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The New York herald., 1862-02-25
Coroners, Inauests.

HoxupE ~ WEST RoADwAy.-Coroner wildey vas
notified to hold inqnes. yesterday at the New York
Hospital upon the body OF Patrick NcGrath. native d
Ireland aged thirty years, who died from the effects
OF injuries received in a fight with an acquaintance
named James Kennedy. Deceased who lived a. No. 81
West Broadway got into an alteration about the pay
ment of some drinks, when Kennedy followed him into
the hallway, knocked him down and struck him In the
head with hammer. fbe fight occurred on tbs 4h inst
since which Kennedy has been IN prison Tho difficulty
witnessed by sarah McGteb the daughter OF de-
deceased child about eight years old who states that
her father gave the prisoner little or 40 provocaton for
the deadly assault The inquest Will be hold at nine
O'Clock this morning
SUICIDE By TAKIse PorsoS.Touis Bonnet, native of
Switzerland, aged thirty years, committed suicide
at No SO White street Sunday night by taking cor
rosye poison. peceGs1 had been In III health Tor
tine past and. becoming despondent, determined TO de-
strOy himself He also had difficulty with his
parents, which probably bassoned the movemsnt.
Coroner Wiidey held an inquest upon the body, when
facts.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

kept fully supplied with provisions any further Tor
ward movement by drawing our supplies direct from
louisville
We may be watched with great interest; for tho
work already done gives promise of greater things 10
follow. IL seems evident to who can only guess AZ
the movments which will follow that having once oeen
put forward in advance, must 60 ahead with unre
iaxng vgor and prompttude until are brought
TO iace with the enemy 9poa some battle hed chosen o
himself But upon the moral nnuencs
OF such successive disasters and retreats The Confcde
rates rebels sangune TO the extreme or
when successful; but when reverses happen TO them
they are dishsartened and demoraized In the same On
tremes, and they may, after all, disappear IfeS ron
nessee without single great bataA
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Canadian flour partook the general dulness and
prices favored purchasers, while ths sales enbruce,l
about 900 500 bbs Southern -four In fair request
while prices heavy but not quotably lower with
sales Of 200 bbs within tho range Of quotations.
Rye -four in moderate demand at our figures, with
sales 0; fS0 bbs. Corn meal unchanged. whe sales
embraced about 200 bbls. Wheat dull and heavy
while prices in the absence OF sales OF mportan
nominal The transactions in small lots footed up about
Is 900 bushels at 40 for red Western in store 81 3
for Canadian club, 81 ~ for amber Jersey o. AZ for
white Indiana, and amber Pennsylvania ut I. Rye
steady and in moderate request with sales Of 3,4oO
bushels State at SAC the dock Barley easier,
with sales OF 6fOO bushels State at SOC q s4c four
months at the railroad depot Barley malt was firm a,
81 ol 81 O5. Oats were dull aud unchanged,
with sales or Canadian and Western at 39c.
= 40c. and Ale. for state. Corn in limited
demand and prices heavy Saos embraced Is 900 bushels
o. SOC 6Oc for yellow, aud at 63c 6e in store
and delivered, with small lot Of old round yellow at
Co1rg was better On Saturday last mo. before re.
ported sales made Of IL 900 bags Of Rio, common
70 prime quality at Is &c 22c, closing ~ advance
over previous sales.
CorroSTo market such condition to render
ii very difficult TO gvo satisfactory report Of prices.
The views OF buyers aud sellers raich apart and
those the materially below thoso Of tho latter
Tho sales in small lots footed abou, 200 bales closing
nominal at about 2ic Preparations were making for
more or less shipments to Liverpool The sos bales Of
Sea Island from Port Royal consigned 10 Hiram Barney
Collector in vessel consigned Spofford Tileston
Co. said 70 be in small packages in the seeded state
and when cleaned will lose about threefourth thor
weight.
FRrloHrs. Liverpool 900 600 bbis -four wsre
engaged NJ Is 400 boxes bacon at 2Os 100 bales Of
ton good part al 532d aud 10 900 bushels at Nd
in bulk. To LcDdcn 80 iercos pork AZ IS Cd 900 bbs
do OF Is Cd. 900 bbls -four nj Is Sd so bbs psIo
leum oil at Ss and 500 boxes bacon a 22s Cd To Glas
gov 400 packages lard al 25s 100 bbs -four al 2s
4d and 100 bbl, psrk at 3s Cd Rates 10 1avrs were
| unchanged
| PROVISIONS --pork-The market was without change o
moment with fair demand from the trade. The sale
embraced about 400 btls part on Saturday and ON
to-day at sli for mess, and at $40 for nsw prlne
and ai Sl4 for city prime mess. Beef IN moderate
demand at STEADY prices with sales Of 200 bbs at si2
Sl2 30 for pain mess and at Sl4 20 for extra Bee
hams quiet Cut meats in light request wilh sale
Of so GO packages at 40 for dry salisd shoulder
Bacon Was quiet: sacsoi $50 boxes made NJ nc
FOR short ribbed Wosern. Dressed hogs wero steady
Sc FOR western ard At SO for city. Lard in GOO
request and prices slstsincd H1h saos of 90
packages al INC. SIG. STATE butter wes at 1Sc 2f
tnd OHIO st iSc ~. State cheese at &c. &c. sn
Ohio % SC 8 &C.
SrCNs--Ite nfsiket was steady but lue. sa.sJ en-
traced spo.t 900 TVS Cubs ct unchanged pTics5.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

New York exchange Ia stlll drug. The bevxs oSaree
sons customers VI per cent discount, and most or
tben con caro- buy at that. Tho nominal selling price
la X nor cent premium but concessions readily ~
balned on round ots Soue Uf tne hanka yould rsd
m sop ~ par Currency Ia not quito scarce.
Cod is dn and prices arc drnd'ins Tho bdying ug,c
N day rs 2z 2[ Icr cent plciuian pollinga a% -
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
Police IntellfSeuce.

A DISHONEST DoMssrc-A SsEfRs THErrs.--Dsteetivs
Farley arrested a domestic named Caroline Miller yes.
terday, charge of robbinG her employer Or. Arnold
e. Hawes, OF No. Is East Seventeenth street. The
prisoner appears, made practice of hiring herself
for the express pnosc Of stealing from employers.
She had bccu on Tho game successfully for
than and managed during that time steal about
81 Go worth ci r'pefiy. Or. CovI, OF No. 45 Bond
street Theodore Renn,n, Of Thirty fifth street: Mr..
burg of Loaon terrace, and MIR. wolfcns.en OF
a. Henry street, among the number Of Caollnes
yicts lot of silverware consisting OF knives forks
and spoons which had been stolen frorn nr aws were
recovered at pawn Office by the detective. and restored
to the All parties VIM have been vciiused by
the prisoner would do well to call upon officer Farley
Caroline committed for examination by Justice Kelly
NEW INTERPRETATIONS SUNDAY Logon I-sw.-,Jus.
tce Steers or the Essex Market Police Court delivered
sharp reprnand the Eleventh precinct police yster
day morning for arresing liquor dealers who were
detected in the Of violating tho Sunday law The ma.
gistrate decided that the prisoners had right tn sell
1uor scnday provided they kept their places closed
in front had noise going inside As the prison
had complied with these regulations Justice Steers
decided TO discharge then much 10 the disgust Of the
police who quite confident of conviction ia each
case
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIL: HERALD.
INV York, Feb. "a, 1852.
In your issue OF the sth Of January affidavit signed
By Psto Buonaventura appeared against me- under the
head ssPoce Court" In Justice to my friends will
state that the brought TO trial to-day in the
Court OF Session, before Recorder Hoffman, and was
honorably acquitted tn. prosecution failed prove
the charge The jury returned the verdict of guilty.
without leaving their seats The defence did produce
ons witness, as there was no necessity for il.
c. E. PoGIIASI.
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"Tan Writin';"
OR, SEWARD SET TO Music"
fErnx,, ppnnh ~ Is~h -


OR, SEWARD SET TO Music"
From Punch OF Feb IL
guess them sarcy Britishers
Won't easy get to leeward
OF such an all fired smart old coon
As William Fl. Seward.
When shert o. corn, he'll give 'em husks:
Where he can't hitch, he'll hustle.
Sockdolage, stump, spread eagle, splurge,
And circumvent Lord Russell.
Tbar's that despatch he's just fired or.
Itraaly Is a moddls
The cuteness and the smartness ont
Whip EUROPEAN noddle.
Your statesman Of the darned Old Woria.
For forms and facts stick,er.
Had ought to skin his eyelids, e'er
He'd turn out such ticklerl
Tho outworn holds Of paltry law
Round which the British rally.
Beyond the plug that's in his jaw,
He don't conclude TO yallV.
On critters that 'ud set up rights
Agin' this mighty nation,
Like q true hoss and citizen
Ho hurls expectoration.
Five law p'ints International
He states in language polished
What odds If they are p'ints that's been
Repeatedly demolished2
They're p'ints we want to prove we'Ps right.
So Seward he upholds 'em;
And in our Stars and Stripes sublime
Nagnanimously folds 'em.
How calm and grand his attitood.
His utt'rance how heroic.
Enough to wakcn up slawth,
Or 'lectrify Stole.
when ho declares the narrer bounds
or Old World Law o'srlcapin,--
Mason and Slidsll he'd q kept.
II they'd been worth the keepin'.
But though tho law be on our side,
Tor. il IL amt, no matter)-
Though with breath the Brtishers
We in our might could scatter
The cause is too contemplate
Our war dogs 70 ,snbridie,
We hurl back Mason in your teeth,
And artsr Mason. Slide!!.
A moral triumph we have gained
There q Charles ii Sumner III swar ~;
But IL them prisoners remained
In custody, they'd mar IT,.
Shall proud Columbia grudge 10 shake
Pollution on her garmints
No. rather let her Joy to git
Rid Of such c,,ssed varmint.
We've druv the Britisher to plead
The pea of law 'afore us,
And universal natur' crows
At such sight, in chorus.
We've gin HIM what be gin 10 U.s..
Spit on the British Lion
Ope wide Fort Warren y gates, and 80
The Stars and Stripes a nyin'.
JEFF. Davis, he's well nigh chawed up.
Rcbillion in il Gavin:
For mussy and for pork and corn,
The hungry South s cravin'.
From whar he gazes Ut the sun,
Arisn' and ssttin,
The Northern Eagles wskn' up,
And kinder wrathy gettin'r
Wait till Jeff. DAVIS We have whipped,
And crushd the rebel millions
Then let the Britishers hswar-
Both soldiers and civilians.
Well fog then armies, take their ships,
Upset their aristoyy:
And whom the hull New Worlds annexed,
Wen ruio the Old by proxy.
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fbi,tfun nry.

Mrs. MAsv CtfRw died at south Plymouth, Mass ,Fobrp
ary e. nj the age Of ninei years nus months anil
sgstasD days. IIar death hastcn-d hya fai which
she rscsiysd fcg weeks prevousy During her long
dsath
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

F6U 10 N.
AsnEs.-Ths market was steady with sales OF 20,bbs
at SO 81 for pearls and at ss 9, 4 for pots.
BcKApsruFrs. s.-FlourThe marks. was heavy. under
tho influence Of the foreign and prices closed
decline OF &C. 1oc per barrol The sales confined
about 900 bbls closing within the range Of
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
S HIP PING NEW S
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
Port OF New York, February "a, ls0s'

Port OF New York, February "a, lS62.
CLEARED.
ship Marianhs Noiisboila. Lamb. Lverpooi-Howland
Ship Ship Sep.urs, Peabody, Liverpool-g Duncan Go
snp fammrser tBr wo Moyan
ship Evening Star, Robinson Bordeaux-J W Delano
ship Elise Msthide (Brem) Nordenhod., Bremen--E
shipJ Montgomery. Hamilton. MarselIes-C Duncan 4
Bark Aysnce dNorw). Chrissophersen NewportFunch,
Bark Rutgers. Howss Montcvdeo- cay!nan.
Bark Pride Of the Sea- Pegrew zazaYznaga, Del Vale
:, Brig Schiller ror), Dacunha, Dundalk-Hagemeyu
Brig Mary Ann (gr). Kelly. GransdszMida!e.on L Co.
ssss fer aays
SchrA A weimore, Edwards, Baltimorc-N McCready
cGrnsHs sm@ns Mckee
schr Kio Grande, Hudson, Snow Hill Master.
Ssss1 asa:
schr 3issn 3Ss wSss Baker
scSr scSr G.C,g gH1pll.ck ps Pesy Bristol Kenny
schr o q Acken. Peck, stamford-R Sanford.
ARRIVED. Et
Usgunbcat -, Mcwarren Mystic, 80 hours, ia tow Of
Steamship North Star JGns. -. A'psnwal Feb with pas
Steamship Constitution (U ranssort>. Fletcher Ship
Ship Old Colony. Low Liverpool, Jan T. with salt,
10 j Joy. Arrived 2ith.
Brig Neuvas Wright Ponce Feb S, with sugar, TO Thos
Towner, of New Haven.
Brig Mountain Eagle JOY Bermuda days. in balaos
schr knight tof Camden. Me), Hewes Trinidad. ysb
and aft sr ashore Colorado Reef apparently but short
time in ballast painted black topmast and he.
boos painted white she seemed TO have been stripped c
sails and 100 tons.
Schr D h Warner Alden Port Royal. sc, 10 DAVIS
Schr MAY, Jones. Chincoteaguc, 2 days.
schr Lsnk Milton. FrsaeFica, Del days.
Steamtug Rapid Palmer Mystic 10 hours, who s gun
boat in tow.
Bark Acaes Br) Wayman hence 17h inst for Cork with
0i bushels Is returning with her pumps coked
cargo shifted.
Bark Despeche, hartmann. from Dublin, Dec7.
SAILED.
Oriental Key West; ship Forest City, Rot:
terdam: brig Costa Rca Aspinwali Br schr Stairs Port
Plat.
2sd-Bark Casco Trinidad: schrs Empire BermudAt W
Hine, Hatteras Inlet; Nathaniel Keyport
Wind at sunset NV. blowing gale.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY. Feb. 2I-6P. n

MONDAY. Feb. 21-6PM.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last week.
Week end'g Loans. Srecie CS,r,,I,cr D~o.,.
Feb. a2. isa 'sso9ss as.f s,,ss ,sos Ilo 80 ATS
ss'es.- Sj-S~'-. l09,oT9,076
Dec, s2o...o1s o,9 o,o o., ooo
suc.-. aeI sAa ~0'o" A'ooi'o's
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-19

And all other goods in proportion. And
any one from distance wishing goods at the
prices name calling upon me and not find
ing them as advertised will be paid for their
time and expenses in so doing. A large stock
will be kept on hand at all times. In taking
leave of nay friends and customers for the
past year | thank them for their prompt pay
and liberal patronage, and as ] am now sell
ng for ready pay exclusively, | shall sell
goods lower than ever. and many goods at
so per cent, less than can be bought for in n
Y, at the present time.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-19
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, letters Of administration on
w the estate of RUFUS THOMPSON decd
late of Jackson Tp., Potter Co., have been
granted to the subscriber in due form of law,
notice is hereby given to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, to make
immediate payment; and thore having claims
will present them duly authel ticated for set
tlement PHIDELIA THOMPSON,
D. w. BENTON, Administrs,
February %, 1861 l.Gw
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-19
Sc. Antheny's Fire. Rose or Erysinel,,
letter ana Salt Rheun, Scala Hasa,
Ringworln, Sore Eyes, Drousy. =

Dr. Eohert NJ i'rehie writes from Salem. n, Y Ip,
Sept, lN59, that he h,s cured an iuveternts 81,
DrOpsg, viii Ii threatened to terminate fatally \, ~
IerseFering n sarsal'sra AMI also ,,uya" ,
Malignant EryiprIs ty large doses of the same. ...s
he cures the common L"pfions by IL constantly ~
Bronch hoeeie, Goitrc or Swelled Neck.
Xvbuiun Siuan af ftaslTct Texas writes: Tirr. h.,
ties al your SarsaImrillt cured from tsire-aLI
swelling on iie heck, wi.ir / had suffered hS,
over two years
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-19

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The strongest Glue in the World
For Cementing Wood, Leather, Glass,
Icory, China, Marble, Porcelnin,
Atabaster, Bone, Coral. etc.
The only article of the kind ever produc-
ed which will withstand Water.
EXTRACTS:
'Eyery housekeeper should have supply
Of Johns L Crosley's American Cement Glue !"
-NtW York Times.
1T is so convenient to have in the house."
-.Ne,O York Express.
'ltis always ready; this commends it to
every body. ~ r. Independent.
awe have tried it, and find it as useful in
our house as water" WVkes' Spirit ofthc Times
Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
Very liberal reductions TO Wholesale Dealers.
TERMS CASH.
nEA.For sale by all Druggists and Store
keepers generally throughout the country.
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
(Sole Manufacturers
IS William Street, New York.
| Corner of Liberty Street jy9ly
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-19
TNHE subscribers at their
OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET,
COUDERSPORT,

Offer to their old customers and tho public
generally for Cash, Uuited States Treasury
Notes (which by the way are taken at Par,)
Wheat: Corn, Oats, Buekwheat, Butter: Cheese,
Hides, Pelts, Deer Skins, and all other kinds
of Skins, such as Calf Skins, &c, also, Beans,
Beas, Venson, and some other things that
can't be thought Of,
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10


Enron TELEaE, Since mv la-t letter
TO you uFpu thr subject NH thr ii 5rrrnu.- 4. ,r...
uon-t6e new constitutional pruyi~ip.- 20, ~.
garicd the same hlv, been finally settled
The supreme q uri promptly lcci lei u Is.,tf.
Of an election u! Cavern rr iu p-tlhsr -fcvt.-
Goy. Rector. witA cnmmendalle pr.inpii..-.
issues his proclamation IL accrr,ia,.,,. ,,ita
said decision. think, however, tin y-5t-.,
part, should have been better icft out
You will have seen. thtt Tbs uam. al Hon.
Harris Flanagan j. at tie mast h.aI " that
sterling old paper the GazettD and have uo
doubt, but that the came course will he adnnt-
ed, by that widely circulated paper the True
Democrat. Gov. Rector presents his Tame for
re-eectlon: the GOV. has made many votes Nv
his promPtnnss in conforming 10 the bghests N
the new constitution ~ iatarI rctel bv the
highest tribunal. | hope 70 see the name of
Judge Flanagan 1T your masthead A YOU
know, Jaise watkins WAS my choice, hut he
declined tho position, he was SO emincntlv
qualified TO il. think there j. but little doubt
of the election III judge Flanagan. ~ he i
recommended NY pronliucn. citizens or all tLo
old political parties.
believe il Wa In your paper that the qrcs-
ton OF an election 81 Governor this FaIl-and by
myself, ~#s first suggested. The views ex-
pressed by Fnu. ia your comments upon my ur-
ucles src HoT Chs law nj the land, without
'h'1t H'c. tl'4 rcttieu- all would Ely y been con-
fusion worse roAf0unlei.
We're 60 attempt ~ SEMI ynu any news. ii
would b. OH before you 5nt in. and may not br
true AT that There j. scarcely a day bat -oIns
reliable gentleman comes w town Tue
army Is now oncamped in Prairie county. and
the heaiih INF the soldiers il improving very
much Maj. Gen. Holmes i worry busy in At
the departments. pushing them along with
commcnIab,e a.
SpenhinG m army matters, reninis me that
our much esteemed townsms,n. Gen. Albert
Pike, pail IT. d visit Friday last
There never NH advent of Albert
fike into thi- city, when the heart Of every
true fIieud aud they are many beat more warm
y toward him than oil tie present occasion,
will not say there was a sympathy
-none Mas needed but there was gen
eral response welcome faithful servant home.
Many of our citizens called upon him, enliven.
ed by the stain of an unexpected serenade -
This, have nv doubt, was a. gratifying to
Gen. Pike, a. it was 80 those, By whom il was
so sincerely rendered.
L believe tic General leaves shortly for the
Indian country, whether 10 assume his COM
mand again, not, | am net informed-I hope
he Will. Yours truly,
NINDEN
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10
Congressional Proceedings.

Richmlnd. Aug. 25.-In the Semi,
I Mr. iancoy' resolutions relative t0 rst,l-
iailon ana the right of q citizen do aff,,'-
ihe invader, we're laid upon The falle IN
ihe present Mr lancey having b,ln
tanned from H. scat ~ iuiisqn-itipr d
Orr submitted a resolution relative \, -l.a
Medical Examining Board III hienmanl.
winch elected much animated discussion
Wi I-g abuses in Ill. Medical Department
~ the army, when lhc resolution " \
alc pied 1t requires the President Ms is-
form who constitute saiL Board. anu what
necessity there j. far it.
Ar Semmc>, vi Louisiana. suLn4 ttea
2 resolution, which was adopted. directing
ihe Committee % the Judiciary TO inquire
int tbs necessity for further legislation
Il restrict within Constitutional limits The
exercise q power il military officers. a.
>umed under color u the act suspondiuc
the privilege Of the writ Of habcas corr
Fus.
Mr.. Semmcs criticised the order re-
Gently issued by Gen. Van Dorm, but gave
hiln credit for patriotic motives.
In the House bill was introduced r-o-
vIdlng torthe granting of bounty to can
scripts, also q bill to amend the law pre.
scribiug the rates VI postage.
Mr. FUote submitted resolutions a..
clarlag that movements Of our armie,
should be active and aggressive. ~ f,r y
c nSisteut with an enlightened disrre,ios
and that wien tie enemy arc driven aaek
10 IL cir own country, if The deludel i.v.
ornmcut 1t Washington still refuses u
peace. ouI policy will be to invade NV
territory Of the foe, and that at some rao-
ment anterior M this invasion the Prr>i
tcnt III MI Proclaim to tho inhabi ants If
thc Northwestern States the uianituop.
WI insre-s n- Tie people Of tie Co1ft.ie-
rate States T. guarantee to tl.ea, "a, fee
usc 81 the Mississippi river add other riv.
err provided they Wilt Ie,i>t !rau flgh-
tr participation w this cruel arl uaaatu.
ral war The resolutions w-r. rcrrrr v
WI hDur debate ID the committee ul Mi.
fary Affairs
Washington telegraph., 1862-09-10

election for or against any candidate. 1t is
no time for committing ourselves to men or
parties. These legal questions are al ogether
abstract, and do not at all affect the claims or
qualifications of Gov. Rector for reelection
He has obcyed the decision Of the Court with
laudibe alacrity. He believes that it is wrono
but submits without hesitation He throws
himself upon the people, appeals to his past
history, and asks for their endorsement by a
recollection. This he has a right to do. lie
could not have avoided it.
There is one question, indeed, connected
with the Convention which may be considered
in the canvass. There is no doubt in our mind
Of the power Of the Convention, by adopting
new Constitution, to abridge the term of office
of the Governor. But was i. right to do so >
That may be well asked and is pertinent to
the present issue. Those who agree with GOV.
Rector in thinking that il was the result of
craft to deprive him of his office, or those who
believe that it was the result Of carelessness in
the draft of the Constitution, may be infiu.
enced by these opinions to retain him in Office
by the only mode left, which is reelection -
We conceive they are under no obligations to
do SO, bet it may be done. Each voter should
carefully consider the character and qualif-
cations of the candidates, and reflect that no
man has a right 10 oGice. Let them call upon
that man for their public servant, through the
ballot-box, whom they trust the most ii that
choice should fall upon Gov. Rector, he may
rejoice in the triumphant vindication of his
past career. If not, he should not murmur
that the Constitution has placed it in the power
Of the people to rid themselves of Il servant no
longer acceptable in their sight. Choose yc.'
not ''whom you viii serve" but whom You will
have to serve you.