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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-04-28

FANCY ARTICLES. "
Our stocks have been purchased on
the most advantageous terms, and we
assure customers that they will find
our prices such as will give entire
satisfaction. ..s-s.. 4e
We have large and magnificent as
sortment of
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

r2-The Negro organs in this Con-
grcssional district, are just now en-
gagged in eulogizing Mr.. Scofeld, the
white negro advocate from his dis
trict We presume because he has
betrayed his white constituents, and
sold himself to the @gentleman from
Africa" We have got puff on hands
Gas is puff" but will wait and see
whether they produce it. Mr.. SEQ
field is getting some credit from the
negrophobians, at the expense Of the
member from the Clarion district, Mr..
Culver, because he refused to vote for
Negro suffrage. The Negro organs
in the district are afraid to condemn
him, but keep the negro scent before
his olfactories by praising Scofeld,
who has gone over body and brooches,
where he belongs. The man that
takes his pay out OF the Treasury of a
white Government, talks, votes and
dcvotes his time and talents to the
Negroes, ought to be-at home.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

PooR ScoFIEID.--A dispatch from
Washington, TO tho papers on the 9th
INST, in speaking of the night sessions
Of the House, says: Tonight a men,
Der had the slim attendance entirely
10 himself Who was this favored
member, who thus addressed the nc
grocs in the galleries, and the empty
seats By returning to the regular
reported proceedings Of Congress, we
find that "Mr. Scofeld, of Pa, made
a few remarks concerning the harbor
of Erie" No other member desiring
TO makcaspeeeh, the House adjourned.
There isa "smallinsignifeart' black
Republican paper, published at Brook
vile, that will no doubt produce the
speech in full.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
BEsJAaiN l.. FOSTER, Sec'y.

OFrENDED.-We have very uncx-
pectedly, and in rather playful mood,
aroused the Indignation of the editor
of that "littlc insignificant sheet" +"
called the Brookville Republican, (by
the way, very improper name for a
journal devoted to the negro race for
which he has administered US a Sc
we're castigation.
NJ We being descendant Of the white
race, cannot, and maintain our "selt
respect hold controversy with any
individual, much less a public journal,
that dcvotcs its pages TO advocate the
infamous doctrine of Negro equality
To use argument in a controversy
with such being, would be as inju-
dicious and as incomprchensible to
him, as pearls would be if cast before
those brutes, the Devil drove into the
sea. We therefore most emphatically,
but respectfully, decline entering into
a controversy with any one, black or
white, that advocates the political
and social equality of the two races.
Having been born of white parents,
we do not intend to betray them, and
assist in trying to abrogatc the plain
distinctions made by the Creator. II
the tastes and inclination of others
are different, be it SO, but if the mis-
ccgenationist is found too frequently
tresspassing upon our premises, we
may hurl a brick bat at him occasion
ally, by way ofindignation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

pnThad Stevens, calls the govern
ment" "thc man at the other end OF
the Avenue" and that "the pocla-
nation, the command of the Presi-
dent OF Tie United States, made enc
put forth by his authority, at the very
time his House was lcgislating on
the question, is in direct violation OF
the privileges of this body. Made ia
ikct nay & Jcc centuries ago to Pasiid.
nent ty BRITISH KING, IT WOULD
HAVE ocsg HIM HIS HEAP; but ,ce are
tolerant of ,sarpatioR snd abuse Of
po,cer" What 'treasonr this would
have Seen- II uttered few years ago
bya Demccrss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

MoRE SEcEssIoS.-On Tuesday the
9th instant, ninety-two clergymen be-
longing to the Baltimore Conference
of the NJ. f. Church, assembled at
Alexandria, Va, and after organizing,
sent for Bishop Early Of the Church
South, who soon made his appearance,
and was at once conducted TO the
Char. A resolution was at once Of
cred, and unanimously carried, that
in future this conference adhere to
the Church South.
We observe among the most active
in this movement the names of John
Poisal, formerly Presiding Elder in
this district Mr. Register, and sever
al others whose names we do not now
recollcct, who in former days rode the
Clearfeld circuit.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
NEWS ITEMS.
WIN EpIroRIAL roucnEs.

The Virginia Senate has unanimous
~ adopted resolutions endorsing the
Presidents policy.
Over three hundred vessels were
wrecked during the late gales on the
English coast.
The Coz mcrcc Committee Of the
United States House of Representa-
tives will report bill repeating the
fishing bounties.
The Postmaster General on Monday
directed the reopening Of over one
hundred postofiiccs in the South.
Twcnty-four buildings in the ccntre
of the town of Franklin, Pennsylvania,
were burned on the 4th. The loss is
estimated at 100000.
The United States Express Compa,
ny's car on the New York and Erie
railroad was burned on Sunday ,inyolv.
a loss ofncarly s500,000.
The Reading ADLER, the BerlSs coun.
ty Bible, has just entered upon the
10th year of its publication.
The loss by the disaster to the steam
cr Miami is now reported az one hun.
dred and fifty lives, and that by the
sIpu s,p, Sss"s',opap At I'e "".'u'ou
i'o.,' ,'"' n " .a'"o' ~ 'iu,ue'e II -
has been sentenced to be hanged on
the Sd Friday in February
n I,u. n,.s oe'" ,;s ;ssueu u''so,rs''', W
W -" c".... s ~ - - "
was ,.as.," ~o.nes-ea'' N' rr'' "ou1 is,,;''u W
,.",,, ~ anJ Nh, ~ W. w ~, $50 ~, -
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s,,ol=,.,J sI I',J,.s m Tt yn "ipo'',sp ~
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e. e., III, ,eeos,,i . n"s -, - apptI'"ssu :.
~ s Ss S"se n',so" p, P,n.e 81, y, ~ I"e Nour'
- M" rr,i1o' H. 'r"o 80, ~ l.' "'''ue p''I.
~ iiou'o : os'''' .o'.''',i''ee n"'e
s..'Jsa '..i. ~ '.pI.' is".'s. n ."o ie'o''', ,
eu''ly; NV. i,;, :, .ne oss',','s'er uenor'''
'"a' uo''s"''' prepay '"c 'osuse o'
'''rsp r, p'Pe.s, u,.
"e ne"'oois's ., Nc" i",nPsi',re
nav =. noi'''""'ou 'o"n " oihc'"'r, iof
"onernor' =,
non, James IL. Engl'sn, mas oeen
,"''i'''''eu, =. y 'nc nc,noe'acy, lot
Governor OF connecticut
nc government on Friday last,
SODA. 30 va ro'nt ,umior'' 4Vu cannon
90 mor'ars ana 'oV,VVo ieet OF lumber
i 10 &c so,o' AT Alexandra virginia
on ,he i5tn instant.
Dotn rrinting oinccs at FRANKLIN,
were burned oy the iate hre IN that
'own-
lion. Alexander IL. stephens and
herscnei v. Johnson have been elect
ee On,ied states senators from ueor-
g'a. Mr; o'cphens was 'he ,ate Con
iederate vice rresiaent' ana Mr' John-
son. was on the ticket win MI Doug
las IN iooV.
non george Sanuerson' Dem, has
geon n rc-olcc'eu Mayor OF inc City oi
i,ahcas'cr, ior 'ne iourth t'mc'
p, "noruer , .ne councl' 1s Q, gcnera'sre
cc"'ly IN session AT yen. Grant head
Yu"r'crs, mas oeen u'sso'ved, ana the
Pysveu I',J,'" na'e 1v1" ', ~ . CONGRESS-
yuusv ur'er' % ''e y. . supreme
IL -, "cr ~ 60; :" 'I ,';,,os ,"Ss, 'n"' mn
,is,, liz sg", IT uI'er, ., was N',,Sp' y .ne
V;LshgSrP ~PV, - M ,le v. Is ~, ,a;"' sr: near near
has moi ret baou Sa r"r rocor"rod &c a., ms V0'S
~ ~ - =, os," Ie'o'sveo' 80,
or .bo nor ;no,.d.,sd r~s !, " s' aaoavPs y SUI
contar;ons as ,hc Ahol;,;o" ,,,s - ~ ~ -
h ,h,s conn,r,. Thnro 49,. in''sS Pas"S ~ ~
rares amons ca,,lc here % y atI,;o,s .gos,I'' ,In
American Citizen Of African dosccn, ~ ,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
GroRoE B. GooplANDIR, Editor.
WEDNESDAY MonNlNo::::FEB. IA, 1861
Democratic State Convention.

Tho Democratic State Convention
for tao nomination of a candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania, will meet
in the hall of the House of Represent
atives, at Harrisburg. on Monday, ths
fifth (5th) day of March, 1866, ut .
o'clock 7. III.
The headquarters Of this Commit
are in the Democratic Club Rooms in
Harrisburg, which are open day and
evening. Democrats visiting this city
are invited to call.
BY order of the Dcm- State Com.
MILAN A. WALLACE,
Chairman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

An lSrrRviKwr--A lot Of fellows OF
the Mule persuasion, headed by that
Abolition pet, Fred Douglass, waited
on President Johnson, TO ascertain
his vicws in reference to the gentle
men from Africa--thc coming meis, MS
the Loyal Lcagucrs say. The l'rcsi-
dent informed the loyal crew that hc
could not give them a vote. This OIL
Tended the muleys very much, and
they at once withdrew, and have issued
an address, no doubt written by one
of the three S's-Stevcns, Satan or
Sumner, in which they try to prove
that the President is wrong. The
President should have sent them to
the old Capital Prison, where Holt,
Stanton, Baker & Co, keep white
men, for being impertincnt. If the
government" wants to hear "Rome
howl" let him put only one Niger
where thousands of white men have
been kept for the qualification Of
sucaks ami spies.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

tivcsnrdcr tho plan marked out by
abraham Lincoln You say now
that shey s''shall not be admitted TO
the Unionuntll they shall have ratified
certain amendments TO the Constitu-
ton" Now, how are they TO endorse
or ratiiy an amendment il they arc
not in the Union under the Constitu-
tiony IL is an outrageous fact that
twv.thirds of Congress, as it now ex-
its,is not even n majority Of the whole
House Some of the States in question
have already endorsed the propositions
embraced ~ these resolutions, of course
they could not help it. But those
States that have endorsed these con-
ditions precedent, are still excluded
from Congress.
Mr.. Ruddiman said he had listened
with surprise to the arguments and
false logic of the gentleman who had
just taken his seat. His speech was
full of the cstrangest fiction. He would
like TO reply, but the hour wgSas to late
and the night far gone. lie therefore
moved that the House hold "a special
session on next Wednesday evening
at half-past seven O'Clock, at which
the special order should be the consid-
Grafton Of the resolutions now before
House.
The motion was agreed TO, and the
House then adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

WITHDRAwN.-Iion. A. ]. Gloss
brenncr, one of the editors and propri-
etors of the Philadelphia AoE, has
disposed of his interest in that journal,
to James NJ. Robb, Esq, who in con-
nection with Mr.. Welch, -7iIl hereaf
ter have full control of the paper Mr.
Glossbrenner having been elected to
Congress found his lahors too onerous,
and was therefore compelled to with
draw.
The ACE is first class daily and
weekly journal, and the only Demo
cratic daily published in Philadelphia.
If any of our patrons with city pa
per, they can do no better than sub
scribe for it. The daily is furnished
at 50. per annum, and tho weekly AT
So. Address, The AGE, 430, Chestnut
street Philadelphia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

THE VolcE OF WHIrE MEN.-A pc
tition eight hundred feet long, was
presented to the Maryland Legislature
on Wednesday last, by a eommittec
from Baltimore signed by over IL 900
names, praying for the repeal of the
odious registration law, enacted by
the last Plug Ugly Legislature of that
State, by which two thirds of the
property holders are disfranchiscd
The vote Of that city in 1860, was
10000, and in 1865 only 1000, thus
showing at a glance what loyalty has
done for the white man in that State.
The same men, that DISTINGUISHED
10000 white men, are row trying to
enfranchise the negro, in order as
they assert, to establish a republican
form mofGoyernmcnt. How consistent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

sTA Democratic member of Con-
gress, observing, that all the time con-
sumed by that body, was IN the inter
est of the negro race, moved that ev-
cry Thursday be set apart for the
business of white people, to be called
the "White Mans Day" The rcso-
lntion was defeated 10y a large major
ity. Bad enough il the seventh part
of a Congrcssman's time cannot be
given to the white racc-to those that
elected them. There is more Dcmcc-
rscy than this in Poland.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

CONSCIENCE STILL AT WoRK.-Thc
U. S. Treasury on Thursday last, re-
ceived by express 5,l65.25 from some
loyalist, who stated that he would
feel better with a clear conscience and
without this sum, he having defrauded
the Treasury out of that sum in the
SAFE of Bonds. Conscience is doing
more good for our tax ridden people
than loyalty, yet it is scarcely talked
about, while loyalty like Pharisceism,
rs met and heard at every corner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
EXECUTORS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

Will he exposed to Public Sale, at the late
dwelling House Of George Wilson, dec a, in tie
Borough Of Curwensvile, Clearheld county, On
Saturday. the 18th day OF February, A. D.,
1850, at 2 o'clock. P. NJ, Of said day. the fol-
lowing described Rea, Es,sts. 10 wit;
A CERTAIN TOWN LOT, situated on
the North wes, corner Of Main a Pins streets,
In the Borough of Carwensville, containing One
Fourth acre more or lees, whereon is erected .
well finished, large three story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
good stabling. wood house, &C., with good So
lection Of Apple, Pear sEd Peach srees, Grape
Vines DC. thereon.
The above property win be sold pursuant 10
the directions contained In. the last viii and
Testament Of George Wilson, deceased. condi-
fions and terms Of Sale viii Re made known On
day Of sale by WIN. N'NAUL, -
Jan. "a, 1866 A.. A. Q. TATE. hH"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

DIsMIssED.-Col. William A. Tall
man, Co. A, l36th U. S. Negro troops,
has been dismissed the service for
''conduct unoecoming an officer and
a gentleman. His conduct consisted
in hugging and kissing Negro wench-
cs in broad daylight, in the presence
of other officers and enlisted men.
This is certainly a thrust at Thad.
Stevens, who has been doing the FORM
er for many years. This man Tall
man, is the President ofa Loyal League
in Allegheny county. The right man
in the right place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
DNIINIsTRATOR,s NnTICE.-Notir,

DMINIsTRATORs SoTICE.-Notieo
N is hereby given that Letters Of Adnia.s-
traticn have this day been granted to the under
signed on the rssate Of d. Frank Weaver. decd,
late OF Penn township, Clearfeld county. renns,
formerly member o. Co. X. sith Penna volun-
tecrs. All persons knowing themselves indobt-
ed to said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment. and those having claims agains,
the same. will present them duly authenticated
for settlement TAOS. A. HOOVER,
Penn town D. Jan. 3ist, Is66.6i.p Admt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
DMINIsrRArOR.s NorrCE-No,

DNtNtsTKATOR's NOTICE.-Noticc
N is hereby given that Letters of Administra.
tion have this day been granted to Tue no d~r-
signed, on the Estaie Of Frederick Nebel, decd,
late tf Morris township, clearheld county, Pa.
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said Estate are requested to msko immc diato
payment, spd those having claims against the
same. will present them properly authenticated
for sentiment. CArHARtNE NEBEL.
Jan 2ith, lSo6-6t Adninistr atrix
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
A UDITOR's NOyICE-rho unaersirpsa

A UDITOR's NOTICE-The undersigned
N Auditor, appointed ip open court. 70 dis-
tribute the proceeds arising from the sac Of
real estate, under zen. sr No74 Sept. Term, 1865,
IN the case VI John Ferguson W John 6regory,
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the du-
ties Of said appointment on Monday the 26th
day Of February 1866, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a IN and 3 clock . m Of said day. at bis
Office, in the borough Of Clearirld, when and
where all parties interested may attend II they
see proper. wM. NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
Clearheld. Fec 9TH, s56-st Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

Ssubpcena IN Dirorce.-In the Common Pleas
OAugustus Schnarrs Of Clearfeld CO.. Penn .
vs. No. 81 January I. 1866.
Emily sehnarrs. Ssbponu Smr. Dirorcs.
The undersigned having boen appointed BY
tho Court, Commissioner TO take testimony in
the above case, will meet the parties interested
for that purpose, ut the Office Of Hon. wr. A.
Wallace, in Clearfeld, on Wednesday the ssth
day Of February 1886. between tho hours Of .
a. IN. and p. IN. J. BLAKE WALTERS,
Feb 9TH. lS66-3t Commissioner
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

NOTICE.--All persons are hereby cautIou,
IN against barboring or trusting nv M
Mary Ann, on my account, as she has len ,
house aud board without just cause or prov,c|
tion. am, therefore, determined not "a I'll
any debts Of her contracting, af. er this DAT. n,
less compelled by law. TH0S. J. DUNLAP
February lsth, 1896 3tpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14
J. Rhcen.

Samuel D Khcem. dfdf SH5p. SHr Dirorcel
The undersigned, Commissioner, appointed, in
open Court to take testimony In the above case,
hereby gives notice that be will attend to the du-
ties OF said appointment, Mt his oficc, ia the
borough OF Clearhelt, on Saturday the Sd day
Of March A. d. 1864. between the hours OF 10
o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. VIII en- aad where
all parties interested. may attend an. cross ez-
amino. wM. NJ MCCULLOUGH,
Clrarhcld. Pth ith. ls6s.st Commissioner
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

The CASu must accompany The following ,o,,j
10 insure attention s---Administrsfors' and w.
tors notices each 81 80 Auditorf ncslse, 10 }
Dissolution noticest2 90; csutions 81 so s,,s
81 5o.and all other iranflent Notices Al ,hs ~ /
rates. Other Advertisement at g 5oper so..]
for 3 or less Insertions, FOR each additional ,rs]
ton SO cents Ten lines or less. count so~sj
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-02-14

Il Dec. IS isss' StSRHIi a iSi BioISs. LEI ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-09

Remarks of Secretary MeCullech-
II rssposss 10 seressde Of Presidess
Johssos's friends. in Washington city 90
the 23d isss-. Secretary MsCsIloeh spoke
20 fpisosE
NcCsIIoeh disisias % pIsy fast and loose
Iike Sssnsoa. bot spssks ost Iks % hoses:.
fssrIsss nss- We believe 10 . io-dsy The
ssiy ass - sks sssisss thosssghIy in isver
% The seeesassesios policy of President
Jshssss. - - sss~s ~ position il ss
sseqsivoesI asssss. sAss most eoavisee ell
sf his sisessisy-
sHExEsv cs-1zEss-My posisios 10 70
feresss % shs isssss which are sov esgse :,
ing public stsessiss i nss. spprehesd. !.
sisusdessseod y yos- (ChserG1 siiIl
~. therefore. . ! sspposs ! must - sooe-
thing On shis oesssiss ihsf The gessrsi
ss,isy q The Presidsss 10 resereses 20 De
Sssshesn States ssd people reeesrIy 10 srns
sgsinss ~ Gesssssess. hes eosnsodsiJi-
ssIi . ~ dsIibsssss jslg.sss. [Chesrs.l \
Asd lshsseh u hss bsss violently, and 10
|ssas instances visdiseissly ssssiIsi. hsvs
. sosvicfics shss Il viII Be- sppssssd y ~
people vhes shey sAsIl - aiIsssd 70 pee
|Jstgsneas spes q. ssppsss. gessienss.
That sese % - sxpeessd thss q The eIoss
|ss shis great vss. h vhiek ossA 30 bIosd
|hsS ssss excited. 30 now go blood I'D
'bses sksi. - shssla hsvs bright skies ssd
IeaIa skies.
I'VE sssisipsted shss q - elose et shis
Ivss great qs<ssIess wsuld esos - fes -
IsIe.sst; ~ disssssiss q shieh wsuld d
Iaksly = ssissss sAIs ssuslzy - shake y isos
|essssr = siresnfssssss. bss - tssv siss
Iskss shs psopIs hsd 90 bess wanting q
lssy pssv.sus e@ssgsssys go vs 80 60
GSssss shsr-shsy ussld - prspsssd y eeps
wisb, ssd ssssls sssisiaesissily say questions
shss aighs - psssssssd. (AppIssse.)
j ~Thss fsith = sssssg viii = Zoo. w
Isvs fsisA 10 shs pssple. ssd fsish y -
lgosd Psosidsses. vkieh. having Ied shis -
s;os shrossh shs Rsd 80 q bsulss : -
Iikelys 10 desert y 1ow sAss ske dsssdfs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-09

| passage hss been sceonpi,sh<1- An1rea
JoAsssa's policy : ssrsishlfsrssri- isfeiIisi-
Bic and psseticsble. and II bs;t>r policy
ess Be prevented. o.e nere - sonsonsses
9Th the prncspies a. he Gssefnnsa.. ss<
better eslruisf<d 10 presevs< the s.pr~nsry
os the Federal authority. wAiie il t-<aehes
not % The rerved snt legi'iusse rehs ofth<
s's,es. more Just. hsnsse s.i bsrzss 6ii~s
10 bind The people Of ttis great cosn,ry ia .
common broxhsrhoo6. q she aus une II
sisces jsr cssdsnnsiios CO ssess,n. and
visdicsses The nsjssty q the Lao. II ssch
. policy esn be iss~enssd. thess 70 % ssa
10 The Usise6 States vhs ill aoss uiiiisely
embrace il than Ancy Johssos. (Hesry
eheers.)
Bat until shr befrer soiiey - prrsest-
"a b mssi be tsIss 70 hinsslf. hiss % 10
reeord and must. in fsei. Geese 70 ss Andy
Johnses. II he ioss not schsre % his policy
ssd sist o svsn with t. (cAesn-)
IL = pretty good evidssse. sfs III. re-
sIsnens q The rsrectness q sis policy. ibst
Congress-. sster hsv'sg been 10 sesrips sess-
~ six .ong. ssasy nonihs. hss been snssie
70 psessss sss which they css ssrss spsn
q : sssssiists- (Chesn snd Issehfs
1T vas once sid. thisk y Joha Ran
do:ph. thar. Of al iiaksn. she Csnsiistion
mixers vere the n0rt % - osspised.-
(Csssrs-) n The cid ass essh riss frss
hs grave. What would hs ~ u ~ prssesr
Congress. in ~hieh evsy third nsn q lsass
d coss,isssiss sishg- lCsssss -
lssghtes.
-But they sss 90 ~iss ss0ssh q sssne
shs, grand CID Instrument. sbe srk o lheir
fa,hers. OF me issnders of ne Rspsbiir. the
glory Of ihe Unitsd States ssd ne sdnHs-
lion Of the sorl fChesra-
my fellow ciiH-ns. ihers = bot one pro-
Dosisiss thss has bees presented. ~sirh
-sands eAea The sAost oi . chance q scess--
.ses y she people sf sbs xossA. ssz sAss
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