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Qeaehers.

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CTEAM WEEKLY TO -
- LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW and the IRISH PORTS
pe .yorte Passenger Steamers Of the Anchor Line.
BRITANNIA sails SATURDAY. Aug l3
IOWA sails SATURDAY, Sept l.
HiBERNlA soils SATURDAY, sept. g.
Rate, Ct Passage payable IN cnuencyTo Liverpool Usigo"
p. fast Deny or Dublin Cabins so aud 10 Steesse SO -
?rsid these Ports to New oTk 90 20 liam
f,r Ive Antwerp Cabins, sl00 AMI $780, seerase' 81
information apply NJ thr Companys Offices
'''~ FRANCIS a AZ DONALD Co, Agents..
No 6 Bowling Green. New.Yors.
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Proposed sunday school Donations.

Proposed Sunday school Donations.
To the Editor of the Press:
suggest that all the Sunday schools in the
country send donations, Immediately, to the
suffering Sunday schools of Portland; eacn
sending to its own denomination. All the
denominations have suffered. Let the money
be sent to the Mayor of the city, to oe deliver
ed by him to the Superintendents of the sui
fering Sunday schools, according to the direc-
ton of the donors, to be distributed by such
Superin.endents according to their judgments.
Will all papers please copy.
Fl. B. ABBOT.
Lewiston, July 16, 1896.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
PrOmptness and Liberality, with
Reliable Insurance.

"A Mutual, Dirigo, Piscataqua. or other Insurance.
Companies now in unfavorable circumstances, may
have their risks placed Immediately in the SOUND
and RELIABLE Companies represented by me- ali
Of which are paying every dollar of their losses
promptly and literally, as fast rs presented. con-
tinue to be Agent for the following sound Companies
Pheon;x, North American, Merchants, CITY. and
New England, of Hartford, Conn.,, Harmony, II New
York; Atlantic Fire and Marine, OF Providence,
r. H.; Atlantic Mutual Co., Of Exeter, N. H., Ali
Mass Insurance Co., (which voted to close up, al
though as sound and reliable as any Bank in Port
land having re-insurcd all their risks with another
OF papers; but if wishing to do so requested to
eau on me before doing Every dollar Of its losses
is peng paid promptly and will continue to be SO.
efp 5f3 hre VIM. d. LITTLE, Agent, 70 ~
g., % Commercial ST., over John Dennis & Co.'S
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, July 25, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
~ we sh Ii sci. the three story brick house on
Carleton street. No. 8. It is No. no Sc in all its
appointments-n lo"ation. style of finish and ne gh-
borhood. 1t is finished from garnet to cellar with
The best material and by the best rkm, n. 1t has
II flushed rooms, fine closets an halls, gas all over
the house. furnace bathing room, nice cemented cell
lar floor, hard and soft water, with all the modern
improvements. 1t is all right, inside and out and
In perfect order. The lot is about 30 by 127 feet
AT Ii O'Clock, A. W., we shall sell h use No.
1t is three story brick house, finished throughout
IN house a 80 has gas, ,ur, a q, cemented cellar
floor; good water in abunda ce, and in perfe6 or
der very de irable property tor investment OF
occupancy. e -i
Al ~ O'Clock, M, H use No ~ York street.
It is one and half story wooden house, W rh a
new stable att ached The house is flushed through
out with good closets, good cellar. and good
1t ha gas, cistern and all the modern improvements
and is desirable property. The lot is about "a by
They viii be open for two days previous to sale,
from 3 o O'Clock, P. M. FE1
AT O'Clock, II. W., same day, we shall also
sell two brick Stores, Nos 20 and ~ Commercial st.
II csc Stores are new thoroughly and substantially
built four stories, the hu mess street of the ci "
the lots Is by 100 feet. assas sA - 11I
20 AT 1-3 O'Clock, p. M, the house lot corner
Congress street and Quincy Lane with the relics
1t is No: 1876, and he hou.e formerly owned and
occupied by j sinald, ESQ., 1t is IS feet on Con-
gres' street by 40 teet on Quincy Lane containing
about 1917 feet-a desirable lot Is
At the sale of house No. So State street at II oclk
we shall sell ew No. 1t2 in the Universalst Church.
Congress square,. ..,rlIr. 81 -,s,t7A M :.
The sale Of the above property win be positive, as
7idt HENRY BAILEY 8 CO., Auctioneers.
; 3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY OF PORTLAND,


In sne year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
AN ORDINANCE concerning the erection OF
Be It ordained by the Mayor Aldermen, and Com
assembled, as follows: 49, ivy NO"A'--
SECTION 1.-No Building or Buildncs the rexte-
rior walls oil whcn shan be in part or wholly of
erected IN this city without permission in each case
from the Mayor and Aldermen. -
SEC. 2.-No Building or Buildings the exterior
walls OF which shall be in part or wholly If Tvoo1
shall be permitted OF allowed to be erected in thar
part of the city included within the following limits
viz: Commencing on Congress Street at the head OF
Centre street, thence through said Congress street
Pearl street; thence through Pearl street to Middle
street: thence thence throug Middle to Franklin st;
thence through Franklin TO the center OF CONNER
cal street. thence through said Commercial street to
Centre street, thence through Centre street 10 Con-
gross street, the place of beginning including both
sides ofthe above named streets, excepting the south
erly side of Commercial Street.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty Of the City Marshal
to cause to be removed at once, nuisances, all
building erected in violation of this Ordinance.
SEC. T. This Ordinance shall take effect and be In
force from and after its approval by the Mayor.
In Board OF Mayor and Aldermen,
n July IL, 1866.
This Bill having been read twice, passed TO be or
dained. AUG e. STETENS. Mayor.
--=a--------.--.-- In Common Council,
I July IL, 1866.
This Bll having been read twice, passed to be or
pA I, ~ go. CHARLES M. RICE, President.
i, Approved, AUG. E. STEVENS, Mayor.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
City Of Portland.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the year one thousand eight hundred sixty six.
AN ORDINANCE amending "An Ordinance con-
corning the erection ofWooden Buildings" l.
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council of the City of Portland, in City Council
assembled, as follows -
SECTION 1. The second section of an ordinance
entitled can Ordinance concerning the erection OF
Wooden Buildings" approved July H. 1866, Is here
by amended so tar as to permit the erection or
temporary wooden buildings within the territory de-
scribed in said section; such sricions and limfa
tons as the Mayor and Aldermen may prescribe-.
Provided however, that no such wooden building be
allowed to reniain standing after July Is, 1861
SEc.2. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances in
consistent with the provisions of th ordinance Of
the same are hereby REPEALED.
SEC. 3-This ordinace shall take effect and he in
force from and after its approval by the Mayor. n
Approved July II, 1866, jul16d2w
: ArQUs CODY.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

THE hard fight in Aroostook County has
begun. The Sunrise says Mr.. John B. Traf
ton, of Fort Fairfield, is to be the copperhead
andidate for State Senator, and that he has
been in Madawaska, reviewed the Canuck
Zouaves of that region, and organized all the
plantations The Frenchmen vote rather free
ly, but the Sunrise expects to beat them easily
on tar poll, and take care of the duplicates
and duplicates at Augusta, if necessary, as
happened two years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
Springfield Fire and Marine Insur-
a ance COmpany. y


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July o. 1865
10 the Agents and Patrons OF the Springfield Fire
and Marine Insurance Company:
GENTs:-Wc take this early opportunity tc con.
graduate ourselves, agents and patrons, that not
withsfandng the great fire at Portland July 4th,
this Company the Old Springfield Fire and Marine;
is sound, vigorous and strong 4
Our losses at Portland are large we estimate
$4,000 after deduc,ng salvages; but heavy as the
claims are, We are prepared to cash every claim as
soon as presented, asking no delay. IN
we submit to you Statement Of our Assets, and
we are grateful that after deducting liabilities
including Portland claims, we can show the very re,
spectacle amount Of $123 472 So over and above the
Capital Stock OF $1,000 " -
STATEMENT, July 1st., 1866. toa
Capital Stock $500 600 m
Surplus, after deducting all claims, 3o3,4T2 So
$503,472 IS
Less Portland claims, $4,000 90
--.l--,1. $423,472 So
EDMUND FREEMAN, President
J.N. DUNHAM, Secretary
JOHN X. DOW IL SON, Agents,
Jul IL Ii .. at.Tf Lancaster Hall,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

The above cotton has been classed and sampled by
q. W. Amory, and NAV be seen in the Bale at the
Government Stores, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, and
by sample at the Sales Room of the auctioneers, No.
112 Pearl Street, New York, two days before the
sale. 49, iul 13td
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
INSURANCE.
Ready to Paw /!

LII Persons sustaining loss by the late fire and
n insured at the Agency of w. d. LITTLE, will
please present their claims for PAYMENT
w. ID. LITTLE. Agent.
70 Commercial St, over John Dennis Co.'S.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
John r.. DOaC Dc Son.

VI
Are prepared to issue Policies on the following first
"a J9 class Companies: ssw ssov
Metropolitan, of New York. e
Capital and Surplus, $1,000, 900
Phoenix, of New York.
20 Capital and Surplus, $1,eoo,O 900
Niagara, Of New York. ~
o. aaHoli 3iiCasll and Surplus, 81, 900
Manhattan, Of New York. '' ,s SRI "
,sa Mod 5os Capital and Surplus, $1,000, 900
North American, of New York. Is o.,
r asi l97s Cash and Surplus, $3.50, 900
YOnkers, of New York 70 lntai " 2.
% 79tsS ls2llh Capital ana Surplus, $4,000
Columbia, of New York. -, /.
Capital an Surplus, 100000
Springfield Fire and Marine.
: Il. I.a7tsoaT ne Capital and Surplus, $500, 900
Hanover, of New York. ashoi' a2
- - Capital and Surplus, $780, 900
Charter Oak, of Hartford. "a esuul
G 97iasm Capital and Surplus, $4,000
Union, Of Bangor. fifr .ld 1909
ed, sva Capital and surplus, $4,000
Baltic, of New York. b sil a. s7 aa
90 as5s'f't Copital and Surplus, $2so,ooo
Enterprise, Of Philadelphia.
Ahe Capital, 5000 900
Liverpool, London and Globe, of
LONDON. ENGLAND.
= "a m Assets, $1s,ooo,Ooo
JOHN e. DOW & SON,
1eial LANCASTER HALL.
Allpersons insured in our office will please present
their claims promptly for adjustment. jul Is II
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK

w w For Members of Congress:
fsf Disf.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
end Dia-SIDNEY PER HAM. of Paris.
ard Dist.-JAMES G.. BLAINE, of Augusta.
an Dist.-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
AUCTION SALES,

H. NJ. PATTEN d Co., Auctioneers, otic
day, July IS, at eleven A. M. on Burnhsm,s WHAT
1900 feet Birch Boards and Plank. na'"
10000 feet Spruce Boards.
$4,000 feet Scantlngs.
Thirty and one-half M Pine Shingles.
Cargo of schooner Catharine, now landing. Sale
positive, terms cash. iuli7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

y gsdr j. H. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
United States Cotton Sale.
sy JOHN H. DRAPER & Co.,
Will sell on Friday, July 2Oth 1866 at one O'Clock p
M, at their Sales Room No. liz Pearl Street, New
About 1000 Bales Gulf, Upland, and Sea Island
-tr- Wg Cotton.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

Home Insurance Company,
OF New Haven Conn. 3 Af 70
S"'AA OoPi'e1 $lyUUO,UV
j. With Large Surplus. .H
All persons desiring Fire Insurance can obtain good
policies in this Company - = =
All persons sustaining loss or damage by the late
fire. will confer aysr by calling at nnr Office and
adjusting their loss, and receive their money. e
Portland Office 116 Fore street. - a - f..-., II
j. w. MUNGER & SON.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
CITY OF PORTLAND.

"HEKEAS, VIM. W. Thomas and sixteen
w others have petltioned the City Council to
widen that part OF exchange street lying between
from the propretors each side OF said street. and
whereas said petition referred by the City Coun-
Gill; July II, 1866, to the undersigned, for them to
consider and act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee Of the City Coun-
Gil on laying out streets, will meet TO hear the
parties and view the proposed way ON the twenty
first day Of July, 1866 at four O'Clock in the alter
noon at tie corner Of Exchange and Middle Streets
and win then and there proceed to determine and
adjudge whether the public convenience requires
said street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands ON this thirteenth day o.
Trtlx A n
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

z H Rooms to Let.
Residents of or visitors in Portland, can obtain
rooms at reasonable prices at the OTTAWA HOUSE,
}on Cushing's Island. 81 s. 4r
GEORGE ALLEN. Proprietor.
Portland, July 7. 1866. jy9 If
ITO Let. Wo win let the third and fourth stories
i OF the store occupied by us. Apply to
~ ,>afaie q FLETCHER & CO.,
jul 14d3w Hs.tlt. y ttIad 159 Commercial St.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND RENTS AT the Gorham
y House and in the Village, can be obtained on
application to the Landlord, at the Gorham House
Terms as usual. H. b. Johnson :
Gorham, July IL. div pd ,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
City of Portland.


WHEREAS, the City Council, on the 18th day OF
w July inst, passed an order directing the Com
mittee on laying out and widening Streets, to inquire
into the cxpediency of extending Free street from
its junction with Middle street, through to connect
with Sumner street, also to straghten Spring street
from South to Centre street. and extend the same TO
Exchange street, therefore
Notice is hereby given to an parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
ell on laying ont Streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way, on the twenty
iourth day of July, 1866, at four o'clock in the after
noon at the junction Of Free and Middle Streets and
will then and there proceed TO determine and adj
Judge whether the public convenience requires said
streets or ways to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this fourteenth day Of
July, A. D., 1866.
AUG. T.. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
W.P. FILES,
ELIAS CHASE,
Committee on laying out New Streets.
Jul 10 I'd
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

NOTICE TO the Public There is a rumor cur
1$rent which Is false in the City. stating the Char
ter Oak ms Co. of Hartford, Conn.,, are unable to
leave to state that the Charter Oak Office is abund-
anty able and willing to pay all their losses amount
ing to over seventy five thousandrdollar and that
they are issuing Policies as usual at current rates.
julyi5dtf Agents.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

VALUABLE House Lot on Wilmot Street, at
Auct ion. On Friday, July 20 at o'clock P. M
we shall sell the valuable House Lot No. TO- on the
westerly side of Wmot street; the lot is So 4l2 feet
front on Wilmot Street, by % feet deep, with the
relics The lot ontans $3.50 square feet and is very
centrally located.
HENRY BAILEY g. Co, Auctioneers,
inl IL did :. =. ffiood Irox
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

1.-TWO Houses at Auction. On Friday, july 90
Il atl2 O'Clock M, we shall sell two Houses ON Can.
ton Street, ON the western side-calcuated for two
families each. They are just the houses wanted ut
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., .Auctioneers,
Jul 13dtd ALE -.-.L y ~. Office 17R Fore 81
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
NOT ICE.

Ill persons holding policies taken out at our
n Agency. are requested to present them forth
that they may be registered forthwith for settle-
ment. The business of insurance will be contnu-
ed at the store Of Messrs. Bradbury. Coolidge &
Rogers, Commercial Street.
I iy7 If 4 f. DOW SON
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18
CITY or PORTLANn.

NOTICE. The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
IN viii be In session at the Mayors rec Mechan-
las Hall Building, each day at o'clock p. M for the
purpose Of hearing applications and granting per-
mission to erect wooden building within the city.
PER ORDER.
Portland July IA. 1866. iul1ed2w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

INSURANCE THE HOME INSURANCE co.
Il with Capital and Assets exceeding 3 so 900,
the fire OF the inst prepared to issue policies
on as favorable terms consistent with prompt
payment and ult mate security to Policy holders,
and in all other Comp mics represen cd by t, is
Agency. jul I7d6w Low & LIBBY.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

pany, of New York, hereby notified that the Presi-
dent Of the Company Charles Taylor, would be pleas
present them The President will be at the office 81
W. Munger 166 Fore street. where the losses will be adj
justed and paid. n jylO j. w. MUNGER. /.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

n NJ. Patfen & Co., Auctioneers, $50 Fore st.
1Is House and Land near Hammond St., at Auc-
tion On Saturday, July 2lst at past IL O'clock on
the premises, fourth house beyond the Jail, will I've
sold two stored house with good liar and fitted
for four families has IL large rooms to be sold with
the land without reserve. Terms cash. balance on
time. Call on the auctioneers. jui13dtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-18

GALS, RIGGING, etc., az Auction. On THURS
- Aul DAY July 10, at 10 O'clock, A. M, at Store
house House OF Geo. s.. Hunt Western side Of Central
" mar, for whom 1t may concern, we shall sell the
SAILS rigging, Anchors, Chains Blocks, Boat, ETC..
saved from the wrecked barque Winslow - 1--'
.L,..f HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers,
~ Errro
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-07
face "Try Grey Jacket Bitters" and such

face ''Try Grey Jacket Bitters and such
inscriptions, in huge rambling letters a
rivalry has arisen among the bitters men,
and at the end Of some Of the. Inscriptions
we:frequently find examples such as the
following: Try Red Jacket, Bitters-for
Corns,n Use Medicated Juniper and Die
The gallantsfrenen are making the most
extensive preparstions fortheir yearly turn,
cut tomorrow. 1t promises to be o very
magnificent affair. Your country readers
are probably not aware what powerful
and numerous body the fremen ola great
American city compose TheyIhave their
charitable associations, their buryine
grounds, their buildings, their horses and
all the paraphernalia Of a Society or curpo
ration. Their horses are elephants in size
and are selected for strength, comelness
speed and good temper. The new horse il
always christened with ceremony and 50
Observation-Disclosures are issued TO the press
champagne flows freely, and the celebratio,
winds up with speech, song and sentiment
The superanauated quadruped is pensione'
off in q sumptuous manner, is daily aired
rubbed down and Uttered, and no celebra
ted racer or brood mare is more parnpere'
in old age. : SMELFUNGUS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-07
Home EDoings.

I'VE have to note, the past week, SEVERN
little iudiscretions committed in our midst
that served as nnorsel to relieve the tedi-
sum and monotony of our web behaved peo-
ole. A we'll disciplined band ofhorse thieves
made q raid on Mr., Prescott'a plantation
on HuGpower, and dashed offwith twenty
mules and Eve horses They were In lew
hours, pursued by Mr.. Prescott and lew :
friends, who en~reaching Carroll Jones
learned that the thieves>had passed on on
lv a few hours with their stolen booty
The pursuers hurried on, having recruited
to their aid Carroll and his son. They soonp
came up to the scoundrels, who made hgh9 =,
A smart skirmish ensued in which Carroll
and two of:shs thieves were wounded, the
balance captsred and the mules and horses
recovered The thieves have been lodged
10 Jail. T ~ ~, a-., g !,
a nice young man with ambrosial eufis
add rthe air and dress of Beau Hickman
dropped in town, representing himself al
the nephew Of one Of our most honoret
citizens, now I'd Texas, and dashed abou
considerably on this relationship, so-called
f4e hired horse from one of our liver.
stables to visit one Of his uncle's relatives
where he spent day and night quite agree
ably; but on his return he forget to re
turn b chepat. The owner, not being pleas
cd at this conduct swore out document
wherein notre 'lecen was arrested an
given secure and comfortable lodgings a
the aHarris House, 1.-THE parish being secu
rity for beard ETC. saa ls
An agent and manager Of one Of our plar
tiers, in the absence Of the latter, irnaginin
himself the bona tide owner ola certal
bale of cotton, started to town with it, b.
tween two days, and had not journeyed f'
with il before he was caught in the act, b.
stradlled of said bale of cotton. On exam
nation before the Justice he too has bee
sent to- keep the company of our nephew
the perish kindly extending the same GEL
erous terms to- him. f1
An old gentleman and his son had SON
quarrel on board the steamer 7. D. Hin
lying at the wharf, wherein the former DIRE
q pistol, fired ut his son, missing hir
wounding seriously negro boy, deck har
.or, the boat. We could learn no partic
lars. The old gentleman has bed, arrestt
and lodged in Jail. n ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-07

I9 Grant, on the occasion Of his re.
cent "house warming" issued cards ofinvi-
tation thereto. By some accident (the
roll Of Generals having been consulted,
probably, by the clerk engaged in making
out the invitations) the Lieutenant Gener-
ais Bottle Imp was furnished with q card
The opportunity was too good to be lost
and so the Imp, according to the New York
World, availed himself of the accident to
dispatch the following answer, which, i'll
other ATTITUDES, would have resulted in
pistols and coffee"
Il have the honor to receive your card
of invitation. ] beg to decline it as pc
litely as I may; and | would further state
that in no event would | be willing to hole
personal intercourse with yourself or any
member Of your family.
r,, B. F. BuTLER
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-07
Communication.

Mr.. Eptros :LHow refreshing The show
er BATH must have beensto' the good people
Of New Orleans, when their good Governor
r:aSttoed their election bills. How kind Of
him not to trust such innocent and preco-
cious children, though they showed so
much love for. him at his last election. Oh,
me they would not think, for a moment,
Of putting themselves, in any other arms,
his alone they could trust. He, alone
could carry them safely to their fond
Mother, they were SO anxious to have an
other maternal embrace never to leave hel
again no matter how cruel or unjust she
might be. And our good Governor stood
high at Washington, and he was such 8
a bet too, with the President! Bless us
this opportunity must not be passed over
though his antecedents are not exactly t.
our liking, yet we must make him Govern
or. t,tifssAa ne II ~ ,ria4f. Il|strsg .Eia
He is good at promises. He promised
some staunch ex-COnfederate officers h
would help them to some sugar plums, h
| had some goodies, he would divide freely
By-gones should be by-goncs. He trie.
these things in old Rapides, but her peopl
knew him, she had tried him once, the,
don't try a fellow twice, With money Q
power. 98 pe 3ugj, :
Well, did you ever see such vote as tn
House Of Representatives gave his yetos--
The records, no where present such a resul
on vote. I draw q long breath at it,
win they continue to act as feemen y
Nov they should avoid the council Of oil
party hacks-those who sign protests an
cards Withdrawing names they have n
right to speak for. But for such men "
would not now be in SO awkward fix
MEN who have held Office presume to
much upon that fact, and they think the
should direct public opinion. 7