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The New York herald., 1862-12-29

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Prizes Cached I'm All LegalizeA Lot
ssriss Information sivsn y0sErM 1sI. DATES LATE B1oisr
Prisss Csshea ~ ). A. Dunn. 40 Broad-
promptly attended 70.
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
% mana ana ''s % SHioS SiSS5 ADAMS No. s7 Broadway
NEW T0s55bss So5bs 1TD a oHS oGH1oxssSfcEa xsssSfcEa
No. ss7 Broadway. New York city
Carses q Visits, sl 50 per Do.sn.-All
Bowery.
Four Carte de visitss for 50 Gents, at
New s:ss sasss cor
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sppared by Mes.rs Joseph Burnett &C. Bosep, Of
frms In the United States The
ples succsss whch attended 10 fairly shown BY
ths srvat Bubsr Of reliable certificates which accompany
each parcel distinguished medical gentlemen have
used In the treatment o the above named complaint and
have given IL their unqualified appreciation.
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Wiss, Toupses, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyeing
and Moldsvia Cream, for beautifyng the hair 81 W. T.
EAfCBELOR'B. 16 Bond street.
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Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.--Radical Cure
Truaa Once stili No. vesey street, Astor House. NJ
connection with any other ofce OF the lad
attendant
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natcheisr's Hair Dye-shs Best IN shs
erld nsantapeous harmless And reliable Sold By drag
ists psrfuner sverywhsre. Factory u Barsay street
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.


popular. being mostly fsshioDably attended.
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Congrssslenal Elsction-OaF Losses
In the Recent Bsstlss.
The United States steam transport Geo. c. Collins, Cap
tain Nicksrson arrived q this port yesterday fom New
bern, North Carolina We are indebted 10 the gentle
manly purssr Of the Geo. Collins for late 10 tho
25th inst.
Our Nswbern Corrsspondencs.
NswBns, Dec. rs, 1852.
There are now no prisoners Of war In this department
unparoled.
The following orders are self-explanstory;-
s.s.i5: S:,:sas.ss y NORM
N s q
q ss . as.
&: Of
By detail By command q .o,,,,
sovrHARD HOFFMAN, Assisssnt Adjussn, General
H.Da'4as'a' ss.s.is 2. sSiss Bee e %
mules csr and Sn:
s!e psafa S !.
sns ssrsS e e : sse
That hs order complied With by every ofcer and man un
der their command S' Manor a. yosrza
6oUTuAnD A0RYMAu, ASSISTANT Adlutant 0enorAt<
reported that il Mr. Pggoss u elected TO Congress
Charles Henry Fossr will contest the seat on the ground
Of Mr.. p. being nonresident Of the State
Our total losses in the late fights amount 10 over so
killed, wounded and missing.
Tho prisoners We latsiy captured took ths following
PAROLE
H.ADauAar.'', Ds'A..s,s, 2, xcasn o..sSssrA.
: ss:n uss.
4:
SsSs Ss.sa .! s sSs unss ss... ssa sSieA n.s ss.:
s srSs % M
:. S :T = s &
sss - * x: a.
a e <: sa y s. ~ x! Co., s'a '' 10
Christmas and IL festivities In full progress today
TIA soldiers having merry time Of u, and Joy II
evident 10 every nigser's grinnIns physiogsomy.
rurs. Hats, ana Patriosism ~n-
o on on ws az
warmth from sis reh d.pl.y Of yausbl: fais Which
e g e S:
@ssi
S Srscss g. every variety say however sdos. her
aa. ss rss
ssn;sm.n & sDp:d g the ladies' "a y. IN
uniformly moderate; and those OF fair readers who
KNOXS enable them 10 arrive sAts-
factory conclusion An inspection OF the bargains he
offering win greatly assist them In this Shopping
pa KNOBS Furs with those other leading dealers
Such inevitably the scale In bis
cvy and exhibited by his kaesmen
FUTON Ss
fnement In this connection prompted to
relative his winter style of Hats gentlemen
which all frankness and sincerity pronounce the
ish fabrics Of the kind
public. KNOX, like all other business finds
else bearing heavily his business interests yet
with the patriotic instincts Of good citizen he submits
gracefully imposition in View OF the important
II he In making less
the fact that he assisting hts country
her resolnte efforts maintain Intact her paonay and
n that effort requires the contribution OF his last dollar he
stands ready toexive 1t.
~ Carte de visitcs, with splendid
Album, q 30. At vAUGHAk'S 28 Dowery. Notice.-r
will eft all until suited.
Album Ph0to1raphs-Finest Quality,
worthy the best albums ~ HOLMES Pavk Gallery, 264
Broadway.
Holiday Presents OF Affection and Cha
rttv --WHEELER WILSON'S Sewing Machin0e Onco
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Four Carte dc Visltes for 80 Gents. at
BENJAMIN. Photographs Gallery sos Grand street.
ner Of Allen, New York. All pictures warranted
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Maison Maillard, 62I Broalway.-AIost
elegant assortment of Fresh Bonbons, Marons 0laces
Fruits. 0laces and Crystaired Fancy Chocolate, 10.
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Holiday Presents or A6sesfon and Cha
rity--WHEELER WILSON'S Sewing Machnea Onc
sos Broadway, New Yorh.
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Merry ChYistmas and Happy New Year,
LAdss--Evsry style Of Ladies'. Misses. Boys and Chill.
a'ss' sooi' '"' 'hi Miller co.'s, se7 Canal stree.
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
UNION ADAMS, No 6S7 Broadway

Cartss Ae vfsits, ol 30 per Do2en.-All
kinds Of Photograph reduced prices a e. BALCHB, IFS
Row0Yy.
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GemSn, No. 513 Broadway.
GENTS WINTER CAPS
LADIES' ARCTIC HOODS
SKATING CAPS.
sLEI0H ROBES.

Georgia, South Caroline and Alabama
Bank Notes wanted this day, BY dwYNNE DAY. No. n
Wall street.
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New Pennies For Ssle-At Wards shirt
Manufastory, 3S7 Broadway.
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Album, 81 30. al vAUeHAN's 2as Bowery. Nouce.-I
will sIt all until suited.
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Album Photo0raphs-Finest Quality.
worthy the best Albums ~ HOLMES Pavk Gallery, ~
Broadway.
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LAR0B SALE or
4 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

Rstau d wholesale pess and the largest sssortsAs ta
New York
Gsnts' scarfs now styles. from 10.
Scarf Rings and Pins, from TO.
Undarshirls and Drawers. from u -
lrench Flannel Shrts, from - -
Winter Gloves from 60S
Skating Jackets, from . 70. s.,.s
Dents FouTply Linen Collars. u - per aeson.
White Shirts 10 Measure, al prfcca
wAsD. f'of 1Iss.sse: s.s.:
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prstng manager, Mr. Whcauey, VIII produce here the
new play called Magnolia" which has been presented
eight times week for nearly two months At the Boston
Museum and 10 stin drawing overcrswded houses. II
win make hit.
After very successful, engagement At Boston, Miss
Bateman has again returned the metropolis, and will
appear AZ the Brooklyn Academy OF Music New Ye's
Eve and New Years night. Her programme is:-wed.
nesday, sThe Hunshback;" Thursday, "The Lady of
Lyons" Mr.. J. W. walack, Jr., and Mr.. Edwin Adams
give Miss Bateman unrivalsd support and tho brief
engagement At Brooklyn should be ovation.
Matinecs will be given at both the Bowery thea
tres on New Years day. AZ the New Bowcry
three nne pieces win be played tonight
"Tbe Bushrangers,n Harlequin Jack sheppard
and "The Pirate Dey." Such . programme as this
would content any audience. s quantity ID only equasd
by .ls quality. Tho scenery and the acting excellent
Al the Old Bowery theatre there 10 also trio Of good
plays tonight. "Ths Robbers of the Pyrenses "Lite
Red Riding Hoodn and the comic pantomims, "Ths
schoolmasterp y make up the BILL Mr.. O. l. rox appears
in all the pieces, and thus insures their success The
popularity Of this actor 10 unboundea and he H. par e
ceieMcs, . star comedian
Al pasnums Museum the crowds Of visitors are unpa-
Ysleled Bouslcauls "Collsen Bawnn sim Tie attras.
tlon In the lecture ROOM and has before bssn
performed In this city 81 matinee, many Of country
cousins have their rst opportunity cf seeing this
celebrates pay. Lne scsnoFy cepkal sA0 tns ectng
acceptable Commodore Nuts the giant girl the tropical
nsh ths live aIbnos, the bsars, Mr. W. B. HARRISON the
snakes, Barnum and the awful figures may bs seen
% usual.
Ths Broadway nsnagsris, Just below Houston
street, 10 becoming very popular, and 10 filed
every day and evening By very good class Of
spectators, the ladies and children prsdomnatine.
The collection well arranged and comprises many
rwe beasts and birds. Is hard TO say which ,s the
more interesting tho animals in their cages the de-
lighted children who gaze upon them with charming,
childish wonder and admiration.
The negro mnstres are invading the province OF bur.
lesque and supplying the place Of Mitches Olympic
At Woods beautiful hall the aughablc travcste OF "D
norah- Ia extremely successful A. Bryants buresque
OF "rsust and Marguerte' Ia announced Az Buckley q
tho old burcsqueof "Lucrczia crgs' has been revived
coey Of Brooklyn, ought 70 turesque the Academy o.
Music In that city.
Tirrells great panorama Of California win remain al
Hope chapel but very few days longer. On New Years.
eve grand complimentary bsnsAt hss been tcndsrss b.
.eversl returned Caiorniass, to Mr. George Trre M
artist Il ths passraua. Al psrscus who hare end n
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public. KNOX, all other business hnds
the patriotic Instincts q good citizen hs submits
a,s q s IN fss Ha @ss ss
n that effort requires the contribution Of his last dollar he
~ Carte de visitss, with splendid
xSp% Alb =. n S, % :a,,,l yAueHASs sas Bowsy. s'ice-r
Album Photographs-Finest Quality.
yorihy the best albums A. HOLMES Pa-s Gallery "a
-''
Holiday Presents OF Ansesion and Cha
rity;-wHEELER 4 WILSON'S Sewing Machinss Once
Maison l1aillard, eaI Broaaway.-Most
Fruits. Oiaces and crysali1ed, Fancy chocoiass, Ao
New Pennies For Sale--At Wards shirt
Mandatory. 3s7 Broadway.
Gensu, No. S13 Breaaway.
GENTS 3Slss s'SSEs sssEiss sssi]s ssi]s sssg. ssss
Oeorgia, south Caroline and Alabama
gs.l Noiss wanted this day. BY ewysEs DAy No n
Merry Christmas asd Happy new Year,
Iaais. .,s 6rs q ladies Misses Boys and Chi
'''' 'oo - HiEiE Miller CO.'S. ss Canal stree.
jonas whissomb's Remedy for Asthma
sprpared by Mes,s Joseph srrns. xco Bos.cp ons Of
the United states.
pets which has attended s uss s fairly shown By
each parcel Many distinguished medical gentlemen have
used the treatment of the above named complaint and
have given II their unqualified APPRECIATION.
Wias. Toupses, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyeing
and Mocavia Cream, FOR beaulfyipg the hair q w.
BAfCBKlORs. s Bond street.
Basehsler's Hair Dys.sns Best An shs
weird nstantapeous harmless and reliable Bod drug
sss sss DsIunsn everywhere. FssoTs. q Bsrsss sross
Trusses.-Marsh Il C0.--Radical Cure
Truss Once still No. vesey street, Asor House No
connection with any other oce OF the lady
attendant
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very forms Of scrofuls obstinate Erupons OF the skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street, New York CITY, since
Boswell a. Warmers CoIoriHc,
viii cslor tho durable and beautiful
OF any and without trouble, wash prepara
STEM A sCtjfIELD G2 John street. New York. SOLD by
druggists aud hairdrcssers generally.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Apos hecary,
corner OF Eighth avenue aud Tweoyeghth Pure
Medicines dispensed with care.
l
Use Prof. l.. Millcr's soc. Hair Dye and
$50 Invgvrator for NO holidays Sold BY drussa Depot
| b5 Dey street
| Cristadoro's HAIR Dye. Prescrvative ssd
wto DepoA wholesale and retail Aslox Ucusa tn
/ I)vs apnlod hy akilfu artisoA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12

The Louisville Democrat, in review Of the
resolutions and addresses of the Union party
movement in New York, gives expression to the
consideration of all good citizens without
reference to past party distinctions"
What is this but the Chicago platform dished
in different iOrml NOparty but the Republican
party is the plain English Of this address. These
men recognize two antagOnistic powers-Oue OF
slavery. striving TO obtain control of the Gov
eminent, and another anti-slavery. which sue
ceeded in the last race. Now il is requi.it that
the anti-slavery power, having got the control
should crush the other out. so as to be troubled
by il no more
They are 70 have more SLAVE States; no
more slaves in the District of Columbia: no
more slavehOdng influence; that is. slavehold-
ers and prO-slavery men are TO have no position
in this country. Rebels are to lose their slave
property. and the Government is to add to this
pressure against slavery the tempt ton to States
to get rid of it, These men exult that the ope
rations of the army hre against slavery; and that
whilst Congress can not in time of peace inter
fere with slavery in the States, it can not be dam
aged by the military power.
We have here drawn out i'm full the Republican
creed, and il is now to be foisted upon the coun-
try under the name of Union; and all who do
not swallow the Abolition programme are not for
the Union. No doubt Conway, Loveoy, Julian
Jim Lane, Giddings, Sumner 4 Co. will take
pleasure in such Union party. Men who have
execrated the Union for quarter of a century
will act apostles Of this new Union organiza-
ton
The Union men of this latitude don't recog
nze the legitimate existence of pro-slavery
power or its antagonist. They denounce the
doctrine that there shall be no more slave or free
States. We deny the right OF any party to use
the Federal Government against the institutions
of any State.
Men North have long waged war upon the in
stituton of slavery, and have generally failed
Some ambitious aid INSCRIPTIONS men South
who had themselves already lost political infiu-
ence. undertook 10 buoy themselves up by the
slavery question, and have got up this rebellion.
A genuine Union party will not recognize this
irrepreSsible conflict betweeIf two powers; or. in
plain terms, between two sections of the Union
They intend to consult the interest Of the white
race in this affair." and leave the negro out to he
dealt with according tn the Constitution; and we
now admOni.h all Democrats and conservative
men in the free States TO scrufinize these Union
addresses and movements of the dominant party
Ii they will have their old creed, let them take
their old name and cheat nobody. The change
of name, with the same creed and purpose, is
fraud
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12

Gus earnest and determined prosecution Of The
war. that we may enjoy, at is termination. the
blessings of Union and peace that have always
been showerei upon every section alike IT these
are lie objects are for il heartily: bat III. on
the contrary, IL has for it, end the continuance
in Office Of unfatbful and dishonest iDcumbents,
or the concealment Of corrupt and disgraceiul
conduct, we are as heartily opposed TO IT, and
would avail ourselves Of the first opportunity 20
den0unce, IN unmeasured terms OF bitterness. all,
of whatever party. who would thus seek to cloak
their viIlainy We speak thus because these times
are fertile Of crimes committed with official sta
tion and the vast amounts Of public money that
are being expended offer Inducements Of rare
character to scoundrels Of every type.
Notwithstanding these declarations Of its hos
tiIity TO the continuance in Office Of unfaithful
and dishonest incumbents, or the concealment Of
corrupt and dsgaceful conduct" to which il
processes be opposed. the Courier continues
heartily TO sustain an administration which con
tinues in Office men like CAMERON aud FRExoSr
who have been convicted Of corrupt and dis
appointed by and composed Of their political
friends.
Here is additional evidence, il any we're needed,
from Republican organ. that in the proposed
Union parry" there is no intention of abandon
ing 1.-The fundamental. cardinal principles Of the
Republican party"-that the new organization
must necessarily become as distinctly partisan"
as the one abandoned, and that this new move
on the political chess board is made without
the Reputation of single principle" Of the Chi
cago platform, which President LINCOLN declared
to be the law which should govern his Admins
traton. The Union convention proclaimed by
the Executive organ is nothing more or less
than the reproduction Of the Republican party,
under a new name, with all the odious principles
and policy which have made it stink in the nos
trils of the people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
For the Daily State Sentinel.
The Abolition Drift.

LEBANON, My ~, lCO<.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The following is a speci-
men of the leading articles of the Boone county
Union organ, in which paper also appears long
and patriotic call for Union convention. W.
Ii is somewhat strange to "A Minister of the
Gospel taking the ground that God divided the
land into divisions by water and then peOpled
them by races, so then each should remain dis
tinct nation He is ready 20 admit that the AT
ricAn Is his brother in the church. vet believes he
would be violating the uHI Of Cad should he
marry negro woman He still admits that OF
cone blood God created all the nations of the
elrlh, and that all will be one family in heaven
We should like to know what God thought Of
Moses when he married the Ethiopian up the
Nile Is it not strange how the black horses
and white ones live together in such HARMONY
They are both horses-and are the black and
white races-aNmals of the genus homo. Ii
seems TO us that our conduct in this world has
much To do with our position in the next, and If
We are educated in this world To consider the
negro unfit for our association here. we think
then the force OF education affects our feelings
in the next towards the white soul that came
from a black tabernacle below. That minister
wants little more Of the grace of God and the
political goggles knocked off SO that he can see
more Clearly with natural eyes. We are no ad-
vOcate for negro equality amalgamaton, but
We are only wondering how a man can take such
n position and be consistent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
Honest.

The Madison Courier. OF Friday. contains an
editorial which reads very much like the produc-
ti"ns and sentiments of the Hon john r GA
VANS, the Senator from jefferson County and
Acting Lieutenant Governor. We call attention
90 the following extacIs thereirom. and com
mend them for their manIineSS and boldueSs and
freedom iIom the hypocrtical cant put forth by
the Executive organ" in its appeals in favor of
the call for Union" Convention. The Courier
favors the proposed Union movement 1 OF be
cause il will surrender. but will give increased
vitality and make more effective The fundamen-
tal cardinal principles OF the Republican party -
and upon that ground alone il consents 10 the
abandonment OF the Republican organization in
name. IL saws:
Union Convention. 10 be assembled in In.
dianapOlis on tie 18th ct June next. proclaim
Ell by the eIeegfIre organ. Without expressing
any opinion OF the fitness necessity for this
new move on the political chess-board, We will
simply saw that are ueadSto unite wilh any
organization That has tor its object and funda-
mental purpose the administration of the govern
ment in such way will best contribute Ia IT.
preservation and exhaust the energies patience
and resources of the people 10 a. slight degree
- = consistent Nth thtt great OBJECT
Nuh fall faith IN dle fandaneHfei. cardinal
priResDIes Of the R,BsbiIesR party ia the oUts,t
We have seen nothing 10 weaken our confidence
IN the progress aud practice OF those principles;
aid whist NE have regarded them with favor IN a
time OF peace. W. have cause 90 quarrei with
them IN time Of var If We were honest aud
sincere IN adopting those principles aud abOring
"a administer the Government IN acconiance with
the obvious policy dictated Iy them IL would be
unwise 10 abandon them nov in this the hour OF
the countrys peril But. IN uniting with those
Who think u prudent 10 abandon a party organi
ration With a view 20 political osgsuiz ,tion. We
do nrfhosf the Reputation Of siBgle DriHcInIe
which se have hitherto regarded a. essential 10
the Welfare OF the country and a wholesome ad
mini-trAtbon Of the powers Of its government
Any nes organization must necessarily 5e party
organization. for there J. a party alfesdy in the
field aud the osgaE1 alton that opposes II must
necessarily. become - distinctly PARTISAN ~ any
that are abandoned for that uew one
And thea With an ateetatioa vi honesty the
Courier adds:
Ia view of these thugs. ws sAE xs ans Cor
union organization 70 sustain the Un,ou "a mp
bold the hsnds Of thu ADMINISTRATION IA sisor-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
The Election

The election for corporation officers in this
place on Monday last, resulted in the election OF
the whole Democratic ticket by an unprecedented
majority. The skies are Frightening. the people
begin 10 see who are the real trienGs of the Uuon
Ii has been but "A little while since the Republican
party assumed power, and behold what great
change has been wrought upon the country. a
prosperous AMI happy people made diScOnsolate, a
great Republic brought to the verge of deStruc-
ton, and the agricultural interests of the whole
country almost para,lized, high taxes staring
them IN the face with low and dull market TO
realize the money To meet their Indebtedness.
We believe there is a great deal of truth in what
Mjor Jack Downing said in reference to Jim
Dumbutter's threShug machine. that the Repub
cauS are trying To run the Government in the
same way that Dumbutter run his machine
The urOHg ray Now it the Democracy get the
rens OF Government again in their possession
they will run the machinery of Government 80 ~
to suit all but the Abolilonsts. and we are sure
the white population don't care n whether they
like tor not. So mote it be.-COrington Ind J
Friend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
Democratic Union State Ticket


Our teIegrsphic columns this morning are filed
with interesting and important news. Norfolk
l. ours" and so Is Portsmouth We have repos-
sessed the hayward there and the property
belonging TO the United States. The rebel
navy no longer exists. The Merrimsc. so
long terror. was fired by the rebels and is blown
TO fragments. This is glory enough for one day.
NO news from Corinth. Private advices predicted
an engagement yesterday. but if It took place, the
Government keeps the news. The crisis is not
artificial, and somebody u hurt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-12
The First SecessionIsts.

That Abolitionists were the first Secessonsts
is susceptible OF proof by the proceedings of
every convention they ever held up TO the time
they assumed direction and control of the Re
publican organization. Then, with a pro pect of
power, they were inclined to forego the expires
sion of their opinions until their acts would de
velop their purposes. We have the resolutions
OF their convention Of lS44 before Vs., wherein
they say THAT political Union in any form be
tween a slaveho'dng and free community must
necessarily involve the latter in the guilt of
slavery: therefore secession from the United
States Government Is the duty of every Abo-
htioni>t Now that they are IN power they pro-
pose use that power To blot out slavery over
or under the Constitution. which if they fail to
do. and they are hurled from power. then they
will become open SeceS>ionistS again The South
only praetIced upon their preaching Chicago
Tisaes