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TIE U. $. sENATOnsHIP.
4. W. Campbell the Coming Man.
A VOICE from Preston.
Editors I,telLigenccr

Editors HltelLi1enccr:
AS the merits of the different candi-
dates for United States Senator are just
nit me through the columns of the IN
TELLIGENCER to add my mite in favor
of West Virginia's great champion of
''eternal justice" Look back ten or
fifteen years ago, when West Virgin
ia was ruled with a "rod of iron" and
ground under the iron heel of the slave
holding p. T.. V. aristocracy of Old Vir-
ginia, and that contemplate, cringinG,
fawning, slave. catering sheet, the
Wheeling argus, was wont TO say to
free men, free thought, and free schools,
thus far shalt thou come, but dare not
cross the Ohio river, or Pennsylvania
line TO pOllute the sacred soil OF
the mother of Presidents. What
was the condition Of things then
in West Virginia? Younger men may
not recollect, but having spent more
than half a century on the soil / can
we'll reColleCI the entire Nassnlage we
were under: without II lender bold or
fearless enough or possessing the aoil-
ity TO try to break the fatal power that
bound us, until Providence reared and
prepared the fearless champion. A..W.
Campbell, with discriminating mind, n
prophetic vision, II willing heart, ster-
ling integrity and an intrepid and en-
eEBeLlc WILL WIS uOI. dtEdlu To
"beard the lion in his dem" He accom-
plished his work, overcome all difficult
lies, and to day stands head and
shoulders taller in intellect acquire
ments, Legislative ability, and all the
requirements of n polished, gentleman
ny, effective United States Senator TO
say nothing of his almost imperative
clairns) than any competitor in the
whole catalogue of aspiranls. He built
up, and established one OF the most
enduring monuments to freedom
that ever has, or probably ever
will be reared in Tho State OF
his creation, viz. the Wheeling In
TELLIGEECER. L do hope that the Legis-
lature OF West Virginia will not twice
make so sad n mistake as they once
did. Only for the misIqke OF electing
Van Wrinkle instead OF Campbell are
we indebted TO that intolerRble old
traitor, A. Johnson, for his last Insult
to the peoples representatives, and to
the world generally. Had A. w. Camp
bell been the Senator, a. johnson
would never have written the last in
sulting message. Look well TO the mat
ter this time, gentlemen OF the Legisla.
ture, and elect Mr.. Campbell, aud the
people will soon all say, "Well done,
good and faithful servants"
Yours, &c, YoX PoPULI.
BTHceton Mills, ". "a, Dec. 26, '6S.
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Administrator's Sale.
+ WILL OFFRR FOR Sale ON Tai
m

Il pTeulbeSt On
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1859,
the following property, being a portion of
the real estate belonging To the heirs OF
Joseph .RIrkwood, deed, TO wit: About $50
acres of farming land in section q, Range 9.
Township 3. said land lies directly opposite
the City OF Wheeling, and The Town Of
Bridgeport, and will De Offered in tracts 10
suit purchasers in from 10 30 acre lots. 1t
Is well calculated for grares, gardening or
farming.
surface and coal will he offered separate.
The coal will be divided in smaller lois
aboutS0 acres OF surface will be offered with
the coal. .
ALso-Some pasture lots lying adjacent
and south OF tine Town of R1TkWOOd, will
be offered in lots of from IL TO 10 acres
ALSo-AbOut 10 town lots In the Town OF
RiTkwoOd, Ohio.
said town is a very hourIShing village;
some 40 houses have been erected during the
last year. 1t contains 2 churches, and one OF
the finest school buildings in Eastern ONO.
This land and town lots have all the adj
vantages Of the free navigation OF The Ohio
River and the transportation OF the Glove
land and Pittsburgh railroad.
Terms: One-ihlrd in hand and the remain
der in Two equal annual payments, with IN
Lerest. HENRY WEST, Admir-.
with the Will annexed OF Jos Kirk wood, dec.
dec3l-Id
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senator mOrton's Reply to Mr.. Gree.

SennIOr MOrtOn's Reply TO Mr.. Gree
ley.
Senator Morton, OF Indiana, has
replied to Mr.. Greeley's letter, address,
ed to him on the 2Ist inst, and con-
cluded his response as follows:
"The fact is, our bondholders under
stand perfectly we'll that whatever may
be the law ON the questions, the bonds
on any consider able part CT them cannot
be paid in coin while the currency re-
mains deprecIated; that it is folly to
talk about paying the bonds in gold, ii
the Government cannot procure gold
enough wherewith to redeem the green
backs; that the redemption OF notes and
return TO specie payment is me-
cessary condition precedent TO the
payment of the bonds in gold,
and they look much more to the return
TO specie payment and the establish
ment of our finances on n solid basis,
than to the mere form of the contract
AS to how they shall be paid. Gold pay
ments should begin with the debt that
is due-which is the currency-aud not
by shaving bonds that will not be due
for fourteen years. The currency lies
al the foundation of the whole finan-
cial structure. and if il be unsound, the
structure above must be insecure and
dangerous. When it becomes good, by
being made convertible into gold, the
national debt may be funded, by which
One-third 1.-The present volume of in
terest can be saved, and the nation will
carry the burden with an ever increas-
ing ease, until its final discharge shall
Gomez
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gpttfaI Anates
POROUS pLAsTERs

ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation of the blood be-
comes equalIzed upon the part where applI-
ed, causing pain and morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger eyi-
dence than this?
Certificate from 4. F. Sterling, ESQ.
For two years, 1 have been, a great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head, and found only
temporary relief from all the various RENE
dies that have tried, until applied one Of
"ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERs." cut
itinto three strips. .placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small
of my back, and for the past three months
have had scarcely twinge OF the old pain.
advise all who suffer from nervous disease
10 lose no time in making n trial of the
wonderful plaster.
a. f. STEERING, sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York. June s. 1865.
Principal Agency, Brandreth HOuss New
York. Sold by all Druggists $500
declS-lmdSw ...r
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4oRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No. Maiden Lane, N. Y.
nov3.d&w41Sm
DIR. Tobias venetian Horse Imminent.

DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent.
Pint bottles at 81, for the cure of lameness.
scratches, wind gals, sprains, bruises Isplints,
cuts, collie, slipping stIle, over-heatIng, sore
throat, nail In the rDot, &c. It is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered TO tho public. Thousands OF
auimals have been cured OF collie and over
heating by the Lfniment;and hundreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored
to their former vigor. 1t is used by tho INST
horsemen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
of England, for fresh supplies of this invalu-
able article. Oyer $500 testimonials have
been received. Remember, one dollar laid
out in time may save the life of your horse.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, 10 Park
Place, New York. decls,lmd&w
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TIE editorial convention recently
proposed to be held at Grafton having
proved failure, owing perhaps TO
want of timely notice and lack of uni
form understanding when it was to be
held, the Parkersburg Times now pro-
poses that one be held at the same
place, February 1st, 1869.
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WE have not recently seen more
touching example of how editors suffer
at the hands of the type,setters than the
following which we fpl in the Mon
roe Republican:
George II. II. Peirpoint is proposed
as our next United States Senator by
the Fairmont VirSinian.
The fact being that it is Cor, f. II.
PeirpoInt who is referred to.
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The Magic Lantern

IN IT'S MOST IMPROVED FORM Will
he DISPLAYED at the Hall of st. VinctnLs
college. ON ihe evenings OF Wednesday and
Thursday, the S0Lh aud 8lst OF December. at
"a O'Clock. This and other apparatus has
been furnished at a cost little short of 5000,
to afford instruction and amusement 10 the
pupils anu the public at large. An ahmiH-
Sion fee will be charged TO meet these ex-
penses. But visitors will be richly repaid for
he outlay. Admission IS cents
daceO-2t
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special 8pttees.
WHO USES
BITTERs ?

w Lin ~ 011k0
MISHLER 8 BITTERS |?
Physicians use it In their practice because
of its saIutary effect upon their patients,
business men use 1t because they require a
sound physique and clear intellect; seden-
tary people use 1t because 1t fortiRes them
against complaints which result from n
sluggish condition OF the bodily functions,
produced by an inactive life; travellers use it
because 1t protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases; cIergymen. judges,
congressman, lawyers, editors, teachers and
students use 1t because 1t imparts fresh force
TO ruInd and body, and preserves health and
strength against decay the working classes
use 1t because it supports the body which
would otherwise suffer irreparable injury
from excessive labor; families use 1t because
tits certain remedy for a multitude OF
common complaints; everybody uses tho
cause 1t Izu safe. agreeable and emcacious
tonic and stimulant.
Sold by all druEgIsls and sLorekeepers.
DIR. +. h. HARTMAN d co.,
Sole Proprletors. L ancaster Pa,
And No. ~. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
deCl9-2W
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THEODORE FINK.
Wholesale Dealer in Produce,

Quincy st., bet. Main andMarKet,
LAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
sale
100 bblB Pollock Indiana Flour,
leo '' silver Medal Flour.
100 =" Argyle Kentucky Flour.
100 =. Hamilton Flour.
~ Buckwheat Flour,
20 tTs. Geo. +. Davis & Co.'S celebrated 3.
u. Hams.
10 hhds Bacon Shoulders.
l0hhu5 Clear sides,
5Okegs No. Lard.
20 Irs. No. Lard.
% bbls Kentucky Hominy.
90 Ohio River Salt
800 F." Choice Keeping Apples.
20 Pure Crab Cider.
81 Pure Cider Vinegar.
1910 bush. Mil Feed.
1000 - No. Oats.
luOO Corn.
30 Bales Hay.
90 bbls No, Lard OIL.
100 Carbon Oh.
SOD bush Corn Meal. dec7
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9Ur SaIr.
Trustee,a Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Frederick BayhR and wife 10 me
dated August 18th, 1855, and of record in The
ounce OF LnS 81 " 20 county West
on Saturday, the 30th day OF January lSty
at III O'Clock in the morning, at the front
door OF the Court House OF ohio county, In
the City OF Wheeling, proceed To sell By
pnbliC auction To the highest and btSL bid
der, q certain piece of land situate In Triu.
delphiR Township, on the north side of THE
National Road and Joining lands with EreU.
rick KoOsr and Others, containing three and
forty hundTeLh acres.
Terms OF sale Five hundred and seven
ty-fOur 2S-lCO dollars with costs Of sale, casn
and the balance 10 be equally divided iIl
four payments and paid ON the tirst day ui
September. 1859, 1870, 1871 and 1872 without
interest Selling as trustee shall only con.
Vey such title As Is vested in me, which
however, Is believed to be COOL.
A. Il. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELING, December Is, 1855.
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Notice.

SUPERVISORS OHIO Co., /
CLERKS OFFICE, Dec. 80, 1858.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
n Of Supervisors will be held at the Court
House on Friday, the LIST day of January,
1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
rfy order OF the Board.
dsc3U-3t JOHN q. POTTER, Clerk.
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For Sale.

A FRAME HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS
"A and attic. together with tue lot 90
dltiOn-lOt log by III feet Immediate pos
session can he given. Terms c6sh. Apply to
THOS. j. or u. W. DILLON, JT.
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PAXTON 8 oGLEBAY
GrOc8rs

NO. Of MAIN ST.,
WHEELING, w. VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
jul sale al lowest market rates, viz:
$50 Bags Rio COnee.
90 Haif CHESTS Gunpr, Y. h and ImpT
Teas.
% Half Chests Black Tea.
30 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. Tobaccos.
70 Butts and CaddIes Black los do
100 Caddies Black rs and Navy do
20 Kegs twist do
100 Bbls Refined BugaTE.
80 Hhds P, X. and Cuba Sugars.
IS BDls prime MOlaases.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden.
ware, Spices, N. q. Tar, Conc. Lye, Madder,
Copperas, Alum, IoRWood, Newcastle Ri
Carb Coda, COt'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar
Cheese, Shot and Lead, Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in a Wholesale
Grocery.
from any one wanting anything in our line.
ssp3O
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No one can think ofdenyIng that his
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out n finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other, In shorter time, and without in
Jury 10 the hair, This is a truth aRaPpareni
as that the sun lights the earth. 4r
- CrIGGadOrO'S Hair Preventative
AND BEAUTIFIER.-The toilet, without
this article, lacks its most useful attribute
Nothing is so common in this country as the
falling ont the hair. The preventative pre-
vents 1t. The fibres can no more loosen and
drop of, If this article Is regularly applied
night and morning, than II each were ti1ed
in vice. The testimony on this point Is
over whelming, while the Identifying and In
vIgOrltlng properties of the tluid are equal
ly well established.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hail
DressAn. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Ian
Principal Depot No. 8 Aston House.
declS-lmd&W
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
1il den street. between Byron and sixth
rooms, attic, cellar. gas, etc.
ocIT JOHN q. CHANDLER
For Terms enquire Of II. A. CHANDLER,
at LIST National sank.
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STERLING SILVER WARE

AND
FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHAMMANU CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, K. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, M e
enabled to offer an unequalletl variety OF
new aud beautiful designs in Dinner Ser.
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
ly adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and I'M
rivalled Nickel Silver Electro Plated Ware,
in which they have introduced new pat
torrs OF rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed TO be OF sterling purity by U. s.
Mint assay. The Electro-Plate is guarRn-
teed TO be superior TO the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may he obtained from re-
sponsible dealers everywhere.
r's sl e Marx alto y E H f.
eGphAArAEpco Eiisatro
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For Rent.

THE WAREHOUSE AND sTop,.
i situated on the corner OF Main o.,
Quincy streetB, consisttuROf M"
One store on the corner.
One store notwithstanding Main Sireet
street. Now occupied by John HaniIISn
| & Co Apply To
ocIT-tlJanI WI. MCAFEE
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Sur 8Eat.
For Rent.

I ON the second and third noon in the ,'t sls
pnIuinS on Market street, south OF the Nv
Lure House. adapted for oficeS or for orr.
LII. 81 POSSESSION given at any time
Apply 10 JOHN MCLURE, Jr.
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For Sale.

ON NORTH SIDE OF QUINCY STREET,
" n desirable building lot, adjoining War
ren's new house. Also one ID acre valuable
u fence, and a hydrRnt on the premises. APP
ply to JAMES N. DILLON,
dec22-lw at Thompson, Dillon & Cos.
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Centre Street Residencs For Sale.

L two story brick residence cOntainin four
rooms, Kitchen, cellar, &c, situated on The
north side OF Centre between Fifth and Sixth
streets. This pr operty Is at present occupied
by MIR. j. NJ. Richards, and considering the
location &C, will be sold cheap.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
dec22 Real Estate Agent
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attp advertisements
BOARDING.
GRAND CONCERT
WASHINGTON HALL

on NEW YEAR'S MIG HT,
By the Pupils OF the Mission Sunday School,
connected with English Lutheran Evangel-
ical Church.
Admission. % CENTS Children. Is cents
WM. 81, BASSET1, Manager.
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CRISTADORO'S FAME
Is the Offspring of n Great Pact.
No one can think ofdenyIng that his
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For Rent

A STORE ROOM AND DWELLING nv
n no. u Union street, between Main ans
market now occupied by Mis- Kate CiaTvS-
as mlllinary establishment. EnouiTa ~ Ct
l.. SWABACKER, next do"t
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For Rent

TINE SECOND FLOOR OF oTrp s-or,.
Room. The floor Is 1873 feel Ion, ~. i 81
feet wide. Has nne light. Possession IL
A. W. PAULA
los Main St, MerchantSs Bjr,,,-
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Org 6uuas.

SIeu .hluIng.
DoYs' BUOKsRIN GLOVES
Is and MITTS.
declS ]. RHODES & co.
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aORNING EDITION.
.RI-WEEKLY EDITION.

UBLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
~ AND SATURDAY.
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SO 10 notice will be taken of communal
cations not accompanied by a .res ponhible
name. The name Will he cOnsideTed conn
lsuLlal, bnL must in all cases accompany let
tens ia a guarantee OF good faith.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

A good wife Is the greatest earthly
blessing. "A man In what his wife
makes him. 1t Is the mother who
moulds the character and destiny OF
the child.
Make marriage matter Of moral
Judgement. . ia'los.. .3.i a..r ia,
Marry In your own religion.
Marry into different blood and
temperament from your own.
Marry into q family which you
have long known.
Never talk at one another either
alone or In company.
Never both manifest anger at once
Never speak loud to one another
unless the house Is on fire.
Never reflect on past action,
which was done with a good motive,
and with the best judgment at the
time.
Let each one strive to yield oftcnesi
to the wishes of the other.
Let self-abnegation be the daily
aim and effort Of each.
The very nearest approach to do
mestic felicity on earth, IL In the mu
tual cultivation of an absolute unset.
| fishness.
Never find fault unless it Is perfectly
certain that fault has been commit.
ted; and even then prelude it with Q
kiss, and lovingly.
Neglect the whole world beside
rather than one another.
Never allow a request to be repeat.
ed.
~ forgot" Is never an acceptable
excuse.
Never make n remark at the ex
pense of the other-it Is n meanness
Never part for day without Low
ing words to think of during absence
besides, it may be, that you will moi
meet again i'm life.
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The child ana the Bcrries.

"I.ook, papa" cried a child, TAT the
berries ] have found"
AS the little girl said It, she showed
her father her basket half full ofthem.
Why did he start and ask, "Have
you eaten any of them, my childT'
"No.1 papa"
mot one?'
"No, papa, not one ~
He was very pale, as though SOME
great sorrow had touched him; but
he murmured, Thank God"
"Give them to me, said he; "every
One.n
"I5very one, papa 2"
"yes, every one; must fling Them
away"
"Fling away my pretty blacksber-
ries that | took 81, long TO findp
"Yes, dear child, they are poison. %
There were tears I'm her eyes, but
she gave them up; aud he dug q deep
hole I'm the garden, flung them ii,
stamped them TO pieces, aiid buried
them,
"Why, what are they 90 she asked.
When Unanswered, he said ''lhey
are the deadly night shade"
Hast thou, o Father, ever taken
away the berries. that IL took W. 81
long 10 find? We know thou didst
ii in mercy but IL was hard 10 think
SO then.
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PEOPLE WILL TALK.


We may get through the world, but twill
II we listen TO all that is said as we go;
Wen be worried and fretted, and kept In
For meddlesome tongues must have some
thing to do. ..-....
For people win talk, you know, people
Dyes, they must talk, you know.
II quiet and modest, you'll have 1t pre-
That your humble position is only assumed,
You re awoi in Sleeps clothing, or else
But don't get excited; keep perfectly COOL
For people will talk. &c.
If generousan ana noble, they II vent out their
You'll hear some loud hints that you're sell
nsh and mean;
TsS 4 apr,ishs ard honest, and fair as the day,
For people win talk, &c.
And then, n you show the least boldncss of
Or = slight Inclination to take your own
They .;i E;iileallyOu an upstart, oonoelted and
But keep straight ahead, and dou't stop to
Fef people wm talk, &c.
II threadb~re your coat, or old fashioned
some one Of course, will take notice of that,
And hint mther strong that you can't pay
your way; .a. -.
But don't get excited, whatever they say.
For people will talk, &c.
II you dress in the fashion, don't think to
escape,
For they criticise, then in different shape;
You're ahead of your means, or your tailor's
unpaid
But mind your own business, there's
nought 10 be made.
For people will talk, &c.
They'll talk fine before You, but, then at
your back,
OF Venom and slander there's never lack;
How kind and polite in all that they say,
But bitter as gall whom you're out OF the
Forpeopie win talk, &c.
The best way to do, Is to do as You please,
For your mind, IL you have one, will thea
be at ease;
OF course you will meet with all sorts OF
But dontthink to stop them 1t aint any use.
For people will talk, &c.
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CoNGREss OF FREE MAsoSs.--A
Masonic Coitgress, embracing repre-
sentatives of the craft from all parts
of the world, has beefi cUhvoked for
the 18th of September at Havre,
France. There are five questions set
down for discussion at this meeting !:
!. Masonry at the present time :
Does 1t maintain itself on level with
social and humanitarian progress 2.
On the influence OF Masonry on the
general progress of sentiments, ideas
and manners. How this influences
should be exercised at present? 3.
The fundamental principles of Mason-
ry being universal, what measures
should be taken in order that regular
Masons ifiay make themselves known
IA such in workshops, with all the
rites and all the obediences 4. How
can Free Masons react on our epoch
against the idea Of war, which Is the
negative of human fraternity? 3. In
what measure and in what manner Is
II proper to price proselytism against
the profane?