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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
FROM Neutrality-suspicious.

WEW 3%
Wmso1oz. M.rsh 1s.LT& psssi
dcnt . day nomin1ted to tho Senate
Cha + Francis Adams. of Nlassschusetts
as Minister to England; 6eorseP. Marsh
of Vermont, Minister to Sardinia; Jane.
Watson Webb. of New York, Minister tc
fprkey VIM. d Dayton, of New Jcrser
|Mimsterto France. Tfhe last named nom.
nation was confirmed. the-rnl not reauir.
ING tito be spspsadsd, as Mr. Dayton was
tofinedt q member Of thesSenate, andshis
character, therefore, sufficiently known,
without formal investigation. This Is
the usual courtesy in such cases.
- 'fhe Senate also con1fiffncd BENJAMIN w
Trumbull as Receiver of Public Moneys
at Omaha. ~ IT,. and Elk Congressman
pWm. A. Howard. Postmastcr Of Detroit.
William s. Tmyer of the New York
EseainS Post was nominated for Consul
to Egypt. and Patrick IT, Dcvinc.s as Con
sui at Cork. 80 -essfef 2.
p Dr.Leceh, of 1ntlianaa. has been stae5Mt
ed Chief of the Agricultural Bu6ean at
the Patent Office 81 ~ -sisf'.iia 'es
D7efhe g,ort4's washington ldespatchcs
states the opinion Is universal. there will
be an extra session Of Congress. 49,
% Governor Roman. the Southern Com
missioner, has arrived. 49, rs letiii@3
1t is rur,ored TINT Major. Anderson and
command, have been orlcrcd TO Newport.
Kentucky. eraei So tssi - bs'ils
George Orfntt. for fifteen years Chi f
Clerk IN Auditor 5 Office, has resigned, and
goes TO Montgomery. 3 s'seeA ~ SAY
The correspondent Of the Tribune SAYS
the War Department has received dis
patch from Major Anderson. endorsed by
all the other officers Of Fort Sumpter, say
ing that the fort cannot be reinforced with
ont twenty Thousand men. go u
WASHINGTON. March 19-Dc roit, Chi
cago and Portland have been constituted
exchange Offices for the French as we'll as
the British mails. to be conveyed ria Port.
land and Liverpool or River du Loupc
and liverpool. to take effect 1t of April
next. The western Post Master will ac.
cordingly send letters fer France to the Post
Offices { the cities first above mentioned.
New York. "ai -
WIN. Il. Russell. the founder Of the Pony
Express. has concluded contract with the
Overland Mail Company, transferred by
Congress to the Central route, to. rim the
Mail and Pony from the Missouri river.
connecting with the Overland Company
At Salt Lake City
The accounts Of the Ccn.ns Marshals in
The Confederate States have not yet been
settled. as the latter With the public
money from which the Governmentdesire
~ make the payment.
The State Department is abont tran, fer
ing to the States notification of the pas
age by Congress of the following pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution.
which shall become valid when ratified by
hree- fourths Of TIE Legislatures. viz.
No amendmcn, shall be male to the Con
'titntion which will authorize or give Con-
yress the power to abolish or interfere
within any State with the domestic institu
ions thereof. Including that Of persons
leld to labor or service by the laws Of said
State" ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21


IL Is known that an officer with sealed dis.
lPsfehs is on one of the sIels With left
~ ee day before yesterdey. and moth
q. oihce was dispatched Overland q Col
WAITE commanding the troops in Texas.
Orcen Adams, member OF Congress
from Kentucky. was appointed Fifth Aud.
itor OF the Treasury.a Bureau attached to
The L. &. Department. 10
High authority states that the French
Mission has been accepted by Charles
Francis. Adams w. II, Fry the eminent
mnsicar composer. IS ito BE Sectetary of
the Legation at Paris.
WAsHNGToN. March ISL Is said on
good authority that Messrs. Crawford and
Forsyth, the Commits sioncrs from the
Southern Confederacy, entertain tho strong
est hopes OF preserving the peaceful rela-
ton between the Two Governments, There
Is no doubt that their diplomacy is Judi
clons. - =. -. /. 4 -.
The Senate has confirinclr the appoint
ments OF Lieut.. Colonel Thomas as Adju-
tant General, Major Townsend as senior
assistant, and w. A, Nicholas OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Mr.. Bucl. Theo. Tai.
bot, II G. Drum and James b. Fly as AS
sistants. with the rank, of Captains, -
IL is not yet accertained that any order
has been given by Presidential authority
IN regard to the evacuation of Fort Sum
te, an event however which is sill con
slaered that VIII soon inevitably occur
from circumstances beyond the, Executive
control: From what is known,s formal
surrender OF the post is not anticipated.
y; a. Hall Of the District Of Columbia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

prooaotes -Dpl tne~n8rm s.Srem ota, and
nay bs'easay ayerted bythe peoplc, and il
may % th&t the <ery oatrsgeousness OF
that ac on Rrriss alsngs n antid ole to its
levi. Tut he harm. Whether remote lor
Immediate, qualified or unqualified, was
more than balanced by the harm that must
have followed thclopposite course. Let
Jus tooksa minute at tho resldtof thelpoli-
cy suggested by the PaHadium. The
Appropriation bills would all have been
defeated. This would have left the Peni-
tentla ries without support. and the officers
''sstss have tsrned theconvicts loose. That
isnet little matter to begin with. The
insane Asylum must have been closul as it
was IN 1891. This would have turned
back on each county its insane. to be pro-
vided Tor at an expense of $500 for each
person The. Deaf aud Dumb. and Blind
must have been sent, homes. The Judges
coutl have drawn no pay. many of them
would, have been compelled to abandon
Their duties. The confusion and ruin
(which womb have followed this proceed
ing is absolutely inualculable. These are
by no means all the effects. that would have
followed the Pofaaium's policy. a.sBut,''
V may be asked. IF there was morey. in
the treasury TIC support the penitentiaries
and asyiums. and pay the officers, why
not ause it without an appropriation go.
Simply because the ENLIGHTENMENT bill
would put any State officer in the penitcn.
tiary for auditing or paying any account
Tor which there was not an appropriation.
There could have been no remedy, no. alter
NATIVE The loss of the appropriation
bills. must have tumblcd the whole frame
OF the government. temporarily to pieces
Ihs evil was immediate, direct. and in.
evItabie. and this evil. portenous and fear-
iul ASST is. the Democracy declare by
Caucus resolution and-by formal an.
nouncement in the Senate chamber. they
were ready to indict on the State, if they.
the minority. were not allowed to, dictate
what legislation should, and should not.
be done. Bad as the alternative was, j,
was wisely taken by the Republicans. AT
least this Is our opinion, and we submit
these considerations to our friend of the
Pa'iadium, in the hope that he will see
that there is reason to believe he has min.
teniiopally done the Legislature injustice.
Ind. Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

-N|~.- Harafa aI.r
1t is pot enough. remarks tho Indiana
American. that the Democratic party
should have stolen our forts. fred upon
our national flag. robbed, our national
treasury. and set at naugh, the laws of, il.
own enactment. but it seems bent anon
burying itselfin a'grave ofinfamy. What
the party is everywhere. it is in Indiana
Here it has squandered million OF school
funds in its swamp land frauds. and a
hundred thousand in its uncovered peni-
Tertiary peculations, and thousands in its
State Printing operations--here it elected
Bright and Fitch by . Democratic caucus.
without even the forms Of legislation
here IL closed the Benevolent Institutions.
by preventing Legislation. and now, as ii
the curses Of an outraged people were not
bitter enough-as if the lowest deep, of
dark degradation heretofore reached, were
not sufficient. they, last week. sunk them,
selves still lower. by violating their official
oaths. and refusing to allow important
measures to pass. Genmt9 80 "a t'ri rs
Official oath! If il were perjury to 81
olate an oath Of office how few Of the
Democrats Of The present Legislature would
escape the peuitoptiay!a because fsrsosth
The majority will not yield to their dicta-'
ton. they will prevent legislation! But
such is Democracy i would Dissolve The
Union. Or destroy the State. for The sake Of
othcc.a b has .s4s.9 noreaso) r. si-Ho E = (,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

WAswssres. March lS.-Ths icredou-
tials of DAVID lWILN0Tavere present
ed, who wss Afterwards sworn in and took
has seat. .cS2f = E-saf I.~ftSrp
The joint resoiutiou of tho L<gislstn are
of Indiana, requesting CONGRESS to cslt d
'conysntinn for suendments TO the oasti-
tptions wss laid on the table sud ord eseti
tobs priatsthoJ sSl xsihlsG i seasii q
Tho ba.sscs sof tie session was con
'sutnod 10 debate. Mr., ErcckinriJgs made
q lens'b speech. d. 1907 = $50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
From washington aad tho south.

=
New YonK. March 1S-Thc Charlesto,
correspondents of the Herald says the new
Tariff and Constitution are unsatisfactory
The floating battery will be moved Mon.
day. hut not towards Sumptcr.
A Washington dispatch to the Heruh.
reports that Major Anderson hadinforme,l
the Government that If reinforcements be
intended, the Carolinians would iInmedi-
ately fill the channel and render communi-
cation by water impossible .ioolssei rH
- The Cabinet axe considering measures
RELAXING to the seizure Of the Revenue Gut
ter by Texas. Ia.n -.r oifes..s sasasii'ti
1t is understood that the Administration
have sent secret agents to different Euro
pean Government to inform them of the
future. policy of this Government. thus
forestalling and defeating the object Of the
Southern, Confeieracy in sending their
Commissioners thence. The same course
MI be pursued relative to Mexico.
The Cabinet, rs soon as the Southern
forts sffair-is settled. will take into con.
cideration the collection OF revenue All
are known to agree it shouhl be collected,
but the manner is the trouble. loiq lass
Mr.. Fay will probably be continue d
MIME ter to Switzerlsnt.i sk lsverfsA
1t is said Corwiu has accepte the Next
can Mission. ss ~ So ~ .lt -oE
70 Mr.. Sherman has left for Ohio. za -
hzNym. A. Howard will be Postmaster at
Detroit.iio5 sdi Ia .ris5go1g is0essel
The HeraId's Washington despatch
states Lient. Putnam arrived from lexis
with dispatches from Gel. Waite, who has
been INSTRUCTED to Withdraw from Texas,
and WAS concentrating his Troops at Indi.
anola.. and Col. w. will remain till all the
troops have left. Allths stores and nu-
nitions of war were in the hands of the
Texas Commissioners. who allowed ne
cessary supplies to send the troops out Of
the State.'zs nsiinssif % eefisi1s 80 Nai
The military post on Brazos Island was
surrendered by Lieut.. Thompson to Gen.
Nichols, first insisting that the flag should
be saluted.' He had only fifteen men and
two gnns.s - f" i0ifif-0 - - g. ir4is
The steamer Arizona was ordered By
her owners 10 wait at In,lianoIa until after
the streamer Gen. Rusk. which had Gen.
Nichols and force on board. should pass
her for Brazos, in order tina. the Arizona
should not take out the news of the intpn
tions of theITexans. The Texas Rangers
are stationed from 'Brazos to Brownsville,
and it is anticipated that they would at
tempt TO prevent the Government troops
taking away stores and artillery. 1H'.e -
n a nj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

~ ysnroD szfss-- IS ga r 49, bslf.
lfs1 bod Ira MoSDAY. March IL. 1861. 30
bssenate met at o O'Clock. ..isisa
DEATH OF nov. nurrs Drown. B. q
Mr.. Miller addressed the, chair as fol-
lows: rs fsoqua ~ - ah IS -
> zNr-fPrssident: III will bc1wellI think
for MS to f,ause this morning to offer some
tribn's % zthe msmoryof sdeparted Sen
afors Since the adjournment at the lat
session, an honorcd. member Of this body
has been sgathereal lsome sto his fsthcrs.l
lie ellainS the svigor Of manhood. inthc
prideSof STATION universally respected; be-
loved by al. hlwas an untimely and c,a,.
ell stroke that bore him down to mother
earth. 1t cast q gloom over the land he
loved, and the home wherein he had long
dwelt with those around whom his hearts
best affections had clustered, was yeiled in
sorrow. and so it yet remains. And. sir.
pr wife. anor2c children have ever grieved
the loss Of husband and father more
faithful. kind or indulgenti That land
has never moirned over the dcath4of a
more loyal citizen or a better man. sc His
was 'iIraft without guile a mind above
the dishonest arts Of MANKIND. and asonl
void Of ofIsnse toward God or man. How.
overwhelming It may sppear to hold place
here. i cannot hut be affected in the tIo't
that the accident which has caused my
presence amongst you. has occasioncd the
loss to the State Of an honest. conscierl
tious legislator 10 the community. a
worthy citizen; 10 the family, a noble pro-
tector. and to me valued personal friend.
Gle was my friend. faithful ard lust to
me-" The Hon. Rufus Brown is no more
On . bright July morning in i $50. amidst
ashouting multitude, while friendly can
non were laundering forth an expression
Of che Joy felt BY ths loyal people Of Mar
shall at the return of the natal day Of
the Union, he. their leader. fell victim TO
that slrea,l NAL sdy. apoplexy Sooa the
life current ebbcd away and. noble soul
winged its way 10 Heaven. He sleeps his
last sleep. near the home he had cherished.
They who knew him best feel most keenly
bis loss. They, mark the spot where he
rests Peace to his ashes. SH'''en 10 se"'.'
. Inow Move the following ,tte usual
Fssoiuuon;i ds-z - si5sr.nsss z>s77zg n
Reseised.i uashinsousiy That the msin-'
bers Of this Ssnste testify Itheiearespect fbs,
the memory OF Ruins IBrowas dsceassd,
late member Of lthis body. irspsssenins
the counties of3Msrshall and St. JossEas,
by wearing Grape % ihs leR sran fov hoss
ALL 80 - r.. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
Ran X n OTTO e.

Notice j. hereby given that the business Of the Branch n,
Plymouth OF the Rank Of the State of Indiana and IN,
power OF the BTanch Directors anil Officers over the same
WAS SUSPENDED on tic 18th inst, ly the Bard 81,
Directors Of said Bunk. -
if"lbrook hts been appointed Receiver ill Rank
and viii pay any balances that MAY be due epositor.
The circulating notes Of the Plymouth Branch viii con-
tinue TO be received at par by all the other branches
III. N~rULLOcH. President
mchzi zomi Bank of the Safe o. Indiana
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
The April Election

The following short letter has the RING
of the true metal in it. and was sent rs
by two of the best Republicans in Mont.
gomery county. Their words are to the
point. They say: is sis7 .ssss & 81
"You will confer favor on the Repub
lican pGrty. II Through the medium of you,
widely extended journal. you will publish
piece urging upon the Republican party
to organizes for the Spring Election. anil
recommend the Republican journals thro'
out the State. to urge an organization.
The recent treaclsery Of the Democrats
in the State Senate and House Of Represent.
atlves. declare to the world that they vii
rule or rain. Let us organize the Repub-
lican party for the Spring Election and
rout them so clfectually that no part of
them shall remain"
We have so often urgel the necessity oil
organization for local elections, and given
our reasons therefor. that we need scarce
~ do SO again. "a We ''secouf the motion
of our correspondents, and say to Rcpub-
licans everywhere that organization is Just
ms necessary now as il was before we won
onr splendid victories in the State and Ma,
tiop in October and November last. Ifthe
Republicanparty would retain its strength it
must preserve,its organization and contest
as estrenuously for the small Offices as for
the large ones. A State organization is
based on county and township organiza-
tious and cam OF be.conside-ed efficient
without strong support in every locality
from we'll drilled and disciplined party.
We hope none will sit down quietly to
rest contcndly with what we have already
accom- paisl,ed. Much remains to be done.
We have bat commenced the work ncccs-
sary to do. and itmust be continued with
uncoasing effort. Let Republicans. there
fore, go to work and organize thoroughly
in every township. Nominate and elect
COOL men for township trustees. constables
and justices Of the peace. but see that they
are Republicans Republicans are prefer
able 10 Democrats for Office where the
qualifications OF, each are the same, and as
Republicans generally are better than Dem
ocrats. il. is all the stronger as. reas on
why they should be placed in office-Ind
Journal va 49, 'N - e,.''s..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
Decidedly sharp.

Decidedly Sharp.
1 Afidszit Fcdias in Ms Mtissue that the
Repebli 1nslwill sos tsmi nate Mr.. Kelly
for reel tien to he olfic, of Trustee in
ahis tow khip 1heN sstutsaess of March,.
Awful(?) Orlando Packard's man Friday
can be better, appreciated by the people
Wien We infOfsi Dem 'has Mr. Kelly has
said to every one who has asked him
whether or not he would accept the Office
apoa,ss ssrn. il slssaed. alai he h oald Not
under any circumstances bea candidate for
reelection: Mr.. Kelly has made an, eff :
cient and faithful ofIiesrs andIif he woald
consent to tho usei Of dis fnsme Nv his
friends would be nominated by acciarna.
ton for re election The Republicans, so
far as We have heard an expression, unan,
lmously regret that Mr.. aKslly's. private
affairs will not admit of his serving them
another year as Trustee. - a9ns ssiiss>s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

iseI defend the inaugural, beliesiBs it te
be an ensnation from the brain and heart
OF q patriot. and it shows that Mr.. Lin.
Icoln has the nerve to say whsris right
Sen. Douglas. 96si
IA cisAy- washy concern. ~ Wau.
Sentinel, Doaglos Organ. ! ieasi-'l.
Which is rights the Senator or his dis.
ciples! - - rsi 81 svail~s9o-s -a4sa -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday, March 81, 1861.
Shameful

-
shamef6tI JITI138O
The article IN the las. Drs-oerot un,,e,
tAessp,iqspf~ Old Aha nycrsaestin,
4dbolisionistri Rampant. J" would disarac,
Any o,bcr sisest, mud the reasonir toes no,
Aaisgssec ID Is tscsuscr h is Arcade 50 ,,eba.
ssd That Il canrot get an lower d down. !, and
because no ops expects any better of il.
Such is the depth sef fanny and degred.
ksioa 10 has renchel, that no matter swb.,
realnnny and detrsction il may contain
in fsgasf 70 any Of our private citizens. IS o,
syen concernins . minister Of tho 1 gospel,
-lAssiu this i,lslance. 10 SUNRISE or the least
sizdis sssion 10 espsessed By any soss:osIts
editor sni nAnssers seem Be universally
regarded as bcnessL contculps. ana p ri
isgod to snap anil hiss like tootbless vipers,
a. tbcy are. at every bodv tia crossas ,,,e; +
,,S,,, : vssrro,,,,~t; :, IN.
- ~" V.'ny
81 o' VS. aaces'iy; lis sire was Ayful(?)
pEsandc Narcus ami dam AFFIDAVIT. This
as bslievsl to be a correct pedigree of the
ti1famous a nd 1x;noa bra, ram, ,sa ;c.,,,,.k..
i, v.x.,,,,,. a 80, |, o. -" -" '-'
-, = s" .s", . ''o'c 's '''an
= - $3.50 80. w. y" 40 Ne'sl not
- ~ A'.''oh ID the
-. ee s"s "eeA previous whlie
-: - 49, 's was = . in''apaPoiis'
- s US o -N"a''. " vssaAAN'nS quorum
- .N' legislature N 0'derssog shwars the
va, q ,"' 'aa'0f''y. al .'ssoffqA
- -. So ~ - : "s HsosSsa'y az al
s.sS - s's -" "'s ','s e g ra"as
= Is 0-1' =. ll.ssAes'3sn sy are loo
- = nsss,se saS VINO 90 not
80 ~ ,s'' Cut "s'c rs one @ sA
=, -" s1"', 49, -. 10 0.'e' mere
,.,,.s, 40 - Wv "'se''y aepra-
GO =, Au."0.s awe lsas
a: ths,,,. :, ,s.ss ~ ~. 'easas's; .o' one
: harrangue on ,uicgerism' On -Sand.v
last ho told thons il " ould be only a short
sane enla al the negroes woul,t be tree
anu iieedom would reign triumphant
inst "a good and no, b;s bs,,sr ,has ,hs
nisssr who .offisia,e,l in the same capacity
here short time since.'ism 49, s-sinl
The only foundation for this statement.
:. We . learn upon inquiry is. that one of the
,"fS1' f.'''"'' - :" '"A' gay snaP-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
CURvEY NOTICE.-No,;ce is horc,,

~ given int the undersigned with thu County Surveyor
will McxDAY April Is ISL proceed To survey and
locate the CORNERS Of his land i'm section g. township ~
range east In MARSHALL county. Inliana, continu,
from LAY tn day until all is surveyed
NONRESIDENT owners of land ia said section who fail t.
meet ti surveyor NJ the time above mentioned and d-frv
r provide Tor drryiny their portion IF the expense said
survey viii t returned TO the County auditor rh de-
n1ncres placed On the tax upIicas~ collected accord
ing Ia law. II eff aftt = ~
mchzl 2stj ~, r .s 81 JOHN L0UD0S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

rOfiCE.-I hereby give notice that
~ any one irarborns or Trusting nv wifi. EnIine
Nefg must do 20 az their peril she has Ieff Inv bed
mch2l 20s3pd DAVID NEIDIG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

- EN The Legislature adjourned ON Mon.
day without doing a. great deal of good,
bat much harm-4particulsrly in establish
ing a precedent swferebysi a minority can
always ''coeree a majority into any meas.
nre it may insist ION. Wo are sorry ouf
Republican friends did not let Democratic
coereionists go home as they threatened.
instead of acceding to their demand. and
leave the disorganizers tosbc'dcalt with by
the people, Richmond Poliad;un, iago1Ii
The Legislature did about oil the .busi-
ness that il had TO do. except what was de-
featel by the Democratic revolutionary
proceeding of breaking 'quorum. The
revenues were provided for. The ap-
preparations all made. the suspended debt
adjusted, the State debt put in process OF
liquidation. the treasury system thoroughly
overhauledn and future mal-practices pro.
hibited. rthenorthern penitcntiary difficulty
arranged. the school system, revised and
beneficially amended. the confused and
conflicting terms of courts adiustel,. the
nsury law amended. anil in short all the
accumulated business of two years. made
doubly difficult by sile confusion Of Dem
ocrstic' 'mismanagement. corruption and
peculation, was done, and in the main IN
diciously done. This is no little to say OF
a Legislature SO largely. composed Of In
experienced men. who. however well dfs
posed. cannot work with the rapidity Of
those. more familiar with legislative duties
And all this was done against systcmat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21

oESArt DiiLs~-Ne publish to-day on
TIC first page the titles Of the Senate Bills
passed at the late session of the Indiana
Legislature. In our next we will publish
The titles Of The House Bills that passed
Those who imagine shat the last .Legisla-
tuse did nothing are invited TO examine tho
i'st OF acta passed. anil at the same time
eensi'ier that 81 equal number Of b;lls fail.
ca 20 pass that were introduced, which in
yolred quite as much time and labor as
shSse that did = The reader should 1also
understand that there was factions mi.
ncrity in the Legislature. whose sole object
wssto build M their par.y. at the expense J, ,
OF the Interests of the State. and who vast
edaiish he time they possibly could in use.
ices debate snd diIatcry motion, IN order
to defeat necessary Legislation. and prevent,
= possible. an insestig ion into'the frauds,
peculaiieas and coFrup,i0ns of Democrat
seSsats lesicsrs.5zs I1srs "a - .EoisuHis
This is the record" the Democrats in
the last Legislature made. which is SO
p.sasing 70 Marcus Aurelius(?) Orlando.
1.-The. man who avows the s.oeratic and
ssonarchical sentiment: sfhat II is Fam.
erssNe ysssthaso the ssEs at are s orrrSf Err
led By prejudice and epsssion. than req
son. rs this good .Demoerstic doctrine.