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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
Democratic Change Of Base.

The elections in Pennsylvania. Ohio
and Indiana are bitter pills ior the dem
ocracv. Their orators had carefully
stulaped each state, had sl,illfully hidden
In, cold rcbeIlious spirit under the cloak
Of tie constitution and unequal taxation,
and had freely and recklessly used mon
cy for clectioneering purposes. It was
10 70 The masses were not deceived,
though they were sorely tempted.
a few days since all the democratic
orators and newspapers We're loud in
praise of the statesmanlike Seymour and
the distinguished General Blair. The
press teemcI with articles in praise OF
he ueh and the wisdom of the conven-
ion which nominated them. The choice
was judiciouz. Ii could not have been
better. Tammany never had been more
rXultaniant Their election was sure.
All at once the telegraph brought news
;Eat the rebeliou' hosts OF Forrest,
Hampton. Seymour K CO. were defeated
totally and utterly in the Keystone state.
OHIO had done her duty. Indiana was
still loyal. Republican gains rendered,
the same guns which E.;i carried dis
may into the ranks OF Lees .-ierans and
iIamptons legion. Loyal bells rang out
the anthems of victory, as they did when
Richmond tell. The people had tri-
umphed again: and The great Democratic
leaders were dismayed.
The democratic hosts had marched out
TO easy conquest, and had been terribly
repul>ci Now there goes up a howl
that the candidates are not the night men,
Accordingly. the New York World is in
favor of change of candidates. 1t
wants to put up = loyal man. But it is
too la;e now. If it had been done u
while ago ii might have awaited the dem
ocratic party. Tie mqio,ity Of tie party
are dsI,yal, and that is the short of it..
e'Rulc in hell rather than serve in heav-
en-" j. their motto. Accordingly their
bosom companion, have been red-handed
traitors, spared from the gallows by the
mercy Oi 4 inagnanImOuS nation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

Horace Greeley, George Francis Train
and John Morrissey are the several can
didates for Congress in the New York 9Th
district.
The story Of half million coming to
j. Russell Young of the New York Tri-
bune, from a rich old uncle, isn't true,
and pity 'tisn't. Some mischievous
Bohemian in New York manufactured it..
Mr.. Young's uncles amt rich, don't die,
and besides he hasn't got any.
''No man in England thinks of black
ing his own boots" said an Englishman
to Mr.. Lincoln. "Whose boots docs he
black I" Mr.. Lincoln quietly asked
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

H. Demas Barnes, NJ. c., uses the
government frank to send round circu-
lars of his patent medicines. II this be
true, as one of the Boston papers asserts,
the fellow who can prostitute the privil-
eyes oi lis Office in this manner. deserves.
Whether lie be democrat or republican,
to he kicked ont of congress ut orce.-
E2chatgc.
The worst part of it is. Barnes franks
advertisements Of that villainou- whisky
compound called Plantation 5it,ers: and
1--WE say it in a whi,per.) nearly all the
secular newspapers advertise it. and in
their reading columns, too
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
From -HOHtpeEer.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 10Th. lSGS.

NUN 'LI-illS- N'Il. I'lIl, NiN-
Nh. EDITOR :-The wheels of legisla-
ton 20 on ut about tne usual pace. much
to the displeaSure Of some members " no
think an annual meeting Oh the ie9i,ia-
turc entirely unnecessary. The feeling
against an annual session IL each year
growing stronger, and although the pres
cnt legislature may not change the time
honorcd custom, sill we think it will
take no ''rapt scer's eye to predict the
change from an annual to a biennial or
triennial session.
There are few laws passed each year
that the l,aJHc absolutely require The
main portion of the session is spent in
the fights OF contending railroads. Some
section OF the state wants \ charter and
some other portion opposes the granting
thereof, from motives of self interest
each party rally; but a persistent effort
usually wins the required charter al
though il often happens that the railroad
Is never built.
The majority OF the present legisla-
ture, so far as can learn, are liberal on
the @ranting of railroad charters, and
many sensible men hold that if certain
| towns or individuals want n road. give
them the right to build it. If towns
want to aid in the construction of such
roads give them the power 10 do SO.
Sooner or later a charter may be OBJ
tanned ii tic public good requires it, even
if enemies oppose. This being SO, would
it not be advisable as we'll as economical
to pass a general railroad law and a gen
eral enabling act? We would urge the
matter upon the attention of the present
legislature.
A bill was introduced last week by
Rev. Mr.. Dunn of Fairfax, altering the
statute in regard 10 divorces. The sub
,luct is an important one, and the matter
viii be carefully examined. Divorces
are by far too common. The cutie who
ind themselves unhappily yoked are As
well mated with the companion from
whom they seek TO obtain release as
they would be with another Let the
Candid men and women Of the state look
over the parties in their neighbour foods
who have obtained divorces and then let
them say if they can, that such divorces
have bettered public morals, increased
domestic fidelity, and advanced the pros
perity Of either party. The bill gives
the petitioner a release from the bonds
of matrimony only in case of adultery :;
and divorce from bed and board in
case of drunkenness, wilful desertion,
long-continued abuse, sentence to states
prison and refusal to support, A per-
son released from the bonds of matrimo-
ny has the right TO re-marry. but one
divorced from bed and board must not
marry again under the penalty of adul-
tery-viz: Imprisonment. The bill,
with some amendment perhaps, ought to
become law, but it is quite doubtful if
it does.
The governor, in his message, pitches
into our present system of paying a reg
uiar salary to states attorneys, be they
! vigilant and watchful or slack and lazy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

CAUSES OF FIRE.-In the report oi
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Just out, we find that of the
$4,000 loss sustained the past year,
- 400 was caused from matches, 81
800 from incendiaries, $500 from
sparks falling on roofs, and Sc, 600 (the
largest Of ALI by defects in stove-pipes
and chiinneys. From this exhibit every
one can see his greatest danger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

A VETERAN CARPEr-BAGGER.-In a
republican procession in Cincinnati, the
other day. was an old man Of eighty, one
of the fathers of the city, who carried an
an old carpet-bag with the inscription !:
ga Vermont carpt-bagger-1S0S." That
bag was the identical carpet-bag in which
Captain Strong brought all his worldly
goods when he went to the then wilder
ness, in 1908. and the old man who
carried it was Captain Strong himself.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

We don't think the democrats will run
any other candidates than Seymour and
Blair. Still, their cause has changed
from great uncertainty to the utmost
desperation. If their condition was des-
perate before the October elections, what
is it now when a portion Of the party call
loudly for other candidates ? The whole
movement is an indication of weakness
and want of that unsnimity which the
party has heretofore possessed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
GEO. p. ROWELL & cos ADVERTIS-
ING AGENTS.

They have reduced advertising TO more peri, CT
system than has been known heretofore. NIzlttOi.
(fd) Sentinel, Oct 81, 1874.
whatever i promp', mrthodcs and straightforward
they practice in their dealings and only that E,,1
Commonwealth. Nor. 80 1856.
'They probably do heaviest advertising bust
noss the country" Much ser q. ~ Dtly UIon
Jan. 25, 1865.
Ther estsbli hment perhaps the most extensive in
the United States -tdls A'ia AIcTttSs, gloucester,
Mass.
"fhs firm is now the most substantial business house
for advertising in the country. IDtsricdh Mining In
der, " ~ -prd, =, lStiS
with their reputation they and do get the low
est and most advantageous t,raIs."---dt. Urd)
Enterprise
We are prepared TO receive advertisements Tor all
American newspapers, prices low be obtain
ed at the offices of publication.
GEO. p. ROWELL l. Co,
Advertising Agents. ~ Pauk Row, n. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
Young Mems Christian 4ssOcia-
ton.
BRATTLEBoRo, Oct. II, 1865.

the Young Mems Christian Association
which was held in Montreal one wear
AGO last June, the seven delegates who
represented Vermont, resolved to call n
state convention. Many difficulties were
experienced, but faith and zeal triumph
cd over them. and the first convention.
held in Burlington last year, was marked
with earneStncss and interest.
The second state convention was called
with more certainty of success, and those
who enjoyed the exercises last year. Lave
/ Tor weeks been looking forward with
/ eager expectation for to-day.
The preliminary PRAYER meeting lat
evening, led by Rev. Il. c. Stevens OF
" oodstoek, was we'll attended and full OF
interest.
This morning a PRAYER and conference
meeting WAS held from IaIf-past ci4ht 10
halt-paSt nine, under charge of M Ed
ward llungcrtorI of Burlington.
At hall-past nine the convention was
called to order bv Rey. y. c. Stevens.
vice president OF the last convention, and
an organization effected hv choice ct
Geo. + Davis # Burlington for prc~i-
dent. r. {. Wilt, of R.nnirrtoc md
- Forrest of bradford. VIE presidents
j. !. E.srcv and e. II. Clann of Hratt}..
buro. and +. c. Potter Of Rp,l,nd SOC.
rrfaries.
The remainder of the morning was &C.
.,uo;cd in hearing r.,orts ,f the ,Ii,i..r.r,
dissertations
Tn,r, arc now rbirtv-pinc assoc;,,iou.
ii IN. state prol,ohIv ;h. mos ct,ir;a,t
according 10 Numbers. ar. tln.., 81 PTS
ford and ~hureiam. Tue hitter. h,.,un
bv a single Individual, i the ONLY one in
the STATE which owns n builluy. Tho
many items of interest rivcn. show pro-
.ress in all and prove that these oryani-
zations are worthy of support
Prot Win,ow of Slra,o-a. y. Y.
spoke briefly of the active Organization
IN that place. If any business man bly-
ing voung men under hi char-e refuses
TO encourage an organization, hayin" TOR
is object the elevation OF vuunc men. he
must he unconscious that he !, working
against lis own interest.
Inc 'Nttc'Ne3 ot inc afternoon com
menred with full and interesting prayer
meeting, led by Benz. X. Chase Of Hut-
and, after which the question of As~o-
citation work was fully discussed The
speakers were limited TO three minutes
each, which prevented a wide range of
argument, but gave life and interest to
the remarks-and when n single verse OF
" familiar hymn interrupted the rary
speeches. the effect was electrical. The
best forms OF association work We're de-
tined 10 be systematic and thorough labor
and personal effort,
An open air meeting was held in front
of the Association rooms at seven this
evening, which was addressed by D. l.
-loohy OF Chicago. Despite the dark,
cold and damp, 1t was attended by 4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

The World, with shocking in6lecency,
thus announces the death OF venerable
Christian woman: ''The mother OF the
loud and loathsome IIutchinsons has died
at the age of So. She had sixteen Chill
dren, and it is awful to think that they
all sang" Had the brute that wrote this
a mother?
Judge Redfeld has returned to Boston.
from London, where he was sent by the
government to look after the pecuniary
interests of the United States, involved in
divers confederate transactions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

BURLINGTON TIMEs.-The Burlington
Daily Times appears in new type
throughout, and a new and pretty head
ing. The Times is ably conducted, al
ways sprightly and newsy, and we con-
graduate the proprietor on its improved
and handsome appearance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

ez5- There were four murders and one
attempt TO kill in Rockingham county,
y. H., within the past six months. IL
every case strong drink was directly OF
indirectly the cause. These murIerers
are now being tried at Portsmouth,
"Strong drink is raging
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
AGENTS WANTED.
OUR RULERS AND OUR RIGHTS

on oUTIISRs OF THE UNITED sTATEs GOVERNMENT.
timely work by JUDG. WILLIS. u.eful and
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

ELECTION OF L. $. SENATOR. On
Tuesday Oct. 20, the legislature elected
Hon. George f. Edmunds of Burlington,
United States senator for six years from
the 4th of March next. He received
every vote in the senate, and all but
eleven in the house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

Gen. McClernand, of Illinois, the
Democratic Mugwump of the state claims
that he furnished the brains for Grants
army."..The only thing that gives color to
the claim is the ia t he hasn't any left.
He's done something with. them if he
ever had any.-Hartitrd Post.
Henry Richardson exhibitor of the
'headless rooster" at New York is in
Jail awaiting trial for his barbarity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
DHiciat order to HASH the v,.ot-
terieS.

~ Pirate a''ics' ji'ojG o,lr ma, I St,.,,-
ans .tjTe,"tS nj Hr 'orth ,eYuea M,u tce
aid 1oote>f Gyost III mj01m mt erDres-
,NMd h"rr nScl,sd some So'.ihf m peltkers
,c~ TIN mlc,uumott Of tds NJ. tto.al demo-
,"c co"renfioH.-Ch,ujctu .H,ycayy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
$50 MILES COMPLEYIp

limited amount Of the EiT.t M,rtgl-.. l.........
Union Pacific Railroad Company a-r a.!.-. 2 p. ....
lie, Of the .lest ana 81 prgatl.i. r....
/ /. They are . .irst mortgage up.u D.. .....
mos important rrilrsad country.
=. ~ law they cen be i-sucd =, =. Cou..--.
the ro,d l. iupleted, that tho alg-y -.....
| resi- value.
,. Their amount !. limited by act :: ,.ag-.... ..
Million Dollars o. the rntire Iaciac line. 1....
Of Les than f3aoo0 PR mil.
/ 4. Hon. r. y. Mrgan, of h United stat ,...
and Hon. cakes AIMEE OF the tinted ~.a..
Representative, are the trustees for 4. e..
to sc thu: al their interest aye pratoc,,-
| 5. Five ,ovrrIIHcEt Director. III pJ.-,.. .-
dent Of TIL nitcd state, are n.srol-.I. 3,
for the infringement ot its ifoiI-.
i. Three United :tstcs ComH.is=!. -l,is Doodle.
that the road il well built ami -l.ippy- 40 s
spec.s i frst-els.4 railway, Ll!,r- l-y I,.....
| issucd upon It.
:. The United state Government c-.- q. .-..
It's own bonds TO the sam" n'a,u4. =. q. b..
issues for which Il tlkez second i:l.--s.---
: As additional kii. It mae $50 o.. q. g. . .--. .
l4,suo acre of land TO III, mile, lying p ,. &c..
the road.
?. The bon pay six per cent. III : ..- ...i-.
cipal i. als, payable i'll gold.
10 The ,-rrings from the local Or "a. ..-.- s,..
ove- Four MILLION d lLAEs Last yea. wills. q.
iayns operating ekpen-e was ruuc NOR IT, ---.-
cLt TO Eay the iHteres'. These earning vii so:
iuc.eascd on the completion OF tie iay H. &c..
! T. No political action reduce tAc ot. ..---
II must reul,in fl thirty years-s:r I,rc-r.l
&. go.J, nov equal to ietwe eight and uinr e.. -.,-
il currency. III l,,7Hci-I IS th-t IsI9-IJS ... e..
d bond, with such gu.lanteos, VIZ issued by 10 ..-
ernine t, lie rkrt pric, would not be l,- IT,
20 to =, per premium As thee bod 4re
.e. CO. emmett wors, they must aItiiuaty u
Government price. No other corporate bond s4
secur-.
IS. The issue win coon be exhausted Ihe--l,' 8.
-ometimee been half million dly. a, ustriy cav
.n.n.On have alIesdy b en- odd. About a.. l..
my offer d. II II not iupr, ts'Iy q: 81 g..
ti'e not far distant, all ;hc remand # ;Ly nd
Company VII. t ken b, some cont ii.,.-
Of capitals ts ami witld's from the market cyr,I
large advance The long ,iae. the high gold int.
'I.d the pvrf,c: -ecuE. = ma: u-Ac these ny.t. ..
a ..ahie for xpo.t.
Al IN prediction which Il iii tt.i. Comps.
have mad in relation the p-o-ge.- and rusi
Of t-ir enterprise tn value anu nd auc, in
pce t tnciT sceurstie=, Asyr hrrn more then c'-a
" rscy :her, fore .ursest parties VII, d--.-.
Invest in their honiz tc.y M 2. the ...s,.
Be-. ,. Ys-s.
Ih' price Tor the pre-rnt Is Joy and etgu '-- ra
tho rae Of siz per coz, .. ..-,-- ,.-. .'-.r .-- -t
! "a =cTptou= w. .- .,..4,,a W.
First Natioaa. Bank Of ST. JOar.a.s,
nd .- ", o.
Atthe c company 5 OH q. no. 20 r.ass.ust.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
The WICKEpEsT MANN NFw Y,

The WICKEDEsT Man IN New YORK.
john Allen the keeper of dance house
in Water street, New York, has sold the
real estate and turned over the occupant:
of his vile den to DR. Ward of the How
ard Mission. The premises are to be re-
built and occupied for mission purposes.
The grond was consecrated for this pur-
pose on Monday, Oct. 9TH, DIR. Francis
OF California presiding at the meeting.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.


y ] I ; T
With the November number the ADVERTISERS Ga
zETTE commences it. thi,d year. 1t established aa
IL dunn OF communicative between Publishers and
the advertising public Relieving il will aid the
value OF the paper snd t. interest TO advertisers 10
have the newspa generally represented is
columns, reduce the price Of adve, Using 10 10
OTIS per line per month. Ii will he
that Card OF iucs for wear will but So
Publishers with whom We have open account must
remit with th'ir order.
GEO. p. ROWELI. Il CO,
Publishers aud Advertising Agents, New York.
subscription price 50 per aurlm, in advance 81 fol
mos. 5Nc. for mos.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

ESs- 1t isn't often that we print so in
teres'.ing story rs the one given upon
the first page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23

Gg A neat, convenient and durable
'article is Wyman's hemp buster. Isaac
+ Whitney is general agent. Sold by
Hovt X Harvey
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO.

every here c.ouncei, : potent judge TO b,
Superior o:hers for the following .ca-oa=
Ii i made Of the n.st took gown.
It has "a mild l1..i a--rtariC
Il l. 1nt-nrrv0I- IN it, etfa,t-.
1t IL { frc;l i.t.l.. the NIe.fa.s
Have H-o been extracted.
II ieavc- nd ec.id. dI=s cree bic aftsrt ste
Doe Mt stnr or burn the tongue.
Leaves No otfer-ivc odOr IN the room.
ord II for elegant Il t->ci.E'tI.- P!pz
Are .i!v packed in vsriIr- bars.
l. is Of II h-i.ht golden col =.
Rriny very hgur, pound all. last
Two n three times AZ l'uG 'tIeTs
Ruy II, Try i. and Convince vNu~-elf.
IL llel Nnl- kan il Ak MIN 10 L-nf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
Interesting Correspondence.

'''''>''''' At '''' ''No NN'' D'A' WHICH ut
saw that the present contest was between
the friends and enemies of the govern
ment his LOYALTY overcoma all n,l;t;.a,
NJ. 80, -
W. All '',e"''''' ''i' '''''Ii ma" o' ''''
Urah' committee, = the great dry goods
merchant
NEU YoI,, Oct 10 1858
r, I.,,.,-,,,,..., ~ ..,.,...-.,. =,
,h.;rr,,n - ,l,a cnan,
a.'.. -,.'''' '' '''' ''"'' '''''ii''''''
Nv Deor SIR. Nyho, 1.r,rf- y PHI.
who b,,d ro rj,ins vr,,eyor ON H.,
democratic party. was Nominated IN
T,mmarv Uall With .n.h shout. or on
rI,r.. inst ,f,n, .,,.,,o,,;no;,.. ,ra, Nv
,rr.t h.ys a ,,r,.;Is,, ,,.I,l I'm ,.,,,'',(
;n,n anS,. ,La 1,m.. ~ ~ y" -. '.'''" P'I
whom fu,r rahaI re,,o,.,I. ,,..,;3 ,h. ,.L;a,
ratification sn.orLos ~ ". Vol. ,,,.
attention 80 = war. Inmncr,t ,,os nr.
res,.1 hr his r.,,orl-,I,,a .xI:I,,,;,n
since ,bop I I,,,.o ,.,r,r,,,I,. nn,.I ,i,.
expros.,,ps of so,,,b,,, ;ou,.,,r. o,J ~.
sra..h.. of .,n,,,arr ,,,,i,;.;,,- r.,,,
/ WALL, IIo,,,,o, ,,,...... =, .,r...f...
ION +, .lo r.,.,..r ,,.,,i.,.., - y II
III;G and f,J thor o,...,.,. .,i;,,.,,..r.-I
=, ,I., ,,,,r.. r,,.,,... IL e.,
.I.r,,or Of orvm,n,, ,nI I;r,;r - =. .,n,.
rIr,r vindu.atiou Of III. ,,.l,I;i,.u and -.
ccr,ai, 70 rc-,ar. ,I.. SOM, f., .y.,.,. ...,l.
which She had LcCpr, t!,,. v-,r. inrr,j,n.,
the ..tr,nplinr into dust by military
feet the proclamation oil freedom and Nh.
fourteenth amendment to the cous,itu-
ton.
Thj. contest r-,,,u.. = well defined
issue between the friends and tie enemies
Of our Government
cannot conceive how any INTELLIGENT
man. who doe, not wish IN. r.b.l, r.
Io,sJ II. Irrt rem, I-,,,J Il. ,,,no k
houorcl, is prosperity destroyed is
parrots n-ulteI ami the lost cause" re-
S'"reo' can VOC "-'l''o' ''I"''-
,.,a.,,. .,,,l r,l.,;, ,,.',,i'i ,.,.,i.,.:.I,
and paralvz. orr bu>in,,, and reduce III.
value Of our property one halt
10 an IN "Ieri'"- tins calamity, |
SeI'u E"' '''.t"'''t Nv envy l"ou''''1 'o'7
in IN. oI,.,...n nr,,r, O.. :, .,,,,
manner as YOU and the committe, with
whom You act may think best. And |
Feih'''' yours ever 'IU'N'
I'D" Ah''' ILNl'II"Nf'
>. NJ" "''"' '''. -, I9pH.
non. I-''" Ni'''N -i-i.''i4"NI' ~" on
CE
iy Dtaf 'o'g' II give, me great
pressure 10 N"'" that you tnI'y ''pP:ec'
ate the consequences 10 all business men,
indeed every one having any interest III
Tie prosperity "l on: country '"AA must
result from me cI''''''' Oh Gen ',r'''''
Nc i"eS'i. ~ = Pits1n''.' 10 'n' !'eo-
pl'' Whc'her 'lcy Will ana III o'ec''hS an
administration n'''' upon 'Ftihp'ihS 10Y
any INTO lh' GUST ana eitV"''hs up"l lis
ruins Il power r"niro:l..i 10y rebel chiefs,
whose mott" ",'' be "ihe l'e''iilon IN
dlcated, with pro5iratlon 10 every
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