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TRUSTEES ~-ALE
4 yALUAGLE o. LING ON NoRTs

CALHOUN STREET
Ev virtue q decree of Superior Court Of BaI-iuors
Guy M ~ ,gry-ihs under signed, ru.tse, Will Ger
r." ~ ny public gHc:i n, or the misses n ESpAY.
.'"- Io Jay o. Sep-em.er 1851 at o'clock in after
All THAT LOT OF G"rUED sEB IMPROVEMENTS
sl,ua ed 10 the city OF BaItmGr. and thus de-cr
hrSnu@g ot the same at the southwest Or Cal
A si."tt ai lev w,d.. iil CI i.v I ,,nts
pa allie ana dst5nt go ct snuh from he liz. ~ IL.
'Ih side o. FSNet.e Jtrcea, The is now opened,
sic" - ett iuc.es, an1 eNt'n5ing back westerly J
te me virth AZ tie WY 100 icrt Noris alley win the
".S ~ comm9a # the SAID a y, 10 feet wide.
lmsr ' d by i taree.sto-y BRICK DWELLING go. 80
ana G9uhe t"ost"rJ "acE hriid nG.
40 SIX anu twelve months; Crea payments 10 he
ron day ct sale and be secured By notes of the purcla
~ thGnr1-d 20 The satisfaction If the lrus,e '
Ground rent and taxes pad 70 das Of sal
SAMUEL sNUW6EN, Trustee.
MAJ, ADRECN x co,
i'z'"%a5 Auctioneers.
~ TRUSTEES SALE
-@sss2- FIRST, CLASS DWELL = ON HoILGNs STREET
y Nrt-e o. deere Of the C:aait Court for 2tIrofe
CITY, ne nhder'ign'd Trustee VI FIR fr ~ Pablic
auction, on the premises, WEDNESDAY, the Is,n da
OF pismbtr, sol at o'clGcs in the ftsrfo9r-
Al 'Al LOT bF-vkbLAD AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated III the city Of Baltimore and a, follows
H. ias street, 1T he distance VEST Far The
southwest Hu,!ns ana Calhoun streets and RIM
Then SOU Aarty, extending ok FOR depth, with the me
wlota m the way l6 fee inches or alley
said alley narrowed ~ threestory Nv ELIIN0 fourth
house OF Calhoun ell iuu two story gc
building. Ground SIS
Ierm-0uehtf cash balance IN four ad ei hit months
Ers'l aymtn % bear interest from the Gsy OF sale and
u be- secured by Of lie purchaser rudsr ed TO a
sAMUEL sNowDEN, Trus,ee
AbREON {, 30,
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Has special ARA No eg a. SEg'M y, &rRGEr
STOCKS, B,Jy6 5.s F peIchase and sale {
q q !T57f7= n The y Nv Y orb market:
A'- N'i 10 4 4 sGo5 9{IA .i 4g2FEE'
fipB5 individual attention 70 nagotation Of Comme
Cash advances made ,.aiat.fafs ubaotf
| oTEa, STOCha And 6ONDS
hAFglv1E w -i;8o'fiF AND SOLD
No ~ = S 5 S5pag s. 5g s.,,
NF E2ys 2R 4, fes an, 81 Goq NJ!
SRASTS ii f5C5 Fy 3, n ABB BIZ H4AF r.;
Ity 4%R $.L$ ~ 1 y x; E &Ss
and :i, - a. Nd sELlS FIR2TCL"SS GROUND RENTS
BanGne Is2aaDy to all and veT kind Of Broar ad
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GtAN!,. HARU9S; / s0Nls
~ no. Iqs BALTIMORE STREET
srucra ,,,o Al.43tGE 8h0EERS
tiosaof e York Sought @ sold on coE1msa ~ "s SUI, ~
= EONAPD 7 rItf,f{ az
C0ahE R Sft3i.4S ~ pApss
No. y SOUTH STREET,
B7LFlA0RE, ND
CohA SSl5;GIAL} Bauebt. Sold and yooo,i,.,s
LOANS {Snecal attention given 20 the Neootis.on
~---- - Loans on arst class Saairtiag ,.l5.. /
= H. 1G eS,iE,n- g 70, ...-
Rnv ..,s -, No. N0&fR SFREGT,
g"NtygS - 81, On commission exclusively STG0Ks
I AWRASON : SNITT
STuCE AND BILL BROKERS
o2 E saea n 2 III. "a E; s: and execute
kH0EHY HVGINFSz
I'VE ~ ,- tg,I,- r,,-,,
&RttIiN LEWIS
70 Il SEcuYn sT2ZEv.
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Siai.us aan 1sasLi.
Gs-aartmrsbill EtaIIeS.
Garages.

GS S4 CARRiAGNS-We have GA hand, ri
GSslz.-O OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
of the largest and hest ASSIGNMENTS OF CAR.
RACES to be found in the city Persons In Of Car
rages are invited to call ana examine stock,
determined to sell low rates
terms any other establishment.
MULl4MYER + HUNTER,
ja25-tf Corner Of Howard and Franklin sis. Bait.
GENA CARRIAGES! CARRIAGNSl--~E 3
ES5&. haveon hand at 90 North GAY STREET, the la
geSt assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south o
New York, all Of the attest fashions and most approved
styles The public invited call and examine them
selves; ell Of which will be sold reasonable
BURR, HAIGIiT 4 OCONEEiI,
OF Preparing done at the shortest notice rlr.a-tf
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ID TH q LOT "a ? KG.EL 'nF GRnINn ei,,,,t.l ~

\ . - = IT y =. 0FT, OF GKOIND sifu7e6 On
- Ne q Calvert street, beginning the sane nj
slGee q tw" hundred an. nyt!rre south nom
- GUN ,!t- OF mpI uuHut street. and running
snGt', 'IihE on Calvert street t-c.
a. aia ti''' ne co;t5c sc partition wal, one hu arq
az tetl II sect to she west Davis stra.f thrr.
@ oldnE on Davis street, twentyn feet thence uesl
- V-i'it-l Zee; to the place a. harin-ing az"
5lI 3t Is sdoJeet 10 round &G8 Der snn,,~
- abe lthia nuaiiy, the irgt day If lanuarv ani
10y n TSCi yrtr I'D "a he ninth lot referred to in r,n.
I'I, or John Glenn the d dav OF Ja3unry ISf0 go
'c'''ed N Litter o. E. - NJ. 1873 iol 2i5 &C '"1
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
OK III e ACHE,
CURE
" E 4 ' O. US Fl ACHE,
CURE
LII KINDS OF HEAD ACHE

OF Sick Headache be prevented; and If taken at the
commencement CT attack immediate relief from pain
ami sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
o which females subject.
They act gently the boweis-removng Costioness
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females ell
persons OF sedetGry habits they valuable Ldza-
jre improving the appetite giving tone and uigor the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength of the whole System.
The CEPHALC PILLS the result OF long investiga-
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount OF pain suffering from
Headache, whether originating the e1oi,s system or
from 4 derapged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable their composition, and
may be taken at all tunes perfect safety without
making change OF Diet ami absence Of am dis
GTsr
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have FIVE Signatures OF Henry Spading
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Cox will be sent By mail prepaid on receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
III orders should he addressed to
HENRY C. SPALBfNG.
as Cedar Sree, Kew York.
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TO wHaM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL. RE- GIVEN
To capitalists la above very favorable opporuI
" f3r investing low rae, in the Mn date vicinity O
large and pOpuous city.
The Hi'l seat IS offered alone with any reqpi,ed qG#n
Y OF land ADJOINING, at low ratss. very tib car;t
from The STATE Of arg land which .oriI b tr;n~f RE,
with the property Offers particular Inducements 20 an,
parties desiring to form company The present ewr~
Of property would be willing to take ror 9u,rer Z
half Of the stock Of such 4 company ii required
Terms will he ade suit the purchasers, Auplv 90
ELIAS GLHNE,
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80 single bottle OF sPALDING'S PREPARED aIuI
will save ten times its cast annually. Is
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Harris NcHrury yo,
Harris X ! hnsor,
Harris q GIN,
GIL y Johnson, l.
GIL * Johnson, .
hHyisCG Code, 4 $50
az lS3& Is. . y CnvFp
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
Shade and Ornamental Trees,

Vines Shrubhery, Creepers, Roses ana Buts- CHI
ne-eau4 Cal foruia Arnor Ntlcs three to Sis feet
high.
The Subscriber win give his pers nal attention to
the bus ness. Those finding it more convenient TO
Orders than 10 come n person. may eel assured % co-
tanning flc most Valuable Varieties, and we aIIanE-
cl as to Season ol ria.mng No Tree cr Plants "li
Ne ont except such as are in go hea.aJ c"nal-
t'ou-aul packed in q suitable manner 90 90 any H.--
tauce. oar arrangements are such thHi we nave no
fears ofbc.ug und4rsold by other rtlao!e Nnfsely-
men Our prices will be just low 10 Orders as f Sc
ectcd by the parties. Ia most articles tAe Ffces VIII
be considerably redu@ed from last seasons
N.B.-rrnted directions for Planting Gnl after
treatment VIII scco pany pac ages
r.Tg~ semember Sales Room and Yard, opposite
ths Water Works, corner Fourth and streets, Ma
iau.3-u G. H. BEACH, Agent
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MI q. II BLaE-
premium Marble WorkS.

P j. DEvTNE s1 BRO,
II street, betceen Sirth, and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Get.
$OoLPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomhs
- ana drave Stones Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
w. ,' &C. &c, constantly hand made to order
~ '',ers , from the country promptly attended to-
~; b:-P. j. D. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
SplI Medals at the several State Fairs a from the
"techanlcs Institute. irnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17

ag The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for Itself was written by the Dean Of the Faculty O,
he Philadelphia College OF Medcine-to the editor.
o., Ae Pacific Medical ani Surgical journal, san Fran
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
NO. 80.
spcrial 3lotites.
Holloway. PiI. mud oi,,.,.n,

H3"ii""aS = Ef4t4 ma Cfntnaent.-
Domestic Remedies.-No other f,rmula combine In so
compact concentrated form The active and essen
t rroperi es Of redielne, or are SO we'll adaped to
finally use a7 these popular remedies Devoid Of min
crai md vegetable posous simple but efgcacious =
ope aton they may be administered with equal safety
90 The nioa as TO ihe adult. 40 household should be
without supply as they always useful in case Of
accident. sold by all Druggists a. 25o., C2c, and a
per box or pct. feb2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
DIR. J. ~. GRAY,
D-e. l.. LASVIGNES

F. Bsugher.
frBA CITY
Judge P W Eerspr, c. z. Wllcoxon,
y. Laudou smith.
Al communications addressed TO EDWIN a. VIII
LIAMs Secretary Of the Institute, sent to 81 Of the
Post Ohce, on BY Express, will receive prompt atten-
ZION.
j.. -. LEANAN is our authorized Agent, to obtain
subscriptions and receipt tor the same. Jau29
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
1II2s. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse aud female physician has =
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly IA
ca'e he process of teething by sofenlng the gums,
reducing al ntamadoa-wiu allay all pain, and ls
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon II mothers
N"' everest to yourselves, and relief and health 70
your infants. Pefcctiy safe Ia all cases See adver.
'''-''--' '" 1N''''t ca.a"n: mey4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17

Tor ITSELF was written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
Me Philadelphia College OF Medcine-to the editor.
o., tAa Pacific Medical and Surgical journal, san Fran
..--a, ,.f pa0lcauou:
PHILArELPurA, January nth 1852
no the editors ot the Pacific Medical journal
Gentlemen My attention has been called TO an a.ti-
Gle u tile December number OF your Journal In regard
On lae ni tuuiem degree granted 10y the PhladephIa
! t1Ier' 0i Medicine 10 Dr. j. j. Czaukav. " hen tn
appArHton for the degree made the Faculty il
Was accompanied by ahdav.s and testimonials to the
eject iLai Or. tAarkay was regular graduate NJ. D.
ol tho University OF Prsth, had served as surgeon in
/ la Hungarian army and Has 2 regular practitioner
OF medicine. On tie strength of these the degree
"Hs granted The ad ouHdrm degree. as Ifs name in,
plies, is conferred on graduates only, and gives us
u.U privileges Had there been the slightest suspl-
c..u nI rfcso'rty, The application would have been
refused. l' inserting this in your journal you VIII
do act ot iu-tcr Oh the College and confer favor
an oar ,'ert respectfully, IT, RAND
bvsn a tae Faculty Of tnc Philadelphia College Of
eiterr.
If b.. y. CzApEANs private Medical and Surgical
INST iuIr Ifun Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mani Steamship Company's Office
atu francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations
tat asks uH r.lauucrHt tioa unless he elects cure
u,.e= '1..s iIaal9 9 A. 81. 90 r. II.
EtFBCA'TEl-- The undersigned, Gov
o'."' '. i"HEtr-. tu testify hereby, that Or. L. J.
'"+l f.. ua- served during the contest Tor hungarian
UN..it. ts Ga e Surgeon, u the Hungarian army
with ta.tNiu perseverance,. Whereof have given 10
Ii la.- cerulcat., aud recommend him to the sympa-
Ht- attention auI protection of an those who are "a
.'." suu- patriotic self socrince. and un-
deserved misfortune. EO~SUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
NA-H"eF's c.1T, Jan. cth,l ,ls52. Iqbl7
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TRANCE.
MAltYSNILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
n street. bctwGHa 5th 3sli SiEl.
TEACHERS

| commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th lSd0.-
The wear is divided into two Terms Of twenty-five
weeks each, with a short vacation mt Christmas ana
"a longer one during the summer months
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
pr-or,, ~, ,''H' H''7'' ...... 80. 8 90
Iora,,,,.e roch ~ - ........ 4 90
p"ori i,o,,',inr Waqhinr -. ..............3o 80 90
N',sic pi,no Guitar or Melodian ........1O 90
nrnri,. G pointinr Water Colcrs ....... 4 O0
p,iti, ,I%i,'o in Oh CnInrs .............. S 90
Lessons ~, " ''N '''N' ..,........ o.
N.B-Board and Tuition payable every month ~
advance No deduction made for abse ce, except III
oscs of ,rotrocted sickness Each boarleris rcquir-
ed to he furnished with beddiIs towels and narEins'
st,.r snoon and ror;. ives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
WHAT CONGRESS- MIGHT AND
SHOULD DO TO SAVE THE UNION.

/. Stop agitatng the Niger question"
2. Go in altogether for the Union, the Con-
stitution, and the enforcement of the laws"
3. Pass the Homestead bill, aud set half the
unemployed poor at work for themselves instead
Of vainly begging work from others.
a. Pass the Morrill, Tariff bill, and thereby set
the other half of the unemployed ut work at
opening mines, building factories and furnaces,
making Cloth, Iron, Steel, &c.-at the same
time restoring solvency and credit to the Gov
crnment.
8. Pass q judcious, carefully guarded Pacific
Railroad bill, thereby binding the Pacific to the
Atlantic States by bands Of iron, and giving still
more work to Labor, while opening new mar
ket for the vast Food Staples of the West.
G. Admit Kansas into the Union" better late
" than never
z. Make the needfu Appropriations for the
support of the Government, with an eye TO all
possible contingencies.
8. Let those who are anxious to submit
something or other 20 the People, submit 1t IN
the ensuing Elections for members OF Con-
gess, &c.
.. Abolish the Franking Privilege, aud estab-
llsh a Daily Overland Mail to California.
10. Adjourn and 10 home.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
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imputatious Of "mean or sordid motives" by
hints that " our Southern friends" are " some-
owbat exactipg." No good can come of these
reciprocal ordinations, whether they BIO well or
i'll founded; and these are times wherein every
patriot should do his utmost to allay and not
provoke mutual irritation. Silence is infinitely
safer and wiser than what is yulgarly termed
A" twittDg on facts" Nor viii Mr.. Belmont DO
able TO alarm his Southern friends by his
foreshadowing of this Emporium cutting
loose from the State and Union and open
ing her magnificent port to the cont
"merce of the world" They know this is
chafF-that New-York, with custom-hOuse at
Jersey City, aud another just across Kings
bridge, collecting duties on every bale OF goods
that left this city inland-bound, would be as dead
in ten years as Venice is to-day Even in her
palmy days, Venice was compelled to fight almost
constantly for her trade and her existence; abe
was obliged to hold extensive tracts on either
shore of the Adriatic by formidable armaments;
and when the products of the Indies found
cheaper though longer route to Europe than that
which led by her gates, she was irretrievably
ruined She had still a fine position, vast wealth,
enterprising merchants, and q splendid marine;
but lacking country wherein to cell her silks and
spices, she had no choice but to die. New-York
is not likely to disregard the lesson. Resting
on the bosom of the broad Atlantic;" is sono-
rous and pOetcali but there is no beef nor bread
in it. Resting on the Erie Canal, the Great
Lakes, the Great Prairies, and holding free in.
tercourse with all parts of the country by means
of our rivers, canals, and railroads, may fall less
unsteady on the ear, but is far more substantial
and comforting to the physical maitland Mr..
Belmont ought to know it. London is very
great city; but separate her from England, and
the owls would soon make her nights bideous.
Let US talk sense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
HARD TIMES.

Among the decisions now prevalent in the ex-
treme South ia the notion that the secession OF
South Carolina has struck general terror into the
North, and has produced 30 terrible panic that
commerce is arrested, labor out OF employment,
and almost universal starvation desolating our
cities. The absurdty Of these ignorant miscon.
ceptons Of the condition of the North, and of
the Importance of South Carolina in the affairs
of the world, is almost too great for serious refu-
tatiOn. If South Carolina, instead OF proclaim
ing herself out Of the Union, had sunk, with all
her cotton, into the ocean thousand fnthoms
deep, her Disappearance would have given no
very material check TO Northern prosperity, and
would haye produced scarcely any other percep-
tible effect than the natural horror and pity due
to such catastrophe.
The best evidence of the condition of our labor
ing class is afforded by the Savings Banks, the
deposits 10 which are made almost wholly from
their surplus earnings. From the annual re-
ports which these institutions have just made to
the Bank Department at Albany, it appears that
the total amount of deposits in the four larger
Savings Banks in this city, on Jan. j, 1861, was
$50, 294, 995, while the aggregate of deposits in
the smaller institutions is from $S,OOO,OOO to
$40, 900, 900. From this official statement, it will
be seen that the aborng classes Of New-York City
have in bank, subject to their order, in hard
cash, not less than $40 200, 900. Now, this sum,
which is merely the surplus investments
of our laborers, over and above what
they choose ~ spend, OF to invest
in other ways is actually S4,OOO,OOO more
than the entire valuation Of the City Of
Charleston, negroes included, md counted as
property at 80 much head and at the prices
which prevailed before the present distress there.
Only three years ago, in 1851, the Mayor OF
Charleston stated the population of that city at
10000, and the entire value of its property Of
all kinds at $50, l27,75l. As his estimate of tho
population was so per cent TOO high, tho recent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
THE CABINET.

We learn that Mr.. Lincoln has invited the Hon.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS OF Baltimore to seat
in bis Cabinet. We are not aware of any reason
why Mr.. Davis should not accept the invitation.
We presume he will have the portfolio OF
Secretary Of the Navy. 1t is hardly necessary
to say that we regard this as an excellent sp.
pointrrent Mr.. Davis, though still Young man,
has had great experience in public life, and COM
bines ability with energy aud frmness. The
country will approve the selection.
We are informed that on Wednesday Mr.
Cameron declared to gentleman in high station
at Washington, that he should not enter the
Cabinet. The report may be mistaken, but we
give it for whatever il may be worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
THR HOUR AND THR MAN.

The whole country-a few desperate traitors
excepted--wil be thrilled with admiration by
the letter of Mai. Anderson of Fort Sumter to
Gov. Pickens of the South Carolina nation, which
we publish this morning. Maj. A. had seen the
Star of the West attempt to enter Charleston har-
Dor under the flag of the United States, and
manifestly on the business of the Government
had seen this unarmed merchant vessel repeatedly
fired upon from Fort Moultrie and shore bat
terry recently erected by the DisunionlSt', and
named By them Fort Mcrris-had seen the veg
sci beaten off by this fire, and compelled to
stand out to sea-and, instead of opening a hre
upon the traitors forts, where it would
of course have done execution, but
not effected tie desired end, he sent
Lieut.. Hall under flag of truce straight to
Charleston and to the head NulliGer, to let him
know-without one word of bravado or needless
mcnace-that the next gun fired by the Disun-
onists at vessel bearing the National nag
would be treated as an act of war, and replied
10 in the most effective manner. 1t was perfectly
well known in Charleston that Anderson ia a
man of his word-that he has the range OF
Charleston completely, and will put two shells OF
every three he throws into the very block if not
the very building he aims at. The meaning Of
his quiet message il simply this in short meter
If the Rebels fire another gun at ship bear.
ing the United States flag Major Ander-
son will she'll the nest Of traitors wherein
all this mischief is concocted, and burn it to the
ground within twelve hours. And-though our fur
Their information is meager and not cear-we hope
vet to hear that Gov. Pickens (the chap who
was 81 born nsensibe to fear') has recoiled and
permitted the Star Of the West to come peace.
fully up the channel and land her reinforce
ments and supplies at Fort Sumter And then
we shal consider that fort hcnceiortb safe against
any assault, by no matter how overwhelming
force unsupported by fleet, and that regular
siege of weeks will be required TO reduce it.
This single incident VIII SHOW tnc county
that the danger now impending is the result Of
treason in the Cabinet and tremulous vacillation
in the White House. Reasonable hrmness,
courage, decision, at the head Of affairs, would
have long since saved everything. With an An
derson in the Presidential chair, we might safely
but for the honor of our little Army-have got
along with a Buchanan two in the Federal
iortresses. Only let TIE Government do half its
duty, and the People stand ready to do every
ot of theirs. Gen. Scott wants 1000 good militia
to help him hold Washington City safely against
any possible tratorous onset before or on the
ith of March. Let the authorities make the
proper requisiton, and they can have sixty
Thousand volunteers within week. Never be-
ore was treason plotted when so many strong
arms and true hearts were ready aud eager to
crush it, II needs but to speak the word.