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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Feb. SIS r. II.
CorroS. The market quiet and much unsettled and
prices fully Nc h. lower The sales limited to
about $50 bales including 6s7 for export 6 spceula
ton. SIG for spinning ana GOO Ia transu. We quote
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AMvSE NEVIS.


FRENCH THEATRE.
II, l.. RArFMAN \ esscs aud Direci1e.
TrgsosY eviYiv6., 'ffBRu1RY &
BENEFIT or NILE RkI.LEz
La DEAoisFLLE DE SANrERRB Ohrss sots)
..,,,,s :. Ana VALERIE comedy, In tnrer acts,
THURSDAY EAENlSG-LA iDlE FAIr PEUk AND IL
-...x.. houRREAU pES CRANES
FRENCH PERFORMANCES SDATa THURSDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
boz once.
Seats secured At the theatre ADD a, 7oi Broadway
PARNgY wILLIAMs' BROADWAY THEATRE.
Aa ThE So"rEEa or Youra AND 'BbisxttfyN ''"~
LOrTA, Lolita. LoTTA. LorTA, LorTA LoTTA
LorrA. LorrA. LorTA, LorrA. LorrN f0Trx
LOrTA. LOrrA, LoTTA, LOrrA, LorpA tOT-rIs
Received nightly wish the greatest enthualssn nv
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED Audiences
who ostify the triumph 0f
ton III talent In herself.
THIS EVENING. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
MATINEE,
will be repeated
CHARLES DICKENS AND JOHN BROUggAMH
LITTLE NELL AND THE MAkCHiONESS.
Lolita and distinct characters.
Repiee with effects.
LOTTA AS LITTLE NELL
Lolita AS THE MAacHIoNE5S.
LotiA. Song, Dance and the Banjo Solo
Fr'day-Loa's First Benefit
Saturday-Lotta's sesond Matinee
Carria ges may be ordered as i0:l5.
Seats secured from & TIL 8, sir days In afvancn
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TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 6l5 WASH
81 ington street, above Spring Household Fmn
Ing 81 street bstyeen Fifth and Sixth ave
OF superb rosewood full ~ Piano. by "sienway
Sons superb walnut Paror Suits Secretary, Eta
black walnut Chamber Suits In All the chambers srusels
solid silver Plated Ware, Dining Kitchen FurnIurs,
&c. Catao.u .ues at house.
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We give below a list of the ofhcia transfers and
leases recorded on Saturday in this city, Kings and
westchester counties, n. Y, and Hudson county,
N IT,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


INT, fRON.-fo. SCOTCH AND AMERICAN rOt TDRY
Pig Iron, from seO direct furnacrs, lvr
sale ~ JAMES WILLIAMSON a CO., W WaJ street
yVAsas.-LEkCH Bs AND DIsrlLLgRs AND REC.
tIsrs' Apparatus constanty On tsnd. rvf ~ III
North fbAh street, Wiiismsours.
won caA aEr GENUINE BRAZILIAN pr9vLg
spectanie, and Eyeglasses At the OplsA Insin e ~
broadway.
IN HOTEL kHp FAMILY NAN LEs; NITRO.
G,DN. ponan an S'1 hot~ Inference, u, tS, 90,
So, .s ssU ana 4i5e. y. a. wei Ln,rty plOoe. y. y
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RBNJAAIN =. THEALL, AUcTIONEER
Late Salesman with Z. II. Ludlow 4 Co
Bar Fixtures, China and Glass;,
BENJAMIN p HAL w ri T.; Auction, on Tuesday,
pr i he entire ecnsn u e as near ss4 SS
Large oi Of China and Glass silver plated Ware,
cssaiosues now ready at ID Liberty street.
DENJAMIy r. THEALL, AUCTIONEER,
A'f Hsae.ome Hoa.eIod Fl Id furniture, ="
Rosewood Psnofore,
r,,v China Ia, and 10, Ilass. .,,o, r.s.-
Apr isss a. O'clock, IS ives. Tweiilh street. near
f u avenue all the Gne rosewood, walnut and maho-
ps troessry and a." la.s Kitchen Ussn.:, &C Catalogue
now ready at IS Liberty street,
BENZ InEALL, .aI;1,S AvrI'qSEEEk w,5 f. Esa,o~
aousgn f Ip 'si1 KNrtRR riH NiakoHs, cAEfErs &C.
Al pEoA ~ "a ocs S ae SaS
oisss Kitchen Utensils, &C.
I%esooess'. s,s so@ oSee sef ~ ss Liberty street.
I}Y ARHcIBALD JOHNSTON. A. .crIoNEER.,sALEs,
ID room u Liberty street and liz East Threen'h street
Gsa.q6qls rsrurs Mirror: -, Carpets. ar Man,
ey ,trre general assortmsa, ous,hod frni,re Via
D"sS sos" a"a sS wnS psr % csa ~ s
Feather Beds sud Pow- BanSess Lace Curtains, &C. Cat
DY N. DOUGHTY, ,AUCrIoNEER-M. DoU. BTY WILL
,s 1n MGSss Ap S ss ...sra s%
e w: @P.or' chsaSef DiSias Room and Library suits,
Carpets arg, Pier Mirrors gas Chsndee Chins, Crock
cry The whO 10 be peremptory sold and worthy the AZ
se bis attention saies either ut the residence OF
1eskus up housekeeping Al bis iArse s~Ssooms
IS kassaa street
tbwhhD scHRNCs, AUCnOSEER
II Agit strst1s Horses, Cerrisees, har
nes Ian iau, DE-. C.r Boz Wagon, Vt the private
staOk No lh w ss ~. .hternth s-By EDwARD SCHrNCk,
eiesan ot chestnut n tk, hands hi.h, perfectly
SOUND ahd siu, and of the mast stysb spans 10 the
city, also beHuful fourwheeed Dog Cart also light
nie 90, wagon eeani double aud single Barness; also
AZ eeghn span of black Horses Is hands, Kind and
sy ish also sn LAndau, elegant Ham ess, 4c.
~ "r'er VI william rurn6uJ, Esa, Adalinistrasor.
IrDwARD scHEScK, ArCTioSEER-UNITED STATES
IL RArshH sale, by order Robert Murray, United
states Marshal ~ EDWARD sUHENCk, on Mon sy, nj u
scocs so 60 Liberty street, 10 bores Veil Bsrese and
| boxes Ribbons.
E'kRgY LEASES AT AUCTION. THE CITY AALL
on THUR ey, the 'th day Of NAV, 1885, II O'clock
An WI te sold Al public auction the highest biaer,
WITH selna security, tor ysars from the 6Asi
day Of Asy, lss.
The esse of the ferry established from the foos
siJancs street 70 huners Point Long lsisnd.
ae lease OF the Jerry established, from the foot
"sAcsson sste- y broOslyn, Long Island.
Terms snd condtoos may be mad upon spplcs ton
70. ,9mt iouers oilcs BY orer Of the Commisso
RICHARD w. CONNOLLY. comp,ro,,er
CITY Of NV ioaK, DEPARTMENT ov FtSANcf,t
CosprRnLLsa's OvrIos, Aprh !, iosS I
LvRENCN PAINTINGS AT AtCTfoS.-rHE CoI,LEC.
fsy April sri W a. Zoe gallery, u Hh avenue;
henry D. MINER, Aoc,on.er.
IuBy gEKRJgey, ,uCTtoSEEs.-THfs DAY 1T ID
~ U,ioeB. I2g Ann street. s1ire Fkturep
large utechs this NV'e b. largely stocked
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IUBs KEkRJgsy, ,uCTtOSEEG--THis DAY, Vt ID
Oio<k. I2g Ann street. snire FIXTURES VI
large reesbs this Sfe Is sTgey stocked VIA W scd
positively. ~ ol.e VI mo. <Dss U,sisrs rail.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
HEoRgE COOK, AucrloNFER.
In sAle.rooms 81 and s6 Cedar street, near

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<tEoRflE T. COOK, AUcTlONFER.
II sAie.rooms 81 ss Cedar strsst near Broadway
~ CABINET fUkSIrURk.
OKIIER OF ASSlGNEEs.
n, Tuesday al o'clock large assortnent Of NM, Par
~ ,t"m6cf Tiraly and Dining Room Furniture "a suite
!" "aies of Household Furniture =, the ,sia,uccs of
owners wl.p dtshe'
uEEMANN FALHESRERi, kUCdfTNFER OFFICE
ii l2g driie strec,Sels tSis day n oseaock P NJ AZ
e.7 rand street. aud contiDing from ny "a sy ntI the
s5u i0 worth without. reserve TO coss up the Iusinesy
fuIther parsica ars see catalogue W the store.
JOHN l.. vANDEwArER, AUcrqoNEER, u DUANE
One IL The sssS fss.
and Trees offered u he public lust imported by M
ssas " standard EsS Psrpe.cI and nonsay osss so
grated Fruit TesH N arsesy-Appes PEARS Pns
e together with general sssonneut Of Hoshcuss ssn
hore and Conservatory Pxnts the whoas sssormsnI wen
worthy of apecial attention.
TT HENRIQUEs, AuCEToNERR.
IL. By ALLEN 4 BROWN,
Jonathan ". Allen. JOSIAH W. Brown iaora.o H.nr,sues
Real Estate public and private sale.
Al - O'Clock At she Exchange Saiessoom Ill Broadway
East Nineteenth sretThe -four ssory English
orser sire Of hcuss is155 isst; otfsssss. " s'''
House and Lot no 81 wsss twenty.
street, contaping all modern improvements, with parlors
Lightly dfth reetThe story bssensn and
cellar French roof brcx House and Lot ii East Eighty
Of Phiadephis brick, with heavy brown stone
GMmfnss steps AMI rails tnlafd wanua noos
gas bath Size OF i6sx1S
luz parry walls on each side. Possession be bad in
A portion Of the purchase money may remain bond
and mort, t,age.
Maps and particulars =. the ONCE Of the auctoncers %
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I BO0ART, ATCTIONEER.
q. WEDNESDAY, APRIL g.
at 10H o'clock st the auction No North William
street, gentee Household Furniture kose and black
walnut Paror sut In crimson plush and reps; Carpets
large lot Bedroom Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.
TAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE Dl5 WASH
q inston street, above Spring. will give hts personal
ton 70 sales OF Furniture At private residences Eighteen
years. experience In the auction business Only
hst class aken he intends TO be personally
at each SALE Limited sales no< taken under considers
ton.
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DY HENRY D. MINER ArCTIONFER,
ID Salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE.
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF CAkRARA MARBLE
6TATuARY, MARBLE AND ALABASTEk VASES,

sTATuARY, NAkBLE AND ALABAsTEk VASES,
FLORENTINE MOSAIC ia Les, BRONZE CLOCKS AND
ri UkEs, BOHI MAN GLASS NAsLs. &C.
HENRY D. MINER BARKER will sell nj auction, Mon
day. sth and Mednest.y 9Th April alto O'Clock
each their salesroom, 81 Nassau street, large and
invoice of Caars Marble Statuary comprising
about thirty pieces artistic Marble and abaster Vases Of
beautiful designs varying In size from " six
feet in height suitable Tor decorating parors librares
Forentine mosaic inad Tables Pedesas Card kecevers
Brouls and ormolg Clocks roups and Figures Bohemian
offered auction In this city, both for elegance OF de-
sign and artstc hnish having been selected by Messrs
Zannon Co. Italy, with special regard for the tastes OF
this country and positively the last sale of the
RY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.-!MPoRTANT ART
ID Notce.-We respectfully inform friends, and admir-
ers Of the hne ar,s enersy that have received nsruc
tons the well house of hessrA Bailey of
Philadelphia sell the entire collection OF costly
Paintings " the hst class recently selected by their
senior from the studios OF celebrated artists
capitals Of Europe, the greater portion OF which
have before been exhibited In the United states they
will be exhibition At the Leeus Art Galleries, s7 and .ls
roadway OF Twelfth street, Thur sday morning.
the 9Th lrsi. HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER, auconeers
DY ). EDWARD RYLANDT, AUCTIONEER.-wILL
ID sell by auction Wednesday, at II O'Clock, at his
saesroom SAC Broadway, superb second hand Furniture,
made by Narcotic Mirrors Curtains Cornces, Parcu
Lara Tam
The New York herald., 1868-04-06

DRELlMTNARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
i SPECIAL CAkD.-The mana cement Of the Broadway.
Theatre find pleasure engagemeu6
with the
WORLD aENOwNED ARTISTS,
Mr.. AN d MRS. BAhNEY WILLIAMS,
the original npersonators OF
IRISH AND YANKEE
PEIULIARlrIES
This engagement from posisve arrangements previous1
entered into, ret.uy
LIMITED TO SEVEN WEEKS,
commencing
EASTER MONDAY APRIL IS.
Mr.. and MRS. WILLIAMS viii, owing " the brieness oe
their en- cement, prcsen, their ..-.
POPULAR AND PLEASANT PIECES,
full Of
GAYETY AND CHARM,
with which their assocaed and also introduce
several
MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
IN rapid will the aim Of the MANAGE
give all effect appropriate scenery appoint.
and of characters thus maintaining the Poeso
(aea acknowesed the Broadway Theatre - Tue nre&
IA poInt of enterprise "A nited States.
box Book Tor the Williams nights now open
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NrgLo's GARDEN
;'ss :Hs ~ y sssss
EIoHrSsosFIpsAs1r' s1HkrsksssTzrIos 1klsk 4 ia
OF IHh 4ar sssAr wafTs sfEss.oIE' SaSs.
''''''ae''s l sr2'i; LII f'fst,ti
The Scenery Cost,nes ppoinssnts, entirely asw-
rif DSsissS S5 sss SsssSs gtr
the most '.'''s;ss is-as e scEGn sfisfs ART
ssSTs saSSsES zSrs1 * Szis stag.sa3 II aSS.aas
OITArIo TanAESsnEHss.HssEEHh 4 nsAsESnHsHsEh EHssi sSssass
Crowded every hit ami masnee Reserved seats ell SOLD
'i,' sSi
il 1He moment IL; :asss::sS S.ows S.s.;
Sss billiard table. cass paidnss heads ne
ws ss s s. % =
u: AZ ;isfAs, a FEfiTE ss444SIEE
.xAriNEf 1--WE ~ wsbNhsp%Ys AM AND sxTI RDAys
7 fa%y oss s sSdl.n anS
RAssEy WILLIAMS BROADWAY rHEATREn !
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osltans Hiy S S1sass corsDs
saAsSaHf 4Ha 4 slSSw's i1S SsS SiSria; fSsazaz
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ON EAiiE aa ShRHY Nc. eFFAH xiLG G4a1SlAS
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Reserved Seats ~ each.
kecured Balcony, II.
In compliance with nests that have been made 70 Mr.
Dickens, Of tickets for the SECOND BALCONY
these will be ONE DOLLAR each. Tickets will be
really Steinway Hall and after Wednesday next
Nay be obtained NJ Seinway Hail. daily, from A. u. 70
lP.N.
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A HyNARD-FtRSITURE RE AND BAIGA n Ex.
n. press, - and % Bank street. Beecker street
kovng Of Furniture, city aud country, care furniture
storage
A L. BATTEEsON, FURNITURE EXPRESS AND fUg.
"A. nj,ure storage Essh shinent t7 60 s,5 siAth
avenue, between Thirty.ninh and Porteh sees Funi.
boxed and shipped moved IN out q! city.
n. Bthe beat storage ores oAi
or room Cneaeeponase references s~env yesrs
pertence.
A q. BrRNHAM's FURNITURE, BAGGA0E Ex.
A. press storase wArerooms Ill, iiS iis Yves, Eleventh
street. between th kath spfinI
wagons for moving families Ia cy OF coaay Furniture ~
anofores, Mirrors carefully oxed shlle Establishes iSss
Cash advanced On Furniture, AZ.
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MiIlard, sIynstsr . Night.
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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-27

There are no exact figures as to the extent of
the Confederate debt. 1t is enough to know
that it is more than one-half as large as our
own and that unless Wade Hampton is liar,
the Northern Copperheads in the New York
Convention promised him that if he and his
friends aoould not insist upon too much IN the
platform THEY SHOULD HAVE every thing that
they wanted AFTER THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
HAD RECLAIMED THEIR LOST POWER. One of
the first things to be demanded is the assump-
ton of the Rebel debt. The Democracy ignore
the 14th amendment which alone prevents
such assumption. There is another rebel debt
besides the promises of the Confederate gov
ernment which the triumphant secessionists
will undoubtedly require to be paid. They
have soldiers to be pensioned as well as the
North. Northern soldiers have received boun-
ties. The whole Southern press declares that
Lees troops fought in a righteous cause, that
no man repents of his action. That being the
case, we shall certainly be called upon to pay
pensions and bounties, in case of Democrat
ic triumph. The Copperhead leaders have
promised it to their Southern allies
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-27

THE Two LEADERS, Some of the Demo.
cratic papers claim Ohio. This is the State
that buried ValIandigham under majority OF
100000. Vallandigham, after engineering the
New York Conventian and debating the se-
lection of its nominee, is very properly reward
ed by receiving nomination for Congress in
Schenck's district. 1t is well to remember
exactly what sort Of o man Vallandigham is.
There is bit of New testimony concerning
him. An affidavit has been published which
was made by the Captain of the English block
aderunner in which vallandigham took pas
sage. Itreveals the fact that Vallandigham
came North at the head of a party of rebel
emissaries, charged with the mission of TO-
menting riots and instructions in the North.
The draft riots of July, 1868, followed imme-
diately on the arrival OF those emissaries.
Such is the character of the man who fur
nishes brains for the Democratic party. The
man who works most efficiently for the same
party and exercises great its coun-
ellis is Brick Pomeroy. How extensive that
influence is may be gathered from the follow
ing in the Corning IN. Y. Journal:
Seventeen years ago "Brick" Pomeroy was
employed in this office, earning five dollars a
month and his board. Now he is probably
worth one-third of a million of dollars. He
was offered 100000 to advocate Chase's nom
ination at the Democratic convention, with a
like sum if nominated. He refused, knowing
that the readers of the La Crosse Democrat
hated the "nigger" too intensely; but the offer
showed his power as the Great Mogul of the
Copperhead wing. He threatened to bolt if
Chase was nominated, and thus, Though he
lost Pc ndleton, he kept off Judge Chase, and
gave Seymour the chance to run.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-27

The Argus has heard from conservative
Republican" and is made very happy thereat.
In its yesterdays issue, that paper amused the
world with the news that this conservative
had written to them! The sands OF life of this
poor fellow have nearly run out, but he had
strength left to write to the Argus. The ten
or of his epistle is ''that it is for the best In
terest of the country to divide the power with
the Democratic party" LEA.
The Argus admires this suggestion. Feel
| ing rather shaky, it goes in for halt loaf
| rather than no bread
We think we see the division. The custom
house to BioH, the post Office to this cheerful
| conservative. Internal Revenue to Dud Clay
the Surveyorship to Brother Kimball, and the
First District to Mr.. Shaw. "Send in your
ten cents"
This Republican, who amuses his waiting
hours with writing to the Argus, says that the
best men of our party have all been pushed to
the back ground. Perhaps he is one of them
| Having had to take the back seat, this cores
| pondent desires, before the last sand runs out
to come to the front A small pittance Of the
spoils would be agreeable. Perhaps he would
be willing to take some soldiers place in the
Cutom House. ....-.... - ...
The novelty of this proposition assumes its
intensest form, when it is seen with what gus
to the Argus welcomes it. No public dinner
at which the editor has sat, since Buchanan
went out of office, has received heartier re-
ception that this cry of the Conservative. "Let
us divide" that paper exclaims as profound
ly as though its editor were about to say grace
at dinner r, "there is food for thought in these
wordsP' Perhaps the Surveyorship is bother
ing his vision. A desire for Office plaques
such patriots sometimes Let the Slogan of
the Argus Be, "Let us divide."!
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-27
State Politics.

A brilliant array of speakers is promised for
the Bangor Republican meeting to-day, in
Guiding Sickles, Cresswell, Haggerty, and
Slack from abroad, and Hamlin, Peters, Bar
ker and Blake of our Maine orators. Passen-
gers will be carried on all the railroads leading
to the city at quarter the usual rates. The
Boston Brigade Band with 25 pieces will
be present. Soldiers of 1872 are invited TO
attend
The Northern K. X. X. has appeared in Wa
terville. We understand that none of the
college professors belong to it.
Ex-Governor Hawley will speak in Lewis
ton Saturday evening.
Col j. F. Miller addressed the Republicans
of Cape Elizabeth at the town house Tuesday
evening.
The Boston Post says that the Republicans
of Maine are holding no meetings. They are
holding ten to the Democrats one, that's all.
Since Pendleton left, the Democrats have
been unusually silent The great repudiator
took away what little vitality they had left
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-27
Great Republican Meeting in Bruins
--f wick.

BRuNsw1cK, Aug. 25th, 1868.
To the Editor Of the Press: la.
The Republicans or rather the citizens of
Brunswick, had great treat on Mondayeye-
ming, in the shape of big meeting which was
held in Nature s temple upon the Mall in this
village. Gov. Chamberlain called the meeting
to order, and the Brunswick Band gave us
some excellent music. He then introduced
Charles I. Lewis, Esq, who is connected with
one Of the public journals of New York. Mr..
Lewis is a young man of great promise. a
ready, fluent speaker, and one we'll posted in
the political history and events of the times
To the people of Brunswick he is BY no means
a stranger, and the only thing we have aqainst
him is, that he came iuto this inclosu-e and
captured and carried off one of our finest eirl,
with which to enrich the city of the Gotham
ties We are ready to forgive him this orand
larceny on the condition that he shall o1ca q
year make pilgrimage to Maine and then.
among the Down casters make as good =
speech as he made last evening
At the close of Mr.. Lewis speech Gov
Chamberlain pleasantly introduced the Hon
E. A. Storrs OF Chicago
pretend not to give any account of num-
bers as this cannot easily be done when q
meeting is held in the open air. Suffice If to
Sdy enoio was q o'S SaCueNuR, ana let notice
be given that the same gentlemen were to adj
dress the people this evening at the same time
and place and the numbers would be donbled
for each one who was there last eveninp
would come again tonight and bring with him
has or her friend, as the great topic TODAY has
been the loss that those sustained who were
not at the meeting of last evening
The people here are waking up. and wben
once awake we hope to give good account of
ourselves in September next, when we will
place the hero of Little Round Tor once
once ao more MOI at the helm of state by majority
Colfax such a majority the Democrats will
have no SEE MORE for they will be SO crushed
that there will be nothing more of them to be
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