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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

The CONFEDERATE DEAD.-The meeting OF the
Ladies' Association, advertised for yesterday af
ternoon, WAS held at the Lutheran Church in
Archdale-street at 5, ?. N. A large number OF
ladies were present. Rev. Ws B. YATES opened
the exercises by reading chapter from tho Bible;
then recapitulated what had been done at the pre-
vious meeting. He next introduced the Rev. JoHN
T. W1oHrMAx, who addressed the meeting in
brief, eloquent and appropriate manner. Mr..
W1oHrxAN is a grseeful and pleasing speaker,
earnest and pathetic. His remarks were touch
ing and eminently proper. He adduced examples
from Jewish and Roman history, to chow the ap-
propriateness of the present association. We
would give fuller report of his beautiful address,
If the crowded state Of our columns did not for
bid. We hope to lay the speech itself before our
readers in day or two.
Rev. Mr.. YArEs stated 10 the meeting that Rev.
DIR. BAoHMAN was prevented from being present
by attending funeral, and Rev. c. P. GADsDEN,
who had been announced as one Of the speakers
OF the evening, was detained by being at the
deathbed of an old friend.
Resolutions were read and adopted that Col
ls,nae .,ouull.,ee or slx and Visiting C0muls :
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Sugar, Aolasses, &C., dc.
BY HENRY COBTA & CO.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, before our Store, No. 6 Ven
due Range, win be sold,
10 barrels FLORIDA SUGARS & u = -
10 barrels Florida Syrup
20 boxes Candles :i-fS3-s
10 boxes Soap
20 tubs Lard.
Hnrl na,h Nav
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BY MILLIGAN. NE, CHEERS & CO.
On THURSDAY, May "A. on Accommodation Wharf,
II O'Clock. we WEI sell,
3 BRASS HOWITZEKS
Parrot Guns. May 1B
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Bishop Hopkins account of Affairs m
the south.
From the Church Journal, Nov. sol

from the Church Journal, Nov. 50.
The Presiding Bishops tour TO Louisiana
and Kentucky was of more than common im
portance IN many points OF view. IL Wa5
the first time that any Presiding BISHOP hau
been requested to travel to such great Iis'
tances in the personal performance OF Ms
duty az COnsecrator and IN both cases tuere
was an earnest request for bis presence DON
from the bishop elect and nom the stano'hS
committee Of tie diocese. Then, again. IL
was the first visit Of any Of our bishops
since the war, to any OF the Gull dioccses'
and might thus be well regarded as 'he
visible realization Of the restored union Vi
the Church. IT was received with thc most
generous warmth, and with an oyci u'"lns
e8rdiaiitv which touched him deeply, but the
details Of which it would hardly be IN good
taste to spread before the public. Every
where churchmen seem disposed 10 thank
God and take courage, and are awake 90 thc
glorious opportunity Of tire Church, now s0
visible 10 all sides.
The one great drawback Is tie want OF
means and men. The failure 10. both the
corn AMI cotton crops through large reg l7
Of the South make the pccuniarY prostitution
deeper than ever. Wide fields OF hhghted
corn and stuntcd and dried-Up cotton meet
the eve OF every side Here and there were
ruins of the wlr-lOw brick pillars 0n which
extensive buildings rested. which have lol'
only few chsTred fragments behind. Jacs-
son, NississIppi.is partly yet mas 1I RUNS
and the church site stands empty cd al l1'
grass and the rusty iron furnace standing
out alone in the weather. We heard nIt %
disl5yal word from a white man, and net
| disrespectful word from a cllorsd man, ltl
ing the whole trip and the city Cd ~"
| Orleans Is 20 quiet and orderly that ladies 1
! the highest standing walk alone M tie street,
| after dark without escort But ey,IyVaeIC
the greatest cxertiJus are being made 90 r.
tair the ravagos OF war, and restore the in
corrupted industries Of pace and every
| passing day helps the good work. We car
! nestly Big all our friends, everywhere, q
respond with all the ability In tiei- power
every appeal from the South and ,Hc South
west. and that not tor spiritual nceis only
Famine seriously threatens larE. portions o
the South. and orsan'Eti ms are already Pc
ing formed IN Louisville for ~ relief.
Bishop j. p b. Wilmer iegns his worI
an Louisiana. with the hearts ot all ral.gIn
round him in entire unity ana Devotion
And the same is the ease with Bishop Cum
mIns of Kentucky. Until the end o. DE-
ccmber. INDEED. hc viii not say farewell z
his ATTACKED and generous cln-lt- t-
| ChicaE1 Bat bis sank. 2 MI. manners
! his high ability, and DIS lly',I pms. -.t
always made q , lWcriul impression up'n 8.
.ooI people OF Kentucky. I- j. general
anticipated that Bishop smitl-WH'-l o.
frmi-ies compel resort q. DIS l-.'t ai-
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WAsursoroy. .. c.. Dee I', D.

\v,surScray. %. C.. p.. rt. I-.
u-.. Ma. p,.,..
Washington. vb.sh has ts.a 81 ....a. gu.
month. has had rs re-f,i...l .....-. la.ir-
,be mast week md oftae huaIr,l. 10 s.t-
..p,,,s a. i.t %. ,bi,l, were ID, i...e. .sl. -lI
there. a f.v are taken down. Bst le ,Erts
which have l.-sr ,.-.le 20 make this aa .nre
business c;., ,..-, ID. r--r. f.u.a,.s. 70 viii
cr,y live Sc +. .,v,vs ts. r.,l-vfrsjC So.
q. in session. The hotel. are i.-.ir. ..- ,...sa-
a.. ,riet willard. MI. beard ua, De- o.-
,.irsl o.. .ro I'D NOR yr... where lts. winter
.,,,r,s. were f-.s' -t-.s-.a TIE Vermont,
dslsration is scattered. 5ir. Poland is ,t 80. l
north a ST.. Capitol Ill Sir Limanis IS If
NJ. 49, New York Ave. VIZ. Aa''.' '- p. ne
National aai Nir. Noait-lse 30 " ''.'' BEE
Our mutual frier~ Mr.. Baxter Or Obj, t"
months ,f public lite left 20 h'm. may Pee una
b.; his soldier frirais az No Isl + sr-
The reception given 20 Congress ol u --'y
was failure as far IS the "griui Is ---iou
was concerned. This vas 10 iou'i attributable
IL part so the fear eniertaiuoi by many clerks
of tie less Of their ,ficial heads, should th'y
take part in proceedings SO iis;tsteiul % cur
worthy President. The banquet In ,Le evening,
however, was a success. and judging from the
sour faces which have been seen upon our streets
since. the speeches upon the ccc-siea lalst have
b,eu bitter pills Tor tine ola time lents.
They are convinced that the hin regulating SUI
frlge in the District VIII be passed. and they
have spent miserable week. They threaten to
emigrate but we shall 10, llse this very yaiai-
bic portion Of our community. They male tie
same threats when they Lost their slaves, but
they are all here yet, even more bitter AMI mofe
uucompromising in their disloylity, thanks to
the influence Of my policy" 4 certain
class, however, will glide readily into the new
condition Of affairs, and solae Of those who rant
the loudest now Will be among the first 90 take
their colored brethren 20 the noLres; res aurant
on election day
The EreniHg Star, edited by q brother Of
Mayor Wallach, has b,eu outspoken 10 It's adj
vocacy Of Equal Rights, AMI cur heightened
chivalry must submit as gracefully as they can,
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Bishop Hopkins was on the train when
met with an accident near Syracuse the
other day, but escaped without injury save
brulsc on one hand.
c. NJ Gay, Esq, has retired from the
editorial management of the Rutland Herald
and IL going into manufacturing. Much as
We slsll regret to miss Mr. Gay from our
ranks. he has no doubt bettered himself, and
We congratulate him On reaching a position
Of lighter labor and better returns than edit
Ing daily paper.
Elias Elwell who bad voted the DemUcra-
tic ticket 10 SALISBURY, Vt, for 81 years.
died a iew d-gs since.
John Ii. slrra;;, it is reported, will be
tried before Jldge Carter, at Washington,
aud net before a military commission as his
associates were.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, United States Minister to
/ Chill. was married on the 81 of November
/ TO The Seuorita Louisa Yalde-ana.
The Boston Transcript says that Henry
Ward TeoeLer declines to lecture this win
ter, and has returned the money advanced
% him by committees and associations.
John $. Rock, ESQ, the colored lawyer
died in Boston Of consumption a few day=
since = short time ago, on motion of Hon.
/ Cherries Sumner, De was admitted to practice
IN the q. s supreme Court at Washington,
being the first c3lorrd man y no ever enjoyed
,ha- T7iyl Zc.
s gold medal tas been presented to Maj
Gen. Thomas ty the State Of Tennessee
hearing tie inscription on one side, d" Il
. M-i ten. Thomas from the State of Tenn.
and 90 tlc other. 1--WE will hold the tow
GIL Sc s.aryc."
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The AMENDMENTS 10 TIE CHARTER.-1he
vote on the proposed amendments to our
City Charter, Tuesday, resulted in their
decisive rejection. The opponents Of the
amendments were active, had drummers out
to rally in the voters Of their persuasion,
and plenty Of vote distributors. Those who
favor tie improvement in our public schools,
which was the object Of ;hc chi,i amend
ment, as q general rule DID not trouble
themselves to come Ont TO vote, and no sh3r;
was made to bring them out. 50 the thing
went practically IS default. We DO not
know that this result, would have been
changed with more stir on the subject. and
cleaner ISSUE: but We should have liked
well to see it tried. undcr iull discussion,
and on the school question alone. A. 1t was
the other amendmcn.s-ol the need VI which
we know nothing except that they were
drawn by careful committee OF tie Board
OF Aldermen. and were deem med desirable by
those who ought to know he-t-uud uhtedly
were no help to thc school amendment, and
all had to stand or tab together, We be-
heye the 81 gentlemen who voted for the
amendments had no occasion to be ashamed
of their company, and tlcy need no; feel dis
couragcd. The time Is coming when ma
iority of our citiz-ns VIII feel sufficiently
ashamed OF the fact tat Burlington Is d
generation behind every other place OF any
size in Vermont. on la New England in tho
matter Of Ler schools. TO take tie trouble t,
vote on the question. When ttat day come
We shall secure better system
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News Items.

The total numDer OF emIgrants who ar
rived during the month Of November at New
York was 5000.
y dangerous counterfeit of coupons Of the
US. six per cent. bonds Of 1881 was DIS
covered at New York Wednesday, by the
Assistant treasurer.
There was an explosion in an oil refinery
II Cleveland on Thursday, whereby one man
was killed and four badly burned.
The Official ceremony Of laying the last
brick in the Chicago Lake Tunnel. was per-
formed Thuridsy by the Mayor in presence
Of rhe Aldermen and invited guests, num-
bering about 20, after which there was a
banquet at the CRIB.
y grain operator in Chicago named Claain
has sbsconded, leaving debts for wheat to the
amount Of $4,000.
There have been a good many fires in
Chicago lately, set, 1t is thought, to defraud
the insurance companies. Four houses were
burned on Wednesday night, insured for
$4,000
Government has lately ordered eight gun
boats got ready for sea, at BROOKLYN NAVY
Yard, with all despatch. One, the Gettys.
burg, was formally put into commission
Tuesday with orders to report to Admiral
Palmer of the West India squadron,
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Vermont Items.

Saturday while unloading logs, lost his foot
hold and iell, and a log fourteen feet long
and two .ge, through rolled over him. He
was pretty badly bruised, but to the sur
prise cd all had DO bones broken.
Two weeks since Mrs. WeIland Holden Of
s5o. fading. drowned herself in little
brook, in only SIX inches Of water, having
lied handkerchief over her mouth and llid
herself down 10 the brook
silAz CaamjcslIu, Of Randolph. was ms
Unity killed Ola tae 10Th ult.. having
thrown b,us-lr bslJlrA passing locomotive.
lie bad been subject =, fits Of insanity, the
ciecta Ola wsaud z.s-ivei in the army.
On ,he so.a ul,.. boy of II, named
Gamacll, was fatally injured Ia Morris
I5blin factory at Barnet, h.s coat having
atcil.n.4tly el,el, ga "a shat revolving 2iO
t4.. minnie Before the machinery
c..I De- both his feet had ll,n
r.4t l-l II, .ll tie leg spin,ered aud torn
almost 81. b. the kne,s; his lefr arm was
toxin of atoa- -,.r Iuches from the shoulder
ana aIl bis q. broken. lle lived about two
l.l.s aitc- OBJ, ac-ilcn,.
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severely burned.
r-s..- >r..t.. bss., +, plru,1tb VA
-.ff.i .,,,,...... s,-.. ..f.-oo ,t1o-.f,-m
t,r-,. t..r .llr,r.y ,rrr,,1 bv The r,bber.
to bs.l lir. aud Mrs.. slack. and the dog
rlissnrd. The money was IN a trunk in the
bedroom. and n5.hin- else was taken.
though $500 and bis watch we've in Mir.
SiacS's 'est close hy.
There are painters on the mouutlius IN
Bennington County. One Of the ..varmiut''
has a-eIv killed 100 sa,ep and five calves,
which makes lin expensive to keep, and
when snow comes Sd as to track him easily
the hunters propose sa'iae-
Two Young fellows. Is or - years OF age,
were arrested NJ AI5ur,h Springs on the
2',h uit-, who had broken into Sowles Il
Reynolds s,lle "a, Alburgh. end stolen pro-
por;y- They are supposed to be the same
ons that robbed FI-ch's store at MOoFes.
" - three weeks ago
a correspondent: Of the Nacsdea'er says
Lamoile County is six or seven hundred
| dollars in dclt. which is yearly increasing
BY intercs, AMI repairs Of building.
4 man named Bushee was killed in Bris-
I'll on the 2i inst. while cutting loose a
LODGED tree: the tree fell suddenly and
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HALIFAX ". =. Bct-. U
The steamship Asia from Liverpool (2s.-
arrived last night. Numerous arrivals fra
America at Queenstown attract attesrU1
At Limerick on the 23d ten men wecs u-
rested and numerous pikeheads and lar-.
quantity of bullets were seized. The Du5-
lin police are all armed with six chs.a5e-
revOlyers. lt is remOred that numerous ar
rests will be made at once
Advices from Paris generally agree u
Meximilian had Quilted or was ab0g
quit Mexico.
The La France says autheatic infOr .,:
lustites the belief that the speedy ? -
OF the Emperor was extremely pr ,b,bis
1t had not already taken place, H., -
to bring home the French u ~ eS,siz- p.
into temporary transports.
The London Tsmes limb
Mazimilian's abdieation ar d looks forward
to the Intervention Of the Washington
Government as the ns<r step.
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There wasa la,~ pose TO DO
,,.-.f..,s - - - caucus Of Republican
n, W. yngrcss held st Washington
lcir, day evening, over 100 members
present. Mr. Morrill, Of Vermont
resided.
/ The committee OF niue appointed to re
commend measures of legislation reported
the following, and their report was adopted !;
LIST A bill regulating the organization Of the
/ House. directing the Clerk to place no names on
the roll fr. 10 states 10. REPRESENTED the pre-
c5iiu- Congress, OF iecisTed entitled 20 repre-
sentaticn. ami providing that 10 electoral votes
/ be counted from any Safe Let represented al
the time ia Congress.
%. 4 bin remeiyug tie defect in the law
! which may prevent any State canyassing the
votes for E.ec,crs Of President and Vice Frssi-
/ dent.
Sd. A law to change the time Of the meeting
/ Of every Congress With yieE-to assembling on
/ the 9TH Of March.
lth. To IaIse = special committee for ,he Tigid
| investigation Of the New Orleans riot.
9th. \ select committee TO investigate the
collection OF direct taxes in the rebel States, and
| the seizure and sale Of abandoned and conhs-
| Gated land, sc.
9th. The Committee On Pensions TO INQUIRE
| whether any pensioners in disloyal States, Who
were struck from the rolls, have been restored IN
/ violation Of law.
/ 7th. \ special committee to investigate the
Z release Of the uur5cress Of Union soldiers IN
South Carolina
Tho Committee On Reconstruction has
been re-arpointci, by cote Of both House
and Senate, and the first instructions 10 it
from the House, arc to inquire into the ex-
pcdiency of appointing territorial govern
mants for the rebellious States. The com
mittoe called Tor by the 7th measure above
quoted was also appointed On Thursday
Coyc REssIoNAI. The House on Tuesday
passed general law, by a very strong vote.
ployiding that hereafter each Congress shall
meet on the 4th Of March, Immediately on
tic adjournment Of Its predecessor, IN add
ton to tire annual meeting in December
Nothing was incorporated in the blli 10 re-
gard to the elections in those States that
choose their Congressman after March 4, 1t
being deemed best to allow each State to act
for it's own seli in the premises.
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MAsoNIc.-At regular communi cation of
Washington Lodge No. 3, F. Il A. NJ. held
at Masonic Hall. in this city on Wednesday
evening Dec. 5th 1866, the following officers
were chosen for the year ensuing:
W. Charles W. woodhouse, Muster.
Edward A. Jewett, Senior Warden.
Homer VI Phelps, Junior Harden.
Joseph W. ROby, Treasurer.
W. II. S. Whitcomb, Secretary.
p. D. Ballou. Senior Deacon
Theodore s. Peck. Junior Deacon.
William Brinsmaid and James Urquhart,
Stewards
Russell s. Taft, Marshal.
James Urquhart, Tyler.
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Annual Meeting of the State Temper
ance society.

Annual Meeting of the State Temper
ance Society.
The Annual Meeting of the State Temperance
Society will be held at St Adams, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th and l9th Of Deceu-
Der.
The exercises will be as follows:
Tuesday, 10 A. N.-0rganlzation g.
Of the General Agent, Rev, W. " ID Report
Veryennes. o. Atwster Of
Tuesday, P. M.-Rspor'
Secretary, Rev. P, II. " Of the Statistical
Tuesday Evening .hite Of Coventry.
Z. Parker Of Do Address by Prof Henry
Wedaesd,- -ftmouth College.
on fiaar j, A. M.-Report Of the Committee
W, -ce, by DR.. Sheldon Of Rutland.
@dnes-ay, P. N.-Report Of the Executive
Committee. BY Rev. B. +. Ray Of Hartford.
HE subjects Of these various reports will be
open for general discussion.
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ALMOST SUTFocATED.-LouisB eauregard,
Frenchman and keeper Of grocery on
Champlain street, near the corner Of North,
had narrow escape from being sua5cateG
by coal gas, together with his wife and c.ild,
Oh Saturday night last. lie awOke ia tie
night to find the room full Of Gas from the
stove, and had barely strength to make his
way out of doors. His wife attempting to
follow fell inseDsible on the floor, and Il
three were yesterday confined to their bed
from the effect Of the asphyxiation.
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the same foundations. The same building
mad two stories burned on the 9th Of May
1861.
The Mills are running to-day, and will do
SO for about week, when it will be neces-
sary to stop them for month or two until
the new dry house can be occupied.
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Snow STORM At BUFFALo.-The telegraph
ports heavy snow ttrm at Buffalo, y.
Y, Tuesday. Snow had fallen to the depth
of is inches, and was still falling. No
trains had left for the West on either the
Grand Trunk OF Lake Shore roads.
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n. sDaoi.b s,ea.ner "Cirdad' CoHgad
- n Tho 9Stb f-om Vera Cruz go.
afT ns ~ tro ,T' Vera Cruz to the 22l and City
=, Taricn IS,b s,a :es that the political stu
ot;o mad hSd completely cleared up. The Il
beraIs had obtained seEsraI 's''T - PIN
taken the important towns OF 11iats r., I The
ca, p, and others. According 49,; 49,
napers of the Capitol, Gen. = -. VT
fO0 or 500 men was marehius ''"'' '-'
Topic. ,--..,,msnt the r.
ports concerning the abdieatlon q snv 49,
peror and his departure were as ''Su' '-
contradictory as ever
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Mail RoBBERY,-A mail bag was stolen
from the train Saturday and found next day
a few rods from the depot at Essex junction
with nothing in it but papers. Persons who
had occasion to send letters north that day,
need not be surprised If they never are heard
of. Who stole the bag has not yet been
fnnnd ont
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APPoNrNENTs.-Thc Postmaster General
has made the following changes in Vermont {;
Strafford, Henry c. Hatch, vice d. c. Hayes,
removed; West Derby, Cyrus Lias, vice
E. NJ. Sprague, resigned; West Randolph,
Homer r. StOughtOn, vice c. C. Stearns,
res gned
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At the recent conservation of Bishop
Wilmer Of Louisi ana, 81 New Orleans, Bish-
op Hopkins of Vermont uttered this culccy
on the late rebel Gen. Bishop Polk Your
predecessor, the late Bishop u Louisiana was
man Of uncommon energy, elevation Of
character, nobility of soul. I0u are the
successor OF such a man none who knew
him, hut admired and loved him. was
often connected with and met him frequently
at one Of the universities Of his founding
lmany Of these Will you meet with. that
were Of his erection and upon feqcnt oc-
casIons Of Christian duties, ana il Is among
the pleasant and sad reoollections, Of the
past You viii find in your path many me-
mentOcs OF his zeal; monuments Of his worth.
Il Is indeed high privilege to he his succs-
s,r. We claim no perfection tor bishops 4;
he NAV have erred in his career, he NAV
have made mistakes, but his soul Of ChrisG-
auitv and magnanimity, which bis life ex.
Libitcd. is true prestige for you, and
God grant you all the faith and support to
IL. proper ends.-EI.
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TINS SENATE CoNNITTEEs.-By unanimous
consent the rule requiring the standing
committees Of the Senate to be elected by
ballot, was waived, and the Committees were
constituted by resolution. IN body. Sum
ner Is Chairman Of Foreign Relations Fes-
senden Of Finance; Wilson of Military Al
fairs Trumbull of the Judiciary. Our
Vermont Senators have places,-Senator Po-
land on the Judiciary Committee, and Com
mittees on Private land Claims and Public
Buildings and Grounds; Senator Edmunds
on the Committee on Commerce, and Com
mittees on Public Lands and Pensions.
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MEssAeE-IANA.-on tie outside Of our
next weeks paper, will be very thrilling
and interesting story, entitled 80 The Pres
dents Message. "-Br0dtord OPiHisn.
AW Washington despatch says Attorney
General S,anberry wrote the Message, the
President suggesting the leading ideas,
while Stanberry polished them. Hardly
possible. there's so little polish about them.
Scofeld of Pennsylvania says the message
has but three heads" Copperhead, Sore
head and Blockhead.'
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have all the rights Of a man. do You 2 he
inquired. q Yes do, was the emphatic
answer. Then" said The man, - Stand
up, and ENJOY them ike man." and she
had to stand up.