are not begun or II began and not com
pleted on that day. the commencement of
the same will be adjourned until the next
day, and the taking Of said dispositions will
be continued from day to day, Sundays ex.
cedted, until begun and completed.
HOLL1NGSWO ORTIZ q. co,
81 BY Counsel
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
nslpBa HaII.a Star
4 KGNAWHa {. Ms Ia II
Enssntiol d John Browa-- Rishmead
aRnaafEsta,p,stsNhig, !, Gov. Wisf, &c. /
|afoNDAY, DECEMRER r., 1885,

Eng EIfe lis, < G0F. Mlkf, 40. 81
Weipublist to-day detailed account
III tie execution of Abe ipsurgent and
murderer, Capt John Brown. We were
reioiced 70 hear If the. dignifed, orderly
add becoming manner IL which This exc
cufion; which has excited so much IN
tsrest throughout DE Union. was con
dactsd. we have neither tfme nor IN
clination. nov. tosmake any extended e
marks upon eithst!the trial or execution
of this cold -blooded aud reckless murders.
,ef. But We feel IT our duty. AZ 4 Viz,
giAiA Journalist, to sspress our opinion
ofboth the trial and execution.
When Blown and his associate insur-H
gents and murderers were arrested At
Harper's Ferry, Virginia would have
bean justified BY The Iaws.of God and
mIu,r IN visiting them wfthsa speedy and
,igDphsinious death, misunderstanding to
thentriais BY jury. But, notwithstands
.HkA.a6sN B. IN ~ 4. ri go Il
,ngE 'ne enormAy e 'Psll : -, 81 aae
audilhey were found guilty. Brown has
Deen EeAeea I'M IL s9 1870 .
tne e1ecusiou0 1s1u's's = sns
en- andIine !; 3apgmsa' Fl ~ o0u'. = l,ua'
heaf ~ nun ptAlse ssaao. s. 81, 8
eo yn . IS. a - III ~ -
feay impa ~ ahalaltnsss W. "l na
]. me esers 'rials ve1e oVnua0'sp.. "
W lsei Wsilsa'fsnsu M : d Z.
glnlan' WE y sn0' W1ll,ns = enaolss r.
course q heieYss ''au. any y. a'1oss
Execu'ipe IN fela''op IT, Pm. sns ilafpsf i
Fsrfy alIalf, IRON 1eglpl'ng = ST.
9gv,a Nlss mas, . ,g. s'na'ps - euu'
iexh'1 n acalm a'gni'y' sen p0ssess'0n
eng oegree q o0ufag9' sssA.sy, ps1-
iidehc &, proPriesy ana promp'l'aass3snlsn
snoulu eaefse 'eeilpse ,au1 ~ ~ Nd
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

l Tors FOR THE MIlLloss Our friend
NoRvELL has. just received The largest
and best selected assortment. Of Toys
ever brought to this place. Also alfne
ASSORTMENT Of Christmas goods, fruits,
&c.f Go and see bis fancy stock.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

al
r1vHE COMMONWEALTH Of Virginia, 10 NE,
Il Il Sheriff Of Kanawiia eo1ntys greeting
Ne command YOU that yJV summon File Coil
River and KaHswha Mising aud MannfSc
turing Company; Fhomss b. SRann and
Nicholas Fizhugb Frustkes, &c.. JoliR NJ.
Olcott and-- GhamheFs, 49, stephens md
- partners nnder the name. fifm and style
of9Chamkers, Stephens q Co.., WIiiianfH.
Wait, ]. Eugene Plandin, Abraham Binsn-
ger and lacy and I.1cy, partners
under the name, firm and style OF Lazy 4
Bro, q & they be found IN your baill wick, 70
appear before. The Judge Of Dur Circuit CslEr.
for the scountY{of KsnaMha, al rules Sbe
held in the clerks Office Of said Cohri, the
first Monday in January next, 10 4nsweran
amended bill in q hancerls exhibited against
them IN our said Court 6F Ahfaham B. Clark
and ell other creditors BIZ the Goal River
and Kanawha Mining and misunderstanding
Company who shall COME II and eontEIt,Nts
to- the expepsas6f this suit. Ii. Aud Aate theH
there this writ: Witness. Ark kEnER w.
QuARRfER, CLERK of our SAID Court, at tbs
Court House of said county, the 9Th JsF Of
December, 1859, IN the s4lh year o. the cSul-
monwealth.
T, 1. Baors, Sol. 81
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EsLIlIL
ooMal .!sItsEaa Dc !,

n ~ - Dec, f2ths 1889
RIO Orestes Wilson, adnlfnist tora n "a s
i Thomas dec 80 Bafk ssaid III .sl,s
bis wife, " Busks sad judith MT - ~
Nelson Thomas. SCHUYLER Thomas, Xif.ss ne, q
Thomas, - Woodson, dild-SafslI Ej - &. z.
49, Sweeny and Nancy bis Wi(e Z. IS y, @ise,
other distributes uRknSwn, of Aiien TSo- s.e
deed ~. 81 4 e. 3''NF a1as
You are hereby notified that H y,
signed. Master Commissioners IL Ebss aosi:
for the Circuit Court of Kaaawhs = 49, %ssiy
acting Hitfsr decree Of The Court 4 fo,a...!
entered at the Fall Term, 1865. in fSs
Of =. b.. Thomas sdIs e. vs.. Alien sese
adn1'f., in 9Chaneeryy have Il ed . as
"Wednesday the lish day i,of - mr.. epoa
1850. a. the Office of Messrs. Brown 4 60 5ss1s
liners, atterneys atsIaw, 10 ChaflsSs,',s.s 'a .
take state aud report the folfowfae $780,. q
BY said decree orleEe4 70 BE taken s s.aIs.
and rep0fted, towita ; ~ elased
Fifst-An account showing, ~ i = s.
0 money has gone into ths 49, ssioaq s=
Qrestes Wilson, as administered ~ ~, Of
Thomas decsd. what d Spasit;oni 4. j e zen
made 81 the some; aid wRat $780,, - peeli
money Is now IN the hands OF adIs;S;.ss; O.
Wilson. % 4! i 75 l. :, Z =. srdtQr
Second A statement SHOWING e q II. g. :
distributes and iegatfs Of liz = &c me
Thomas decd. and what aE,a,s5F - - y y n
money now in The hands. .of s5lr;.,:4. ts
Wilson each and every istiIblItee :.
10: Together With any other ma rs, 49, I. ~
pertinent by the Commissioner. 5, ssa''-.l
may be required by the Il tIer mart ilelt
-. e 81 81 o Nj Is. f,as,,s s
!. L. Bsogs, SCI, Ter Cemplst. si
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
United States Congress-.
J WAsnINeToN, Dec. 5, 1853.

b & & w AsHfHGToN, Dec. 5, 1852,
SExATE.-MF. Mason offered . resolu-
ton providing for Che appointment Of 4
select Committee to enquire into theAna
ture and consequences to the General
Government of. the recent capture Of the
United States Arsensi. at Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. Trumbull gave notice Of an amend
lnent, By. providing also for ap inquisition
into the nature ofshe recent capture Of tho
Frankfort Arsenal ia Missouri. H.
The usual resolutions to notify the
House Of tie readiness Of the Senate 10
proceed to business were then adopted,
and the, Senate adjourned.
HeusE Nearly all the members were
present: The vote for Speaker resulted
as follows: Mr.. Sherman &C, Mr.. Grow
a3. Mf. Bocoek SIS. Mr.. Boteler H.
Twelve others received each from one to
five votes. MIR. Grow Withdrew from the
contest. not wishing to embarrass his Re-
publican friends, who had divided their
votes betweenshim andsMr Sherman.
4 Mr.. CLARK, of Missouri, offered the fol-
lowing -
Whereas, certain members ofthis House,
now in nomination for the Office Of Speak
er, have endorsed and recommend Hell
per's pamphlet, entitled Z The Impending
Crisis. Therefore
Resolved, That the doctrines and sen
| timents therein, ire insurrectionary5 and
host;ieto tile domestic peace and Tranquil.
/ fly Of the country. and inc member who
endorsed OF recommended i j. ft toibe
the speaker .ofthis House. s--
Some Republicans rose to points OF or.
der, but were not successful in stopping
Mr. CLARK. who poured q few hot shot in,
no them. 81
Several Republicans then disclaimedj
fot their party, insurrectienary and dis,
solution sentiments.
h Lively Hines and pretty good hunol
prevailed. The House then ssdjourned
The probability Is, thatithe slavery ques
ttion win be discussed III both Houses %
morrow. s s.s '.
1 About ten thousand Tea plants viii b
ldistFibnteds next Spring. among the PEG
| Die Of The South, for The purpose OF cult
walton. II ii be successfully cultivated
among US. II will SAVE large amount o
the precious metals to the county. AMI
4 secure pure article. We visited III,
conservatory, at Washington. = few day
j since, and saw the plant ID full bleenagant
i yiyor. 1T seems 10 Us that il may b
raised. easily. Il, cur more southern lafi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

Wheeling IliallfEfnter A. lnstadlafy
Publication.

4
Eibg, va contsins The follJwing u IN its
issue of tie ediust
II Il, is weilthat citizens Of other States
should know that our Despotic Authori-
ties have. ~ every section Of tlie state,
:save here iii tse Free Panhandle, succeed
tedlin sbolishipg The liberties q the Press
and Of speech. "
LISA disgrace 10 Wheeiing, that 4 pa
per. uttering such sentiments, should ba
published n that city Its high Time
thst Free I'D Pabhaadle was getting
rid Of such foul mouthed abolitionists as
the Editors ofEthe H,sstlgenesr are:
AT this particular crisis Virginia
should not tolerate srsr " tltsI Free Pan.
1a,,dge I. traitors upon her soil, should not q ]
allow incendiary publications II be cireu-5
lated, much less printed anywhere with
ID her borders. The times demand this,
and We most heartily rejoice at is We
like a healLhy condition Of things 4 mix.
trlre Of half and half we cannot endure:Ta.-',
And I'VE hope the law-abiding people Of
wheeling win request the Editors of the
intel igeassr to leave Their city and
il. this i not done, then they will give
those Editors the customary suit given
On such occasions to such; creatures.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
CHARLESTON SHARP SHOOTERS.

A LII persons who desire to become con-
IA tributing members of the Charleston
SHARP Shooters, or 10 make contributions 10
that Company will find a 4st at the Office Of
the Captain
By order Of the Captain,
~ CHARLIE S SPURR, %. S,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12

4 - q. u . = . ~ = 80. . -.
TaE LEdfsLArURE.T This body speed
lily organized on Monday last, byelect.
ing @. NJ, Crutchfela Speaker, ard VI.
+. Gordon Clsft wi, 3. NJ. Ward was
elected selgsant-at arms. The Mes
sage from the Governor was received,
and large quantities f extra copies were
ordered 10 BE- printed. Next week We
will commence its publication in. the
Star. 1t IS ali acknowledgements and
we'll worth an attentive reading. The
Governor advocates an appropriation 81
$4,000, ooe annually to the eovl i sslton
and Ohio Railroad until completed. Fl,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
BARKsDALE q bros,
Commission Merchants,
stiocKoE SLIP,

CLAIBORNE BARKsDAiiE.
cLEMENg n. B.saksDALE,
cHAs. II. HAaKsbALE,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-12
poMNissioNRR's UFR CT Dec I2, is
(: NOTICE.

sHIRGINIA. sSS5:+-At Rides, held Ia the
" Clerks Office Of The GircnEl Cont &c Ks
nawha County, in the fhonthaof December
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-16

ttTSome one in the Richmond Enquirer OF.
fers $4,000 for the head oiJoshua r. Giddings
This is more than the whole animal is worth
head and tall body and breeches.
6NTOne nigger colOnized! Fred Douglas
has gone to Europe.
0TIt is supposed that Cook considers him
self done Brown
OrA certain Mrs. Child has applied for per
mission to nurse Old Brown. We should no
wonder If Old Brown would apply for pesmls
sion to nurse the Child.
R-The English are again growing apprehen
siye Of French invasion. Napoleon is max
ing enormous naval preparation, and it is be
lieved to be with a view to war with England
GrThere are strong symptoms of disagree
ment among the Republicans in regard to U
s. Senator. The Dayton Jonrnal, opposed Il
Chase, can see no reason whya Senator shoult
be elected this winter. The session of '60'6l
being soon enough. The Chase organs desir'
to make sure thing Of it, and urge an imlnedi
ate election.
0YMrs. John Brown, wife OF Old Brown
passed through Cincinnati few days ago, OF
her way to visit her husband in Charleston
She resides in Essex County, New York,
| 0HrShields Green, colored, one ofOld Brown
gang, has been convicted ofmurder. Copeland
is to be tried next.
0TThe Louisville Journal says Of VIM. Il
6eward--"Let him be expelled from the Senat,
which he dishonors, and spurned from society
which he at once endangers and disgraces.'
IT'S pity that the Opposition leaders cam
hang together in the present ensrgency-Lo
1q1t Gazette.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-16
The Latest Poli,icaI Move.

The latest move on the political chess board
in this region is that made bv Rev. 2. Ragan,
the talented, able and distinguished % editor ot
the Steubeuville True american. And what
do you suppose that move is, reader? 1t is moth.
ing more nor less than this distinguished editor
wishes to work ont some plan whereby he may
get to Congress-. We might remark right here,
that he tried to get nomination from our par
ty over and over again, but fortunately for all
parties, the people had no confidence in him,
and let him go. He then Joined the Know
Nothings, but they would not nominate him.
He then joined the republicans, but they have
less confidence in him than the followers oil
Sam had. lie is now getting desperate, and
coDcluds that something must be done, or he
will never get chance to pocket $1,000 year,
with the stealings which would be an import
ant item IN his estimation. AS we said before,
he is in trouble. He wants to get rid OF our
present Congressman, and he thinks he has in
vented the plan to do il. And what do you
suppose that plan is? Make a U. S. Senator
out of John d. BingAami Bingham knowing
his weakness, blocks that game suddenly, by
telling our old pupil that he is not candidate
for that Office, but wishes Gov. Chase to be the
man.
The editor Of the american know very will
that Bingham is far more preferable than him
self to the republican party of this district,n-
AS long as Bingham wishes to be a candidate
for Congress Ragan stands no chance. And i
Bingham was out Of the road, the republican
party would muster up some man who had the
appearance at least possessing small amount
of decency, and thus throw Ragan overheard
Just look at Ragan's hypocricy. Last year
he permitted sane and insane men to use hil
columns for the purpose of berating Bingham
After publishing last year that Bingham was
not fit for Congress, he comes out this and ur
ges him for U. S. Senator. If you want to Sc,
scoundrel, take peep at preacher that dab
bios in politics. Aint that so, Br. Ragan?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-16

6rEven those who are in the enjoyment Of
perfect health frequently have need 70 have re-
course to touies as preventives Of disease. We
Sre never too well armOred against the assaults
Of "the ills that flesh is heir to-" Such an in
vigorator they may find in Hostetter's Bitters
"a medicine that cannet be taken regularly
without given Vitality and elasticity to the sys.
TEN. At this season, particularly, the strong
est man is not proof against the malaris, in GER
tain sections Of the country. In all cases of
fever and ague, the Bitters is more potent than
any amount OF quinne, while the most danger
Gus case of bilious fever yield to its wonderful
properties. Those who have tried the medi-
cine will never use another, for any Of the all :
ments which the Hostetter Bitters processes to
subdue To those who have not made the ex-
pertinent, we cordially recommend an early ap-
plication to the Btters, whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by all druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
G-See advertisement in anoter column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-16
G0ne 10 England.

Fred. Douglass has written a second letter
from his retreat in Canada and has since start
ed for England. This second letter IS inll OF
dirty insolence towards the United States, and
boasts that the gold with which he bought his
freedom was contribution from Great Britain,
and he therefore owes neither love nor graft
tude to the United States. The undoubed ex-
pectation Of Douglass is that our next President
will be Republican and that he can then re-
turn to this country without fear ofbeing forced
to answer for his crimes. In the mean time he
can collect money in England to aid in renew
ing and carrying forward such future Harper's
Ferry schemes as may be set on foot by the
devoted colleagues" whom he has left behind
him.-Some Of our readers will remember, that
within the past year the Oberlin Saints sent an
appeal to their sympathisers in England asking
money to aid them in resisting their conviction
and punishment under the laws of the United
States.-Newark Advocate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-16
What the "beSt impulses of MAN.
mean when used by Fepu b LiCa ms.

The Hon. Hiram Griswold, Of this city, who,
actuated by the best impulses Of man, repaired
to Charleston, and, associated with Mr.. Chiffon,
of Washington City, ably conducted the defense
of Capt. Brown, after Messrs. Bolts and Green
had declined to act further as his counsel, re-
turned on Tuesday. w. Cleveland Leader, Repub
hcan
The Harpers Ferry correspondent of the n
Y. Tribune, thus speaks of old Browns effects
and the 'best impulses Of Hon. H. Griswold
OF Cleveland who went to Charleston to defend
old Brown. Griswold is q model republican,
Mr.. Sennett, who has been formally entrist.
ed with Browns interests, intends to look VI
all his property that can be collected together
for the benefit of his family. OF the Sharpe'i
rifles, twenty only are certain to be collected
the rest having been carried off by various per
sons. These twenty are in the possession o
the jailor, who who is anxious to have thei
value made good to Brown. The tents, axe
pixies, and so FORTH will probably be sold a
soon as possible. / am sorry to say that Mr.
Browns little property was seriously diminish
ed by Mr.. Grswold, the lawyer from Ohio
who received $3.50 from his cliant for defending
him. Under the circumstances it would b.
pleasanter to know that Mr.. Griswold hat
looked to other sources for his reward.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-16
CerlainlY.

The following from the New York Journal
Of Commerce, is a hit at such republican pa
pers as the Tribune Leader, and perhaps the
Cadiz Republican that spurns the idea that
Brown, Forbes, Cook and company belong to
the Republican party. Read:
"Whcn a porpoise has been wounded, the re.
mainder Of the school Immediately attack and
destroy him. So 1t is with Ossawattomle
Brown, and the rest Of his party, in arithmeti.
cal progression. Brown, Cook, Smith & Co.
are repudiated by Glddings & Co. Giddings
by the Tribune and Post; the Tribune by less
ultra republicans, and these by others. Each
is counted out ofthe republican party by other
members, according to the views held by each
and thus, by general sitting, the party is re-
solved into its constituent parts--that is, ths
various elements from which that party wal
originally organized.
.'Fleas have other fsas to bite EN-
= And 60 go on sd nhnitem,"