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DE. j. II. HUGHES o.
oAE EK FOUND AZ ais
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Pre6le Street.

WHEkE he can be consulted privately, and With
: w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at :.
hoqrs daily, and from A. NJ. to y p. Ii. - : i
Dr. II. alr ,sses those who are suffering under the
aihicuon Of rivate diseases, whether arising iron
impure connection the terrible Vice OF self-abuse
Devotiny his entire time to that particular branch OF
che medca profession, no feels warranted in GUAR
ASTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing or recently controcted entirely removing the
iress OF disease from the system, and making per
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
t Of his long-standing and welI-earisd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill and sue
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AF15 acres, more less, situated within IA miles
Oof the Post Office, of Portland, bounded on the
road west beyond the Westbrook Aims House farm,
and continuing down to the canal the lower s,de
1t is very fitting place tor market garden, or a
beautiful place Tor private residence, there Is
splendid orchard in very high state of cultivation
on the farm The iarm cuts about 45 tons Of hay; 1t
has been very we'll MANFRED for the last ten years,
consequently gives very large yield Of produce
also has very good barn. and is insured $780, IL
would be very convenient lor splendid brick yard
as there IL any amount OF brick material on the
premises Perfect tide guaranteed. For turther
particulars enquire of II. DOLAN,
iel5tr 237 Fore street, Portland.
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TYNE two story house and lot, NO. 8 Righ street,
i The residence OF the late VIM. Akerinan. Lot
about 50x12o feet. House well arranged ccnenied
Cellar brick cistern together with gus fixtures,
mace, abundance OF hard and soft water. There Is
good stable now on the premises, with ample room
TO construct one much larger, and a complete car
riage entrance.
Inquire of JOHN c. PROCTER,
June l4-d3w Real Estate Broker.
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e. W. MAYER, OF Carleton, n. B., writes Dec. z,
1850: "My son, i've years old was lew months since
suffering greatly nom WHOOPING COUGH. lney.
or saw more distressing case. l gave him LARGO
kah's Pulmonic Syrup according 10 dir ctons and
soon began TO see Improvement. The Cough became
easier-the expeetoraton ffeer and In two weeks the
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PORTLAAD& ROCHESI &. K.K.
STRING ARRANGEMENT.

7 u It1ANU A1It1h4A SUIN u IL
EE3nxrSssI ON and ltieS mond&y April H. 1861
a1EEssssssksss trains will run as .oiiGns
Passenger trains leave Saco Liver iUI Port aud at
$50 and 800 a. NJ, and $40 L. ii. Leave Portland
tor Saeo River Tbs 4. H., 20 and els z, Nj.
The o'clock train ifom Sac1 RyeI aud the Q
o'clock from Portland, Will be freight trains It'll pas
senger attached.
steam Car, Accommodation Train.--Leavs Cor
ham at A. n. and L. Nj.
Leave Portland at 1913 and r. NJ.
80 Stages connect az Oorpsil tUr West acrha,a,
essndish, stesp Falls, BALDWIN, Denmark, sebsro.
Eridgton, Lowell, biraa, brCEnfeid. Ffyesass,
ConTsy, bartlett, jackson Lill.gtou, tornieA or.
Ger fre3do.o, sisdison Dad Eatoa n. i
At Buxton Center for West Buxton Eonny- f.as H.
south lsminston, Linlinston, LiInsfiG5, EsXheid
ParsorsGsld and ossipes
At Bsecarappa for South Nindhsn, Ei,1haro NIL,
and NORTH Hindhsp. daily.
go u BY order OF the President.
Portland, April u, 1861. dt
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E0r X1060t

g. A one and half story House, nearly new, on
E;;: the corner of High and Free street, Cape Eiiz
a&il abeth, with dive finished closets, all
Oh lAa first hoor wood shed and O good well OF
ter, amt well finished, very pleasantly located within
three minutes walk OF the Terry landing. WEI be
sold at bargain. Terms OF payment easy.
Apply to GEO. X. DAVIS q CO..
Dealers in Real Estate, No Morton Block
may 24-dtf
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For Aala.

THREE stored brick house No. 80 High Street,
i corner Of Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
scriber.
Also two three storsd brick stores Fore Street,
corner OF Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall, slated roois the Wharf Street
four stories, with cellars. Gor terms and particulars
enquire OF the subscriber. -i. Ia .....
= NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Ami q g. 1,as
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Farm i'm Freeport for Sale.

Farm i'm FreepOrt for Sale.
Said Farm Is about half q mile
AMA-O from Freeport Corner and De-
KTTT1 pot; is in good order and well diyid-
ffHy &sS2 ed. Cuts about twenty tons hay; has
large Orchard O! good fruit. and
wood enough Ior family use The house is two stored
shed and Large barn attached, all In good repair
There two never failing wells Of water and brick
cistern. The house is pleasantly situated and
rounded by Elm and other trees.
Said Farm win be sold low. For further rartieu-
lars address ~
@. K. WAITE, Fresport,
Or enquire at the premises. je10sod4ws
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3 Chandler House, Bethel.

f.isaSsH This Hotel, located in the most beautiful
Hand romantic village the line OF the
Grand Trunk Railroad, 20 miles from the
White Mount aims and six miles from the Greenwood
Caves has been recently built with special reference
10 the wants Of tho easure-trayeling public. 1t
contains fifty spacious, well ventilated and neatly
furnished rooms, from all of which views OF grand
mountain scenery may DO had. No pains will be
spared to make this hvorite resort for tourists and
pleasure seekers Particular attention will be paid
places OF interest win be furnished on reasonable
terms. Horses and carriages and saddle horses to
let. A good Bowling Saloon Is connected with the
house. "a p 1Flst6 ...I SUI ..- Oh cod gl.
A carriage will be in constant attendance to con-
vey guests of the hou-e from and to the depot, on
the arrival and departure OF passenger trains '-
70 Transient and permanent boarlers solicited.
June 1S-d4w o.,
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DIR. MILLER,s
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
NATURE,S ASSISTdNT.

T has proved 1ntaIIibIe Tor Burns, Frozen Limbs,
i Bruises, Sprains, Wounds Of all kinds, Pains in
Hands, Stif Neck, Agne in the Face or Breast Ear
Ache, deafness, Poisoning, Ers sipelas and Infam-
nation OF the Eyes. For Rheumatism 1t is not a
certain cure, yet hundreds have been relieved by 1t
when other remedies had failed. ''-
AS an internal medicine, when taken in season. 1t
will cure Inflammation Of the Bowels, Dyssntery,
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus. 1t will also
cure Diphtheria, Dry Cough and Asthma.
This medicine II purely vegetable In its composition,
soothing and healing in Its int uenee, and may be CIV
to any age with perfect safety 1t has been
before the public during the past nine years. and has
wrought some of the most astonishing cures. The
proprietor challenges the world produce Its superb
or as a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
q. ID. LEFT, proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas Barnes a. Co., q Park Row, New York
will also supply the trade at List Prices. I'D. la.
W. f. Phillips & &c, wholsesals Agents, Portland.
March26eow1yr
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House on Pearl STE Get for Sale.
TOR sale, n three storied, genteol, modern bull;
brick house containing nine rooms with closets.
Pired for gas; plenty of hard ana soft in the
house and in good neighborEood. Enquire at No.
IS Pearl Street. juue20i2w~
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House LOT for Sale
Farm for Sale,

OITUATED oil west side CT st. John Street, 80 by
- 100 feet. For particulars enquire OF T. 4. Moody,
st. John Street, or L. B. Allen No. 10 Atlantic st
Portland, Me. june17d3w
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Stray Colt.

CTRAYED into my premises, one chestnut colored
- Colt, with black name and tail; Judged to be
about three years old. The owner can have tie
by proving property and paying cost and charges
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
North Yarmouth, June ~, 1857. je24dlw~
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For sale.

A NEW II story house, stable and wood shed,
"A together with two acres Of excellent land, stu
ated in Cape Elisabeth, on Pleasant street, NEW
street), about one mile from Po uanu bridge, near
the Town House. 1t is one of the hest locations in
town. there being splendid view of the city, har-
Dor ami islands, and surrounding country. The
brick cIste a.
Also, limited number OF house lots, near the
above property. Apply 10
j. l.. PARROTT,
May 20. dit On the premises.
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FOR. q ALE

<rT.s.f A desirable iwo-sto:y brick house, Ne a3
Fsi!, Pleasant ST, containing il finished looms;-
ped for gas, heated by furnace, with abund
anee OF hard and soft ater. Lot about ~ by 80 It.
Terms liberal. Immediate possession given:
Inquire OF JOHN G. piOCTER.
June 25-d3w 1T
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EfssTEss.
A Delightful Summer Resort.
MINERAL SPRING HOUSE

= At West Bethel, situated in the beautiful
SIfTgs Valley OF the AIl,iroScoggin River, and on
Z sS.sN the line OF the Grand Trunk Railroad, is
fsjssss: now open for company. This Is a delight
l.LgslsE Jul summer resort, surrounded by lofty
mountains and the most romantic scenery
aiforIng walks and drives unt qdallel IN New Eng
Land and the streams abound in trout. A beautiful
forest OF woods surround the house, and On the prem
ises are the celebrated "Mineiat Sprlnss" which
nown Tor their m any effective cures. Album
dant evidences Of the peculiar efficacy OF the water can
be shown. from several assayists, and many proIni
nent phYsiciars. Families, tourists ard invalids
seeking health and the pleasures of retirement in the
country, viii find the 'Spring House, quiet clean
aud desirable home, Transient and permanent
boardars solicited. Terms mouerate. Carriages will
be at West Bethel Depot thearriyal of tile cars
10 convey passengers TO the houle.
JOHN KlNGSBURY, Proprietor.
June a. ei3w s'l @ % f1a. ~ 511Fa
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anu Soniplexion.
How Many Tk0asauds Gan Testify 10 Tai,
by Unhappy Experienced.
Young men troubled with emissions in sleep-s
complaint generally the result Of bad habit IN
youth, treated scientifically aud perfect cure war.
rsnted OF no charge made. =
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one Oh
more young men with the above disease, sone vi
whom arr as weak and emaciated as thouyh they hao
the consumption and by their friends supposed 70
have IT. All such cases yield TO the proper and only
correct course of treatment and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health. :
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Have Csn6sience.

All who have committed an excess of any kind
whether IL be the solitary vice OF YOUTH or the sting
ing rebuks OF misplaced confidence In naturer years
SEEK FOR Az ANTIDOrE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON,
are the Barometer TO tho whole system.
Do not wait tor the contamination that is sure to fol
low do not wat for Unsish Ulcers, ior
Disabled m bs for \ ,oss ~ naa,,,,
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VINHE oxford house. pleasantly situated III the viii
i lsge Oh Ffyeburg, Oxford county, Maine, is Of
fered for sale At bargain, ii applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and hxtures throughout together with all necessary
outbuildings.
For fell particulars inquire OF
HORATIO BOOTHEY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson & Dow, 54t Union st.
Fryeburg, Sept. ~, 1866. $500. dtf
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Valuab!e Real Estate on CONNER
NiHI Street for sale.

LOT Of land about 81 feet front on Commercial
IA street and extending 26i fl 10 Fore st, the
now occupied by b. r. Noble q 20.
apply to j. BROWNE,
b. MAY /. If 10 State Street.
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Season of 1867.
HAMBLETONIAN STALLION
GIDEON.


ed with the
Forest City TrOtttng Park! m
Commencing May LIST and ending September LIST.
Terms, Fifty Dollars for the season.
Gideon is seven years this spring, stands 15 hands
y inches and weighs 1850 u.s.. was bought In Orange
County New York, three years since BY L. s. Lang,
ESQ., OF North Yassalboro, and is direct by Rysdyks
Hambletonian, he by Abdallah by Mambflno by I'm
ported Messenger. The dam of Gideon was rot by
imp. thoroughbred Engineer, he by imp Messenger,
thus being very osely inbred to Messenger. one Of
the best progeniors OF trotters foaled Gideon
Is the only son OF old Hambetonian In this Sta,e fr
stock purposes, Is half brother 10 Dexter George
Wilkes Volunteer, Shark, Bruno, and many other
or the fastest trotters IN the country and although
never having been used tor track purposes has ex-
hibted promise OF that speed and endurance whicI,
has made his relations SO justly famous ~
Satisfactory vouchers OF his pediuree can be NJ o..
dueed to those who desire his services OF apy
who may dispute it.
C'{s viii be taken to prevent accident or esq apes.
but should they occur they viii he at the osner :
risk.
r. y. PALMER.
Portland, April Q, 1857. Apl 20. MwFSTweowaio
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New Two story House for ale,
d. On Cushman Street, we'll built, by the day,
kS::.l less than two years ago Containing twelve
Eis4. finished rooms. Pleasantly located OH the
saA.Ay side Good neighborhood. Convenient for
two families. LoG 81 by s23 feet. Will be sold on
favorable terms. Apply
.--i tle-l..- WILLIAM II. JERKS,
naa Raal EaIa ta oau
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DzE. EULLER'S
EXTRACT OF BUCHU

Is given with great success all complaints of the
Urinary Organs, whether new or long standing.
i G0norl hea, elect, Weakness,
Chronic Catarrh, Irritation Of the Bladder, and re-
tention incontnence of Urine, from loss Oh tone
In the parts concerned in its evacuation. 1t Is also
recommended On dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism,
Erupu ~. Q i ide 5a.r. ana. Dropsy. tits -af+i
Tho E'OmlIc s. Friend.
In all Auctions peealaI TO sena,es. tlo BUCHU
e nvaluabc IN ChleroSis rctention rragu.ar3ty,
Painiui OF ScpIIsssed Menstluatioa, Leucor,sa. OF
Whites an.i rli foJy plants Incidental tn the s-x
whether arising cra ndisereton, in the decline
Or change file. For ptmples on the face use the
Buehu.
Put up in Large bottles, Stronger and Better in
quality, and lest in lrIce than any otLer soc He'd
Extract Of BucLu,
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A Good 1 1-2 Story House,
go For Sale, central location, containing six
#;;ii rooms, plenty closets cemened cellar floor,
.kzsSk- brick cistern, SC. Price only $1700.
Apply 10 w. II. JERKS. je2Gd3ws
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-27

pie without unjust or odious distinct.
tions or qualifications not equal.
ly attainable by all; and further be-
lieving that these sentiments are in
strict accordance with the spirit
and tendency Of modern civiliza-
ton, We place ourselves on the
simple and broad platform of i'm :
partial manhood suffrage as en-
bodied in the proposed amendment
to the State Constitution, appeal
ing to and coniiding in the intelli-
gence of the people of Ohio to ap-
prove it at the ballot.box.
5th. The American people owe a
laStingdebt of gratitude to the brave
soldiers and sailors who, in the late
struggle for our natl onal existence,
so nobly fought for our Liberties;
and for the privations, suflerings
and sacrifices which they endured,
the loyal men of Ohio hereby pledge
to them and to the widows and
orphans of those who fell in defense
of the nation, our sympathieS and
substantial support.
9th. That We approve and en-
dorse the military administration OF
our distinguished fellow citizens,
Maj. Gen. Phil. H. Sheridan, in Lou
isiana and Texas, and pledge him
and the military commanders in
the several military districts of the
South, the cordial support of the
Union men of Ohio in their efforts
to protect the loyal people of the
late rebel States, and to secure the
organization of loyal and constitu-
tonal governments in said States.
eth, That We fully indorse and
approve Of the administration Of
our present Governor. J. d. Cox,
and extend 10 him our hearty
thanks Sor the faithful and able
manner in which he discharged his
cRelAl duties and sustained the
credit and Aeac- oi our noble State.
The platform was adopted with
OF; ie0a:S.
The Committee appointed to
wait on Mr.. Galloway reported
that they had been in consultation
with that gentleman, and that he
could not now say that lie would
accept the position of Lieut.. Cover
nor, but that he would take the
matter under advisement.
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Merry and Wise.

A Comical Monthly Paper for Boys and
Girls, consisting of eight pages, twenty. four
co lumns, beautifully illustrated by hand
some engravings. SUBSCRIPTION price only
% cents a year, payable in advance 4
beautiful lit Puzzle sent free as prem.
ium to every subscriber. In the First Mum.
Der Of VOL Ill, is commenced a new Serial
by the celebrated Capt. Mayne Reid 1t
will run through the year. and is en- titled
the III EADLESS HORSEMAN; a strange
tale Of Mexico" Also numerous other at
fractions, Puzzles, Prizes awarded monthly, }
Correspondence No humbug. Address.
MERRY AND WISE"
Box l8 station G. NY CITY.
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. IL " NLI y LII,
Sec. Zaleski Sporting Club.
The New York Musical Gazette

VIII be issued monthly, each number
containing at least twelve quarto pages, four
OF which will be Music. Il will address it.
self to all who take pleasure in, or have bus
mess with, music, but especially to the great
American musical public, rather than to
any select few; aiming to Gull from month
to month whatever is Of most interest either
in news, history, recreation, or instruction.
The facilities Of its publisher will enable
them Ia enlist the best musical talent in the
country in the preparation Of its pages, and
they design to make the GNzErlR popular
music.l journal, which will be interesting
and useful to every ohe having any interest
in music. The music will be new. easy
aud of q popular character: including vocal
and instrumental, sacred and secular
Terms, always in adyance-0nc copy
per annum. One Dollar
Address
NEW YORK MUSICAL GAZETTE
New York.
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What's the Matter?


We say to our readers, that if they
will take the trouble to examine, you
will find 1;he proof on the records
cfyour cdSAy, that ]. ]. Shockey,
Sheriff, in the case of Probasco vs..
Arganbright, taxed on execution
No, /, in this case, S7,25, when the
law allowed him only S3,S5, nearly
double overcharge. That on execu-
tion No. 2, same case, said Shockey
taxed $685., when the law allowed
him only S1.00, an overcharge OF
1886, in charge OF 1896. Iu the
Hollingworth case, similar result.
He taxed S13.42, and the law al
lowed him SIT. We know of
divers instances, of the same charac-
ter, and similar charges made be.
fore the county Commissioners and
tot al0aced by them, that are illegal
That'Swhat's the matter? We didnot
vote for men, as Democrats, to thus
act, and we did not, and loiU not,
endorse these things. And when
men get mad, and peddle lies over
the county, and bring into your
county hireling press to cover up
these dirty public acts, and these
men are sustained by county con-
vention, thereby endorsing theiI
acts. and repudiating our exposures
Of these unlawful acts We
say, gentleman Of the Dem,
ocracy, who 60 with this
clique, YOU must sc; night before
We endorse you, er the acts a yoa'
conventions Il there is lo oihs!
way 10 10 j.. Ee say lei The epYaSl'
,ion DO il. We want a,ea IN oi.et
here who Will trea, men, who are
compelled 70 DO business with then,
4; least half right, and as one gen,
tieman should treat another. We
don't purpose 10 take dine OF
any man who taxes legal fees. We
don't propose to be mislead nor mis-
represented; and no man will ask at
our hands to support things that
all know are wrong. An officers
acts are public and correctly sub.
,ject to the criticisms of the Press.
An Independent p ress is necessary
to protect any people. The colums
of this press are open to correct
any error We may make at all
times,as we'll as the errors Of fothers.
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Fights.

Last Friday and Saturday, We at
times, thought that the bump of
combativeness was largely on the
increase in our town. The ball
opened by the editor ofthe new or
gan down street being slapped over
for grinding said organ on the key
Of O., instead ofremaining at B., fiat.
Thereupon, said organ grinder filed
his "afidavy" thereof and had one of
our citizens arrested and bound
over for Assault and Battery, and
later in the day took out Peace
Warrant. Another fight occurred on
Logan street. We did not get the
particulars. Several other street
quarrels occurred and wound up by
a rencounter on Saturday night
about 10 o'clock P. NJ. Since which
time, we have been blessed with
general peace. While this warm
weather lasts, We hope our citizens
will cultivate GOODNESS of temper,
and as an assistant We would recon-
mend j. S. McDowelps Ice to cool
the blood.
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Public OpiniOn-Gcod Morals.

Our town has been in considerable com.
motion in the PAST week in regard to
communication signed "Legitimus' in the
Democratic Disorganizer Of last week. We
admit that it is not only the right, but the
duty of the press, to guard public morals
But in order to do this, it is neither the
right,nor duty. of the press to 60 into per.
sonalities, and attempt to stir up qua:relS,
and diyturb the harmony of society, by
means, of low innuendces and firgs at indi.
yiduals, Or even the actors, in the errors we
wish to correct No good can result from
il. Now, in the article alluded to, what
object could the writer have in view! is the
fret question to settle. If criminal act
bas been committed, the law is ample to re.
dress all grievances, and proteCtpartes direct
" interested ,as welluS society atlarge. Taking
this view, which every man, we think, will
endorse, "Iegtimus,' instead Of trying to
excite disturbance, should have put the law
in force, if he wishes to protect individuals
or society. This was the duty fthe writer.
He asks the question, where are the
christians, &c, that they permit such i'm
morality, Ger On the other hand, we ask,
where is "LegtimuS," that he don't enforce
the law and correct these errors? He could
enforce the law,as well as any other citizen,
Chr istian or not The writerand editor who
publishes the article, must have seen that
its only tendency was to fastcn and charge
what they justly considered wrongs, upon
the community, and fix disgrace on our
town. The publishing Of the article would
neither bring the guilty to justice or punish
ment, no difference how high the crime
committed Another principle that
the law.and.order citizen always observes,
is that every person committing crime shall
have an impartial trial according to law.
This we all have a right to, and should de-
mand in all cases, as it underlies protection
10 all.