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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

AN ArrExrr TO EscAPE FROM JAIL.-Yes'
terday noon, the prisoners Mt the jail in thi'
city asked for aome water, and when MIR.
whitney. the jailcr. opened the door to pass
1t in, four of them made rush out, and at.
tempted to force i'm through the door.
The outer guard door was locked, but ],
could be unlocked from the inside. Mr.
Whitney succeeded in reaching the door.
passing his hand through the bars, and
throwing the key into the walk so that they
could not get out without forcing the door.
The alarm brought his wife to his assistance
armed with six shooter which suddenly
brought them to terms. They are now en-.
joying the quiet of the cells. Mr.. Whitney
was exceedingly fortunate in preventing their
escape, and deserves much credit for his pres
ence of mind -Bangor Wing.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
THE UNION &c J0URNAL,
Is the Democratic Party Alive.

The position and prospects OF the Demo.
cratic party are not very promising. In this
State they have called o convention to DO
held on the 18th inst. for the nomination Of
a candidate for governor to be run down in
the approaching canvass. But tho conven.
ton is mere farce. Tho attempt to keep
up party organization Is about rs useless
rs to undertake to make q rope Of sand. The
party is broken into fragments and this Is
the truth OF history: II was severed ut
Charleston in the home Of its friends before
the Republican party came into power. The
slave power was the rock upon which itsplit.
Since that time It has been undergoing disso
luton.
The reason why all efforts will fail to keep
tho breath Of life in the party is, that 1t still
clings to the old cherished idea Of perpetual
degradation and vassalagc Of four millions of
our countrymen. Under the lead Of such
men as Mcdonald, Emery, and Paris Of this
State, that idea constitutes tho cardinal
principle under which they hope to defeat
the Unionists Of Name in the coming canvass.
Having kept the negro enslaved until the
last moment, these men backed up by hardly
a respectable minority insist that in no event
shall he be enfranchised. We gladly accept
the issue and propose to fight it out on that
line. The Union, liberty-loving people OF
Maine stand in solid column in support of
the inalienable rights Of man, and 1t is the
support Of this principle that gives them in.
vincible vitality, enabling them to crush out
all opposition, grinding it to powder.-Le'O
ision Journal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

EThe Editor Of the Gardiner Journal 10
in trouble about that Burroughs shooting
case in Washington, or rather tho verdict OF
acouital Of the murderess, and feels very
much Harris-ed. He doubtless thinks IT the
two or three hundred damscls to whom be
had promised himself should oil get shot at
him. he would become as much curiosity as
the famous stump near Spotsylvani" Court
House. One thing is certain, every ono of
the three hundred would. be acquitted on che
ground Of insanity. Weadviso him to here.
after attend church regularly, mako his sub
scribcrs pay up. and Try to increase andi
prove his Norris. 9ai fseSfa' 'l' N-oa .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
sJ,- The syracuse journal says there is bu

81 The Syracuse Journal says there Is but
one Union journal In the entire list Of Its ex-
changes which Is not an earnest and outspoken
advocate Of universal suffrage. That journal
is the New York Times. we believe. says the
Journal, that in what were recently known rs
the Free States. the newspapers which honestly
anil persistently stood by the National cause,
and which to-day oppose negro suffrage may
be counted ON the fingers Of one hand. Does
the Times believe that It can successfully with
stand the united convictions Of that great party
which saved the Republic and male 1t forever
the home of frcemenl
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

II A dispatch from Washington states
that during the late Presidential canvass q
man named T.W. Fuller perpetrateda serie,
OF frauds by pretending to be an agent Of tn,
Republican Executive Committee, Of which
Senator Harlan was Chairman, and collecting
money from various oiice-holdsrs Throughout,
the country, amounting to the aggregate o.
S4o'OOo, lie had previously provided him.
self with several hundred blank receipts
signed BY Mr.. Harlan, which he had stolen
Gen. Baker has ever since been tracking Full,
Ter with his detectives, and only recently ha,
been successful in arresting and bringing him
to the city. lie halls from Indiana, but ha.
served five year term IN the Missouri Stat.
Peuitentiary. eaIi gae .e
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
The Coming Campaign.

In n fswdays tho two parties OF the coun-
try will hold Conventions in this State. nom
mate candidates for Office. and each will
declare the issues OF the coming election.
The republicans stand now where they have
always stood, irrevocably committed to the
fact that Freedom is national and since
the war has 20 willed il, slavery is dead /;
that henccforth that deadly Upas tree shall
never more flourish in our soil. under what
ever name II may adopt; that freedom hav'
ing been granted to those heretofore slaves,
everything necessary to the perfect enjoy
ment Of that grant shall be theirs; that the
National Government is alone supreme, and
that government has right and ought to
demand Of those hitherto in instruction,
every security for the future which necessity
may require.
What possible objection can any loyal
man have to every plank in this platform
The democratic party may resolve till the day
Of Judgment that slavery is dead, and 1t will
not alter the fact. II is dead not only by
war. but by Constitutional enactment. The
amendment will be adopted by every State
Of the Confederacy, thereby securing three.
iourths vote that none can question. Then
what will BE- the issue? A humorous writer
answers the question in nutshell: ether
will alluz DO dimocrisy 80 long as theirs a
niger. Their is incorporating dislike
to the niger in the mind Of ginowino dim
ocrat." Hence We know the exact measure
Of the Portland convention on the 18th inst.
Joining issue with the march Of great events.
opposing every step OF progress or puri6ca-
ton Of our politics. the copperheads will so
before the people, and ask them to endorse
that party in its Partinston efforts to sweep
back the waves Of universal liberty which
are engulphing all aids to universal tyranny.
and all efforts to again enslave the black
race. We are ready for the question. The
nation has not fought the leaders oil the
democratic party for the last four years. to
again restore them to power when ballots
and not bullets shall be the weapons used.
Not an intelligent copperhead in Maine ex-
poets his candidate for Governor to come
within twenty thousand votes Of an election
but the great issues at stake warn all loyal
men 10 meet in civil combat the foes Of a
liberated Republic, with the bravery and
vigilance which has distinguished our ar.
mics rs they gnppled the co.worken Of the
Same party on bloody battle-felds.
On, md yet '
May't thou put cd my corsecs, nor vw r.
my swort nos yes, Oh, Freedom. close thy lids
In slumbsr, fos thine euemy never sleeps,
And thru must watch and comic, un The dag
O the new earth and heaven, .fr
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
-rbe Dover Enquirer SAYS: Eel

n The Dover Enquirer saws :-"Dr.
Friedrich leaves Dover on Nor Day morning
next. carrying with him the hear ttelt thanks
oi numerous list Of patients. whom no has
relieved of some Of the most disagreeabls
maladies which aiiict human nature. While
the medical and surgical skill OF DR.. Fried
rich Is attested by 30 many witnesses. and -
general patronage. his character as . gentle
man has won him the respect and friendship
OF oil Who have made his acquaintance. We
trust no will b able ~ visit ~ frequently.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

VIRGINIA. Polrrio.-At the charter cleo
ton in Richmond recently the old spirit Of
rebellion WA unanimously apparent, and
rsbid sscesionists were elected to all the OF.
foes. Soldiers who had served IN the United
States service were disfranchised on che
ground Of losing their residence on accoan,
Of absence. bat rebel soldiers were every
where allowed 70 vote. The military au-
thoritiss have declared the election void. !,
now looks ~ thossh the whole State would
b. turned ever 10 . territorial condition.
Virginia loyalty 10 at very low discount at
washinsson aud everywhere else, and Is con.
sidsrsd very much akin TO "Punic faith. -
Virginia is in worss door than any other Of
the Conisderated sissen.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

The Laconia Mills have also raised the pay Of
their operatives 20 Hr cent. and upwards. and
We presume the York Mills have done the ssms.
Good weayers, 1t the present rate Of wages, can
make eight dollars week and upwards.
The attention Of capitalists b called to the
notice In another column Of the incrsass Of
capital In the P,sostsqua Rirs and Marine In
surAnee Company. which Offers IN unusual
opportunity Of obtaining Stock at par In .
successful and established company.
On Saturday evening last, two ladies. Mrs.
Gerry and Mrs. Mclntirs OF Kittery, attempt
Ell tocross the railroad track In South Berwick,
when train Of cars struck tho horse. killing
him instantly, and threw the occupants out Ut
the carriage, injurIuR them severely. although
no bones were broksn. Port. 1rgss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

NEWSPAPERS There can be no doubt what.
ever that the Same labor, energy and ability de.
voted to any branch Of trade or mechanical
business, that Is and must be given to paper,
to keep It alive, would prove far better paying.
especially In such times n for three years past.
ers live in hopes OF better days coming Ma
chias Union.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

gsec. welles has sentenced seaman
James Simmons, who had been court martialed
for expressing sstisfaction at the assassination
Of President Lincoln, to two years imprispn-
ment, to forfeiture of all pay ani allowances,
to be honorably discharged from the navy, and
never again be enlisted or permitted to serve
under the government Of the United States.
Served him right.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

FATAL Accrpnr.-On Wednesday last,
says tho Portland Star. Ave men went into
the house Of q colorcd man named 8. Has
kins, near Camp Berry. and demanded some.
thing to eat, declaring that they wanted cab
bags. Haskins told them he had no cabbage.
One Of the party soised q piece OF board and
struck Haskins blow on the head, which
killed him instantly. The police have been
trying to ferret out the murderer and his as
sOciates. ...l...r 80
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
n We hope that the Union men Of this

IL We hope that the Union men Of this
County will call their caucuses in tho several
towns early, and secure full delegation ia
both the State and County convention. We
have had bountilul season and have all Ia.
bored to make hay while the sun shone lie,
Us bear in mind that these primary meetings
are Of the utmost Importance, and should be
we'll attended.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

We are indebted to Hon. John II. Good.
enow, our Consul General resident ut Con
stantinople, for late European papers. They
were mailed at that city on the I'D ult., and
We infer by that that he is enjoying good
health, which his many friends in this local.
ity will be glad to hear. ....I,....
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

NEW Music.-Ws have received from Hof.
ace Waters, 4sl Broadway. N. T., the FOL
lowing pieces Of now music :-"Oh. Meet
mo dear Mosner; words by Mrs NJ. Kiddsr,
music by .. U. Foster; "Stand up for che
Flag" words and music BY same; "Only
You and l." words and muaic by same. Mr..
Waters gets up his music in superior style,
and sells il at very. low rates. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
Union County Convention.

The citizens d the County q York who support the
present National AMI State Administrations invited %
.epd delegates Convention TO be held at the Town Hall
in Are on TUESDAY, August lTth ls6S. at looeloek
A. NJ for the purpose % nominating candidates Zoe three
Senators County Treasurer and County Commissioners, and
10 TRANSACT such other business may properly come BE-
fore tire Convention Zach city and and Town VIII be
iitic to delegate for il corporation and one delegate
for each ory votes cast for the Union candidate for Gov
ernos IN 1894 and delegate o. fraction Of ~ 90 above
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

.U A special traia viii leave Ki.,sry 10Th
inst. 10 convey delegate 10 tho Union State
Convention it will leave Biddeford at $40
A. NJ. Returning leave Portland about four
o'clock, % alter The adjoummens Of the con.
vsn,ioo. Pare two thirds price.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
Caucus Notice.

THE Republicans AMI all others Of Bsei<d, who sup
pvt the prrsent National and State Admnis,raticns av
rcausss 10 meet In City Hall MONDAY evening, August
Tb 10 ehooc ten degstes IN the Union State Convention
TO be hollen In Portland, August 10Th and also 10 ehoo
eighteen deiessts the Union County Convention 10
hidden nj Afffcd, August nth. fr crier u Ciy Com
Bhidefc<d, July -. 1858
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

Inc Couny Committee WIZ meet NJ he eouhy house
JAMES N. DEERING,
SYLVESTER LirrLEfIELD,
fRANCIS BACON,
JACOB BLACK, &C.,,
ALONZ0 LEAvIrr, Gu.
IRA \. LIBBY, N"
GEORGE GETCHELI,
JOSEPH w. HANSON.
JOHN 4 MOODY,
July n, 1865
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04
Union State Convention.

The citizens of Maine who support The National Admin
.Aon q Andrew johnson, and the stAte Administrator
a samuel Coay, ss invited 10 send delegates 10 STATE
Convention 10 be held
AZ Portland, on Thursday, Aug. 10,
ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ Coz he purpose q Nominating eandi
date for Govenor, 70 be supported by the Union men u
Maine at the ensuing State erction.
The bsss u representation win be rs blows Zach
city, town and plantation shall he entitled To ooe deg,
aw ooe delegaie additional for every seyenty-hve w.
COG Gov. Couy last September, and one for rsc
Sorty votes.
JAMES q. blaine,
JAMES VI. STONE
N. A. POSTER,
NOAH PRINCE
NEISON DINGLEY, ia,
H. n PRESCUrL..
JOsIAH MERkOW, s...
wILEs HUBBARD, Union stA@
FRANCIS COBB, Commiitee.
pANIEL LANE,
ID. LINDSEY,
A. q. LEBR0KE
GEORGE r. SEwALL,
ESGENE HALE,
CHAA ID. PAINE,
EBEN. WOODBURY.,
July u, 1855
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

lucky, members Of Congress and State Treas
urer. lst Tuesday in September Maine, Gov
crnor and Legislature, p Monday in Sepsem-
Der. ,shr,r,,.s ...,i,i. ,df.b
Gen. IF. Butler at lowell, has given
81 900 to found 4 scholarship in wassrville
College. amsdi iileH o' boaris ''',. fi'ay
Fifteen negroes were found dead in tho
river below Macon, Ga.-died Of starvation
Il Is supposed. o. oiaI odl 'slh o"'ta ins
u The Mormon "destrosing angels" have
murdered another family for attempting 70
leave Ziooc 10. .ol ~ bai .nTnl .gts1aa.
Applications for pensions arc on the in.
crease. tits laid that thirteen millions will
DO required % pay pensions this year.
Maine contributed moro men during the
| late war than Great Britain did to tho allied
army during tho Russian war. .,,..-ros 4 .
Of tho travelling liquor agent who b
charged with wife poisoning a. Houlton, tho
waterville Mail ask, the pertinent question:
"whc.her he hasn't Is good q right 70 poi
son bis wife, a. to poison other folksT" aii,
There wsrc ton thousand Fenians present
at the recent celebration ut Jones's Wood In
New York. There was regular Grafton by
WIN. B. Roberts, Esq, which breashed tho
most fcry spirit against England, and argued
In favor Of war as "Irish liberty can only DO
won BY lighting for IT,"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-04

An anonymous correspondent at Portsmouth,
N. H., has been writing scurrilous articles 10
the Boston Herald, made up Of slang and indie
cent illusions to the people OF Kittery. No
paper In this State would admit such corres-
pondenes into Ito columns, but that IL no oriic-
rion for metropolitan papers We think that
II We should publish the scathing reply pro-
pared by our Kittery friend, IL would only dig
nifty the Herald scribtIer by noticing him. In
reference to the PorismOs1 " Navy Yard.
"Kittery" must pardon some Of che Ports
mouth people for being sensitive to the name
of the Yard. just the same ~ Daniel Pratt loves
TO consider himself candidate tot The Presi-
depcy. The Yard 10 not recognised - the
Portsmouth Navy Yard. We have among our
letters one from the Secretary Of the Navy.
written less than month ago. In which no
twice refers 70 the "Kittsry Navy Yard" Thus
naming itin each reference
John Mathes. young man from Durham,
who has been for three years In the brick maxi
lag business 10 this place, came here from Dur-
ham last Tuesday for the purpose Of losdfss
vessel. On Wednesday be was about tow soo
engaged some men 70 work for h'n " nsA.
day. In the evening he went to Biddssord and
took supper at the boarding house OF Isaso II
lIott. amer which no went out and nothing has
since han heard frou him. Its upposed that
no had sbout 90 With him. - that u sli bic t.
Their knew Of u the time Of bis leaving Dur.
ham. Pears are entertained that be has been
fully dealt With.-Saeo Democrat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-31
Gen. Lee Sauyuins,

"Hsruies," the Richmond o,r..pon len, oi
ofthe Charleston Mercury, s.yr that distin.
gu'shed msuber of Congress called on General
Lee few days ago, To talk over the stat, OF
the country. General Lee -.id he saw nothing
III the military situation tn justify drspondency
much less de'pair. Ills only tear was that the
disease of depression m'ght DO permitted TO
p'ead sn 'ng the people II this could l.
prevented. he WAS sAnguine OF suec-ss. The
member OF ongress ~as opposed to the use
oi slaves as soldiers, but General Lees arxu.
n'e"ts Induced him u Withdraw all opposition.
's''s. LonYs'ises aud E~ell concur with Gen.
Lee.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-31
Probable Recognition Of the Confsds.
rsoy and Good News Generally.

Like jewel iu an ash.hesp, there has
sIddsniy L-sn .sruped into light, one OF
Inc uiost co"so'ihg itens Of intelligence
which IL has bssu our fvrtuns 10 puuI,,b
for se,rrs, ~.sks Tins rare p.scs sfn
formstion Is tom au Influential gentleman
At the North, who fully oorroborslss, in n
P'.va,s letter, the public abatement already
made, ths, F'sncs, England and Msrieo
~iii, "n tbs fourth Of Mach, uuduub,,, re-.
c"2n,z" Tie Cosfsd.rAcy. The ,ss,ous is.
s.g"su for tni, t.rd, sc, OF justice IRE, that
LA"coiu, IN hi. rscrht eirc,ion, recrivsd IN.
votes Of onl, p"r,iYu OF the so called
os''-d S'a'ss, ~"'ls II. iSlIy r-sogn,zs.,
- b''l'grr~ut tast other portion ~ hich
f"r tsnr years, hss had n like salisnsi ~x,s-
.snc~ and = auiy organized G.vernm.u, -
Tue u'sory is II plausible one 10 those who
clutch st thsss srfi,ng .irs ~s w tho s~a
Sf rsun"s. hst ws mus, confSss tsat n fro.
q"eu, dIsAPpoin, asa, Uf usr mos, cherished
""rss forces = rsi,sses, nvrs spvs works,
,hsu all hs theories ib.t the nust Al lou
seeker '~f p~ses nay pr"mulSits. Never.
ihsles-, 'st e. take comfort ia this ray of
light, O.sk in ito bssss until tho fourth OF
Msr'h' BY which 'iuss We ,s.y possibly dig
oat .not"sr life Sustaining rsrror.
10 n,si,ios TO The above IN slIigsucs, ~s
are Informed shsi G.ssrai L.s h.. Been ID.
p"i",rd G~perAiia alno of the Conf-i.rac,
Ar. srdion.i.s. r,.iyasd, and GENERAL zoe
Joan",sa rsinstatsd 10 counruand. II these
f.sts b. true, they are 10 them .sivss u VIC
tory. rsblIe doub. will be ~ onc. rsmov .
ed. P"bl'c conhu.n,s improved, and tie
pubic Neal p"wo.sd. u g.,izs;iom will
.. "urs coIin,s.ss lis WORK. Tie aiens Ia
Of our .rssies will receive . IL. sction .b.,
sili gle them ss..s ssd power aud tn.
s""n'ry ~iiI ~nus-a y c"auvr IN the .d
siatsi, si'ou vi s6aifs y. happ, 10 its r~aul,.
~ tie P's.-n, ev"ditIon VI atfa,rs 10 provo
hiag - Souih Csroliniaa 10Th.
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The ttisgrsm from R'chnoud in regard to
the sct'on Of Congress in counecsiop with .
cosan'sndsr in chiei for our armies, and recon
ne"ding Geu1 Johnston for this position, seems
to have been incorrectly reported, - published
in our last veek's issue. According 70 the L.
anqinsr, Consr--e, Ia secret session passed res.
olu'iom ersaii~g the office Of commander in
chief. and also recommending the reinstatement
Of General Johnston.
The Columbia 0"ar1iar says that the dele
CATION irour Congress from this State waited in
. eod' upon President Davis, aud presented
the request which had been forwarded To them
b, Governor hsErsth 70 spp"int Gen. J. r.
Johnston to the command OF the troops III thi.
tsPsrs'asnt. The frriidsut declined 70 make
the appointment IS desired. We have no.,
learned 10 whom he viii tender The coumanL.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-01-31

"s'hburus made him replace i, or pay for il,
'nerson - himself Mason, a. is washbsrns.
The tormer however adopts the action VI the
Ne" England lodges, which rspudi.te their
sVutl'eru brsthrsn. while tho.s Of the West
sill rec"g'ise ,hs validity ot the fs.sru.i sIli.
gsts"s '"possd BY membership.
Bishop Bayley, Of New Jersey, having OBJ
tsr'ed authority from Rosse, has Issued in.,rac.
uons tor Forty Hours Devotion" in .H the
Churches under his control, aud cont nui,.e in
the various Churches until june us1t. Service,
vail Ss held in each Church for iot " hours, ,hs
Sacrament being eIpossi .iroaa l,oruinx ,ill
evening oil three successive days Tue Pope
has granted to oil The faithful vi the diocs...
oil the ndulgenciss aud privileges attached t.,
the service Ia Rome. This service w.s ins,i,u
ted in 1874, in sss,nory Of the forty hours du
rug which the body Of Cbrst repvssd in IN.
sspulchr-, and has since been celeb, .,.d ,;,h
great solsnni,y.
The Richmond pspers say i, 10 reported thu,
Secretary Ssddou will r~sigu the Seers,.ry:bip
oI tho" Or Department in . few days, aud ,ba,
A-j. Geu. J. Z. Breckinridss vii bs appointed
70 the VACANCY
A rumor Was current in Aug usta on Morday
evening that Vice President St.phsss, Seu.,or
Orr, VI SSash Cs,ohus, aud Senator SeSm,.
Of LOUISIANA, had goue to Washington CITY. IN
a mission supposed " bs couusctsd with p..c.,
negotiations.
General d. ii. Hill has Issued q circular, r..
q9oss"g all nou combstants to leave Auxust.
imnsdi.tsly. "In the cIsss oi non .eunb.usuts
are included sll young g.asI.msu Who h.v. no
relish for the trenches. These are e1horted 10
leave 81 oncs under escort VI the old ladies'"
la ITS, when the British forces oecupi.J
simos, all the cite. of 'he struggling colo,,ies
W ashr,igtou ~rote: 81 AM con nyiuc.d thu, IN.
e"smy, long ere this. are pertsc,ly satisfied that
'hs possession OF our toWus, While We bsy. an
army III 'he hsid, VII avail them little. IL in.
'oires US In difficulties. bus does nos by auy
'uss'" irsurs conquest to them. They we'll
k"o" that II ID our srns. not dSisnc.lsss to~ns
which they have " ssbIus, before th-y can
arriSs nj the haven OF their wishes, AID thai, ,lI
s''s 10 accomplished, tie supsrs,r uc,ur. th.y
have been srdeavorius 70 raise, hike the b.s.
lees fabric OF 's'on,' falls " nothisy" These
words may bs probably rejected upon BY the
lev southrons who .rs dispused 10 be d..pon.
| dent now.
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