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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

HENRY M BUTTON, Attorney and H Counsellor -at-L Law. Office in Court House, Litchfeld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

m oBERT M TREAT. Manufacturer of Corn IG, Shelters. Churns, Safety Tug Irons, &c, South Farms. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

NROSSH6ANS Shaving, Hair-Cutting and O Wig Making Rooms-under the Mansion House. Litchficld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-03

V EoRaH A HIcKox, Attorney at Law. SM O1i,e in East street, directly opposite tho Congreg ational church, Litchfeld Conn.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

ssREEADE TO SENATOR stipELL.--
The lion. John slidell, having Just
arrived in the city, was serspsded last
night by some Of the Bteekinridge
Clubs, si tbs ~. Charles Hotel, where
he is stopping Torchlights, music
and quite a respectable turn out, made
very gay scene on st. Charles street.
Mr.. slidell delivered q brief address,
the substance Of which was that Dou-
glss was nowhere, and would be 9
Black Republican after his defeat
that Breckiutidge would he President
The only obstacle TO whom was John
Bell IN o. Bulietin.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

FUNERALS IN BHAzrt.-.S,ngula,
CHstom.-Wben n person dies in
Rio the front entrance of the house
In olosed-tbe only occasion whom
such thing happens. The law re.
quircs tho body TO bo buried in
twcnty-four hours. If tho deceased
was married, a fostoon Of black
cloth and gold is hung over the
street door; for unmarried lilac. and
black; for children, white or blue,
or gold. Collins for the married
are also black, but for young per.
sons they arc, scarlet, or blue. Fond
of dress while living, tho Brazians
are buried in their beat, and pune
tilious to the last degree. they en-
force etiquette after death.
Formerly IL was tho custom in
Rio, and still is 10 in tho interior. TO
carry young corpscH upright in
procession through the streets when.
but for tho closed eyes, a stranger
could hardly believe the figure be.
fore him, with painted checks, hair
blowing in tho wind, in silk stock.
ings and shoes. and his raiment
sparkling with jewels, grasping n
palm'branch in one hand, and rest.
ing the other quito naturally on
some artificial support, could be IL
dead child. Large sums are occa-
sionally expended in dresses and
Jewels for the head. Mourning is a
long affair, and widows never lay
aside their weeds unless they mar
ry; yet clusters Of a small purple
flower are known as "widow's
tears" They bloom but once a year,
and soon dry up.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20


Ep- A letter from an officer on
board the steamer Puldsti. dated NJ
Montevideo, describes an execution
which had just taken place there --
The day before they arrived, a soldier
belonging 10 one Of the negtc regi
ments. was executed In the little town
Of Uelcnia, near Montevideo, for steal
ing 20 ounces from an officer. The
cuiprit was taken FROM the csbildo,
with his hands shscklej. and surroun.
ded BY guard Of soldiers, and march
cd 70 the public plaza priest pre-.
eeding the procession bearing on his
shoulders q huge black efuss, and
chanting some part Of the mournfully
monotonous funeral service. The
doomed man being seated on bench
the death warrant was read by the al
cade OF the village and having had
che crueifs presented TO his iips, the
fatal signal was given, and sergeant
stepped forward from among the sol.
diery, seized the man by the hair, and
cpt kS tAtcut from sas 10 etr l--Er-
sRdaee.
This looks very barbarcus At this
distance from the country, where IL
prevails az the fashion but since the
a. = a. Al T.. A
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
nallp c,attts ano Gomtt,
sAros RepeE,
rHnRspAY,..iitii'i,'''';'s,hfl- :. EVi ieov.

A Nrw SENSATION PARAGRAPH -
There Is going The rounds now, q
paragraph TO the effect that man
IN England has confessed q murder
he did not commit. This is intend
ed TO outdc the many confessions
Of Williams who have committed muf'
der. and have made honest confession
aud claim 10 have peace with the
avenginp angel. What farsieal
face doth this not present ! A man
whose whole life has been lie, TO
30 The nobler instincts Of nature
who has run the ghantlet OF crime
cvnfesses, and such confessions ate
paraded ~ the truth. The william
who could not be credited on oath
makes a statement, which receives
n color from the press TO make u
attractive and this for the mere hcn
or or the tale is credited by the
world as gospel truth !
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

MrNpss BURNT TO Asuss.-We
have heard IL rumored for few
days past, and now have IL confirm.
cd by a gentleman just returned
from New Orleans, that the town
Of Mindcn, La, was entirely de-
stroyed by ere a few nights ago. II
was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary--or rather q number OF
incendiaries--as the place was fred
Il is said, in some fifteen or twenty
places at the same time, making i
impossible for the citizens TO arrest
the progress Of the flames until
every house was consumed. We
learn that there was n large lot of
goods burt after being removed
into the street.-Hambarg (Ark.,
RpOrtv, llth.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

THE Ponep or HAvANA.-As an
evidence Of how the police guard
the city of Havana, just listen TO
the following which we find in a
late letteri
On Wednesday night, person
passing from the Villanueva theatre
60 the Paseo, was surprised by
four men, who, menacing him with
insant death IL he made the least
defence, robbed him Of his watch,
rings and money, aud then left him
gagged, tied to tree on the paseo,
and in that state he remained till
three o'clock in the morning. when
man passed, probably one of the
robbers, loosed him, and singularly
enough, refused 60 give his name,
and disappeared with the haudker.
chief the poor man had in his mouth.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

AbAra or FtRE.--The fearful CON
sequences of the conaagfations that
have so often visited our city have
caused All anxious vigilance which,
although laudable in itself. often
occasions unnecessary alarms TO
be given. Formerly the cry Of FIRE
might he raised IN n neighborhood
and stopped IN time before the bells
could be tung, but now that the
signal boxes uf the Fire alarm fefe-
graph. distributed all over the city,
afford the ready means Of ringing
every bell IN the city by the mere
turning Of key, the whole fire de
paftment is called out and put 10 q
deal Of trouble and Inconvenience
Ivy false alarms given upon the
slightest cause.
Yesterday, IL was the smoke
caused by wheelwright adjusting
The tire of a wheel. causing an alarm
10 he rung from the Ninth street
Market Station. This morning, we
have had another alarm for q just
as slight. and even slightet cause.
Some wofkmen were busy solder
ing something upon the roof Of Al
fred Muntoe n Co.'s great clothing
store. ut the corner of Camp and
Common streets policeman saw
from the street the little smoke
caused by the operation, and lima
ging the Iron Palace ON fire, lost
no time, but ran 10 the signal box
at The corner oi Camp street, and
gave The alarm. Instantly all the
bells peaied forth the five strokes.
Indicating the fire district, and in q
few minutes the iire engines came
rattling ~ and down from every
direction. The bewildered firemen
inguiripg anSiously where was ibe
connagtaiion they were called upon
10 put out. The most astonished.
however. were Messrs Munroe's
clerks. when told IL was their store
that was burning. Luckily, the
mistake was too palpabIe not to he
found out Immediately, and there
was no occasion for The boys to
play away" on the most splen-
did clothing emporium in the South.
Pisayppe lgH pd
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20


Az lscirPEr uF TRlps. Capt. u. n.
Forbes, IN ~ article entitled "The Incl
dents cf Trade" IN the Boston C,mmsrriqi
Bslisfir, gives the following interesting
fact respecting direct trade between New
Orleans aud China
In 1891 I was interested with Mess,s.
Thwing " Perkins, Of Boston IN voyage
direct rom Canton to New Orleans. touch
ing at Msnilla. IN the ship Canton Pacl,f.
Capt. Themas Pierce. This was the fret.
and, so fst "a 7 know. The last direct TIA
de, between China and Louisiana. Among
the euriosities Of the voyage. wac the fact
that she took part ~ . cargo oi Msnills 81
gar. This wss very much like "taking
GOALS ~ Newcastle = but IN fact, the az
gsr part Of the voyage resulted better than
the other. This voyage was undertaken
81 an unfortunate moment. when credit
was much disturbed by the inancial ,evul
sion ufissf-'s. Perhaps ~ wss too early
aud perhaps sow, sftet the lapse Of TWEEN
W three yesrs, q cargo ftom China 10 New
btleans would pay. 7 SEQ no reason why
we'll assorted cargo cf teas. mating.
silhs. etc. should not nnd market In th.
great metropolis of New Orleans.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

New CoLossAL srAruE oF wAsntHa-
rcS.-Thls is unqestlcnsbly the sge Of
statues. A Mr.. Palmer. Of New York, has
prepared a design for y bronse statue Of
Washington ons hundred feet high. a cor
respondent says:
Treatment Of the subject will be perfect
" original. both IN attitude and express
sion. Those who have seen the products
cf Mr.. Pslmer's exquisite ehiset would
hardly need be told that. however. The
position selected for this great work of his
life, by the artist, Ia the highest point IN
Central Park. If the right hand take hold
Of the plan there is no doubt that sun
cient subscription can be obtained IN New
York alone to enable Df. Palmer 10 90 on
with his grand conception.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

HAviHa A RErutArioN ron MEN-
pAcrr A down East cotempors-
ry-(says the Piodyupe) there is no
need Of calling any names-tells a
story of its rival journal in the
same place. which we remember
laughing over years ago, about The
time il was originated We are
not aware that IL has ever before
been in print:
MANY years since, man in bus.
mess in . died suddenly. and
10 the surprise Of his own family
and friends, his estate was found
to be insolvpnt. The lawyer MP
pointed to settle the business. on
calling upon the widow to inform
hpr that the usual notice of insol.
vency must be published in the
newspapers. found that she was de
Cidedly opposed to this course, and
as ahe had some real estate of her
own in another town. which she
held by inheritance, she said she
would sell this and pay her hus-
bands debts, although 10 would
leave her without cent to support
herself and children. The lawyer
told her that she ought not 10 de
prive herself Of all her own proper
ty foi her husbands creditors. &c.
and thought she should render the
estate ipsolvent, giving due notice
as required by law. But tho widow
was inexorable, and the lawyer went
away, puzzled to know what 10 do
with such display of womanly
iirmness and disinterestedness. At
last il occurred to him 90 send the
family pysician, and hence he called
on DR.. g., requesting him 90 go aud
persuade the widow 10 save her
own property, and give tho public
notice required. The Doctor, nj
ways ready to do kind deed, cal
led on tho widow. and after n long
talk, he found her greatest objec-
ton seemed 30 be in the public
notice in tho newspapers. Her hus.
band, sho said, was n proud feeling
man, and thought great deal Of
his good credit and good roputa-
ton as ono of tho best business men
in tho town. aud If he were here,
sho knew Just how no would feel
when bo took up the newspaper
and read n notice of his estate be-
ing insolvcnt. After considerable
conversation ON this point, DR. g.
remarked TO her that the notice
could bepublisbod only in the week
ly paper, and she could have her
choice of the -- or tho -.
What did you say, doctor n asked
the widow: "did / understand you
that the notice could bo published
in tho o onlyp "Yes," said the
doctor. "Wcll, then" said the
widow, tell Squire he may 90
on and settle The estate as he wish
es, if he will publish the notice in
the for nobdy will ever be-
lievc it if il is published in that ly-
ing paper"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

Wn.as's UoupaaH.-N No ure can have
read the statement ~ the clerk pfthe Lady
rlRin without beirg struck Wv his des
r'irtiun ~ the hesfing ~ the ladies' -
"They we're pale, but silent there was
nrt rty or n sh,iek" The furtitude and
resignation of men mar have failed, hut
theirs failed not So Il n always IN the
great evigencies which women s'e called
w. meet, when troubles aud dangers a,e
but aliRht, they are more excited and
alarmed than men. nut let and ove,
uhelmipg calnitv bury the fortunes aud
hopes of The husband, ~ father. ~ brother
IN Sudden NIGHT, iet lissase ~ accident
strike him down and stretch him on the
he'd ~ keenest suffering. then when strong
mems heatts fall them. when their nerves
s,e unst,ung, when 1uakinR Fear ~ hure
less lesppndenrv takes possession cf their
snnls. the ftril. week wuman rises with
elasticity end cslm determination 90 the
de,uanis ~ the terrible srtefRenrr, and
with rht.pmhllnr hand end cheerful voice
she hastens w. perform those blessed min
ist,stions. fu, which the might ~ ,neu was
~ adequate. How many seenes uf danre,
have We heard described, connsgtatirns.
asssssinatiun ,shipwterks. IN which women
have with he'uic patience and submission
bowed meekly ~ their fate. and have
taught the sublime lesson uf Christian
'rsirnatan ~ the husbands and fathers
Who we're with them IN the hour ~ trial
her weakness becomes strength, her sen
sihility is svallced ~ IN faith. There
were men of seneHp 90 the Lady Flgin,
men, whose na'nes are known through
The wide world, but ncne ~ them aver lid
n b,svet ~ nr,e heroic Iced than was
achieved hr those noble women who sat
~ silence awaiting their death F'ctf
dsncs Journal
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

pdy- Rev. Chas. Kingsley has been
appointed to the Chair Of Modern
History at Cambridge, recently vaca-
ted by the death Of Sir James Ste-
phen.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
mn,, t,rh,.. ,linr,.a ,n at,,t..

I VIII receive IN few DAYS sur'hsr rs~ sup
j riy ~ ladies Clrsks. my rus,nfners viii slw.ys
hni = good supply ~ these Rcpis always pn hsnd,
sra viii sell them ~ low prices
sert21 WI PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

Prr Does.--A lady visiting New
port speaks Of the little ours which
iniest great boarding houses in this
wise I'VE surrender our heels to
the barking and biting Of their
dear little dogs, q 'cisp efoakam sritA
a derilia str
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
IDuJrsS GOODS.

4 VIII ,e-sive shrut the ftst ~ October, .il
The nrHssi styles ~ Lsaiss ssa Misses sspas
those N wsnt ~ sns'hinT IN This line ,isy depsna
IN hralre some handsome goods
ssrl1n ". D. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.

Ats meeting ~ the I,ostl held septen
her l1th, WIN Robinson. residence Gsthc-
lie Cemetery was appointed Sexton and
n was
Resaired, That the Seston shall have eS
elusive privilege cf digging graves =
For ell graves dug by him be
shall bs entitled 10 charge the sum ofthtee
dollars provided that any person shall
have The f,gbt 10 dig graves on ps y,asn,
cf one dollsr fee to the Sexton on each
grave dug ot tomb erected.
Rssoitsd. That the Treasurer be notified
10 sell 10 no single person or family nnprs
than one lot unless the consent pf the
Board has been previously obtained.
Resoirsd. That immediate steps be taken
to clean np and repair the cemetery and a
sufficient force he placed under the charge
Of the Sexton for That purpose.
Rssoirsd. That the above portion Of this
evenings proceedings lie advertised
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
lnIGII LINENS.

1 AM VOW prepared ~ shrv The bee, Iirsrs IN
' this market. such goods ss hsvs been try
ipg 20 get r., iesg tine-snd viii vsftsn, then,
ell pu's Linsn sni 70 West welt
ssp'Sp ". u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
From N. Plr.rrr.
from ths Pirsvrne
Capture Of walkers Expedition.
FULL AND ImruRTlNr PARTICULARS.
gEN WALKER AND co., BuDLEB SHOT
rHs Rssr or rss ssr srNr HosS.

F"H'''riun W tui huu iH'Fvt'hhN iH''V"
lrrs ~ the capture ~ den Walker snd his
expedition 10 Honduras, the pfobsbls fate
of the leaders. aud the disposition cf the
men. upwstds of seventy In number, inust
Of whom are natives Of the United States.
Out Last news, ~ will be remembered.
lef, the expedition retfea,inp from Ttus
illc, NJ n place called Limss, ~ Limcu,
spms thirty miles from the abandoned
city, ~ ths direction pf Gaps Gtaciss. This
wss Sunday, The gsth ult. There were
then seventy 81, men IN all, In good health
.nd spifits, ne reported, with ,h,ee Or fou'
wounded IN late engagements with the
natives. ~ was reported NJ the ssine time
that ths natives had desisted from the
rufsuit. a.i that there was no danger pf
further annoyance hy land.
All this turns ont tv he true. IN the ~
instant, however, AZ expedition vss H,,ed
uut frum the port uf Ttuxiilo fo' the es-
ptess purpose ~ The capture of walker
and hls ,nen. This expedition consisted
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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

I NAVE ius, rrsrei trv New Fsli s,rck ~ Vel.
ve, sri s,tav Prrre's, aisr large assert
irsr' ~ bsil-s SUD nisses Hats, ,h,ss In var,
~ thesr srras VIII d- we'll ~ esil sssiy
sspi2n W ~ PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
pmstc,s.,,.. .,a WHITE e,.s..

Erssc,a.s,es -nd white ssccas.
nTHssE GOODS. I have . spisrsia s.scrs
" ners
Ffp GLOVES
Twenty ays.r' hsst ursB.y MD eioves, ~ every
yALFNciBNNEs 4 sNstisB THREAD bACF.
I hsvs ehesp sud bssnsifrl ict ~ those Lsces.
HOSIERY H0siERYi
sixty dc,sn bsdies Hosiery, Irst received
UAtiDUsi CALifcUs ~
have -fsfre and cheap stick ofevery dsscfir.
tirr sud 1uslity ~ csiiccs. ' wish the lsaips
vruld look q. their style snd grsli'y sti inquir
The rriees THosl n. UuONpR
sspti9 HNrrsf Third ana farrti Ste
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
MlLiiNEpyt myJ,I,IsEpyti

MILLINERY MiIJlNEHfti
VHh suBURiREH wuuls respectfully In. 49,
y fofm the eiti,eus ~ Baton Rouge, the 10
lsiies especially. that he has lust opbuei WV
~ the rotnet ~ Msin and ~ Hypsiits
sttr"ts-ths hfst fcor Fss. ~ me residence ~
sstnrel skolbsid, Esp., very slessn, stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
his stock ~ ladies. Misses sua ohils,ss,s nm.
r.ts, Hats, Uaps and Fists is vety ha.vy--s,,
hfscirg The latest fashions. Hornets ara Hats
clrsned and 'rrsifed on short notice. The is-
selves " Dash
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
Boys CIsyrtpiNG.

LIVERY stticie sppettsining 70 Boys we-t ran
Ia nov bs frund AZ my Clothing Store, The as
sortment is 's,s ccinpleis sud ~ made ~ 10 the
best styis w. ~. pHffifps
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
cent. F-.,n.n,rr ssrn.,..

I HAVE just opened lsree stock Of these goods
' stnbrscins almost every sftiele appsrislnIpr
70 arnts Wear, such ss iiner sna Coticn shis,s.
IN sll ihs different varieties, Gents unae,ws,e N
gu sinfs Hsndkerehiefs, Stocks, Neeties and
srs'is, susPenaefs, Hosiery, Gloves. etc! In this
department stn prepared ~ show The very bee,
spods, snd will gusrsn.ee nothing better IN ths
rnsfket ". u. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

L'Rrsu LiME.-ioo Barrels Just tsesivsd This
u day. JOSHUA heal
septip
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
tra,e. s,rr.,. rna st,.... pt,,s.

1 Witt receive IN q fsw ssyl. fstse stock ~
' SIR, Veivet ana Winter straw Rbnnets 4isn
the hsndsorsss assortment ~ Misses Flats 10 he
fcund srswhere. " ~ PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

- y. nav. istgent fot The sale pfaii me mos,
~. rcT-ist Patent Medicines ~ The aay-buy
Ecuf Medicines from y. r. bAg.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

HAy, CORN, OATS, AND BRAN.-A good SUP
~ rly "n hand ~ all times.
septic JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
TO PLAN NTTMs

1 Will recsivs IN = few asys large supply ~
4 white snd Grey negro Bisnke,s, siso pi.in
sra i"ilst Linseys sod kefsey, these goods
viii he sola ., very low prices,
sertl2 w.D pHIt,Lfps
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20
notice.

hURfNp my sbsenes Mr. gsbrisl ausrr-r Is
- authorized " sct ~ tny Agent IN sil mat
tets Wherein sn interested
sertis s1masv 0BbEsTE EspfNARp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

I tRb oftf LARb fLr-t Barrels trfs wip-
~ ter s'rsihsd lard OF fct ssis ~ fhe Barrel
~ gallon ~ Btr's b,sg store
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

Thus ends the last expedition 10 Central
American under Gen. Walker, Of which
We have recently heard 40 much, The
frst installment Of Il sailed from this port
the goth OF April, aud arrived at Ruatan
Island the slst Of the same month. Con.
Walker himself, however, did not arrive
till the 18th Of June, soon after which tho
expedition was organized IA iollowa.
Gen. VIM. Walker, General in Chief F;
Col. A. +. Rudler, Colonel commanding ;
MAJOR John V. Iooa, acting Captain Of
Company A Major Thomas Dolan, acting
Captain Of Company Il; Capt. J. s. wes,
Chief Of Commissary Department /; Capt.
Small, Chief of Ordinance Department ;
Lieut., John Ryan, Chief OF Quartormas-
ter's Department Noah J. Parsons, First
Lieutenant Company A. Tho sub-ofiiocrs
and rank In fle numbered in all, some
hundred mon, from all parts ofthe Union :
On the 2tst ofJune the entire party with
Gen. Walker In command, left Ruatan for
the Island Of Cosumel, off the cos, Of Yu-
catan. where arms, ammunitions and pro-
visions had been collected. Thence they
sailed again on the a7th for Honduras, bu !,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-20

fI'HE DRug sf0Rfi0F ED. q swM. BoaFL RH
moved 10 THEFT new building. opposite IN
N stand. m.s5s .
". -. DAYS DRUG STOIitg.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-06-28

rupted by bursts of applause. At the
close of his address, three rousing
cheers were given for the s'rail-splitter"
and three for Mr.. Blair after which the
Glee Club again favored the company
with glorious campaign song, when
the benediction was pronounced by
Rev. H. Cherry, and the meeting ad-
journed till u in the evening, when
they were again treated to good music
and good speaking. Altogether, the
meeting was glorious one, notwith-
standing some of the speakers, whom
we had engaged were unable to attend,
among whom was Hon. F. G. Beaman,
who was detained at home by sickness.
1t will long be remembered by Repub-
licans in this section, and we can as
sure our democratic friends that 'sfew
more of the same Sort" will most effec-
tually close out "nigger !" democracy
in this County.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-06-28
Wrangle.

The mourning Democracy Of this
State are now wrangling over the mat
ter Of their nominee for Governor.
They cannot agree among themselves.
John S. Barry, Geo. w. Peck, Charley
Stuart and Frank Shearman are spoken
of in connection with the nomination.
Either one of these gentlemen will
make splendid run--into the ground,
or any other man who may chance to
head dead squatter-sovereignty-
James Buchanan non-intervention-
Phenix-Bank-P ontiac-railroad- banks
Job : Brookfeld -Government-Stock-
Bank Morris Canadian ticket. 1t is
none of our business, but we hope that
no serious disturbance may occur in
the harmonious ranks of the Democra-
cy of this State, for we want free
fight with the solid columns of the cum
terrified"