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lS- man who eloped from Pitt'held with
his step mother, settled with his frther for afty
dollars and silver watch, and retains the lady.
IT, lady school teacher in Springfield,
Mass has been bound over for trialon theeharge
Of whipping hor pupils too severely.
10" The report that the Government of Bra
I'll had abolished slavery is untrue.
Gy- curious case undcr the te:t oath was re.
Gently decided by thu Court of Claims. A man
was admitted to practice in the court Who could
not take the oath because he had held ajudiciaI
Office under the Confederate Government The
court held lha. as ho took tho position TO escape
service IN the ranks, bis loyalty 10 dnquostlonabe.
ar Mayor Heath, Of Sow Orleans, hss ap.
pointed two negro policemen,
Sr Thee peisabs died Of starvation 10 Polk
county; daTsis, assh bsfUss le's.
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Mexican News.
..,.NEw ORLEANS. MAY 5.


The French steamer.,Sonora arrived to-day
from Vera Cruz, andconfrms the telegram Of
Mayfltth, abouttthc surrender of 3Alaximilian'
and his Generals. %.| ~ s. -
The Commander Of. Vera Cruz was Only
awaiting an official notification Of the facts
to surrender tGat city, ~
New 0RLEIss June l, p. m.-,Hon. LID.
Campbell hasreceived letters from the .U.S.
Consul at Matamorass confirming the reports
Of. the fall of Queretaro and capture of Maxi
milan and his Generals.
Mr.. Marshall, Consul at Matamo.as, has
just arrived in town, but brings no later in
telligence. He probably came on with his
own dispatches.
Letters have been received here, written
by an Iinperialist,. dated Monterey, May 2lst,
which make no mention of the capture of
Maximi;ian, which is rather singular.
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a shocking tragedy occurred not long ago
in court Of Justice at Matanzas, Caba. a
suit for aimony had been commenced by a
married lady, who had for some months been
separated from her lord, Santiago Mauzanet,
of literary reputation. The case was pro
ceedius, when Manzanet drew a revolver and
fired at his wife. The ball entered her fore
head, causing her to fall over into her moth.
er's lap, an aged lady, who was sitting beside
her. He then fired at the mother, whea both
fell at his feet, gasping in death. The mur-
derer then turned on the persons present and
threatened them with the same fate if they
dared to interfere with him. He then took
a few strides across the room, approached
the corpses of the hapless women and empti
ed the remaining charges OF his revolver into
their bodies. The last shot vas aimed so as
10 kill his wiie's unbcra infant. Afer the
deed he threw down his revolver and gave
himself up to the officers Of justice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-05

NS- President Davis arrived at Montreal on
the 2lst May, accompanied by three or four gen.
tlcmcu; and looking very vel. His reception
was very quiet. He drove st once in covered
carriage to Mrs. HovellS house. His arrival was
not generally known fos Some hours. On the
entire TIP from Now York 10 this city hs kept
himself from public observation. His family Or.
ttyyA .hofe "a tho dsy pssysesu. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-05

Aiken, So. Ca, May. 3lSt 1857.
Circnlar:-
Citizens of Edgefed District, desiring to '0rve
a, Registers of voters under the provision of G.
o. No. 1s, H'd Q'r.., I'd Mil. Dist, are required
to make out their applications and present them
in person to the Cond'g Officer of the Military
Post Of Aiken.
No applications forwarded by mail, will be ap-
proved, unless the applicant i-personally known
to the Colnd'g Officer Of the Post.
By order of
BIT. Msj. WALKER, U. S. A,
Comdg Post.
J.D. BApcocs, End Lieut., 9Th y. s. Cavalry,
Post Adjutunt.
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~ Fully two thirds of the lands planted in
south western Georgia. arc said to be in cotton.
@s- Two beautiful little girls, aged respective
ly twelve and thirteen, the pride Of their parents
and friends, were burned to dealt. few evenings
ago, in Quincy, Florida, by = kcrosiuc explosion.
es- Tho New Or cans cOmmereial Bulletin
eudcavors to dissuado Southerners from emigra-
ting to foreign countries. The political tempest,
it thinks, has spent its,f and Will subside. Con-
Rsc,tion it does not apprehend. At any rate
there !, no escape from'the United States except
by leaving The continent. The whole South is
auxiliary to our commercial devclopment(and the
whole North is destined to absorption. So says
the editor.
Msr German statistical writer remarks that
The invention Of the sewing machine hos enabled
Gac woman to sew as much as hundred could
sew by hand century ago; but, ho continues,
ono woman now demands az much clothing as q
hundred did II century agoAso thht matters arc
not 80 much changed after all.
Eg The Prairie Fmmer has not n shadow Of
u 0UuOt Oh tnc iuCSoos WI tuV oSSS suSot
enterprise in Illinois anG other Western States.
Gs- A Berlin dispatc1 asserts, that a plo. has
been discovered in Hanover harrington its purpose
the assassination of King. William and Count Biz
marck.
lr a Fort Kcarney dispatch says, the Indian
war has fairly begun, ranches nre bu'ned, stocks
are stol,n und settlers murdered daily. Troops
are guins westward rapidly.
ns- Tho Now York Feemnn's jotrna1, of last
week, SAYS, "Lot us prepare TO rcpudiatc the
Lincoln mr debt! When we do that, labor will
once moro makca good lirius for tho laborcrs."
GS- Th, Now York Commercial. now thinks
tho time Ia lomc, when newspaper writers, North,
should dropsao teru roboi" rh.u sposkius Of tho
South. or the Southern people, end In Language as
10 action, strys to do all ioar power to alsy tho
ani,acsitis, issesssn By ttsWss. awe II
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a NICE LITTLE BY-PLAr.-We understand
that the Columbia aud Augusta Railroad, in
conformity with their charter, intended, yes
terday morning, to lay crossing. over the
South Carolina Railroad track. The officials
Of the latter company las suit is pending as
to The validity Of the charter of The former.
infringing upon tte vested rights Of the lat
ter,) have adopted novel procedure TO battle
the efforts of the new company in laying
down their crossing connection. Early yes-
terday morning they started an engine near
the disputed point, and singular enough, it
has been playing all day yesterday but never
out of sight of the aforesaid inte'ded inter.
section. Both parties, we learn, are in ear
nest. and the result will be looked to with
interest. Columbia Phoenix.
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Assessors . Notice.

i"5 ASST. Ass'R's OFFICE, U,s.INT. REV.
June 8, 1867.
z WILL be at Richardson's from Tuesday June
Il the 4th until Saturday, the Sth.
AT Kcmp's on Tuesduv, the llth.
AtJ.'P. Boddie's on Wednesday and Thursday,
the 18th and.13Lh. 81 aag so
At Dorn's Mill on Friday, the 1lth..
At Meeting Street on Saturday, TIE 18th June.
After that time my Office will be at the resi-
dence of Mr.. L. Q. LovELAcE, on the Long Cain
Road.
Render your Returns at once and save cost.
II. C. M0SELEY,
Asst Assessor 10th Rcg't.
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qar The Commercial says It is asserted that
one half to two .h!sds of Charleston 10 owned BY
Praser, gronholm A Co., aad reports also state
sbat last year they paid tasns Oh slSeoo,ep0
wtrta Of property ia St1sh Gsre!ins.
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From Mobile.-.suppression OF a Radi-
cal Paper.

MOBILE, May 81, Ycsterdays edi-
tiou Of the Nationalist, u Republican newspa
per published here, was suppressed by order
Of the Commandant Of the Post, and guard
placed over the Office. It's future publication
is prohibited until the-proof sheets are sub
mitted to the commandant.. The order of
suppression says: g The paper is rendered
amenabe to the last paragraph cf General
Order. dated May 18th, prohibiting the pub
lieation Of articles inciling riot, violence, or
the public use of inccndiary,language." The
article referred to vas instrEcting freedmen
when and how 10 use firearms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-05

General Sickies on the Goth issued an Or
der in the case of the negroes concerned in
the recent street Car riot in Charleston. In
view OF the genera! good conduct OF the col.
ored population in trusting to the action of
the authorities for the recognition and en-
forccment Of their rights and privileges, all
are relieved with tLeexception Of VIM. Hugh
aud .Jno. T. Stewart, colored, who, beng
charged with stoning the cars, re isling the
p lice in the discharge Of their duty, and in.
citing others to rntous conduct, are remand
ed for trial by Military Commission.
i. In the case Of Stephen Calhoun Smith,
charged with mu,iating the National flag
al the Firen.e ems parade Oh the 9th ofApril,
the order says: The only extenua,ing cir
cumstarce is the prisoners acknowledgment
of guilt, coupled with the avowal that the act
was dorc in moment OF undue excitement.
aud bis expression OF sincere contrition for
the offence; and prominent and Influential!
ctizeus having peIiiioned for Smiths pardon,
representing that his offence had received
10 counleuance in III, community, and it ap.
po airing that the cniinement already under
gone 10y the accused, added to The condem
naiicn o. the comi.iuaity, will sufficiently ad-
monish him Of The consequences Of his mis-
conduct, it is ordered he lie discharged.
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See the card, in smother column, of Mr.. ]. 5.
COLES, Commission Merchant Of Augusta, Ga.
Full market prices given for Wheat, and Bags
f,rp;.bad
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For tho Advertiser.
Nx1GHnoRnoop NEAR PHOENIX,

NyIGHnoRHooD NEAR PHOENIX,
Edgefeld District S. C., May ~, %
Mr.. Ep1ron:-The impression is pretty general
among the Freedmen of this, the upper portion
Of tho District, that provisions are being gener-
ally distributed either at the Village ,r the Camp
some miles below and as applications for Writlags,
upon which to draw these provisions, are numerous
By the Freedmen to their employers. inthis neigh
6orhood, several Of said employers have deter
mined TO write you on tho subject, as to the caas
of persons deserving thi, privilege, and what Is
necessary on their part to obtain these prorid0H'.
We would Respectfully suggest that, notuith-
standing, there arc many who are deserving this
charity, many arc attempting to palm of their
wants and inirmities upon tho kindness of those
giving these Rations; and cases are in point-one
particuiarly--in which WOMAN was offered Three
Dollars per month and her board, as Cook Ser
want, who refused it, and has recently made ap-
plication for assistance.
Those who have employed these persons as
l.borer, readily porcicve the decentralization and
injurious effects of the impression that they can
obtain living without effort on their part. Somo
cases in thi, neighborlood have occurred In which
the Freedmen have, without the knowledge or
consent OF. the employer, left the field and gone
to the Village "to draw Ration', for their irionds'
l, strikes us that too much caution can not be
exercised; and too severe rcbukes given those
who are not deserving This privilege.
For the Information OF ourselves. and tho benefit
ofour infrm Freedmen, VIC have addressed You this
article, hoping to be Informed of the whereabouts
Of these " Ratious," and all things necessary to
obtain, or for the Freedmen TO OBJ ain them in hat
quantities they are given, &c. The last inlerro-
gatory arising from the fact that many have asked
for wagons and carts with which to get them.
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uJ.ast Call.r

All yc that are interested will do we'll to heed
the notice of Col. JOHNSTON, Assistant Assessor
U. S. Internal Revenue for the Ith Regiment, S.
C. NJ. The Colonel will close his books soon, aud
thcu-5oe unto all defaulters.
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BUTCHERING!t

c. FROM THIS -
SssFEHsSyN date unti fur w 50
|;sl%ssJ her notice the iE 3.sS.@
W-Mx.,.- Subscribers will 'Y.E.,cY
furnish 1T their -A->'7 'A''e7'
Market Stand in the Park on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, atsun-risc, the BEST BEEF
and MUTTON, we'll butchercd, and at as low
prices as they ean possibly aford.-
They hcspcak u liberal share of public patron
age, promising to do all in their power to merit
the same.
L. D. HAGoop & DR0.
JuneA If 'siieeS !
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements will be Inserted at the rate Of
0yE. DOLLAR aad FIFTY CENTS per Square
sG0 M;n;on lines or 'ess) for the first insertion,
ana on : D0LLAl; ror each subsequent insertion.
z1;S-- A ibsrai discount will be niadc to these
vi i.h inu to advertise by the year.
an,o,nciug Candidates $500, in advance.
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THE ADVERTISE Err.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1867.
Our Club Rates.

We are now furnishing the Advertiser to
Clubs at the following very low rates:
Two Copies one Year, $3.50.
Five Copies one Year, IL 80.
Ten Copies one Year, 22.5o.
Twenty Copies one Year, 1000.
No Clubs received for less period than one
ycar,-nnd in all cases the Cash will be required
in advance. The names of the entire Club must
be sent 1T one time.
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To Wheat Growers.

81 The article of our esteemed friend, Rev.
+. p. Bop1E, will appear next week.
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;BrinlY's Universal,

Because OF its adaptation to All soils and purpo-
ses, and being so constructed that by having its
several attachments, theplanter, in three mipntes
can convert the tlrning, fallow, or bedding ploW
into 2 frst-rate onc-horse cultiyatng plor,
sweep or scrapsr thus making three OF four
frst-rate implemsnts Of one, Ut trifing addi-
aonal cost. 3 Is 80
In the event of any part breaking or wearing
out the same PAT tcanbe duplicated at small
cost, the same ns.h cast plow: Tessgreat simplci-
ty enahlesthe mos: ordinary smith to repair itsJ
To appreciate properly this wonderful, durable
and cheap plow, it must be ieen ind used. 10
This'season, as in the past, 1t will be impossi-
bic to supply the sntire demand for the Brinly
Plow. hence those who desire them will do well
call as early as convenient on us, or on our agents
10 all important t,wns. W
r. III. MINIS, Edgefeid G. H., s. c.,
Is our Agent where. the Plowsean be seem ana
parties can enter their orders. - -,
TESTIMONIAL. ,'5,.ss s,Ss. :.
.@EAli .EDeErrELp, S. c., June 4th, 1857.
This ceFtides thatI have been using one Of
bost Plow have ever used fer effective work
and light draft. =
We will also accept orders for the BRINLY
CAST IRON PL0W, which We warrant the TeIy
best In use. s-z,s. ,,.f -;
BRgNLY, DODGE & HARDY,
':i''--f - - MANUFACTURERS, -. )
r. 80 No. 1870 & I32 East Man Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY. ~
S Refer to the Editors of the Southern Gull
tisator ' - - s-s.-
June i'a I'm fi 'sf23i
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Whenever the country shall have been SO
thoroughly paciGed that its safety will not
thereby be endangered. And so, gentlemen,
hoping lha: yon will hence!orih comprehend
me somewhat better than you have dole, |
remain, Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
New York, May %. 1861.
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Old Papers!

rNoR Sale at this ofice. y largo iot ot OLD
NEWsPAPERs,e For sals In parcels i eait
purchusera. ~ ( .sosAo 10 ntAv q, odn
June 4, szsits Ees stfAs, doiaW IL 20
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
James Hatcher, Applicant,

!, A. J. Hughes and wife, ct al, Def'ts.
EDY an Order from the Ordinary, shall pro-
I'D coed to sell at Eagefeld Court House, on
the first Monday in July next, for Partition, tho
REAL ESTATE of JOHN HATCHER, dee'.,
consisting of Thirty-Scven and onc:half (3fi)
Acres, moro or less, situated in the District and
State aforesaid, and bounded by lands of George
Bell and Others. as@t sF fs2
Terms Cash in United States Currency, and tAe
VIM. sP1REs,s. Ed.
JIns44.. sgs.t .4a. y II ~ c23
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) snicx Le1,er 1ton Iiorace GreeIey.

\ ,Spicy Let,er from Horace Greeley.
Tie Union League Clu5 of New York
having summoned Hon. Horace Greeley be
FIRE :. 10 explain why he went bail for Jeiier'
son y wis, the Tribune publishes resp ms
by> Mr.. Greeley. The intina'lon WIS tsst let
,hc League would vote to ezpel him. Tie
f.>lnwn= are The more spicy portions OF Mr
G's letter:
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Beef Cattle and Sheep

|z6.l u. SOW anLeCE.g J.
Nv TLL pay ,the highest market price for good
i BEEF CATTLE ana FAT SHEEP or
LAMBS. t''s:. q s; s;y $s
% II psetetusis I~;a Barter Corn and Bacon
kss .sss0,ss - A. a. GLOVER, Ast
Mays sIsszSl ~ ~
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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The etDEEETrSER is publishedrcsularly ev
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING.. ut THREE DOLLARS
per anuum: ONE DOLLAR aud FIFTY CTS.
for Six MoHthS; SEvENTY-FIVE GENTS for
Three Montas.-a'eoyr;n a9cenee.
,rSf- II! papers discontinued at the expiration
Of the time !o-wkic: Shy nave beer paid.
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To Planters.

FULL MARKET PRICES IN CASH PAID
and Bags Furnished for early delivery of GOOD
WHEAT.
Will be pleased to receive proposals from Plan
ters.
J. s. COLES,
144 Reynolds Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.
.Jcue3 I'm %
pThe Newberry Herald and Abbeville Ban
ner will pleas, copy twice and forward account to
J. s. G.
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Registration.

HEAD Q'Rs. MIL. Posr OF AIxIN,
Aiken, So. Ca, May-3lst, 1857.
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BY THESE PRESENTS, GREETING!

r. .ll.ssrs. George ". Blunt, Jain 4. Ecnne-
.iy. J,an D. Stone, Stephen HYaa an! Mir
iy .G,.;s, mcmter@ q Tie Union Lsay"e
tYub:
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let Liout. 45,h Inf. A. S. A. C.
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June 4
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-20

ei1SoNt0u unq EOuNrSEuuuTPSssueGe otueto
to- do so That is more thau Mr.. john
son ever ,s required a JIM the oath, which y,
|. i. my business to support lire Consti-
au.ion SaDd my duty and pleasure to per-
Fsuadesother to do. so."-. Some Of you who
favor the acceptance of the military bills
+ take ar> oath. 70 this effect, and still in
tend to vote for convention Which you
| sdmitsto be ordered ,contrary TO- the Con-
slitutionl How is this = IF you ~bavo a
conscience, l. have said7enough. If you
Ii Ypfs;f1r tbeseonsanlion YOU are pe,jnrsdf
Ef'IfeMendoiis apphpse OIL pliysSlhe
face ''ef cofored people who have mover
been taught what an oath isrnor what the
Constitution means. They are drawn up
by selfish conclave Of traitors to ihtlct u
death blow upon the life Of the Republic
BY swearing them to a falseiood! They
are to begin Their political life by perjury
to accomplish treason! would not visit
the penal,y;upon them. They are neither
legally nor morally responsible, but it is
you-cducated, designing white tnen who
thus devote yourselves to the uuholy work
who are the guilty. parties You prate
about your loyalty! tlook you in ,tts eyes
,duh OououuSo youS tARPihuoesI ou
are morally. aud legally perjured traitors.
| You perjure yourselves aud perjure tile
poor negro ,to'y help your'~treas on.Isa I'M
,fnense applause You eaRt escape 1t |!
You;may boast Of Sit now, while passion is
rife, but the lime will come when the very
thought will wither. .your:soul and make
you ide from the face Of mankind.
I shall discharge the Obligation Of the
| amnesty oalb. It required, me TO support
/ the Constitution and the emancipation Of
the negro, aud Edo. Twill nqt:s bind my
soul to a new! slavery, 10 hell, ;by. violating
it. L talk plainly, but I. simply want to
strike through the incrustation Of the hard
eiied conscience, and make men feel and
realize their true situation.
! have. proved; that these military bills
violate the Constitution, and that you, In
carrying them out, violate It ahdjyour am
nasty oath and your registry oath. And
what is your purpose I 1t must :ba great
good yod seek, to induce you To- commit
such crime and folly, s-;-s
Sometimes men. wink at what is by ,stric
techMcalities wrong in the individual, te
accomplish somer great good :,o 4he5pubIic
dy not recognize tire. correctness of such
notion; but, what 10 you u-spropose BY
tinmpling upon the Constitution and rio-
lating your low n solemn oHilis tx it &c
save the State and preserve liberty? Thi
is not tile: e:o'jsct, bat the purpose is as in IA
:. NOUS rs the measure resorted to 10 effect i,
Yo,le fist spropose to abrogtle your State
Governments by authority Of the so-calle'
Congress--a nero conolare@ @of portioi
49, E-Cs al I -
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|- 49, ABBEVIlLE;s FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER 90

=: -. :. -, Z - - =. \ =
: -: -:
effort ia being .made-a designed'effort-
to destroy asslSone was destroyed, 6e:
lieveIhe effort will faii. :lhave great faith
in: the Anglo suson bloo.t Lde'we great
encouragement tom Anglo. saxon history
.Onr. Liberty. vas pot .boin III a day: LIS
not, the: work OF one generation;; Is the
fruit,of, Q hundred struggles, and rs: :gust1
dreq years. Many have issn .bs effort, 70
destroy it. Often the English Constitution
~as tramplcd on, Often the traitors
sought to substitute att'trhry vii i'r Wen
established law, and often have the people
for a time been mlsied. But thus far they
have always, walked UP and called tue trnl-
tors and taSt'on'sts to account. ,C""r!es tnG
l. tranpled on the Constitution: he hsd
judges who dec'ded ths! his will vii was The
law: and all who resisted that VIII anu ue,
iended the Constitution were punished as
dis'oyai. And 1t DID seem as u his power
was Tres'ssIoie. NO dohet !! you ~eak- |
kneed Nadica's OF the eoutn haa ilvea IN
shat day you "onid nave sa,a ''he Co.ss'
tuition is de"d, aud we must consent to
what we cannot resist. 6ut John Hamr'
pen would not consent. lie resisted. iie
wa tr'eu rs " criminal TOT res'''hg' an"
was SonuSm"ep: .S, oue "hat was t';e
seaue'' INC ,peoPte It.""y setteu t.tet
power: Chaf'es ana Ills m'nistefs Per'sp,,
e. iho very }aYges 'nal conastn"e !,
tnsmpIe9 were thSs'Vsewes tseaea"o q. con-
dennea as criminals ana tue very o9csts'
esen,'"s' a, 'shef'Is, VINO exsecYbea theSorag's
o1 onat'es "!nt sls courts, were sueu "y
.ne e.'He"s ay 1YYs ~ ss,s. .'au ~ KY
.I"v n."v = "rs 20 !S;;,.,;snSi
i"o psesseS o' vo''' uhi9ps'.'u,gu" Si1 .,u
.nW -. = '''"e ':''ig.S .:OI. "e.a .ne 49,
Anu 'rau,tAea On i.sH!, on! ssngeance
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GonSt..utlon, anu maa 20 ny from MS k'ng.
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n'm"9s Ue- "eee,ceu. iney w, .'ee III
ocience- OF t"elr -, Cons','u''em @ ahi traitors
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mons strong 10 ue'e"' ~I'At ."ey eons'dereG
an atH ea.assaut :,s on Inc yo"sl'!a!,on ant
on,on' VIII not s.een .nhti q 'ew hundred
1la,sore rom oei.,nu tae maskeu oatser'
OF Co"gressi0h", , oa'"s ,"n anu oeeept,'e pre-
l 'ehs'9hs o., ioya"y s"af' uosffy oaue
Ho~n tne oons'n".lo" ana uhon forever