davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

THE FAIR BUnD1Has are disappearing
almost as rapidly as do the stOried Russian
ics-paIacss, about this season Of the year
Audienos Hall and Mechanics Hall have de-
parted, and the remainder give indications
that they will soon
Fold up their tents like the Arabs
And as silently steal away"
to Pittsburg, where the Arabs also are go
ing next week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
@. G. BRUCE.

@. G. BRUCE.
LIOKNsED CLAIM OFFICES
GIRVEEAND, Ohio, WAsHHaToE, D. O.,
NO. Lymsn's Block, No. as Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We sIa authorised by GoVsnmsnt to collect
SIOO Bounty
6ss discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chIl-
ersu, and rightful hers ofalI deceased soldiers
Pensions,
Q which every discharged soldier o was DIS
sbledIn the service, ls entitled. Also, Pensions
"a soIdiers' widows, children, mothers or or
pnan sisters, as they are seVeraIly entitled un-
a. Ne laW. Also.
dus discharged soldiers or resigned onacers,
pzomptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men !;
money due teamsters, and every other class Of
eluUa growing out Of this or any other war.
healso pay special attention to
PATENTS.
- Avala Oiain and Patent Agents who
- nss LAcenssd.
We Publish Tn soLDnR's FauED," paper
Q unoh interest 70 soldiers and their heir.
s6ad "a your name and stamp, and we win saDd
ssspy freos Or twelve eopiess one each month,
o. s. oents.
Apply 10 us IN person or by letter, with stsroo.
81 your business shal have prompt attention.
Esag low snd no charge until afser we have nes
SsPsiO 0. G. BRUCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
CITY NEWS.

FoR SALE CHEAP-Parties having spare
funds which they wish safely to invest, sre
requested to read an advertisementin anoth-
or column, headed For Sale Very Cheap"
signed William B. Castle, Agent. The prop
erty is paying good percentage.
maraa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

NoT1oE.-There will be an examination
Of applicants for positions in the Public
Schools of Cleveland, at the East High
School House, on Saturday, March 26, 1854,
at nine o'clock A. n. mar22:143.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

ATTENTION is requested to the sale Of
valuable stores on Superior street, to be sold
at auction by 0. Cutter / Son, on Thursday,
the Path inst. See advertisement.
mch23:l43
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

PERsoNAL.-Colonel ]. E. Hsmblin Of
the 65th N. Y. s. V. (Chasssurs), is in town
and stopping at the WeddslL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

Harness, HARNESS, HARHEss.-The old
harness shop Of Christian & Marshall may
be found for the present at No. 1876 Seneca
street, two doors north of Champlain street.
march I8. I43
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

ONE nUHDKED AND FIFTEEN DUzen Gents
Alexander's kid gloves received this day at
Mott & Haights' Gents Furnishing Empori-
um, No. 16S Bank Street, opposite the We'd
dell House.
marlq;143
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
LOCAL NOTICES,

CRoss EYES MADE STRAIGHT snd sll
eurabIe diseases of the eye and ear cured by
DR.. Jones, at the American House, until
April 1st only. mrz4;l43
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

IEDUsFRIAL SoHooL.-The seventh an
nusl report of the Superintendent will be is
sued in pamphlet form in few days. There
we're 7I2 children enrolled in the school du-
ring 1868, and most of them have found
steady employment in the factories. The
amount Of receipts exhibited is as follows; +;
From the City Council, s1,s17 All donations
from city and country, 1851 o. from brush
Masking, 81, ,s6I So. Disbursements for GALS
riss, wood, -four, &C., $1,917 AZ; for other
articles of food, clothing, 60, 81 ,56s 66; ex-
penses of brush factory, in the shape of wa
gss and articles Of stock, S1,571 Os. Ma
tsriaI aid for the institution has bean Grip
pied by the war, and the demands n that di-
rsction, but nevertheless it has been enabled
to perform its mission Of usefulness, not
wholly forgotten by the philanthroPie.-
Many child has been directed Alright under
the influences of this benevolent school.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

LUBIE's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandiss, etc., at Halls Homso-
psthio Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

DHHE1sERT-DF. B. T. Robinson, Ofioe
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, In the best man
psr and At = low price. dso9R3F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
aiY. sEOOK MARKEF-NIareh 23.
TuYRHLuGsAPHI


NEW YORK, March 2s-ll ?. n.
Gold closed at to-nisht's Public Stock Board at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
ST. LOUIS mARKET--march %

FIeur-PIicss improved and demand active at
81, ,50G6, IS for donble extra
Whea5-Unehansed. Market less firm.
CerD-old arm: new dull. Choice old white
Sl,O5i choice new sl,03.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsohe, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried 1t
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidote in sll casos.- TE+RmbHH DEM
oeYGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts,
W. L. PORTIR, Preprietor,r
nov7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
8UEIIEss EOFIUFs.

FLAGS AND BANNERS
OFdsrs promptly filed. Address
CIV. OROWEEL & CO.,
anas.l1 III superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

RSsS q PrSutIss' ProvIaIsn market Re.
port
The following are the rates charged By themi
H1mg-SHgar-cure premium HANG, > D. &c
Dried Beef-e
khOuiders-SugAr-cured p f............ ...lO5fC
Baoon-Or smoked Sides b............ ....... l2fC
L1r6-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed IN bbIs q b. .isSc
Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs y b..l3Sc
E9EA ~. HSss = DDl.--..s
Extra clear . bbl &c
- NO extra chArge made for packages or carriage
% railroad depots or boats. Ali articles warrant
"a Strictly prnes and equal to anything in the State
Ordeu promptly hlled. Our sugar cured Hama and
kettle-rendered Led took the drBt premium st the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE q PREHTIs6,
HOS. IA, IA and ll6 Ontario-6t., Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

LicenSed War Claim Agent.
eossash Bozatiss, Pensions, Bask Fay, P1irs Mousy
end other War Claims.
keElonel Attention d given % the prosecution
Ne-liml n the Departments at Warrington.
Al porlons having Claims should apply IN par.
~ letter, q o1ces and they WI receive
NV. GAGE.
les sdperior-st., Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
aMu2EMEMTs.
A OADEMY OF MUsICI IN
~ BANK-ST., MKT TO AEGIER HOUSE

A OADEMY OF MUSIOl IN
N BANK-ST., HExT TO AEGIER HOUSE.
JOHN ELLSLER. Jr......-.----M Manager. -
JAMES DIGkSON.-----.-Stage Manager.
q. BUSOH.-.-.----..-.-.. .---.------. treasurer.
PRIcFs or ApHIssIoy-Boxss and Parqustte, so cts;
Family Circle, 95 cts Gallery, Is cts Single
seatg in Private Boxes. IS cts. Entire Box, g,
g and a5. Seats secured during the day, 50 cts.
n Doors open at past s; commence at u O'CLOCK.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE WORLDS WONDER.
The Great Arab Troupe,
Twelve in number The only Real Arabs that have
ever visited this country.
Fourth appearance Of
Mr.. ]. n. CHILDERS,
This Thursday Evening, March 2lth 1884: the rer-
formAnee will commence with the farce called the
BEEICIA BOY.
After which Mr. d. OPILDERS will disp'ay to
audience how musA ct should bs used, erd is used
nv our troops. In this performance he challenges
the World.
OOMIO sOEG................-...Mr.C Charles jeffrey
- After which the Great AHAB TROUPE, the
Children Of the Desert in their Unapproachable
Performances, never equslled by any Per ormance
in Europe or America.
R1- To-moTroW. FRIDAY, benedt o. Hash Brahtm
Benemow, and lsst 'ght but one q The troupe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
W AN T EDi
fractional Certificates i. @. & @. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR7
GOLD, SILVER, 0. g. NFsT. COUPONS
Canada Money, Il.

R~Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
%Uncurrent Funds converted ct Lo--
est Rates. teDl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
ENGRAVERS.

Z BURRIDGE, 1853
LaOGRAPRHRs and bHaRAVTEe On WOOB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

EOR SALE-A FARM IN AVON
Containing 100 ceres OF good land, no bnidings-
Price o2oI FOR further particulars, enquire Of John
8laokWell. near the premises or TO
rnazchl0 Jas BhADBUkN WILLIAMS q co.
DOR SALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
now hare Kindlings d Saw Dust tor sale at
thsir Wooden Ware ManulastuTy on tbs Fla's,
marchi0-l45 HERNEH BUUSEIELD.
II A. READ Il CO., BANKEEs, so
ls superior-s St., pay the highest Premium for
d9lfS Silver and Canada Money and take uncurrent
in0nsy =. .loWest rates Of discount.
x50 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
0OOs OOO in sums 20 suit-at the old stand and
Weil known WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Securi-
isf q UvaET kind viE Gold and silver Watches, Dr.
a11oldlt silver Ware, JeWery, Guns, Pistols, Cloth
ng, DTy o0dI, Pianos, MelodeOns, and all personal
pfotty and articles OF value on the most sstisfno
2crF tefme. buEinasg strictly private. AEtabltshee
f9a1. y. B.--A variety Of unredeemed Watches Jew
atry, Gems Ac., for sale At bargains.
oG-Omoe-oorner Of W ater and Superior-Stg., over
oTis Pstxotto'B Clothing Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24


LTFERAAY.-Industrial Biography, from
TicknOr & Fields, by Smiles is very instruc-
tive biography Of those who have become
eminent as inventors, mechanics, iron work
srs, &c. This class of Biography is of q
very yimportantcharscter, as it gives promin-
enee to the men who are the real founders of
national power and glory. The work has
been compiled from sources not easily ac
cessibIe to the public, and should be in the
hands of every mechanic who wishes to rise
in his trade.
55Mr. Smiles Lives of Engineers will be re-
membered by all who have read it. This
Industrial Biography is a perfection Of the
method of the former book. For sale by
Ingham 4 Bragg.
Counsel and Comfort from City Pulpit,
BY tho Country Parson, is series of inter
estIng discoursss and mOralizings which will
be read with pleasure. They are akin in
spirit to his Rscollections and Leisure
Hours in Town" They will be read with
delight for the rich everyday truth there is
scattered profuseIy through the book.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
LKGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court Of Common Ploas--wedne.daE.

O0UEL OF COMMON EAoale@ " 6lMCHuASs
BEFORE JUDeH COgEIEsERRY.-Ths case Of
BIiSh, GarIick L Co., Vs the propeller TiOgs,
Is still on trial.
BKEORH JUDeH FooTE.-The case Of Ran
som Cole Vs. Constant Bryan, motion to va
cate an Injunction from the Summit county
Common Pleas, which was argued on the
part Of the defendant on the 2lst, was ar
gusd on the part of the plaintiff yesterday,
and submitted to the Court. Mckinney 4
Baldwin appear for the plaintiff, and Judge
Constant Bryan for the defendant.
The case of Gray o.. Grasf was continued,
With leave to answer.
BEoPRH JUDeK BoLToK.-In the case Of
Caroline CoWan vs L. B. Eager, constable,
judgment was rendered for plaintiff, with
nominal damages and the possession OfPrOP-
srty.
POLICE CouRE-MARoH 2Oth--John A.
Wilcox for disturbance, was fined 81 and
costs.
Ann Fitzgerald, intOxicatiOn, sent to the
House Of Correction for 2s days.
Charles Williams, same OfsnSe, 81 and
costs.
William Hyde, vagranoy, bound over till
Friday. Bail $500.
James Kelly, petit larceny, case dis
missed.
James Kelly, vsgrsncy, continued. Bail
$500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
PH0T09RAPRlC STOCK.

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, Az
B. DOUGLAS B co.,
l79 Superiof-ek.
ARTISTS HATERIALS-WIGDgO AID
HnWTON'S and Gou2fl's on and Water Color.
81 r. ID. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
l79 Suparior-St.
OVAL AND soUARR GILT ROSEWOOD
Francs, at r. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
I7s Superior-st.
3E0T0GEAPH COPIES OF 0ELNREkTHR
fAlntihgS ana EngrAyingE, at
l79 Bupsrior-f1
"UAATAs De VIsIrE" OF oHLEHRATEp
Hen and Wonsp and PaImsr's MarbIes at
u. B. DOUGLAS a CO.'S,
HSeuPari0T-St.
FINE AAGRAvING8 eR DIsTINGUIsHTp
Hen Z. 3. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S
Elr8 l7g suDsrior-6
DORTRAIT BRAMES.-SoUARI
Il and Oval Gilt Frames, At
nayzl BARGEAHTB.
DH0TOGRAPH FRAMES.--GrI,R
Il and Rosewood Oval Frames, splendid saIoFS
9eae. HARcEAFT'e.
OYSTETS.-J. O. MALTBY'S
oslebrated Baltimore Oysters received daily, at
FLEHIH9 EEY,
HArW Ia OltArfo-et.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
TOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING

OHoIUE BUILDINs LOTs-ss feet front on
1lid aud Prospect Ss.. 10 ro east of ase Avenue,
ethsr front sold separate and more 'front.' 70 be OBJ
tatnsd n % cesired.
he lest trout on Euclid aud Prospect-Sts,, rods
west OF Case Avenue. 70 pe sold 10 one lot.
50 feet mont by us feet deep south side OF Pros
poct-ht between Granger aud Ches lire-Sts.
e feet front by ls2 feet deep the south side Of
fraukiin-5u., a Ter rods west Of Reservoir.
All Of the above property is offered on the moat
rpssonable terms. apply at The Office Of Bsckus
msritI1s W G. WILLIAMS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
Fourth appearance Of
Mr.. ]. n. CHILDERS,

This Thursday Evening, March 2lth 1854. the rsr-
iormAnee will commence with The farce called the
BEKICIA Roy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

Librarians Office, March %, 1854 .148.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08
AGEooR DEGAsPARN,
4 -,--.-r,r H,-rrv,r
The shadows Of Coming Events.
PARIS, October 81, 1863.

Under the above heading the London
Pos: of the 10Th December introduces the
letter Of the London Times New York cor
respondent, referring to the collapsed con-
dition Of things in the Southern country.
The Post remarks:
"Evsry war must come to an end ct
least every war that has ever been wsged
termiu ated early or late in q peace. They
had long wars in Greece, bat like the
siege Of Troy, each came to an end to the
disadvantage, of course, Of one of tbs par
ties. Roman history is full Of feats of
broil and battle and the thirty years
war in Germsny, and the twenty years
war Of the French Revolution, tell the re-
suits in their titles. Happily the power
to destroy In our time tends greatly to
abridge hostilities, and few will be sorry
if the present war in America affords a de-
sirable illustration. Except those deeply
interested in it's continuance, its speedy
cessation would fill the world with glad
ness. When will it cesse2 The shadows
of coming events are on Richmond. The
Confederates are surrounded by difficult
ties, and the Southern people lack faith in
ultimate success. This statement is in
opposition to all we have previously heard,
but we have it nov from authentic sources
Ine IBcL5 are told IN wy 10 EXCLUDE
doubt"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08


future, for g grand triumph, and early
close of the Rebellion.
To many the winter quartsriDg Of The
Army Of the Potomac is source Of dis
content and cause for fault finding. For
the benefit Of those, and other csvillers
against the Administration, few facts
and figures may sufice. Take pounds as
the average weight Of single ration, for
so 600 men it would require 10000 lbs,
or 60 tons for one day, for five days 300,
and ten days 600 tons, and this only for
Subsistence. Add to this the ammunition,
forage, baggage trains and suffers stores,
Sc, and all these transported over roads
where the wagon wheels sink nearly to
the hub in mud and swamp, and make
from five to ten miles per day, and your
readers may form faint idea Of the diff,
culties of rapid forward, or any other
movements on Virgins soil with q large
army.
The New Year opened glOomily with q
drizIling rain, and lowering sky early in
the morning, but before noon the sun was
out in full splendor, and the streets
thrOuged with callers.
The President received the Diplomatic
Corps at 10 A. N the officers Of the Army
and Navy from IL to II, and from II to z
p. NJ the plebeisns en- BGsSs. A similar pro-
grsmme, though at different hours, wss
adopted by the various Secretaries. At
that Of Secretary Caase he was admirably
assisted by his daughters, Mrs. Sprsgue
and Mics Nettie Chase. Mrs. s. has lost
none of her powers Of entertaining and
makes most superior and fascinating
hostess.
The genial msuners Of the Secretary al.
ways make his house on these, and other
occasions, TO visitors and friends, pleas
ant place of entertainment.
To carEaet anv characterization thai
\ 1asy nave arisen or may arise, IN regard Ia
The Baltimore s Ohio Railroad. at the West,
[ would state that the trains over that road
Irp, and have been for some time past,
running with great regularity, both
through aud local, and to passengers com
| ing to Washington there is no more desir-
able route. The sleeping cars are as fine
as on any rosd in the country, and the new
cars lately put on the road are roomy and
convenient, and the passenger is relieved
from any charge Of his baggage from the
starring point to the terminus at Wash
ington.
Harpsr's Ferry, the birih place Of the Re.
5elliOn, Msrtinsburgh, Cheat MOuntaini
and other places made historical by the
Rebels, are now, and will be in future,
places of interest to the traveller on this
-oute-
The Holidays over, the wheels Of legis-
Iation will start anew this week, and what
ever may turn up, of local or general in
terest l will endeavoI to give you in due
season. JUEIUs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08
From Columbus.

COLUMBUS January D.
Both branches Of the General Assembly
having adjourned over to Thursday, time
was afforded TO look in on the Sorghum and
State Agricultural Conventions. The WOOL
growers are still here, but did not sit to-
day. They came on the stage tonight to
listen to the address of Mr.. Randall, Of
JeW York.
The growth aud culture Of cane was the
topid of discussion. The conclusion ar
rived at was that Sorghum stalks were
excellent feed for stock.
In the Agricultural Convention q reso.
luton was adopted in favor Of the accep
tanoe by the State of the grant of land
made BY Congress for the benefit Of Agri-
cultural Colleges.
A resolution was adopted asking the
legislature for an annual appropriation
Of three thousand dollars from the State
Treasury, for the use of the State Board,
in lieu Of funds from eschafed lands and
other State allowances.
A resolution was offered and discussed
against taxing tobacco in the hands Of
producers but it was defeated.
The proposition to offer premiums for
tobacco in the hands Of producers was
agreed TO.
A resolution that ell State fairs should
be hereafter hell in Columbus was voted
down.
After discussing the beDe6ts Of sub soil
blowing, the Convention adjourned over
10 Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08


McClellan's Autobiography or Reooleo-
iions Of the great George B., being in the
hands Of the COMMITTEES on Printing and
not likely, from its unwieldly bulk, TO
be issued soon, is heralded BY an ad-
vanoed courier in the shape Of a let
ter. This letter is at once an expla,
nation Of his military policy and also
5 bid for the next Presidency. He knows
that the War Party have absorbed the
leading civil and military talent Of the
nation and that he is the only son Of Mars
who looms up before the eyes Of the con
serVatyes as suitable hero for the Pres
idential race. Ia this sad plight Of his
friends and admirers, he bends gracefully
from his imperial hight and smiles upon
them. BE shogs them why he so long
hesitated aud eventually failed. lie was
not in favor then, nor is he nov, Of any
thing which would canss any great sfIlic-
tions to the Calalines that revel in the na-
tons life blood at Richmond. He yet
holds the doctrine Of qua in one hand and
olive branch ia the other. In this letter,
written from HarrisOn's Landing just after
his repulse from before Richmond, he says
TO the President "A 9eeI ration Of radical
-;----. -lsnssi.lLs anna slasis-.s III
5;rinfrgrate cur pTeseat armies" This l.
rather striking view, considering the dis
Indignation they hsd been suffering uader
the wonderful strategy of those seven days
Of bsttle. Even in the moment when hls
whole army was in danger Of capture,
he was 30 absorbed in his conservative
notions SIS TO feel impelled to lecture the
President upon his policy. But his views
do not end here. He says still further
thst he protests that ''neither the eOTf:ea-
tiOn Of prrpsrty, political executions of
persons, territorial organizations Of States
or foreibIs abolition Of slaDsry should be
nontemplaiad far a Haoment" Although
At the very moment Of penBiDg these
words, our army, as he himself confesses,
vss in a critical condition, he yet had time
to address this hOmily on the policy Of tn
President to the Commander in-Chief.
The Louisville Journal says the issue
between athe radicals and conservatives in
the next Presi iiential election is made up"
I. will therefore hail with great de-
light this well-timed bid Of Gen. Nc
Clellan for the next Presidency. The
radicals accept the issue and trust
that thy will be so fortunate as to
have Gen. McClellAn's policy offered to
the people let alI remember. Let too that
the man who opposes the abolition Of
slavery csa never ruls over this Peo
pie. The man who is so fearfal lest
Rebels shall lose their property IS this
new sspirant is, may bid farewell to ell
hope Of greatness or Of the Presidency
- -not- -isspzl- zl-ysisiA4espatea-b by
a raiical policy. On the contrary armies
and people have exhibited magnificent
uprising to higher, moral and politiosl
grounds that is uuifyjng and strength
ening the nation more thaa ever before,
and commanding the homage and admirs-
tion Of the great and good in all lands.