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serve the Union from actual and immediate an.
ssv , as herein before stated, 70
une, olscussion, and the ballot box for fnaI ad
ustment; and they assailed, and reduced the fort
Iof precisely the reverse obiect-to drive ont H.
Visible authority Of the federal Union. and ,hu.
force II TO immediate dissolution N 'A''
inat this was their object the Execnt,v. ,,..u
uhoefIood and having said to them. In the IN.
duS u'di address, "fou can have no con fict with
Oai, oe,ag yourselves the agsr-ssors," he took
also 70 keep the case 90 free from th.s gu,
Ingenious sophistrY, as that the world sbouid net
De aoie 70 misunderstood Ii By the sfy.;, =,
,hn. sumner, with Its surrounding Circumstance.
.nat point was reached. Then, and tberebv ,hs
assdlIants OF the government began the conaic n,
VI arms, without gun In sight, or In expecta,cv
son re'n sher IRE save only the few in the fort
pnot.ct,on and aaaienr year: before for their own
Ia Whatever was lawful. In this act, di.csrdioa
al else, tney have forced upon the connt,v a.
sd Issue "lmmediafe dissolution or blood ,,
,basa ,ra s issue embraces more than the fate of
tness United States. 1t presents to the whole Ia
!aIniiy OF man the question: whether constitn'
uonai republic, or democracy-a poyernnsn, =,
n rns people, by the same people-can, or cannot.
dome.i,n rs territorial integrity against its own
DISCO tented individuals, too few In pumbe,. 70
Gontfoi administration, acc ord ing to organic iaw
Any case, can always, upon the pretences made
tra,1v ,s,;, or on any other pretences CT arbi-
aIiy, without any Pretence, break up their goy
eeinhent, ana thus practically put put an end IN
iree government upon the earth. ii forcss ~. ~
asa. Us there In all republics, this Inherent and
! ts.a weakness ?" "Must government of nscss.
Ivy, De too strong for the liberties of its own
tence ,n =" own exls-
30 viewing the issue, no choice was Ieft I'm, n
eau CUT the war power Of the government: and ~ ~
20 lesist ioice -emPloyed for Its destruction bv
force, Tor Its Preservation. W
Inc call was made, and the response NJ the
country was most gratifying, surprising In unss
Hlmity, aud spirit, the mort nguine en- pectatinn
10, -, none OF ,ne states commonly called slave
Sss, except Delaware, gave a regiment th,on"h
regular State or Examination. A few regiments h.ss
oeen organized within some others of those So
oy Individual enterprise, and received into ,hs
Sns government service. or course, the seeded
stlaIes' SO called, land to which Texas had hem
o'hoo ABOUT the time Of tie inaug urstion,l gave
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Calamitlss.

JAnss JOHNSON vxLL or yux TaAcU, While
trying to got on Q csal train ct Phiiadslphia
1hoaAay. Ths trdn passsd ever beth less,
ssvsring them st the kness.
A Holsn fnRsv A YovRa LADY, near
New Athens, O., last vesk, And hiokpd hsr -
.he fol, IN the forehead h was Instantly
killed.
Az uNKrowH YovWo wosfAH at Knoxville,
H., on the Tth ult., while In largo luabsr
sstsblishment suddenly prsoipitatad hsrssif
uudS the circular saw, which ssvsrsd her body
from one end Of the spiusl column to the ether
IN atwtnkling q an eye
HoRAcl BuHor, oosSN he patriots Of tAe
rsyolstion, did In Michigan last week, In the
100th year ef his age. He servod four years
iithe revolutionary war, and was ono u II Q
guard who stood sentry svsr Major ASDaR at
the time Of his e1ccuuon.
4 rooa OLD Co,oRKD woxAN, 81 years
old, endei her life by dose Of laudanum, at
New hunswick- N. j., on Mcndsy. Her
husssnd has been away . year from her, and
che had ffetted herself into insaany on that
account.
An ACCIDENTAL FRE caused an irreparabls
loss at BALpwIs's locomotive works Phiia-
depAis, on Wednesday morning; Il broke out
sad consumed . wooden building In which the
photogrsphist worked, containing photographs
Of ali engines built, machinery, and pieces Of
machinery, together with copies Of raro wsrks
Of art, and the library Of tho arn and On.
plsy eos.
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Ths Prince sat in the studio while the artiy,
drew tho infant. NoRrHcorn was not man
70 wear . better coat upon hh bach, for all that
Bis bask wM going 10 be turned uPsn royalty.
He stil wore the RAGGED, patched dressing
gown he always worked In. rhs painting 81
seemed In the end to be but prolonged and to.
oious business 10 the not artistic locker on. lie
must amuse himsclf somehow. Certainly,
NoarHcor's appearance was somicai. Sad
denly the painter felt tvitching at his collar.
He turned, frswnsd ansrily, but said nsthing.
Ihe Prince perssyoed. Presently he touched
lightly the painters rough white locks.
devste to tho duties of tho toilet a"' II
was vey rude Of his Royal HighDca, bat
than h was 20 bored by the sitting The lit,leold
painter tui ned round iuli upon hiIn. 81 never
allow any one to take personal liberties with
me. You are the first that ever presumed to
DO 80. l hog your Royal Highness to rocol-
lect that am In my own house." He spoke
warmly, glanced haushtily, then worked At
his canvas again. There ~as silence for soms
minutes. Quietly the Duke opened the door
and left the room. The painter took ne notice.
But the royal carriage had bcca scnt away. II
would not be required until fvo o'clock. II
vas not yot four, and II was raining. The
Duke rcturocA to the studio. "hr. NexrH-
TO lend me An umbreliaa" Calmly the paintsr
rang the bell. Bring your mktress's am
brella." Miss NoRTHooTx's umbrella vas the
emily silk one In ahahouss. The servant show.
Cd the Prince down stairs, and he left the
house protected from the shswor by Mis-
NonrHoorK's umbrella. "You have offended
His Royal Hishness" said some one 10 the
rosn. al am the offended pKty, tho pAintsr
answered with dignity. Next Gay he vas alone
In his studio when q visitor wss anseuucsd.
''Mr. NoRrHcorR," said the Duke, entering,
'T rstum Miss NoRrHoorl's umbrella you
were 20 gscd - TO lead me Yesterday" The
painter bowed, rsosiyin9 Il from the royal
hands. 'Tfsvs brought Il mysslf, Mr.. NosrH-
COTE" he Duke continued, 'thst might
havs the opportunity Of aging that ysster-
day took q liberty which you properly re-
ssntsd. am angry With mysslE I hope you
viii forgive me, and think no more q It."
The paintsr bowed his acceptance Of the apo
lsey- 'tGuds God!" hs exclaimed, sftsrwards
telling the story, what could I say7 He
could - what fslt. could have given my
life for himI Ssch . Prince = worthy 10 b q
Kinsl" More than . quNtsr Of . Century
pasasd,, and thsn ths Duke of ClArsaos bscsn
the King Of Esghnd-WnLIAM IV.-and
NoRrncoTn lived TO - that dAy.-0sos q
Wech
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, an inso Q sound sssse, On awsksaing freq
which Il was discovered hat shs had fegaisst
hx old stats of knrwisdge.
Ths ed and new states sftsrwasds sssfnatst
with sash sth~ a. one momsat shs vs. u!
acsompaishsd wonss, at aasshsr sbs possssssd
As nsasai oaiibsr q chill In tbs old stass
sns wrvasa bssutsfdl hand, In ths ssw . sesap-
ID, stiff chasaoesr, such % ssildrsa do. In shis
extraordinary oonditaoo shs remained for four
yearS . double mind, - Y were, tosk psssss-
sion of her, shs being oorscisus only Of thu
state sAs may haPpsa 70 have bssu IN At the
tins.
"Dr. SHAW travels about Kagiand. but
wberever he goes be searches for only one class
Of ob3ects-tke dis6Gurements q our social sys
tenn. Set down In . magnificent tom, he
forthwith proceeds 70 inquire whsro the drunk
ards mostly congregate, in what street the
vife-bcatsrs are found In ths greatest num-
bcrs what proportion Of tho Juvenile conms
nifty arc addicted to blsspheny and that, In
Nhat qu1tee the sewers are most oGsasive.
lanes Of rural district. H. a. he walks DO
nosth tho green canopy Of q rsstling avsuus
he sees little chld playing on tho vsrdsnt
sward, he snatches II up; scares Il into ebstin-
ate silence with torrent Of inquiries a. to
whore II attends divine scrvioe, whsther IL
knows the meaning Of salvation and then,
finding the terror stricken infant powerless to
reply, walks away with chssrfuf slnviotisn
that his young friend is In q dark 49,"
ArlNrr To BkrRAr GARIpALDL-A Paris
correspondent Aays, GARiBALDi hss jast sscAp-
Cd . great danger. Ihs patriot leader va,
within an ace Of having his plans sold to Gese
raj BssEpsK. IL was in the ccurss Of th-
Baden campaign that MiRosLAysKt, the we'll
known Polish exile, made tie acqu sjntance o.
one Hkns WIssSkn, who subsequently, follow
I'd him to Italy, and ProP sod to serve tn. ~
volu tionaty ma, ~ vith his NJ A art of h,.
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At the Toronto Police Court On Monday
Last 16 persona, male and female, known a.
the Brooks's Bush Gang. were charged with
the murder Of Mr.. Hs0AS, NJ. P. p, some six.
whss ELLEs McGnLIck, through who's. In.
being worn shs was frequently interrupted BY
JANE WARD, ons of the accused, who called on
her In loud voice e sswars 'how she took .
She said, ,-arst kasw Mr.. HoaAS three
years ago, met him last ono stormy winters
night 10 month"; since, opposite Trinity church,
Mast King street, JAsE WARD, H0oH Nc
DHxRRIck, were with her; the men had passed
him little ahead wheu he eans 10 the gkls
and spoke, witness recognized him; EIIm
WAkD took hold Of his arm, and they went
toward the Don Bridge togsthsr, witness vas
told to ~ forward and wait for tAsm across
the eriSssi went 70 tho other cid: and saw
lisht Of . lamp; beard . load cry and .hout
from Mr.. HooAs, and the next mousnt JAls
WAAD came up to bar asksd hsr what vas
The nsttsr, and she sald shs "hsd bean taking
Q ssw dollars from q man." As Jazz WARD
and witDess ran away, JAMES BRowa and Jsaa
BHnRRIoK ran to Mr.. HooAl and threw him
on the ground. He said, "dont taks of my
sRExssox tnsn iiftsd him of ths groasd, and
flung him over the bridge hto tho water jAss
WARD cded, "throu him In, Cd him"
They all lsughsd, snd said "bs cansot swim
fsr, his legs are tied too fast Rssors they
went TO the bridge that night JAHs wAnp bof-
Iowsd an orange colorsa poekst handkerchief
nom witnssA whe saw Il at bsr waiss with
stone ~ q, sssAs ran away nom Mr.. HoaAs.
JANE " AID here intsrpossd May God for
give you for what you are saying. He viii
orgiys ns Of any cdms that night"
SWitness continued-SAw tho end Of the h,nd
kerchiof tucked In JAss WAnDS bolt, and aha
said, "Ihem that struck with that viii never
tell another tala," that was about O'Clock
and witness remained on the bridge alone til
after midnight when she went and slept In a
outhouse, because lhs know they would all ss
DRUM; next morning saw coat and vest Il
| the hands sf BRowN and SHEsRIck, whicl
they said they would put away fsr fear Of sus
l p,cion; JAsE WARD and ths two men tAsl
came along, and thsy returned towards III
bush; - they Pnssd the bridge whsrs TIE bod,
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TM LronLAsuRs OF MnsouRI has Just
passsd bill instituting the Ssath penalty for
stealing horses and negroes
A KRATLY-pMssED oHusBY LITTLE WAIT
was found on . doorstep n Philsdslphia on
Tuesday night.
A CONCEALED ASSASSIN sHor wARRuN H.
WMLIANs through the heart On election day,
at Baton Rougs.
An NcESpIARY FnEp A BLOCK Of buildings
at Suntsr, 8. c., on the night Of the 25th ult.;
all were consumed; the loss exceeds e25, 900.
An OLD GE.xAS psooAl, 95 years old, who
consumed half Q bushel Of potatoes . day,
hsnged him.elf at St. Louis on Monday, bs
cause his stock Of the vegetable had given out.
DRUM kNHHss STALKS orwARD In Philsdsl.
phia sirty- o~e drunkprds ont Of II arrests msds
In "a hours, ending Thursday noon! The news
papers advocate . treadmill a. . remedy.
A NaaRo SLAVE RusAwAr, who has been
hiding about Hsrrodsburg, Ky for four years,
was arreeted there on Monday AMI returned to
his owner In Missouri.
BuRoLARs MADE TOUR at Wallingford,
c., on Mondsy nisnt; from the post office they
obtained 80 worth Of postage s'amps; from .
grscery, &5 In cash, and from . dry goods
store, t2O0 worth Of silks.
was soon reol,ng about the street In Albany, on
Wednesday evening, was noticed lying in the
hallway leading to . restaurant, ~ night,
when the house was being closed at ii; . wal
ter tried to rouse him-he was cold and dead.
rxRRIpLK LEGENDARY Hrs broke out In
some cotton 81 eds ~ Now Orleans, on the night
Of the ist; 2 600 bales Of cotton, worth over
100000, were totally destroyed, and 80 bales
badly damaged: The sheds, valusd at e7.5OO,
were burnt 70 the ground.
A BRoE EHN-HkARrsD A OrREss, psnnilsss and
abandored by her husband, unable to bear her
sorrows longer, took does Of lasdAnum on Sat-
urdsy morning. Happily, she was reseusd
from the slesp that knows no waking. and, /
humble thAnkfulnsss at being spatchsd from
death, the will try TO struggle on hsroioally.
SANur, Dorour.rY. .xasper.ted At .joux
MoMUIhxs who thrsat.ssd to throw watsr
ever his children, at Philadelphia, on Sunday
aftenoon, fired pistol At him in the street a
Of s,o SHua,sn weps and
Two NEW Yoak RowpuH JAM I.
Bpass and DANIEL BRIrroH, wsat on Q
'sburst" AZ Albany. on Tussdsy, in The oours,
of thsir afternoons mrsa tbsy visit.d An in
uroper heuss which was AT onoe shut sgsInat
them; thsy burst opsu the door, Frightened the
IL mates, smashsd the furniture, assasksi NJ
polios, and vere finally locked M,
,r, y,on Tuc>ou. Arizona d.t.d
March I5th ssyn "It il aid that = govern
msut supply train for Fort Buchanan losdsd
vith sa3. 900 worth OF property hrs besn
driven over the iins into Soners Sy thoss hsy-
ing il in charge. The train 10 nowhere on the
rosA, and had not bean seea aftsr passing Bur
70 Canoe. some tvsnv miIes this sids Of FORT
McIAns. Application win b. naas u the So
nora authoritiss for the arrest q tIs thieves
asd return ef the property.
.t.ht On sunday w.sL arsd tss dssiiins
ha%sS of JIs.s u srxvs.I AMI PonS CO.
roSds Ma, ~ housc vss hu,nt Ia IN eroand
M III son' Al ysars oid. spd 4 ssrvsna sirI
,srisHsd n o. aamss. TSe Ioss 70 ~
ETAy1IY Ia vsry heavy, a Il was ths ssvsngs
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wss thrown Over, ths ms. looked along the rail
and s.w blood, they took out their knives and
Gu, away the bloody portions Of the railing. and
hune them into the water.
MAurcr MALoNn examined, on ths sssend
day-Knows all the prisousrs at the bar had
IN sppointmsnt In December, . year ago, 10
meet a woman On the Dos Bridge did net So
her, and whcn rstuning ~ ELIAH no0n~
noK; heard . sound Of scuffiing, and saw or Eve
.yo,s; ia ia him ass
were rssbirg Q man. ELinn McGuLIox afssr-
wards told him abe could not rest coatsnt on
account ef the murder she had seen.
Several other Witnesses ccrreboratsd thsss
statements, revealing frightful state Of i'm
morality, whom the Court adioarned Vii Fri
dsx,
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Foreign Items.


TEE NovxI.rY In Dssss dis season. in Psris
| IL India fo.lsrds.
THIlu m BuIx Ia the library n tAs Uni.
versitv of 0ottineen vritten a A. Tho, ssnd
four hundred ssvectv six nsim-Iesyss
U.v. Ar, .,,,, a., .,a ,.,S,.
.mons ~ N.nsnl biiis v.,ssir. his .nua,,,, 5
nIty.
r-Yo.n.r A-v,v,rx ,h,. a,.,, =, .
Lhk LoDsN AIhhshgN tnas disposes Of Q
III nv I - r vSs W,n,g IN ,nngi.nu; Hamoie
WIN NS snu Ao"n n"s'onAris6
JENHr LIND LIVES uNHArrILY with hsr
husband, who 10 rsportsd TO b . sot. II is
.A' ~ae WIZ sSAAn sPP0A' on 'ns oPefs'
ae s1B''
| =. THE SMELL OF Musx can yet be detected iu
the mortar with which the mosque Of 81. B.
phia was constructed by JusrnsIAN In the year
b3S.
A NEW MINERAL Has APPEARED IN ESa.
| LAND, called the Torbanckik coal-vhich IA not
coal, but situminous schist, which gives SOW
enty 6,e per cent. Of tar oil, and u expected to
como into general uso.
| THE pIRsr PKrscK tf Traysncore has called
| on hi, brother Prince 70 unite In subscribing
! for throne Of solid gold to be presented 70
himself offers to subscribe GOO.
The HoLY SYnop" Of Russia Is now ssne-
tiening the printing Of tho Gospels ia Russ, at
/ s.. Petersburg l5O, 900 portions have already
been issued, and other books Of the Scriptures
will follow.
A,,Y.,nvp Drx.. sx, s,r,,o NJ. ,.-
cent yisit 10 Paris. beins istsiroastsd As TO The
nature OF The maIsav from which AL.yIypxn
DUMAS Jr' Il now sufIsIing' dacIaTei il 10 la
ih.,rsd Sor mar - nn .nd contsmn, sor woms, ~
- -" n.
,srpft ABOUT SAsibALDI.-h nowspaPer,
Lh",deo Puonsueo u navenhs, i1ly' says
sns & nn n,",n,ct ~ vsr % ni,h .hi. ds
Se,nk 20 PIospee. W. M T'h % n%n S. 'nis
y.r ,dr $500, IN ths nav xorid ss.inss s,.,
vsrv
Tns LIoHr ARrLLssI GuHs IN the Frssch
Amy sr. t9ui ipoondsrA sno oas o. TEEN can o
sasiy canhd by aI soidisrs' Lhsy are rinsd;
tps bails Gs cooieal snsas, ihM.sd OF solid snot,
and nsvs rings o. tssd around tnSm; DISCUSSION
within than; In:y not only hul wnsn they
I'LL sn'.t Uat A'' ''~'''' a''ue''n Ai0un' "n'n
JOHN BRowN m FRANcB.-The life Of JoHu
BRowH, preceded BY VIcroa Huoo's famous
letter, in which he says that ''he died for
Christ Ike Christ" has been published and
R T.s ss"sIOh %shiO n Ww ooeVna Sn,y 70
s,s,n.,. %rs,s,i.t =. .S.o,sd ~ 4, ~
=. ~ n..u.,;ns - ~ ~ p.r;s sssy '
s--
IN UNoAs OF THE AusIhALiAN GovERs-
nnSr, ltne ApsDuIy Gosne, says tnst me
M Paaie 70 General CIALpIni' recently
lou stAts IN your taH pfociAmauon
mat you nave maze Hfensn General 0AMo,
hiCiHAs, We Pfcsume) ny' knowing you -
new yen hnow you 20 % penscuy mcaPA-
PIC sscn Wns. pat yout isisenooa 70
aniIes ~ mucn more gravN1 anu sosuroy,
sPpnss nsen 70 gsnesaL s W. NJ IL Say
itssn 40 not wnh 70 nu,sn tn,s oertlhestisn M
,s mere, pss rsssV 80 n s 70 ao 70 VIZ ~ ~
GimeA6
Aaonxr,Hn Cas-. on pousIx Msnpx. and
sttsmp ed suicide occurred recently In France. A
sssIy,hesssd man wsli Educated. vssithy. and
t"nsad Il ,GSr,I S I.orm.n, ~ Iisa r.. ssd n.rtsI
TO-, 10 LII snd TvsS sions vtth . dsnrhtsr
m. as.phsr bsd . ssr. He iisooysrs3 tSsi
his dsnShtsr knsw N a ba.oa hsr father hsd
With . aarIisd LADY, whom she vss intimate
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MoNDAI HsoRNMo. APRn. Is. issl.


tC~re1ssdewoe Of Ms Ssn.l
Ne IsVsrsal RA.ay.
PAan, nsrsA 81. 1ssi.
Will passing thrsugh the cssrt Of ths Tsn-
sass day @ two incs, ny attsnties vas
&swn v . crowd Of people hurryiAs to the
gateway, leading from tAs Inner esurt. Jois-
ing thsn, found that the little Prla-s Impsri-
al, with his carriage and satridsrs, vas absut
V pas through Tho little fellow (6vs years
old this monthly vss seated In solitary STATE IN
. plain Carriage, from which his Young
snd attractive fsoe peered out with some
curiosity st the frieadly crowd, wss teok
of their hats respectfully 70 the heir
apparent Of the French empire. The little
prince RESEMBLES his mother, aad 10 quite
hsndsome; unlike the Emperor, whose hard, i'm
psssable face, set OF BY . rigid moustschA has
10 claims TO be - considered. No pains arc
spared with the young hope Il Francs, and he
10 already aware Of his swn Importance - wit.
.ss ths following anecdotes The little Prince
b ns& allowed to eat bctwcsa neals-s prudent
regulation on the score Of heslth. One day ho
srdered q servant 70 bring him something. The
latter respectfully declined, alleging his ordcs.
"Ds ysu know whs you are speaking toa" do
handed the Prince stamping his foot angrily,
y am your fmpeor. mot yes your
hghnsss, snsw'eod the servant, rsPect-
fshy. lndeed' "su'd - sage
prophet that oould predict into whose
hands, the Empire will fall on ths dssth Of
Nspeeoa III. shouid the Empress survive
hsr husband, II u bslisved that shs vii be ap-
PsAnted regent In csse the frsaco still mi
ror and abe Is 50 universally respected and be-
is'ed sy the fresoh people, that they would
probably glad y aeqsiesee In sueh an arrange
nent.
hoard some time snoo N anscdots hhustra
ing huosNms hfdhess s neI'. LAST sam
ncr, whiie In savoy sns walked CUT enc day
a'ked Tor siass q water. Ihe poor peasant
woman 10 wnom sns cabin oelongsd, WhinSy
o'mP'.ed win nor request lhs AoPrsss drew
IRON her pure . NsPo'son or twenty franc
piece asa bestowed IL upon h~.-
ise woman was quito pfofne In nsr thankA
s"s osiefs nsving nAd . gold pssos In
NJ ms .mP.S. inquired Hsss
ssr nmy susosno sAo sMo soma
sos NP"sa. my :" =" woes IN 'ns ns'd
yo" "m .ans Pc'"'' ms tnem
10 neAp me 'nAo. ~ ,Oe nsr ecoans -
N ns''' '~Au sn' n"P's .inuy,
'os 'Ah' un'' uA"'ns su' '.s "oss NJ
po'e ~ "on n'' pu yVu w P'
''"' 'n''' 70 'o1' sO"' "1 '' e"Nu''s
l. my n'"s'
'e p'. uo'"." "'oD' ssuPe"s "
~ ~, -. '' Su' ~
m ''.m In
' = 'cr "" ny
Nn "' AP
M 'o's'~
zen. te .Ams I" NO eonssq0soos'
- ~. 0.n esu me
". ."s s0oo .onAu s'''s uAs
"a ,,AoA. ~ M osn.o TS us "ue %
IN. n's' Po~e"u. .'onos ~ Auop I'm
u. "'s A''" s'~ s'''''u''o v
~, Ap.
App.sny, ,ns ."Po'" msn WHO'S
10 NOV nenns nm =" o'.sn'suoh, except
% fG as he regards 1t essential. certais de-
gree OF maeaiicsncs L. nssdsul In the ruler OF
= Ku,ops.n .,.,. ubs,, rov,ltr h.. .Iw.v,
opn 80 T oyy n "s
Deem 90 sS'ecmted' Ihis Il especially tue case
with tho French. Tne plsinness Of dsmo-
cratic ruler would fail to comm and respect, be
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