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KANSAS.
The Independent Republicans Or.
ganizLng..The Senatorial Corrup.

fhe Independent Republicans Or
ganizlng.sThe Senatorial COrrup.
9, ton. '5'a, tl...l -'H IT,. .. 's. ~ Z,
ST. LOUIS, February 27.-A special to
the Democrat from Topeka, Kansas, says
that ameetingis called here for tomorrow
night, to organize State Committee and
to call a State Convention in the in
terest OF the so-called liberal Republicans.
The intention is to send delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention. The movement
Is headed by ex-senator Ross, Mark ].
Parrott, s. N Wood, ex-Gov. 8. J. Craw-
ford and T. II. Walker. While some Of
these men are to certain extent represen.
tative men and will take with them quite
a number Of Republicans, yet they have
not the strength to break in the Republican
party In any considerable extent Kansas
will support Grant in the Philadelphia
Convention, and ifrenominated, cast its
electoral vote for him. It said that the
F. Scott Monitor will support the move
ment, and the Lawrence Journal and
Leavenworth CAL were expected to come
out Tor it, and possibly one or two week
lies. z f rr -.5gH
A careful reading Of the report Of the
Bribery Investigating Committee hardly
bears out the statement the President OF
the K. P. R. R. offered to pay $50, 900 for
Caldwelrs election. Caldwell demand
ed that amount but only. got $10,-
900. he claimed such promise was
made, which was denied by the Presi.
dent ofthe road. I'd. . q, IN, .-j
TOPEKA, February 27.-The House TO-
night refused to agree with tho report OF
the Conference Committee on the appor-
tionment bill. A motion was made to ask
for new committee, which was laid on
the tableby large vote. 1t is believed
that this ends the matter, but it is said
that the Senate viii not pass the appor.
tionment bill, and will stayhere some time
in order to try and force the House to take
some action. wH
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEW York, February GA Colum.
bia, 5. O., dispatch states that the Ways
and Means Committee reported last even
ing uniavorably on the bill validating the
several issues Of State bonds. Some are
said to have been Illegally issued. The
bill granting State aid TO the Blue Ridge
Railroad to the extent OF 100000 has
passed the House, and is expected to pass
tho Senate today. !
COLUMBIA, s. c., February ga bill
has been passed in the Legislature to can.
eel 900, 600 worth Of Blue Ridge rail-
road bonds endorsed by the State. There
Is now but little doubt that the bill declar.
ing valid all issues OF South Carolina
bonds, will pass by q large majority.
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CHICAGO.
The Japanese Seeing the sights.

INC JHpaheSe seelhs inc SIBnIs'
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The Japanese En-
bassy were taken in charge by a commit
tee from tho Council and q number oil the
leading citizens, and shown about the
city, visiting tho leading curiosities. At
hal-past 2 o'clock they reached tho Board
Of Trade. where they were warmly re.
ceived. over 500 members being present.
The President addressed them In words
ot,welcome, to which Minister Dc Long
responded in happy and interesting man:
ner. The entire embassy LEFT this evening
for Washington. 1t Is understood thai
they will go through without stopping.
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PHILADELPHIA. at

? PrnApElpnrA, Feb. S7.+Joseph D.
Brown and Isaac Hummel, both young
men, were arrested to-day on suspicion
Of being tho murderers Of Daniel Kramer.
Both were brought here this evening.
Brown made partial confession, and ac-
knowledged TO have accompanied Hum.
mel to the door Of Kramers house, but
alleges that Hummel committed the mur.
der. Both were committed for another
hearing on Friday. Mrs. Kramer isin.
sensible today. There is no hope OF her
recovery. .---l
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New York, February, ga special
dispatch from Mexico says that military
operations at San Luis Potosi were
exceedingly active, the opposing forces
becoming still moro concentrated and nu.
merous. 1t is conceded pretty generally
that the fate Of the Republic would be de.
cided by the men in arms withina brief
period. The reyolutionists do not credit
the report Of Dia2's death, \
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcrsco, February 27.-A,large
number Of changes in all the departments
at the Marc Island Navy Yard have been
made, Those removed and the new ap.
potntees are all Republicans, bptfiends
Of different Congressman. v 'SSh' @A'
Edward B. Bingham, Past Assistant
Surgeon United States Navy, native ol
Philadelphia, and who served in the North
Atlantic, Squadron and on the James
River during the war, died instantly Of
paralysis Of the heart yesterday 'r'
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CHARLESTON.
lspateh % n the ! clncInpntlI Rnonlrer.

IT4'Nni ~. y C,4' " oE"H.A M ~ Nr4a"et.
CHARLESTON W. va, FeD. 2O, 1879.
ionrned S.O St noon on sn,rsToa S1vsntTR EMU Aa,
at eleven " o,cIocL % ~ 70 enShia sarara, "'. W ~
Comm ,tsoo ~ ,sS,,a s.So;. sS,na, NY w
W;IanM ~ uorr;son 10 nMS t L"a asPo,;,, iePot MT T.
,'rosnna;,in, M1 InnI,;" 80 na n:.li sunLii11eu q
aoU,a,i"n ~ Tho TSrs,;,n.;a" W y iep5e'
Sor = somn ,,rnn,, to,n S.Un Sona.nna oyIISs WI,,
m con 'To mroroSo1 y u. oroo.a % o;nS. 5ii:. & " IL
o"nh noot. dioo. ~. " S So o'sns usttictS'
" ~ oG SloGs ,aa.so, tnaeG Ssns' 70 " W "
sonto,ino n III "'en 's''f''' 'i'e nilnor'y repre-
% IT, dsS ,bo ror,5S,,,s,sor, Az, ,,,,r,,,.,.
honoH"yy oH"y ,,nT,v .n1 COMMITS onLn;1N VI tne mnole
ar NY w. iiHH II unueF co1s.uera!io1 lne reoprt
~ " NJ. oontIon, u Mooe, Shairman OF
mt 1me eoLnnlIEes s1 on EAssCuLVe department.
6fficc % Of i + Tis,,tegsnt - nnTssno1 tSa " Iae
again indorsed by a large majority. and
the office made void in Inc new ConstitI.
tion. 1t was urged that because Liente.
nant. Governor Mueller, Of Ohio. had mo.
ted disgracciully, and in violation of his
oath Of office, it was an evidence that
honest and competent men woulI not Ina
found to I'll the office. y0i. 'ia n,
prpsovsI SI" %" '.
r,o paw v,5a- 49, SI,,,, ~,
lhc heVi Elucr AlyefsfoliIheCnristaln
Enutcn EEnutcn Was ON mouon OF Ca6cll OF
npooKe' i;e ITM h lenaerea inc use ol the Conven-
''on moi iail 'oT % evening service. -, ~ = VI
Soione! Monroe JACKSON, oI(M ood, was
so'uSy sunnoneu u nome 10 farkersourg
w Sne @ 9angeToqs sickness OF ms iather.
u pilU' nHlc' y ns Piace, f[eslaent OF tne
Mao;.! I%.c nlVer LmPr9Vement Convention IN
1InS'Ina'i, s,aa n NLiyeu nefe yestsLuay alter-
nooal, noon py y, spsGlAl ~ la trIn lrom hunnngton,
Ssi acS"nIalisu % " = }HelegaLlons 0L cltlzs9s
mot @ nro oordiSi oeSs s.Iao d. 1nat pace. he
ulAtions upon the hopeful results attend.
mn,. r1,o, - -'
hA Ls'isi4AH0Nh y ss.
Is rapidly completing its session. IN the
Senate tho bill in relation 10 the water
line Improvement and completion from
klchmond 10 the ohlo river, which passed
The House, was 10 day reported tavorably
Dy the select commlttees, and VIII without
Sou9o Gl9 p'ss19e pi, Senass IoInottoW Nolonel
n, ;nEaead y, - n ,hn ouh;oot mno - thoroughly moro
VI, ~" to rCaaoa S"ec 10 n, Hese aoIy
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A MiId Winter In Dakotn.

FARGO, DAKOTA, February 27.-only
six inches ol snow have fallen In Dakota
Territory this winter. The prairies are
now bare and all transportation west Of
Cheyenne Is done on wheels. The grass
Is green and some ponies were found in
splendid condition, which have subsistetl
on buffalo grass all winter. r.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, February a7.-Repor,s from
the west say the weather Is warm and
trains are running regularly. The river
Is rising slowly, and tho temporary bridge
Is still in use. A permanent track Is
being rapidly laid upon the high bridge
and its approaches, and trains will be
able 10 cross on it in few days.
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FRANCE.

THE POPE SUPPORTING THE PRETENs1oNs
I.. IS. %. OF cHAMBoRD.
PARIS, February 27.-The Pope has
addressed letter TO the French Bishops,
asking them to support Count de Cham.
bord for the ruler OF Franco, 1t Is report
ed that the Count will leave Antwerp TO.
morrow. t..Egrrr
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The barometer will probably .iall
throughout the Atlantic States by Wed.
nesday morning, clear weather continu.
Ing in New England and increasing
cloudiness south OF Pennsylvania. Cloudy
and threatening weather, with, falling
barometer, will extend eastward over
tho Gulf States, with southerly winds on
the coast. Dangerous winds arc not an
ticipated for the Atlantic coast Wednes.
day evening. ,gngr s1srs.J..--,
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES,

offer at private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
lrn OF ". ". Miller q Co.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease OF
the Foundry and grounds. The building is %
ISstby 65 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be DISTRACTED, and contains al the
necessary appliances Of hrst-clasS Jobbiug
Foundry. ,.,-.-,....
10 II. d. MILLER,
lang Receiver.
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Arrival Of Alexis nj Havana.

HAVANA, February 27.-Grand Duke
Alexis and suite, arrived at noon, to-day.
Salutes Of welcome arc now being fired.
The time for the disembarcatlon Of the
Ducal party, is not yetfixed.
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex-
tending to the river. Price from $500 TO 81 900
Zach. according TO size and location. Terms,
Oae.iourth cash, residue In equal installments at
one two and three years. : -
JNo. p. GlLCHRIST,
Aug2l -..,. At Top MIL.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, February 27.-The
House passed an amendment 10 the pro.
hibitory liquor law, which includes cider
and wine among intoxicating drinks, by
q vote of So to 45. .
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[ 0YSTERsl OYSTERS / oYsrERs

RSSH5MN q, HRFTLY, In Odd Fellows, Hall
,Iuing o,mi next door TO Bookings DrnC store IN.
H. a. nls friends that he Is now recciyins dniiy
SS,.sn LsnSst oysters ever brought 70 this unafkGi
IN S6e ne WIZ sell At wholesale or BY the can M
CSn UWest W. possible rates. Remember Inc place.
mIv,s anu supply yourselves with delicious bI.
AugN
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TUESDAY, March Il, 1879,

At 10 o'clock A. n, tho undivided three.Glths OF
apart OF lot numbered two ~ In square numbeF-
ed twenty-five (25), on Hampden street. In the
city OF Wheeling. The part OF said lot In which
said three afths interests to DO sold Ii described
aud bounded Rs follows In decd from Elizabeth
Harkius TO James Mellor, dated April I, 1855 and
recorded In the Recorders ONCE Of! Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd Book IS, page l02: "Be.
ginning ut point on the south line OF said lot
opposite the ccntreof the partition which divides
tho tenement recently occupied BY Mrs. Martha
Johnston and now occupied by Joseph Mellor
from the tenement recently occupied BY Nj. Rob.
ert Guy and now occupied by Mr.. William Laugh
lin; thence north and at right angles with said
south lnoand along the centre Of said partition
% the north line OF said lot; thence with said
line west to tho western boundary line OF said
lot thence south with said western boundary
limo to the south line Of sRid lot; thence east
with said south line 10 tho place OF beginning,
with the appnrtenRnces thereunto belonging"
TERMS or SALE-0ne.half cash In hand, and
one.hAlf In six months, with interest from day OF
sale, with approved personal security for the de-
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
ieblO-S - Special Commissioner.
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Raw 5Furs and Skins.
n<ES HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL
49,. KINDS 0r Raw RAW SKINS. .I
SALREOF HAMPDEN STREET
- PROPERTY. 4........ ts....,oIr,

In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the
28th day Of June, 1871, In cause in ChAncery
therein pending, In which Julia A. II. MelIof,
executrix, Is complainant and Jesse D. Mellor
and others arc defendants. shall, as Special
public sale ut the front door OF the Court House
OF Ohio comfy on I'm ".."" .'H .tHI
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DWELLING HOUSE a#
FOR SALE.

Oior for Pale the houe In which how're. -
sde, situate on John street, Q few doors ~
east o. Finn. The noase is q sqostantlM . 2Sl
aides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, witha good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The hOuse is In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
erly, being butt little over 0 square from the
Post Once. There Is also on tho premises good
BRICK STABLE, ~ D
sufficient for four horses, and q carriage house.
Any one wishing 10 purchase can exAmiue the
premises Ut any time.
Rept25 JNO. u. MCDERMOT.
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Aug2l

Ia view of the opening OF john street 10 Rail.
road aud business purposes, the undersigned,
Trustees OI the 1st Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church,
offer for sale their very eligible Lot pit N. W.
corner Of 18th and john ~ feet on john Street by
Gb feet on 18th street.
ry In cash and tho balance In one, two and three
years, with interest lfom day OF sale.
II not sold before TUESDAY, April Cd, 1879,
twill on that day, at 10 o'clock, be offered
AT PUBLIC SALE,
AZ the front door Of tho Court House. For FUR
'het Information apply TO, -------
GRO. W. ST0NER,
GEO. T. ZtMMER,
Trustees Isl Eng. Lutheran Church
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ALI loyal Brisons yesterday Joined in
giving thanks that that hitherto somewhat
diSreputable sprig OF royalty, the PRINCE
or WALES, had been spared to- them
as material out Of which to manufactured a
future King. No doubt the feeling was
genuine and widespread, though by no
means universal. The royal family Is
probably in better odor just now through.
out the kingdom than 1t has been for many
years. London is England, and London
has not been pleased with the seclusion Of
the QUEEN and the absence of the royal
displays which give life and activity to
the metropolis and add to the business oil
the trading and shop,keepipg classes.
Nothing could please the average Lon.
doner so much as for the PRINCE 10
comeIupon the throne and reinstate the
style and display that used to charac.i
terize the English Court. II the QUEEN
would like to secure the succession, not
only without political agitations, but
with strong popular favor, now is about
the time Tor her to abdicate and allow
her son to take the reins.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of John B. Trimblo, deceased:
In pursuance Of decree OF the Municipal Court
oi Wheeling, made In q cause therein pending to
enbleet the real estate OF tho said John B. Trim:
To pFetent your claims against tho said John B.
TFfmble for adJndIcation 70 q. L. Cranmer, Esq,
commissioner, at his oflce IN tho city OF Wheel.
ing, on or before the 2lst day Of March, 1872,
Witness, Dana L. Hubbard, Clerk OF said Court,
this Sllth day OF January, 1874.
iebTh DANA L. HUBBARD, Clerk.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

o.. Wan DEPARTMENT,
OFPlCR OF rHE CHtIP SIdNAI OPPiuEa,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb, T-7:S0 P. \.
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TnE debato in the senate over tlo pro.

TIE debate in the Senate over the pro.
posed inquiry into the sale Of. arms and
ordnance 70 France still COS forward
Mr.. suAlHEH has the floor q day 10 close
debate. MR. sCu1Rz gave pretty dis.
tinct notice yesterday to those who ats
anxious % dive him INTO ne Democrats
party that ne was not going oyertothe
Democrats; but he said he expected ID
have an opportunity 10 vote for good
Republican in opposition to President
GRANT. il the latter should benOminated
at Philadelphia; which may be taken for
Iair notice, we suppoSe, that a bolt will
result fronih nomination. e y .{s2
..E Aal.- IlNfH| fu
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X. B. Baldwin, with other members Of
the Masonic fraternity. here, are preparing
fora delegation 70 the twentieth annual
session for comforting all the degrees soI
the ancient Scottish rite OF Masonry, to
be held in Cincinnati the fore part Of
next month. 'H'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

The Chicago EUcling POST tells us whatha
been accomplished 10 Chicago during the past
year, as follows;
First Tho burned city is more than half re-
Second. The capacity OF the new business
blocks IL greater than the capacity Of those that
were burned.
Third. Tho character Of tho now buildings
e vastly superior in every respect TO that Of the
Fourth. Our population has Increased IS per
Filth. The number OF business men in the
city is considerably greater than tho number
here one year ago to-day.
Sixth. Our Wholesale merchants are occupy
Ing much more room, and doing nearly twice as
much business a. they ala before the flre.
Seventh. Real estate has risen hfteon to
twenty per cont
The Tribune says that the business Of the
city has enormously increased during the
last twelve months, and prints the following
Statistics "In the receipts Of grain there has
been an increase this year over the CORE
spending period of 1870 of 99I1 per cent,
SO, 456, III bushels having been received since
the fire; %, lac, g2S more than In 1870, when
tae receipts were 63,3I5,793. The figures
above represent the increase In quantity; the
gain in value Is only, as most Of the ln-
creased receipts were In corn, Of which, this
year, 40, ia ,4s9 bushels have been received,
10 20, 1850, 775 bushels in 1870. fu produce
generally the gain will be more than per
cent. Tho total Of the wholesale transac-
tons Of the city In the various departments
OF business reaches the grand sum siuce the
fire Of S450, 800, 900, an increase OF l2 per
cent, or 1890, 900 over the trade Of 1870,
which amounted to 400, 900 900. Our manu-
features, not including building operations,
have risen 3I.G5 per cent beyond those
OF 1870. For that year the value OF the
manufactured products Of Chicago was S76, =
0Is, 900; this year 1t will be $lO3, 40 OOO-a
gAIn Of go, GEE ,OOO."
This Is highly satisfactory condition OF
affairs, and goes to prove that the future OF
Chicago Is assured. 1t solves whatever doubts
may have been entertained by persons at a
distance that the Prairie City" Is destined to
attain the great position among our cities
that was so plainly In store for her a year
ago. Her population also has steadily In
creased since the unparalleled calamity Of q
year ago. A census taken a short time since
for tho school commissioners showed the
population to be 1851, $50, or an Increase of
about 1000 since June, 1870 Making al.
lowAnce for the number Of mechanics OF all
descriptions In the city the Tribune estimates
that the permanent population is about $780,
900. All this is highly gratifying state OF
affairs, and We are half Inclined TO wish that
we had little fire Of our own.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

The Liberal campaign was opened nearly
q year ago In the United States Senate by
grand assault upon the Departments Of the
Government, which were then usually char
acterized as 1.-THE cltAdels Of corruption
The exemplary schurE opened the ball ip an
attack upon the New York eustom-house aud
the Treasury Department. Sumner turned
his batteries against the War Departments
later by few weeks an assault was made
upon the Navy Department in the columns
OF dIsreputhble paper In New York. then
came an attack upon the Post Odlce. Com
mIttees were appointed to investigate the
charges; the most searching examination was
made, but all to no purpose. The hope Of
unearthiDg corruption to supply campaign
ammunition against General Grant was dis
appointed; the purity of the Departments
clearly proved the personal integrity, ability
and honesty Of each and every accused officer
established beyond all doubt. The Liberal
organs now begin TO revenge themselves by
declaring that General Grant Is TO have an
entirely new set of civil lieutenanU. The
wish IL, pc rhaps, father 10 the thought.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

Mr.. Greeley gave up the fight In his speech
at Baltimore on Thursday evening. He said
~ beseech you let nothing discourage you 10
press on to that triumph which will certainly
be accorded US, II not In the near future, at a
later day. Our cause Is just" The balance
OF his remarks are not worth printing, for
they were merely repetition Of the recon
clllatlon business, Of the peace and bloody
chasm idea, that he was recently ventilatIng
aud expOundlng from the rear platforms OF
railroad trains from New York to Kentucky.
We shall triumph Of u later day" This
means that the October elections have made q
sensible impression upon him, and that he is
not so blind as not TO see the November
writing on the wall. From this day forward
his followers will grow beautifully less the
Democrats, smartlng under the indigulty Of
their Infamous surrender, will begin to hate
him with the Intensity Of their old hatred
when he denounced them as keepers Of gam
bllBg-shops, and worse dens Of prostitution"
given over In large part to vice and corrup-
ton. The Liberal Republicans, who never
had any motive for following him except per-
sonal opposition TO Gen. Grant mainly be-
cause lnefo wore not olnCtb enough 10 20
around, will become cold and embittered and
abandon him almost to q man. especially II
the least encouragement Is held out 10 them
In the way Of reward or emolument Mr..
Greeley Is really to be pltlcd. He will be the
worst beaten man who ever ran for the Pres
ideury, and will 20 off the course q month
hence humiliAted and dlFheartened with the
consciousness that he has been a traitor to
all the convictions Of bis life, the betrayor Of
his party, aud detested by oil those who
choered and shouted for him only a few short
weeks before. DR.. johnson says that the
most poignant of all feelings Is that OF hay.
ing committed a great crime in vain. That
feeling will be Mr, Greeley's, provided be has
any feeling or seuslblllty left.
Noouo knoWs better than he that the warfare
Inauguratsd upon the Republican party ten
or eleven months since, and carried on mainly
through the columns Of his own journal, was
tatAlly nnlnstifsd and uDiustlAable No ons
knBEs better than no that designing men
nssd bin a. q mere instrument to accomplish
theiF iniamOus purposes Of obtaining the
snutfol Of tho Governments that this cry Of
reform thai has teen hlllng the land was q
kalIoE pFggsB1e % mask desperate design
aH the talk Of reconciliation was II
and . thAm. The men who rallied "