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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-29

U0RNIsH FLAT, n. Il, Aug. 0, Io'V.
Messrs, Litttefeld Hayes 81 have been
| tror bled with CataFsh for many years; tor the
past two or three years it has been very bad III
deed. have tried u any different remedies, but
| received little or no benefit until tried your
| Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. When com
menced taking this, vas troubled with Cough
Pain in the Chest, and an almost continual as
charge from nv heal. am new taking the
| third bottle The Cough and Pain in my Chest
have entirely left me, aud the discharge is very
nue. less. Iiyou will send me another bottle,
am in hopes it viii entirely and permanently
cure me.
/ would recommend ycur Remedy to all who
suffer from this disease, for, knowing mine to be
a severe ease and Of so long standing, if can
| oe CURED, think there is hope for one.
| Respectfully, LETrIE S, o0MIkGS,
| Cornish Flat, N. ii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-29

For sale By all the leading Druggists of Rock
Island and Davenport. jyl-d-m,w,f wem
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-29
-. z DxGAx.

Cured Of Catarrb, Hacking Cough, Pains
an Back and Kidneys, aud Lame .Sboul-
ders, by Constitutional Cdtarrh Remedy.
Lived In Manchester and Bedford fily years.
Sow live in Derry. Am seventy i've years cid.
Have had similar troubles to those described BY
Capt. Joseph George. Ii has cured my d'zzi-
cess, pains in back and kidneys, lAmeness of
shoulders, n bad, hacking cough, and very disa-
gre.sbls catarrhal II oubies. The medicine gives
me great appetite, and l am another and a
nav mau since L began to take it, t-o mon ms
ago. hUFoS MERRILL.
Manchester, n. H., Aug. 5, 1870.
To Mvssis Littleheid & Gsyes, Proprietors
of Constitutional catarrh Remedy, Manchester
n. II.
Lady Cured of Cough, Pain in Chest, ana
Discharges from Head much Diminish
| ed by ttoo RottleS.-Th only medicin
| that ever did her Good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-29

Manchester, N. r., Jan 30, 1871
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
FORECASTING.
with this little WORKOUT shoe

If sitting with this little WORKOUT shoo
And scarlet stocking lying ON nay knee.
l knew the little feet had battered through
The pcarl-sct gates that io 'twixt heaven
and nc,
! could be- reconcilcd md happy too,
And look with glad eyes toward tho Jasper
IT, in the morning. when the song Of birds
Reminds IA OF a music lar more sweet,
| listen for tho pretty broken words,
And for hi1 music Of his limpl"d feet,
could be Almost happy though | heard
No answer and saw but his vacant seat,
could no glad, if, when the day is done,
And all its care and heart. aches lald away
c, lid look westward to the hidden sun,
And with Il heart full of deep yearnings, say.
.To-nigh I'm nearer to my little one
BY Just the travel of single day.
If could know those little feet were shod
IN sandals wrought Of light in better lands
Aud tha' the f., prints OF a tender God
Ran side by sile with his, in gold sands
could bow chccriully and kiss the rod
Since Benny was in wiser safer hands.
II he w,r., dead would not sit to day
and stain with tears the wee socN on my knee
would not kiss the tiny shoe, and say,
bring back again my little boy to me-!
would he patient. knowing it is Gods way,
Aud that He'd lead me to him Ger death
silent
Du, o! T., know tho feet once pure and white
Tn. haunts of vicc have hnIIIy v,uturca i'll
Tn" hands that sh ,ulu have baltlcd for thu
right.
HIVE been wrung crimson in hcc'aSp "fsin
And should he knock at h. avrn> gate to-nh5h'
far my boy could hardly enter in
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
$765-OOO
In Cam Gijta, 20 be Distributed BY tic .X>v Is<(
Tlsh Prize Go.
ENERI GItI NNAWc nn11r

In Cam Gyts, 20 be Distributed BY tie .y<v Y.<|
T.sh Prize 60.
EVERY CHA DRAWS A PRIZE.
Cash Gifts, sto,o 900 SO Cash Gifts, s., zoe
10 10000 200 sso
20 5000 $50 " 100
so Rosewood piants each $500 to s7or
Is mclode.ns, -" IS to 100
800 sewing machines, IS to 1Yb
500 gold watches, IS to So
Cash prizes, de-, valued at $l,0o6,eeC
A chance to draw any of tho above prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing prizes arc seslsd
III envelopes and well mixed. On recent Of
2oc sealed licked is drawn without choice
and sent By mail to any address, The priss
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
holder on payment Of One Dollar. Prizes "a
immediately sent to any address by express o.
return mail.
You know what yeur prize is before you pay
anme rni"e. No Blanks. Our patrons a.
depend on fair dealing.
RErEnEscEs:-Tho following lately drew
Valuable Prizes tnd kindly permit US to pub
lish them:-Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $lo,-
GOA; Miss Clara Walker. Baltimore, Piano,
$500; Jas. N. Matthews, Detroit, s., 900 John
T. Anderson, Savannah, $1,000; James Sim
mons, Boston, $4,000.
Press OrISIos:-"The firm is reliabIe."-
Weekly Tr'brne, Dec.2s. "Deserve their sue-
cess.'-N y, Herald, Jun. l. "Just and
H.norable.", Mems Dec. 9.
Send for circular Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Every
package of 200 Sealed Envelopes contsips
One Cash Prize. Seven tickets for 81.
II for 50, 50 for IS; 200 for SIS. Address
II. n. RUGGLES, 4 Co.,
Managers.
212 BROADWAY. NY,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

secure this. NJ r'."p'rti,n with u,,l
"i the persons seems necessary There
are enough Dv,uncrats to cs..y out
successfully tn. work, ;rvt prctivo of
;'arsy preferences, to tn :ni desired to
be accompl, She'd.
TIE EEFo2,i MOVEMENT.
Many Of tho E',st prominent Demo-
Gratis opposed t, Tammany. last night
etfect'' preliminary organization for
the nurp's" Of pushing the movement
tor municipal reform. 1t was authnri-
lively announced that the delegation
; from Ta'"many Hall would hc cxcIulcd
! from TIE Democratic State Convcn.ion
TIE rl8Llc.\N Eruu.
The l";'H E"plhli",sn delegates to
the State Convention lat evening re-
solved e. act q" a amt, asserting that
they were III" r'"rlxr and proper rep
rcser,atiyes Of the Republican voters
Of this city. y general ltxiro was ex-
pressed to give the utmost latitude to
all attempts to harmonizc the differences
that might result. presenting united
front against Tammany Hall but it
was determined that the delegation sill
submit to no action ignoring its rcgu-
larity.
AN ADaOlr DEVICE.
Whom it WAS published last evening
that the thieves who took the vouchers
from the Controllers office were known,
certain parties became so anxious about
the matter that they sent a woman to
several newspaper offices, Offering the
stolen vouchers for tho sum Of S., 900.
in hopes of ascertalnirg the correctness
Of the report.
A GENERAL 1.EAVE-TAKING.
1t is ascertaincd from good authority
that there is in a very few days to be
a new departure among the Tammany
leaders. The house is falling about
theirs ears, and they want to gct out
before being crushed The revelations
made yesterday that s3.000.000 more
vouchers besides those stolen last week
were missing moro than six months
aga, and that their disappearance was
known to Connolly, have placed the
affairs in the Controllers department
in n horrible light. Mayor Hall can
not possibly allow Connolly to 60 on,
and Connolly Will not 80 out alone.
1t has therefore been decided at a eau
Gus, at which s. J. Tildcn, presided,
that the whole ring shall resig n--Mnyor
Hall, Controller Connolly, Vim. N.
Tweed. and Peter r. Sweeney. The
Governor will then order a special
election for Mayor, to be held along
with the general Noycmber election,
and 2 man like Havencyer will be
elected almost without a contestant
Green is to remain Contr"ller The
new officers will assume their duties on
the LIST Ct January, wien the LegiSla-
turc will at once set to work and grant
the city new character. This whole
sale resignation has been decided upon
1T the instance of the Democratic State
Committee, who do not sec how they
can save the State with tn, ring men
in office. The ring have taken that
advice, as they are anxious t. wash
their hands Of everything and let by
cones be by cones.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

! A"A IL. ,.'H";; If y i'"na l., +. en-
harry f" 49,, !. IN p.".'"rtiv':'r-.; 81:
~'Il. in the :''n*1t;,r If its c,rrlcr. in
'''' variety and rxi'n ur ITS rduratn,.,l
; and I'u>uI,>, !!:t, r,l,>. It i, IN c,it ~. i,
OF th's ~ It, 'nt:n,ij ,n' E rnrv Il:
"EF---a l'ak'l 4 IL, Il. ,;~' edith \
IT thr crAn;' ii!u'.i:i ,',,.i "E e. t::"
nit ! %;n''.,. I],ir il ;,l;-cly c.ri-
tai "i the county, the Stra.nbrnt. the
railway. and the telegraph. ---, hat lrin;-
t. 81 powers w.jc;1 give ;.rui t. cn:l1.
nc'ct E|Hd i:"p.tHs t, civilization.
lInk You to AL the W ,rI! AMI make yr,,
the lc'-'l"rs ii rc'n"tr~t men. Here.
tp" i."nr''i"n his u palace Of wi.usv
lln@ rr"p"rl"ns and Elective Uses yuu
are Justly proul. Within your own
equity y"u have prailr> as rieA a!,,!
fields as Fair as tn: sun has ever slnl|r,!
upon. and these mighty mounds Which
wall IN the wonderful valley Of the
Mississippi. give >", scenery alnrst a.
rugged and grand, ara lock in valleys
as beautiful and inviting as can be
found in the Granite ur Green Mnun
tain States, while the sI,ark:.i' & streams
unwind their ribnns Of silver from the
hills and MAKE the fields musical With
their mlnrur"us f,'w. This is the
%""dly heritage, %"d nr"n you, gentle
men and ladies Of the srcty. il &:
wolves 70 largely aid in peop|ir@ it VIII.
men and w"'"r, worthy Of such rich
endowment, and filling it with cheerful
prosperous h'lnc<-hones where re-
tinclnrnt and honor shall dwyll-,hc
s"nctuarl's Of Religion: the nurscric:.
OF patriotisl,., the snr1nos IF Learning.
and the safe guards Of Law-l,,.nrs
honorcd Of uIan and blessed Of Gud.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

A"'>"I hv l':e counsel of its entire
."~'''er~'ir. Nrncc its policy OF
/ t:'"H ~ Of all men beforc the law -
"' &c homes for free men, The re.
>'r:rt|'n Of Corporations within tho
III: its If their franchises" "ccnnomy
nd efficiency in every department. OF
the .v'rn"' Mt "morality and intel
'igrnco eur security against crime"
These sentiments which necessarily
uHd'rhe til" structure CT good GOV
'rnm"ns j. a:v country. arc the out.
4r'wtn". :. rarmnniou, Union Of the
best elements Of our greatly diversified
/ p"rn'Ati"n. and Ihe.a coa,ti;utc the
essence Of Rcnuhlicanism.
The Country needs nothing more, in
its profession of political faith, and it
cannot afford to have anything less.
, hose Principles are nil faithfully
! represented in each Of the nominees Of
me party; aad it is the duty of every
citizen who cher ishes them to bring to
their support not only the ballot to
which he is entitled, but the additional
aid OF his own personal influence.
Inc Democratic party comes before
tna country with = Platform of prin,inlcs.
WHOA serves about the samo purpose in keen
ing up ita Organization that tho nude female.
and cardiff giant show hills do in attracting
crowds to third ratio circus. A look within
to" canvas discleses tho hollow prcrcnsiona Of
each. "
!ne hrss "a no more Of \ sho,e than the last
anu the tat is no more hu,nb"1 than the frst
=: matter what its pteaye' or its opportunities,
1t Is false, alike to tho country, and to tho
principles by which it Processes to be govern.
"a: and is itselfa gigantic fraud upon the in
tciI'gcnce and good morals of tho State and
were It's operations conducted upon tho limited
scale which eharactcrizcs the work Of tho indi-
''d""l o"''"'cs Of tho country, and thus made
subject to the jurisdiction of criminal courts. it
would no longer have occasion to complain of
Governor Austin for exercising Al extra oxecu-
tive c'emency, in beh<:lf OF the nders & gainst
justice, and common dcccncy
1t is gratifying that this Characterization
properly applies to those only, who manipu
late the wires which me vc the party machin-
cry; and that s"ch havo sufficient regard for
the feelings Of the people, to mako them with
hold their o,rn names from tho list Of candi-
dates.
OF the gentlemen selected as the color bear
ors Of the democracy, nothing unfavorable
err be said, other than that they are in bad
company; and tina, political ruin, is the lc-
gitimnto consequence Of such unnatural athlia-
ton.
The great mass Of the people would do right,
but they are deceived, and cont rolled hy those
who make politics the means Of their subsis-
tarcc.
The Tamany Ring in New York has stolen
$50 100000. within The past two years, hut
this is the work OF Politicians, not of tho mas
SEES.
When will the people assume the privilege of
sell government!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
Manhood How Lost low Restored.

JUST puhllSnrti. Il III " chltlhI vi y -
vcrwcsi'~ Celebrated Essay on tho
r,niir,h without m"hicine) OF SrERMAT"R-
rr1n:N or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses. IxroTEScr Mental and
Physical Incapacity. Impr't'mcnts to Marriage
etc: also, CONSUMPTION, Ep,LEpSY. and FRS,
induced by lt-indulgcncc or sexual cxtra'a-
yance,
~" Price, in a scaled envelope, My 6
cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
ESSAY, clearly demonstrates from II thirty years
success III rr#c,irc. that the alarming consc-
plrn",> of <ci-abur M, be ra'iica IL cured
without the Ian -rr"u~ us" off, trrnal medicine
on the application Of the knife; pointing out n
mode at cure at simple. certain and Of
trcual. by means Of which every sutl"rrr, u"
matter what his conf ti"n may be. may cure
him> If chcaply. privately, and r'"fia|y
rs" This Lecture shrull be in TIL" hands OF
every yDu' h i'm every man in the land.
.Srnt. unl'r :"u!, in Il plain envelope to any
al lrvs~, j.<'r"l receipt OF six cents or
two post stamps.
Also. d.. tulvcrwo!rs wharfage Guide,
price % ems
All lrrss he Publishers.
CiIAS. J. G. KLINE & CO..
i21 Bowcrv. New York, Post OH Box l,'St'.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
POliticnl.

Last week VIC gave to our readers
the PLATFORM of the party. adopted
.at its late convention, and very briet
notice of its several nominees. OF the
lottcr, we have no occasi. n to speak
further for they are without exception,
men who have long enj 'yed the full
confidence of all classes OF our citizens
and who can at the polls, command the
gull measure of Republican strength.
We need not therefore be solicitous
shout the success of the ticket.
Republicans cannot afford to suffer
my abatement OF their zeal, although
theI large minority, and the justice OF
their cause, give assurance Of an easy
victory. Were the contest solely for
the purpose Of determining to whom the
Offices should be given, we might con-
tent ourselves with fair maturity for
In that case the magic power would
consist alone in numbers and nothing
more would be required But we have
= more exa4ted purpose. The party
was organized in the interest of the
people. and must be m"de to subscrv''
the purpose for which it il employed
The adm;nistrutio" Of a government
il only prudential, and while it should
slw .ys be jest and pise it is never~thc.
less Of but secon lary importance, and
Can be made successful in the hands t.,
men pnsscssrd Of ",l y ordinary caparl'!
and intcE. ity; just as the grand result
Of ii superior piece OF mechanism may
DC brought out under the mana@rmc"
Of men T. lo have none Of that ""ndcr
full ipyeMive genius. which was en-
pl"yed in 'ts construction. To ""Ju>
each dep,rtn,eut1fthc yorer"m""'"i NJ"
.A;nery 81 thu, Mn INTERESTS If uN M
ruricI mIusir;~s If Me .Sntr shut b
promvtrA IN the ruth IF Mev xrrrr"
,mpoytunrc, AT THEIR MINIMUM cos
TO EACH INDIVIDUAL, is the business 0
the republican party. Understanding 1t
mission it names agriculture first II
the list of the material resources Of tn
Country. 1t is 81 ~utur.Ny, bccaus
the first aud greatest wants o' man
tipA arc supplied by the produce OF ill.,
soil. It rs true that other interests tx
;st,-iut.rests If ~v.,lcriul magnitude
but they are only con1''i"n"G> Will
That Of agriculture. il /p""hs''o""'
Every othcr---no matter no" Imp'rt'''
in itself, is dependent, il SOME degree
upon this great primal element "
the worlds industry; and it n"u'i~h'
xposl in those countries where A=tlcNI
Aure receives that attention which II
imporA,uope demands. The promote"
Of this interest makes. possible the ad
vanccmcnt Of Ill others, and incidcn
tally couiuccs to 'Ae success Of ever
legitimate business effort. The Ecpuh
lican Party il cm"p"c'! If tho M11,tn
M Of M'' "yu"'rH. onj s. "''rs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28

The first exhibition of the Steele
County Agricultural Society was a
grand success. Every department was
fully represented. and the quality Of
the various articles exhibited was most
excellent
Each seemed surprised at the sue
cess achieved by every other, and all
were highly grati6cd with the gene
ra| result. Great credit is due to Mr.
John Hale Abb tt the President, and
t..under Of the S,cietv.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
EZTIl|.I:: Ordinary
SO OFF, Err SO
70 Of VS. LN TRIiL.
MONTH";, P.' >'TENT.H
iLI'L'S |EUfTEH

7h~ great 4 .r:i'n, " :'': " =. - e
c"nc'ul Il to "ncr tl'' vi 80 .;'~r !. :
q. and ~HIc,y h""~" Mr. linn, ). upon g.. o:c
""1"t"1rncd 'c'"x, t" E.r.sb T.. l. ~r:,~
v!.o have, H.: u" tor .rW
y ";"y .N""h'".. tx Pc tin" IT,. C'"',">'.
Ev,ry nn" - w,l=rn,, 20 mouths ','vr vi,
at trr rnn NE.
T:,r ins' an | mil: IL Il :n. '.'~" o: it.,
q. is u """t''> i IT, ''"'.
he ohjrc' OF ..ivin. 1T IL i. + 49,
r"u tnr i,'.d our ,"''"',rr IL.
Thi- is the samples: nHd mast G."
t.: cunv nc YOU iia. ca: A.aciI = i:
"" r''".
The secret al a : l. Il = ~. !.
N""nr l'.rt< vi i. ID. ~. .h.:. t., :: !. q.
Al Ia: TO- an'l k''l.''
Bay II" .,.a' hin, I'll v"u hay 'un'l 1t Il
ia" n', '"Sy t" /~"'": " n Ia """"y", -" !"
~orh. ,syt. h.~r u; d>,.. r''''t "a merit "iSm,
~,Ect in c"n~t,"rti.n, simple, reti"b|f, and
: ,,x',,iuy Any company who will refuse
YOU Mit n.n,h cannot have as good Il 'Srwi"J
murhin| Is ours.
Euy only when You konw ,h" machine "ocs
not t"@c hour to get 'co'ty to d' mt""tr"
rnrE
Buy "n1y when you find Machine that !.
rru,iv in Il minnie t., do arg Ii"i IF ~"rh, and
is nl~nya ,"ndy, and never ont o( "r6"r
months trial nn~"ers 'r!' q"rsi;""s, S'/rrs
nN d..nhfs, /,cr' "fx at m'tf"h'* aud is the "n|Y
snjr raj 10 get your m""'ys ""1M. Try 1t. ~"
| rn,"u' 's".
Write tor our Confidential Circular and H.
Illustrated r'mphfn containing i"H p"'t'c"-
in,x. which we will send you by return OF
mail ircr, with samples Of sr"'"y 1hatyou can
jnlyc far y"~,*'U. and remember, that We
sell our G"n1 mnchi"rs at a /"r price, upon
rrtynor'i;"nry J;'r"'"hc terms of Payment and
upon their meraf.
| D,nt Hesitate h,causc you arc uncertain
| whether ,". want = ring ""rh'"c or "',
! nor because you have one of another kind
TRY II yoot one, they are ARRAYS useful, and
will nuke NANCY Tor you, or help YOU to sure
it. And if you have another, ours will show
Won that the one YOU have could be imp'""cI
The company stake tho very Existence OF
tncir business on the merits of tn H""""rf"'
| and E,fr"",r|i"",y 81" i"r NJ "h'"c. Co"n5
R.Jhts given frc< t" y""'! *m"' A1'"'s. Cam
! yaSSrrs muits and I'm'f, waited "rf'V"hc'c.
Write tor Particulars, aud address,
GREAT ANEKlC'N MACHINE Co.,
| Cor. John and Nashua Street.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-09-28
THE VOUCHER THIEF.

| The s,ealer OF vouchers from the
Controllers office is said to be an old
''ity Hall official, VIII acted under the
advice of the ring. For this reason
his name is not divul yed.
LATER-rhe arrest Of the suspected
persons, who are hdwia Il. Hagerty.
keeper o. the county court house. and
his assistant, Charles Batch as well as
the wife of the former, was made upon
the affidavit Of Controller Connolly
who alleges that his information is de.
rived from woman named Conway,
and from VIM. Murphy, the watchmao
on the night Of the theft.
TwEED's M1sER1Es.
Tweed, though pretending to court
legal examination, is declared by many
Democrats to be very anxious AMI
nervous. They think he may run
away or commit suicide that he has
lost lis appetite, and has not slept fol
weeks.
ARREST OF TWO VOUCHER THIEVES
Two men were arrested to-day char.
red with stealing the vouchers from
the Controllers Office They were
brought before Justice Bowling anc
committed for examination.
NEW THEFTs.
The excitement began tt
evive last evening upon the an
nouucemrnt made in one of the
evening papers Of il discovery that city
vouchers for over two million dollars
were tnk,n from the Controllers offic.
year ago and when it became public
later in the evening, that the man who
stole tive vouchers from the Controller
tficc about ten days since was known
I'D tina, his arrest, which would bt
made '-d"y, would directly implicat'
r.d,ny city officials and excu1rate thu
'"ntr II. r from crininality in the mat
rr. anil m> j, that the abstraction o
two millions Of >cu hers a year S me-
vas the work 1T the same parties, tn
! excitement grew t. be intense, especial
: " amnn. 1ammapy p liticians ant
hangers On through out the city.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
The investigation being made b
Deputy Controller Green will d"velo
r the most startling facts. Evidenc
/ will he brought to light against tn
plundrrers Of the city treasury whic
will be Of tho strongest character, an
u assure the speedy punishment Of tn
t guilty parties.
L NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
The T1n,n< says, editorially, that tt
fore many hours are over, one it no
more, Ut the infamous thieves who hay
been publicly denounced. will be place
;, IN cnar.c Of the authr,itics 1t dc
r rl..rct h,wvv,... that Controller Coz
, in Ily has kept back nothing; that per
ns in the I,n~srssi II of all the secret
fully rx"nrr tie Connolly from parIIc
: ,,,tiou in the actual rnbber!rs OF tn
! ,.a}r.rs in his Office The same jo1rna
cautions the public to be on the a|cr
ina~.r.;,rh s in the letter Of Hall t
Met leI'an there was anxiety espresso
about tItc preservation Of the peace
II aud that the hint given in that quartz
/ may p,s>r$s = meaning Of Significance
The TriLunc declares it is not il
tcrcstcd on citlc. side Of the contro
vrrsv which has been raised bctwcc
) Hail and Connolly, The only objec
i which it seeks is criminal punishment
/, of the thcvcs G,r thoir mis>lrc1a. T