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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
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EnIToR JOURNAL: Iu your last issue | saw a
statement over the signature OF the Mayor that /
the Council ofthis village propose to pass rcso-
luton, the purpose Of which is exemption of all
property pertaining to manufacturing interests in
this corporation from local taxation. | apprchend
no resident will find fault with the intention of
such u proposition Certainly as citizen, hay
ing the welfare Of our town at heart, | would not
raise objection; but can not see that the move.
meut is at all practicable, Ash view the matter
now, with only partial examination, | do not
believe the Council has any power to make the
proposed legislation. The laws of the State pre-
scribe wha; is taxable property, and further pro-
vide that there shall be equal and uniform tax
alton of all property throughout the State.
The Assessor is bound by law to make list
and valuation of oil property, taxable under the
laws of tho State and make return thereof to the
County Auditor, And the latter officer is required
by law to assess o2Wniy on ell real and personol
property in the county, the leyies made in pursu-
ance OF law.
The laws of the state require the authorities OF
incorporated villages to certify to the Auditor Of
the proper county the necessary levy for all muni
cipal purposes, aud that officer is, 10y the same
law, required to place the upon all th9 prop
erly returned (or taxation in said municipality.
Then, how can the Auditor, in making his Du-
phelte discriminate in favor of one kind of prop
erty, placing the burlhen ON all other kinds and
leting the one species escape with but light tax
Where is the warrant of law for his doing this ?
Win he disregard the law OF the State in defer
cnce 70 the enactment ofa village council Look
/ at the great amount Of additional labor and ncCes
sary confusion this process would throw into tho
workings of the Auditor and Treasurers offices,
to say nothing OF the questionable legality of the
act.
IL may be that this proposition Of the Council
could be carried out, il we were but sure of the
unanimous concurrence OF the taxpayers of the
town, and the voluntary performance by the couu-
ty officers of the extra labor iuvoved-a labor mol
authorized or required by any legislation they at,
} bound to obey.
Since, then, the officers whose services are Sc
very vital to the accomplishment of the purpose O
our corporation authorities, are so far beyond an,
possible legislative control cf the latter, why at
tempt to legislate at ang Ii legislative body
have not the power to enforce their enactments, &
is certainly useless piece OF business to enact
all. Ii looks as il the objection Of single tax
piyes or couuty oficer could defeat the whole ac
ton Of our Council in this matt er.
: These few remarks are here made simply to cal
out the ideas of others, aud tN have this matte
: moro fully discussed aud understood
ENQUIRER.
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Freaks of Tornado of
Life aud Property.

NHlCAON, May 4,
The little town Of Shanghai, i uated in the
northeast part of the county ot Warren, IN
this State, was completely destroyed by a
tornado which visited it yesterday after
noon, about o'clock. Three persons were
killed outright A large number wer,
wounded, but how many is not known.
The tornado moved in northeastorly d.
rcctjou. The same tornado visited point
in Iowa, some six miles west of Muscatine
earlier in the afternoon. Its performances
Were rather erratio ascending and descend.
ing at irregular Intervals. Whenever il
touched the earth it swept everything be.
fore it, In one instance it picked up a
large stone in a brook and seut il crushing
through the roof Of house, and trees were
taken up by the roots, carried through the
air aud dropped a mile distant The house
and barn OF a Mr.. Hoop wero completely
destroyed, \ Methodist Church was com,
pletely swept away, The congregation
hat lett IL bu, a few minutes before and
gono to the river to bsptize number OF
persons. No lives were last at this plac,
but quite a nomber Of parsons were badly
injured
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08

JrrF, DAVIS bail bond was renewed last
Saturday Tho accused s to appear On such
day of The next term as the Court may
creaIror fix, The Judge said Chief Justice
CuAsE told him ho would be in Richmond
to preside at the trial within two days
aftor tho impeachment trial has been con
cluled. Tho new bond given has HORACE
GREELEY, y,CoRNELIus VANDERBILT and GERRlr
SMIru On it for $4,000 each, and the re.
manning $4,000 are given by citizens Of
Richmond, This was dono by Instructions
from tho parties named. Ex-senator BRtGur,
OF ludlLha, was IN the courtroom. Zen.
oral LES aud Secretary OF War SEpDoN were
in the city to attend as witnesses. 1t il
thought the trial will take place the last oil
Nav
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08

ChnrleY Rn.scll on songs.

The Cottage by Tia, Sea " must be a beautiful
place during high water.
The mljyiduh vino sang " Dear Mother I've
Come Home to Dic,' diln't die. lie used Roback's
Stomlch Buters, AMI now weighs tJn-avcrdu.
pos.
The feller what sung about q" A Life on the
Ocean Wave" works ona WO,d County Ditch
and don't knlw any mTe about the ocean than Il
New Hcalhnl calf does about making slaves.
"Out in the Twilight Tn Waiting for Thee .
is good one ON the teller who r mained all night
before learning the girl had gone ON IA visit to
Iowa.
Gamma Laur0's " real n1me was Em,line Boots
The rcllcr who wrote " Just Before the Battle"
is sal | tb have b'cn seven miles, twenty twn rods
and four feet behnl the battle. | can be very
correct about the distance as he and belonged tu
the same command, and measured tue distance
just after the enemy fired the first gun.
80 Carry me- Back " is a nice pume. | know
an individual who comes to town every morning
and has to be carried n umc at night. He is re-
ported to be Ivcrnmont Whisky Inspector, and
seems to make many seizures"
The admircr OF Kitty " ellis " felt pretty bad
about her dying on, aud took on 80 that he lost
flesh at the rate of lj lbs. per minute. He now
has to tie knIts ia his coat tail To keep the knight
mare from lrlsgnI him through tbs key-hole.
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rllE lMrl.A 1llmnNr rn1AI..


sinro our last issnc, the impeachment
trial hrs ed vsneed astep or two towards
We end
Mr.. EvAprs IN defence Of the President,
occupied four days IL delivering his orgu.
mcnt As grand spccimon OF rhetorical
aud Iotonsic skin, it is generally adnitted
to reflect much credit on the eloquent al
vocatc. But it's laborod sentences, whilst
pleasing the imagination, had but little in
apcnce in removing tho array Of facts on
which tho impeachment specifications are
based.
Mr.. srAxDrRpy followed Mr.. EyARrs, onl
in logical acumon his Argument is said to
have been Of an high order. Speaking Of
his. argument the New York I, i6uae states
the following
Mr.. Stahbcrry argues Of gtont longth
that law which violates tho Constitution
is void. We hrc not aware that anybody
Disputes so self evident proposition, To
make il bear on the Presidents case, 1t is
only necessary to satisfy--uot the Prcsi
dent nor his Cabinet, nor the Supreme
AZ the iupcaciing power, aud the Senate
as the Gual Court for tho trial Of lmpcach.
menI, that tho act is unconstitutional
These form, in cases Of impeachment, in
the language Of jefferson that branch VI
Government which acts ultimately and
without appeal Oh the law" and whch is
therefore, g tho iigbtlu expositor OF the
validity Of the law uncontrolled by the
opinions Of the other coordinate authOri.
tios."
1t is cnay 10 800 that any other construc-
ton Of The Presidents powers would make
him Nh absolute dcspot. But eveu giving
tie doctrine its broalest interpretations, it
contains no relief tor the President. For
HIS alleged right to construe the COnstitu.
ton for himself, 80 as to Justify him in
ilsobeying the law, must according to the
doctrine itself, in no way interfere with the
absolute right Of Congress so to construe
the Constitution for themselvcs so as t.
justify them in impeachiug aud removing
him Tor his disobedienco. Jefferson vindl.
Gates tho ultimate supremacy OF Congress
in the sentence quoted by Mr.. Stanbory
"und IN general that branch which is to
act ultimately aud without appeal on any
law, is tho rightful exposition OF the validity
OF the law uncontrolled by the opinions Of
tho other co ordinate authorities."
Mr.. BiNGuNM, on behalf of the House,
has presented his argument to the Seuato.
We have not yet received u full report Of
it, but from the portion Of it published by
tho leading ialios, aud also from tho testi.
mony OF their correspondents, wo iuIcr
that it ia conclusive in making ont his case
and triumphant vndication Of tho peo.
ple's representatives in their efforts Ia
place within due limits tho "0uo Mau
Power"
In our next paper we hope to he enabled
to record ,bc fact that ANDEEw JonNsoN is
no longer President Of this Republic, and
that bottcr msu occupies tho position OF
Chief Magistrate.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
: Tnrr made her grave TOO cold and damp

For a soul 30 honest aud true"
If they had beer wise, The dire necessity 81 open-
ing the grave for one 50 lovely might have been
sveried. Plantation Bi,iers. II timely used, are
sure N rescue the young and lovely, the middle
aged aud The ailing, from confirmed sickness.
Almost ell diseases have their beginning III ONE
slfgif difficulty Of the Stomach which would
eventuate IN Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver Com
plants, Night Sweats, Consumption, Death. Plan
tation Bters will prevent these premunitory symp-
toms, and keep the blood pure and the health good.
While they invigoratc the system they enliven
the mind.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior " Cologne and at half the price.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
SUMMARY OF NEWS

ST. NJ MARY OF NEWS.
TnERG are now l,0SO couvicts in the
Ohio Pcnitcutiary.
TuE Convention of Union Spllers aud
Sailors to meet at Chicago, May 10Th, bidS
fair to be the largest delegate Convention
ever held in this country.
UNE nunured anI fourteen emlgrants
passed through Columbus last week, oil
whom $ v'ny- hrcc propose remaining in
Ohio.
Mss MARY STERLING, another Of the Erie
Railroad Victims died at Port Jervis Sun.
day. There are ten patients now left there,
in fair way OF recovery.
Bios for the completion of tho Wise IN .
sin capi,o' wero opene | lust Friday even
ns. c. S. Rankin, OF Cincinnati, made the
lowest bid-S9O, ,000-and will receive the
contract.
Tue Louisiana Republican Convention
completed its nominations on last Saturday
Two Presidential electors, aud several DEL
egotes to the Chicago Convention are col
ored.
BuLroCK's majority for Governor, IN Ala
blma, will exceed 1000. The majority toI
the Constitution is $4,000. Both Houses
are Republican the majority in the uous,
wa 10.
DURING the month of April thcre were
sh ppod from Youngstown, Ohio, ovcl
twenty-five thousand tunS OF co Il, and a,
much more consumed in the numerous iroi
works thera.
SElMoUS B. FArUNNN, Sen,, proprietor OF
the Ehnyra D,Giy Idcej7iSer, died on the
ID, at Port Jervis, of injuries received a
the recent accident on the Etie Railroad
at Cars Rock.
DuRrNG the month of April last thcr
were received at Union Stock Yards, Chi
cayo, 81, l43 cat l., lao 3j6 hogs, and 40
63j sEeep. Tho shipments were so, ,33
cattle, s6,9l3 hogs, aud 27,S34 sheep.
TINS iIlh annual report of the New Yoi
B,bo Society was r,al Sunday evening
from which it appears the ociety has di
tihutrd since January, 1867, S6,9l3 billie
and testamrnis Its receipts ave amouutc
To S32 900 aud its disbursements to $Gl
I 500.
TurRE was djsgraocful scene of Grin
iua,jun and recrmination in The House, o
last SatuJrly, between Mr.. Doauelly, {
Minnesota, AID Mr.. WIshburne, of lilnoi,
occlsioned hy letter written to Mmnesot;
by MIR, WashOurne, charging Mr.. d Jnucll
with various heinons olIenses,
TuE Nashville Times publishes lette
from Pennington, Marshall County Tenn
giving AN account of the murder OF Rev
L,n, ON, Baptist minister, on the night ,
SUNDAY week, lie was talleu from the hous
VIII re he was sleeping, killed aud his bod
tlrown into ST. X holr. A day or twn afic
ward another influential Radical, a Mr.. Wi
loms, was waylaid and severely wouudc
in The same county.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I EGAL N0TtCE.-Notice Is hereby given that
j i Elizabeth Stark, Administratrx.of the estate
Of John B. NJ. Stark, deceased, has filed her ac-
counts for final settlement, in the Probate Court
Of Wood County, Ohio, and the same will be for
hearing on the i5th dav of MAY, A. ID. 1868
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg. MAY |, 1853. 2b
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
state Fair Grounds.

]. W. Ross, Esq, member Of the Executive
Committee OF the State Board Of Agriculture, in
forms the Toledo Cop,merciol that the Committee
will meet in Toledo, on Tuesday next May l2)
to make arrangements and contracts for clearing
on aud fencing the Fair Grounds, putting up the
several Halls, Stock Pens, Amphitheatcrs, making
a halfmile track to show horses on, and, in short
10 make all the ucedful preparations for a success
fl exhibition Of the Mechanical, Agricultural and
Horticultural Products of the State at the Septem
hnr Enir
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
Notice to Stockholders.
OFFICE OF THE DAYTON h MrouioAv r r.

TOLEDO, April 81, 1863 I
TJNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
i Of this Company will be held at their Office,
in Toledo, on TUESDAY, May 20, 1868, between
the hours Of nine and twelve O'Clock A. NJ, to
elect nine Directors for the ensuing year, aud to
transact any other business that may come before
the meeting.
Stockholders showing their Certificates to the
Conductors, will be passed free to and from the
Meeting.
&c +. III, SHORT, Secretary.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
Tbe Mnumec River Fisheries.

The success Of our Maumcc dshcricsh has been
somewhat varied this season. Below rock bar
The haul of FISH has proved quite remunrratiye
above it, has been less profitable. On the whole,
however, it is probable that the yield has been
about fair average.
The Cora Eock has taken about 1000 barrels Of
fish to Toledo, mostly pickercl. Besides which,
Mossrs r. KEIrp SoSs, of Cincinnati have
shipped AS barrels to their business house in
that city. That amount, together with sundry
lots shipped by +. JOHNSON e. Co., Of this place
aud other dealers, will make an aggregate Of
about , 600 barrels Fish taken from the Maumee
River this season. This furnishes another evil
dcncc OF the valuable resources Of this valley.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
The Interest Inv Defeated.

Referring to tho Ohio Legislature, the
Bl,l,is states that as body it is feoriully
aud wonderfully made Without for II
moment disputiug this conclusion of our
contemporary, we desire ouly TO remark,
that the public acts of that wonderful body,
demonstrates an intimate relation TO tho
genus dsinuS;
Tho Ohio Legislature is body fearluly
and wonderfully made. II made u police
law for each city in the State, no one hav.
inc aRked tor change from the old system,
which was working to the satisfaction oi
ull concerned. II passed Visible admix
tnre bill, for which no one asked aud dis.
fruchised all the students in tho colleges
OF the State There was u measure heloro
this sapient body, however, which was
asked for with much omphNsis, namely, the
interest bill Petitions poured in upon the
Legislature from every county in the State,
sigued by the best business men, the most
puleTprising aud energetic farmers, aud al'
most all the manufacturers OF the State. II
was shown that the present law which was
asked to be repealed, was an incubus, Q
E. weight upon the shoulders OF the state, O
dlag which prevented it from taking tbs
place among the States TO which il was EN-
titled. II was mado clear that the stuPlt
six per cent. law kept foreign capital
sorely needed. out of tho State. and pre-
vented the development of tho newer por
lions. aud also that within the State it wa
practically dead letter, Bat with all this
Lefore thom, the Senate of Ohio, last Thurs
day, on notion ot one Scribner, Indefinitely
postponed tho bill! They wonli not give
fhis most important measure hearing. bu
kicked il out OF the Senate coutem?tu
lously! t
% This Legislature has another year o
q life. II will be the last OF tho kind tina
Ohio will ever bo afflicted with One sucI
n N,;l a,,aNVer for "A century.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
SsITERIFF,s SALE.


Thomas ]. Eaton,
vs.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Geo. W. Hin ct al. \
by virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public vendue, at
the door of the lin Perry ysburg, of said
county, on
MONDAY. juno 8, 1868,
Between the hours Of 10 aud II O'Clock A. NJ, of
said day, the following described property tu-wit
That part Of lot No. 49, in section No. sixteen
(l6), in township no. four 4) north Of range nine
(9) east, situate in Wood County, Ohio, and more
part cu'ary described as follows, to-wt: Com
m tncing siXty-two rods north, 2GI2o east Of
wnrre the railroad crosses the Defiance Road, and
cighty-three feet cast, 26I4 south of said rail-
road thence east 26l5 :, south fifteen rods
thence south 264 > westIwcnty y-one and one third
r IDS thence west 2Gl9 :, north fifteen rods
thence north tweuty-un and oue-third rods to the
place of beginning continuing two acres and the
buildings thereon situate.
CHARLES w. EYERS, Sheriff.
J. w. CUMNNGs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
PeTysburg, May Z. 1868. 2c$0 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
F. II. SHORT, Secretary.
A TTACumENT NOTICE.

Chester w. Norton, Before Henry Ricket, J. P.
VS.. OF Freedom Township,
James Pembcr. Wood County, Ohio.
On the 27th day Of April, A. d. 1868, said Just
ice issued an order Of attachment in the above ac-
ton for the of Thirty five Dollars and Ninety
three Cents. g. w. NORTON.
Freedom Tp., MAY 2, 1868. &c
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08

THAr Washington correspondent who
docs the sensational dispatches tor \ New
York daily, has sturtcd among his latter
efforts a rumor that # the President he re,
moved his Cabinet will refuse 10 Quit on
the GROUND that the acting President not
being constitutional President, has 40
right 70 remove thca,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
Safe Robbery at Tontognnv.

Whilst at Toniogany We were shown the safe
blown open by the burglars. The safe has been
nude completely worthless thereby. That is the
chief loss Mr. WHnMoRE sustained. Had the
burglars entered the store on the night previous
they would have made haul Of 81 200, but on the
preceding evening to the robbers entering his
store, Mr.. WnrrMoHE had paid out nearly all that
amount, and the booty secured by the burglars
did not exceed Sl2.
The frm do not intend to run any further risks
in that line they have, therefore, ordered Bur
gltr-Ibf Su1 fran DtsB)Lp h BRAuMiS, of
Cincinnati, the weight Of which will be 1900
pounds, and its c. st 5000.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08

Colonel MILLER hss just returned from the East
after making his purchases Of merchandise for the
Spring trade. Ia dress goods, for both sexes, the
firm presents 10 The public large and choice se-
lection, at unusually low figures. In each depart
mcut Of their large business their stock is full aud
complete, and they offer liberal inducements to all
who may favor them with their patronage.
Remember the Store Of F. r. MILLER 4 Co., and
mako an early call
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08

N NMdmLE paper says The shipment
nc car load pl early vegetables from Mo-
;ltiIo.to Chicago. made few days ago over
Tie Mobile & Ohio Railroad, marks the he
ginning Of what may become a very impor'
rant branch of trade between the gull coust
aud tue great Likes. The freight consisted
nI green peas, turnips, cucumbers, radishes
heans. carrots, beels, celery, dewberrles
pars.ey, ,uyiar, 1e
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
Millinery and Fancy Goods,

which she will take pleasure in selling at lower
rates than any other firm. The latest styles in
the market received weekly. Also, Stitching
Dress aud Cloak-makiag done to order. Ladies,
please favor me with a call. I'm
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
Perrysburg, November 1867. sU
Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MISS ABBlE FOWLER begs leave to inform
vi her old customers and the public generally,
that she has removed her Millinery Store to the
corner of Second and Elm. streets, ono square be
low the Avenue, where she will keep constantly
on hand fine assortment of
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08
MUSIC LESSONS.

THE subscriber will give Lessons in Piano Mu-
l sic, Drawing aud Painting, at her residence,
Terms reasonable.
Miss ANNA c. BEACH.
Perrysburg, March a. 1858. 4si
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COUNTRY PRODUCE Of every description
~ taken in exchange for Groceries, at the Store
Of G. LEAF e. co.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-08

DOTATOES of a superior quality, and at the
i very lowest market price, can be had at the
Grocery Store of LEAF 4 co.
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6if OF VILLAIN late New YO

= BIT OF FILLAINr.-A late New York
paper says:
w w.. Nag le, the Fenian, finds since bis re-
5urn home, that persons unknown to him col.
;ected much money on his behalf while he was
}" prison in England and Ireland. He says:
AS never received one dollar from any
'ource whatever in America, except the Ell
sens me by my father in February last, re,
spectiully request those kind friends who have
Oon'riouted to my relief, to send me their
I ;h;l' the amount paid, and to whom paid.
frs" a ask for the sake of justice and that
''aud may be exposed
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LOIL SENATOR.-The LeavenwOrth
shansas) Times, Radical, says Mcdonald, late
'l0piitIed as IT, S. Senator from Arkansas, is
pD' recently from that city, and is the man who
- Ha corn at 18 cents per bushel. nnd -four
90 oo per barrel, on Government account,
'neh turned in the corn at SO per bushel
w. rN VIC hour at S34 per barrel, during the war.
b. = 'acts were reported officially 1.-THE time
" Senator Sherman, who investigated the case.
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Jma o LING OFF.-The Dalles Mountaineer of
adv.n~sotl says: We are informed that the
here " we. guard of ffty-eight teams arrived
off fr Yesterday, from Umatilla, having drawn
from t tui that road. Hereafter they will run
'''n' THIS city to the interior,
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b., 'o'S'-Dr. Breckenridge, the great Ken.
.,, radical divine, said in late speech
~ ~" FORK must be carried against the Ro.
BE- h. catholics, even if New York City has to
ant t .t to the ground" Pious and toler.