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The New York herald., 1869-02-12

LONDON MONEY MARxEr-LoSpoN, Feb. 11-4:so
r. MConsois close at % for money, and e3S for the
account. United states flve-twenty bonds, Tx.
Stocks steady Erie, 24x; Illinois, "a; Atlantic and
Great western, 40
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Feb. 1.-THE Bourse
closed quiet last evening. Rentes, 70f 17c,
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Feb. 11-Even-
ing.-Unted States nve-twenties closed az S0x for
the old issue.
LIvERr0oL CorToN oNMARKET.--LIvERpooL Feb. IL
A.30 p. M.-The market closed armer. Middling
upands, 12kd. 12akd. middling Orleans, 12kd.
l2td. The sales Of the day have footed up 10000
bales.
HAvRR COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, Feb. 11--Even-
ing-Cotton closed dun for both spot and af0at.
Tres ordinaire on the spot has declined 70 l4lf.
per cwL
LrvERP0oL BRKApsruFrs MARKEr.--LrvERrooI
Feb. 11-Evening.--Peas, 43s. 0d. per 504 pounds.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Feb. 11--Evening.-Beef, o7s. Cd. per uerce Of 304
lbs. for extra prime mess. Lard nat.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--LIvERPoOf, Feb.
11-Evening. .-Turpentine 3ss. per cwt. Taiow. 4es.
per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, Feb 11-4:so
p. M.--Tallow 46s. per cwt. Turpentine declining.
Linseed oil, cas- 5s per ton Sugar excited both on
spot and an0at; No. IL Dutch standard on the spot
3ss Cd. per cwt.: a1oat, 2Ss. Cd.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERr, Feb 11.-Pctro-
leum Arm, but unohanged.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Feb. II, 1862
BILLS PASSED
To authorize the village OF Hamilton to issue bonds
and to take stock In the Utica, Clinton and Bing-
hamton Raroad to lease the interest Of the state
In certain lands in Highland, Sullivan county; to
change the name OF the "Devoe Pratt Manufacturing
Company;'' to incorporate the the Round Lake
Camp Meeting Association; TO incorporate the An
e cnea e
Episcopal Church. To confer honorary degrees in
theology; to legalize the acts Of Joseph Gutman,
James pSH Justice 20 Of ese Seacs OF Lewis
county; TO settle the claim OF Thomas D. ellison,
former clerk OF Clinton Prison; making the waters
public highway; for the drainage OF certain lands
IN Ira, Cayuga county; TO authorize the borrowing
OF money FOR the erection OF schoolhouse In Sher.
acts Of certain town oiicers in the county OF West
chester to release TO Susan Quinn the states interest
In certain lands to facilitate the service OF civil pro-
cess on non-resident stockholders; TO provide for
taking andavits In other States to be used In thns
state; to incorporate the Flushing Library Associa
tion; to establish police force and commission IN
Mutual benefit Company Of the city OF New York; in
relation TO the opening OF roads through lands de-
voted 70 vineyards; TO permit the Fulton Manniac-
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MI. JACOBs--To extend the term OF service OF
the 1aier OF Kings county; 10 authorize the Kings
tentlary.
BY Mr.. ULARK-To amend the laws relative to the
inspection o. boilers IN Kings county; 70 provide LOT
tne payment OF the salaries OF the Quarantine poncc
by Mr. HIrCHMAN-To incorporate the state Pou-
try Association.
Plate Glass Insurance Company; aso 10 promote Che
safety OF travellers ana passengers on railroads.
by Mr.. HiTcnNAS--ro amend the charter of the
Western homeopathic Dispcnsary OF New Ysrx
roads
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VERMONT.
Important Railroad Convention.

OOHVcUVIOHs
RUTLAND, Feb. IL, 1869.
The Lebanon Springs Railroad, just completed
and soon TO be put into operation, has been leased
perpetually to the Bennington and Rutland Railroad
and the latter road has been purcased and Is now
owned by William Butler Duncan, OF the firm OF
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., Of New York; oliver Char
lick, president Of the Long Island Railroad; I. w.
Park, General H. Henry Baxter, Samuel j. Tilden,
Major A. A. SeOver and others. The owners yester-
day organized by electng board Of directors, con-
sisting OF Oliver Charlick, William Butler duncan.
A. A. Selover, Samuel j. Tilden, Of New York; l.. w.
Park, John N Baxter, Henry Blood Carlton I. +.
Stevens and E. j. Phillips, Of vermontu The board
elected oliver Charlick president and 7. w. Park
vice president
Harlem Railroad for o close connection for O long
term OF years. Palace and sleeping cars are to be
from New York to Montreal without change OF cars.
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BY MI. PEARsALL-To Icy out an avenue in Flush
ing, Queens county.
tifcates OF the soldiers or 1912.
By MT; aoDGEs-To reorganize the Fire Depart.
mens as OF brooklyn; also to provide Tor widening
BY Mr.. FREAR-To amend laws relative TO agencies
OF nie insurance companies; also 70 amend general
laws relative TO insurance companies The above are
similar to the printed Senate bills-Numbers a
BY Mr.. PEARsALL-To establish free schools in
BY Mr.. DAvrs-A bill proposing the appointment
OF three commissioners In each town desiring TO
road and TO take and superintend the Issuing OF
ers OF Public Charities and Correction OF New York
to establish an industrial school on Hart's Island.
Mr. Keegan's bill provides that any employe OF a
road for the safety 81 the passengers shall be deemed
guilty OF nisdemeanor and sentenced to pay 1ne
< S pasG s ys
John 2: Mills, Douglas Taylor and others as corpora
tors Of the proposed plate glass company witt. with
power to insure plate glass, window glass; table
glass, crockery &C., from breakage.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. II. ID. CLARK offered the following
York and Erie Railroad Company BE- required within ten
S% ns AS Of s % a 70 S IL
S oos 1f ss sad % now 1usndns & also ne
aid company such information to be up TO and including
tho date Of the passage Of the resolution.
Debate arising, the resolution was tabled.
Also the following:-
Resolved, That Assembly or the State OF New York
% hs claim for the Psn'on Of hs surviving
behalf.
Kssolysd Tina. his Excsency the Governor be respectfully
requested to transmit copy Of this resolution duly certified
% the Senators and Representatives In Congress from this
State 70 be brought by them the attention of the Senate
and House Of Representatives respectively.
Carried.
The Committee on Federal Relations, to whom was
referred the resolutions In relation TO the deferred
payment OF the bounties OF volunteers OF 1864, re-
ported the following resolution
Resolved II the Senate concur, That in the judgment of
this Legislature good faith the OF the federal govern
men requires that provision should be made by Congress
the full Of the proered bountes to soldiers
served for at least threeourths Of the specified time
Also requesting the State Representatives at WASH
ington to lay the subject before Congress and use
their best endeavors to procure the requisite iegsa-
tiOn. Carried.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
TENNESSEE.

Large Fire mt Franklin-Loss 100000
Proposed Disbandment Of the Militia.
:" NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1882
nre occurred this afternoon, between four and
i've O'Clock at Franklin in this State and before it
could be arrested property to the amount Of 500
was destroyed. The fire originated In dry goods
store and continued until the entire OF buildings
from the southwest corner OF the public square to
Tlarrison's, on West Main street. was consumed
The fre was the work OF negro inccndary who
was shot down as he emerged from the store he had
fred. Most Of the property was insured, but the
catastrophy nearly put an eud to the business OF
Franklin.
II is probable that the resolution adopted by the
House requiring the Governor TO disband the militia
viii meet the concurrence OF the senate, though
strong efforts will be made to defeat IL,
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY. Feb. II, 1869.

ALBANY. Feb. II, 1869.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GENET-To complete high service water
works at Carmansville, In the city OF New York.
BY Mr.. MuRPHY-To amend the Code OF Pro-
cedure.
BY Mr.. TwEED-To incorporate the New York Real
Estate Banking Company, with capital Of $50),o00
The first corporators named are Samuel A. Lewis,
Grif1th Rome, BENJAMIN Nathan, James NJ. Sweeney
BY Mr.. CAULDwsLI,-To lay out highway in West
Farms, Westchester county; also TO establish the
county.
BY Mr. MArrooN-That every notary public may
his term may have expired till successor has been
company running parallel with the canals and with
In thirty miles OF such canal such company shall
pay to the canal fund upon all property the same
the canal that would have been payable to the state
II such property had been transported over the
BY Mr.. PrERcE-To incorporate the Passenger
Transit Company between the cities Of New York
By Mr MURrHY-ProvidinQ that foremen OF grand
juries may issue subpGnas to compel the attendance
OF witnesses and the production OF books and papers,
the peace and other oiicers; also to authorize the
Superintendent OF the Poor In Kings county prose.
cute all basardy bonds; also for laying out an ave.
Senator Genet's bill proposes empowering the New
York city authorities to expend the sum OF s2so0o0,
In addition to the amount heretofore given for high
service water works. and $50 900 for the compile
ton Of storage and reservoirs In Putnam county.
BILLS PASSED.
In relation to normal schools; to authorize the
town OF Mannheim to construct bridge across Racket
creek; to ameno the charter Of the village OF Red
Methodist Episcopal Church requiring the accounts
OF the superintendent Of the Poor OF Allegany
county to be audited by the Board OF Supervisors;
to provide for the Improvement Of Racket river; to
authorize towns in Jefferson county to take stock In
the Carthage, Watertown and Sacketts Harbor Rail-
road Company; relative TO the purchase BY the
Flushing and Northsde Railroad Company Of the
WOodside Railroad; to authorize the extension OF
the Glove Branch Railroad for the construction Of
court house In Salem, Washington county.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

SCOTLAND.

The Banquet to Revcrdy johnson In Glasgow.
LONDON Feb. IL, 1902
Reverdy Johnson was the guest OF the corporation
OF Glasgow at dinner yesterday. After the usual
toasts Mr.. Johnson made speech. in the course OF
which he defended the treaty recently made for the
settlement OF the Alabama claims. He regarded
this treaty as settling the points at issue and
preventing further trouble In future. He quoted
from Earl Russell saying that the escape Of the
Alabama from the British port was due to the in
sanity OF the law officer OF the Crown.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
VIRGINIA.

The Treason Trials Finally Disposed of-A
NoIIe ProseQui Estered I'm All the Cases.
RICHMOND. Feb. IL, 1S69
In the United States District Court to-day the Dis
trict Attorney under Instructions from the Attorney
General, In accordance with President Johnson's
amnesty proclamation, entered q noue proseQm in
both indictments against Jeerson Davis and in those
against Lee, Wade Hampton, Breckinridge, Long
street. Wise Pryor. Sedden, Malone, Early and thir-
ty others. On motion OF Robert Ould the Court or
dered that the securities Davis ball bond be dis.
charged from further consideration.
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ENGLAND.

Banquet to the Ministry-Speeches Of Glad.
--'7s stone and John Bright.
! a.-e LONDON, Feb. 11-Midnight
banquet was given to the Ministry this evening
at Fshmongers' Hall. Mr.. Gladstone made speech.
he reviewed the progress already made in carry
ing into effect the resolves for the disestablish-
ment Of the Irish church. and declared his intention
ofproceeding speedily ana prudently, encouraged
by constitutional knowledge, by the character Of the
Queen who associates herself with the interests
a1ect0ns OF the people, by the character and ability
OF his colleagues, by the favorable Judgment Of the
country and by the justice Of the cause.
Mr. Bright also addressed the company. He con-
dsmned the profuse expenditures Of past years and
urged the necessity on the part Of the House OF
Commons OF being more positive and decided on the
question OF economy.
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CUBA.

Telcgraphic Communication with villa CIarn
Re-estabiished hed-Ex-United States Consuls
Taking the Field.
HAVANA, Feb. IL. 1869.
Telegraphic communication between Ha ana and
Sagua Ia Grande and villa Clara, which had been de.
stroyed by the revolutionists, has been restored
IL is reported that the leaders OF the revolution in
the sugar districts OF Cieniuegos, villa Clara and
Trinidad are Adolfo Cavada ana his br6ther Fred
erick Cavada The former was recently American
Vice Consul at Cenfuegos, and was removed ut the
request OF Captain General Lersundi. He was colonel
Of Philadelphia regiment OF zouaves during the
civil war In America. The latter until last week
the American Consul At Trinidad de Cuba, and has
Just resigned.
More Arrests Being Made-The English Consul
surgcnts mt Camnrones-The Movement to
Raise Funds for the Government-Arrivni Of
the Yacht Henrietta.
HAVANA, Feb. 11--Evening
Arrests continue to be frequently made by the
military and police Of suspected parties in the city
and throughout the island. Among the prisoners
are many well known planters, merchants and law
yers. The English consul at Cardcnas among those
arrested.
The Trensa says that at present Jminez. Planita
and Casanova are the only rebel leaders in the Gen.
tra Department None OF the other chiefs with
their men have appeared. The number OF the rebel
forces at Camarones Ia supposed to be 1900.
The meeting OF the merchants at the Palace last
night to raise funds for the government had de-
'cisive result. mixed commission Of merchants
and planters was appointed, with instructions to
report feasible plan for supplying the needs OF the
government quickly and securely, without imposing
additional burdens upon tho middle or poorer
classes.
The yacht Henrietta has arrived from New York,
with General Van Allen and his friends on board.
General Van Allen dined with Admiral Hon to-day.
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MARYLAND.

Meeting or tho National Cotton Association
mt Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1869.
A meeting OF the Board OF Governors OF the Ma
tional Cotton Association Of Planters and Manufac-
turers was held in this city yesterday. Members
were present from all parts ofthe Union and reports
were made by the standing committee on the pro.
duction and consumption OF cotton and its present
and future supply. The report In detail win be
published. The association adjourned to meet at
the call OF the Executive Committee.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
PoRTu0A

Revival Of the Iberian Union Project-Ar.
rival Of the United states steamer Rich.
0ond.
LISBON, Feb. H. 1869.
A despatch from Lisbon mentions that the project
for an Iberan union is again renewed.
The United States steamer Richmond arrived here
to-day, on her way to JOIN the European squadron.
All on board are well.
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THE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IL, lS69
The Indians again made their appearance on the
south side OF the Platte, near Fort Mcpherson. Two
companies OF troops were sent from Omaha last
night In anticipation OF serious disturbances as the
appearance OF the Indians In that neighborhood s In
violation OF the treaty and indicates mischief.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
TBLBCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
OPENING OF THE SPANISH CORTES.
Carlists Arrested on the French
Frontier.
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Progress OF the Cuban In
surrecti0n.
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Arrest of the English Com
sui at Cardenas.
OPENING OF THE SPANISH coRTEs.


OponinG Of the Constituent Cortes-The Pro.
spective King-NIovements Of the Cariists.
MADRID, Feb. II, 1862
The greatest interest is felt in the proceedings Of
the Constituent Cortes, the sessions OF which com
mence here to-day. Rivero will certainly be chosen
president
majority Of the members favor the selection Of
Ferdinand, father OF the regning King OF Portugal,
as the future ruler OF Spain. Should he refuse. the
Duke Of Montpensier win probably be chosen.
The movements OF he Carllsts in Guivuscoa.
Biscay and Alava commonly known as the Basque
pr0vnces) are quite active
The French government Is watching the frontier
closely.
Large Rcinforcements Ordered to Cuba.
MADRID, Feb. II, 1859.
Ten thousand troops are to sail Immediately for
Cuba.
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An ADVERTISER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having been advertising for the past ten years in
the principal papers OF New York found no bust
ness but that which came from the patrons OF the
NEW YORK HERALD. have often inquired OF my
patients from what paper they read my advertise
ment and the answer was always from the New
YORK HERALD. I came to the conclusion tnat
would prefer the HERALD as an advertising medium
In Intolerance 70 all other papers in the city. DIR.
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wpnsE or ZION LODGE no. 2. l. o.R9

At Ferrero's uApolio HALL broadway and Twenty
eighth street. this lodge OF the Hebrew Order Of
B'nai Firth celebrated the twentyffth year Of the
existence the order This is the Oldest lodge In
the city and OF the order, next to the mother lodge.
which founded it in 1874 just twenty ave years ago.
The company was very large and brilliant the sdies
exhibiting excellent taste In the arrangement OF
their toilets as well as full acquaintance with the In
tricacies Of everchanging fashion. The ceremonies
opened with the jubilee overture Of Weber, followed
by short address from the chairman, DR.. Mtche.s.
explaining the object OF the celebration. Then
came the chanting Of the 1891 Psalm, "Hsw wen
for brothers to dwell IN unity, sung by Mr. Wesch,
tenor, accompanied by full chorus and the orches
tra. The formal Grafton was delivered by MIR. l.
and progress OF the order and was loudly aplarded
during the delivery OF his address and Al Its close.
A requiem, composed by Mr.. s. Sulzer, fos chorus
and orchestra was then sung, succeeded bF prayer
tenor; Gerstel. second basso; Katzen berg, first
basso, and welsch. baritone, snsta ming the
voices-was then performed. after whie d the con-
cuding address was made BY Mr. J. Katzen-
berg, and solo Miss Simon sop rano) and
chorus, with full orchestra, from ne oratorio
OF Haydn. 'sThe Creaton'-"And Loud rises from
their lips the praise Of the Creatorcs ,mpleted the
programme, all the musical items OF which we're
performed with precision the voices ,elng Of such
purity as would have done honor tc professional
opera house. DR.. Mitchels surprised the assembly
by presenting to the lodge compl ere abstract Of
the Journals OF the order for the frs year Of its
istence, made BY himself The pla tform and the
exercises, for which the young ger seraton OF both
sexes had looked forward with o. Igerness, began.
and lasted till early this morning 20 the great de-
light and satisfaction OF Gil concerl led.
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FRANCE.

A Number Of Carlists Arrested ON the French
Frontier.
PARIS, Feb. IL, 1859.
Twentyeight Carlists, who were attempting to
cross the frontier yesterday arrested by body
Of the French corps Of observation and sent to
BayOnne.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
GREECE.

Gall for the Meeting of the Greek Chambers.
ATHENS Feb. IL, 1862
The Chambers have been convoked by the new
Ministry, and viii meet within a few days.
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HAVANA, Feb H. Evening.
sugar still advancing No. IL d. 3. closed a. 9 =
reals w reals. Exchange on London, 10 a II
premium on United States, sixty days sight; cur.
rency, - ~ discount; gold AZ Q premium.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1i.-The nman steamship Kan.
garoo. from New YORK. arrived at this port ycster-
day.
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NTectIng Of the House Of Lords.

Meeting Of the House Of Lords.
LONDON, Feb. 11-Evening.
The House Of Lords met to-day, but without busi-
ness OF Importance adjourned until the 10th inst.
Amount or Bullion In the Bank of England.
LONDON, Feb. II, 1859.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank Of Eng
land. made public to-day, shows that the amount OF
bullion In vault has decreased 100000 sterling since
last week.
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vsiocigycds y.s,l nsns and Rsy; Z I;
saturany.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

Wigs, supses aud Ornameusai aair.-I,e-t
qualify ha' Dye and Hair Dyeing, oil coIors BAtcaE
LoKS,w Gond siresL
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

Hawai- Unvunn lsattery.--Isrixes Paid In Gold
Iniorsou frnshsa fes hgnst rassa paid Tor Douoooas
A''' TAYLOR co., Bankers, IS wan ssrsot, n Y
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

BatchcIor's Hair Dy e.-The Rest I'm the
world The onl perfect dye harmless, reiiasie insanans
| Factory Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

Electric ity, Its Vast Resources.--This Ubi-
quItous astonishing the world with
ful deyslo mcns In the nst os hsan Pains che meit
crucating disappear touch, chronic
affections speedily eradcascd Dr.. CHANBERLlA,
West 70 aecnth street. u applying ths various forms
Of elsctric ity with unpar sllelcd success
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

GREAT sTEErLE CT iAsE
BETWkEX
RAYMOND.
most amusing cut representing III above appear
SATURDAY. Feb l&
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cine when Do BARRy's delicie us REyALENTA Foop
cough asthma, phshss debility, liver disorders func
tiona iess 10000 cures including that OF hs Ho
ness the Pore, Marchoncss of Brehan, IA, SC In
tlns h., S % ~ lbs, SIS DfJ BARRY CO., lSs
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

Cristador O,s Unrivnllad Hair nye.--Scld and
applied No. Astor House Manufaetory5s Maiden
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

General Ora nf and the En- gIish DIissicn.-Fer
PARTICULAR buy The EVENING TELL s0RAM saturday
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

Evening TcIegram-The Greatest Comic Pm
per In Amer Co See Saturdays edition.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

MI Ter 4 CO., No. 3 Union squarc.--I.ndies,s
Msse Boys and fnfanls' Boots and shoes, At hLLkx
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
The Feellns In Observation-Disclosures Am Ong
AAN the Fenians.
The Feeling in Quebec-Meeting OF Fenian
Circles. s0.f

meeting Of Irishmen was held yesterday, of
great respectabihty, who called on the Lieutenant
Governor to ask the government to grant
q respite Lieutenant Governor Belleau
did 80. The people are apathetic, but sympatizers
are savage and sullen. All the body held meetings
last Tuesday, aud passed resolutions Of sympathy
with Mira Whelan.
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UREAT sfisEPLE CHASE
BLfWEkN
RAYMOND.
movt amusing ev representing the above viii appear
Tfik EykNfNe rELS9RAx
SATURDAY, Feb IL M
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Telcsraphic Communication with villa Clarn
Re-esiabiished-Ex-Unite States Consuls
Taking the Field.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-19
The Church Union.

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week, just as they are delivered, without
qualification Or correction by him. It I'd.
vocates universal suffrage; . union OF
christians ct the polls; and the rigkts OF
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