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ANOTHER CHARGE This morning C. Wilson
who was arrested yesterday on a bench warrant,
was broug ht out before Justice w alter on charge
OF larceny Of a coat and pants, the property Of r
8 Middleton. The pants were found upon him,
but the coat was missing, and a search warrant
was issued for Its recovery Wilson was COM
United for court In this case also
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Death Of Bsb.p Bswmsn,

LAkGAsTxR, Pa, Aug. 3s-8ishep Bowmns o
the Pr. te..anf Episcopal Church, died saddtn.y
this morning,
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CAVALRY MUSTERED lN.-Saturday evening
Capt. Gary's company Of cavalry attached to Col
Young's Kentucky Regiment, was mustered into
the service, and are now drawing rations. This
company already numbers nearly hundred, and
IL in fine condition.
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DIR IR: 'M,nuel Per irsr-what Goes this
word mssn: Is tmsre prHatesi It's well
b. " AGA in ssefs direction. find this nspica-
Gus IN our paper Of saturday. have looked il
over hnd find ito slgnihosat snagram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

MARRIAGES IN JULY.-Sixty-six marriage II.
censes were isshed from the Clerks OH ce for the
county Of Washington In July. Ii seems that
neither war nor warm weather operates 70 prevent
the young folks from committing matrimony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

FEMALES ARREsTKD-Yesterday three womei
were taken prisoners by secession cavalry within
a mile Of Clouds Mills. One Of them Is repre-
scented to be Jenney Curtis, Of New York, and 1
Is said the other two were from Washington, anC
pretended to be friends Of the rebels. A privat
OF one Of the New York regiments was captured
by the same forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

CousHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnatic
AfeetiosS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to -" Bro,sn's Bronchial
1toehss, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatiOn Of the Throat be so slight as BY this
preoautlon more serious attack may be efeotuay
Warded of. Public Speakers and Stagers will find
them efectual for clearing and siren the ing the
voice. See ertisement. de l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

TIE COOLEST and most comfortable place In
the city Is att. Potentini's, No 279 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
where you can get all the luxuries Of the season
By-the-bY, be Is also noted for keeping the best
Ice cream In the city, without any exception
2t* An EPIcuRK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

RAIDER. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
nent In our paper. ReR 1t; II will interest you.
III &-eOly
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Tax CLERK MIR. VIM. Morgan, late Register
Is now acting as Tax ClCrk, and win probably b,
nominated for that position at the meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

To THE AFILIcTED!Be sure to read the adver-
:ssE;ert of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
blood PuIlher. in another column. Il
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MARRIED

PKNNIBs.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. n
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BIZ THE NOTICE elsewhere II will be seen that
Col. Eyerett's regiment has been accepted by the
War Department, and will be mustered In by
companies
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Tax HEATED TERM Hot, hotter, hottest. The
heat has been gradually increasing for a week
past, and Yesterday the thermometer was up to 95
In the shade The indications are that II will
reach 100 to day Worse than all, we are told that
the stock Of ice in Washington Is growing small
by degrees and beautifully less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

HTHE FIRST CASES UNDER THE Law Yesterday,
the proprietors Of two bars arrested for sell
ing liquor TO soldiers, I'm violation Of the recent
act Of Congress in relation to that matter This
morning they were taken before Justice Dom,
and admitted the charge, but put In the plea that
they sold by permission Of the commandant of
regiment near by, to the men Of that regiment.
lieutenant testified to the fact stated as far as
that was concerned In case hut stated that the
permission was given by the officer before be was
aware OF the act Of Congress. In consideration Of
these facts, Justice Dom dismissed tie case warn
ing the parties that hereafter no permission could
relieve them from the penalty.
Patrick Sullivan and James Spalding were
brought up under the same charge. Their houses
are near the corner of First and c streets II was
testified that they had been previously notified bv
visit from the provost guard. They were fined
800 and costs. The enforcement of the law goes
rather against the grain with many who have
been reaPing golden harvest by selling liquor to
soldiers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

WITH commendable consideration for the
wishes OF our pleasure seekers, Wyman has con-
cluded to extend the limit of his magical exbibi-
tions until next Wednesday night In the mean
time none need fail to improve such opportuni-
Ties Tor witnessing the Professors wonderful feats
peep In at Odd Fellows Hall to-nig ht should
not be missed on any account
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II ST. WASHINGTON ST
III STOVE HOUSE. III
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 261
CAMP EQUIPMENTS of every variety, style
and finish, constantly on hlnd and for sale at
prices comparing with any retail house south Of
New York.
TIN, SHEET-IRON, or COPPER WORK
made to order at the shortest notice
All goods guaranteed tn be as r, presented on
sale. Call at
JAMES SKlRVING'S
Washington Stors, Crate, Rdags, Hot air Furnace
Tn, Sheet Iron, and Copper We're MdanfaetoTy,
No. 267 Pennsylvania Avenue,
jy 50-eo2w Corner of Eleventh Street.
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SEE EDvERrIsEMKNT elsewhere Of more recruits
wanted, signed ID c. Reeves, captain.
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LOCAL NE w s.

IL Though TEE star II printed on the fastest
sscam prem In use south Of Baltimore, Ii edition
n % large a 70 require II 10 be put to press at an
Early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock m; etherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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The PROvosr GUARD The squads detailed for
service under the orders of the Provost Marshal
attract much attention as they march from street
TO street In performance Of their important duty.
The prompt but courteous manner In which they
stop the passing officer and soldier and inquire for
bis permit, the quick certainty with which they
effect arrests when NECESSARY, exctes the continual
admiration OF lookers-on The cells at the Central
Guard house were last night filled with soldiers,
most OF whom were arrested the night previous
for neglecting to obey the general orders to the
letter. The guards also arrested several proprie-
tors OF lager beer saloons for selling to sold ers
These Will probably be turned over to the civil
authorities to be dealt with according to the pro-
visions Of the law.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTiMTS

e. lAA IN VIRGINIA BANK NOTES
SD,UOU and Georgetown Corporation gay abe
In Virginia notes. wanted, at a fair rate Of dis
count. for District Bank Notes o Gold or in eI-
change for GrocsIIes a. my regular retail prIceS.
Georgetown, sisR Of the U. 8. Flag.
au Lift W. II, TENNFY.
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Dry Goobs-DRY GOODS!

stoak OF SUMNER GOODS, ssd many DRESS
GOODS. at less than cost, for cash. We solicit O
esll S al u xsS, 81 onssp goods rs We are de-
-, so, w; SoLLEY = Co.
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CASH NOTICE.

IN Conses uence of our having to pay cash for
every artiSs q goods We purchase, We are forced
present. We have in store very large assortment
Of READY-MADE CLOTHING for men and
than usually. WALL, STEPHENS CO..
a., s22Ps avenue, between 9Th and 10th ats.
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EOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
L new four story houses on Fourth ct, between
and 4 SITS. No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
WILLIAM H. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Lsw, No,
40 Louisiana avenue. ma m eotf
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
IL -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply at
1908 Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
9TH and 9Th rtR. mass
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SUNDAY Yesterday was Sabbath Of remark
able quietness for these war times a fact due TO
tne stflct enforcement Of the general orders, I'M
doubtedly Except when the church going por-
ton Of the community were moving to and from
their places Of worship, there were no crowds
visible In the streets. All the prominent hotels
and restaurants closed their bar rooms and the
Proprietors were glad Of the opportunity to do so
safely. The multitude Of habitual loungers had
deserted their haunts, and quiet citizens could
shocked with the profane and indecent outbursts
OF intoxicated men. Yesterday the churches
were attended principally by the membership Of
each IL being communion Sunday with many
denomiRations, the observances of the day were
Of peculiar interest.
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GQ0D hRTICLES5MOORE's INSECT and
Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, 30: MoOre's Rat and
MOUSE EXteTmInator never fails. MOOre's Benzine
Will remove paint, varn,sh or grease of any kind
from the most delicate fabric, silk or woOlen with
out injury to color or otherwise will clean Kid
MOORE,S Great Medicine Depot. lis Pa. sv.,
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The SECOND RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT 10 stead
lily acquiring proficiency in all soldierly exercises
Their nne new battery Is well manned and skill
fully managed. Their wounded are all doing
well, and TO day leave for home, accom- panied by
their devoted chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Jameson, Of
Providence Yesterday, at IL m, the Rev .
w. Read, Of this city, formerly chaplain U. j.
A y presched for them, and will supply the place
Of Mr.. Jameson during his absence Preaching
on sundays, at II m and evening worship Il
t,f parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

GIBBS HAIR STORE,
~ .N0>2a2 Pa. Av.. BET. 18TH AND 18TH SIS
,PEREUMERY &c: GRADS. CURLS.WfGS.
HALE WIGS. FRlZETTES, go. A full stocr
Always on hand or made TO order at the Shortest
notice; Hair Work repaired or exchanged.
N. B.-Lsdies Hair Dyed in the most natural
manner. ma a. 6m
~ Alchemist, or the House of Claes from the
French OF H0noIe de Balzac. Free BY mail, 81.
Silas Manner, the Weaver of Rayeloe: by Geo
Elliott, the author ofsAdem Bede " Free Nv msil.
Is cents. FRENCH 4 RiCHsTEfN,
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SEIZURE OF LAGER, BRANDY AND OLD BoUR-
BON, IT THE LONG BRIDGE.-Y esterday, company
b, (Seventh Massachusetts, Regiment) under
Lieut. }. ID. Bullock, made some pretty extensive
stationed, Of liquor, on Its way across to the
camps Amongst other packages" intercepted
were ten barrels Of lager and ale; cases of Cham
payne brandy l demijOh Of wine; 1 do. of
brandy, (cOntscated from the colonel of German
regiment;) barrel Of porter; ID bottles Of Bour-
bon whisky; bottle Of common whisky; and 1
do common brandy. good deal Of the liquor
was tax n from officers, who cussed some at their
supplies being cut of but all to no purpose One
key Of whisky, by the way, was taken from Gov
eminent wagon No. 81.
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aCHUERIN'S
AnnihfIating
WATCHREPAIRIIN,sG ANPsILvER WARE

1 Rave one Of the best tablishments, and fur
nished with q complete set of tools for repair ~
IIfg every DESCRIPTION OF fine Watches, and vi
particular attention give to the same, By q
thorough competent workman and a. work EnaLan-
tied. Also, evsTJ descnp ION OF standard SILVER
WARE, PLAN and ornamental, manufactured under
my own supervision, which my customers VIII hno
sold by dealers IN general aud Represented a. their
ovp p1snslsoture n. o. HOOD,
NE pA- avann~ nerr@h q
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a., WsIIzHuksr, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, is SELL
hesses Of distinguished men, Likenes.e. ~ many
.ne sam at the recent battle can be obtained al
s~iiefy' Bee bis card photographs az
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
~ COUNTY, To tUit: hereby certify that q
Al x'r Dell zell, of said county, brought be- In
fore me (taken up as astraysD a large dark GA
roam HUR SE, with sma white spot On his fore
h al, and has been worked in farness ;al o. a
large dun Horse, ack name and t. /, white hind
In harness.
bIven under my hand and seal this Ist day of
August, 1851. W. ALBERT KING, J. p
The OWNER OF THE ABOVE DE-
scrlbed horses is requested to como forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
ALEE'R DEI.BZELL,
ChIPf of PnlIna Eanrratnu q
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,nsna. , x.DxkarisknEsr Of san epicure,, eom.
"'"s' 'seH % voc lovers u all good living. :, =
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ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR Two dIsordsrlv
soldiers created great excitement near the corner
Of seventh and " streets on Saturday afternoon
by their outrageous behavior. One Of them
named Bell, entered a store and wanted to shoot
the proprietor, whether or no. When he was
forced into the street he picked quarrel with bis
companion, and finally irew a pistol and fred
shooting his eomrade IN the thigh The wound
hquise serious, and the injured man was at once
removed TO the hospital. The offender tried to
escape, but was arrested by oficer Suit and some
ciuzens, and delivered 10 the Provost Marshsl.
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80 THEY Go.-Secession sympathizers are leav-
ing US one by one, and last week c. Rarrover,
ave police ofneer In the Fifth Ward, disappeared
rom ais nome - between two days" and II 10 re-
ported took quite a Quantity Of mali n,atter into
Dlxie VIII him. IL was reported that he would
not % snowed 70 leave, his intention being knswn
some time since, but his experience in our model
ponce force qualined him for lodging, and he
ns vamosea as stated. Narrower was quite an
Boyd case. ''e' - ~ ~ INC
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
~ Metropolis View, the residenoe of the late
Washlngton Berry, situated about two miles from
taIns 40 acres, of which 25l sores of arabic land
wei e0aPtsd to the growth of grain, clover and
tnoth'. The improvements CONSIST of large
brick dwelling carriage house, stable, 90 This
/. a deIIghtiul situation for a summer residence,
and the house suItsbe Il accommodate hoarders
The farm will be rented from now Tn il the list OF
January, 1852 or The house alone, If deslred.
For further particulars inquire of f. J. MID
DLETON, Esq City Hall, or ELIZA L. BER-
kf, 400 ID street, between I'd and Sd SITS.
jy l62aE2wT
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-Three well furni he'd ROOMS
SENS, 453 Tenth St ans Sts
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, il a most
desirable location, but a few moments walk
from WillIr1s' Hotel Insuire at All ThiT-
teentn at, Det&een y and d. au S-St'
A FARM, of about go acres, with timber and
"A cleared lands orchards, dEelIng and harm In
Maryland for sa' or exchange for other real or
personal estate; United States State, and railroad
or other stocks. notes, bonds, or other securities
inquire at NO, ago Massaohusftts av. jy 26-tf
HOUSES FOX RENTING. 23 and No. ~, on
IL the south side of Indiana avenue. both OF them
very large and convenient houses, with good sta
bling and carTage-houses.
Also, the commodious and large Houss, No 3ss,
on the north side Of street
Apply to THOMAS BLAGDEN, No 400 Sew
enLn street. jy ~ 2awtf
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a WARRINGTON, July 18th, 1861.
The underslgned, ate of the Girerd House,
PHI !adelpuia, have leased for a term of years
Wlllards' Hotel, In Washington. They take this
occasion 20 return TO their old friends aad custom
ers many thanks for past f.vOfs and beg to assure
them that they will lie most happy to see them IN
their new quarters.
jy I6-lm SYKES CHADWICK r. CO
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CABINET MAKING AT WASHINGTON
there is good deal Of vacllation and imbe-
cility displayed by the Cabinet makers at
Springfield, the same branch of business at
Washington seems to have been rather clumsily
transacted. We always suspected, and very
frequently intimated, that there was a good
deal of rotten timber in Mr.. Buchanan's Cabi-
net, and the great mistake of the President
seems to have been that he considered himself
bound to sustain his chosen ministers through
thick and thin. The result is indeed pitiable.
Within the last six weeks no less than four
Cabinet officers have deserted their posts,
under the same peculiar circumstances which
precipitated poor Fowler's fight 10 Havana.
They have not been so polite as the New York
themselves beyond the jurisdiction of the
United States government Undoubtedly it is
intended that grand Congress and general
Jubilee Of all the defaulters, Fowler included.
shall be held at some convenient point south of
Mason and Dixon's line. Now the President
has been compelled to do what he should have
done before-that, is to reconstruct his Cabinet
enurcly. Lung uSo ~ was nuoWH en"e MS
Secretary Of the Treasury was altogether unfit
for the place, and the same general verdict has
been recorded against all the outgoing mem
bers Of the Cabinet, except Mr.. Cass. The
President should have turned them out necli
and heels, upon the first intimation of differ
ence of opinion. No new administration can
expect to combine, at the first experiment,
Cabinet which shall satisfy the political ext
gencies of the moment, and at the same time
possess the requisites Of fitness, experience
and integrity. The same rule applies
to private enterprises. During the first
two years of our experience in con-
Quoting this journal, we were obliged to
dismiss three sets Of editors, printers, printers
devils, &c, &c. We endeavor to do equal
and exact justice to all, but tolerate no divi-
sions or disputes or differences, and have had
no trouble since. Now Mr.. Buchanan has re-
constructed his Cabinet. His Ministers have only
a short time TO serve; but in these times minutes
are as important as years in periods Of
profound peace. We are told that the new
Secretaries are all honest men. With some OF
them VIC are acquainted; others are entirely
unknown to u.s. The place which the admins
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tration of Mr. Buchanan will hold in history,
as well as the fate of the republic, viii depend
not so much upon the advice which the Cabi-
net may give him as upon his own acts. 1t is
for the President to arrange some clear and
definite line Of action, and then require the
aid of his subordinates in carrying it out. The
country holds the President, not the Cabinet,
responsible fer the management Of the govern
ment. Therefore Mr.. Buchanan should be
careful to see that his Cabinet is unit tina
his Ministers are ready to lend their aid in the
execution of the plans of their chief; other
wise to SUR render their posts at once.
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EDIroRs TURNED LETTER WRrrERs.-There are
a certain set Of politicians who are never tired
Of seeing their names in print, and who are
consequently always writing letters to some
body. Every public question that arises they are
sure TO be out in the newspapers with letter.
There are John M. Bolts and stephen II. Branch,
and lot of others, who arc perpetually indi-
ting long letters which nobody ever reads, but
which serve the authors, no doubt, just as a
dose of Brandreth's pills, and must relieve them
considerably.
Editors and executors are now beginning TO
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The New York Herald - Edition 10

The New York Herald = Edition for
Europe.
The steamship Australasan, Capt Hockey, will leave
this port o-morrew for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city to morrow
morning at eight O'Clock.
The EUROPEAN EDITION or rux HERALD will be published
a, seven O'Clock in the morning Single copies in Wrap
pers, six cents
Tho contents OF the EUROPEAN EDITION m HERALD
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph
tho oce during the previous week. aud up the hour
of publication.
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The Revolutionary Conspiracy 10 Seiz
the Seat or the Federal Government.

The Revolutionary Conspiracy TO Seize
the Seat OF the Federal Government.
Incredible as the report was supposed to be,
which we published some time ago, of the cx-
istence of Southern revolutionary conspiracy
to seize the city Of Washington and the fede-
raj buildings, archives and other government
property therein, for the government uses of a
Southern confederacy there can be no longer
any doubt upon the subject Such conspi-
racy does exist, and although the extent of its
ramifcations can hardly be conjectured, it is
known that the plot comprehends the stupen-
dous enterprise of superseding the general
government of the United States by that of a
Southern confederacy.
Mr. lverson, of Georgia, some weeks ago, in
that infammatory disunion speech OF his in
the Senate, boldly alluded to the expediency
and propriety of the cooperation Of Maryland
| and Virginia in the secession movements Of the
Southern States, contending that thus the seat
of the existing government Of the Union would
revert TO Maryland and would thus very con-
veniently serve the purposes Of the projected
Independent confederation Of the fifteen slave
States The people in the galleries laughed at
this funny proposition Of the facetious Senator
from Georgia; but subsequent events and re-
Violations have shown that If he did not utter
the warnings Of a conspirator, he spoke as
with the inspiration, good or evil, of a pro-
phet.
1t now appears that this conspiracy in ques-
ton comprchends:-
l. The secession from the Union of all the
slave States, including Virginia and Maryland.
.. The coup d'etat Of seizure and occupa-
ton by Southern armed force of the city Of
Washington, including the public buildings,
archives, &c, for the purposes Of Southern
confedcracy.
D. The expulsion (covp d'etaO, by force Of
arms OF the existing federal government, in
Guiding the present and the incoming admins
tration, on the Sd or 4th Of March.
4. The establishment Of the general govern
ment Of the Southern confederacy in Washing
ton, and It's proclamation to the world as the
government which has superseded the elected
government of the United States.
TO clear the way for this comprehensive
revolutionary programme the first necessity Is