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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-22
special . lhe LouisviIIa Courier


/ WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-A new mode oil
cheating the government out Of the tax on
4 whisky has Just been discovered IL is done
by machine which will split the headings
of barrel into thin slaves, and sheet Of
this kind is put on the barrel head aud it
ted TO groove in the side, so as to form
part of the heading. Inside, upon this are
| put revenue stamps, gaugers- work, etc
This heading can be removed intact with.
out defacing the stamps, the barrel reGlled,
| and the old heading replaced. In view of
this fact, Commissioner Rollins has refused
TO accept any disiiller OF person engaged in
whisky trade as surety for gaugers. Each
gauger Is required 10 furnish $4,000 secu-
rity for faithful performance Of this duty.
No definite reasons have yet been furn.
ished The Congressional committee BY cslr.
pet-bag members Of Congress, who write
that they want session in September. A
part Of the pressure comes from Mississip-
pi carpet baggers, who want Congress 10
meet and legislate regarding that State.
Two negro Councilmen Of this city, who
met with such cool reception in Lancas-
ter, Penn, upon the occasion Of Thaddens
Stevens obsequies, are out in letter de-
nying the fact. That they we're 10 Treated,
however, is vouched for by a white mem
Der Of the Board who accompanied the re-
mains and witnessed that they were treated
as stated.
The rumOrs that the government cOntem-
plates protectOrate over Mexico are pr,-
nounced, in responsible quarters, 10 be
without foundation. The policy heretofore
pursued toward that republic will be con-
tinueda
Robert Ould, ex-COnfederate agent for
the exchange of prisoners, il Oni 10 two
column manifesto designed 20 show that /
Grant was responsible for the horrors Of /
Andersonville, by refusing to agree TO the
erms Of exchange alleged 10 have been
proposed by Commissioner Ould. Ould il
n Richmond, and this document is adj
dressed 10 the National IHieLiigeaeer, which
publishes il this morning.
The President yesterday pardened and
ent an order 70 the Secretary OF War for
be release Of VIM. Faler, Thomas Powers
nd David wilkins, at one time sentenced
D death by 8 military commission, but
hose sentence was afterwards mitigated
y Gen. Candy 10 fifteen years imprison-
lent at Raleigh, North Carolina, ia No
ember, 1867. The alleged crime Of these
len was the shooting Of q negro who had
ltraged white girl named Miss Masex,
a Sunday evening February 10, 1867, a.
lie was returning from church 10 her home, /
ar Fayetteville, North Carolina. Beebe, | !
e negro, was arrested and brought 10 4
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Diseased CattIe-Dcath from CHOLERA,
etc, etc.

New YoRK, August 21.-One hundred
and eighty-one infected cattle reached this
city yesterday by the Harlem road. Their
whereabouts is not yet ascertained. -Four
of the same drove died at Millerton, N. Y,
and twenty-three more are in quarantine
there, while others died at Copak. All
came from Albany. Deaths Of Western
cattle have occurred at Chappagua and
Sing Sing.
90 The Newark Courier reports new cattle
disease in Union county, N. J., which ter
inmates fatally in short time. The dis
ease is mainly confined to the head, and il
pronounced by some brain fever. Large
numbers of cattle are sick, and at least
dozen deaths have occurred.
Mr.. Elliott, the great portrait painter, is
reported at the point Of death at Albany.
A death from cholera occurred to-day in
Belleview Hospital. The patient was
picked up in the street and died in half an
hour.
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New York, August q John Kennedy
was executed at Canton, New York, yester-
day, for the murder Of Thomas Hand, in
February, 1857. He met his death with
apparent ind Inference. He was condemned
TO be hung in November last, but on the
morning of that day stay Of the proceed
ings was served upon the Sheriff, and he
was further respi,ed. Hand, who was
murdered, lived for many years in dread OF
death by violence, and admitted no one to
even an mountaineering, except Kennedy.
He had sum of money in his possession
but lived in n miaeFly manner in order to
avoid giving any one an indueement 80
murder him. ..r
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RnroIntInn AM mnrti-

NEW YoRK, August q, 1S6S.-Ad-
vices from Hayti BY mail, all have
eOnfrmatory details Of dispatches through
Cuba by cable. Cape Haytiau was sur
rounded by the revolutionists, and ccm-
munication with the interior was cut of
The insurgents probably intended TO block
sde Port-au.Prince with the captured cor
veite Sylvania. The town is already closed
in on the land side. Gen. John Lynch had
taken supreme command ofthe revolution
airy forces. Minister HaIlister, in hiscruise
along the coast, on tho United States steam
er PenObscott, had been received with IN
usual honOrs by Salnave's representatives
His conduct is much condemned.
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Examination OF COlOred ZeuaFe. Riot.
ers-TvgO Pe-sans PIeKra,l nm NJ g..

i.
WASHINGTON, August 21.-The exami.
nation Of eolored ZouaVes for rioting a
week ago, while company Of them from
Georgetown we're on their way to the eapi-
FOL 70 relieve the guard over the remains
Of Thad. Stephens, has been concluded.
They were inedaor disorderly conduct, and
sixteen others were required to give from
three to five hundred dollars bail for a
further hearing at the court. .ft. .,..;-
The United States Consul at London re-
ports that John v. Munson, of Calais,
Maine. and John OConnor, of Brooklyn,
New York, have been brought to that port,
having been picked up at sea, about forty
miles southwest by south Of the Island Of
Nevis. Their vessel, the Squirrel, of Port
Washington, having beenlost on. the Coral
Reefs, near barbados. .irr.,- s
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NEw YORK, Aug. 2I.-The state Of war
is at an end in Panama, al parties having
submitted to the provisional government.
A constituent assembly has been eonvOked
TO meet in October
The thunder and lightning storm on the
Isthmus occasioDed considerable dam age
TO the railway, wharf and other buildings.
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RADrCALTYRANN.

The New York Journal Of Commerce 0
the 18th inst. shows up the infamy of tn
military bills which the Radical Legisla
lures Of North Carolina and Tennessee ar
engineering, as if in order to make "a sur,
thing" of the Presidential election. Their,
is nothing like them in the repressive gov
ernments Of France and Spain. That papei
says:
"rhe North Carolina bill authorizes tbs
raising Of an unlimited militia, at any time
that the Governor thinks proper, and
| gives him the appointment Of all the off
cers, and the absolute control OF the whole
| body. As itnOw stands, it IL a perpetual
menace 10 the Conservative people of North
Carolina, and its enactment has caused a
revival Of bitter feeling between parties
throughout the State. For this, there is
hardly reason to doubt, they are indebted
to the malign interference of Northern
politicians"
The Journal Of Commerce shows thai the
Tennessee militia bill Is the very essence OF
tyranny. Says that paper
"On the 18th inst, this bill was intro
duced in the House, clothing Governor
Brownlow with unlimited power TO declare
martial Law, authorizing him 10 send any
number Of the militia to any county at his
pleasure, and 10 levy ON counties where the
troops may be stationed for their nainte-
nance and support This, like the North
Carolina scheme, looks like plot TO man
age the Presidential election. The dec lar
alton Of martial law is the last resort even
of despots; and here il is to be promulgated
Judging from present appearances) at q
time Of profound peace. Nothing could be
more odious TO the instincts of freemen
than the billeting of soldiers upon the in
habitants of districts. Ii is one Of those
extreme war measures, to which generals
never have recourse unless compelled TO it.
Under any circumstances law such as this
would be detestable, but it becomes trebly
so when administered by reckless fanatic
like Brownlow. IL this law is passed, it
will endanger the peace of Tennessee,
which was, bat The other day, apparently
secured" 10 Ih''+
Ii man had asserted before the war that
such outrageous acts of tyranny could be
in this country with IMMUNITY,
he would have been regarded As a fit sub
lect for lunatic asylum, aud the man who,
like Gov. Holden and Gov. Brownlow,
would have seriously recommended the
OF such laws, and the LeZisla-
lures who would have passed them, would
have been arrested and treated as great
criminals. But a still worse Law than that
proposed 10 be enacted in North
Carolina and Tennessee, was passed
~ the LegisIaturee of Florida at
Il late session. Under this INw the
Governor appoints secret detective
'olice for each county, il he deems such
'oliee accessory. Thus is hs empowered
o send among the people Of eicl. county a
orce that operates secretly, just ~ the Sc
ret police Of the most desPOtic govern
ient in the world operates. Tins the
Governor Of Florida has il ia his power 10
nnoy the people terribly. aud IL he pos
ssses the vindictive spirit Of Holden or
We pity the people Of that State.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CoMmIrrRE

SHELBYVILLE5 Tenn, Aug. Is. 1868
BY virtue Of che power vested in me, ]
designate the following gentlemen to com
prise the Democratic State Commii,ee o
Tennessee:
lst district-Jamcs White, OF Rogers
Vile Team.
% district-John Williams. Of Knox
vile.
% district-E. A. james, Of Chattanooga.
4th district--JOR II. Thompson, Of Shell
byville.
5,h diStriCt-George J. Stubbleiield,
Chairman; w. Matt Brown, John IL.
Calender, L. +. Beach, Albert Roberts and
James T. Bell.
9th district-Dorsey b. Thomas, ofJohn-
sOnville.
7th district-Horace 2. Blanton, sr, Of
Paris.
sth districs--M. d. L. Stewart, Of Mem
phis. EDMUND COOPER.
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NEW York, August 2l.-The New York
State Fine-cnt Tobacco Manufacturers As
sociatiou yesterday adopted the following
resolutions after our report closed: .
Resolved, That the prices OF the four
grades Of chewing tobacco shall not be less
than at the folIosing rates respectively !:
81 %, 81, 90c. soc.
Resolved, That in The opinion Of this
convention no tobacco that was manufac-
tured before or after the 10th July can be
sold other than in the original packages
and properly inspected, except by retailers
10 The N1nsnmPr.
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BOsTON, Aug. 2I.-The banquet given
70 the Chinese Enbasay at the 81. James
Hotel, tonight, by the members Of the
citygovernment, was an elegaDtand interest
ing affair. Mayor ShuriliG presided. Gov.
Bullock spoke on the part Of the State.
Hon. Charles Sumner spoke at consider
able length, pronounciDg a warm eulogy
upon Mr.. Burlingame.
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Col ROBERT GALBRAIFH, of Shelby
vile, one Of the aspirants FOR the Radical
nomination for Congress in the fourth
Congressional district, has Withdrawn
from the contest, having become dis
gusted with the "wild hunt for Office"
displayed by his Radical brethren
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The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register
THE MRRoHANTs, pROTFcTrvp ,ro,o,,

1'hE NJ kRCHAkTS' PROTECTIVE TTyFON
organized to- promote and protect trade. Nv
enaolng rs subscribers to attain facility and
safety IN the granting Of credits and IRE re-
eoVery Of claims nc all points have HI sry,o,,,o
that they Will in September, 1868 pubIish In
one large quarto volume:
The Merchants Protective Union Mercantile
reference Register. containing among ofber
things- the names. nature Of business, Amount
o. capital, financial standing and rafing - h,
credit OF over 10000 Of the principal mer-
eA4Dts, traders. bankers. manufacturer apd
pubic companies. 10 more than 30 Oo0 Of tbe
clues towns, Villages and settlements tbrsuVb-
out The United States. their territories and The
t hIilish tirovlnees Of North America; and en-
braeing the most important information attain
able and necessary 10 enable the merchant 10
ascertain Mt a glance the capital. cbaracfer apJ
desree OF credit Of such Of his customers ss arc
deemed worthy Of any graduation Of credit eofn-
prising, also, newspaper directory. contafninq
the title, character, price and place OF pubfic,
tlon with iull particulars relative 70 each jour
nal. being complete guide 10 the press OF every
county in tho United states.
Inc reports and information will be confined
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and rs the same will DO based 80 fgr a. ur,.ti
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Known and reliable legal correspondence vSbfs.
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believed that the reports viii prove more trutL.
iui and complete. and, therefore superior NJ
anu o. much greater value. than any proYiousiy
BY aid Of the Mercantile Reference Reeister
business men will be enabled 10 ascertain ~
a glance the capital and graduation Of credit as
compared with financial worth. Of nearly eyer
nietchhnt. manuiaeturer. trader aud banker
within tho abOve-named territorial limit
On or about the first OF each month. sYb.o-;-
per VII aiso reeeiIe The Monthly Chr0niele
containing among other things d reco-J ~ ,.,I.
ia portant changes in the name and copditio1
p hIIis' throughout the country, az NAV occur
'ubsequent % the publication 81 eaeh ksif
s,eariy volume Of tho Mercantile Reference
;, Price Of the Merchant Union Meyco,,;,.
selsrsnee EegisaT, bfty doslars $50 Ter Wbifb
\ III " - forwarded 70 any address n tie
Jntted states, transportation paid
Holders cfhve so shares offhs ranit.I d.
!, 'soh 70 parteipating Ia ths profits will
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~, y. ~ ehtil'ed 70 Two eoniss and no more than
en- SHARES OF the capital stock villa 81 allotfed
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A.! remittances. orders. or eo7nuuzicst;o,.
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NEW YORK DTsPATCHFs.
rwO Men sufEOcated-Adviees from
Havana. etc.

Havana etc.
New York, Aug. 2l.-Two men at the
Brooklyn Navy-yard, whileunder the river
in diving-bell, yesterday, were suffocated,
the valve becoming choked. One of them
is dead, but the other may possibly re-
cover. #t
Adyices from Havana state that the ex-
odus during the summer amounted TO co.
600 persons, many of whom fed through
fear of the cholera in July and August.
Three royal DEGREES are published, one
whereof empowers the BancO and Pamela
of Havana to collect all direct taxes for
eight years. Also permitting foreign yes
sells 10 enter the ports of Cuba and Pc.to
Rico on an equality with Spanish vessels.
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trial. A large crowd was assembled at the
preliminary examination, and as Miss
Masex passed from the court to a carriage,
handkerchief fell from her neck and'ex-
posed 70 The view of he crowd the MARKS
Of the fend's fingers on her throat, which
incensed them very much, and Beebe was
shot as soon as ne was brought from the
Courthouse.
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HetfpIEOn q tTle NhInese EmbnaaY.
BOsToE, Aug. 21.-Faneuil Hall was
thronged to-day, the occasion being the re-
eeptiOn Of the Chinese Embassy. The
women Glled the galleries and the men
crowded the main floor. Many Of the lat
ter shook hands with Mr.. Burlingame and
the members Of the Embassy. The Hall
was inely decorated.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
The Supervisor TribuIRtiOn-Fhe
President on Affairs in Tennessee
The New Orleans COIleetOrshIp--An
Expose of a SWindle-PardOned.

Expose of a Swindle-PardOned.
Special to the Louisville Journal.
WASHINGTON, August 20.-The Presi-
dent still has Tennessee under advisement
He expresses his surprise that no Journal
had found out that the Constitution of the
United States declares that "no State, with
out the consent of Congress, shall keep
troops or ships OF war in time of peace.1
He clearly thinks that the Tennessee Lee
gislature has no right TO call out the mi
litia" f.. ......., b..
There is no doubt but Andrew Johnson
is for Seyn and Blair McCulloch is
also for them. He ia disregarding the
recommendations of Rollins, aud up to
this time has appointed none but Conser-
yatives under the late revenue law.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
McCnlloch, and the Commissioner Of In-
ternal Revenue, Mr.. Rollins, are Just now
in a dreadful muddle about the supervi-
sors. Il is hard to say who is tho best
sticker of the two, Rollins or McCnlloch.
The President will either appoint Hon.
Harvey NJ. Watterson, John NJ. Lea,
or Dorsey b. Thomas, Collector Of Customs
at New Orleans. All of these gentlemen
ara from Tannasaaa
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ATLANTA, Aug. 2l.-A bill Was it,
troduced in the House 10 exempt from
taxation foreign capital invested in the
Manufacture Of wooden goods aud other
hbrous material for FIVE years. Defeated.
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Distinguishes Arrivals az tI.e springs

GREENBRIER, WHITESULPHUR SPRINGS
Aug. Eileen. Robert +. Lee arrived here
last night, and was received with great en-
thusiasm. .I-ir'
Gov. Piokings, Gov. Leteher, e17Seere-
iary Of the Interior Stuart, Generals Eehols,
]. r. Sudurm and Linton Stephens are
among the late arrivals Secretary Brown
ing has engaged cottage, and will arrive
on Saturday. Gen. EWell and LOngstreet
will arrive 10 morrow night A large num-
Der of railroad officials and Directors are
here, among them Gen. q. I. Beauregard,
President Of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Grand Trunk Northern galway, discussing
railroad matters.
Gen. Rosecrans, Minister to Mexico, is
at Rockbsidge Alum Springs He win
arrive tonight 1t is pretty generally I'M
derstood that the meeting Of Gen. Lee aud
Gen. Rosecrans will be in a matter Of
great importance TO the country. Gen.
RosecFans was outspoken on The cars in re-
gard 10 his mission. A grand masquerade
ball will be given Thursday night in honor
Of the distinguished visitors.
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Miscellaneous

New YORK, August 2l.-Only twelve
bags of newspapers were injured by the
fire on the New jersey Central road. No
letters were destroyed. Most of the pa
pers injured will be redirected and sent to
their destination.
SAVANNAH, August 21.--The Republi-
can says that two steamers, named Savan-
nah and Satilla, are in the course Of con-
struclion in the Clyde, and will be finished
in season to take their place upon the line
between Liverpool and Savannah in No
vember. Aldo r-
ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-An inspector
from Memphis was arrested on the levee
to-day, by government officer, for alleged
informally in connection with the revenue
law. The internal revenue collections in
this county for the fiscal year ending with
June, were three and half millions.
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Nd kfenner lImnlre

CAIRO, Aug. 21.-The Umpire, from
Nashville, has arrived. She will return
ASIAN.
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THE Chattanooga Republican ex-
presses . "dislike 10 see feeling Of
apathy among its Radical friends in
that section,
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Engine and Boiler.

L10R SALE. A TIRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
n Boiler IN good order Can be ser ,ia,d
price learned. by calling ct this oGca.
uaVfl In
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IMPROVEMENT
TENNES RIVER.

e AZ ~ u . = a "a n L v II X
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DITpIrrATF
- Will be received at this Office until l2W Men
day, September. 7th, 1865 for removing tbe or
staeles 20 the navigation Of the Tennessee river
between Chattanooga. Tennessee. and Decatur.
Alabama. and Florence, Alabama and 90
I nousn OF tne river during the ensuing low
Contractors will be required TO furnish ali the
materials. tools. and labor necessary to perf,rln
the work as specified in the appendix 10 nv re-
port 20 the Chief Of Engineers. dated February
Contractors will state the price per eub;e vail
AZ Wnles they propose to do the excavation and
build the rip-rap dams, and the price In bulk ~
me oapStan and other fixtures % be constructed
anG make these statements separately for aacb
obstruction 70 be removed
Proposals will be received for removing single
one. or any. o. all Of the distractions. print
gu COPY Of thls advertisement must be attached
Each bid must be accompanied by a wr;tteD
guarantee, signed BY two responsible persong
sna. sne paIty OF parties proposing will enter 10
contract upon receiving the awardment
Any other information required bv bidderv
copies OF the ab9V e-mentiOned report and blanks
Tor proposals OF the form required, will be FUR
nished nj this Office. or at the Office of W., n
Cav. Esq.,. Civil Engineer Chatfsnccg, ~.
nessec, on application.
The right Is reserved to reject any or All b;as
Il !. shall DC deemed for the interest Of the gov
Ten per centum Of the monthly estimate or
work done will be reserved as security for fbs
fullhllment Of the contract '''
Proposals will be endorsed: Proposals. for i'm
proving the Tennessee river and address fo
q. WEiTIbL. Major Of EnFineers.
O. y Bvt. Mai. Gent q. s. A.
u, =. bNGfNEER's 0FFCE
No &le Main street.
Cincinnati. o., Aug. ~. IS aug2l vtd
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN TEF nv
= dersigned gives notice Of his appoia fne,,t a.
Assignee Of James G.. Ruff Of tho couptv of
Stewart, aud State OF TENNESSEE. within aid
dlstrl9t, who No been adiudRed a bankrupt
upon ms own petition, BY the district Court III
said district Dated Dover, Tenn. Ang. /. 1868
-, JAMES P. FLOOD.
'us@i Assignee.
Tho Marcbo,ts, U,.ot...T.. ~
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l Invite the Attention Of the
TRADE. Samples furnished on An
plieatiOr. apg92 On
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-29
Let,Us Build an Ark,

There is. to be- dclugc, soys the.
Richmond Dtspatch, and those who
would be saved should build an ark
and get into it at once. Those who
cannot provide this means Of escape
should got up to high mountains,
where peradve venturc they may be safe {,
The food-gates of debate and nubbor-
CAST arc to be oponcd on the inpcach-
mont case by resolution of the Son
ate, and there will be such a food as
has not beon' eqnaalcd sinoothe world
wns submerged.
This opening Of the gates has no
doubt been the result Of "party ne
eessity." There must be q storm
throughout tho land, and tho speeches
of all the fcrocious and ranting Mana-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-29

The National MteAi9enccr speaks as
follows of the attempt on the part of
the Managers to prove that the Presi-
dent headed a conspiracy to ruin the
country
The testimony offered to provo con-
spiracy is u dead failure. The case
has not leg to stand upon and de-
cent lawyer would be ashamed to
prosecute it further, if indeed Court
that respected itself would not at
once instruct the jury to acquit. The
whole thing is Il miserable humbug !;
and VIC cannot believe that the more
respectable Of the Republican Soma
tors Will consent to cover themselves
with eternal disgrace by voting to
convict.