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Legislative Omeors.
SIHATE.
Sanding Conaittses.

Sanding Committees.
Judiclsry-welty, Proctor, Sumner. Nelson,
Hutchings.
rporatious-Carpenter, Eastman, Haines,
Stevenson, Monroe.
Mines and Minins-Steysnson, Linn, Doron,
Nelson, Terry.
Federal Relations-Mason, Monroe, Edwards
State Adairs-Doron, Meder, Monroe.
Agriculture and Observation-Disclosures. East
man. Meder. '
Education-Grey Edwards, Terry.
Printing-Doron. Carpenter. Meder.
Counties and County Boundaries-Proetor,
Hutchings, Gray. Terry, Eastman.
State Prison-Geller. Sumner, Proctor.
Militia and Indian Acknowledging Nelson,
Carpenter.
Sta.e Library-Nelson. Hslnes, Hastings.
Internal Improvements-Eastman. Carpenter,
Mason
Public Lsnds-Edwsrds, Doron. Gray.
Claims-Monroc. Nelson Edwards.
Public Morals-Meder, Mason, Welty.
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Masonic Notice.
OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. S. F. & a
- A. Il, msctI at their Lodge-roou. "
corner Main and Blanchard streets. Gold "
Hill, every Saturday evening at 7o'cloek. u " \
Stated Communications, frst Saturday In each
month. All Brethren In good standing are cor.
daily invited.
BY order OF the W. II.
W. N. HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Feb. 2, 1867. fe2.u
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sUTRO TUNNEL.

,MNERaa CARPENTERS, RHGIHEIRs.
ul Mschinlsts, BlSckEniths, BricklAysrs,
btouscutters, 7TeAmsters, Lsbbrus and ctheft;
also ownsrs- Of Foundxiss and Machine Shops.
.dssisf1 ~ Lumber. Timber, FireweSd, Hard.
wne, ProvliionI, Feed and other materials 70.
squred, wiihmgt 70 fufnlsh labor Or material for
The proposed Sutro Tunnel. at ruling rates. tai.
Ing one-half pay In cash, the other half In Tun.
mel stock. will please u6tress . few Lines through
tbs Pottofhes, giving particulars. 70 .u,m
=, AD0I,PH 6UTR0,,
isS92w .9HfHli' San Francisco, CallfofntA
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Boot & Shoe Makers.

NOTICE.-Havinsd disposodof our Factory.
IN ws arc now prepared to give our whole At
tention to our Leather and Finding buai
ness. On hand, direct from France. Calf and
Kip, Also Domestic Leather, Boot
LeEs, &c.
JOHN @. HIN, L. FAvRE, JOHN BRAY,
New York. Paris San Francisco
Address. HEN 4 BRAY,
oe43n 4l6 Battery street. San Francisco.
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,GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE sCATHoLTCoN

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions Will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troublesome eheets cans
ed by relaxation Pf the outlet OF the bladder;
II n n most succedsful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of tle Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female Diseases Is uuequalled Tho Cathol.
icon uniformly cures Prolapsul Uteri, Whites,
all Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppres'
sion, Incontinsnce OF Urine, Bloating and Drop.
sieai Sweliings, and all Diseases OF Pregnancy.
The specific action OF this medicine ,mmeoiate
and certain upon tho Uterine md Abdominal
Muscles and Msaments; restoring them to a.
healthy sta.e a. those Of childhood and youth,
20 that patients who have used the "Graefenberg
Comp sry's Utcrho Cothollcon" cannot su1ieient-
yeIpfsss their gratitude for the relief snordsd.
REDINGT0N e. CO.,
Agents, Il6 and Ils Front st., San Francisco.
Uy27.6ml
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Watch Lost.

osT, ON SATURDAY MORNING. JAN.
IL 18th. between the Grey Hound Saloon and
the Crown Point Mine, q huntingcase silver
wateh-"J. B." engraved on the back case The
finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving It at
the bar OF the Greyhound
Gold Hill. Jan. IL, 1867. ial4'tf
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIEs!!
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,

616 KEARNY STREET
VxO Cor. Commercial, San
Francisco established in 1854
for the treatment OF Sexual
and seminal Diseases, such AZ
Gonorrhea. Gleet, structure,
syphilis in all its forms. semi,
nal Weakness, Impoteney,
etc. Skin Diseases (of years
standing) and 6leerated Legs
successfully treated
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

Albert Pike Is editor in chief Of
the Appeal, tho third Conservative
psper in Memphis. lie consoles
himself with the idea that he has lost
nothing--thus
we have always been In the nj
nority and under the rule Of the
Democratic party in Arkansas we're
as completely di.frsnchisea as If We
had been forbidden 10 vote and dn.
qualified to hold oikcs |, was
never osr good fortune to give vote,
excep, for some psI,ry local once,
and few times for = member Of shs
Legislature 'hs. mas not ~ worthless
an = blank sad for more than .ss
years before the var, W. hs'l ceased
to vote At vi. We do nos dssiSe the
right Of voting, for W. eau have IT
We care for il, AZ much political in-
Aueace without the right to vote -
with il, and psrhaps more asd ~
have never In our life desired ~ bs
elected to any o&cs No that disfrsa
chisement hsr no teyrop for ~. u
tho negroes are 10 vote Nc do not de-
sire the privilege" We care -
little De s,ssimsa ~ the law does.
When our vote y worth no more
than IN igsorsA. nsxro's, il is not
worth picking out II the gutter. II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

tuNefnmeht from "hleh thn "rFfc%nu
come, affirm that she is a s,s,e-sn
equal member Of the Union. the sn.
preme Court unanimously, the Prc~iden,
frmiy but because faction dominates
for time IN the third, which disrcgarls
this truth, must We conclude that all Is
lost The President and the Supreme
Court are fighting the constitutional
baltlo for US ~hall We ign0miniously
take te flight while It is gong on, or
shall We maniully support our friends
against our foes This very Congress
has asserted practically more than once
the very truth which the President and
the supreme Court maintain - once
when ii submitted to tho Southern states
rs Sin,cs the 18th amendment, which
they ratified, and again when It submit
ted to them the 18th, which some have
rejected Why, thea, abandon the
struggle and what betrayal would
that be Of constitutional right, which, 4
preserved, Virginia may, rs n member
of tie restored MON, hereafter cnjoyf
And moro What II, aitrr drniainr
humiliation to tho dregs, we shall find,
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pressed with the fatal resemblance
between the men and measures of
that period aud these of our own
evil day. River which find their
source ia the same mountain. and
How parallel along the same valley.
must empty into the same waters
You, who believe the Radicals are
patriots and America safe, listen to
the story Of shc Jacobins and the
tale of France.
France was prepared for reyolu-
iisn by Voltaire, Rousseau aAd En-
cyclopedists, who sowed broadcast in
lis land the baleful seeds Of in.idch
ty and sentiment, both Of which
took root, aud springing forth with
weody luxuriance, chokcd out roli
gion and principle. The heart and
conscience Of the nation forgot its
God, and knelt to the Goddess of
Reason, who poured into one the Wit
riol of vice, into the other the nar-
cote of sense Her spark of ii.
vlni,y was smo,hered by be- ashes
of religion, and . whole people as
one man blind, wa led BY lauaiicism,
IT, usI,, = F'op"'Du ~ 'g .,
- N'o''',o"'s.s ""V'' N,i'o'a are
49, '''-or '"e" i'"'No" "noSe
"''''e "'' '''', '"'no' nan "o",
"a VIZ P''so" '"V '''"u ""u 'c'''
" '"e'r nnen ~ 'no oss'uu'
Op' "PP'''"',o" VI o'.a"''P'''y"i "'''
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.sps", ano',o'"s haNo '"'so'',h
v'el' ooa, anu a'u N"een"s ~ vac
''s''ss y. H"a'e"y' WY - p',nu
~ '"'" " P"S,'on' a'''o'us '''''
~ PROMISES ana WI" ensu' 'neh
y, m "'i', ~ -,
us wars o' 'ne u'ai,u "opar,n'
'n' 'ne eAua'asaheief ., ,'o"'s w.
"ccuhu'a'oo d Vas' uep, ior France
anu ,or ,'ou's ~ 10 inherit NECK
CT, 'he hrs' hnaneier IN Europe, was
ca''cu 10 'he ,oasurY, ana lapof'hg
necessarily h,sh' ana Jay conceived
ana submitted 10 tue Assembly prop.
81 pans Tor meeting 'ne expenses OF
inc ooVef',nent ana Tor decreasing
'''o oeo'' heso pans were disap-
Pfo'eu ahu h'ou'"cu' ana money
matters da'ly grew worse ihhooins
Z Witt ana the Wholesale Dluutgr OF his
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

". Sad !. the Mos,.,am.sy Nail
of Wednesday, an extract fro. =
letter writtsn BY Ex .0ov. Parsons to
= gentleman In that city Tks let
Ter bear. data Washington, March,
10Th, 1867, and the extract reads ~
follows;
"Ose word ~ 10 tho martial law
Bill. Why should our people hasten
" make this n,onstrous Act of Cos
srcssionsl ussrpst.on their ae', be-
fore it, constitstionsliiy has been
passed on A. Il nov stands il is
forced on Us. n ~ adopt Il, IL BIS
comss ours, and from that moment
10 preclude ourselves"
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For the Texas Republican.
The Lakes ~ ,sd River
Valley.

Iue Lee y ~ ~ -NFO 0sVeU
valley.
The first view Of these lakes ex-
cites surprise in the breast Of the
bcholdrr. The numerous dead trees
scattered about in the water, aad
standing upright where they grew,
convey the impression Of 'smpsra-
~ inunda,ion The water during
It's lowest stages, It is true, ahandons
considerable extent of It's bed,
which, during the summer seasoa, i.
yerdant with luIutlant grass, aud
iniorsceted with meaniering streams
bu; large area remain, permanent.
~ submerged, in which .hc erect
trunks Of dead ,rec- are still consp,c.
asss !, seems evident, that At no
very remote period, the Indian hun.
ter waylaid the nimble deer, where
now the "pa'len, angler eap'sres
the hnny inhabitants Of the crystal
element, and the steslthy panther
cnee prowled about in search Of prey
whsFe now the iotoo'ous gar re'gns'
dread monarch of his wa,cry realm
Several theories have been sd.
Vahced TO account 'or inc ofir" "
these b"d'c' OF water according
10 some, the lakes east Of Port Cad.
no. haffison ,ounyi texas were
caused ny the ha'' IN Yea n''ef
whieh oos'fue''ns that stream forced
''s "ssr' :" ''eA new 'na""s,
oa''ed a"d hayou "h''h o'srhowed
The land constituting 'hs bed oil 'hs
present lahcH' ms view OF me
s"nJ.c, ""n'u nov account 'of sew
Graz lakes t'i"" me rat, when ~.
esiNc no aceess'ons OF water diVcrted
'foi" i'ea hisef ~ INC above Cd
siruc'ioni which present similar pc
cnliarities ana are apparently inc rc'
sun OF me same causes. @ 'ross
Lake, his'nea"i Lake Ae
Mf' pafpey asofibes 'heif origin
" to The gradual elevation OF the bed
OF lied river BY accommodations OF
a''uV'ai deposits wh'eh causes 'ne
waters OF It's tributaries 70 no" PACK
ana converts parts oil their courses
tut" lakes me operation OF the
above cause ~ou,a seem 100 SLOW
hosc '"Aes oo"ia NOT nave 'soh J"
existence more Una" hundred years
Judging rom 'he appearance OF the
dead lrre' Killed by the water, some
OF whose "Pf'snt trunks are SUB
ihofse", IL ra'ui upwards OF Yen
'ee' po'oN 10" ~s'ef "fs' oea'
hlcht must nave areumo'"'ed to tho
above extent N century or 'oss' 10
produce 'ho 'noe' ascf'peu !" IL
nu. '"'s uo's MOI apoo'' WIN SHOWN
iao's 10 regard 10 rivers hco'og'ss
siAe 'nat ,he oed OF inc we rises
about NIX inches during the above
period " must DO po,n' IN msha
,ha' .he bottom lanes ana the
peus OF inc tributaries OF n'a river
Wou'u rise from 'hc same esase ~"
elevated 'hs pea OF '"e man s'Fssm.
~ 'h's theory l" correct, mere w""M
Dc q gradual ana Pefeep''oi' increase
!" Tue SIZE o' '"o '"Nes, "u, mo
reverse ~ 'ne ease, va se,''s"
state mat soda COR no 5000 Lake
was once larger sheet OIL WAIST
'hHn AZ present II Is constantly
contracting !" consequence OF nu
v'a,''o deposits, ana a considerable
portion OIL Tvs former PED F" now
covered WIN growth OF young
s cy''" "a r T., SI, ;' Te H. sas' ,s -:
, n. " ~ a, a"s ar IN, - -. 49,.
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SPANISH PEvsR An0xa Carrie

SPANISH PxvsR Anona CArrLs.
In his lsss ~port, Mr.. Newton,
Commissioner Of Agricsltsrs, written
The sttsntion Of Congrsss il re.
spsctfsIIy called 10 The resolutions Of
tie Kansas Legislature, praying fer
the passage Of some Law fbs the pro.
lection Of The vsssssa esttIs gpsvsrs
against ~ rsvsess Of ~ 8pasi.A
kvss. l ~ making sGosA y obtain
fssss relative " this sisg4Iar asd II.
..l dissass, which nay rsssis In grss.
los 10 he psopls Of ksutssty, Ms.
ssari, kassas, SD psssihiy 70 other
8&aass, " Tssss eatsls shall b. allow.
ed usrsssrieted paasasp through those
regions.
Il vosld b well fos tie people Of
Tsxss, Who ought 70 b IN best &C.
qusiatsd With The whole nsttss, to
Ut forth The real tsvsA ~ fal.lsy Of
thsss shasgss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

..Thsrs are a27 psiisst IL 10
Gsosyi. fanatic asylum.
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FLORIDA TOUCHING ScgsE."
"A Mr., Watkins, who recently
came to Tallahassee from Jefferson
county, in this State, (and from
South Carolina there, died of pneu-
monia, on Monday, and was buried
on Tuesday, / Is said that his des
titstion was so great that it extorted
the following passionate exclamation
from one of three interesting daugh-
tiers. just before the coiiin-lid was
fastened on--the lid that would soon
curtain forever from earthly view the
beloved face OF a fond aud worthy
father one Of the daughters with a
tender emphasis of affection that
would have moved heart of stone,
exclaimed: Ny father you arc
gone now, and so cold. Didn't we
hy to keep you warm, father, when
you were here
Oh is there dcsiitution ike this
so near our doors? Verify, the
poor 20 have always with you. But
VIC learn that, though poor, Mr.. Wat
kins was a very worthy man, and u
church member. Thesurvivinr mem
bcrs of the church to which he be.
iouged will surely look after the now,
more than ever dependent ones whom
sudden death has thus beaueathcd
to them.-7ai. Sentinel.
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az l. ui9HrOWER, Attorney At,
HI. l.-a, hlysias Fields, Harrison Co,
resns. will practice 10 the Courts OF the
S,x,b ils.iie.al District. All buslncss en-
rd.ied.to bim Wal receive prompt at
en,lon.
Aptj Il. 1866. aas'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13


STEVENS 'oSfls'AfioN Dill r
stevens monstrous scheme OF
conhsrn'ion, as the opf'hgho'u
( Mass.) hepubhcan styles IT, mas ~
his own request been a'd over WI
next session ana we very n'ueh
doubt It's ever being even called mp
again Yet, a. 1t may interest some
of our readers TO know how tins Rad
zeal leader of the House would deal
with the South had he his way, we
summarize the various provisions OF
the bill It eonlisea'es all the pub
lie lands belonging to the ten eX
Confederate States, and all the lands
and other public property forfeited
by the act Of Congress OF July H.
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FRANK {. Cd,

TU.TTTI,TNT NNI1 NTTI IN 7 Z
w. y "
SOUTH sinr rrnIic SQUARE,
n AKSttAI.t. rnx
HAS received aud is now opening n ull
IL aud complete a.sorlmeu, Of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, and PATENT MtDl
ClNES, PAINTS, Oii.S, VAPNlSll,
X EROSiNE OIL, LAMPS. GLASS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

What hscame Of ths smnssay oath
under ths military dsspssis.s ssssA.
lishsd for the Southern Statssy DO
far ~ wc con see, il is, "ss dead =.
'aactsrci" Its spirits Va are not
allowed 10 keep, il consideration /"
hes failed. the eovssss. which Il
sealed IL broken, it, purpose asd snd
easnot be sstAined, and i 10 v" kaoei
I'd into > circumstances - . whole
Il il not the Presidents fault, nsr
that Of the Southern people - ~
esresk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

Last year The peota Of css.ee,i-
eat voted dosn IL psopositioa og
segro ss9ssss IL tAaa osass. But
the Representative n Cosssetisut
10 Cssgrsss lid - Assissss - vote
iss sssss ssasaxs - ~ Ssssh. The.
ssgrs votsfs hsss ~ bssssr naks .
noIs Of this sd ssnsntss that vAils
ske Radicals tAisk sAsu sssA essuxA
= ~ sisA 0ssaAssa vAles nss,
thsy h ~ bsgis - - go sasssh
- voas viii Radical vAisas. Tks
lssses sAis ssaeAs, and ~ rsssdy
iss ~ Aypsssisy Il psisss ssa b for
~ essthsss whites ssd hlssts v
vvss segssAss aGaiasa ~ Rs1issh.
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DISSOLUTION.

.VIlH partnership heretofore csruee BE-
! ,s,-,n III uH,hrs.gned, N ulV nHuig,-
meat oi he Oapiipi Hotel was Dissolved
by mutual caustii. q W /. Dawson IA
thafsld wis Tbs -gtsiueut o. The out
s,aaaas business, "a wAou, all debts aust
b. paid, and WHO viii ettle uh ontssand'
ng liabili,its. ,
st ". 4. BROOKS,
-..t q W l. NsON.
Marshall, Nov. q &c 10 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

Martial law has hssa declared in
Spain. Long yssss IT missuIs have
rsasssd that sncs glerioss nation to
anarchy sad tbs vsrvs u ruin.
Revolutions IL inninssa, ssa vhsn !.
beYiss In speia, Il may veseh far.
thsr. In britain, Itsiy, dsrnsny,
the Dsnubisn I'risoipplitiss, the
East, and Turkey, tho spirit Of revo.
lstian Ia cesssaatly on Tie issfsssc.
Ia the usitrd States, 10 called, Il is
rampant. The world IL out II
course. - 7skyvspA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

Coon AEvicg one says:
Girls, let u tsll you stubborn truth.
No young woman ever looks NO we'll
to a sensible man NJ when dressed in
a plain, neat, modest attire, without
single ornament about her pers"s.
She looks then az though she pos
sessed worth in herself, aad needed
no artificial rigging to enhance her
value. II = young woman would
spend as much time In improving
her mind, training her temper, and
chsrirhing kindness, mercy aud
other good qualities, as most Of then
do in extra dress and ornaments 10
increase their persons! charms, she
would al glance, BIO recognized
among a .housand--hcr character
would be read in her couEtensnec.
as~AIs|saas
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a'sai aEaa y sri.-. e.
~ ia ~ asasi "a "a - s., a. =
siahB io
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GEO LEE, LIST Lieut. 2ls, U. =.
Infantry. A. A. A. q.
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moan extraction and worse propcnsi-
ties. Alike the leading editors Of
their factions, aud alike craci, net
from revenge, not IRON ianaticism,
no, from hE,o but from mere foee Of
Lhpoi The editorials of " The friend
of the people were prayers for
hlood-its Advertisement, annou need
It's shedding, and the Pots Coyrcr
contained the list of victims 1t
was Marat who first demanded a die
iator, whose only duly should be- 10
point ORt victims, and whose only
power was TO crocRic IL was he who
conceived the humane design Of
burning the prisons with their in
mates The Washington Chronicle
has long since declared for impesch-
ment, and eagerly asks for dictator,
that all rebels and eonspirators may
meet their reward Forncy Justify
approved the numbering in cold
blood of prisoners 3, Point lookout,
and warmly applaudcd that German
brute who, at Fort Delaware, found
the diet Of salt water and spoiled
beef a quicker method than bayonet
or bullet Had We time, the GRIM
inal Tribunal from Which there
was 10 appeal, might be reproduced
in the " Militssy Commission, which
il organized to condemn, and tries
but TO convict--we might find the
g" lie Vontre of the Assembly we'll
represented by the Southern Icy
alists we might find worse than
Fouquier Tinyillc in llolt-but
enough has been said America is
trembling on the brink of anarchy,
and that brink is crumbling Slave
nv has been abolished, aud Slavery
and Republics mus, be associate.
When Rome and Greece were Re
publics, there were ten slaves to every
freeman. When Rome and Greek
generals made slaves, soldiers and
citizens, the republics fell and king
doms occupied their sites Amcrics
is too large Cor one government, and
like a growing tree borci mp, must
burst iis bands, for king. tread cinse
upon the heels of universal suffrage,
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shsn, anid IL fcfssts " : fespssr
wostd ~ varhlss sslvonsd ~
sseysise wish thsis Dsls1isss strtIas.
That ~ ssAsiAssss VI ~ haa
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purposes The answer j. plain The
reign of violence canact last forever.
reason must At asMe time resume her
sway, and with her return, the work OF
these artihcers Of ruin, II forced on u-
against our will. must DO swept away.
Na so If W. give il the semblanee even
Of popular assent not If they shall be
able to quote against u. hereafter, the
estoppsl Of oompoek by which new
elias Of political rights viii have been
created and by which rs-entrsnce into
h. Union, aud rs-sdmis~ioa' u repre-
sentssion, Will have been acquired. IN
vsin, IN such csss. would bs Our ap-
peal 10 The ssms Of justice Of the other
aesLsss Of As unioa in rain COR sp.
vssal " the Judiciary fos relief The
step once taken, ssssles Jar destiny Tor
ever A people who resiss their liberty
never regain Il IL Is nationAl suicide
A. well cut the carotid, and posr out all
the blood. then sxyect the patient 70 ~.
tain the choice Of lifs While oppressed
nations, who have opposed 10 oppression
I'll they eonh---psssive re-istsncs--hass
often been resarrscs,d asd rsstorsd to
their rvissins rights
Axsin. what but panic eosnpsh Tbs
belief that eus stu stion lssves " no ~
Tentative bus self dss>russ,os IL vir-
ginis ssase, % suhjugsisd Isoviaes'
Two Of the coordinate branches Of the