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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Having procured the services Of y. w.
HINT nj Judge j. VI. Patterson.
ihev viii alvass be found behind cur cOun-
tiers. and they invite their friends TO Gene
and sraWiBe cnr Stock
We assure all that We will sustain The
reputation We have established, and thank
ing our friends for their liberal patronage
win make Il 10 their Interest 20 continue
the sarnc- --s
ETIga:Sasks EirSrposl SAL, also Bag.
EiuAani Ties. Tor sale rhfs7..
ria, Sept. -. iSsf 54
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

New sud lmPrayed Edition, Just issued
Price, cloth 81 80, Sent Ly mail,
wv, swINDELLS, Herald Of'iee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
TayIor's Monitor,

ear Ne SssdiJsiss Hsss E,H d ssHsaHssd
~ ne HsraH Hsif,s paid .fsF IL s50ssSs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Post OF observation-disclosures and
Wood counties, officer and 10 men
cnch. Grayson, Collin, Hopkins
and Fannin counties, 10 men each.
Post of Tyler.-Kauflman, Hen.
dcrson, Van Zandt counties, 10 men
each.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

Crime prevails TO an extraordinary extent
IN Indiana, in consequence of the failure Of
the authorities TO enforce the laws. FweBtg.
one murders in ten days in State with &
population of a millioa and halfis asserted
to be something frightful, aud the condition
OF affairs exceeds that Of any of the Southern
states --even Texas itself In ten Of fiese
cases Ohly ware the muvderers arrested; in
tlve Others they were known 10 the authori-
ties, but escaped, aud in SIX cases the assas-
sins are not known.
Two gentlemenin Providence have invent.
ed an apparatus to he used in extiuguishing
fires. BY simple contrivance a platform
large enough to seco@mOdate two or three
fremen with hose can be raised to the hight
Of fifty feel "a athreespinutss, thus btibgipg
the firemen on level with the upper por-
.tions Of a burning buildiugs and, if necessary,
acting as a2peaus of legrss lforpersons cut
Off from escaps by other means With nm
ming gear it weighs $500 lbs.
ThcvfOllOwing bills were pocksted By
President johnson, viz: The act reorgan-
izing the Judicial system, the act for reduc-
ing the navy and marine corps, the. act for
the further security of equal rights in the
District of Columbia, Mr. Scbenck's bill for
Strengthening the puBlic credit, the resolu-
tiOn authorizing the Secretary of War to
lend 1000 stand of arms and equipments to
the visiting military Organizations That take
part in the ceremonies ct the inauguration,
and the act granting permission to build a
bridge over the Willimet River.
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InnnrnrnI


We presume there are none of oul
readers who have failed to peruse the
Inaugural address Of President Grant.
We know they are pleased with it. Il
was SO short, 80 plain, so pointed and
50 direct that none could fail to under.
stand it Il was the Outspokep frank.
ness of an honest man, who means to
do just what he says. Il inspires con
idence and begets trust Everywhere
it is received as the indication that a
new order Of things has been insugu-
rated-it is the bow ofpromise, stretch
ed across our political heavens. The
New York Tribune analyses Il as fol-
lows;
/: shall advise cOngress-but not war
omit. h
IL My business is to execute the laws
a bad law viii always remedy itself when
the people begin tosuffer from it. E5
Ill We have had war,-now we must
have peace, We have one common country.
and any sentiment Of sectional hatred or re-
venge is unpatiiOtic. D 55dl7fl
~. Oar debt is the honorable eonse--
qnence of the war, II is The price we pay,
for Union. Not 10 pay it is crime only
second TO treason.
V We must pay our debt without equiv
ocstion. When we borrowed in cur hour Of
distress, the dollars We received were gold
to Us. We must pay gold unless the CON
tract expressly stipulates TO the contrary.
VI. American credit should be the best
in the world. Let US stop talking about Re-
pudiation and collect the revenues, and We
can make It the best in the world.
Y NlLp1 am in favor Of building railroads
to the Pacific. But we must not issue bonds
for that purpose-rniil we resume specie
payments, We must no longer promise 70
pay gold dollar until We receive gold
dollar. That was a war necessity; it must
be Stopped DOVE zge 81 81 tsEe1f E5s
VII Americs can never be great until
her name is Synonymous with Financial
Honor. Our flag means liberty; it must al.
so mean Faith. E Fg stsil
s. TX. We must resume specie payments
speedily; perhaps not nov, but as soon as We
y, We should do unto other nations as
we would have other nations do unto Amer.
lea. II countries like England make TAla-
bama" precedents, they only compel rs to
follow them.
5 NJ. As for the Indian, conscience speaks
TO us. We must seel zll i-islai
MI As for the Negro tights in
all the States. ~ - s.7-
XIII, And may God bless US all
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NEWS ITEMS.


The Public Debt has been reduced, during
the month of February, $lO,sOs,753 90.
Maine, Michigan and Wisconsin ratified
the Constitutional amendment on the 5th.
The prospects for fruit the coming season
are as yet good, although in some localities
injured by frosts. s,r7 m a4.7
Run out-the policy Of A. !. Nc danger
of ever being renslOed The people do not
regard it asa safe risk t..
The Union Nail ComPany's factory, at
Newburg, was burned on Thursday LAST
Loss, $l5, ,OOOa insured for $4,000.
Prayer meetings in behalf of the new ad-
ministration and the country, were very
universally held and largely attended on
inauguration day.
"A nine-year-old authoress in Belfast Me-,
bas written the frst chapter of novel. Two
of her characters are described as twins, one
five and the other six years DID, ae
An aged couple from Seneca Falls. N. Y
we're sWindled out of $500 by a couple of
confidence men, at Cleveland, last week.
all the money they had. viii people never
learn these lodges. $50 a5l ei
After the inaugural ceremonies, on the
4th, Gen, Grants father got separated from
the Presidents panty, and in attempting to
make his way out of the Capitol building.
fell PARKWAY down a fight of stairs, ipjuriDg
himself severely, but notseriously. d3 ia
Joshua Stephenson, living near Greenville,
Drake county, having sold his farm, on the
oath ultr drew $4,000 Of the money, and
was proceeding home when he was attacked
by three persons, drsgged from his horse,
aud robbedsoffthe eptire sum. No clue to
The robbers. 515 rt to q
The coffin of young lady buried few
years ago near Allegheny, Pa, was recent
~ opened. The body was turned over and
the clothes torn. II was evident that she
bad been buried alive. The mother, who
laE the remains. has become insane, and is
now in the DixmontoAsyiunig s7d eo51
v On the Sd inst, johnson pardoned two
men naIneu OnPoy, convicted OF whisky
frauds. onsof the first acts offPfesident
Grant was5tOl telegraph TO the Marshal not
10 deliver the papers. They will have 70
serve their time. Criminals will experiercs
20 clemeney st the hands Of our President. I
The most hoticeable feature in the Su-
preme Court decision of another Gold case,
'endered BY ohisf-J Justice Chase, is the dis
inet declaration that the Court says moth
ng for or sgainst the the conKtitutionality Of I
he Legal Tender acts, but assumes it for
he purpose of this argument; and then
lOlds that these acts not only do not pro-
'rOhibit but BY strong implication sanction
Outtaets since Iheir passage for the payment
4 dsliVery Of coi9, era -
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70 !.
Two wEEKs AGO We snBeuaeed the
departure of Judge Dickinson for
Washington to take his seat IN Con-
grsss. This notice the 1fesseagercopied,
last week, and laid before its readers in
capitals, glOrifying over it exceedingly.
It should remember that be goep
there under indictqent for scrfminal
offence; that his trial is yet to come of,
and that, unless through some techni-
cslitg Of the law, be sseapes cOhEiction,
there may ''cOme frosesthst will nip
his honofs in the bud. His trial has
simple been postponed til May Fl, !. T
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On the Sd inst, the subscribers to
the fund for the purchase of General
Grants house, 70 preaent to Gen. sher.
man, completed the purchase, Though
their committee, by handing him tGen.
Grant) q check for sixty-f9e thousand
dollars. The committee, headed BY Al.
7. Stewart, then waited upon General
Sherman and presented him q deed of
the house. DIR. Stewart accompanying
the present with the following remarks:
GEsERAt; It is great pleasure, TO me to
be the medium Of presenting this voluntary
subscription Of your friends and fellow courl.
tTgmeD. If there ever was an cinstanee Of
the pleasure being greatar, to give than TO
receive, this is certainly that one. I assure
you this may be accepted without any feel.
ing Of obligation on your part, as it is con-
trIbuted in the sincere belief that. your no :.
ble and effective services in behalf Of our
country in her hour OF peril can never be
compensated. We trust th 1t the kind Prov
deaoe who has in the past watched oFer,
guided and protected you on the battle. field
and in camp, may bless you with long
life that you may enjoy the reward Of a
faithful public servant from flee and hap
py peoplasT noaa Bah 41siae 50
The subscription amounted to about
S1oO,eoo, and the balance after purr
chasing the house, was handed to the
General in cash. GeR.oiSberman was
much affected by Tins manifestation of
good vilE toward him. tssiaf
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Tn THE z Messenger, last week, publishes
g portion of recent speech made by
Hon. R p Buckland, on the cur
.repcy question, and announced him as
converted to copperhesdism. Lunaey,
Van, lunaey. You will stand poor
show for nomination for Auditor, If you
indulge in such manifestations.
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AAe OAO STORY IN a New DPegl
No one who has ever read any of Il
Yaporings of his accidency, from q
,ils ol is llIlI lIiaGiibs sasiastz,o
gress, through hisfamous ''swing" wit
the constitution the flag With thirty
SIX stars, down ID bis Iast zeto msssaq,
viii fail to recd pize the sine
tune,' in the vs sdic ory ace
which the coahtfy has beeh treated 5
his retiring majesty. 1t will be foun,
n-the outside .this papsr. Taken /
connection with bis fsst snpvnciation
after taking the oath of Office. It is
tissue Of the most glsriDg inconsist
encies. Then he demanded that 'trea
son should be made odious," that 'trai
toEs.sholld=taksz back ssats, = hat ibllll
ttAnsFican PsOpIeomhstubs Taught tha
8tReasJi1 is a crime sBd aniJlst be bdnish
ed,' that treason is 4 crime, and trsi
5 t0a shan ssser tbePspalty, : that '44rss
son is the highest crime in Whichra al
sotl1er crimes are merged, aud IN many
other expressions Of ike chsratsr, Bt
sought to magnify his detestation d
those hose whom he has subsequently taken
70 bis embrace aud BY pardon and
every ether szpedisnt knosn In the
executive Office, restored to the rights
they bad forfeited. Now, be has no
word Of rebuks except for these. who
seek 70 uphold Che nstiohal dignity and
protect1he rights Of loysl people from
the usdFpstions and indignities Of those
whose hearts are still animated BY the
fierce spirit ofEebsllions Hstskes much
hosor ioiiimsslf because hedid not
seibe aFbisFafy power, and rule as 4
desPot Thinks it would have
been easy, Evidently he had eousid.
sFed the matter. with sthe wish father
% tbethOught, uppermSst ia his mind,
but without daring to attempt it; know
ng, as he must, that an iguominious
allure and a traitors death, lay butoa
eW steps beyond He falselyi claims
hat at The close of the war, the army
vas anxiods for further conquests, and
unwilling to return % the pursuits Of
peace, and might have been used by
nm to bis agTandizement. The facts
how that the army was anxious to dis
'and, 50 anxious, indeed, that when the
ebeHion was subdued, aud no more
ighting to be done; thousands Of the
Oldiers, disbanded themselves and re-
urned home, st the risk, Of being con-
idefed deserters, And even 4 where
ONE show7g necessity existed to retain
hem in the service, the greatest dis
stsfsetieh was manifested at the tafdi- |
sss with which they we're discharged.
Ie is sorely grieYed that the petopower,i
7hieh be has exercised 50 literally, has
cen rendered ndgstory Congress
assing the acts over his veto; and he
rges a change, by which the veto
over may be more grespeeteds forget
Bg thatIthe same c0Hstitdtion bwhiek
ives vitality to the veto, provides for
It imperative, where ipjudic-
'asly ipterposed. Poor Andrew, what
consolation it must have been.po him
retire from the accidental honors,
hieh have proven only a bed ofthorns,
Il
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LYMAN'S
MAMMOTH CLUSTER TOMATO.

This Tomato is a cross between French IN
known variety and the Lester's Perfected, retain
ing the smoothness and solidity Of the latter cfgyr
ing N clusters; eaehssem bearing from six to twelve
tomatoes on it. It is perfectly smooth and nearIy
round, about the size Of Baldwin apple: color Of
rosy pink, and keeps well; solid has but few sees
and rs no doubt one of the best early Varieties Ne
have 1t unexcelled for eating raw. and Is delic
lous Tor cooking being very high favored IN earii
ness 1t exceis the ''Keyes TOmatOp and riusns -
irult evenly, about Ten Days before the Early RED
- UndouDtedly the best market variety Of toma-
TO, IN existence. This variety was obtained from
seed in 1861 In 1865, it rpened its fruit Ten DAYS
before the Early Smooth Red. SEED PACKErs- Is
cents each. An Illustrated Circular, eontainina
Recommendations, &C., sent free onreneipt staTp
NOW published, my Illustrated Floral Guide and
Catalogue OF seeds and plants No expense has
oeen spared to make it the most useful book Of it
KIND published. 1t viii contain, two beaufif1iiv
colored Plates, one of which VIII be the oelebrsted
MIS- MS; F9lloek.p Geraniom, together With over IS
Deautlful engrayngs, also Practical directions for
the cultivation q ali binds Of flowers, designs for
work Is sent gratis to all my customers, and TO an
others on receipt of 10 cents which i not half the
cost. ADDRESS WIN. II. LYMAN,
ONO Leverett Mas.
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5 World, March L: beTrWorld. March 8 p /
"His character is sure t'If General Grant had
ly CAST IN no common initiated the modest Lam
mould. He has under-lg lglIage of his illustr;ous
gone the Beverest trial topredecessors his seIfdis
which character can betparaesnient would have
subiected-unlooked. ribeen SO obviouslv inst
prosperity, and suddeuithat there was great
giddy elevatiOn-and hetdanger that he To1Id
has stood the test in alhave been taken al his
manner which would word 1t Is NOT because
hayedone no discredit to- his abilities are reater
any man that has everlbut because thew are 81
liyed.T His head haslconspieuoaslS less that
never been turned by hislhe tells the country tIaf
wonderful fortune; he he is superior to any en-
has exhlbl no leYitys barTassing apprehensions
no foolish vanity, none OIL the inadequacy Of his
the airs of an upstart, talents. We challenge
none of the besetting his admirers TO point 0Slf
weakness Of a parvenu; a single idea which he
but has borne himseltlhas contributed to fine
with quiet and becom-l threadbare stock from /
ing reserve which, tindef which he drew the ma
the Circumstance, be-lterials of his Address,
tokens great solidity OF
character and an inborn il 54t1+ -
sense Of dignity 4e / o,rfre.f s-f..ala7 fa,5
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Neru advertisements.


q -0oEUN IlI . -INVIIUE.-
IA NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been made tks Assignee in trust for the
benefit of The creditors of Stahl & Younkman,
partners, and late doing business at the city Of
Fremont, sandusk ky eou1ty, Ohio, Of all the pIop-
erty and effects Of said I'm. All persons lawn
claims against the said firm will present he sari
70 the Undersigned at the store and sale-rooms o
for allowance by the IStl day Of November. 1850 =
]. X. BoRD, Atty.
March g lS6g-Il-i3
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Tnr Aslad.Ie esBls brough. Iin ths foL

The atlantic esBls brought the fol
lowing congratulatOry messages to.
President Grant on the zth inst dose
BERLIN, March 4 4
President Grans, White House, Kasbilaton
Ny cordial Bgfatulations on this solemn
day. Wie BIfNARcK.
sid mou aeAe5 ~ ECO
70 President Graas In honor Of shei
min and the day, Tires cheers.
For the President Of Berlin Exchange.
daia8 .{i8rsY lfR1Ts Mayer.
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The selection of Hon Colombus Delano as
osmnlissiOneF of Internal Revenue is reeeiv.
I'd win favor BY nearly everybody except
the Rings q that, under Johnson, bave
grown fatsby lsQseulstiOs, fraud and out
right tobberys They dqui lits. the appoint.
usnt, Of sourss. Hl diT9i 59i Hs4 sai
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G. v. N. ANDREWS,
General Agent,
DETROIT, Mich.

N. B.-tor the benefit of our Agents we have ar
esn ged with parties who have Goods suitable for
S5eWlng machine Agents TO SELL We win send
boOh Of SAMPLES and full particulars on re-
eeIPt OF one red stamp. Address q. Y. N.
ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich. 5yI
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A niIemwsa.


After the nomination and confrma-
ton Of A. 7, Stewart, as Secretary Of
the Treasurer, a law relating to the Of
fee, passed in 1889, was discovered,
which has never been repealed, and
which debarred Mr.. Stewart from &C
cepting the Office. The law provides
sThat no person appointed to any office
Instituted by this act shall directly or indi-
rectly be concerned or interested in carry
ing on the business Of trade or commerce,
or owner in whole or in part of any SEA yes.
sells, OF purchase by himself or another in
trust for him any public lands or other pub
he property, or be concerned in the purchase
or disposal of any public securities Of any
state or Of the United States, OF tale or ap-
ply TO his own use aOy euOlumeut or gain
for negotiating or transacting any business
in the said department other than Fhat shall
be allowed by law, and if any person shall
offend against any of the prohibitions of this
act, he shat be deemed guilty of high mis-
demeanOr, and forfeit to the United States
the penalty of three thousand dollars, and
shall upon conviction be removed from
office and forever thereafter be incapable of
holding any Office under the United States /;
provided that when any ether and not pub
lie prosecutor shah give Information of any
such Offense, upon which prosecution aud
conviction shall be had, one half of the
aforesaid penalty of $4,000, when recovered,
shall be for the use of the person giving
such information. 3 &'
On Saturday the President transmit
ted the above to the Senate, asking
that the two houses, by joint resOlu-
tion, exempt Mr. Stewart from the, OPP
Grafton Of this law. On Monday, how,
ever, it being definitely ascertainedI
that the law would not be repealed, Mr.
Stewart rendered his resignation and
the President withdrew his message of
Saturday from the Senate. ,so ,I /,
One other chspge-in the Cabinet Isl
expected to take place in a few weeks
the retiracy Of washburn, who it is
understood viii accept the Mission to
E lsiles, f 'Fi97 ig sses Fnr
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FoR GAM kEDEiE UEfeS.ANew
Hsmpshiss kas fred the first gun, and
gone Reeubliean 81 "a increased ma
,hty, See tas nsws in another eelRnD,
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GOO g sr1os 3ls ez7a3 n9iaa is 'ail a'-
lrn6f ss 5esaa suas sD
~ mon tsss sslgmss 9ai io sao s1ise
.gisFa q
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The s.r.,s

The Senate of the Forty-frst Congress,
which convened at Washington, March 4th,
1879, IS be composed as g.
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NelD A0rertiselitents.


DUBLIC SALE
l. The undersigned VII offer for sale at Public
Fremont and four miles south Of Hessvills, on
Tuesday, March 23d, 1865,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, the following property. to-Eit
mich Cows, two of them fresh, head young Cattle
! Hogs, 81 Sheep, lumber Wagons light
Wagons, sets Harness, Corn in the ear Potatoes
Wheat in the ground, spring Wheat by the bushel
Flows, Drags, CultiyatOrs, and other farm Irnple-
ments; together with general stock of Household
Furniture and other articles.
TERlIs.-On all Sums of IS and under cash. over
that sum a credit of months will be given with
approved security; JACOB IEFFTER.
March 10, 1869, HIP
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sissippf and Texas omitted)-ReDubHcaps
s.; Democrats, 10. 3..if 23 sas'i '5'
-=- bna ;uoiaJ eds oyas bas rJ.i +,
.Demoerats.s tNOt admitted.. :. .aIl-
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q 81
AMERICAN tsHuTRLE
SEWING MACHINE
Is Warranted fo1 Five Years |!
AGENTS.

Wewish to arrange with Agents, male or female.
70 70 represent the American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine, in each State County and tow, % AZ.
United States and Ontaria. Extra Inducements to
experienced Agents, For full particulars. as to
Salary or Commission, address
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%" %
10 noa 5dl bsuol.6l ogsd ~
-iisao9 bsa .gmi1fazsa1 ,519f7f a1cl
bs7oIqsb baa nEoa5 sEs slDy Ea0i5g5
sbi1q io 1afism 9 8i5l .1oaaa sa5 20
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DeInoeralIe- ConsIsfencv

p Below will be found two paragraphs
from the New York Wora-one be-
fore, and one after the inauguration.
Readers will draw their inferenees-: +
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do 3 iradiia 5sibems7 ssaaoa
-fGemmssrf edf 10 Tuourat es' El
bssisgszs rI-garsr IF gsHc9 o7 sdI
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his house ana lot
three acres situated in York Tp about miles
Southwest Of Bellevue. The lot also contains a
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, nearly new Terms
reasonable. Enquire of REUBEN AIUSSER
March >, lS6s,-l0-l2nd aL - Z
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EB % to q miles THE SHORTEST
ROUTE.
All Trains run directly through to New York. $50
miles without change of coaches.
From and after Feb. 18th 1869, trains will leave
IN connection with all Western lines, as follows:
FROM MCLHVELAND-Fr Erie Rail.
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Until about Il o'clock A. NJ. the eyentfull
day was rainy and seneOf theleiSic socie-
ties set ont from their respective rendezvous
to take their pisces in the grand procession,
under umbrellas. Notwithstanding this dis
cQlragemsat, people began to turn QUE a6
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office, and then adds

Should any one be found with soul so
mean, with nature SO debased. with a heart
80 cowaTdly, who, for subordinate Office, or
"a chance Of any Office, win run company
with that party, we shall follow him with a
relentless hand, and oyerwhelm him with
defeat and shame j
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