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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

FIsExEr's MEErlNG.--Albany Fire Com.
paDy yill bold an adjourned meeting on
Monday evening next. Business of impor.
tance will be before the meeting, and it il
hoped that full attendance of ths members
will he had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

THE WESTERN HOME
published at Chicago. Il is large hrst-elass lit
sraFy bsriodeal Of sixty -four columns printed on
paper Is BY 42 inches, sixteen pages, extended
quRftO.
Each number contains several choice stories
soul-stirFing Poetry, Original Contributions from
the ablest writer's in America. Correspondence
Young Peoples Department Wit and hu1Ot
News, Reviews, ETC., etc.
Also 3 discourse By Americas most gifted
preacher. Henry Ward Beecher. Harriet BseeheI
Stowe, Robert Collyer. Geo. p. Upton, Mary Z,
Hoffman, Emily L. Whiting. and other distin-
Ruished writer's, are regular contributors.
The only publication West Of New York which
EMPLOYS the best Eastern rs we'll as Western wri-
tiers. The organ Of sect or party, il ineulcates
the purest morality, while il is infused with the
life spirit and yivacty Of this teeming, progress
i've age.
It is such paper that are now prepared tc
oferas FREE sIFT for Que wear, to ALL NEw
SUBSCRIBERS to the Estate Rights Democrat"
who shalt subscribe immediately aud pay ($3l in
advance. This is . rare opportunity which the
intelligent people Of our section will no doubt
fully appreciate. Hand in your subscriptions Al
once, and secure ''Tbe Western Home free for q
year.
ITO OUR AGENTS.
Our agents arc hereby authorized to solicit sub
scriptions to the DENocRAr on the above terms.
Persons desiring to subscribe on these terms car
give their names and money 10 our agent At theii
post once, or address
ae BELLINGER L BROWN,
Publishers Democrat,
Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04
WALTAAM WATCHES!

Let every one who wants Watch, read this care.
fully.
Especially II In some remote out Of the. way place
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04
ADvERTIsEMENrs1
ALBANY COLLEGlATE INSTITUTE

YKVHE NEXTTERM or THIS INSTITUTION
h for youth u both sexes will open on Moflay,
the 18th day Of Octobsr next twill be 10 charge
Of the Revs. Edward II. 0sary and Samuel q.
Irvine, assisted by corps Of competent teachers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04
Lowest New York Wholesale PricesI

getting single grnuine WAthnm Watches at the
Lowest New York Wholesale PricesI
We sell more Waltham Watches than any other
ssiablifhment in the country, either Wbolesais or
retail No send great nnmbera TO every section Of
the country by Mail or Express. carefully packed,
and IN perfect running order. Our plan Is this !;
You want Watch. aud see our advertisement !;
now, want you fret 10 write 10 us Tor our De
scrptiVe and Illustrated Price List We will send
II. post paid. by return mail II explains eli The
different kinds tells the weight and quality Of the
eases. with price of each you then make sslse-
ton Of the kind you prefer. and send us your
der. We will then send you the Watch by Ex-
prsss, With the bill to collect on delivery. We
give instructions To the Express Company 10 allow
you 10 open the package and exataIns The Watch |;
II IL suits. you can pay. and take IL; II not. you
under obligations 20 receive II aud II IL IL
taken. and afterSard does not prove Satisfactory,
ws will exchange Il. or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

THosE PosTERs.-A. L. Stinson, Book and
Job Printer of Salem, has just executed some
work for US which excels anything in the
poster line ever donO in Oregon. 1t is a
Prospectus for Volume V. of the DEMOCRAT,
printed on a full sheet, 26x3s inches. in
three colOrs, and surrounded by beautiful
border. Tho work was done in hurry, too,
as we sent the order down by Tuesday s
mail and received thOwOrk in good order on
Friday. Any one wanting work of that ma.
ture would certainly do we'll by ordering
from Stinson.
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CALENDAR,

The FIRST term will embrace 10 weeks Of tuition,
ending February 4, 1879.
The second term viii embrace 70 weeks Of tuI.
tlon, from February 7th TO July LIST, 1879.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

ScurbER-yiee President eOlfax sailed
from San Francisco last Thursday, and vii
be in Portland t9-mOrrOg Of Monday. BIZ
thipgt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04
HOWARD g. CO.

jewelers. and silVsrsmithE, 6i9 Broadway.
New York.
We refer. by permission. TO
Asssrs. WELLS, fARso 4 Co., y. /. and San
Praneiseo.
!. w. EAYHoxp. Esq. T. Il. BrTLEA. ESQ.,, d. C.
HeWAEb, Esq.. San Francisco.
W. >. HoHARY. Esq. Virginia City. Nevada.
jullTVAn4sEn7.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

DR.. GIBBON Is responsible, and viii give 10
each patient q written instrument binding himself
TO eject radical and permanent cure or make no
charge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

Persons calling at Dr. Gibbons ofics or send
ing for packages Of medicine may rely upon bis
assurances Of confidential sccresy with implicit
faith, and expect more than 10 be charged with
fair and mutually satisfaetory remuneration for
services rendered. considering the circumstances
and dificalties Of the case rather than prev
slsnt and selhshs practice Of exortation among
qaaeks and pretsnders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

Now that the Railroad il open. We propose 10
give the residents Of 0HEcoS the opportunity of
getting single genuine waltham Watches at the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

PLANTATION .BlrrERs DkSorSrKD. Will.
the community at large entertain and ex
press the highest opinion Of DRAkE's PLAN
rArioN BlTrERs, IS al invlgorative and re
storative preparation, there Is one class o.
people that cannot be induced to regard th,
famous tonic in favorable light. .Th,
fraction of the body polite referred to CON
sists of mean boarding. house keepers. They
say that the Bitters interfere with their pc
cuniary interests. In former days young
men generally were in the habit of indulg.
ing freely in bar.rOom liquors, and the re.
suit of an overdose Of any of these adulter'
ated stimuli at night was nausea and dis
taste for food next day. Many II days ra-
tons was thus saved by the proprietors OF
the caravansaries In questiOn.-but now that
the GREAT VE0ELABLE STo1AcHIc has, 10 q
considerable extent, supplanted all the un'
medicated sti.nulants, and almost every
young business man keeps bottle Of 1t BY
him to give tone and vigor to his system, the
clearinghouse interest complains that its
guests are twice as hearty rs they used to be,
and that the beefsteaks and buckwheatS suf.
fer accordingly. They are, therefore, yio.
lently opposed to the use of this agreeable
and potent appetizer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04
THE RATES OF TUITION,

THE RATES OF TUITION,
| Per quarter Of 10 Wosks. are as fsllsws:
Preparatory and Common branches. ........9s OF
Higher EnElth ........ OF
Ancient aud Modern Languages and Higher
Mathematics, Chemistry, &o................. . OF
Tuition charged from date Of entrance 10 olose o
quarter, and payable In Advsncs.
ORGANIZATION OF COLLEGE GLASSES
A Freshman Glass will be Termed and . eours,
Of study prescribed at the opening Of the Term.
PRINCIPAL TEXT BOOKS,
wilson's Readers, RobInson's Mathematics
Iooker's Natural Science Qunek ksnbos' Rhetoric
Ahbotfs Absrcromhie's Intellectual and Mora
Philosophy, Clarkes English Grammar, Harkness
Latin Series. Farauoll's French Series and ths
most approved editions Of the Latin and Greek
Classics.
A RECORD of every recitation will DO mad.
and an average given 10 quarterly reports also
Of attendance and department.
G0VERNM ENT.-The aim will be to develop
In the student high sense of moral obligation,
honor aud integrity. and those who cnnnot be
governed by such motives will not remaia In the
school
BOARD may bo had In families at 81 per week
and rooms procured where students may board
themselves.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
EDWARD X. GEARY.
vSnlw4 President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04
To the ladies.

The various complicated and distressing diseases
iaciden; 70 females, treated With eminent success
such as Suppressops. Irregularities Whites. Fall
ing Of the Womb, Tumora, all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility, Painful Or Difficult Msnstrura-
ton. BarFeDBess etc. will be speedily cured, with
out poisonous drugs. injuries, unpalstable med
icines Of ABy kind. Hare p0 dsieaey in calling,
no difference what your troubles may be. The AZ
aietsd cordially invited TO call and satisfy
themselves.
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ADvERT1s EMENTs.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW AEMEDlEsI NEW REMfDEss
DIR. G1BBoN,s DrspENsARv.
e23 Ksarnv St., corner Commercial.
pr;vate Entrn,5ee, on Comm e,c;a1 a. -
SAN FRANCHsCO.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such as Con-
orrhna, 0leet, Structure, Syph-
Ills In all It's forms. Seminal
Weakness, Ithp6tcheJ, etc.
Skin Diseases (of yesfs' stand-
ipg) aHd liberated Legs spe-
gessfully treated.
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The Leading Literary Paper Of the West
FREE FOR ONE YEAR!
s'THE WESTERN HoME,'

UVHEPUBLTsHERs OF THE DEMOCRAT
II send to each new preparing subscriber
who suhscribes for the Democrat" from this date,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-04

Or those who contemplate marriage. who are suf-
feriug under any Of these fearful maladies shonI
not forget the sacred responsibilities resting npo
them, nor delay % obtain immediate relief.
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Curedat Homo.

Box 25?. San Francisco, califorLia.
Remember 90 put h9x 2S2 on the letter.
Consultation FREE.
~ Correspondents win please inform DR..
GIBB0N that they read his advertisement in tae
STATS RIGHTs DEHocnAr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-12
STATE ITEMS.


Masoud are busiIy engaged at work on
the calbett Of toe Chesapeake d Ohio
Roll Road, at this poiut, and will soon,
have it completed, = CaJeH Caang Press.
From The books Of the Assessors 10 the
city and county districts We learn thai.
the lo'al valuation OF oil the real and
personal property therein, amounts to
sl4.24O285.- Wheeling ERtell'gcncer
We learn thot some Of the slockhold-
era Of the Riverside Iron Works at
Wheeling have purchased land near the
mouth Of Cambell's Greek, in Ksnawha
county, where they propose erecting an
iron furnace at .-Iadepcndcot
We arc glad 10 see Mr.. Brick Pomo-
roy has turned temperance lecturer. He
will do more good to The Democracy in
this way than by writing dozen red
hot" editorials every day, lie hos an un'
limited field We don't know any party
that needs temperance Iocturiug more
than that whereof Mr.. Pomeroy is dis
lnguished ornament -Iatellgcncer.
A lnboror named Riley was killed at
the quarry 10 Ohio, above Belpre, on
Friday last, by The fall Of stone upon
him while AT work in the quarry. He
loft a family to which he WAS the only
stny and support PmhsrsJarg Gazette.
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-poader.o on il, nnd tell US wherein il!
ia wrong. Read, it yo off o'ioldiog aad
oGice-Ioying gong who oppose tho reno"
val Of disabilities AND disquaIdcahone,
and tell US whether il is not the love OF
office, and not the love Of country, ihat
prompts you to action in this matter
Point out fyou please tic error, il ony.
in that proposition which mean 10 sus'
tain in future numbers as well as can
If the. proposition j, right, apply it at
once aod coaSe your opposition aud earn
The gratitude Of those now suffering
great injustice, which Injustice you, or
many Of you do not know the oxtout Of, but
which mean in some future number to
lay before you in all its deformiiy of leg,
,slotion, aggravated as it has been by
unwarnntod and tyrauuical judicial in"
depreciation put upon il by some Of the
judges Of this state, whose u3urPatlons
when laid before you fully, you your.
selves win not approve Of.
Let the Republican party, then, look
to il, and earn The gratitude Of lbe 20,
600 or nearly that number OF proscriboj
citizens of this State, for most Of the
p8eado leaders Of the other parry have
not, nor is It likely they will soon make
an effort to free their brethren from their
burdens, and it is believed that If they
shall succeed in obtaining a majority Of
the registered voters of this State, that
they would DO in no hurry 10 DO SO, their
neat little monopoly Of Law practice Gud
aud voting being much
better than what the rivalry Of fair
field would give them in any one of The
departments from which the prs,rib d
classes are now excluded.
MYRTlLLlS.
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The Moundsyille National says Ila
Republican party now needs dmasss, S.
The coming campaign moi being Of ex'
laordiuory importance, that 10 in a
nolioOu sense. may result with dana
ging elToc, to its prestige as the great
party of the people. That lis mission
has been performed is not the counsel Of
its rrues. fdendS. LIS career has been a
glorious ono. The single act Of
striking the fetlors from the slave, is
suiIicien, copso for every onG its mem
bors to feel proud o. belonging to it.
Its lease Of power has been long cn-
ough to prove to the people that as .
party il made the preservation of the
Union of the States, its paramount and
all importan. aim. AS firm friend to
the true interests of the coualry Al large
what i, has accomplished in this direct.
ion win forever place it high 10 the cs-
limatioo of the people. y = =
Shall such party with such histo,
ry die 10 the midst Of its triumph? We
.hink not. Il has It's weaknesses and
men arc in it's ranks. But
all The Vaccinations Offices without and
foes within can never destroy its magic
power to gain the support Of the major.
ty when occasion demands it. When it
has accomplished such great results, the
enemy are NJ work while it is at case,
aud thoughtful men speak Of the Sigh
lest wavering as injurious otis strength
aud continued influence.
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EMBROIDERER.

O(ihG different attachments Of our new family
machine which have secured the attention and
approval Of our customers that embr0dering
like the Hemmor, is one Of the few instruments
which will most please and satisfy the observer
OF its real value. II is so simple in structure
that any one who can sew on our machine can
use it, aud oulinstruction. il may he At
taChld to or detached from the machine in an
instant. Without lengthy description, and
even then it gould be difficult 10 describe the
great variety ofwork that this little INSTRUMENT
will do . he reader must not suppose that
what we speak Of is a mere chain stitch opera
ton, which is sometimes humorously termed
embroidery. If desired, three colors Of any
kind of thread may be used at any one time,
and the cOors or thread may be changed at the
will of The operatorbY removing the spsol5 in
use and putting Others in their stead thus as
many or as few Color5 may be used as the oper.
ator wishes, IN the embroriding orany garment,
A great variety ofresults are produced by the
manner in which the tensions are regulated
Different results may be produced while The
machine is in motion By simply changing the
tensions Results vary according to the length
Of stitches, kinds, colors and tensions Of the
threads as well as size of the needles used.
The Embroiderer viii use any kind oil thread.
The use Of zephyr worsted lol certain purposes
inst idcS 3rihis valuable attachment it will be
neces,ary 10 gee il in operation.
T,NrrA crrpryc NAnEtNRs We
would ask attention to our new Button hole
~ Dnt,Ic attention Our
muo "yo e' rn"cpis5eI for ober pIrpo,es,
n"" ,,.oiI no m,"It 70 Sosd comment
"'. w w., wren w. La.o r,oo,,,, A.,
MAohIS Nh, MI we LIN 'T'' .r Gr
iarged our SIX A.,is n NG"wn :, 20 ",,u ,u,,
nished them WY %hy ,H'es' anu oS' h ~, iII,.
maGNlnsfy "I,Si' - oe'n5 Vsi"." =! n.S"S
skilled ISDor. we HnoT anu 'ee, ro ',"U'
o. SuPPyR u"e T,f'' oS w ntlIi',Iv9
but tne trade Etnero!Y WIN 'ii Sg'. ."a,oJ
OF maoaINs W.T. WIFI T Ss, =! 81 s s"lli"
b S.1 ,seig hns given manufactures the opporta
nifty Of SO heavily weighing silks in The pro,
cess ofdyeins us not onlyto greatly nJdre us
quality but also convey, wrong impression
about It's quantity: In this TN respect we mean
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lH. Register
| see that you and others ore moving
iu the matter Of removing some Of tho
expressions of the Socess.onist Of 1861,
and that you are being aided by the eff
forts and influence of some OF the wheel
horses Of RepubIicanism. l think that
that is right and that the motion ia in the
right direction. and that you and Major
Butler will not only deserve bu. will re
caivo the gratitude Of that class Of resi-.
dents Of This State whose shacklos you
propose 10 remove. 'Ttg true, the NJ or
has not assigned any reasons in his card
for his course, that satisfies his poiilicd ii
friends, but bitter Partizan critics, aud it
is in some smhll degree to remedy this
defect, if defect it DO, that | have taken
up my pen The Mjot, whose age. ex.
Perience, md sense, easily and intai,
lively seized the conclusion that less ex-
poricncod minds only arrive a, by sloa
and gradual progress; bO, he is only in
accord with the lenders Of the grea, Re-
publican party Of other States, | ior
one endorse bis aud your sentiments on
the subject, and | call upon all the bitter
proscriptionisls Of the county to read my
proposition, which hope you will print
in small caps, aud keep it standing AM
place it at tho head of any article that
may send you for every one of the art
icIos | will write, will only DO m am,
pltGcotion Of that proposition, which il
in these words:
| HOLD IT TO DE THE VERY GREATEST
INJUSTICE RGLiGlousLY, MORALLY, AMI
POLITICALLY. ron ANY GOVERNMENT &c
WITHHOLD FROM ANY PORTION or ITS CIT
lzEys OF TUE SANE COLOR, LrvEAoe
LANGUAGE AND REELECTION, AND EMnUEI
WITH the SANE POLITICAL EDUCATION
THEIR EQUAL RIGHTS, UPON TUE BABl
sUpposlUoS THAT THEY WILL no WRONG
IN THE AB5EGcE or ANY DEM3NsrRA
ITiOS on THREAT, EylSCISG sucu An IN
! CLrEATI ~.
Rsnd that proposition yc bitter poIil
icnl eycIuaiooisls oni lovers Of opprass
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We copy tho following from the Code
Of West Virginia, CHOPPER $40, Sections
"A, Is and 10, for the benefit Of all con-
cernod An enforcement of these pro,
visions would have The effect Of saving
thoyouth ofour town oud vicinity from
Drunkenness, poverty and prison, as vol
as save the lodois and gentlemen from Tue
shocking bolts of tlasPhcmy, offensive
to the Creator as they should be to the
creature:
IA liza person cruelty beat or torture
any horse, or other beast. whether his
own or that of another, be shall be
tiaod not exceeding fifty dolIur'.
10 II ony person arrived at the age
of discretion, rroianely curse or swear,
or get drunk be shall DO fined by a jus.
ticc one dollar for each oTense
Is, Ifany person, on sabbath day,
be found oborng atany trade or Hing
or employ bis minor children, oppreuti.
ces or servants in labor, or other business
exooptin household or other work Of ne,
oessity or charity, shall be fined not less
than five dollars for each offence. And
overy day any such minor child, servant
or apprentice is so employed, shall con-
slirulO dis,inc, oifcnsO, Any person
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T. AlrsmRE, Sgc'y.
Aug, l2, 1860 .-3w
MARIETTA ACADEMY.

The next Term will begin al tho same time as
The College Thursday morning September Cd,
and continue siX .rcn weeks.
ln The Academy, students are prepared for
College and instruction Is given in all branch.
c7 usually taught in High Schools,
Slnic0B preparing for the ministry, and
those honoably discharged from the Union ser
vice, have their tuition RENTED, both in Col.
lego and in the Academy. Promising young
stud cns IN indgont circumstances, csn receive
limited aid
Tuition in College $50 per annumn. and IN
Academy S2j, BOARD ON reasonable term5,
For further information, apply to L. W, AN.
DREWS, Pr@ilout ord II. JENKINS, Prin.
cipnl Of Academy
Marietta Ohio, Augusta. lsG0-iwt
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POINT PLEASANT
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

THE FALL TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
l. will commence
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6rH, 1869.
Students can enter the school at any time and
be charged accordingly Tuition in English
branches 50 so per month,
Higher English branches with Latin 81 to
81 per month.
Regular Preparatory course for College, and
studies usually pursued at the same 50 per
month
Persons desiring information regarding the
school and price Of board, will address the
principal at this place,
Aug 70 4w S. II. PATRICK, A. NJ,
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JOHN 0. BUTLER.
August oh, 1869. President
am TENNEssaE nLEcrIoN.

... iAb SsF'h''Sih AAbAb ASN'
Tho election came OF 10 Tennessee
90 the 9Th inslo and resulted as we
supposed it would in tho triumph
Of the liberal, progressive Republican
ticket. The result does DOT asronish
any one oa it was expected to be Just as
tits From This the Republicans Of
West Virginia can draw lesson. II j.
conclusive that the proscriptivo and vim
diclivo feeling brought about by the war
is dying out, and that the people are re-
turning to reason, and monifcsting a
liberal disposition toward their former
enemies The sentor party have large
majority in both branches Of tho l.cgls-
laiure, thus giving them the selection Of
q United States SENATOR
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POINT PLEASANT, w, VA.
THURSDAY, AUGUST la, 1860.
UNION REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union Republican voters Of the
din rent Townships will meet at thcir
usual places Of meeting on Saturday the
2aib day Of August, 1869, and select
Delegates to attend County Convent
ion to b held Of the Court House on the
2nG Day Of September go
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the House Of Delegates and the otiiie
Of County Supcrintou lent Of Free
Schools, aud also TO select Delegates to
& Senatorial Convention 10 DO hereafter
oollcl. BY Older Of the County Genital
Committee,
JOHN 0. BUTLER.
August 9Th, 1869. President.
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The people do not complain when the
revenues are being honestly collected and
the public debt reduced, a monthly
balance sheet. 10 the credit of the peo,
pie and aredaclion of the Npionll debt,
OF SIG 100000, is warm endorsement
OF Gen. Grants administration. It is
what the people wanted to see. The
fgnres are hard to get over, AMI they
take the wind cut Of Democratic speech.
e., sc.