davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29
Tue DAILY EVENING POST.

Which Is printed on large folio sheet, contains
full account of the Of the day, the 10
teal foreign ntelligenceexc usis ecarrespopdence
publ documents OF interest snd import ancs-
Proceedings Ut eengreFs aud u the state L. gisis-
TURF Popular Lee ures--T Tales Poery--keviews
and extracts FROM sew Boks-Ctty News-special,
full and accurate reports of Comm rcisl and F,nsn-
ciai Affair, New York Markets, including stock
ard Money Markets, together with the Cattle
Markets Of the country, and such Forei gn markets
as of general interest. It's editorial disgust
tions arc always frank fearless and indepe ndeut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29
Hue Grass Seed. .

Ia bNhH., IaFt year cFop Ifoia keatnckyy jus
~ received and for sale by
KELLOGG nInaR.
mohlsd 70 Hain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29


BY theuse Of these PILE The periodic attacks cf
"e,so"s o. Sch Hes4seAe may b prevented; and
= taken At the connsncenent Of IN atta.k i'm.
mediate relief from psia aad sickness will b. OBJ
tsipedJ -------4
Aafy seldom TAIL In removing the Eauses aad
HeaaaeAsto which females are so subject
AZ Ass gently upon the boweis,-removips
Cou,t ~rsss
or Literary Men, Students, Delicate remAles
snd All persons Of sedensary Azhifs they n, ysau
sois Is Lara'ise, improving ths appetite. giving
io"e ana rgor t. the digest esns md restoring
nsnstaral elasticity md sstsspg sh IL the whole
system.
The cEPHALIC PILLS are The result of long
invest'gsnoa and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many yeers, during which time
they AAve prev cnted and relieved vast amount Of
pafn End EuheFing from Headache, whether origi.
mating in the aersoxs system or from . dsr.ursd
state Of the Stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition.
and ma, be taken 1T ali times with perfect safety
without making any chsDge Of diet, sn1 the ab-
ssnet Of any dfsagreeabe taste renders IL saspfo ad
~inisier fAe~ to cAiixr<n.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
Inc genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry C.
6paiding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers In Mad.
icines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receip,
Of the
PRICE R5 CENTS.
All ordsrs should be addressed to
HENRY q. sPALDlNC.
No.4S CeAaY.ssreet. =
New.YoYk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29

I i q - ~ lM3C1O1s g1s
s.s s;s AZ s;s'i al'.sss 'a+ -.
NpHAed,N1sA q lsa N AelnAE D1tt1u9saat
TIED istfiet 0Oeft VI Hte County, ibwA 4, u kso-
lpls lsus, tAp pesltioE snd ansn6slR pstision 81
1amuel =. VOORHEES, Ginning Of AL of you ths
eorsclosu = Of >. moftgsks s1ecuttd BIZ the said
Mary Ann Dsnie, on 4ks 6ollowinx al estate. IT.
aatein Leo coansy, IsRa, TO Wit. Twsaty. 6vs rs,
net on OF lotEtvsavs (a3), in block one hundred
and hfty,siz tf66) In the city Of Ksohuk, and
bounded - foll0Wss commencing 1T q painf "a tina
eesterly itne 81 sAid Lot inAlve q fye PSI
feet from the afiey in said block. thence III sos s.
effy direstion twenty-five Lay feet, thtnce n !
westerly direction 6lty t6e feet, thence In north
erly direction tNsnty.nvs t21) fest, thence In !
eesteriy direction hfiy tt0) feet to the plsee 81
beginning, and claiming also under said mort ssre
aijsdgmcnt or decree against Richard CYAfr ana
Mary Ann Craig fur the sum Of four hundYed AL
lars with.sen per oeht per annum intsres< thereon
frpm the 6iAd day ~ june, 1897, snd praying for 1
sale OF said property, and also for gsnerai relief
Unaess ysn APPEAR ind answer said section on
or befaGe noonsSf The second Day OF tho next term
of said Court, TO commence at Keokhk, On the
6pt Monday Of September, A. D, 1861, default
will be entered against syas,s jaagnent or decree
rendered thereon In AccordApcs With the prayer
Of mid petition. $3.50
st 81 THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
March ~. IHBl -dIm Eal fav
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29

L<80I N0SbC0s
To Hugh 7. Reid, Aary Alsxias ksid, Prics J Pat
tom : Co., Mason = Whsslsr, 0so. y. 0oro0n,
Phillip VAfs,
VOU and each Of you Are hereby notified that
= there 10 now hle in the ofhce OF the Clerk Of
Madison, petition Of Harry I. Taylor claiming 81
ron HaEh +. Rsid the sum Of ave thousand dollArs
with interest q the rats Of 10 pr cent per anun,
~ money due en pronissory nete given BY you
clainin I 81 aiisi you Is Foreclosure Of mort
gage Of the date and given 10 said
certain real estate in Lee Co., Iowa, described
In sid petit
And unless yoa appear and answer said petition
on or before .9he nsoa Of the second day. Of the
pe n term or said Court, 10 commence 1t Fort Msd
ison on the third Monday Of Nay "A. D. 1851, de-
fault will be catered Agatnst ron, the pstitiun Ia
~. 6y JON confessed, asa juaS0 and decree
NOBLE STRONG,
March ~, 16si-Im Plt6's Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29
...E3 n Ess THOMAS II. GREGORY,
March n. IB61-dIm Fol. for Petitioner



To Dsuiel 3. Forrester:
VUU are hereby notified that there Is now on nIs
i in the Office VI the Clerk Of the District Ccurt
Of Lee County. lows, st Keok NIX, a petition oI
samuel F. voorhies claiming Of you the forssosur
Of mortgage on thu following real e.tate situate
IN Ice County, lows. 70 Wit: Part Or Lots seven
~ and eight 10 Block one hundred and I've 1ty-
ono q ~ IN the city Of Keokuk, bounded - FOL
laws: commencing q poiut on the wsstsrJy line
Of said lot seven t7} ninety eight 1881 feet frsm
hafk street, thence Ia northerly direction forty.
feet. thenna IN N sss.<sly direction u1n5-
y t0ol r.st, thence in southery direction forty
two t47) feet, thence in westerly direction ninety
1901 feet 70 the place a begtnAinkt and claiming
also under said uertgYsA 1sesss o. juSeneni
against you for sir hundred and 6tty dollars With
ten pr csnt per sAasn iatsseet thereon frsm Feb
ruasy n 1851. and praying mo for general relief
And unlese you atpear and answer said petition
ar bsfCfessOu AZ The - day u the aextt eYm Of
said court, 70 commence q Keoknk u the nrpt
Monday of September, A. D. 1861, . default will
be entered against ron and judemsaf OF decree
rendered thereon, IN ansosdanss viah The prayer
Of said petition.
March ~. l86l.dlm sol. for patfti0s.eS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29
r z II N ~:
WEEKLY EVENING POST.

:. - - 49, - - ~ 3osSe
Subscriptions may commence 1t any time. Pay
always 10 advance Amy person sending 10 30 Of
for his services; or fur ten subs cribcrs be will re-
cese cory 4 mnniA ss-s@e---
When club II subscribers has bsen Forwarded,
I'd ions may be made 70 II on the same terms Ii
Is not necessary that memh 70 Of club should r.
ceivs h~ir papers 1t the Aame Pxst16Rce.
aLEnuiMEN are supplied 1t the lowest cluh
rates.
Money may be forwarded at our risk.
Specimen o Pics Of the Evening Post will bessnt
1RE4 to all who desire.
WIN. C. BRYANT Co.,
Office OF the kyenirg Post,
NJ. IL Nasssu-st., cor. Liberty, New-York.
mch22d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29
Legal Nessce.

4e40l NDeece.
STATE OF iowa 90 In the Di..r;c. cc.-. :.
rKKrUryfY. said County ut Keok uk.
samuel r. voorbiss, p. ID. Foster, j. b. Paul,
Samuel r. Curtis, &. II. Harrison, Moose
Hooper, Guy Wells, Davis, Rentgsn 4 swan
wick, J. L. CARTS, and ii. II. Ayns, Plaintiff. j
VsYeNs
VIM. r. B. Lynch. II. II. Reiding llate psrtnefs IN
der the name of Lynch BeIding) D. s. BiliiSEs,J j..
NJ. Bili,r Is, Dan trieh, Tbos. Edwards, VIM. Ed
-~~Has, J@ss +. kstrs, n. W. HixkE. VI m leighton
Hawkins Tayl or, A. Bridgnan. n. II. Runner, u q
Baldwin, n. Hiatt ~ sdnsnstrator Of the estate
Of A. r. Thomas. arthur Wolcott, jesse Wicker
sham II T.Reid. J. Iarhell, C. H. Perry, u. 7. Brig
ham, q. M. 4 J. A. Sc Alon. w m. kuddick, J ID. lii
afi, j. A. Durkee. ). w. Clegtorn, Br zee Danse.s
k.M ilsey, G. Conn, w. scroGgs WV Bssknap
Jas. Green, petcy kichas Gen. K lib usne .sdefts)
NrOTICE IL herebs given TO the defendants herein
~ sbovc named, that . petition In . civil! action
will bson ~ IA the Clerk's Once Of the District
Court Aforesaid ON before the LIT day Of April,
A. b ISL, In behalf Of the shove named P1aiatas,
against yoas an1 claiming to recover of Lynch =
Bedding 1ioo ~ fsvoF Of sseh 81 faid plaintiffs
with ini tssioG 100 In ali, with interest
and to foreclose 10 On r-sl estate IN keoknk
Lee County, Iowa. agaisst 81 said defendssts
and uslsss yon appear and make defence thereto
before poSu NJ The second day d the next tviss
Eepte nher, le6l,) term of sid Court, Judgment
viii b. rendered AgalEss yoa thereon Tor said claim
CURTIS, 0ILLxoRD %CuRTre.
II March - l061-<v Eola FOR Petitioners
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29

000aT D9Um1Um A14nAOEI0nHs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-29
THE SEMf.WEEKLY EVENING POST

'entaiDs al the reading of the Daily Evening Pos
nd the latest news, BY telegraphs and mails, u
Q the hour Of Publication.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

l. AUsTiS, February, ., 1861,
The convention adjourned az late hour
last night to meet here ON the "a. of March,
Messrs, Wighll, Reagan, llemphill, Waul
ochilIree, Gregg, and oldham were elected
as commissioners ar delegates TO the con
yenlion Of the cotton States at Montgomery,
Alabama, The secession ordinance was
passed amid much enthusiasm, seven only
voting againstir, This Is to be submitiel
To the people for ratification on rejection at
the ballet boA 0n the 2dd, in7fTl
\ committee of safety has Hfen appoint
ed during the recess of ths Convention,
which Is probably well enough in reyolu-
tionary times, The extent at their powers
az the responsibility deyolying en- lhem is
not known generally,
The Legislature have passed Dill pro-
yilng for the protection of the Frontier
II adopts the system OF Minute Men, So sue
cessl,l in the days Ut the Republic. Zach
frontier County has a company from its
avn citizens, The "details OF the bill YOU
have no doubt had from those here from
your section of country,
The Senate have resolved themselves
into sensible body by expressing their
unanimous 0pinion by rcs0ln lon. "rlnt in
the present condition of public affairs, il is
the duty OF the Legislature Ia provide mrGgs
for the defence of the State, aud 10 sustain
It's credit" Nutwislsau ding'Ihc resolve, il
seems that nothing an this point Is Ia he
Notwithstanding has yet been done, aud
an adjournment Is talked Ut in q day ar
two, As u start, an this subject, however,
Mr. Potter, of Galveston, introduced ON the
"a, inst, "a hill providing iur The snlc Of
the bands containing the special School
Fund, which is now Ee.urc u special Com
mil,cc Of both Houses,
A hill has become Jaw allowing holders
or claims agr'ne' '''' S'aio r0r NONE. No
UEe lW.l e.rip a 5uropa per acge, rn.s
| Is o. yorii2 uuly means attempted fov ,hl
redemption or The TREASURY 10 per cent.
warrants, The Es,r0y laws have been
amended in many respects. The general
/ Rpil Road statutes, as we'll as many 0f &c
special charters have boon materially mlii,
I fed, mostly by extending them time 10 o1m-
| ply with their obligations.
Several bills from the House On the sah,
! jet hmilarly known ~ d :" stay itN
| are now before the Judiciary Committee u'
! the Senate, They meet with iIttlc favor
II Is probable, however, that some sort OF n
compromise between their advocates aud
opponents will be made, assuming likely
the form of an ,.ipparismcnt law.
! FERRUARY, "A bill has become law
requiring the Supreme Court to take up and
decide the cases before them in the order in
which they are d0ckctcl. Another giving
n stay.pf nine months in suits before u Jus.
ticc of the Peace. These are Stay Lars
| A hill has passed the House and is now I'M.
der discussion in the Senate, giving dcicn-
dan,s until the ith day of the sUcceediny
term, at which suit is brought in District
Courts to file plea. It VIII probably he.
come la", though meeting with much op.
/ position.
! Several measures arc pending to provide
ways and means of rcplcnishing the Treas
ury and sustaining the credit of the State
Nothing definite yet determined upon
More anon. Sass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
6SssSOEegdiDpa.

YHHiIE co-parlncrship heretofore existing
IL between RlGG, MARTIN Il BRO, at
SCYENE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. H. Martin having purchased
the interest of James NJ. Martin, the bus
mess will be condctcd hereafter by W. a.
Rigs and j. II. Martin
RlGG, MARTIN & BRO.
Those indebted to the firm for the year
1880 will please come forward and make
payment, as money, re must hare. Feeling
for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us, we hope to merit
Il continuance of the same.
RlGG & MARTIN.
February 9TH 1SGl-10Hf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

.a.fo LIE conversion of Gen. Houston is
- characteristic mancuyrc. lie has left his
5it.a eqUaa of suhmissionists with the bag
10 hold. while nc throws himself "weary
eud heavy laden" with numerous sins,
up2u The mcrces of the secession party
Ilo has done right, and as rats will leave a
sinking Sip, so has the Old Hero abandon
ed the loaky craft, manned by 4 few semi
F.oo'pil -Hbmissionists, to avoid total
GrreE or tie bleak and barren doctrines of
Standardization.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

hey" Some crazy disciple of the Timber
Lincoln. has infamed the public mind of
Chicago to the pitch of raving madness, by
telling them that in the event of rupture
of the government, the Federal Capital will
be removed from the classic banks of the
Potomac, to the swnmpy flats of Lake
Michigan, and that Chicago is the favored
spot of all others. Real estate has gone
up under this stimulus and property is
now held at fabulous Ipriccs. Visions Of
Presidents Lcvces fit before their cnrap-
turcd eyes, in which the Timber Lincoln is
the cynosurc, the club around whom I'M
paralleled splendor is TO revolve Old Abe,
hopping his remarkable vsage with huge
red bandanna, his head reclining upon his
emblematic maui, with the savage grace of
an African Chimpanzcc and his long,
1.-the and Timber legs drawn up under his
Gorilla carcass, a Ia Turk, into as many
undulations and curvaturcs as a North
Carolina tallow- candle in the Dog-days.-
Visions OF Ambassadors &alls, Cour Assem-
biies, priIce,y receptions from pahomcy,
Congo and Hayt, free-negro equality of
millenial harmony-these and moro than
these have run them mad. 4 new Capital,
lifting to eternal niggerdom its marble
walls, is to be located in the masmatic
mud of Chicago and cast its shadows over
the blue waters of Michigan. Its gates Of
ebony are to be opened alike to the Saxon
and the African, and Old Abe is to be the
Grand Monarque of the splendid scene-
No wonder real estate is up Mt fabulous
priccs,-and no wonder they will make
virtue of necessity for Old Abe will never
be inauguratcd at Washington.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

Unknown heirs of MAyBERY b. GRAY de'd J
Is DISTRICT COURT OF ELLIS CoUNTY-FALL
TERN A. ID. 1860.
NOTICE is hereby given that the paint
~ ifs in the above case, have filed In
terrogatorics in my Office, to the following
named witnesses, viz: Elisha Bass, and b.
IL. Fry, who reside in the county of Gamer
on, and State of Texas; Nathaniel Mitchell,
who resides in BeXar county, State of Tex
as, and Il. Il. Ilord, who resides in Starr
county, State of Texas and that the proper
commissions will issue to take the answers
TO said lnterrogatories, on or after the 30th
day from the publication hereof.
Attest W. W. Parks, Clerk of TIE
{ SEAL District Court Of said county of
W. Ellis, and the seal thereof hcreon
impressed at office in the town of Waxa-
hachie, this 18th day of January 4. d. 1851.
W. W. PARKS:
A true copy of the original.
w. W. PARKS, Clerk d. c. f. Co.
19:4w-prs fee 81 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
lhnlllInn Lies.

The mendaeiIy OF the Northern press
yenlilates itself daily in the propagation Of
some monstrous ialsehoOd 10 satisfy The
thirst Of their people aud originates some
fOul Islander upon the South that is helle'-
ell only by the gaping fool or the oredn'ous
fanatic. These infamous fabrications are
rctailsd second-handel by a Jsr-r'ry few
newspapers IN the South, whose symPaihies
are not with the people nor excited by the
earnest struggle that is now made to MAIN
tain their honor and their rights, In
Texas there are not more Than II papers
devoted to the unrighleous task ofdenounc-
ing Southern patriots and Southern States.
one Of them has already met the fate that
an Indignant people felt Ia he necessary
lis press and tyre destroyed aul ils editor
driven from his sanclum, The retailers OF
abolition lies have not yet taken warming
and with q stupidity of more Than b'eoi'"n
ohlusemess, continue to insult the people
or Texas with their tory inyectives.
At one time, these sympaihisers with
f,ec-ro'lcrs, grow indignant and ssshiyer
with affected horror u, the "ioreel loan .
levied upon the wealthy ciIl'cms of South
Carolina, aud seize the occasion Ia tell the
rich planters that they win lose their all
by tie secession movement, In the next
breath they say that the poor are starving
in our southern eilies,--and that unhcard'
of laxcs'will be levied and q military dcs-
potism be inauguptcl and such Ike roor-
backs, 10 make short work Of II all, We
say that these are all lies, base fabrlcalions
manufactured by tic lying abolition vs.
loIe.. and aent, ah"gd NJ lgl,i FOR South
p.p ror'cs tu tacat
These Infamous l'hrl. gpln Southern
character aud southern pie hnycall been
! promr ly ,rnuci ny ,hc i'ni,ug ioeru'i. OF
mo ,.ness whore they ara sLii 90 iave oc-
uar,d A nolrhborirs press lately be-
came lach,ymosc and excessively sympa,
,hctic over ,hl fancioI dcstltution Of the
po.r In y. Orleans. We clip from the Cres'
cent leading Journal of that city, COM
/ pletc refutaliou OF the SANDER. Starvation
! In n. Orlcans-it Is as foolish as it is false
/ Says the Crescent, in correcting these n.y.
dra-hcaded ncwsmongers and their lies
"Onc day they publish to Tie world that
the people of the South are starving, when
the truth is we never hN more to cnt, OF
more money to by it with; and never be-
fnrc had so many Northern hcggars in om
midst, running away from starvation al
home to subsisi upon Southern Charity,
The next day, the word is passed around
that the slaves fthc South are on the point
ofinsu,rection, when the truth is they arc
alarmed only at n vague idea that sole
harm is impending over i.tmscycs and
their masters, hnS arc ready, with scarcely
an exception, to fight il need he, MS they
did at the battle of this city in lSl5, by
! the side Of their masters and owners
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

ISLANDER UPON THE METHODIST Church.
Tho infamous Lovcjoy in the House of
Representatives recently pcrpctratcd foul
SANDER upon the Iethodists, ~ asserting
that Bulcy was hung because he was
Methodist and for his religious opinions
alone. This will be news to that large and
respectable denomination of Christians,
known as the M. L. Church South. They
claim no affinity with Buley or his sort of
house-burners, wol-poisoncrs and assas-
sins. He was viccgerient of the Evil One
and disgrace to the ministry of Cod
When the roll of infamy is called, the name
of Buley will be found side by side with
that of the arch-hypocrite and defamcr of
female virtue, Owen Iovejoy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

IL is said lha, large bodies Of troops are
drilling in Washington, some in favor Of
Union, and some for Ihe Southern Coufele-
raey,
Mr., llayne had received news 'ha' South
Carolina uoW demands the unconditional
surrender Of Port Sumpoo
Sorious l.sagreemcnls have taken place
between the President and Gen, Scott,
"Ion, the Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore sun, in his letter of the sI'h
ulI, says
"The Union delegation here from Boston,
headed by Mr. Winthrop and EVereiii the
New York delegation, consisting oil such
men as Hamilton Fish and Me-, Aspinwall {
and the convention OF railroad residents,
have all yaiRly attempted, within the last
week or Two Ia move the Republican meme
hers of Congress in favor al some concess-
ion 10 the South, OF such a nature as would
DELAY or avert the Impending catastrophe
of disuniOn. They exhausted their efforts
of peace, aud found the task hopeless, The
Crittenden-Rigler proposition Is tie only
one that Canshe rallied up0n az this late day
Of the session, and only one Republican
Senator Mr, Cameron has declared ia favor
of H.
The Republicans arc stupidity cngro,sod IN
a scramble for tho spulls OF the Federal
forgetting that few months
hence there may b, NO sPpli' ani no FEEDER
nj Governments,
Gen, Scott is making Washington city
his headquarters, Ills uldes-dc-camp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

Bs5F The rage of the soap-tails knows no
bounds because the action of the Convention
is referred back to the people. They want
ed something to howl over some ground for
tornado of appeals to The prejudice of the
dear people. The wind is taken out of their
sails and their crocodile tears must dry in
their fountains. The dear people will have
the privilege of saying emphatically at the
ballot box, whether they are true Southern
crs or whether they are vassals of Abolition
rule. They will decide for themselves on
the 23d of Feb. 1861, whether they will go
with the other Southern States or remain as
laggards in the great struggle for their
rights. We have no fears from the people
of Texas. They have once before achieved
their liberty and independence, and can do
it again.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

Es5-'9uSfon, Thompson and other leaders
the apti-s ,cessionp party, have struck their
colors Gyen Hamilton is coming home,
1rcparing Of saving the Union? What
win the syoordinates do? Like ships at
sea, without pilot, helm Or rudllcr, they will
fsunacr amidthe breakers and be dashed
10 piece. When the Star of the West ap-
proaehed Charleston hsrbor in the dark
ness lf inidnight, there were no lights no
buoys 10 Guide her to her destination, and
when tho day dawned, a bounding shot
warned her of the dangers. Let every subs
.missionist take warning, lest tilc lights be
eat and a fearful awakening meets them,
shcn the rial comes. The people are pa
ticPt and ,ong-suifering, but outraged pub
IL sentiment will recoil with fearful effect
apou ioIir. impotence and contemptuous
disregard IF the people and the welfare of
fleir Stale