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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-06
For the Palladium.
LIN ES,

Elected by the Death ard Funeral cf NJ NJ,
who departed this life Nov. 10. 1850.
Alas! How plainly do time 5 records show
How vain aud futile are orr hopes below;
A gem i. piucked from out loves je~eled wreath,
A tender flower npped by the frot OF death
~ e knew disease long lowered Ger thy bed,
That pam aud sickness racked thy weary bead;
Y,l quiet patience marked each sui ring dry,
liii saetiiy calm thy spirit lett its clay.
Ia faith thy hopes fixe d beyond the grave,
Through Him who died a sinful world to
W th bright, unciouded vision, cUulds; thou see
A home 10 heaven, a mansion there for thee;
Toy truthful heart, its gentle worth untold.
a waichtu lamb, that never left the fOd-
Affection deep as mortals ever claim
Their force returned in ndying flame:
With promised love, draught from Lies best
cup,
Thy Master sent, to make his jewels up.
We saw the vacant seat beside the hearth
Where late rang out thy joyous toni of mir,h
When gathered round The mornings sweet re-
past
They II miss the Joy thy loving presence cast.
When si,en, listening to the sacred word,
Which from patcrnal lips they long have heard,
The closing Stiffness sweetest hour oil prayer
Ga. gentle sister! How they'll miss tree there
We saw the hcarse lead out the mournfui van,
The lorg procession followed, slow ard cam;
We paused, y, length, where brethren slowly
meet.
To worship God in quiet reverence sweet.
\ solemn pause voice breaks on the e.
The welcome words the lords Of gospel cheer;
From one who WATCHED our dear couch
besidr,
v,ld of her faith, how she 10 triumph d.eI
At deaths dark door all fair and spolless stood
Her robes made white in Chrisls atoI iag blood.
Proclaimed the hope which from sel,s On spring.
Then CALMLY safe. a. angels fold their wings
The service closing meath u prayerfnl calm
The mass moved out in order, whoeS ne plan.
beneath o'erarching trees the pail was spread
Aud there We gathered round the lovely dead;
!. bile he who valued most that hieleSs form,
Came slowly, leaning on his classmates arm.
Then came the farewell, and the lingering kiss.
Oh, earthly prospects. Is yonr end like this?
Could prayers, from one 10 early manhoods pr ide,
Have barred deaths door, our darling had not
died.
Mid falling leaves the autumn days chill breath
Whose every wind seemed slghin notes of d attn,
they bore thee softly TO thy last repose
On thee the graveyard gates forever close
4 simple mound rose e. the loved and los,
crossed.
A solemn voice now breaks the stllless round,
A voice of pleading mid sepuchral ground,
For living faith like that Of old posse sed
When through the crowd ths eaTnest woman
pressed,
Though sore diseased, her hoy faith snch
At once made whole the masters skir, to touch
Another pause-tho' not of prayer beref-
The Soueourse moved, and dust 10 dust was left
MARGARET.
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NHERIFF'S SALE

virtue OF decree and directed from
the Way Common Pleas Court will expose public
sale. the Court House Door the Centervie,
Wayne county, Indiana, the I'D day Dr. 1851
the hours often o'clock a O'Clock,
said day. the following described real estate
wit: part OF the south east of section 22
township -, ana west OF the princip. meridian
line drawn The mouth Of the Miami River
AID bounded as follows Beginning at the north
OF SAID quarter section, at marked thence
Ill b rods. thence .outh 60 bS 100
p 26 100 rods thence south 10 south
40 Ia degrees lol4 rods the the Rich
mond and Boston Turnpike thence north 10 dogs,
al ng the center II said pike the line
said quarter section thence norh along
quarter ~ 40 100 rods to the place Of beginning
tsinin 50 acres aud IA poles, be the
less. the be sold the propeIt y Alfred
Powell and james Hawor,h, satisfy said decree and
execution in favor of Joha Clark
j. 5. STIDuAM Shr w. C.
Nov. 20, 1880. (S325l 80
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Cal. Johnson has every thing in order in his
confectionery establishment, and he has a
great variety of good things. He serves up
oysters as but few others can do it. Calls
IS great place to feed at
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An freshman. cut west, wanting to burn
some green wood rapidly directed . snail
stream OF gun powder from the ker. anon a.
burning pile He did not cut of tie supply
soon enough. and was blown 10 pieces r.
coroner's jury brought 10 the verdict: .D;s5
Tor want Of common sense
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~ ourg Lincoln. son of the President elect.
sc~ in Harvard College. was. on "Wednesday
night, called upou by . large body Of the stu
dents in rhat institution, ard CO, grstuiated on
the success Of his fathsr. He had bssn pssyi-
ously waited on by many. and this cali was
mess formal. though not more cordial
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STATE OF INDIANA
Wayne County > .
David W. Reed.
Edward Ii. " cub

Before ne, SAMUEL BROWN, Jus:ic. ofthe Ps.e.
o. 1eHerson Tosnshtp, "ayus County. Indiana be !,
kaesa iss o. the th day of November The saoy.
named fIalntus aled n Office their
said defendant IN The above entitled ter-th-r it
their thai said defendant resident Of ar
state Of Indiana Said endsns therefore h4r-by
tcsi Of hirg and penieucy COMPLAINT
ann ana thss an ess he appears my ofce in Harers
TONE 81 TIE "sh dsE OF December O'clock n
and aasssE or ds7Vr thereto said csarfafut 81
matters and things therein AID seseI I'll
&c ne-1a an M, az 40 shee- SAMUEL BROWN
WV - '0S0' ~ KS Zee -, Justice.
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CII r BOON - OhE,
OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK, Richmond.

STATE or INDIANA,2
Wayne County, ."
NOTICE is hereby given tAat Morrison Ba dridge
= administrator OF the estate of Sylyian Leonard
deeease ed has flied his petition to sell the cal estate
of he deeedent his personal being insufficient 10 pay
lis debts, and that said petition Will be heard at The
next term Of the Court of Common Pleas OF said
County.
A;ttcst: SOL. MERED TIL. Clerk. W C. C P
Nov %. 81 20 SO
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CLAY TOWNSHIP.
DALTON TOWNSHIP.
Hoover, Hannah, Observation-Disclosures.
GREENE TOWNSHIP
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

Smith Hipes
Beginning at the south east corner OF said
quarter section, thence north one hundred
and sixty 1901 Rods, thence west one
hundred 100 rods. thence south one
hundred and sixty rods to a stake in the
half-section line, thence east one hundred
rods, to the place oil beginning
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state or IndtanAy
WAYNE COUNTY o .
Nov. 20, ls6O,

In the Wayne Circuit Court, Spring Term 1880
Sarah Moore,
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PAPE H NACHE-
or Pearl "orK
MRS. n. NJ. SUFFRINS

DY THIS Art. TUE PUPIL Is TAUGHT TO waK1
Portfolios rich sai pretty ; any which cxa T.
bought Ter SIX doliars-Rook Covers
Mirror frames. rfctrre side tops fr5eAx,
{ aay nArbir.1 boxes. work boxes. ana iaaeAs
almost ainy in the lire q Tire Beautiful, s- made
by yeGss Eeasi mach cheaper ard Ear
eeAuiisaI than "a usually hsEsh: in shops
THE PAPER NACuE WORK
Car be learned short Those ussh-
ing learn. will please call examine tie sPecens
en- k4fth Street SSGza NXia.
November -.
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Che 9alladia''1.

Rles.nonA, sad, December 8, 1850.
~.S.,sssrsnssJ----1,S~sss
~ Several communications have been
received, and will appear IS soon as we can
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New Books.

'gfHE Throne of David.
u FIeming's Vocabulary of Philosophy.
knapfs' Travels and Researches in Eastern Az
RIGA.
The Reason Why. by the author of Biblical Rea
why.
Bayard Taylor's Travels.
The Habits Good Society
Life and Adventures Carson.
Redfeld's Comparative PLY sioguomy.
Greeieyis Political Text Book
Jujians' Interest Tables
CITY BOOKSTORE,
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NAMES OF OWNERS.
CENTER TOWNSHIP.

lsoiinger, Frederick. ...-......-...---....-.
Brown sarah c.
Baker. C..---- ..-..'......
do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cox, Thomas S..............-..-....-.
Cunninsh m Sarah I.
Davis William Observation-Disclosures.
Beginning at a stake 10 the north line of
said quarter section and in the center of
the Turnpike road leading from Richmond
TO Williamsburg. thence along the center
Of said road Ten poles, thence east eight
(s) poles, thence north parallel with said
road ten (1O)poles, thence west eight (8)
poles to the place of beginning.
Dodge, Lucinda. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DO do Observation-Disclosures
do GO ..--.-.-.--.-.... --'---'-'
Elkin Meryman.
DO DO -.-...--..-....-..
DO do ..-......-.....-.. ..-.-...-.-
rybarger. George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hays, Mary ..------..-----....-....
Harper Stephenson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Morris, William
Beginning at the south-wes, corner of lot
numbered sixty eight, 1851 as numbered
on the original plat of The town Of Center
vile. running thence east one hundred
and two 1o2I feet. thence north one
hundred lOOl feet. thence ives; one hun
dred and two TlO2l feet. thence south
one hundred [l0ol feet to the place of be
ginning.
Plat VIM IL. s. Thomas ............. ........-
Parker Priscilla
Strattan. Daniel. heirs of.
Vandorwhite, Bridg ett,...............-.-
Beginning two hundred and fourlee 2l4l
feet six inches, east of the north west
corner OF said o', running thence east
three 3 rods, thence south twenty 90
rods. thence east forty nine and one half
40! feet, thence north twenty 20 rods
10 the place of beginning
do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-.....
do do
Williams, Josephus heirs Of. .:..-..--..-
Being thirty 1901 feet off of the entire
north end of the north hat of the west
half OF said 10; number ninety one [9l
as numbered on the original plat OF the
Town of Centerville.
20 uo
Beginning at The south east corner Of a lot
being part of lot No. ol fenced in by
Alfred Cunningham, thence running east
ffty-nine % feet and eight inches Isl
thence south 10 the street IuBni g south
of said ol numbered sky tour [64 |
thence west fifty nine 80 tel and eight
8 inches ,hcuce north To the place OF
beginning.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-19
Agitation.

.a In his mcssage the President implores
his countrymen "to strive to allay the
"demen spirit Of sectional hatred" now
abroad in the land. ,.a rsr
= Now this is rather cool; coming as it
docs from a public functionary who has,
during the whole Of his course, SO far,
done all the fire-eaters wished him to do.
The Administration party have re opened
the slavery agitation in and out Of Con-
gress. They hare appointed men to
public Offices, who were ayowcd disunion
lists, against the popular will They have
adopted q system of espionage through
the national postofice, authorizing the
avpSutug VI private packages transmitted
BY the mails, and the destruction Of the
contents, in a manner iutolerable to a
free people. In the face Of all this, he
gravely talks about the agitation Of this
ve1ed question, while he has not a word
of condemnation for those who are de-
elaring that, in the event of the election
of a Republican President, they will dis
solve the Union.
He lays down the doctrine that slave
holders may take their property, includ
ing slaves, into all the Territories, and
have it protected there under the Fed
sral Constitution. lie says that 'neithe,
"A" Congress nor Territorial Legislator,
"nor any human po'cer has any author
"ity to annul or impair this restec
"ryht" -+...
Now We. have a word to say to Northern
Democrats "for no preacher was eve
" sent to call the righteous, but sinners
"to repentance" We wish to know
whether you endorsed the pro.slaver,
i doctrines contained in this remarkable
fl document. You can no longer carr,
water on both shoulders by supporting
Che Administration and ouglasism.--
Of We are satisfied that large majority o
Northern Democrats are opposed to thu
Z spread of the peculiar institution" bu
nevertheless continues to act with the
party which, to day, claims that the con.
stltution carries slavery with it into the
public domain. They charge the Re-
> publicans with agitating the matter, yet
the fact is beyond successful controversy,
that the Democracy have introduced all
- - s---.s
the public mind upon the subject.
All that is needed is to get the rank
and file of the opposition to thinking
upon this subject.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue ola pluries special execution to me direct
cd, issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the pistrc
Court, in and Tor the county of Cedar and State o
Iowa, in favor 81 Thomas A. Cummns, and ayains
Samuel Tomlinson. and Abigail Tom linson, his wife,
have levied upon the following property, as the prop
erty OF the said Samuel Tomnson and Abigail Thomp
son, his wife. to-wit:
block no. eeve" I'D; also, lot six in block no. twelve
ls, in the town Of Upton, Cedar coumy. Iowa, with
the appurtenances thereon as will fully appear
reference being had to the recorded plat Of said town Of
Upton;
And shall offer the same for sale public outcry, at
county, Saturday, the eighteenth day ~ Pearuary
A. d. ls6O between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock r NJ Of said day. to satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon. b ssH1 #sf~
Dated this 10th day Of January, A. D. 1860.
J. T.. BRADSHAW,
, Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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From the Des loines Citi1en =
Auditors Report Il

Aaex
N The report of3fr. Cattell, the Auditor
Of Sate, is one q the most Interesting e
the State papers, prepared far the Leg.s =
ture. Itsstaterntnts ars fslk and furnlso
a complete history Of the financial transae-
tons of the State for the period embraced:
the fiscal period Of two years. From the
renort now before US in print and ready
far the inspectionfo Of the Legislature and
tho neopIe. we learn that the receipts in the
Treasury, for the two years ending in No
vember, amount in the aggregateto suI,.
O33 81. Disbursements during the same
period, $751;, 4O4 10. Balance in ireasu-
~. $25, $50 "a. Passing by the salaries
Of State Officers, Judges, &c, which which are
fixed by law and the amount generally
known we come to the following state
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY.vittue Of special execution to me direct
ed issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court in and for the County Of Cedar ant
State of Iowa. in favor of Thomas A. Cummins
and against Levi kester, and Sarah Hester hi
wife. / have levied upon the following property
as the property Of the said Levi kester, and Sa
rah Kester, t0-wit.
The north west quarter Of the south west quar-
ter OF section twenty-six (2G}, in township eigh-
ty $50 north of range three 81, west OF the fth
2. NJ, with the appurtenances thereon; Oil in Ce'
dar County Iewa.
And shall offer the same at public cutlery, at
the Court House door in the town OF Upton. in
said county on Saturday the 18th day OF Febru.
arv A. u. 1880 between the hours OF . o'clock
A /. and 4 O'Clock 7. N. of said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there
on.
Dated this 10th day Of January, A. d. 1860.
J. l. BRADSHAW
Sheriff Of Cedar County, fora.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution to directed issued
from the Office OF the Clerk the District Court, In
and for County Cedar state of Iowa. in ia
Of D. L. Rowe, and aga nst Henry Phelps and Pie
be Phelps have levied upon the following property
the property Of the Said Henry Phelps and fhsoe
Phelps. to-wit: -.#F ss.. -,
The north quarter Of the south east Quarter o
SECTION thirty 900 in township eighty ts) north q
range three 3west Of the 5h p NJ with the appurten
ances thereon: all in Cedar County Iowa.
And shall offer the for sale At public outcry, 81
the Court House door In the town OF Upton, in SAID
rounty on saturday the 18th day of February. A. D.
1860, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock r. NJ. Of said day, 70 satisfy said execution
And costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of January. A. D. 1850.
J. l.. BRADSHAW
==.z..s.zszs Sheriff Of cedar eoxnfv, Isvs.
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The Lawrence Calamity.
% Killed..lO7 Missing..2l6 Wounded.

LAWRENCE, Jan l4th.
The excitement touching the catas-
trophe of Tuesday evening is passing
away, and the operatives are at work in
the various mills as usual The Mayor,
to-day, received donation for the suf-
ferers Of $500 from Lathrop, Ludington,
&Co., Of New York So far as known,
the dead number 80; missing, 1O7; woun-
ed, ZIG. The inquest was resumed this
A. NJ. The testimony relates to the
construction of the building.
LATER DESPATCH.
LAWRENCE, Jan. 14th.
The remains of Mary Barrett, aged
"a, and Catherine Sweeney, aged %,
we're discovered in the ruins to-day -
Both bodies were nearly consumed by
fire. Four additional bodies were also
| foun but they can not be recognized.
There are now parts of FIVE bodies in the
City Hall. Two are utterly unrecogniz
able, and the other three can only be rec.
ognizcd by shreds Of clothing. One OF
the latter is the whole trunk of a wo.
man.
!, On the night of the accident a little
daughter of Jas. Bannon, 10 years old,
was pinned fast in the ruins when the
| flames broke out, and seeing that there
was no escape, for her, she took her
due bill from her pocket and handed it
to another girl near her and said, "You
will be saved, | will not. Give this to
my poor dear father, and bid him good
bye for me-"
The most complete list of dead and
missing that has appeared, is contained
In the Lawrence Sentinel, and figures up
as follows: Dead, 80; missing 10Y. 1t
makes the number badly wounded 100,
aud those slightly wouned, 1919.
The inquest was resumcd this A. VI
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School Law,

ri The Board Of Education. which ad.
f journed on the eth ult., after a session
OF twenty days, n2de several important
changes in the School law. The more
material Of which are, lst: The duties
OF County Superintendent are reduced
to examinations Of teachers, and making
annual reports to the Secretary of the
Board, and to the County Judge. They
are to hold an examination for teachers
on the las: Saturday Of each month for
which they are to receive from tn. conn.
y treasury, two dollars per day. If
they hold examinations a. other t;mos
they are to rec:ivc one dollar from e,ch
applicant.
This change abolshes the Office Of
County Superintendent. really, ,bouph
not noninally, as hi, mos. importap, du.
ties are taken away. By this arrange
ment the State viii save about $40 600.
but whether this change will be produc.
i've OF good in the end, remains to be
seen. Iha, the Office in the hands Of
ignorant men, has not been beneficial,
We 90 not deny; but, on the whole, we
'hink Il has been the means of eleyatinc
the standard Of education in the State.
Out our educational status is not what it
ought to be; though we are happy to
know that in most inst nces the RICH,
spirit is manifested. Free education il
as necessary to the prosperity and per
mancncy Of our free institutions, as tn,
air We breathe is to the support Of ami
NAL life.
I'd: The new law provides that in an,
case where the township fails to max,
satisfactory provision for building, &C.,
school house in any district, such
sub-district may call a meeting, and b,
= vote decide whether they will tax
themselres for such purpose.
The law does not take effect till the
FIRST Of March next.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of special execution to direc issued
from the Office 81 the Clerk Of the District Court IN and
for the County Cedar and State Of favor Of Ga
rah Eimstead. and against William Young, and Eixa.
beth Young. his wife, have levied upon the following
property the property ofihe said William Young and
Elizabeth Young. his wife, to wit:
The west half OF the southeast quarter and the east
half o. the southwest quarter Of section Ave ~ in town
ship eighty CD north Of range four ~, west Of the
5th principal MERRIAM, with the thereon.
all in Cedar County, Iowa. 7IT7 -
And shall Offer the for sale ut public outcry At
the Court House door in the Town of linton in said
county on Saturday the eighteenth day Of February
A. D. 1850, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
4oclock r. NJ OF said day. to satisfy said execution
with cost, that my accrue thereon. as 4.O
Dated this 10Th day Of January, A. D.Is60.
. J. b. BRADSHAW,
@l'E#Hvaa 40 h Sheriff o: Cedar County ,iova.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue ola special execution to me direct.
ed issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the DIS
,rict Court, in and for the County ofCedar and
State o! Iowa, in favor Of Joseph Barrett and
against Samuel Munroe and Elizabeth Munroe
have levied upon the following property, as
the property of the said Samuel Munroe and
Elizabeth Munros to-wit:
lie, No. tive (2} in block No six (G1, also lot No
eleven q i in block No. six (o) in the town OF
Meehancsville, in Cedar County, Iowa, with the
appurtenances thereon, all in Cedar County Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public
outcry, at the Court House door in the town OF
Upton, in said county. on Saturday the 18th day
OF February A. d. ls,O, between the hours Of Q
O'Clock A. NJ. and 1 o'clock +. VI. OF said day, to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. ."@.3-
Dated this 10th day Of January. A. D. 1860.
!. L. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff Of Cedar CosRty Toss.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office OF the Clerk of the
district Court, in and for the county Of Cedar
and State of Iowa, in favor of Samuel Long, SEN.
and against Thomas Doyle, have levied upon
the following property. as the property OF the
said Thomas Doyle, to-wit:
Lots No. seven (1) and eight ~ in block No.
one ID in Longs addition to the town Of Tipt,n,
in said county Of Cedar and State Of Iowa. with
the appurtenanees thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of Tin.
ton. in said county, on Saturday. the 18th day OF
FEBRUARY, A. D. lsGO, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. n. and o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, 70
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. VI
Dated this 10th day of January, A. D. 1860.
J. J.. BRADSHAW
Sheriff Of Cedar Csunty, Iepa.
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Hurrah for Nebra.La

On the Sd inst. the Legislature of
Nebraska posed bill, providing thai.
"s'avery or involuntary servi,ude, ex.
ceps for the punishment of crime, be
"and the same is forever prohibited in
TINS Territory All of the Repulli-
cans and some of the Democrats voted
'o' the measure. The political uha.c
A'ely issued by Mr. Buchanan, is having
10 legitimate effect Give US few more
such messages, and the sham Democracy
Will be routed foot and horse.