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MAINE

Have you heard the news from Maine?''
The great northwestern State
Which opens into Yankee land
A mighty granite gate.
There Treason hoped to rule
And there it writhes in pain;
But they We, turned the tide to the other side
Hurrah for the news from Maine
Have you heard the news from Maine %
IT'S question old, you know;
They asked it ere the boys were born,
Some thirty years ago.
1t meant that men had heard;
OF overwhelming gain;
And for me and you it still is true:
We have heard the news from Maine!
Have you hard the news from Maine?
Do you hear the shouts afar? ''
We have gained the second victory
In slavery's second war,
And we shall hear those shouts
Again, and yet again.
Cheer, voice and hand thro' all the land:
We have heard the news from Maine.
"Have you heard the news from Maine"
In the main we're always right,
And what she is shell still remain,
In every coming fight.
Pass, pass the word around!
And thunder out the strain
We've won at bound the second round
Hurrah for the news from Maine!
To all of the reconstruction acts the
Democratic party have offered malignant
opposition. They have opposed public sen
timent, and harmonized only with their
assassin made President.
Col. Oliver J. Dickey, of Lancaster
city, was nominated on Saturday last, tc
fill the vacant seat in Congress caused by
the death of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Col
Dickey was the pupil, law associate and
fast friend of the "Old Commoner," whose
mantle thus falls upon worthy shoulders.
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THE WAR Between THE STATES. sc Its
causes, character, conduct and results " is
the title of awork by Alexander H. Stephens
just issued by the National Publishing Com
pany, Philadelphia.
This book has been extensively noticed by
the newspaper press of the country, and is
doubtless destined to have a very extensive
sale. "War Between the States y is rather
an ambiguous title for work which affects
to treat on the great rebellion. The War
Between Slavery and Freedom would have
been title more in accordance with the
views expressed, and the part played by Mr..
Stephens during that conflict. The author
of this book declared in the beginning of the
conflict that the very er-stone of the
Southern theory ofGovernment was slavery,
and to establish this stone, which has been
so universally rejected, as the top of the
corner, was the avowed object, and primary
cause of what Mr.. Stephens is pleased to
designate since its great failure The War
Between the States"
From brief review of the work we ex-
tract the following paragraphs which will
serve to give the reader fair conception of
the work.
Histories of the late civil war have sprung
up like mushrooms, and they can now be
numbered almost by hundreds, but all who
are DESTROYS of arriving at a correct under
standing of the cause, and clear history of
the events of the late lamentable war, have
felt the want of reliable history of the
same from Southern standpoint, by some
representative man of the South. This
want is supplied by Alexander H. Stephens
1t presents careful political analysis of
the past, separating real and apparent
causes of the late unhappy conflict, and
gives those interior lights and shadows of
the Great War, only known to those high
officers, who watched the flood tide of Rev.
olution from its fountain springs, and which
were so accessible to Mr.. Stephens from his
position as second officer ofthe Confederacy
This work is sold only by subscription,
and the publishers want an agent in every
county.
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KENNETH SQUARE ACADEMY, Chester CO.
Pa, Boarding and Day School for Young
Men and Boys, Swithin C. Shortlidge, A. B.
Principal. "This institution is designed to
furnish primarily thorough English educa-
ton for students who wish to become cult.
waited teachers, farmers, merchants or me.
chanics." Reading, penmanship, spelling
and defining claim the pupils first attention.
We endorse the above as first class insti
tuition in which to receive thorough edu.
cation in all the various branches. Read
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On Tuesday next the delegates to the
Convention to nominate a candidate for the
First Congressional District will meet in
Baltimore to perform that duty. The dele
gates from Cecil are instructed to vote for
Hon. Jacob Tome. We hope there will be
full attendance from this county, and we
suggest that the Convention assemble at 2
o'clock, PM, in order that time be allowed
for delegates to reach the city from this
county by the morning train from Phladel-
phia, which arrives in Baltimore between
and o'clock.
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pY- We hope such of our subscribers and
advertising customers as are in arrears, will
not think it too much of a dun if we ask
that-seeing we have been at great expense
in procuring new Power Press and large
quantity of new material-they will remit us
the amount due by them without delay. All
money mailed to US in the presence of post
masters shall be at our risk. Every sub
scriber can ascertain how his account stands
with The Wing by referring to the slip on his
paper; consequently no excuse for not pay
ing up.
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Grant and COlfax Clubs.

The Republican County Convention which
assembled here on Tuesday last, recon-
mend that the Republicans of the county
meet in their respective Districts, on Satur-
day evening next, for the purpose of form
ing Grant and Colfax Clubs, and thoroughly
organizing, in order that every Republican
may be brought out on the day of election,
and those who have been charmed by the
syren songs of the Copperheads to desert
the Republican organization, under fair
promises of economy and lower taxes,
may be seen and talked to, and invited to
return to the only party that is influenced by
desire to promote the general welfare of
the county and State, and not the plumber
of the treasury. With fattering tongue,
and under the compromising title of " Dem
ocrats and Conservatives" and also the
promise of fair distribution of office: the
Copperheads succeeded in persuading suf-
fcens number of Republicans to join them
in this county, to give them complete con-
troll of affairs but when their object was
secured, they deliberately cut loose from
their Z" Conservative allies, distributed the
Offices among the old enemies of the coun-
try, who aided and abetted the rebellion
till it fell at Appomatox to rise no more
Their promises of low taxes, retrenchment
and reform, they have manfully kept both
in county and State, by levying nearly
100000 on the tax payers of this county,
and approprating $4,000, 900 as the work of
one Legislature. Those who have been Gre
dulous enough to be influenced by party
that depends upon lying and fair promises
for success, have surely seen enough of Cop
perhead rule in Maryland to satisfy the most
obstinate incredulity, that longer lease of
power to such party is the infiction of a
burthen on industry that must crush bust
ness to the earth.
To present these facts to the hard listed
farmers and mechanics of the county, and
invite them to leave the party which is Off
cered and controlled by guerrilla Forrest,
the head centre of the Kuklux of Tennes-
see, Wade Hampton, Albert Pike, Tombs
and Cobb, and cast their ballots for Grant
and Colfax. permanent peace and prosper
ity, is the work which calls on Republicans
to organize and perform.
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The Republican County Con-
yentiOn.

The Republican Convention called to Sc
lect delegates to represent Cecil county in
the Congressional Convention, assembled
at Elkton, on Tuesday last, and organized in
the Court House, at eleven o'clock, AM, by
calling David Way, Esq, to the Chair and
electing James johnson, Esq, Secretary
A permanent organization having been et-
fected, the convention adjourned till one
o'clock.
After the re- assembling of the convention,
the following names were offered by Henry
R. Torbert, ESQ.,, as delegates from this
county to the Congressional Convention,
which is to assemble in Baltimore on the
9th inst. to nominate candidate for Con-
gress, for the First Congressional District.
Delegates.-H. C. Ellison, E. E. Ewing,
James Johnson, Jesse A. Kirk, l. N. Mills.
Alternates.-H. R. Torbert, J. P. Vanne-
man, Lewis T. Roberts, James Mckane,
Jas. C. Crothers.
There being no other nominations, the
motion of Mr.. Torbert was seconded, and
the ticket unanimously adopted.
The Secretary then read the following
resolution passed by the primary meeting of
the It'll District.
Resolred, That the delegates elected to
represent the It'll District in County Conven-
ton, be instructed to use their influence to
have the delegation representing Cecil county
in the Congressional Convention instructed
to present the name of Hon. Jacob Tome to
the Convention, as the first choice of Cecil
as the Republican candidate for Congress.
A motion having been made to adopt this
resolution as the sense of the convention, it
was unanimously agreed to.
Fl. R. Torbert, Esq, offered the following
preamble and resolution, which were adopt
ed:
Whereas, The result in the present can
vass in Cecil county will depend very mate
rally upun the energy and activity of the
Republicans of the county therefore, be it
ResolUed, That we request and urge upon
Republican voters to meet in their respective
Districts, on Saturday night, Sept. 26th, for
the purpose of organizing Grant and Celfax
Clubs; and under whose leadership, with
the promise of triumphant victory in No
vember, the Republican party of the coun-
try will take such permanent control of the
interests of the nation as will again restore
prosperity and peace to the land.
The places of meeting will be:
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Goof!au0's German Comic

combination Of all The ingredients Of TIE Bittrrs
Nth PURE Su'a tTtz R'tm, orange, etc. is used fm
Eic diseases he Bttcrs in cases phere sose
ra Gicoialtc stin,aigs is required ION mH bear in
mint Uidt these remedies entirely different from
named tse being scicn'iic preparations Of nsicinai
ertIIctS. 'ciie the others dec0ctionS Of
in same tom. Tic TONIC is deeHiediy ofMe most
pleasant Gni agreeable remedies oGsrfd to the
ltli;c. IT'S taste is erqHiSne is pleasure 10 take
ii, Iohits It's ht7giriag collaborating, aud medicinal
qualities hare cdu;'l to be kno'ya as the greatest Of
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The places of meeting will be
Rose Bank Hall, B. NJ. Hous

Speakers will attend at as many of the
above named places as possible, and assist
in organizing clubs for an active and vigor-
Gus canvass. Cecil must be redeemed from
the present grinding rebel rule which is max
ing her taxpayers groan under load Of
500, 900 a year, to reward idle Office hold.
ers and spongers on the public treasury
All who detest this intolerable Copperhead
rule, which is taxing the people of Mary land
more heavily than the Democratic war debt,
are invited to the club organizations next
Saturday night.
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Couldn't STEM THE CURRENT.-Ex- Lieut.
Governor Cox, of Maryland, was sent by
the rebel Democracy to Maine, to speak in
behalf of Seymour and Blair; but on arriv
ing in the old Pine State, he found the tide
of public opinion so strongly against rebel
ism, rum, murder and reputation, that he
was compelled to leave Immediately for a
more congenial climate, fully convinced thai
Grant and Colfax would sweep the State by
an unprecedented majority, as the election
has just proved.
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4jooHauA's C5rrmnu I,ittcrs

Is entirely veset able, md c0n tains no
liquor. 1t Is II compound of Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Banks
from which these extracts are made
are gathered In Germany. All the
Hicdicinnl virtues are extracted from
them by n scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this
country to be used expressly for tho
man u IA cture of these Bitters. There
Is no alcoholic substance of any kind
used In compromising the Bitters,
hence il Is the only Bitters that can
be used in cases where alcoholic stinl-
ulanis are not adv isable.
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands of cases, when the pa.
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use of these remedies. Extreme
cancellation, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
cases of dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive organs. Even in cases of
genuine Consumption, the sc RENE Il lie g
Will be found of the greatest bene HI I,
strengthening and invigoratinS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-09-19

When you hear Democrat orator de-
claim against the public debt or the taxes,
if you would close his mouth in shame,
just tell him that this debt was contracted
to suppress a rebellion raised by his o1on
party friends at the South-the very men he
is endeavoring to restore to power!
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NOTICE

The subscriber having secured the services of a
superior and experienced TEIICHER. Ia Graduate
of Millcrsvillc Normal School, in the Scientific
course in his family. would take limited number
of Pupils, on reasonable terms School commences
the first second week of llth mo. (Novl and con
unue twenty weeks For particulars, inquire Of the
subscriber. Address f. T.. PASSMORE,
Bay View, Cecil county, Md.
Chantilly, 9th mo. -, lSGS-3w
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And as n PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND LIFE
under all depressing and dcvitalizng influences.
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is the only
tonic in existence, based upon spir;tnous mcd-
cine, that is ABSOLUTELY PURE.
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Nsv>NeA SNwovc AeoAewAM

NeN\NcN SN\Novc AeoAeySNN
CHESTER COUNTY, PA,
For Young Men and Boys Only,
On the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central r. r.
10 miles from Philadelphia,
Commences n Term of - weeks 10th mo. (Oct) 18th,
1865. Whole expenses, $3.50 to 500 per week
ACADEMY AND BOARDING HOUSE UNDER
THE SAME ROOF.
Kennett Borough has Friends. Episcopal, Pres
hyteran. Methodist Societies Express and Telegraph
Offices Banking House and two daily mail trains
We have erected four story brick Academy in
which the arrangements include all that our twelve.
wears: Boarding School experience has suggested
This building has large Dining Room and Kitchen
fitted out with Arnold's Hotel Range, complete Hot
Water arrangements attached; School and Class
Rooms for Six Teachers and an Hundred Pupils;
Warm Bath Room to which all Students may have
access; well ventilated dormitories hot and cold
water in three stories and is heated by ChiIlson's
he accommodated nj the Academy; in charge of the
Principal and his brother and sister,-A. G. and
families al School rates. The Hall Lecture Reo.n
will still he used for all lectures attended hv ,he.
Academy and Orange Green Seminary.
swITHIN c. sHQRTl,IpGE, A h. tsfaryar,a
University Principal and Teacher OF languages
and English Branches
AUGUSTUS c; NORRIS. gewishurg University.
late Principal Wootstown Friends High Schooij
Associate and FIRST assistant,
7. W. TAYLOR. NJ. d., Lecturer on Anatomy
Physiology and Hygiene.
Prof }. G; MOORE, Lecturer on Chemistry,
CHARLES S. STEBBINS professor from Quaker
City Business College, Instructor in Book keeping
and Pcnmanslip.
Z. JACKSON, Graduate of Milcrsvile State Nor
nal School0 Assistant in History, Geography Gram
and Mathematics.
l.. H. ATKINSON, Instructor in English branches.
LYDIA il. NORRIS, Matron.
Sept 10, 1s6s-2w
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BE Recommendations, time, labor,
and clothes all saved by the use of MOORE
BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use it, and we are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-09-19

No GRocER's stock is complete without
Il BROS Wilmington City Soap.
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Corrected Friday, Sept. IS, 1868.
Ell KTDN MARKET
DIED.

JONES.-At Locust Point, Baltimore city,
on the 9th inst, JOHN T., eldest son of
Captain John 7. Jones, in the 10Th year
Of his age.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medicines, They can be administered
with perfect safety to a child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or n man OF ninety.
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EEE CohP-,=HroN

Ladies' who wish n fair skin and
good compile iOn, free from n yellow
ish tinSe and all other disfig ureme nt,
should use these remedies occasion.
nlly. The Liver in perfect order, and
the blood pure, will result I'm spark.
ling eyes and blooming cheeks.
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Blood Purifiers

Inorn and ,cE care all diseases resulting from
bad tIood
Keep your blood pure; keep your Lirc' in order;
Keep yolr dtgestire organs sound, heaLy cOndi
tion, by the Of these remedies and disease iciH
ereT ussdit yoE.
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DISSOLUTION.

The Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the
iirm OF IALLAliER Il McCAULEY is tins day dis
solved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the late firm will please
settle their accounts Immediately.
ALFRED GALLAHER,
WIN. I. McCAULEY.
Elkton Sept. l5 1865. [scpt lew
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-09-19

FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Conrt of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 16th 1867.
find "Roohdnd's German BiLte,s' is not an intor-
icding becerdge bit is good tonic usetih IN disor-
ders Of the dtgcsttre organs and Of great benefit
cases Of debility aud rant IF action the
system. Yours truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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No Charge unless Successful,

notwithstanding the recent Limitation Act il is
behcVed that provision will be made for the nav
tied " '
,rapers entrusted to my care will be kept in :,
FTc-Frocf Iam specially built in the Office for thr
purpose. VIZ
ALL KINDS OF u. s. Boryrr, PAY AND PlNs,oy CLAIMS
still promptly collected 10y
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Oak Shingles for Sale.

The subscriber has about Nine Thousand C., OUtO
good OAK SHINGLES for sale
ELLIS r. PASSMORE
Bay View, Cecil county, Md. 9th mo 10 iS6s-3w
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VIM. II. HILL.

ATTORNEY LAW,
N f. corner Fayctte and st. Paul Sts.
Sept 10, 1S6S-7m RAITJNpRE MD
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The New York Hcarld states that an iron
steamer called the Dumbarton, which has been
fitting out at various piers in that city and Brook
lyn, sailed under very mysterious circumstances
about six weeks ago. Information in the hands
of United States Marshal Murray has led him
to believe that her object is to take cargo OF
slaves from the coast of Africa to Cuba or
Brazil There was no evidence tangible enough
to authorize a seizure while she was in port, but
later information has confirmed the Marshal in
this belief since she sailed 1t is thought that
she will stop at one of the small Nova Scotia
ports to take in additional supplies. Another
vessel is fitting out at present, intended, it is
suppoSed for the same purpOse
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B0UNTIES!

- am sti receiving all classes Of State Claims for
CORRECTION, upon my usual Commission Of ten per
cent. NO CLAIMS BOUGHT -
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c UT 10 "

Hoefands German Remedies are countc,tcited.
The genuine hare the signature Of c. NJ. Jackson
on The front Of the outside wrapper Of each bottle and
The name IF lie article bto,cn IN each bottle All others
are Ou,yfs,- ts,y
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READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

Thousands of letters have been re.
ceived, testifyiME to the virtue of these
remedies.
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CAIITION

hereby forewarn all persons not to trcspass on
the premises, Cor within the Store uouSc) that hold
the lease thereof situate in the village of Liberty
Grove Nd, as all such trcspassers will be pros e.
cuted to the utmost extent OF the law.
q. GOLD KIDD,
Liberty Grove 9th mo- 10. 1SGS-3w# Lcascc
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From REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, DID,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Dr. JAcKsoS-DEAR Sir :-Ihare been treque,ilyre-
quested to connect my 1cih recommendations of
different kinds Of medicines bit regarding The practice
as out Of my appropriate sphere, Ihare in all cases de-
particularly my family ofhe sefulacss of DR..
IfoodaHd's German Bdters Idepa't for once from my
usual course, TO cypress my full conricton That for
general debility Of the system and especially for Liver
it may fail but usually Idoubt not it ,uU
be rery beneficial to those who suffer from, he ADORE
causes. Yours, pery respectfully
J. H. KENNARD
E,oJf I,T,,n cy
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M A 1NE1
The Great Political Earthquake
TWENTY-THREE THOUSAND GRAY
BACKS BURIED IN THE RUINS!!
The Morning Star Democracy
Swallowed Up.
EVERY REPUBLICAN MEMBER OF
CONGRESS ELECTED.
Every Republican State Senator
MA1NE1
The Great Political Earthquake
TWENTY THREE THOUSAND GRAY
BACKS BURIED IN THE RUINS!i
The Morning Star Democracy
Swallowed Up.

EVERY REPUBLICAN MEMBER OF
CONGRESS ELECTED.
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National Republican Nominees.

ray Subscribers aciU please notice their
accounts ,cith THE WING on the printed
Label, and remit subscriptions rhen due.
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The following authentic figures of the
September elections for Governor in Maine,
since 1862. are worth perusing. The pres
ent is the largest vote ever cast in the State,
the Republicans polling over 10000, and
the Democrats $4,000. Mr.. Lincoln's ma
jority in 1864 was something over 1900
and that of Grant in November will be 3d.,
900 at least:
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAw. OF
N fee ON Wall street, opposite and below j.. W
KoDd Co. 8 Store Idaho City. ]. +. ssF n1u.
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s. n. HODGDON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR LAST CHANCE
81 Bar PrScinct. Office at the Warm springs; resi-
dence, opposite the 'sBrena Vista Exchange" Bu-
ena Vista Bar e t8a n1u
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ffL.ss1 sas fSftdN saz.nsW aaf @iL1Et5 ~ 1A4 o..
/ PLEASANT FOR HAII.EcK.- review of
Gen. ,Badeau's life Of Gen. Grant, " tn. New
York Nqtion [extreme Radicall says ,,a,.s
The incapacity Of fGcnsral Halleck, whether
las d General conlmandug an army in the field
Eori directing aperaffoia from headquarters
move gcnerally tsdmitted. but the doubters aid
the curious will find in this book much tesna-
BILE them to make up their minds and to satisfy
their uriosity. .srk or sawa air yIqqA
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A-.sHEOE DIxAC1xkzn1 TT LIS
w TO0k6 fous>le ry ~ ssak0N hl1 - - /
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7 An Illinois correspondent Of the ST. Loui
Repablicxa thus hdmorousiy hits of the sensa
tionai telegrsins over the impeachment case: