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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
From baltimore.

DALIlAOkkt september ~.
Fbe- sits' IFaEoA01As- - S~J ~PPS~-saee-t thie
morning. The various divisions of the
great procession of Odd Fellows are now
marching to the various positions assigned
them in the formation preparatory to
marching to participate in the ceremonies
of the unveiling of the splendid statue Of
Charity.
The procession moved at IL o'clock, and
occupied just one hour in passing a given
point. The column marched four abreast.
Most ofthe lodges sprssred in new regalia
and there were many heW and elegant
banners displayed. Five bands of music
were intersPersed throughout the line
In the body of the proc( ssion there sp-
pesred some half dozen large wagons,
handsomely decorated and crowded
with poor young orphan children,
mostly girls, who bore q numerously deco
rated shield, vSriously inscribed with the
names of States, Territories, notices, sc.
Tne cars were each drawn by six horses,
led by colored grUoms, dressed in Turkish
costume. Following the cars came large
number of orphan boys, who like the chill
dren in the cars, are being educated by the
order. There were alec many orphan chill
dren accompanying the various lodges.
The rear Cf the procession wss brought
up by the Grand Encsmpments arrayed
In their costly regslis. A conspicuous
feature of this portion of the procession was
the tent OF the Grand Encampment, in
which was seated the High Priest of the
order errsyed in his vettments, with two
guardians on either side the door, clad in
black and wearing helmets and black vel
vet robes. Last of all came the members
of the Grand Lodge of the United States
in carriages.
To the disappointment of the vsst body
of spectators the President of the United
States was not present. having been pre-
vent by official duties from accepting the
invitation.
The head of the procession reached the
monument shortly after noon, when the
line was halted, whilst the Grand Lodge
marched from the extreme left to the
stand erected near the base of the monu.
ment, where the ceremony Of dedicating
the statue of charity took place, after 3
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Williamson.
The report of Wildery Monument Com
mIttee was read. The Past Grand Sire
Nicholson then formally presented the
P9aapPgRgm9eeRt g aPggm9 eRatt.t tQ the Grand Lodge of the
part by the Past Grand Sire Veitch in an
eloquent address. -
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DAILY LEADER.
THURsDAY, sRPrEMBER 81, 1855.
John sIaaFI niII On . eEro saITTaEe

Sohn bt0art Mil On eErO Suffrage
The letter from that eminent Englisl
philosopher and statesman, John 6tuar
Mill, which we publish in another column
gives in a brief space the AbleSt, mos
succinct and most unanswersble argument
In favor of granting the ballot to shs
Southern freedmen that We have ever read.
Our modification that il has been LEFT to a
foreigner to study most deeply and handle
most ably this vial question in Amer
lean politics is ssEsged by the rehsction
that the man who ofsrs It is perhaps the
the hnt thinker of the age, that he has al
ways been fast friend of our country, and
an eloquent champion of our free institu.
lions, even at the hour when it seemed in
evitAble that they should be whslned in
ruin, and that he has given especial AtteA-
ton to the subject of negro suftage IS the
problem upon the proper solution of which
depends the future safety of our republic
The entire letter of Mr.. Mill is 90 fraught
with condensed wisdom that we commend
it to the most careful and thoughtful peru.
sal of our readers; but one paragraph, in
reference TO the relations Of the rebellious
States to the Union, is especially philosoph-
icAl and truthful. Il is this:
awe are told that the rebel States must
be assumed never to have been out Of the
Union, and therefore to be Internationally
entilled to all their original liberties and
powers the moment they condescend to
accept them. heGson i00tJld say, on the
contrary, that by declaring themselves i,lde
pendent of the Union, they could MOI, Sa-
deed dtoest themseLUes of THEIR OBLIGATIONS
6sEt certainly forfeited rTs PRIFCIPLEs. A
state of civil war susPends all legal rights |
and sll social compacts between the CON-
bstsnts. Bxcept under the terms of ca
pitulAtion, defeated rebels have no rights |
but the uniVertalone Of humanity"
This is the view of the greatest political
philosopher of the age, sincere friend Of |
America and her institutions, and man
who stands outside OF, and unbiased by, |
our party Influences and interests. We
hope that sober, candid, thinking men,
will consider what he says
With minds undetermined by party or
prejudice,
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FARTHER POINT, September 70.
LIVERPOOL, September 9.-There Is no
news of importance.
The London Times of day has an edi.
torial offering the project of ssddling Eng.
land with the obligations on the account
of the international railroad from Quebec
to Halifax, and arguing against the exPe-
diency of the undertaking.
PARIS, September s.-EVenlng-It la
asserted that the government has address
ed a note to Prussia in reference to the
murder of OFT by Count Eulenburg, and
dwells on the fact that France extends
protection to all subjects. ~
Bourse easy. Rentes closed 69l22c.
L1vERPooL, September 9-The steamer
Scotland from New York arrived al
Queenstown to day.
LIVERPOOL, September 9.-Ssles OF cot
ton to day 1000 bales, including 1000 tc
speouIators and exporters.
The market was dull and unchanged.
Breadstuffs dull and tending downward
Provisions firm.
Tallow irmer.
Produce quiet and steady.
LONDON, September 9-Consols To-
money s9a 80. Illinois Central shares 793
Erie shares 541a542; United States Five
TWenties 6s4.
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miscellaneous OIL items.

It is reported that the Detroit Oil Com
pany have had re survey OF their prop
erty, and it is found to cover 9 portion o.
HYDE s. Egbert farm, in which the Maple
Shade Oil Company have an interest. 1ht
disputants will probably resort 70 litigation
70 settle their claims as to the title 10 thi
property.
Oil has been discovered near Miles, Mich.
and great excitement prevails there.
The water in Oil Greek and Allegheny
river Is now at good boating stage
Il has been stated that the cavern from
which Pitbole derives its name is bottom
less and unfsthomable. lis not 20 by sny
means. The season it cannot be explores
is on account of the presence of an unusuA
Quausity of gas.
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EOuIhern News.

NEw YORK, September ~.
Ths Wilmington Herald of the 18th says:
Fanny Moore having stated to Ospt. Besth,
of the Freedmen's Bureau that herself and
six children, after raising b small crop, had
been ordered by her former master to leave
his place, refusing to give her any share Of
the crop, notification was sent to the person
complained of that she was entitled 70 oae
half of the crop, and that it must be deliv-
cred to her.
The 9th and 9th regiments of colored
troops are soon to be mustered out.
Up to late hour on the l4th only Il 8
persons entitled to vote at the coming elec-
tion we're registered.
The freedmen held q large meeting in
Wilmington on the evening of the l4th to
appoint delegates to the convention at Rs.
leigh on the 29.h.
The Richmond Wing says the meeting
OF capitalists on Monday evening to organ
jzs 8 great National and international
kxpress Company, wss large in members
ana representation of capital. Hon. VIM.
h. Mscfarlsnd sc ed as Chairman, and Jas
A. CoWzrdin as Secretary.
In few minutes the sum of one hun.
dred snd hfty-four thousand seven hun
dred dollars was subscribed.
The sum to be subscribed in Richmond
is to be limited to $3.50, 600 of maximum
capital of $500 900. The remaining $3.50
coo to be taken in Northern States. Gov
ernor Pierpont subscribed $4,000, exciting
much applause smeng those present.
In organizing this National Express
Company it Is proposed that its officers anC
employees shall be- officers and soldiers o
the armies of the United States and tht
late Confederate States in the Northern
States officers and soldiers of the Unitet
States army, and in the Southern State
officers and soldiers of the late Contederst
States army. At thshead of the compsn,
highly qualified and competent officers o
the two armies will be placed. The objee
is to give employment to many of the gal
liant and brave men now out of employ
ment, and whose families are almost If nc
entirely destitute of support, as we'll as t
establish an affinity Of interest beswee
the two sections.
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Prom washington.

= WASHhdToh, O5PIenlUdE 1V'
The rates OF postage upon letters to
schleswig Holstsin and Lunenburg BY the
Prussian mail will hereafter be thirty one
cents per single rate if prepaid and thirty
three cents par single rate if unpaid.
Huger, Abner & Buyers Lager Beer
Brewery in the northeast part of the city
was destroyed by fire last night together
with the contents. Loss $4,000, which is
covered by insurance.
Among the latest arrivals from the
South, is the rebel Ex-Governor William
Smith, of Virginia
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Auothor a,r,1xe IN PttboTe,

A correspondent of the Erie DispateF
writing from Pithole September lstn, says
that the oil fever is raging at No. AZ,
Holmden farm, which started yesterday
afternoon, and is now one of the largest
wells on Pithole, estimated st 1900 barrels
per day. This we'll is but few rods from
the United States. The oil will be con-
veyed into the tanks of the United Statel
well for few days.
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President Juarez.

New YORK, September 20.
A contradiction of the report recently
put aaoat, evidently with the design of in
turing the cause of the Mexican Republic,
that President Juarez designed to leave his
country and seek refuge here, Is contain
ed in letter from that distinguished ruler,
dated at 81 Paso, on the lzth Of August,
which has Just been received by gentle
man in this city. Mr.. Juarez says that he
has no idea of abandoning his country's
cause. he had temporarily established the
government atElPsso, but would soon take
IN his residence in one ofthe interior cities.
he Is determined TO fulfill his duty Of pre-
sarvirc =. aoP1'7r g"varDnens Of his ne.
i've land end does NOT despair of success.
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PardORed.

NEw YoRK, September 20.
The Posts special says: James s.
Boyce Of South Carolina has been par
doned.
4, N. I. Hunter has gone to his home in
Duly Smith has also gone home. He
nled no application for pardon.
Ex rebel General Pillow arrived in
Washington this morning. He has ap.
piled for pardon.
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VOL. XIX---NO. 295
PARDONED.
WAsHrraror. september 20.

WASHINGTON, September 20.
The President to!dsy granted pardon 70
Francis Buchanan, who was tried by The
District Court of Wisconsin at the July
term in 1859 for robbing the mail, and SEN.
fenced to ten years imprisonment.
GONE HOME.
Ex-senator K. NJ. T. Hunter and Re.
Gov. Smith returned to their homes so-dsy
on parole.
Pardon seekers continue to arrive in
large numbers. %
CIRCULAR
The following circular has been issued
furnishing instructions to collectors Of eus-
toms:
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIEGToB, September 10, '65.
sIR: The circular of the 1st inst, relative
to shipments OF guns and ammunition into
the States heretofore declared 70 be in In
surrection, is hereby 50 far modified that
you will hereafter grant permits without
any reference to tbs department, for the
shipment of sporting guns and ammunition
therefor in any reasonable amount, and
also blasting powder for blasting
purposes. You will make weekly reports
on the last day Of each week of the several
applications granted, BY you showing the
homes and residences of the eonsignors and
eonsignees, amounts and character of the
poWu1TI 5A.St - 1>--1 -LErr-1 -skias rlnnak
be stated in pounds, kegs, bags or casks.
It is designed that these shipments shall
in no case exceed what may, in your judg.
ment, be necessary to meet the ordinary
wants of the country. An other sppli-
cations you will refuse. Sell.
With great respect
Il. MCCULLoCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY MOTIFS,
WAsHIEeToS, September 20.
The Treasury Department will not issue
At present any more compound interest
notes of 500, which have been counter
feited, and will adopt measures to call in
Iueh as are in circulation.
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John surratt.

NEW YORK, September 20.
The Commercial Advertiser says Port
land, Me-, merchant saw John b. Surrstt
in Montresl week ago. He has been
concealed there for some time, and on one
occasion, when the detectives were in close
pursuit of him, he was secIeted under An
alter of one OF the churches. 1t was be-
lieved in Montreal last week that ne Wss
to take passage for Glasgow on the steamer
st. George, TO sail on Friday last
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En1rrlRInrnenf.
NnwYnpr santannhar an

NEw YORK, September 20.
Chief Justice Chase, Secretary Stanton,
Secretary Wellss, and Gov. Andrew, are in
this city. ....
Senator Morgan will give an entertain
ment to Secretary Stanton this evening. A
nu nber of distinguished persons have been
invited to meet the Secretary.
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Base Bail.

The Dubuque county agricultural society
offer q heavy silver ball of regulation size,
ss q prize to the club declared to be
the champion base ball club of the
northwest. Also, as q prize for the
second best club, handsome silver
mounted rosewood bsll club. The cham
pionship and prizes to be played for en-
the grounds of the Dubuque county sgri-
cultural society, on Friday, September
29, 1865, commencing at % oclork A. NJ.
and 2 o'clock P. NJ Base ball clubs in-
tending to enter for the contest Will please
notify By letter, a. soon as possible, Ben.
NJ. Harger, Dubuque, Iowa
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT8,
Startling MedIcal College,
COLUnBUs, OHIO.

fTTHE NINETEENTH RE9ULAB
II Session oomnensss We 'nesdAy, October 18Th
1s66, apd ends March lst 1856. tiinfcal Lectures
on Practical Medicine and Surgery will be civ .
gulAriy Throughout the winter at S. Francis
Hospital IN the OasIeee BuildiaE. rhis HospItsI
Was opsned August Ist, aad already has large
number o. patients.
studssts vii also have the advantage Of Clinical
isstruotion in the HOspisaI OF ths ohio Psnitt n
-'577. FAoULTYs
9: n Smith, N. D., Prof Principles aad Practice
Of Medicine.
RFAEfls Carter. NJ D., Prof Obstetrics and Dis
0aees Of Romsn and Obildrrn.
John Dawson, n. D., Prof. Anatomy and Phys
3oloRy.
i. ". Hamilton, n. D., Prof surE.ry-Eys and
Esr Surgery.
Theo. @. Worulsy. N. D Prof Chemistry end
IoSi ology.
Startling Loving, N. D., Prof. Mstesia Mediea
and 5herAps u'ics.
J. 3. Gard, 4. D., DemO1ssrator Of AnStmy.
hAtEIculstion (paid but Onoel.............. 90
9rAdua 20 %
Demonstrators %
studenta their arrival, By calling ct the Office
E Of the Dta Stats street, or up n the Janitor
bic lcdei ,gs- III 80
For cirIuIaFp addItional information address
se2l:a1s FRANCIS GARTER ID. D., Dean.
NOW ADY.
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kire.


PORTLAND, Me, September 20.
A are this morning on Federal street,
between Pearl and Franklin Streets oe-
stroyed the mansion of the late captain
John Williams, and nearly destroyed tue
houses belonging to Mr.. Walton on the
east, and Edward HARDNESS on the west,
snd damaging the new Bumery House, on
Congress street, in the rear.
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Tha l7sth ohio uas pAid io.daz.

IAo 4IOIA OnIU WE pau IU-uay'
The 1s6Ih Ohio, seven hundred and
lixty-seven strong, left Louisville this P.
NJ. for Camp Chase.
The lst o. V. O., Brevet Brig. Gen. Eg-
gleston commanding, left Hilton Head, s.
q, yesterday evening en- route to this city
for final muster out and payment.
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WithdrnWn.

SYRACUSE, September 20.
O.M. Depew has withdrawn his name IS
candidate for Secretary of State, although
warmly pressed by many delegates, and
everything indicates now that the ticket
will be composed of new men, chiefly of
military reputation.
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Arrested.

FORTRESS MONROE, September ls.
George I. Garrison, who brought boz
OF watches last week to Norfolk, that were
taken from our Andersonville prisoners,
was arrested at his home in Drummond-
town, on the Eastern Shore, and brought
here to day.
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Gold Market.

NEW York, September 20.
Gold active, with a request for customs.
The wants Of importers for the present
week have thus fsr proved equal to the
busiest days of the season. The advance in
exchange naturally draws up premium.
Inc price has ranged from 14491444 this
morning.
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PROFILE HOUSE, N. a., September 20.
The telegraph offices of the American
Telegraph Company at Profile, Crsv-fo-o
Glen and Mount Washington will close tor
the season to-day, September 2oth.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

Household Words DsFeiOuS, FOfreshing,
pu. flying, preserVa'ive indiSpsnIabe, exquisite,
are the terms applied to the famous rozodOnt. In
thousands Of households every day. And Why
Simply beoause al the virtues msndaciously claim
cd for other dsntrihoes actually exist In this won
derfuI prepAration.
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A 1hOuHand Barrel Oh Well struck
Ia Kenruakv

a AmOuBAuO barrel Oh well Struck
10 Kentucky.
From the Louisville Democrat, eeptsmbsr Is !
Ooe of the greatest oil strikes IN the
United States is that which occurred few
dsys ago in Cumberland county, Kentucky.
We have seen disp6tch and read letter
from John Nichols, manager of the Cum.
berland Oil and Salt Company, dated at
Burksville. He states that the New York
and Kentucky OH Company had. struck at
the mouth of Croces creek, and that the
well, when he saw it on Friday, the 9Th
inst, (the day oil wss strack, was flowing
st least one thousand barrels per day; that
some persons who saw it estimated IL =.
even as high as three tnousand barrels per
day. Some idea can be formed when he
says Is was flowing stream sometimes
from five to six feet high, through an eight
inch fqusre, and flowing pure oil.
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Gold COupOns.-September,E November and
January Go Coupons And o. s. per cent. Com
pound Interest HCtss Of 1854. bought ct higehsi
market rates BY Z. J. FARMER CO., Bankers,
No. I45 Superior street, under Weddel HOule.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

Teachers AnGtituGe.-' he pext session OF
the Ouyshoea reachers' Institute will be held at
solon, commencing Monday, September rs, at
A. M, and will continue through the week. The
instructors tngAged are:
Prof A. Schuyler, Of Berea.
Hon. 4. 4. White. State Commissioner.
Prof, I. W. Harvey, Of PalnesVIlle.
DE-. Sterling snd Mr.. Norton Will be present
part Of the tins. Mr.. smyths Superintendent OF
schools, will also spend some time with rs.
Addresses will be delivered by G. A. Benedict,
Esc., Rev. Hinsdale, Prof. P. W. Mosebleok, Ph.
d.. of Baldwin University, and Others.
Major General Ocx and General J. A. Garfield
have been invited, and will Be present If there
other appontments Will admit.
rbs citizens Of Solon generously offer free enter
ts,nmeu. TO the ladies. Gentlemen pay . mode
rate price for board.
large attend Gncs is expected.
JOHH WBEKLkB,
| kPACRICK.
O. S. BRAGG.
....1e.oas Ike .utiTe Committee.
Railroad shipping BOOhs-NeW atyie
got up on short notice, ct the LEADER ONCE hepI
lee for saIe.-SOO tons Toe for sale N qesa
titles 70 suit purchasers
ROSE l. PREETISs,
,sulI:s5o l42 and IA Ontario street.
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Oil Well, Near Detroit, Pull Of OIL
The we'll of the Greenfield Oil Company,
situated in the town of Greenfield, seven
miles from Detroit, was on Monday morn.
ing discover cd full of oil. Preparations
are being made by the Company TO com
mence pumping Immediately. The well is
$50 feet deep.
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Especial Disp'tch to the Cleveland LEADER
On C1TT, September 10.
A we'll was struck on the Story farm on
Wednesday last, at depth Of 23O feet
and is now flowing at the rate of seventy
five barrels a day. James r. Wade is the
Superintendent H.j.
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Cleveland Business college and Tel,
-ra-a- I.aaAas.4a-Rnona nnar from ms
ln a clock each dag for Tisitors- A p'rsorsl ex-
animation respectfully solicited. omcs, no. l6
Nnrthrup 4 Karin Rtnn's Block. ae92l.f4
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EAre.
NEW YoRK Sautafnbar 1O

Dstween twelve and one o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the upper part
OF the AmeEicsn rice mills, No. 15I South
street, between Dover and Peck slip, and
before the flames eould be checked the en-
tire building, large five story brick, with
l1s consents were consumed. The fire COM
municated to the adjoining building, oc-
cupied BY Archibald N. Peniz, grocer and
ship Chandler. The upper stories were
badly injured aud the stock Greatly dam
ayed BY the delugs Of water poured upon
it by the hremen. The loss cannot talI
short Of S40o, 900 70 $500, 900.
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OIL NEWS.

Letter from OIL CIty-.Sew Well on the
Story Farm. z
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sailed,

New YORK, September 90.
The steamer Scotia took out TO-DAY for
Europe $3.50, 900 in specie and 24O pSssen-
gers. -~-'--
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The Supreme Court of Ohio, after s va
cation during the warm weather Of the
past few weeks, re-assembled Tuesday
morning, in Columbus, and proceeded 10
business. The Bar of the State viii govern
themselves accordingly. The Court, pre-
vious to its adjournment had called one
hundred and seventy-ti - Gases on the gen.
eral docket. No further call will be made
until the first Tuesday in October.
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Busfnevs EoucattOns
OALKIHs, GRIFsIN q Oo.'S
uEIoN RUsINRSs INSTITUTE.


UHIoH BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
AT 0BERLIE, OHIo,
offsru Inducements to those desr jus OF acquiring
. good prsetioal business educatian, much superior
to any olher Commercial College in the country.
The TeleErAphic Department Is under the supeT'
vision Of several OF the best telegraph men In the
West enabling them to obtain situations for theil
graduates much more readily thaA similar Instttu-
tioan. For o.her. particulars, sddresE - above.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

The Plain Dealers report of the Elyris
Copperhead mass meeting estimated the
number present st 5000. The ridiculous
fslsity of the estimate is exposed by the
Elyris Democrat, which says that thsce
were not more than five hundred persons
present, Of whom less than three hundred
were voters. The unparalleled lying Of
the Plain DeGIers estimate caused much
comment in Eiyria, even among the DEM
ocrats themselves.