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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
Auction Sales.
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DAnd Auctoneer Ne 51g ssvOnth stsss,, between

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TRUsIEEs SALE or AN RtEuANT -FOUR.
kLQhY, PRESS lpK fRoNT REs1DRNUF,
MpRraG aGHSmssSRS srbs TsfEMtkkIFaS sftkFFTa krwEERR IN TIM
NINTH AND TENTH sTRkETs.
m SrsSs saS AL deed q srnft 70 %s dsisd Jsss
ol the land records gi washlnson county. District o.
Columbia and b. direction q the parfI ihershy -.
sSs,'s w naoss ss ~ Pslss1p ps1ssR Y 1s hses:IS
April isIl on the premises that Part ef leit IL
inston ol,y D. o., ooTIrsed vitn,9 ths follevins
= street A. the southwest corner Of said lot, and
thence north isa feet, thence east q feet, thsnos
ssnns y, ,si and thsnse ..i, ~ tse, e glaes o. be
day o. sale, Ard which can BE- purchased foF a nomL
Rouss No rs .,,.. s SsssG ont " Ss ,.
nr for priyae house the ceilings high,
ths NJ roems spselons md al It, appointments elegant
Terms Of salsi 86O0 cash, balanoa Ia sir, twelve
sighteen and tNeng.four months, With ten per cent
$3.50 down whom the property l. alrnok od STAMPS
terms q Be complied riih in .sSsu dsyi after The
of ths dsfanitlnE parohsssr, -''N ~
apbsoads b. II. WARMER. Iaetioaser.
w-rHR kBpvE sELR Il POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY jane iS Yii i.Ts Tkg,s eTgs snd a Plsss
myl5 eoAda tstar
tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uE.
TlL SATURDAY, June ~, igA, ,ams houI ahd
isiSso4ds b. ii. whRNkR' Aaet.
RY LATlMRR y CLEARY,
~ Auetioneeta and heal EsiAia Brokers.
Southwest corner Pe1nsty.nia .ys. aud Rls1enth st
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
C. GAUTIER.


Importer and Dealer Of Win ., Liquors. OisArs eic
and MAnutA tAetuter of the OH A.. GAUTIER Ma,
TIVE WINK BTrrERS, =
jr3J I211 and 1919 Pa avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
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- AOOl' northwest corner OF Tenth and ID utfeoth.
TRUsTRps SALE OF TwosToRY AND BAsE.
MINT BnlOk HOUsK ON THE EAAT BiDR
S2tEp TENTH srRkET. BkrWkkh AND Y
b yirias o. eesd Of trust 10 Joshua whltnsy and
,'s n. et,sd 0sIoPs5 lS and a. hs LsS1ss, Z q
hiehest blddsr. on the promises, on TUESDAY, Jny
y, ls,a, a 1l30 Oolock. y. m, lot =. IN Joseph "
kelys subdivision Of the west half Of Square S6S a.
the sane Il lud dOvn upon the Records of the Bur.
ysyor o. AAld ely, tegethsr With the lmPrqyemenl.
hhok Housa with brown tgimminEu,
Terms One third cash bA Anoo IN g. u, II and u
months, With por cent Interest," secured By deed of
trust on the propafu, bsyonghyo dollAra doun Al
The time q sAle tho isrma o. sale are not sem,
he cost ot the defanltlns parehsssr
Isil.sodlds GREEN WILLiAas. AaeiG
pUHLIu SALE. = TaE COMMISSION AP.
act 10 provide for tho paving Of aVenue,
approved July 4 islO. having lssnOdA oaftlhoats o.
lndalednons tor the Ainoant assessed Aaalnat that
part Of lot No siAhdlaE IN the nans oi seth ~
4 hereby given that on tho ApPeAton of the holder
tharaof and AEroeaby 10 aid law, tAid lot VIII be
aid a. publio Nnation on hAfukDAY, the n1d Of
june, laia. betsssn the hours of and osIoot, y,
sniOaaI q said osfiAsAIF v' 'so e,SE'st ihsr"On
Acting soOiSiAIJ g, ihsS IsisTior'
M'iS, e sn''r' in charge OiP1OIl' holldaIi and
l. ao,..uo, Of ,A. Bi.tas9 S9SHkE q 6oIsmbl.
Successors % OSnmissl0n named IN The above AoL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

TRuSTKh's SALE or Twn.sIoRY FRAMK
DWflLIN0 ON THE HASr hlDk on
ELEVENTH srilKkT, BRfwfRN X AND b
sTkFlcrB NORTHWEST.
- Byylrtus Of desd OF trust 70 me, dated jam.
1AI6, one OF the land records ioI wAshihston
eoaniy, District q Oolambla and a. the u,l,ten 70
u2n, On The ptsmlie.y 70 the highest bidder. on
Z In InopsSd 4 USspm,n,. tseopdsd sSbat,,slo.' ~
the north half o. square Eb, tosether with the I'm.
prnyemsnts thereon, consisting Of = tWostorJ Frame
Houao.
Terms Ono third cash balance IN aiI. twelve and
eighteen montha. 20 be secured By deed Of trust
the property. One hundred dollars down 90 the dAY
Of sale COST Of conveyancing and stamps 70 be paid
by the purchaser In the terms not complied
With within i've days Afer the sale the propsry will
be reaold at the rs and coat Of the deaullng puT.
chaser, hUNhROD hOBINbON, Trustee.
ioiteoAda n. II. wARkRR. Auotioneer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

TRCsTRRg SALE or BUILDING LOTS IN
SQUARES $40 AND 5OJ
Ny virtue Of decd Of trust 10 us, dated August Is
,I, and duy recorded ~ hber No. db, folio ~, epS
pt the LAID Reco d. Of WAshlnEton. District of 10
lnme.a and a .hs rsqlssi q ,hs party thsrhI 80
70 the highest blddsf, on wkDNHeDAY,J June IL,
lb49, a. u Ooloos D. m., lot ndnbered aiH. (6,l In
square numbered five hundred and niney nine altu.
Atsd on o and Uapal streets southwest Also, on the
same day, ~ $50 o'slook M, part of saaAie
bored ~ beginning foT the sane At the northeast
Of said square, and running theaes vest along
the lire Of Soath stiset loo fest thsnos stralEht
lus at right anges TO eAld street south il7b foet,
theses s,st lO1 ,ee !hsnes north w feet 70 the
Terms vii be mads known on the dAy Of sale; All
enuvefanolng and stamps Al the ca. Of the purchaser
go down when each lot d struck %. In eAss ths
tsrms not compiled with In days after sale,
the prYpeIty will be resod Al the rial and cost oi
the defAultinE purchaser.
Bib. q j MsAssFPSsi' " AssFPSsi'kNEy.l Trustees.
mJ27 u. n. WARMER, AusL
tW-THR ABOyR sALE ~ POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, June 10, ls73, tame hour and place.
I'D, esETTISsxNEy Trustees.
isil.so4ds B. ii. WAHNRR, AueL
RY u. ~. wAHNER. Real Rsiats Brsksr
ii and Auotl0uNar. No Slll haVauth afFsat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
ny u. n. wARNER,. .Real R-,sis Broker
D. and AustOus'i. ,ls s;'saih street between o

TRgsTEEs SALE OF A TIRR STORY FRAME
GiNik AVENUE, BRTwHfH hiXTH hNn
sEvENTH sTHl hrs hoUfHwtET.
BI virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me, dAtad Eebruary
y is7l and duly recorded IN LibeT No 637, foo isi
one o. the land records for WAshinRton, y o., viii
ss at public ion, IN front oi the premises 70 tho
hlshest bidder. on SATURDAY, Juiy u, ts7i, Al u
ooiooE D. M lot r. In the subdivision Of square 49,
4 the sane duy recorded In tho surveyors aos oi
The city Of WAshingon. - O., 10 flhsr Of the book
z snbdiviaious, folio lss, with the improvements
rsfms vii BE- made known on the day Of sale
htamps and conveyanelnR Al the cost Of tas pnr.
In caas be erma are not complied with within ssvsu
d. the prppey viii be resod at The ik aud cost Of
T.l.-T =. .7-' ~ D. 7. EATON, Trustee
isisLsoAhs tstarI y. n, WARMER, kuet
RY y U. wARSKR, Real E.,ats Br.Lsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

,HrsrEEs soSsIi,s HsEE q gaa HgtPG EsR ES Lors m

RY 2: q; M,ARSER- g.ssl E-,e,s .. ohsr
BotNeen q and II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
RY 70. II. wARNRR., Real Estns Broker
ID and Auotioneer,
51D Seventh street. betHsou q and n.

hltd IstAh oREEN wnLrASss.'%iiSs Ss'iissts %Ssis:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
New Advertisements.

no LUMBER DEALERS AND BUIIDERs.-
L Just received boQ0o Portland u aihs and l,soo
bushals white hAud, for sale very lov, by WM. OUt
NAND, q l1 toaislkns avsnue, and wharf foot Third
streat southeast. isDas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-24
CASE OF THE EDGAR STEWART.

Tina Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald says There lie unusual anxiety
in official circles to hear the latest news con-
corning the action of Captain Davis, COM
manding the United States steamer Wyoming
in protecting the American steamer Edgar
Stewart, at Kingston, Jamaica, against the
menaces of the Spanish man of.war Borgia
1t appears that when the President learned
that the Virginius was blockaded by Span.
ish man of-war at Aspinwall he directed the
| able vessel to that place without delay and to
protect the Virginius at all hazards. The
Wyoming, then at Key West was elected fol-
this purpose and ordered to Aspinwall, the
commander receiving instructions as above
| indicated. In the mean time, the United
States steamship Kansas, Captain Brown,
with the Nicaragua surveying expedition on
board, arrived at Aspinwall, and finding the
Virgnius in trouble offered to convoy her be-
yond the reach of Spanish war vessels. Hav-
ing no special instruction in the premises he
was compelled to submit to the nsoent de-
meanor of the Spanish man-of.war Pizarro,
circumstances concerning which have already
been published.
The Wyoming, destined for Aspinwall
touched at Kingston early this month, where
Captain Davis found the alleged blockade
runner Edgar Stewart in worse trouble than
the Virginius. Indignant at the action of the
English authorities, Captain Davis demanded
the release of the Stewart, and took posses
sion of her by authority from his government.
1t is well understood here that while Cap.
tain Davis is positively instructed not to pro-
woke trouble, his instructions are equally
positive to resent any insult on the spot. The
menacing Of the Stewart, after she had been
taken possession of by the United States,
will be considered sufficient justification on
the part of Captain Davis in sinking the Span
ish man. of-war, Borgia he can. The arma-
ment of the Wyoming is two eleven inch
guns, four nine-inch guns, one thirty pound.
er and two twenty four Founders. Besides
these she has the most effective torpedo bat
terry, experiments with which in Boston har-
Dor last month were highly successful. Cap
tain Davis was last year on duty as assistant
to the Executive Officer of the Washington
Navy Yard, and is well known in naval circles
as brave and fearless officer, who will carry
out his instructions to the letter.
The action of the Spanish commander in
persistng in insulting our flag, after having
been properly warned by our naval officers,
excites indignation in all quarters. At the
Navy Department it is regarded as the gross
est of insults, and explanations will not here
after be asked by the Secretary of State, as
in the case of the Florida, about which no
action has ever been taken. The determine
ton of the President to put an immediate stop
to such conduct was foreshadowed in these
dispatches some weeks since and more def
nite)y on the 9th inst.
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POLITICAL.

The New York Free Trade Liberal Re
publicans are organizing, preparatory tc
making Presidential nomination.
General Beauregard is reported to have
signed call in favor of a Greeley ratification
meeting in New Orleans.
Prominent members of the Tammany So
ciety say that the reported proposition to make
the society free to the public, instead of secret
as at present "would stand no chance of
adoption.
Rockerby, who cast the vote of California
at the Liberal Republican Convention, is an il
liberal Democrat, and chad as much authority
to represent Japan as California" the Mays
vile Appeal says.
The Pittsburg Gazette says ''The Tribune
prospectus is issued for campaign sheet,
supporting the Liberal ticket. We understand
the agent was here few days ago, and left
very much discouraged. He said he did not
receive one subscriber where formerly he
got ten"
The Jefferson Club of New York city has
passed resolutions favorng Mr. Greeley's ell
ecton for President, whereat the Evening
Post remarks: 1.-THE President of the club
and one of the prime movers in this affair is
Mr. Henry W. Genet, Mr.. Tweeds Fright
bower" in Tammany legislation, and desery-
ing member of the old ring. Mr.. Genet al
ways means business
The Western Celt likes Mr.. Greeley well
enough to indorse his nomination, but it can
not stand Governor Brown. In this weeks
issue 1t says of the latter gentleman SHE has
shown himself to be political weathercock,
trimmer, huckster, and to be utterly
bankrupt Of political honesty or sound prn-
ciples'
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SPEAKER BLAINE'S NOMINA TON

SPEAKER BLAINE'S NOMINA TION.
The Boston Journal of Wednesday speaks
editorially Of the nomination Of Speaker
Blaine as follows.
1t will be seen that Speaker Blaine has been
renominated, as he eminently deserved to be,
by his Republican constituents of the old Ken
nebec district of Maine. Though still young
man, with great many campaigns and an
unlimited power of rising in him, this is Mr.
Blaine's sixth nomination-a fact equally
creditable to him and to the district which so
clearly demonstrates that 1t knows when it i s
well off. That such district should indorse
President Grant was matter of course.
The Lewiston Journal notices the nomina
ton as follows:
Speaker Blaine is already serving his fifth
! term, and this nomination is for sixth term.
| While his district is technically the third,
which may we'll be proud of such a represen-
tative, he is in broader sense representa-
tive Of Maine; and the whole State takes a
commendable pride in a son who occupies the
third practically the second) place in the ma
ton, and confessedy stands in the very front
rank of American statesmen.
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WHY THIS CHANGEf

Less than eight months ago Mr. Greeley
and his friends applied for the admission
OF their representatives from this City to
Republican Convention On the 10Th O.
September, 1871, he declared that his
delegation "had agreed upon draft (oi
PLATFORM which frankly and plainly told
on what grounds they wanted to make the
fight" OF that draft, the following was
portion:
III. In this alarming crisis in City and State
affairs, the Republican Party refers all good
citizens to its record, as their warrant for
giving it their fullest confidence and support
IN the campaign, now formally opening, of
the honest men against the thieves
1t abolished slavery.
1t led in the suppression Of the rebellion
1t preserved and enlarged the Union.
II promptly reduced the enormous forces
thus required to peace footing.
1t has reduced the debt over two hundred
and fifty millions of dollars in the last three
years.
1t has simultaneously reduced public taxa
ton over two hundred and fifty millions of
dollars per annum.
1t has preserved peace on the frontier.
IL has won friendly adjustment of the
threatening troubles with Great Britain
II. For its conspicuous share in this be-
hencent record we indorse the National Re-
publican Administration =
we reaihrm the platform of PRINCIPLES laid
aown by the last National Republican Con-
ana on these principles and this record.
WIN the ticket this day chosen, we appeal IN
all friends OF honest government. of what.
ever previous party association, for aid in the
triumphant victory We unitedly pledge onr-
selves to win.
The Republican Party has steadily gone
forward in the prosecution. of the meas.
ure for which 1t is SO freely and Justly
praised in this platform, drawn up by Mr.
Greeley's delegation. 1t has continued te
reduce the debt. 1t is engaged in further
reducing taxation. Ithas preserved peac,
on the frontier. 1t is honestly and coura
geously seeking to save the friendly adj
iustment of the troubles with Great Britain
and in all this beneicent record the INA.
tional Republican Administration has
continued to ''bear conspicuous share. -
Moreover the party has stood by the ''prin-
ciples laid down by the last National Re-
publican Convention" Why, then, is not
Mr.. Greeley still with the party Simply
because he has ''crooked the pregnant
hinges of his knee" before the Democrat
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Mormondom are painful to those who believe
in monosamy. The writer appears to have
been devout Mormon but became thorough
ly sick of the faith after her experience. j.
F. Pierce has it for sale.
The June number of Old and New has the
following interesting contents The open.
ing article is upon the Alabama Claims and
the Washington treaty; this is followed by
Two Sonnets; The Brahmo Somaj; Our
Pilgrimage; Churning; Out of the Shadow
Six of one BY half dozen of the Other
Living in Germany; The Burning Bush
Pompeii.
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State Temperance Reform Club.

A delegate Convention Of the Temperance Re.
form Clubs of Maine will be held at Meonian Hall,
Augusta, on Wednesday, June 9Th. 1872, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of forming State
Organization the object of which shall be to give
uniformity in our Pledge, Constitution and By.
Laws, throughout the State, and to advise and
counsel each other az to the best means Of promot
ing glorious cause and disseminating the prin-
ciples Of Reform and total abstinence all over the
land. Our objects are neither sectarian, nor po
litical, but simply the elevation of our fellow men
by moral means, thus leading them into the path Of
a higher and better life. Each Club shall be en-
titled to i've delegates.
Temperance organizations out of the state are in
vited TO send delegates.
Fres entertainment will be offered to all delegates
who may attend, and free return tickets over the
Railroada.
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NE W PUBLICATIONS

Our Young Folks for June opens with
continuation OF A Chance for Himself, after
which follows; Little Heroes; The Dolls
Convention "a poem; Wandering Tom :;
Babies Lecture; Rambles about Orchard.
vile; Playthings; The Great Woodchuck
Society; An Antedeluvian Concern.
Books upon Polygamy in Utah are becom-
ing very common. The last published is a
volume by Mrs. T. b. Stenhouse, which pur-
ports to give her personal experience as one
Than twenty years. These revelations about
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

q r000 REWARD is offered for better Remedy
O0UUU Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam, for
tke of colds, coughs, throat, Group, bron
chitis, soreness of lungs, asthma, whooping cough
and all diseases Of like nature. More than TO- 0Ol
bottles sold, and not failure yet.
The following are o few of the names Of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony; Mrs
Hon. James W. Bradbury Arson p Morrill, Eek
Governor Of Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard
Of Augusta Rev. Dr. Kicker; Rev. Z. E. Marlin n;
Rev. G. r. Penney; Rev. VIM. 4. Drew; Rev. H. F
Wood; Col. +. NJ. Drew, Sec. of State; Hon. j. I
woodward, State Librarian: Col. Geo. W. Stanley
President First National Bank Hon. b. II. Cush-
man, President Granite National Bank 8. W. Lane,
Sec. Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware of worthless limitations. See that the
name Off. W. knsman is blown in the glass ofthe
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
and Circulars free. F. W. kINSMAN, Proprietor,
Augusta, Me- Geo. &. Goodwin \ Co, Agents, SO
Hanover street, Boston. mar20tly 1y9
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ic idol, and expects that thrift will fol.
low fawning." We have no doubt he is
mistaken in his calculations. We are en-
tirely willing to repeat now his own words
of September last, land on these princi-
piles and this record, with the ticket, y
chosen at Philadelphia, appeal to all
friends of honest government, Of what
ever previous party association, for aid in
the triumphant victory we unitedly pledge
ourselves to win. "-Neau York Times.
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any OF the joints, its free use is sure cure.
IL cures Headache, Toothache, Colds in the Head
OF on the Lungs, Cramps, Collie Pains, Lame Back,
app taxes sut Frost or Fire, cures Commissions
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VIM. RENNE Il SONS, Projectors,
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heo i nagSs'a ana at retail by Frank Klnsman L.
"a. iltcoinp, =; n Partridge, NJ. Withheld, Fuller &
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-24

The nomination of Hon. W..P Frye as
the republican candidate for Congress in
the Second district, by unanimous vote
Of the Convention, shows that Mr. Frye's
abilities and worth are properly apprecia-
ted by his constituents. Mr.. Frye has
made his mark in Congress, and his district
is wise to retain his services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-24
In Bankruptcy,

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Maine. In the matter of MARIA A.
CONEY, Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS. Upon apple alton Of
Edward Robinson, Assignee of the estate OF Maria
A. Ceney, Bankrupt, II is ordered, That second
general meeting of the creditors Of said Bankrupt
be held at Augusta in said District on the twentieth
day of June, a. d. 1872, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Court House before Seth May, one Of the Registers
in Bankruptcy in said District for the purpose
ed in twenty-seventh section of the Bankrupt Act
of March I'd, 1867.
And it is further Ordered That the Assignee give
notice of said meeting by sending written print
ed notices by mail postpaid, of the time and place
of said meeting to all known creditors OF said Bank
rupt and that he also notify the Bankrupt to bepres-
ent hercat and he shall also publish notice of the
time and place of said meeting, week for two
successive weeks in the new spaper called the Daily
kennebec journal, and once in the Weekly Kenne.
bee Journal, printed at said Augusta, at least ten
days prior to said meeting.
Witness the HON. EDWARD Fox, Judge of said
Court and seal thereof at Portland in said Dis
trict on the seventh day OF May, A. ID. 1872.
WIN. =. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court of said District
may22. tlaw2w<w
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!. K. osooop. President, Gardiner Reform Club.

Mr.. Greeley's acceptance Of the Liberal
Republican nomination is rather a timid
production for its author. The strange
situation in which he finds himself may
account for it. His keepers have him well
muzzled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-24

The Illinois republican State Convention
made strong nominations, and put in mo-
ton the campaign for that State with a
fattering prospect of success. Last year
at the State Convention the following res
olution prepared by Senator Trumbull
was adopted.
''REsoLvED, That the Republican party,
without any new departure, is equal to the
correcting of existing abuses, and the perfect
ing Of needed reforms, and its mission will
not have ended until this is accomplished !"
The party holds to the above resolution
yet, but the author of it appears to have
departed from the faith so well and truly
expressed.