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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
STATE ITEMS.

The Evansville Times OF yesterday says
that the Democratic County Convention which
was 10 have been held Go day Il postponed until
further notice This course Is deemed Advisable
on account ol the engagement of many Demo-
Gratis Ia military matters. which would probably
prevent their attendance. Mr. Mcdonald will.
however. address the citizens of Evansville to-
night
--HsGGlsoS County NOMINATIONS The Dem.
ocraic convention held At Coryjon on Saturday
last wa largely attended. The following nomi
nations were made. aud the resolutions OF thc
Second District Congressional convention unan
imously Endorsed:
For Representative. John " Lamp: Tor Clerk
William Hancock; ior Sheriff. Henry Renor, for
Treasurer. T. II Richards; Tor County Commits
sioner. rhos Patlnson. for Coroner: George
o'Conner
CONGRESSIONAL Canvas IN mr ELEVENTH
Disrnicr.-McDo well and Stilweli. the opposing
candidates for Congress. met at Strawtown ON
the 18th instant, Tor the first time In Joint discus
sion. Quite a respectable crowd had assemble.
" hear the debate II was agreed that Mcdowell
should open discussion IN a speech of one hour.
halt. and Mcdowell to conclude Ia speech oi
thirty minutes The discussion Vas conducted
la a gentiemaply manner. each speaker evncing
jealous regard for his opponents feelings The
crowd vas vety quiet aud listened with mark Ell AT.
teniion to both speeches II Andors,on STANDARD.
Y 100 Cot NTrNoNiNArIoNs. The following
Is the excellent ticket npminaiei by The Democ-
racy ot 80 county:
j III. Blake. for Count, Clerk.
Patrick shannon. Tor County Treasurer
Charles Kern. Tor Sheriff
William Mack and I-iinh Danham, Tor Repre
seuta,ives.
J H. Sunk tor County Commissioner
Robert Allen for County surveyor.
j II Murphy. for County Coroner
The Terre uaule Journal SAYS that the sal-
lani aId intrepid Dol james W Stewart. Who
has jus, returned from re1.el prison. indorscd
the iickei, and will support the Democratic
cause
-MuRroS's L,sr PRoSVActAsENr0.--Ihe y
Albany Ledger makes the following comments
upon lie address Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee aud the response Of Governor
Morton:
Wehope lhe assurances OF His Excellency that
the approaching elections viii be conducted fair
ly. aud legal voters bc protected in their rights.
are maze IN good faith aud will be carried out in
gOod faith. but chat there are many grave ap
prrhen-ious in tie public mind that such will not
bee the case cannot be dcnrd VIVA, would be
ths psof.T remedy Tor such q state OF things a.
has been feared Il j. not tor Vs. TO saw The
State Committee advise one remedy but there
raay be 4 better one. We hope at any rate that
peace may he preserved aud eivl eouAicts avoid
ell We shall labor in the future as We have In
the past 10 preserve peace But can peace be
preserved il the freedom Of the ballot l. Oh
ssructed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
The Chicago Comventsem-ssaif rare
Rates.


We are authorized Ia announce that the fol-
lowing roads will carry visitors to the Democratic
National Convention, which assemblies 1T Chica-
80 on the 29;h instant. NJ half fare rates
The Peru aud indianapolis. through 10 Chi
eago.
The Lafayette aud Indianapolis through to
Chicago.
The Cincinnati aud indianapolis.
The Central.
The Jacksonville.
The Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
The Evansville and Charlottesville. and
The Chicago Air Line
The Peru and indianapolis road will issue hall
fare tickets which will he good or any train from
the 18th OF August 10 the ID Of September IN
elusive Trains leave this city this road eve
ny day except Sundays a, l:35 A VI. and
9I5 p NJ.
The Louisville, New Albany aud Chicago road
will issue hall fare tickets which will be good
over oil trains from the 18th day OF August to
the 9Th day of September inclusive.
The Cincinnati and indianapolis road proposes
10 run special train from Cincinnati to Chicago
leaving Cincinnati on the morning Of the 21th
The arrangements on the other roads will be
announced ms we receive them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

A lev DAYS since q meeting oi leading men oil
New England, Republicans, was held Ia Boston.
at which Secretary Fessenden and Senator vii.
sou were present. Al this meeting the conclu
sion reached that the war had arrived NJ
that stage when IL was absolutely necessary that
In obedience To the general sentiment Of the pee
pie. something should ice done 10 indicate dis
position on the part Of tho Government to dis
continue the war. and that for this purpose &c
essary Steps should Ice taken a. tender an ~ lnif
tcc 10 the rebel authorities.
The visit of the Hon. Henry wiisoa u the
President lev days since Il understood Ia have
been 10 present these views aud urge them upon
him What tho result, IT his mission VAS has not
yet transplred
Tie foregoing NC copy isoai the spccial Wash
iugtou dispatches "a the Cincinnati Gazette. dated
the 18th met. II the report Ia regard Ia The
action of the New England Republicans can be
relied upon the war policy OF the Admin s,ra.
ton l. eficctuaiiy condemned In the housc of it,
friends. The New England Republicans,
arrived At the conclusion that vigorous proscu-
ton Of p.sce instead OF war. Ia the general scn,.
mens of the people. This declaration, under the
peculiar circumstances !, WAS uitefel. possesses
q peculiar significance. A few days ago we pub
lshed join, report OF the Senstc and House.
signed by Senator wApr. Of Ohio. and Rcprcsen
tative DAVIS. OF Maryland. denounclns IN the
most decided terms the usups,ion- III Mr.. LIN
COIN. and they commend. a. the remedy Tor
the evils Of which they complain. that the peo-
pie. in the approaching elections, should Gust
from bower the men whose acts have proven them
to be both unified for and unfsihfal 10 the trust
ccnhdei them. The lcsdIag Republicans of
New England. according to the reports of
the Cincinnati Gazette. are Tor peace
They say. aud Ia the statement they only express
the common sentiment OF the people. that - me
thing should be done To Indicate deposition on
the part OF the government TO discontinue the
war and that for this purpose necessary steps
should b. taken o. tender an armistscc 10 the re.
bel authorities " This u certainly a change OF
programme. IL made IN good faith h virtually
comedies that negotiations for an afm-ticc. In
the pfc,cnt circumstances OF the country. - lie
Femed, tor the evil OF var, and unless thi- dr.
position Is indicated on our part there j. 40 hope
for an early adjustment OF the issues between tie
tso sections which gill lead to peace and reunion
IL The Gazette reporter correctly represents
the views Of the leading Republicans Of New
Esgland. i : esbenec that the sober second
thought OF the people. which seldom orrs, Is
about To resume is sway. We give tine report
FOR Mat il j. worth, hoping. .oeeves. that /,
may prove true. for ne confidently believe that
an arsnstice, a cessation Of hostiliiies, ami the
bringing the people Of the tao sections together
face 20 face. would result in = settlement OF orr
sectional differences and troubles. and a rcstora.
ton Of those friendly relations which strife con.
tsntlon snd gar can never accomplish.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

NorreSpOBdent OF the Ninccnnes (ind.l sun.
LOUISVILLE. August TO-
Speaking OF military heroes. heard of "A LITTLE
incident day OF two since, in which one figured
rather unenviably. He and one Of his staff, Col.
u cid not learn his name.) formerly in
command Of a negro regiment, were passing
through the rOtunda o, the Louisville Hotel.
when they met Col. Looms of the famous battery
Gen. b santed him, which was returned; the
staff officer also salr,ed, but Col l.. returned the
salutation with cOntemptuous snesr.
what do you mean siry ! demand an expla
nation" exclaimed the officer.
The h--ll YOU do Well, sir, you shall have
IT, When an officer gets so low down as to
command body OF negro soldiers. | desire him
TO understand that he is beneath my notice; aud
II you salute me again, ] shall take occasion to
spit in your face"
Then, sif. | demand satisfaction, aud refer
the matter To Gen. b." rejoined the eurased
officer.
Gen. .. hereupon stepped forward, and re-
marked with much feeling:
Col l. my stan officers must be treated with
the respect due their rank aud position. You
owe Col. -- apology"
The h--ll do" replied Col. J. We'll, Cen.
have 10 repeat to YOU what before said II
any member OF your staff Who has been connect.
ed with negro regiment ever salutes me will
return II bs splitting in his face This is the only
apology can make
The story goes that the conversation became
quite angry. and the parties stepped aside. when
finally Col. l.. drew his watch and was heard To
say to Genl;
"You are id liar. and will give you just
halt n minute to resent IL.
The colloquy continued. the General looking
"a pale "a a ghost. when Col l.. finally put up
bis watch. saying:
II now pronounce you id coward
lie then turned OH his heel aud left the great
military hero TO his own rchections-and pleas
ant reflections they must have been! give you
the story n have heard II from good source
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

-Soorur>e-We understand that the Honor
able Horatio Cen, Newcomb. dty nurse by spe-
sial appointment, on account OF the shattered
condition Of His Escelsencyis nervous system,
superinduced by the recent address OF the Demo
cratic State Central Committee. Is administering
too Z. NJ. Mrs WinslOws Soothing Syrup. As
His Excellency Is in the process OF cutting his
wisdom teeth. the dry nurse aforesaid bulletin.
that the application has very soothing effect !
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First Disiriet-wuLIAN r. NIBLAcK,
second District-MICHAEL c. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth Dstrict-GEOR6E BERRY.
Seventh District-DANIEL w. VOORHEES,.
Eighth District-JAMEs p. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth District--JOsEPH X. EDGERT0N.
Eleventh District-JAMRs y. MCDOWELL .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

ATE NEWS FROM RtcBxoSD--ABASDoSNEsT
OF TuE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG Br GENERAL
xEr AMY ooSE TO ATLANTA
GENERAL EARLY WILL nETREAr TO GoEDo,ss-
vILLE--GES BKAURKGARD AT xoBILE-IsPRoB-
ABILITY OF THE CAPTURE OF MOBILE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

Fos Go-erner,
Joseph r.. McDsnasd. OF Marion,
Tor Lieutenant Governor,
nahisn .. Manson, Of Montgomery.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES 5. ArHoS. Of Marion.
For Auditor e STATE,
JOSEPH RrsTrSE, Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of state,
MATTHEW L. BRETT, Of Davies
For Attorney General,
OSCAR b. H0RD, Of Decatur.
Fer Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, q Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme coar:.
SAMUEL y. PERKINS. Of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
JAMES u. HANNA, Of Sullivan,
JAMES l. woRDES, Of Alien.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETHELBERr c. HIEBES. Of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter
NAPOLEON p. TAYLOR. % ysrior.
For Electors a. Large.
JOHN PETIT Of rppecanoc,
SIMEON X. WOLFE, Of usrri-on-
COuilngents,
GRAHAM n. FITCH, Of Cas-,
WI. ". FRANKLIN. ~ o-cn.
For District Electors,
First D.stricf-SILAs ". HO1EOMB. Of Gibson.
Contngeni-PETER MAiER, Of Vanderburg
second Dstrict-E1IJAH NEwItND, OF Floyd.
Confingcnt--JAs. A. GHoRAIEf, Of Washington.
Third Dis,rics-AMBRosE b. CARLTON, Of Lawrence
Coulngent-E. @. LELAND. Of Jeneron.
Fourth Dstrict-BARTOS W. WILSON, VI Decatur
ContinTent-EDvIS r. FERRIS, of Ripley.
FInh Dsstrict-JAMEs BROWN, Of Randolph.
Contingsnt-Tpos. MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth Distrct-FRANK LANDERs. OF Morgan.
Costlngent-BKSJANiNf r. DAVIS, OF Shelby.
seventh Dsstrct-ARCHIBAiD JOHNSON, OF Putnam
Contlngcnt-GEO. W. THOMPSON, Of Parke.
Eighth DlstrIct-JoSATHAS c. APPLEGATF, Of Car
roll.
ContIn gent-LEANDER McCLUR6, Of Clinton.
Ninth Dstrict--J. G.. OSBORNE, of Marshall.
Consingenf-ELLis HUGHES Of white.
Tenth DstrIct-ROBRRT LOWRY, Of Elkhar.
Contingencies. W. sPIOTT, Of DeKaib.
Eleventh District. W. sANsBURY. Of Madison.
Contingent-s. n. ovERAAN, Of Upton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

arsne hsfe~th 10 notify all persons having Adver-
Using Cards % the DroD Curtain a the hstrotolfan
Theatre, that the time for which they had Advertised Ia.
expired These desiring their cards during The
coming Theatrical sssson. do by calling "a tie
Box Once q the Theatre, lstween 10 aud II o'eo~.
N. any morning during this week
All cards will te sod 40 th~r ,.rts
after this week.
sugl'-dit " BUTCH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
To Females, Old az Young
Married or Single!

fyou suffering from any Disease peculiar TO your
sex, your should lose time In obtanin medical aid
where you will surely find IT, The experience and sue
which the Doctor has had IN Female Diseases has In
uenccd persons send him that class patients for
hundreds OF miles
Sent free receipt 81 stamp. copy % our Private
Letter TO Married Ladies on Health
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

when asked for their authority 70 treat, said they
had none but could get It. That's all there was
Of that. Hewas peace--for cOnquering peace
and when il came he would trust 20 slavery bleed
ing 10 death from the wounds il had already re
ceiyed. Hevould have no tears TO shed over it,
he repeated his declarations Of yesterday about
negro soldiers, and closed with string appeal
for the support Of the war. which was now about
to strange tle rebellion.
Governor Morton left in the evening for New
Albany, and Nr. Mcdonald. for Washington,
Davies county.
The meeting today closed the joint appOin;
n.ents for this week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

FnvAkEN up on the Michigan Road, "a the hrst toll
u gate north of the city, White tsw, With dsrk
spots her shonlder, rcd ear, black and short
horns. Has a young calf about two weeks old.
The have her hy proving property and pay
Ing charges. JANIS SMITH,
Mlchigan Road near Crown Hni Cemetery
augfs.dsf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
WANTED.

10 II T. S e. T. ~ IT.
NNyASTED TEN oRTwELyE HUNDRED DOLLARS
w for one or two year., which VIII be secured BY
mortgage city properly worth double the amount.
for particulars Inquire At No. J, old Poet Once Bald
Ing, up ssirs. sug2o-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

Hon. Joseph Z. Mcdonald, Hon. Thos. A.
Hendricks and. Hon. NJ c. Kerr will address the
citizens Of Floyd county. at New Albany. on
Wednesday. The 24th instant, at ! o'clock p NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
GAME IN SEASON, FRESH OYSTERS,

In fact every delcacy and Substantial the markets
home abroad furnish may at all times lc ordered on
his tables served IN the most superior style.
His aim j. 20 keep FIRST class house which gentlemen
visit with satisfaction.
He Is thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto be-
slowed upon him aud will DO bis best 10 merit con.
tinuance Of the same. HEZEKfAH.
augis-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20

FNVhk Article ofCopsrtner-hip between Edward enox
y ana Alex Dasher, Jun, distinctly ststes that
nehef party shall sign any Obligation whereby the arm
becomes liable without tho % the other party
a"g'-oS' A. DAsafR. ian.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
NOTICE.

guvHls q 20 certify that my ofe Mar, Green sfs me
yesterday without any cause rcason. Therefore.
warn all persons not To trust her on my sooount
MICHAEL GKFIN
indianapolis. August Ia, lsoa suef-.dst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,

Whose hollow cheeks and paled couniensnces tell II
fearful language and silent working Of terrible dis
ease, undermining the constitution, memory and
hurrying them 20 premature death. Reflect while
son holds sway and avail yourself Of the services Of Dr.
Pendery whose treatment dispates the slightest disease
and cures the most harrassng weakness other
Of serious difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-20
His Remedies for Venerial Diseases

Are FAR superior 20 anything introduced into the
United States challenging the public TO bring him
he cannot cure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING. HVR SOI.DIEpa,

IN obcdiaace TO special Of,iem ~. ~,
frcm ipepsrtosn, Headquarters, u,
Glowing Dausri 0,icsrs ~ cs,kved to
IriHs TO collect clo,hing and co,.csir,s
Nr i,rig IDEAS Maclsy And Wsul's Hstr.
~, MAJ de0. Walkers tpiA) Divisioa
!, canirR b. too earnestly impressed uy,ns
the relatives and is~nds Of tbe soldiers of
there issiRsass and Divisions, the ,uspost.
snoc OF furnishing them rood end warn
clothing to shield them from tn. incl nss
~ A,si cold st the coming winter.
The inability OF the govcrumeo, to ior.
nish M adequate supply, wi, furnish ,he
sfoa,sir I~ strong APPEAL to The p.,rio,.
&c aad tr0evste,t and Il Is sot sisubt~d
oei ,i,A, = considerable qssnthy II shors
-osks, cost, pants, shirts, Ac., win b.
totbrctld Ia Texas AMI snf tn the tssppa
. the hsad. And 1t !. cArm,ssiy dssieeA
that lie c,trrDt OF each c,uaty will tAhe
r acA steps iu this important ssstfrs thHa
,hs cS0th,nx .aay bo collesaci IN ,Arw ~
sI<c'ivr equities proin2aiy NJ ,hc dss lev~.
ui ,in'e, ~ that n lhtle time ~ pss,el h
nAy clAEsr IN 'or~Sr,Asv s ~ tir Army
IS wiArsK ~ NEARLY HsRe Tie ciuHh.
my whi b. dei'vcnd to The tnroiimx IN.
Get u elGs coIn'y by the DSeh ~ ~.
tsbes. II tn tosaaI'Ss OAsccr t's %.
-ept vi ,'as'ss,~ or oihrs v.ss, he will sss-ct
ro'nc reliable persou 10 set 10 bis yasce
t~'h package slssild bc plainly mssacd
With 'hs name II the person fa wbo~ h.
tctsi.Si, Asd tic eotnI~ny .sd n'vimes, -
~n'ch he ssioags.
j. A. MoLfAORk, Capt. 20
18th I. L. (dAsn'D Masiays brigade.
). W. STORY, Lieut.,
9Th liegt., Wsars bs,g.. Wakes Inv.
W. q BLAIR. Lsst..
2oth /. {. l,Isan'N Ns&ay, Brvsde
sept. y, iet,t. nj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-23

oil " with = just sisa oi The great rsspp-
sibilitiu which rzt npos ~, sod give
Axaia to our lend i,s union, its p>ce, Ao.l
i,s liberty
Load AID enthusiastic cAeen greeted
Gov, Seymour = he concluded hh speech.
TIE platform was reported BY Mr.. O~sh.
rtc. |, h - givrn BY n tass Friday
When o6ssrd Mr.. Long. n chs, s(rr-
~ - ~ as,s~us0ent to cs1ssR IN after The
hsst rssaiSiisa tsAs 6sss ksueeoky rsssLs-
t'osl Of 1898, drafted BY Thomas jed~
~.
Mr.. Loas Submitted that so., OF vi
utser tunes, this resolutions, Affirming States
right oash, to b, rcsdspted, sbc re-
Amrocd.
The President, under the rules, decided
,hs, 'Le resolution must b. submitted -
,hr Committee oil isesdutiom
Mr.. 3. 3 Coz. n On'c. moved she
PRIV 'sos qusstica. '
n, Lssg hoped thss ~ eollsasss
would withdraw hM motion. - be deansA
to move N Anssdoast lhsi wsald g,iss
this Conveatinn 10 . position isvssiag
ps'ace beysud ths ssseakes OF any sQaivo-
ca lAAaaass. Ne .coah rot ~ iss any
resolutions that nlAy he constsusd either
way by mep u difeseu, views 10 the Con
ycption.
Mr.. Cox insisted upon his motion, and
the previous qnession HING crdered. me
resclusisas wvrv adopted Win bat kur Dr.
eeusing vok~s
II was then nsoved tAss tn Coovsnt,oA
proceed TO The sNnmston u . csnhAass
Tor press6snt
NJ. IoAa r.. Stockton. ot New J~Ysry.
10 eshaAi OF ~ dessxss,oa 81 tbs, Stale,
no.n,n.i.l isu<gs u McCIellsn. b.
Mr.. s. 5. Cox, Of ohio- IN behalf o. =
portion u tbe Ohio dsae CATION, ,scondej
the domination
Mr Stewart. 10 behalf n the Ohio dele
cation nominated 7'homa, " seymour
NJ Harris, OF Maryland seconded the
nomination Of 1'homa. n Seymon-. and
psre-s-d "a eslcrise his ya,'y .--v~-s
and sbil,,,es Mr. Harris continued a.
fstio~s Ow 'nsa noa,nAsrd here 10 Aay
- ,yr.pi ith-srs and bs<s-} No II
- Who first mt lated The policy by which
,,a'". W.,s,.nI rh,sh .,,n.,3-a.
much ut the kAuds Of that man, viii not
submit, TO his aomins.s ion 10 silence. Ills
oe .' =. "N W.
'vos'o' "ff w.. pep~
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~ :, us~Ii. " - "'.'
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-23

ehdief Alone Whe disc1fped hi0 d1vIphy
when be heard him pcss tAr,A pr~yer 70,
nsssy ed fsrgtvsss ~ The sstksve n his
ssGAstsgs. It's sAuiosssasion cannot
~ thts Usts~. W. a.. Nv. riscolu
vtews macy ,hsss sbo~s ~ Union. W.
pat ~ ustos M ~ ~ Ne thinks .
proclamation wsstA Duse sAan psses. We
tsssa ths hssd u ~ psop,e MON psesisus
tAan ths edists 81 ~ P~Mdsss Then
~ ~ h'nfvAse~s 10 ssr pathway Il Uaion
I'D 70 prsfs W. dssnanA m csoAis.cs~
isr the restoration Of the Unio~. We ~
shaoatsi with - hstes, NJ p-djvdk~s, no
raasssas- We vtsA 1t Aatesnai ressstoe
ssiP With The pespss Of the SsasA. We
,leaasa ~ sAem what w demasd M our.
us'scs-ths hll ssssgvittoo sftAs rights
d the States We asssa thai every State
"a eur antios's beaarr shaM shine With
one - ~ vsos lastre In the essnins
s,acetpn, IRE m,ss Asei,ie with which Of
~ tvo persA int vkich orr psspie are
,Svksed. 10y gill ~ II they Wish IN
Uuss 10y VAL nc, with ,Ass p.sty which
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